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REFORMED CHURCHES.

Al the Collegiate Church or ST. NlCh"-
las the Rev. Malcolm James Macleod VIII
preach at II a. m. and p IN. tomorrow
The quartet will be assisted by Viohh'
harm and organ. Noon Lenten services
will be held OH Fridays at 1870 O'CLOCK
"a Clear Conscience" will be DR.. Bur
rclrs subject at II a. m to-morro" a'
the Marble Collegiate Church. AZ p H.
n. will speak on THE Happy Man Tie
Women's Guild and Foreign and Dones-
tic Missionary Societies will meet on Moh-
day at il a. IN. in the lecture room' ana
the Rev. S. Shimizu. leader OF the oth
street branch of Japanese missions VIII
speak
At the Madison Avenue Reformed
Church Professor G.. \. Johnston Ross'
OF Union Theological Seminary is con
Quoting a series of services on Inc
Teachings of ST. Paul" and the SUBJECT
for tomorrow, at 430 p. m, is 81. fau'
and History" In the morning the Rev.
Or. Charles r. Brown will preach
In the Hamilton Grange Reformed
Church Tomorrow DR.. Paul Seipert Lem
bach will preach at ], a. m. on Inc
Prayer of Brotherhood. and at p. m on
Two Searching Personal Questions Oi'
Tuesday evening the Hamilton Grange
Christian Endeavor Society will give d
81. Patrick's Day social to its members
and friends.
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,v,,t End Presbyterian Church,
i"e a.r, avenue, at 1o5th street. the
~ 4 T.. Keigwin. pastor, is TO
m q new so.coo parish house "itH'n d
VN,n,cbt. With the new parish house IN
aiready in use. an auditorium OF ~"
p ats is provided. In the centre. the church
eide and the Sunday school room
% ,ho tther. is the pulpit platform. ana
4. q, organ that can be used lot
-. auditorium or for both. and which'
'''''S .re,, IL in the basement, with the
80 and furnace, but within fire
or casing. or vault. II IS an uhusuai
.,cenent but il works admirably.
90 ,".9stb the Sunday school hall. in the
-.,,ep, NJ the new parish house, Is a
~ forum that is thrown open TO po-
,..,..i rarties. II they desire, and TO any
''.ooee tending 10 benefit civic and social
80. ~ the community. The gymnasium,
:, often in basemUts, is on the top hoor'
- ,wenty-foot ceilirg. Above it is
.oof garden. and on intermediate floors
,he,s are I'VE floors in all-are club and
.,ciaI rooms in great numbers. \ Kitchen
. 60 MANNED that il can be used TO servo
ais OH any floor. There is a telephone
stem complete for the plant itself.
The uanagement of the church, its
.,jritual and all other affairs, is placed In
charge Of a pastor cabinet This un-
usual plan calls in forty-ive business
.,e, Of the congregation They conduct
tho entire plant, taking almost all details
o0 the pastors mind Into the work are
nm, method mastcrs-the up-to-date plan
Who are persons in charge OF different
lines Of effort but whose chief duty is
rot TO work themselves, but to search
ont train and direct others in so doing
There are five distinct departments-pub
n,itv. social service, reclamation (Which
covers the pulpit work of the PASTOR. edu-
rat.onal and personal work. In these va
r,.us lines 800 persons are engaged at
volunteer service. Emphasis is laid not so
much upon getting people TO come to Sun
day services as upon compelling members
10 carry the Church teaching in all its
forms into every part of the community
nfe-that is. the plan of the West End
Church is beyond the come-to-church
stage and At the service of the community
,ne. People can, il is true. but IL is that
they may 90 and give to others.
The West End Church, now one Of the
largest Presbyterian churches i'll Amer
cs dates from 1855 It's first pastor was
the Rev. Or. John Balcolm Shaw. who be-
can as a Union Seminary student. While
building the new $4,000 parish house the
church itself has been almost wholly re-
built Or. Keigwin is a native of Iowa,
and was educated at Princeton Univer-
slty and Union Seminary, in this city.
The president of its board of dcacons is
Or. r. II Hutchinson, jr, and of the
beard of trustees George w. Ellkins.
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Army and Navy Orders;
Movements of Warships
From The Tribune Bureau

Washington, March ID.
ORDERS ISSUED.-These army ana
navy orders have been issued:
ARMY.
Retirement OF Colonel JOHN i. NoN Oi'S
DALE. 18th Infantry announced
Colonel JOHN W. WHITE. coast artillery from
North Atlantic Coast Artillery District, 20
Charleston, 10 command South Atlantic Coast
Artillery District. vice Colonel FREDERlIh
$. STRONG. coast artillery, TO Fort Woraeh'
TO command coast defences OF Puget sound
Lieutenant Colonel THOMAS W. GRIFFITH
18th Infantry. from Jefferson Barracks. 10
Fort Mcpherson. 10 command nth Infantry
Lieutenant Colonel WILLIAM ". WRIGHT
infantry. detached adjutsnt generals depart
ment vice Lieutenant Colonel GEORGE w
MIvER. sdtutsnt general. -..--
Major ALEXANDER NJ. DAVIS, quarter
rnaster corps from san Francisco, 10 charge
corps. vice Major WILLIAM r. GROW J.,
ouartermaster corps, 10 Philadelphia 10
assist the depot auartermaster
Csntsin ARCHIBALD II. SUNDERLAND,
coast artillery, detailed member board o.
ordnsnc. and fertilization. vice Major WILL
lam cHAMBERLAINE, coast a irTliigiy ,Nn
Csptain ARCHIBALD II. sUNpERLAND
coas. artillery. detailed recorder JOINT Aiiny
and Navy Board appointed 10 report on
necessary defcnces for Panama Canal, wee
Major WILLIAM W. CHAMBhtLAlNI'
coast artillery. - ., ,-,..-r,, 1T, as
signed I'm Cavalry, April |. granted lease
of absence 10 Jun. II, thence 10 Philip-
RsSisnation Of First Lieutenant EDWARD IL
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tho Rev. Or. Anthony II. Evans will
Compassion at Work" At 8 p. m. the
Rev. Or Arson p. Atterbury will preach.
Less than year ago the Fort Wash
ington Presbyterian Church was organ
lied with about thirty members. Since
that time the congregation has grown in
a remarkable manner. and a new cdihce
has been erected at total cost OF s32l CD
THIS building will be dedicated entirely
free Of all membranes on Friday even
ing, March -. Or. Daniel Hoffman Mar
tin. the pastor. is preaching series OF
Sunday night sermons which are attract
rfg large congregations. His topic to-
morrow evening will be The Unpardon-
able Sim
At the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian
Church. Brooklyn. the Rev. DR.. Charles
Carroll Albertson will conduct the COM
munion service at 1890 a. m. Tomorrow.
The Rev. James Forsyth RIGGS, IT., VIII
preach at 7A5 p. IN.
"Tennyson's In Memoriam' as an ArSu-
ment for the Hereafter" and rs the De
cline Of Marriage a Religious Question
will be DR.. S Edward Youngs subjects
tomorrow at the Bedford Presbyterian
Church. Brooklyn.
At the Harlem Presbyterian Church the
Rev. Or. Arthur Smith will preach at
II a. m. Tomorrow on prayer" and at
tsO n. m. OH How To BE Saved from Sin
Relieve"
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the Rev. DR.. Walter Duncan Buchanan
will preach tomorrow at II a. m on
walking by Faith and at g p. m. on
Jacobs Night Vision"
At the Brick Church tomorrow Or.
Merrill will preach at II a. m, and DIR.
Janeway, the associate minister, at
p. m.
At Fourth Presbyterian Church. the
Rev. Or. Edgar Whitaker Work. pastor.
the preacher tomorrow at both ser
vices will be the Rev, p. Elwood Erick-
son.
The Rev DR.. NJ. Woosey Stryker,
president OF Hamilton College, will sup
ply the pulpit OF the Central Presby-
terrain Church at II a. m. and 4:S0 p. m.
tomorrow.
The Rev Dr. A. Edwin Kegwin, the
pastor. will preach at both services in
West End Presbyterian Church to-mor-
row The subject of the evening sermon
is TO be The Kind OF People Jesus
Loves"
At the Scotch Presbyterian Church at
II a. IN. tomorrow the Rev. Or. Jesse {.
Bruce will preach. At s r. m. DR.. Wylie's
subject will be Bearing the Marks o.
Jesus"
The Rev. George W. Arms, jr.' pastor
of the New York Presbyterian Church.
who was received into the New York
Presbytery from the Denver Presbytery'
will preach tomorrow morning on The
Sameness of Jesus Christ and in the
evening on THE Crowd and the Christ.
At the ST. Nicholas Presbyterian
Church the Rev. Warren II. Wilson. sec
rotary Of the Presbyterian Board or
Home Missions, will speak at II a. m
tomorrow on 1.-THE American Religion
At s p. m. Or. Smith will preach on "Je-
sus the Revolutionary"
At special hymn singing evening at
S o'clock tomorrow at the Church of the
Puritans there will be added 10 the reGu-
lar quartet choir a large chorus and
quartet of brass instruments, with John
George Frank, formerly solo trumpet of
the Metropolitan orchestra, who will play
Gounods Nazareth" and the hymns
will be some Of the stirring and familiar
favorites.
At the West Park Presbyterian Church
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In EPISCOPAL CIRCLES.

The united Lenten service of Trinity
Parish Will be held next Wednesday even
ing at St. Chrysostom's Chapel, seth street
and Seventh avenue. DR.. William I. Man
ming will continue his series OF talks on
the Apostles Creed his subject for the
egening being Suffered under Pontius
PLATE, Was Cruciied, Dead and Buried.
Tie Descended Into Hell" At the noon
cay service next week the Venerable DIR.
Stuck. Archdeacon Of Alaska, of Mount
Mckinley fame. will be the visiting
preacher.
The preacher at st. Thomas S Church at
II a. m, tomorrow will be Dean Gros-
venor and at p. m the Rev. w. i. Cas-
well
Rev. Or. Percy Stckney Grant Will
preach at II a. IN. AT p. IN. Yerdi's
Manzoni Requiem will be sung. The Pub
lie Forum will be addressed at p. IN. by
Dr. James II. Hyslop on "Psychical Re-
search and Ethical Reconstruction"
The Rev. Or. Henry Mottet will preach
at IL a. m. tomorrow at the Church or
tho Holy Communion and the Rev. Sam
uel Neal Kent at the children's service at
9 p. m. and at s p. m.
The cantata. 1.-The Soul Triumphant,
by Shelley. will be rendered at Y o'clock
noon next Tuesday at st. Paul's Chapel.
Broadway and Fulton street, with the
following sooists: Miss McGee, contralto;
Frank Ormsby, tenor, and Frederick Gun
incr. bsrytone.
Next Sunday morning at the service for
night workers at $50 o'clock the Rev.
\ W. Henzell will speak on ''The Ethics
81 Gambling a male quartet renders
the musical portion Of these services.
NJ ST. Luke's Church. Convent avenue
and West l4lst street. the Rev. @. Ash
Ion Oldham. rector. is giving a series Of
addresses on the Ten Commandments
and Modern Life" The music also is
embelshed by harp prelude and post
ludc in addition TO the organ and large
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

DR.. w. II. Morgan, Of Calvary Meth-
odist Church, will preach to-morro"
evening on st Patrick. the Irish Apos-
tie" In the morning the pastors theme
will be THE Atonement Of Christ
At ST. Pauls Methodist Church Dr.
Charles l.. Goodel will preach to-morro"
morning on THE Voice Of Conscience
and in the evening on st. Ananlas'
DIR. Smith Ely Jelliffe, a specialist on
nervous diseases. will lecture AT the farh
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church To-
morrow at 10 a. m. At IL a. M ana
u. m. Or. Arthur Jameson VIII preach
Evening subject, DO We Make the way
OF the Cross Too Easy?
At the Madison Avenue Methodist Epis-
copal Church the Rev. DR.. Charles l..
Mead will preach at II a. III. to-morro"
on The Grace of Giving" and at p. m
on The Struggle for the Soul
At st. Andrews Methodist Church the
Rev. Dr. Wallace II. Finch will preach at
II a. IN. tomorrow. At p. m. special
musical service Will be held. with chorus
choir. assisted by special soloists, under
tho direction OF DR.. Alfred G.. Robyn.
At the Old John Street Methodist
Church the Rev. Dr. Lewis r. Streeter
will preach at II a. m. tomorrow. and at
8 D. m. on The Fool and His COM
panons.
In the Metropolitan Temple the Rev.
George W. Downs will preach at V'a'
a. III. tomorrow, and the Rev. arthur
Bruce Moss at S p. m. On MONDAY al
p. m. the glee club Of Drew IheoIogical
Seminary will give concert in the audi
forum of the Temple. The assisting So
loists will be John Stein, vioinist ana
the Rev. Arthur Bruce Moss, barytone'
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UNITARIAN.

At the Church OF the Messiah the Kew
John Haynes Holmes will preach to'noi-
row at II "A. m. on THE Facts OF sex
How. When and Where Can They be
Taught" At4p m. there will be yes
nor service I'm the church. followed at
4:3O by Lenten lecture by MI. HOLMES
on "Maeterlinck and Modern stoicism'
At All Souls Church the Rev. william
Laurence Sullivan will preach at II a. m
tomorrow on Freedom and DISCIPLE
ship"
At the Lenox Avenue Unitarian Churcn
tho Rev. DR.. Merle St Croix Wright TO-
morrow will conclude his sermon on
.Modern Miracles"
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JEWISH.

THE New Anti-semitism and the Ola
will be the subject Of tho address by Dr.
wise before the Free Synagogue at Car
noc,e Hall at II a. m tomorrow. IN tho
Course of which Or. Wise viii deal Win
sor,e recent attacks upon Jews and Ju-
daism.
At Temple BETHEL RABBI Lahdn'ai' VI
Philadelphia. will preach at II a. IN To-
morrow on Spiritual Efficiency
Or. NJ. II. Harris will preach al loio
m to-day on THE Despair OF blijah
at Temple Israel, of Harlem.
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GUfNAN. medical reserve corps. accepted.
Chaplain JOHN ROCKFORD. LIST Field
Artillery Transferred 20 coast artillery.
Leaves Of absence: Captain SAMUEL G.
cARDNELL. coast artillery four months.
First Lieutenant GEORGE T. TURNER,
coast artillery, three months from May (.
NAVY.
Commander = p W. KTTTELLE. to duty
connection hitting out the Leonidas, and IN
command when commissioned
Lieutenant Commander PAUL FOLEY. de-
tached General Board. Navy Department; 20
Asiatic station, via army transport May D.
Lieutenant Commander r. r. POPD. detached
the Amarillo, to home; wait orders.
Lieutenant Is. Il. CRlrTENDBN. detachcd
the Charleston: TO the Cleveland.
Lieutenant IA. G. = WALLACE. detached the
Pittsburgh 10 the Maryland.
Ensign n. e. SMITH. JR. detached reserve
torpedo division. Annapolis. March Is. 10
the Panther.
Assistant Psymaster r. T. NJ. LATHROP, 10
the Tacoma
Ensign THOMAS BAXTER. detached the Gin
cinnati to the Mohlcan.
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WASHINGTON MARKET STALLS
TO BE READY MARCH %
Anxiety Of Dealers Now Set at Rest-Od Building 10
Be Remodeled-Meanwhie Prices for Butter
and Fish Tend Downward.

The difficulties which. on account OF
i4ck OF space, arose when places were
oeng assigned TO the Washington Mar
Ast dealers, have finally been settled. and
On Monday March %, each dealer will be
sstablehed in his respective stall. ready
70 continue business.
Work will then be started on the old
guiding. which Is 20 be converted into
model sanitary market
Market prices show very little change.
~ grades o. butter are two cents cheap
- squads are selling for So cents each
instead Of 60 cents. and cod steaks arc
cents cheaper.
Although a fall In meat prices has been
predicted, retail prices as yet show no
fhsnre.
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Boatsvain c. l. GREENE, detached the sara
toga; 10 the Monsdnock.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSH1PS.-These
movements Of navy vessels have been re-
ported:
ARRIVED.
March 1.-THE syiph at Washington: the Del
aware and the Vestal at Hampton Koade'
March l3.-The supply at Manila.
SAILED.
March 1.-THE Hector from Portsmouth, y.
n ,or phIladelphia: the Hannibal from Cris
tobal for survey grounds. OF the coast o.
Nicaragua. a.. s,.,,.tc,
The Dahigren tho De Long the ShupricA
the Thornton and the Tingey ordered placed
In ordinary at Charleston.
Tho Blakely, the Du Pont the G~ln ana me
Morris ordered placed in ordinary at Newport
The Bagley. tho Bailey. the Biddle. the jai p
ney and the Manly ordered placed IN ordinary
al Annapolis. -
Tho Texas commissioned at Navy Yard. Nor
fo.A
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r.., SHERWOOD PICKING. detached the
Decatur; 20 the Mohican: ,..s en-.
Ensign WEBB TRAMMELL' detacnea 'no
rnsS1n " e. SNOW, detached the GaI'estoh'
10 the Monterey.
Ensign W ". SMITH. detached naval s'a'
lion, olongApo; TO the wilmington ,s
surgeon E NJ SHIP. detached comrnand
naval hospital. Yokohama. 10 naval hospital
Puget sound - no,rr, a.
Passed Assistant Surgeon r. r. PVhi En' DC
tsch.d the Rainbow; TO command naval nos
pital. Yokohama
Assistant Surgeon J. G. oMEtVDNA, De.
tached naval station. Cavite; to home, await
orders. -
Assistant Surgeon ]. V. HOWARD. detached
naval hospital. Canacao; 20 home, await or
ders. ,,
Assistant Surgeon l.. l.. PRATT. detached
naval hospital. olongapo; 10 home. await or
ders. , ,
Chief Boatswain JAMES LECklE. detached
naval station Cavite; IN naval station, olon-
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PRESBYTERIAN.

At the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church. the Rev. j. II. Jowett. pastor.
will preach at II a. m. tomorrow. The
offering will be for the Assemblys Board
of Publication and Sunday school work.
Dr. Jowett will also conduct the services
at p m. On Tuesday afternoon an or
gan recital will be given by the organist
of the church, Frank l.. Sealy
A. the Broadway Presbyterian Church
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News

chorus choir. Strangers are always well
come.
Chaplain Raymond {. Knox Of Column
bia University will deliver. at the p. 10.
Sunday services in the university chapel
a series of three sermons on THE Funda-
mentals and Their Modern Meaning" To-
morrow he will take as his subject "The
Personality Of God
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CHARITIES.
THY sERyANTs or RELIEF FOR
INCI,RARIE CANCER.

- whom the citizens OF New York have
lately given the large new 81 Roses free
Home. at jackson St, New York, have had
a Years work Of prosperous efficiency. an
average OF fifty or more men ana women
des,,t,,ts and In the last stages OF cancel
heing harbored at time. The chsrlty eh
TO- onIv by gifts OF money and by legscies
snd. as It now has two large Homes, one 10
re country, the dependence upon the r.
msn,brance and generosity OF friends OF the
NOR is most urgent. and has lately resefn
bb,.d the cali by wireless which is saving 20
many lives. In the hope Of obtaining sup
nor, nv donations OF a periohicsl W
prich vtll aid the large expenses OF carry
o. on the two Homes. holding altogetne,
80 hundred or more destitute men an"
,,,onen' with their attendant SISTER nurse
,bis advertisement Is presented. Rosary III
Home. the Mother house. and 81 Roses ere
Home in New York, require total 81
coo 600 a wear for the proper care OF tnr
ns.ients Donations should be addresses 10
MOTHER VI. ROSE HUBER, o. ,. D.,
81. Roses Free Home, II jackson 81"
New York. or 20
MOTHER NJ ALPHONsA LATHROP. O.sD..
Rosary Hill Home, Hawthorne,
Westcbcster County. n. y.
yisitors are welcomed to the hne new city
Home II Jackson ST.
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General Items Of the Week.

At the Broadway Tabernacle Chureh
tho Rev. DR.. Charles Il. Jefferson VIII
rrc,rh NJ II q. m. tomorrow on Christ
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THE WEST END COLLEGIATE CHURCH

Rev. HENRY EvER1soN COBB, d. d.
Minister, will preach at ~ A. N. Rev
George T. Berry, II. D.. OF the American
McAn Association. at 430 +. NJ Subject
"The Quest for God in France" Hans kro-
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REFORMED CATHOLIC.
SOCIETY OF FRIENDA

sERv1CEs. Christs Mission, Sst West 61sh
81. Services afternoon. $3.50 Bishop MAI
mel Perrando u D. Pastor.
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sPIRITUAILSTS.
UNITARIAN.
CHURCH OF The MESSIAH (UnItahah)

Park Avenue and saith street
John Haynes Holmes. MINISTER,
will preach at II a. NJ
Subject: The Facts OF Sex: How, When asa
where Can They BE Taught
rh,yA in a series on ''Some Moral Problems
of Our Time"
4p. M-yesper Service. followed at ~
- Stoicism"-third In a series on "Contem-
porary Prophets OF Religion" Thursday
=, Tsrea organ Recital.
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AIT com UNIrARIAN,,s ;,

ALL SOULS On 'V AVE- : 10Th st.
Rev. THOMAS r. sLICER, minister:
Rev. WIN. L. SULLIVAN. Associate Mih hsss,
Mr. SULLIVAN will preach. SubJeo'
rpEED0M AkD DISCIPLESHIP. Services
at II A. NJ All cordially invited.
IENOX AVENUE UNITARIAN CHUhIh'
Corner f21st Street services a. Elsvs"
"MODERN MIRACLES" ConcIuaeo
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Religion. Society OF Friends tOrthode1
Meetings for worship, 4. IA r. .otn o.
New York; Lafayette and washington 49,
Brooklyn. Adult School New 1ork y o eloen
RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRiENps.,M.,nS 5,
MSnhatfan and 10 erhermerhorn ST. prooAI.s
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
sri. RARIn0L0 MEW'S CHURCH

Madison Avenue at 4fth street.
$50 A. NJ. Holy Communion.
IL A. NJ. Morning Service and Sermon
Tho Rev. LEIGHTON PARKS. ID. D., VIII
preach.
4P. NJ, Evening PRAYER and Address by
The Rev. DAVID NJ. STEELE.
S15 r NJ. Organ Recital
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REFORMED CHURCH or HARLEM.

Rev. EDGAR Triton. Jr.. p. D.. Minister
~ A NJ Preaching by Row. John E. Licyo
d %. p. NJ. Dr. Triton will preach.
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DAILY MONDAY SERVICES DuRIN6 LENT

3th Ave and 18th ST
Rev. MALCOLM JAMES MACLEOD, Minis
ter. will preach at II g. NJ and p. ~
Church School and Bible Glasses. e:45 a NJ
Quartet accompanied by Organ. Harp a Nioin
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-10-02
NO COUNTY FAIR THIS FALL.
Definite Decision Reached at Meet.
ing of Those at Head of Project.

Definite Decision Reached at Meet.
ing of Those at Head of Project.
1t was unanimously decided at a
meeting of the Library Association
on Tuesday afternoon to postpone the
Terrell county fair until the fall OF
1915.
This decision was reached not be-
cause of lack of interest of any par
ties concerned, but on account of the
unusual state of affairs in the bust
ness world at present the association
did not think it wise to impose any
extra expense on the citizens of town
or county.
In the course of few months, at
least, it is hoped that the clouds will
have been lifted and the county will
be in better condition than ever after
the trying experiences of the pres
ent. The same premium list will
hold good, and there is every reason
to believe that the fair of 1915 will
be a record-breaker.