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CHURCH MUSIC

lows: Morning Prelude. "Andante,' =
Saint Saens; anthem, Father Keep Us
chorus: soprano solo, Jesus Lover Of
My Soul" tMcDougaD, Miss Jean Me
Andrews offertory "Intermezzo." Rhein-
berger; Fugue In q minor, Bach
Evening-Prelude Prayer aud Cradle
Song" Guilmant: anthem mo Sha-
dows Yonder." from Gauls Holy City"
Gray and chorus: alto solo, Lead Kind
" Light (Barnard). Miss Lillian Beers
offertory, Song without Words" Des-
hayes; "Postlude," Merkel.
Clinton Avenue Reformed Church:
Morning-Prelude, Reverie, Mac
Dowell; anthem, short TIE Denm,
Buck; response. Father. Hear Thy
Children's Call" Cover; offertory,
Andante Cantabile, from Fourth
symphony, -Widor; trio, "Rend Your
Hearts and Not Your Garments"
Schneider; postlude. Marche Pontifi-
Gale, de la Tombelle. Evening-Pre-
lude, Elegie, Youferoff anthem, THE
Day Is Past and Over" Brown; quar-
tet, Saviour. When Night Involves the
Skies, Shelley; response, Father,
Hear Thy Children's Call" Cover:
offertory, Canzonetta, Brewer con :
tralto solo. mo Night There" banks.
Mrs. Stats: postlude, Allegretto from
symphony, Goldmark
Dr.. Pleasant Hunter will preach in
the Second Presbyterian Church tolnor-
row morning and evening. The choir
Will render the following musical num-
oers during the day; Morning-Pre
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MISCELLANEOUS

YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSoCIA.
TIoN-Men's meeting Sunday, $3.50 o'cloch
Illustrated address on How Our City May
Provide Clean, Wholesome Recreation
speaker Mr. j. Leonard Mason, secretary
of Board of Fairgrounds Commissioners.
Concert by orchestra. Men only.
cHILDREN'S TEMPLE (undenominational,
incorporated), Nichols street Children'A
happy service Sunday evening Z o'clock, A,
]. Graham will have charge Of the services,
Children of the Ironbound District are hearts
lily welcome. Friday evening meeting O'Clock
for adults. Parents are invited. G. w.
Edwards and Joseph Wilde. superintendent,
RESCUE HOME. 10 Spring street-EdwarA
S. Black, Esq. the prominent lawyer viii
lead the : O'Clock service. He will speak on
Jacobs Ladder Mr.. Black will be assist.
ed by the celebrated evangelist. Miss Emily
C. March, of PlainfleId. Superintendent Sim,
mons Will give to the homeless men a fres
supper In the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Ward
will take charge. Everybody welcome Pros
fessor Liscomb.. pianist.
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At st. Lukes NJ. e. Church the music
tomorrow morning will be- Organ pre-
lude prelude in G. Rimbault; anthem,
Thou Art With Me-" Scott; offertory,
"Melodie," Blumenthal; solo for tenor,
Sun of Ny Soul tHuhn), Il. a. Burk-
hardt; postlude "Postlnde In f." IIesse
Evening-Prelude, Offertoire in d.
Battman; anthem, ~ Ask No More
Bailey: offertory Meditation" Mailly I;
trio for soprano. alto and baritone,
"Abide With Me" (Iarsh), Miss May
c. Korb, Mrs Newton Soper, g. H.
Downing postlude, Finale in G, Capocci
The music at the Old First Presby-
terrain Church tomorrow will be: Organ
prelude, prayer" Boelmann; opening
sentence, "Sanctus" ("Holy City"). Gaul;
anthem. "In Thee o Lord, Do l Put Ny
Trust" Frey offertory sentence, All
Things Come Of Thee" Russell: soprano
SOLO "Come Unto Me- Coenen.
Eyening-OrgaD prelude! "Serenade.
Schubert: opening sentence "Sanctus
("Holy City,, Gaul anthem, 1T Is
High Time to Awake" Barnby; re-
Spouse. 'Father Hear Thy Children Call.
Russell; offertOry sentence. All Things
Come of Thee" Russell; solo for con
trnlto, "Abide With Me-" Liddle; organ
postlnde, Grand Chorus Salome.
At Calvary Presbyterian Church TO-
morrow the Rev. Dr. S. p. Rossiter will
preach In the morning upoh Things
THAT Are Shaken and Things That Do
Remain In the evening there will be
an address on "Dull sundays"
The musical program will be as fol-
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PRESBYTERIANS IN
ASSEMBLY IN MAY
General Convention of the
Church Will BE Held at
Atlanta, Ga.

Several important questions of in
terest to the denomination at large
win be discussed at the general as
sembly of the Presbyterian church,
to open at Atlanta, Ca, Thursday
May Is.
some 400 clerical and lay dele
gates. representing every section OF
the country, will attend the sessions
which will continue for a week or ten
days.
The representatives from the New
ark Presbytery will be the Rev. DIT.
Davis w. Lusk of the religious ex-
tension department; the Rev, Joseph
Hunter, of the Fifth Avenue Church;
The Rev. DR.. Julius II. Wolff, of the
Third German Church, all of New
ark; and the Rev. DR.. Orville Reed,
II Trinity Church, Montclair.
Roll OF Alternstes.
Those who will attend as alter
mates will be the Rev. Andrew s.
Zimmerman, of the Memorial Church;
The Rev. Frederick w. Lewis. of the
Forest Hill Church; the Rev. Dr..
Henry W. Siebert, or the First Ger
Eggleston, of the Thirteenth Avenue
Church, all of this city.
Routine and special business mat
ters will be taken up and discussed
At the day sessions, and the evenings
win be devoted to mass meetings.
The delegates will be rendered a well
come in the Baptist Tabernacle
Church, on the opening night. Among
the speakers will be President Will
son and the retiring moderator of the
assembly.
Several evenings will also be de-
voted to popular meetings in the Au-
ditorlum, and at one of the sessions
an address will be made by Secre-
tary Of State Bryan. 1t Is expected
that the seating capacity 5000, of
the auditorium, will be taxed to the
limit
The three branches of the denomina-
ton, the Southern, United and North
ern Presbyterians, will unite in con-
Quoting the affairs of the convention.
Points to be considered will include
u discussion of the Union Theological
Seminary, of New York, and the re-
lation it bears to the denomination
as a conservative religious instltu-
ton; also a debate on the question
whether the graded Sunday school
lessons have not become too radical
IN their teachings, and whether the
three bodies cannot unite as one su-
preine organization, but enabling
Presbyterianism to expand its propa-
ganda more effectively
He's Served Thirty Years.
This session will mark the thirtieth
year that the Rev. DIR. William H.
Roberts has officiated as stated clerk
OF the Presbyterian Assembly of the
United States of America. He has
also served twenty-five years as
American secretary OF the western
section OF tho Alliance of the Re-
formed Church, holding the Presby-
terrain system. He is a graduate Of
fhe College of the City of New York.
from which he received his diploma
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REL1GIo as NOTICES.


PARAMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH, Fair
mount avenue near Bank street--Georse ~
Lombard, pastor. Preaching 1870 a. IN.
"A Regenerate Church Membership: a
Great Baptist Principle" Sunday school
2:30 Mems class taught by pastor, $50
Evening sermon. "a Great Wrestling Bout.
Lecture Monday night. The Sunny Side OF
Life" by Rev. William Burd. Admission
free. All welcome.
FIRST BAPTIST PEDDIB MEMORIAL
CHURCH, corner Broad and Fulton streets
Rev. Thomas J. ViIlers, d. D., pastor. Morn
ing worship at 1890; pastors topic, Tine
Church and the Modern Man" Bible school
at u; f. A Dunnell, superintendent, Eve
ming service at 7:45. DR.. Villers will give
the second of his illustrated addresses on
THE Lands Where Heroes Crew. special
topic, THE Dreamer Whose Misfortune
Lifted Him to Political Power Strangers
specially welcome.
SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH. East Kinney
street near Broad-Rev Clark T. Browneil
pastor. Morning worship 1890; annual ser,
mon by pastor on 1.-The Glory of a Church. "
Evening service T:d5; subject, The Mantle
of Greatness" Sunday school 2;3o- Young
peoples meeting Gas. Mid-week service,
Thursday. 7.45 All invited.
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This early cradle of Cathollcity had
its beginning in peeked-roof, log
cabined structure, with rude hick-
org cross about six feet high, I'M
striped Of its bark, surrounding its
gable.
We mention these preliminary bits
of history" regarding Old st. Johns
Church prior to acquainting you with
the zealousness of its rector, the Rev.
]. p. Poels because it is timely, as
the fifty-hfth anniversary Of the con-
secration of the present church Will
occur on Wednesday, May Z.
The Rev. Father Poels, who is be-
ginning his twenty first year as the
spiritual head of the parish, having
succeeded the Rev. Father Gambos-
vile in February, 1892, is man of
marked executive ability. He has
promoted thousands of dollars worth
of need improvements to the paro-
chial holdings during his passionate.
and the school has been placed in the
front rank as an educational insti'
tuition.
As the priest accomplishes his va
rious tasks In quiet and rnethodieal
way, without the blare Of publicity,
few outside Of the pale of the church
realize the vast amount of work that
has been accomplished by Father
Poels during the past score of years.
He has taken especial pride in adj
vancing the interests of the various
societies affiliated with the parish, in
Guiding the Holy Name Society and
St Johns Branch, Ladies' Catholic
Benevolent Association.
Father Poels has been ably assisted
by the Rev. Father Fidells. o. S. B.,
and a loyal body of parishioners
which includes Michael T. Corbitt,
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MEETING WITH GREAT SUCCESS.

The Rev. Charles f. Stanley, a
former pastor of the Fifth Baptist
Church, III this city, is meeting with
exceptional success at his new charge,
the Hilton Christian Church, Hilton,
The newly organized Mems Club held
its first banquet on Thursday eve
ming, and in the near future a special
mortgage burning service will be
held under the auspices of the official
board when the debt on the parson-
age amounting to $4,000 will be can
celed. On May 1 DIR. Stanley and
his family will move into the par
sonage.
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William ]. Hagan, Joseph Carroll,
James Callen, Charles Lounsbury,
John j. Mooney James Dalton. Cor
nelius O'Connor. Thomas j. Farrell,
J. C. VOTERS, John w. Herman and
others.
An interesting feature of st. Johns
Church is the fact that the whole
structure is built of Newark brown
stone. taken from the old quarry that
was located on Eighth avenue at the
time of its erection. The Rev. Pat
rick Moran, the architect of st. Pat
rick's Cathedral and of st, Peters
Church, in Belleville, designed the
present edifice.
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Rev. Henry r. Rose. Minister.
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER, Broad
street diagonally opposite City Hsll-Mr.
Rose breaches at II Helen Keller'A
Beautiful Saving: What Unexpected joys
Meet Us Around the Corner of Life" Re-
Iigious school at 10. Mr.. Rose will repeat IL
Illustrated lecture on THE Titanic Disaster"
MT IDS. Come early
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At st, Lukes Methodist Episeopar
Church tomorrow the pastor, the Rev
j. H. Macdonald Will preach in the
morning on THE Lamb and the
Book" Evening subject. ITO sit Sun
Is to DIE
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nn.rcIoua NorrtEs

ST. LuKE's METHODIST ESl lsS ~
cHURCH-The pastor. the Rev. ]. n ga :.
Donald. will preach next sunday mornlhs -
1.-The Lamb and the Book EVehink SUI
ieet ITO Sit still Is to Die.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

the Act entitled An Act to revise and amend
the Charter Of the City of Newark, APP
proved March H. 1857 l herewith present a
full trial balance sheet from the Auditors
ledger, as of Januay 81. 1913:
JAMES A. ROWE,
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

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TRIAL BALANCE AUDITORS LEDGER
AS OF DECEMBER 81, 1912.
In accordance with the provisions of tho
iifth section OF the act OF the Legislature
of the State OF New Jersey, approved Febfli-
sfy az. 1866. entitled Further supplement
% the act entitled an act to reViss and
amend the charter OF the City of Newark F"
approved March H. 1867, I herewith present
full trial balance sheet from the Auditors
ledger. as OF December 81, 1912.
JAMES A. ROWE,
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NEWS OF NEWARK CHURCHES
Wbo's Who in Churcbdom
Sketches of the Newark Clergymen Whose
Work Has Made Them Notable.

m that Old St Johns
is the mother parish of
This parishs house Of worship
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CITY ADvERTIsEMENrs.

sonal arrears. Al, 16S 20
Taxes 1910 per-
sonal Arrears. ~, JIJ 50
sonal arrears. 5sd. 100 81
Reserve for
collected per
sonal taxes. -. &c $40 Os
Surplus and def
cheney ........ 20, S3S 81
Assessment def
cheney pavings. 17.11e Il
Assessment def-
Chapter 2i7.... 1922 so
cheney sewers. 9,73a os
Assessment def
and F.......... s,2os SO
, cheney. openings 1882 4e
Assessment def
cheney. OPEN
Laws 1908. 4i,12a 40
Peddle street ditch $1,000 SO
sources -. s,1T5.l4i Sc
Insurance Fund
sets ..e.....ss. 1919 il
ness .. '. ea.9s5, 200 oC
bonds general raj ) 600. 600 90
Temporary loan
o openings 49,. ESQ 900 oc
Temporary loan
chapter 2i7.'.. so 900 90
Temporary loan
bonds, Aims
ton ..,...s..,. 10000 90
o. Martin act. ASH SO
count II $50 %
sayre fund....,. 5000 0o
Tichenor fund 1900 0O
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Prayer" Russell s. Gilbert; anthem
"rhe King of Love" Schneider; offer
tory, Meditation" J. II. Rogers; post.
Jude. tenor solo, 'March Rellgieuse,'
Guilmant.
Evening Prelude, "Larghetto, Lynes ;
anthem, 1.-The Strain Upraise." Buck; ;
organ offertory, Melody Bohm: offer
tory. GLORY TO The, My God, This
Night" Yogrich: response. selected ;
postlude "Toccata," Crawford.
IT the Church of the Redeemer the
following music will be rendered tomor-
row Morning. variations on
Pleyels Hymn" Burnap; professional
STAND Up, Stand Up for Jesus" Farmer !;
anthem, Through Peace to Light
Protheroe: response Nearer My God
to Thee" Hanscom; offertory, "An1ante,"
Mendelssohn; duet, Calm as the Night"
(Goetzel, Mr.. Boyle and Mr.. Guilck an
them, .'Hnrk, Hark, My Seui' (Shelley),
Mrs. SpaDteri Mrs Baney and choir !;
postlude. PROFESSIONAL Clark.
Evening Prelude, "Nocturne.' Ley
bach; professional, STAND Up, Stand Up
for Jesus Farmer; anthem, Great Is
the Lord Steane; offertory "Song OF
the Deep Knight quartet, 30 Jesus.
Thou Art Standing" Brewer: solo, Rock
of Ages" Johnson. Mr.. Palumbo: post
lude March Whitaker.
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TRIAL BALANCE AUDITORS LEDGER
AS or FEBRUARY rs. 1918.
In accordance with the provisions of the
of the state Of New Jersey. approved Fehru-
airy %, 1885, entitled Further Supplement TO
the Act entitled An Act to reVise and amend
the Charter of the City of Newark" APP
proved March II. 1857, herewith present a
full trial balance sheet from the Auditors
ledger. of February %. 1918:
JAMES a. ROWE.
A,,Iit
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Real estate and .
buildings ...., sou 9o5. 4oO -
Personal property 2.l2d, l61 ~
Dock and ship
canal construc-
ton .......... l3j SUI Al
strnction ...... CO. 1858 ~
Playground con
struction $50. 81 692 40
Passaic Valley
sewerage con-
Additional hos
pital accomoda-
ton .......... 1856, CSC es
struetlon ..... 97.so2 81
street openings, 1858 Is
Assessments out
ings ..,....... 771,147 rs
Assessments out.
insS, Chapter ei7 1913, $40 CO
standing sewers 55e, 4s1 90
Assessments out
and F.......e. 1T1.754 IS
Asses sments out
ings ......... 81 o26 %
Assessments out
standing. open
Laws Laws Of 1909. SIS. $40 IS
improvements :. 3.s4S Al
ments ......... G4c 90
Assessments out
standing, house
lions .......... ee.aoo 0s
Assessments out
pairing Sidewalks 7.44s 81
Assessments out
standing. shade
trees. 1905.... 4S
Assessments out
SANDING. shade
trees. l90I... 80 50
assessments out
trees. isos. ..,.. s81 81
Assessments out
standing. shade
trees, 1909. go. So SO
Assessments out
standing. shade
trees, 1910. 65i 40
Assessments out
trees. iSti..... esa So
Assessments out
trees. iS1a..4.. ZOOS A.
ages In suspense 80, 2ss 70
Opening m
ages in sus-
Laws ieoer..,, s7.si7 90
City treasurer... 1.1S4,4 12 81
dce 49,. ~. 100 90
Leases for taxes. 15009 A
Taxes 1912. 800. 2,21t,4I1 90
estate arrears. Gs5 IS
estate arrears. Ae2 OF
estate arrears. 5000 70
Taxes 1907, real
estate arrears. 620S IS
estate arrears, e,s4s 90
estate arrears. 4.1o2 50
Taxes 1910. real
estate arrears. 10,1Il II
estate arrears. 1920 40
Taxes 1909. real
estate certificate 164 rs
estate certificate 1863 eS
estate certificate ss4 10
Taxes 1906, real
estate certificate e5 81
Taxes 1910, real
estate cerfihcste 1915 %
sonai arrears. $3.50 As
sonai arrears. al.472 so
sonai arrears. 1882 oe
sonai arrears. $1,000 So
sonai arrears. 4t.o9a 10
sonai arrears. 4s,2ss sc
Taxes 1911. per
sonai arrears. 5sa, ssS II
Reserve for un-
collected per-
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Music at the Third Presbyterian
"Fupf orgelstucke," Rudolf Blbl; an
them, "Jubllate Deo," Buck; offertory
anthem. THE Trees and the Master
Protheroe; postlude. "Offertoire In u
major Ralph Drifill. Evening service
will be "A special monthly musicale by the
harpist, of New York. The program as ar
ranged by J. Thurston Noe. organist, will
include the following: Prelude, harp and
organ, "Alarche Solennelle," Gounod; an
them. "My Defense Is of God" Bruno
Hum; trio. with harp, "The Blessed
Trinity albert j. Holden, Miss Koch
Ter. Mrs. Ely, Mr.. Morse; harp solo. I'm
prano solo. Holy Father with iarp
obligato (Gounodj, Miss Lydia Koehler;
offertory. harp solo, Alteration Vei
dale: address by DIR. Robert Scott In
glls; anthem, Breast the Wave, Chris
tlan," Shelley; postlude in \ minor,
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JAMES A. re
4
Real estate and
buildings ......sG0. u 53, $50 -
erty go. 2,12e, 161 81
dock and ship
canal eonstruc-
Public bath con,
struction -. 1851 ~
struotion -. o7.ea2 80
passaic Valley
structIon -. 1,115.ssS -
Additional hos
pital accomoda-
lions construc-
ton .......... l3o, Us
atruction -. 97.soa 81
street openings. e,7s1 70
Assessments out
standing, paw
llBS ......-s.s o-ss is-o -
Assessments out
standing. paw
ings, chapter 217 493, 4SJ ~
Assessments out
standing, sewers 062, 31f 90
assessments out
standing. G..
q, and F.. 171.172 o5
Assessnaents out
standing. open
Assignments out
standing. open
laws laws Of IT'D" 1000. : es.2a2 70
impfovements 3,s48 Il
Road Improve 80 -,
fnents ... 6A2 80
standing, house
sewer connee-
Assess ments out
standing. re-
pairing side
Assessments out
trees. jSo5. -. 74s
Assessments out
standing. shade
Assessments out
trees. ioOs. .. 8S5 %
Assessments out
standing. shade
trees, 1eO9.... % 30
Assessments out
standing, shade
trees, 10lO.... Cos ~
Assessments out
standing, shade
trees, 1911 80. 05S "
Assessments OUT
trees ial2.... 2,5es %
Opening damages
IN suspense.... 1915 40
in suspense,
1909 ..,... sI.91. 70
city treasurer. IS, lSe 90
Comptroller's Of
fee ........... lOO oV
Leases for taxes 10 5ss -
Taxes iDl2. ...,.. 2,a3l, SUI 70
Taxes 1908. real 49, 80,
estate arrears. o5S 60
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PEEoo NED.

CLINTON AVENUE RE p o r NJ II .
CHURCH, Clinton avenue and Halsey street
Rev Albertus T. Brock minister Prayers
In the lecture room at 1880 a. M. Service
at 1920 a. m. and 40 p. m. The REV.
John Y Brock of Trinity Reformed Church,
of Plainfield, will preach. Bible school 81
o30 Christian Endeavors yespers at
Strangers are cordially invited.
NORTH REFORMED CHURCH, Broad
and Bridge streets--Rev. Lucas Boeve. nss
sistant minister in charge. Morning Wors
ship 1890 o'clock. Evening worship 1:4d
o'clock. Morning Sunday school $3.50 O'Clock.
Afternoon Sunday school 2:45 o'clock. East
Newark and Italian Missions 2:30 o'clock,
Christian Endeavor Society 6:45 O'Clock. Fhs
Rev. Dr. William l. Chamberlain will preacd
both morning and evening.
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THE Dreamer Whose Misfortune lift
ed Him TO Political Power will be the
illustrated subject of the Rev. DR.; I. ].
Villers at the Peddie Memorial Church
to morrow evening.
The second Sermon of a series on stu
dies in the Life of Christ. will be De
livered by the Rev. A. n. Stubblebine to
morrow morning at the Bethany Pres
byterian Church.
The secretary of the Protestant Episco-
pal Social Service Commission of the do
cese of Newark, the Rev Augustine Elm
endorf will preach In st. Stephens
Church, Clinton and Elizabeth avenues.
Sunday morning at 10:45. The Social Sery-
ice Commission is trying to bring the
church into vital touch with civic and in
dustrial interests so that In this field the
church may be a power for good. DR..
WATSON VIII preach in the evening on
Converting the Jews Again"
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At Central Methodist Church tomorrow
the music will be- Morning-Organ pre-
lnde, Andante.. Calkln: anthem, HE
Waters the Hills" Spinney: response
Hear Us, Lord Schilling: offertory
solo. "Open the Gates of the Temple, .
Hoffman,: organ postlude. 'Seherzo" Eve
nlng-Organ prelude, 'Reverie," Saint
Saens; anthem. "'rhe Splendors of Thy
Glory, Lord" Woodward; onfertory, trio,
Praise Ye." Verdi; organ postlude, Allie
gro" Scharwenka.
The music program at st. James's Epis-
copal Church tomorrow morning will be :
Te Deum. Field, Benedlctus, chanted
Kyrie, Baldwin; offertory anthem 20,
Jesus Thou Art Standing" Shepherds
benediction anthem. Lead Me, Lord, +"
Marks. The evening program is: Choral
evening song, Magnificent and Nunc Dmit-
tbs, Field: prayer anthem, Hymn 20; Of
benedictlon hymn. Beethoven.
At Christ Reformed Church. the Rev.
L. II. Barker, pastor, the following musical
program will be given: Morning, at 1880
anthem. "Behold the Days Come" Wood
ward; quartet, 80, Saviour of the World"
Shackley: sermon, why Am Content to
Re Christian" and organ. Allegro.
Gauss. Evening, at 7:SO. o'clock; Organ
Jesus Shall Reign" Schneider; solo. "Flee
as n Bird" Spanish melody, Miss Elsie
Themer: sermon, ''Is 1t Ever Too Late
to Mend2" quartet Saviour Thy Chill
dren Keep Sullivan; organ Andante
'Cantabile, Dolmetsch.
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TRIAL BALANCE AUDITORS LEDGER
AS or JANUARY a. 1919.
In accordance with the provisions of the
Fifth Section of the Act of the Legislature
Of the State Of New Jersey, approved Febru-