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GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK,

At the Church Of the Messiah CUni-
tarian) the Rev John Haynes Holmes
will preach at II a. m. tomorrow on TOO
Busy with Too Many Things"
The subject Of the lesson-sermon in the
Christian Science churches tomorrow VIII
be God the Only Cause and Creator and
the golden text psalm cxlvi, 3. 81 ::
Happy is he that hath the God Of jacob
for his help, whose hope is in the LORD
his God Which made heaven and earth.
the sea and all that therein is, which
keepeth truth forever"
w. f. Fenno. Of the New York state
committee. Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation. will speak at the 23d street Young
Mems Christian Associaion>at 10 p. m.
tomorrow on Check Them Up"
THE Greatest Need in the World viii
be the subject OF James a. Nhitmore M
the Sunday afternoon meetings now being
held regularly at the West side Young
Mems Christian Association.
At the Church Of the Divine Paternity
the Rev. DR.. Frank oliver Hall will preach
AT II a. m tomorrow on Christ Is Com
ing"
At Temple Israel. Of Harlem. Or. VI. II.
Harris will preach at 1915 a. m. to-day
on Samson
The New York Bible Society urgently
appeals for gifts. both large and small. 10
complete an endowment fund OF 100000.
OF this amount $4,000 has been secured.
but one-fourth Of the amount Is promised
on condition that the whole sum shall be
raised. Every contribution. therefore.
toward the remainder will help 20 secure
that which is conditionally promised. Tn
less the 100000 can be secured all that
is condtionally promised will be lost. The
Pppeal is therefore most urgent The
New York Bible Society is the only society
having for its sole work Bible distribution
in the city and IIarbor or New York.
The President Is John G. West the treas
urer. James H. Schmelzel. and the gen
eral secretary, the Rev. DR.. George VIII
lam Carter. with the Office at No. SO
Bible House.
At p. m. tomorrow AT the Labor
Temple DR. +. L. Sevenoak will deliver an
illustrated lecture on ALASKA and the
Canadian Rockies. This Will close the adj
dresses at p. m on Sundays until Octo-
Der l. At = o'clock Jonathan c, Day Will
speak on Three Notable Deaths
Outdoor noon evangelistlc meetings OF
the National Bible Institute at Madison
Square. Printing House Square and Bat
terry Place will be addressed next week by
the Rev. Joseph w. Kemp Of Edinburgh
who will occupy the pulpit Of Calvary
Baptist Church. in this city. The outdoor
meetings Of the institute will be still fur-
Their Increased next week by new noon
meeting at 12Jth street and Seventh ave
nue..
Mrs. Louis Miller. a Spiritualist and
medium. will speak at the new headquar-
ttrs Of the New York Temple OF Modern
Spiritualism, No. 20l6 Fifth avenue, at
p. m. Tomorrow on Truth Of Immortal
ity." Arrangements are also made for
special flower seance after the lecture
with spirit messages.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

The Rev. Howard Duffield will conduct
both services at the Old First Presby-
terrain Church tomorrow. At II a. m.
Holy Communion will be celebrated. At
S p. m. DR.. Duffield will speak on Where
10 Find God"
At the Brick Church tomorrow Mr..
Janeway, the assistant minister, Will
preach at II a. m. Service preparatory
to communion on the following Sunday
will be held in the church next Wednes-
day. at s p. m.
At the Scotch Presbyterian Church the
Rev. Warren j. Conrad will preach at
II a. m. tomorrow on The Priceless
Pearl" and in the evening on "Uncon-
scious Influence"
The Rev. DR.. A Edwin Keigwin will
preach at the morning service at the
West End Presbyterian Church to-mor-
row. Childrens day exercises at p. m.
A popular platform meeting in the in
terest OF eugenics will be held at S p. m.
William S. Bennett will preside. and Or.
Kelgwin and Richard Bennett. the actor.
will speak.
At the Broadway Presbyterian Church
Holy Communion will be administered
tomorrow at IL o'clock and new members
will be received. The Rev. Or. Walter
Duncan Buchanan Will preach every Sun
day al II a. m. during the summer. ex-
cept a few Sundays in August The even
ing service and Sunday school. also the
mIdweek service, are discontinued, as
usual. until an early date In the fall
At the Forth Presbyterian Church the
preacher tomorrow will be the Rev. p. r.
Erickson. Miss Mary Dan Harbeson,
evangelistic soloist, will sing at the even
ing service.
At the West Park Presbyterian Church
the Rev. DR.. Anthony II. Evans Will
preach tomorrow at II a. m. on Making
the Soul Fit" and at s p. m. on Summer
Religion" At the Fort Washington
church the Rev. Or. d. f. Lorenz Will
preach at Il a. m. and Lyman r. Hartley
will preach at p. m.
Children's day will be observed to-mor-
row at the Church Of the Puritans. The
Rev. Robert Bruce Clark will preach at
II a. M, and at p. m. there VIII be
special service by the children and Sun
day school.
At the Harlem Presbyterian Church,
the Rev. John Lyon Caughey. minister. at
II a. m. tomorrow children's day ser
vices will be held. At p. m. the pastor
will preach on Seek Ye the Lord"
At the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning the annual
children's day will be observed AT 7:45
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Vacation Bible schools are rapidly In
creasing in numbers and efficiency IN TINS
and other cities These schools open III
July and August, take children OIL the
streets for some hours each forenoon ana
not only teach them Bible lessons, but
also how to work and to play-and get
real fun out OF the latter. The total num-
Der Of schools this season will be ABOUT
200. with something like 5000 children en-
rolled. These are located in upward Oh
thirty cities.
The Daily Vacation Bible School Asso-
citation. Dr. Robert Il. Speer PRESIDENT
and the Baptist City Mission society
maintain such schools in this city. The
first named will open this season vacation
schools I'm the John Hall Memorial ST.
Marks in the Bowery the House OF
Aauila, in Stanton street; the Judson Me-
mortal. I'm Washington Square; the BETH
any Memorial. the Mizpah Chapel the
Adams Memorial Bethany Chapel, San
Salvatore Chapel. the Spring street Pres
bvterian, the Moravian Church. In The
Bronx: the Alexander Avenue Baptist
The Bronx. and some other churches ana
chapels. and, in Brooklyn, Gregg chapel
the Baptist Orphanage. the Church OF the
Messiah. Marcy Avenue Baptist west
minister Presbyterian and some other
churches.
An interesting feature Of the WORK Is
the use of college men and women for IN
structors. Children get the newest ana
best that is going in the way OF teachlhs'
and voung couegians get experience that
is valuable 10 them.
The Rev. Thomas r. Slicer, who mas
heen pastor of All Souls Unitarian
Church, at Fourth avenue and East @oth
street, for sixteen years, probably VIII not
be in the pulpit at the opening or the
church following the summer recess. the
onenlng service is scheduled for the hrst
Sunday in October. but friends OF Mr.
slicer say II is doubtful If his health VIII
hermit his resuming work for at least
another year. The Rev. William sullivan
q former Paulist priest, who was recently
engaged as associate pastor OF the church'
will be in charge, and upon him MI Sill
GERS duties will devolve.
Early last fall Mr. Slicer was forced TO
abandon his activities because OF falling
health, and since then, 1t is said his condi-
ton has not improved materially. Al
nresent he is in the Adirondacks, where
he is said to be slowly regainihs MS
strength.
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marine barracks, washington; to naVai oiS
Culinary barracks. Puget SOUND
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHlPS..Tne
following movements Of vessels nave
been reported to the Navy Department
ARRIVED.
rune a-Tbe Vermont. al Hampton Roads inc
FIusser at Norfolk yard o,s
June THE Hopkins. the Goldsoorougn nm'
the Saturn at Mare Island; the scorp'o"'
runa THE wyoming the Florida. the Ar
kansas. the Delaware. the North Pa aF,,r
tbe Vermont. the Louisiana, the New Hainp
shire the south Carolina, the virginia; me
Georgia the New Jersey. the Rhode lsanu;
tho Kansas the Yankton. the Sonoma ana
the Ontario, at Annapolis; the Helena 'a'
Marking.
June s-The Vermont, from Norfolk 'or
Hampton Roads. c-,,..o,o,zb
June 1.-The Hopkins and the Goldsootousn
from sausalito. for Mare Island; the Helena
from Chinkiang for Marking; the wyoming
the Florida, the Arkansas, the Delaware
the North Dakota, the Vermont, the Louisl-
ana. the New Hampshire. the South caro-
lima the Virginia. the Georgia. the New
Jersey the Rhode Island. the Kansas me
Yankton. tile Sonoma and the Ontario, from
Hampton Roads for Annapolis
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Church AND RELIGIOUS NEWS NOTES
Vacation Bible Schools Show Rapid Increase in Number and
EficienCy-Mr SIiCer Still in Poor Health.

Methodist Church and Sunday School.
The Rev. DR. W. II. Morgan will preach
at II a. m. on Jesus and the Children"
and at S p. m. on "Lifes Greatest Bat
tie"
DR.. CHARLES l.. Goodell, pastor Of st.
Paul's Methodist Church. will preach at
both services Tomorrow His evening
theme will be The Plain Truth on d
Great Matter"
William Hlnshaw, of the Metropolitan
Opera Company. will sing at the Happy
Sunday Night service tomorrow at Grace
Methodist Episcopal Church The pastor
will speak on Healing Thoughts" At
II a. m. two hundred children from the
Sunday school will render a programme
Of songs and recitations. The supplies for
the summer have been secured. DURING
July the Rev. Or. Edward Hislop. the
superintendent OF the Omaha District OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church, will
have charge During August the supply
preacher will be the Rev. DR.. Herbert
Scott, OF Portsmouth, Ohio.
In the Metropolitan Temple the Rev.
George w. Downs will preach at Il a m.
N-HiN'iO"' INV ''o'' p"''iNi ~
fin. OF Washington, will preach at the
regular evening service.
At the st. James Methodist Episcopal
Church at II a. m. tomorrow the annual
childrens day service will be given. and
at S p. m. the closing musical service,
with an address by the pastor on Loving
with the Mind"
At st. Andrews Methodist Church the
Rev. Wallace Harold Finch will preach
at II a. m. tomorrow on Remember His
Words"
At Madison Avenue Methodist Episco-
pal Church the Rev. DR. Wallace Mac
Mullen will preach morning and evening
tomorrow. Children's day exercises will
be held in the morning
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ship at Boston: receiving ship at New
York. - ,---o,- ao,,obaa
chief Gunner p. p. MIDDLETON. detached
the Nebraska: home, await orders oAto.
Gunner F. c. WIsKER, detached the ohio'
the Wisconsin. ..a "a. vv,scon-
Gunner n. X. MILLER, uetaSneu '
sin: 20 the Ohio. ,, ~. cons,sI
latlcn: 10 the Nebraska .,>.. s.oo.s
Chief Machnst l.: c. HlGGlNs, non Ge'a'neu
navy ward Norfolk: TO the Lebanon, ~.
chief NachiniEt G. w. BYRNE, detacheo 'ne
lebanon; home. await orders; o,,,rv .,
Pavmsster's Clerk =. J. MCLoshhi' "V
pointed TO the West virginia ,o,r,ad. 70
Paymaster's Clerk r. E. AMEs' sppo'h'eu' 10
the Pittsburgh. etrp onnointed.
10 the Colorado tine oregon, the hale'sh anu
the West Virginia. ct,u.N an
pointed; TO the Kentucky.
MARINE CORPS.
CAPTAIN A. T. MARK. office Judge advocate
Cantain r. WALLACE. Jr.. detached the
Nebraska; to marine barracks. Mare Islah i
First lieutenant c. A. BtTI. detached marine
barracks. Norfolk; advance base SCHOOL,
First Lieutenan, J. c. FEGAN detached
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In EPISCOPAL CIRCLES.

At the Church of the Holy Communion
the Rev. Robert B. b. Foote Will preach
at II a. m. tomorrow and the Rev Mel
willie X. Bailey at 10 a. m. (childreh
service) and S p. m.
At the Church Of the Ascension the
Rev. DIT. Percy Shckney Grant VIII
Dreach at II a. m. tomorrow. At p m
the Public Forum, Inc, will be addressed
NV Miss Rose Livingston on white
Slavery In Chinatown"
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast.-Washingto
June THE disturbance that was over the
Great Lakes Thursday night is now over the
G. Lawrence Valley. whence a narrow belt OF
low. pressure extends south Invest wardly 10 IeNas'
Pressure continues high off the south Atlanllc
coast and IL has risen decidedly over the
Northwest states. Temperatures continue IN
reasonably high throughout the Eastern states.
tbc ohio and middle Mississippi valleys. while
over the upper lake region, the upper Missis-
sinpi Valley and the north plains states the
weather has become decidedly cooler.
There will be showers Saturday In the noitn
Atlantic states the Ohio and middle Mlssis-
sippi Valley. and Saturday night or sunday IN
the middle Atlantic states. showers VIII coz
Time SATURDAY and probably Sunday In the
south Atlantic and Gulf states, ana fair
weather will prevail during the next forty-elsht
hours over the plains states and the ROCKY
Mountain and plateau regions. -, ,,
Considerably cooler weather VIII overspread
the Middle West Saturday. and the upper
Ohio Valley the middle Atlantic states ana
New England Sunday. Temperatures VIII rise
Saturday and sunday over the Northwestern
The winds along the New England Coast
will he moderate 10 brisk southwest. shifting
10 west; middle Atlantic Coast. moderate south
and southwest. south Atlantic Coast, lght 70
roodera.e east 10 south: east Gulf Coast, mod
erate east and southeast. west Gulf Coast.
ynoderate south: ON the lower lakes. moderate
10 brt,k north and northwest; upper lakes,
moderate 20 brisk north.
norts will have brisk southwest winds ana
overcast showery weather TO the Grand Bangs
Forecasf for Special Localitles.-For East
ern New York, local showers to-day: to-
marrow probably fair and cooler, with mod
crate 10 brisk south and southwest winds.
For New England. local showers to-day:
ass,s. .at@x5era tomorrow probably fair and
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p. m. DR.. Albertson will preach the bacca-
laureate sermon for Adelphi College.
THE Family Tree: Its Roots, Its
Trunk. It's Branches-Who Are Fit to
Build the Home?" will be Or. 5. Edward
Young's morning subject in the Bedford
Presbyterian Church. Brooklyn, to-mor-
row Outgoing and returning mission
aries will speak at the evening services.
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
From The Tribune Bureau
NNaShfpUtop TuT

ORDERS ISSUED.-The following or
ders have been issued:
ARMY.
Major HENRY PAGE, medical corps. from
Walter Reed General Hospital. 10 Fort
Noultrie.
Captain EDWARD y. MACON tretired).
from Fort Union Military Academy. Au-
gust 81, TO home.
Captain JOHN c. GooDFELLow. from 10th
to 1920 Company. coast artillery
Captain JOHN +. SPUKR, from l42d to 10Th
Company coast artillery.
Captain ROBERT FIELD, 9th Infantry.
from Walter Reed General Hospital. to
First Lieutenant WILLIAM w HICKS. coast
artillery, assume temporary command OF
the mine planter General John N. scho-
held. ..
First Lieutenant ALEXANDER H. JONES.
cavalry assigned Sd cavalry.
First Lieutenant RALPH NJ. PARKER an
Cavalry. now on leave at Miami: detailed
professor military science. Norwich Uni
versity. Mortified. W. vice Captain
FRANK ToMPKINs. 10th Cavalry. to his
regiment.
Name OF First Lieutenant CHARLES a.
HUNT, eth Infantry. placed on list de-
tached officers and name OF First lieuten-
ant ANTON G. CRON. Infantry. removed
therefrom: Lieutenant CRON assigned TN
Agricultural College. Lansing. June 80
proceed to join that regiment.
Leave OF absence-Captain WILLIAM q.
SILLS. LIST Cavalry. three months. on re-
lief from army service SCHOOLS FoTt LehE-
enworth.
NAVY
Lieutenant r. l.. LOWMAN. detached Naval
Academy June I the South Dakota.
Lieutenant ID. p. WICKERSHAM, detached
the Iowa; the Maine.
Lieutenant y. e. ALLEN, detached the
Maine: home, await orders.
Lieutenant X. Z. INGERSOLL detached
Naval Academy. June 9; to Asiatic station.
Lieutenant G.. T.. BROWN. detached inspec-
ton duty, Brooklyn: command the Terry,
vice Lieutenant J. G. FREMONT, Jr., de-
tached the Terry: assistant az inspector
ordnance and engineering material. Brook
Ign.
Lieutenant n. II. GOss detached inspector
Of ordnance. Bridgeport: TO Asiatic station.
Lieutenant Junior gradeD r. L. MONTGOM-
cry. detached the Massachusetts,: the
Iowa.
Lieutenant Ounior grader c. W. CROSSE.
detached the Denver: home await orders.
Ensign w c. FAUS, detached the Alert; the
Pittsburgh.
Ensign F. J WILLIE, detached the ST. Louis;
the Denver.
Midshipman WALKER COCHRAN. detached
naval academy: the South Dakota.
Surgeon G. T. SMITH. detached naval sta
ton. Honolulu: home. await orders.
Chief Boatswain ". J. DUFFY. detached the
Kearsarge: home. await orders.
Boatswain A. II. SMITH. detached receiving
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REFORMED CHURCHES.

At the Collegiate Church of st. Mich
olas the Rev. Malcolm James Macleod
will preach tomorrow morning and the
Rev. Arthur Frederick Mabon in the
evening.
The Rev. DR.. Nehemiah Boynton, OF
Brooklyn, will occupy the pulpit IN the
Madison Avenue Reformed church to-
morrow morning.
At the Marble Collegiate Church DR.
A. II. Haigazlan, president Of the faculty
OF the Apostolic Institute at Konia, IN
Asia Minor will preach tomorrow morn
ing In the evening Dr. Peter VI. MILL
ken will preach on Success Illustrated In
a Life"
At the West End Collegiate Church at
II a. m tomorrow the Rev. Thomas Nc
Bride Nichols will preach.
At the Hamilton Grange Reformed
Church the Rev. DR.. Paul S. Lembach
will preach at II a. m. tomorrow at the
childrens day festival service and at
p. m. on your Worst Enemy"
At the Reformed Church of Harlem to-
morrow children's day will be observed
with appropriate sermons and music.
The Rev. DIR. Edgar Tilton. jr., will
preach. In the afternoon the Bible School
will hold its children's day festival.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL,
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ooler: moderate to brisk south and southwest


winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey. Della
ware Maryland, the District OF Columbia and
Virginia Increasing cloudness TO-DAY. probably
followed by local showers and cooler tonight
or tomorrow; moderate south winds.
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New
York local showers and cooler to-day: to
morrow fair: moderate To brisk variable winds.
becoming north and northwest.
For West Virginia local showers to-day.
cooler northwest portion: tomorrow probably
fair and cooler.
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Highest temperature yesterday, 10 degrees Sst
p. ND lowest, 5s lat n. nj; aNerage' %,
average for corresponding date last year, 63;
average for corresponding date last thirty
three years Sc
Local Forecast-To-day, local showers; TO
morrow, probably fair and cooler: moderate to
brisk south and southwest winds
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Humidity.
a. m...... SC p. No.. e2 p. No..
Official observations OF United states weather
bureaus taken at o. m Yesterday follow:

Local Official Record.-The following ON
cial record from the Weather Bureau shows the
changes in the temperature for the last twenty
four hours In comparison with the correspond
ing date OF last year:
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CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
PRESBYTERIAN.

LAFAYETTE AVENUE. BROOKLYN.
Cor So oxford (Three SO. from Atlantic
Ave- Subway Station.)
REV. CHARLES CARROLL ALBERTSON,
Minister Services. 1890 and 7:45.
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THE WEST Esd COLLEGIATE cHURcl

Yves, End Ave. and I'm 81
Rev. HENRY EVER rSON COBB. y. D,
Minister Rev. Thomas Mcbride Nichols
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HOTEL ASPINWALL M MES9x

In the Mountains OF Berkshire open June 18th.
on tho Ideal Tour ALMON c. JUDD Mgr.
Booking once. iis0 Broadway. New York
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ST. BARTHOL0MEW'S CHURCH
CHURCH OF ZION AND ST. TIMOTHY
CHURCH OF THE HOLY COMMUNION.
slatI. A. Z. .IenIleih II

4. M.-Uoly Communion.
10 A. M.-Children's Service Grew. MT
Bailey).
II M.Seryico & Sermon (Rev MI. Foote)
12M Holy Communion.
8:Is T. M.-French Service (Rev. Mr.. Ghigo).
SP. M-Seryics and Sermon tReN. MI
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
BssSSz>

Children's day will be observed at Il
{. m. and 2:9O p. m. tomorrow by Calvary
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9Th Ave and 4Sth ST.
Rev MALCOLM JAMES MACLEOD. Minister
will preach at II \. NJ.
Rev Arthur Frederick Nahon at p. NJ.
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THE HAWTHORNE INN

HE HAW IIVNINL IVY
and cottages al NJ. Pocono' tehh, a.
nincen, views TABLE u As COOP A. VI
RF. Water from the Wiscssset VINE so 80
springs. ASK for a Roycroft made book Az
u'eS' RyERsON W. JENNINGS.
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SOCIETY OF FRIENDS.

REFORMED CATHOLIC SERVICES. Christs
Mission. 33i West 9th Bishop Manuel
Fernando u. D., Pastor. Services 3:30 aft n.
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RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDs.-M.et
ingr for worship. II a m. Mt 22l East 10th ST,
Manhattan and 10 Schermerhorn St, BROOKLYN.
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ORDERS ISSUED.-The following or
ders have been issued:
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MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH
10 Night Rev. Nehemiah Boynion, ID.

REFORMED CHURCH OF HARLEM.
Lenox Ave and 1924 ST.
Rev. EDGAR TIITON, Jr.. ID. d.. Minister.
Observance Of Children's Day.
II A. NJ and =. NJ. Preaching by Or.
Triton Vested choir OF 20 voices will sing
lpt
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Church Of the TRANSPORTATION. 1 r. 2

Church Of the TRANSPORTATION, l r.. 70.
. MASS and SERMON. 80 A. NJ EVEN
SONG. o'clock
GRACE CHTRCH. Broadway and 10th ST.
Or CHARLES LEWIS SLATTERY. Rector.
s. and IL tMr. Bachman): tKectorl.
st Thomas Church. 9Th Ave. and 6Sd 81
Rev. ERNEST NJ STTRES. u d. Rector.
Services M and II A. NJ
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REFORMED.

THE MIDDLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH,
"a Ave. and eth St
Ecv. JOHN O.. FAGG. - d. Minister,
Rev Melvin V. Oggel viii preach az IL
4 NJ and 5 T. NJ
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
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THE MARBLE COLLEGIATE CHUI

5th Ave aud 10th St
Rev DAVID JAS. BTRRELL. II ID. Ainistcr
Dr. A. H. Haigazinn. OF Asia Minor. VII
preach NJ II \. NJ. Rev. Peter H. Milllken
- u at : =. VI. Subject. Success Illus
trated IN a LIFE
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REFORMED CATHOLIC

Hamilton Grunge Reformed Church, lA9th
81 A. Convent Ave Rev Paul S Lelnhach.
u. T.. Minister. will preach II \. N. T. NJ.
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DELAWARE WAFER GAP.
THE MOUNTAIN PARADISE
WATER GAP HOUSE

The leading hotel % Delaware Water Gap; -
Now open. Booklet mailed. John furdy Sogs:
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MT. PLEASANT HOUSE Of g'i' tS,d r.

OF It's cooks. and trained. conf'eS" a y
Dancing. Booklet and rates. W. T. III
IEECH, Nj. Pocono. Pa.
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GREEN POND HOTEL, Newfoundland. y J.
on Mile Lake. Bathing. fishing. canoeihe
sancing tennis pool. bowling Write for nooA.i
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"THE NEW JERSEY TOUR"
PENNSYLVANIA.

MOUNTAIN AND LAKE RESORTS ne
I.ackawanna Railroads new slmme. boos.
will help you plan your "a alton Free a.
Ticket Offices B'way. cor. Wall -, cor. HOW
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