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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-12
i1pICS OF THE DAY
IN WALL STREET
,.,,oeth of Bond Market
S Rrightens Prospects
for Stocks.
,,yINGS BANKS HAVE
pIENTY TO INVEST
-..o,v McAdoO in New Role
or;sville Shows Benefit
Of Latest Minimum.

.,-ere-h % The bond market
re =. ,estcrdav as one Of the most
81. .. Sc SIGNS that business in the
-''-.-s markets viii continue to
~. Of old rising bond market
y. sIwa,s mean a rising stock
3 l .fouch strength in bonds was
ni'.- bo = necessary precursor Of a
-se n stocks. 10 might be
al tfet in Che face OF so many
4-r issues of bonds by the great
,.-.Srs prices would have a ten
'..cssr of. That view, however,
.. me fact that The best way TO
- favorable reception for a new
I'm ofer.rg is 90 lend strength 20
.c,r6.ng securities. Likewise II
Fl 6epos.ts Of the savings banks
- reduction Of Withdrawals 20 a
smaller to,a, than had been
I'd Cor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-12
Railroad Earnings.

70. following railroad reports for
ar-'sf were made public yesterday:
: ,s h.lio1d Gross. t2sg.1Z5. decrease. $50
~ ~ isto SO 0ls. decrease. 81, bti. 80
- ~ ,Lo12 a Ncstcm--GfJss. $as-,ils .
p ti't,isoi net after taxes. Si5.2s5. de-
: .elnk Railway q Csnsda-Gross. feo6. 10
- 80 tl1e.550. net Gsl $50. decrease.
= \. 49, Nss'er-Cro@s. flis, 900 decrease.
..-rs 40 900. increase. f2l 80, al.
.sr,...A .e Haven a Milwaukee Gross. ~
1900. net. a. 600 decrease. - coo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-12

Yon9rs Levi, 4 Sevens rrocsu. Hrochsu ~;
Y. liabilities t7iT2 Mar Magnu'. clon.i -
IVES, 10Th a. WsbiIu,, g 17G John = Miller.
llfth 81 ami Rirrrside Dnvr. liabilities 'lls,l-
FRANK q Nauhslmer s.3 Esst INh r.; m,
neriy takrr Wsrilries $3.50 John g. Srhsl-
horn. tater a. UId,on a. liabilities S2.i''.
Morris schs,hn.T. sa.smsn. Ia we', lilH A..
liabilities S7.f-2 Morris shapiro. .aNo,
Prank . Sholss oTi-e supplies. 800 BroadwN.
William Stone. isvelier 80 Union square ~, "a
briues 8 500 FI.sr burlington. uaVollIns
taesran formeriv vice president n Hacfe'i Gar
bart = Co. retail clothing liabilities t,til. am
William q. Van Noast clerk. 2lt huluu'H ~
Liabilities lisa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-12
The Gored OK.

We have no wish 70 question your
t'lfeistion OF the law" said a
Aisf, quoting out Of his imagination;
" % not deny shat you have stated
1W correctly. but what we DO say
. nat the necessity for self-preserva-
!, eompels as 90 do some things that
I, ,1'fi1nately must violate the law. We
u make redress afterward. What do
MINK ] am telkirg Gbout?" he
nc The listening customer. "Why,
English reply 20 our shipping pro-
SAID the other. "Not at all" re-
% the broker. "I'm recalling the
Belgium"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-12

s.ri.b,ess among the rank and file
1s Street has yet TO get the upper
.Iof bcar,srress. notwithstanding
. ..s.-c trend Of prices. But IN dis
~, the outlook the bulls are much
! ,-6re aggressive party. One broker
..,-isv. explaining shat he was OPP
~, for the long pull rather than
i. sew DAYS. said: Queries are
.--r,Uv coming over 10 the eN-
.--es from our customers as 20 why
"a is going up, or Southern Pa
\. m some other stock. There isn't
i answer 90 give them. There IS
.scs,ly no gossip. That 10 me IS
4. significant. Nine times out of
rSe7 prices are rising and the air
rl Of reports distribution IS going
M because there aren't any
res row that believe in this ad-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-12

Liverpool csbies-Spoi. fair business doing sales.
900 bales. speculation and export. 1000. Amer
can. 1000; imports $4,000: American. 1900. mid
ding upland. asa: futures opened quiet. y lower
20 p points higher closed very steady AZ ga 2s points
hiSher. May-June. 4.G0d. July-August. 468d; Oc-
tober- November. 47Gd. January February. 4ISild.
business doing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-12
Rank of Germany Return.

u.rlo via Iondou), Jan. The wt'sy re-
...i' .f ti,r tmterlal Bank ~ Germany shows INC
t.'1itd, MINERAL and loan bank notes ara NOES
"n.t,, h.,te decrease 800 $50 600 msfhs. goa;
$3.50 i4 0.s 900 marks. lomhafds lacrcasel
et ~ 4 ~, ,rsrt.. discounts including Treasury
Ms Increased i84 go OD0 MARKS securlues' Se
,csscd es6 500 600 mGfls deposits decreased 10
-tt 600 mai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-12
COFFEE.

SAILS aggregated 1000 bass, and the mlih.I
was narrow. opening at an advance OF . POLLS
from the close OF SdluflaS AA N4''4,s a. 49,.
nef decline m ! point advance. Private cables
rom Brazil said that Europe was good ouyer thefe
a. oof,If he made I'm America but the cost ana
frr1ght market was shade lover IN some CASES ,e
Although. ou the whole. prices we're siealy. 1870
sbinrents from Rio aud santos for the United
- H. last week amounted to $4,000 bags; VINE
T,,,,r., took sll 600 Deliveries last week were
i1esI amounting in New York 10 $1,000 bags
~ brazilian coffee. compared with 1880 me pre-
.i,,i. week and 6l.Sl3 last year. IL the cost
~ ,re3ght market santos . and g were quoted
~ no 4oc. IS and 4 al 9.soc: s. a. e.o9c: IS a.
Ssol,q Zoe. b AZ gde SOC. Is az 500. Rio IS a.
-tFc Arrivals we're 36.647 bags By the
C.yolf. "A 900 from Santos and the balance from
Kin Spot Rio IS. 7s.c. Local contract prces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-12
Dutch Loan Oversubscribed.

The Hague, Jan. ll.-Ihe goverhnlen'
war loan Of Sll0,OOQ,OOO mas De pc 9oo 0C 400
subscribed. the total beng Sioo'oVJ 49,,
Up to Saturday sS7;oOV'ooo mao a UeyH
tSat necessity for compulsory subscrip-
ton had been averted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-12
SUGAR

10 IMPROVEMENT noted m refined. but prices
.e.e hfiny held. Fin. granusfei vas quoted A.
''c net less per cent f0r cash. law sugar
Na, steady and fairly active. transactions amount
Ls " about 10000 bags ~ tubas flr siralsh,
January clearance A. -32c cost and freight, equal
40 fVic tot centrifugal. but Tor prompt shipment
i was SAIL nat nothing could DO had under llc
70. Continual. snd holders we're asking even hisher
prices There vera also rln0red sass - Porto
klrQs A. equivalent 70 0ic f1r centrifugal lhs
arket closed steady A. t0idf lie lot centrifussi.
80 Ssic Tor noiassss and 3 i-32@3 1890 Tor
'ubas. cost and freight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-12
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. January II. 1915.
GRAIN
New York. January II. 1918.

WHEAT-Ths market very feverish. and after
early decline and subsequent advance, when car
rcd the market . a lc bushe above the fnal on sat
urday there a violent break under tremendous
selling of long wheat resulting IN an almost per
pendlcular drop q 4'saJsc. Late IN me DAY
there was q partial rally, but closing quotations
we're 3a3tsc net lower At the low point o. the
day values were u ID SIC below the high point OF
the season. which occurred last Friday. The cash
position strong. aud II was estimated that et-
port sales for the day would amount 10 neary
900 900 bushels. but the market was apparently
topheayy. and when prices broke stop loss orders
were uncovered IN great volume. The primary yea.
son Tor the break an uuconfrmed ruInor mat
the Allies had forced the strait Of Dardanel!es.
some authorities maintain that this would be an
almost impossible feat. but II has been estimated
that Europe has b. no means supplied anywhere
near IS requirements o. wheat, and mat II the-s
requirements must be purchased IN America sal
Ararniina prices are likely 10 be forced 10 still
higher level The visible I'm the United states
showed a decrease Of 2.Gi1 900 bushels, WhiIe tne
total visible IN America decreased o,9lsOV III ,Ne
local cash market No red winter wheat was quotcl
AZ 81 sq2, aud No hard at 81 4Olz, all rail-, T:
track exrort. SO ] Northern Duluth AZ 81 a. and
No I Northern Manitoba al 81 4lh: :. Bunso.
corn Fet the influence OF the Dafuaueles
ruupr-. A. well Of the decline m wheat anu
prices were easy. closing li.@ llzc net lower. -.
port sales were estimated al 100000 busnes, Uul
This demand was Offset by continued nbera ecelps
and bedciug sales against large offerings from ne
country The visible showed an Increase OF aO43OuV
bushels compared with an increase or Z.vsoVOU !a't
year Cash 80 = yellow corn was quolel al - g
q 1 T. 10 arrive. aud prime Argentine AZ ''c, homl-
nal delirered OATS-The market was also weak
with wheat and corn. closing la ll.c net lower.
Tile visible showed a decrease OF ~ OVv nusheis'
r,.b market easy: standard. 56i2c: No ?. DC; No
sf.. 80 l. Iliz "a Soc. fancy clipped. 59Gtg,4c'
oI,iinarv clipped ~ n "a 59c; all elevator, NJ
Firm: so . Western. 81 ia. G 4 ( BuraI2. bA i.
~ ~ 7SsS5c g z. Buffalo BuCkWHEAT-,
si s japanese 81 90 mixed. 81 IS; silver hull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-12

p.ro-,s o, continued rains IN Cuba eausc1
srner tone AID prices closed 70 points nei
49,, ,,rh aaes a $50 tons II was said
iLst Furou@ lad purchased $4,000 or 10000 tons
Of refnsd recently for shipment during February
,-fb ouo, ati1ns AZ 8 8-33c for prompt shipment
"a Q / 80 Tor all January. Range of prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-12
PROVISIONS.

Active ami weak under heavy selling pfomptei
t e,,ir.iea literal rrceiputs y hogs. decline o.
g. To points ir tie hoZ market Ant sympathy SIN
ti. xesknsss in grain. PORk-Ouiet' messy. ils y
a.. 90 family xgadSI3: short clear. voc 81
nFrt-sieaAs. noes. 81 q 81. family. t2is 81.
trrfrt sz8Hkei. eula luila mes. foeit'
npFSsrf, uDGS-steady Bacous. i0isc. ls9 lb.
i@ttr. 10 M lose. 40 N. lose pigs -.
tfaT MFATS-Pi-klei bellies barely steady; 10 lh
il.- IL 10. Ia, . lac. 10 DO. l2hc ~ iei hans
-uit, a frc TAfIOW-Ouicf. special. SIC. tify.
~. co5ntry. ft.as1,c LAkD-Neak middle West
Ia fafl0s0c Ciiy easy a. leac kslned barely
.frsdv south Amsrica. n sic. ContiuenL u So
nh tres 4. Sc Compound steady AZ lt.4
80 STEARIN E-Quict. oieo. i0r. civ lard. llse
corrossEEo OIL.
IN. S,.hn,s. IN larl as well as the general
s.lir, Al ths cereal markets caused heavy Western
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-12
INFORMATION BUREAU.

Inquiries relating 70 trade r1s',ers and conditions
should be addressed 10 the Editor Of ne Buyers
Column.
Question tell me through
your information bureau the name Of
the ladies' suit buyer for the Newsletter
Company, OF Denver, Col? Harris G..
Answer-Max d. Newsletter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-12
rAsoaRo cleARARCEs.


tl,-,- v,, duI and unsettled Spring patents
"a e5as7 IS, winter patents. 50 25a.s 80. spring
sesrs. s. $50 s. Oj winter sirslshts 50 i5$sg 50:
stt.s. Kansas straights. S. 2jas6 5O fancy spring
patents 81 loeS 20; BUchnWylHEAIo y, fLo T IN
ri, IN GOOD s. t5dS6 80: choice TO fancy, IS loG
a. C6RNMEAIs-S Steady; kiln dried. 50 go BAG 80
NrIlS steady rue white and yellow ~ a39sl oV'
49, q s09 81 81 FEED-Mestern steady bran
i0S.ib sacks SaI -: standard mddling do. y. y.
aonr do So 30: red dog -four. iiQ-b sachsi s5o ~
ritv steady. bran. bulk. S25 90 lOO-lb sacks, ~
heavy do. s2S. -four do. $50. red dog Hour. lfv-ID
49, r0s ofrneal. S31
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-12

seillnr and his rssur.f IN s-'iTs n1uidanns
M ,tmeni. Si0p-oss orders were uncovered, eid
~ tlne8 the market very weak. closing Al ss
IN points net lower. Local contract prices -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-12

~ tIe Close OF JUSTICES on the yin cay OF
December. 1914.
RESOURCES.
Stock and bond investments. viz
Public securities book value
S3Ol4OZD. market yalue........ ,2sso as 81
Private securities toOOk value
SAB 7s2.f9l. market value. II. go as y
Real estate owned ................... ISIS 1900,
Mortgages owned ................... 4fsi 5U q
Loans and discounts secured by
other collateral ................... 3.fsf 01s -
Loans. discounts and bills fur-
chased not secured by collateral II, 5s3 fs0.N
Overdrafts 1sccufedl ............... So 0srS
Due from approved reserve de-
positaries loss amount ~ on
sets 800. ........................ 2ssa so7s3
Specie ............. neutrality-suspicious.. 1909 800
L. :. LEGAL tender notes and notes
OF national h1nks..........-...,.. 100. go %
other assets viz:
Accrued interest not
entered on books az
close OF buslneis on
above date ......... w EsN
Suspense accOrnt.... go fa-.i8
Total ........................... ....sB.0l0L8
LIABILITIES.
CAPITAL stock .............. ....... S. 100 ocogi
surplus on market values. surplus
fund ..........-s.....t = SO ltf'i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-12

,.r,- lambs &c on from Fridays sale others Gel
Slow and 3O iOc lover pens so9St ~ 70, loo
mon 10 prime sheep sold e, - 2 v% ~ ~ nrime
ID; a ieSS- 9@ss cnlls. s.: yearlinc 81 goo
a. i5: dressed mutton. sac nc per 10; i5iH es
IT,. country dressed dollhouse lAmD'' s0S''
each Kern, Commission Co; ies state lambs de
y Mi7 e. q ioS s. co. 20 Mich sheep. 50. So
Penn l3G sol ''s s. state tat, lambs 70 b. 81
. iooih 80 ia Ohio. TO- s. so: 81 Indiana loi
4 -5. % Ohio lambs and yesrnngs 4sg' "a "a. :
i Indiana =! :3'gH a. 5''' s. 80 ''''' o. ,,s :.
0us'' sanders fS1, state lambs; 81 H. So @; y
+ Co. & 30. '''f sd aiss' g. g. y',fns
% ys 81; & Co.. 1871 ohio lamb, y p ,'s y
a tg sheen % 100. s. 50: 2 bucks. 100 g., g., .
Andrew Mulea. % Gull lambs - ID -
sheep ST. 81. uoes.
Receipt, ror two days. 800 bad "a s fs6 h
on sale Marke, lower At 81 SCI 80. ~ ho., ~ slow
a. st, IN SANDERS s. state hogs, 1911 b. y 20
per io0 10. Penn. 2O2. 81 20 foOsnS' ''''
81 T FL 4 shannon: stat. hogs, $50 ID. ~ 49,
u. ij6. 81 co. roush'1i $50 sunday Is hogs.
lss 9I Ii. s. 30. ! stag. 40. IS.
Chicago. jan. llHoGs-Reeeip;.ss % 20 900 wSss
~ p. d, e. en-. he.yy. s. 500 30; rough 20 Pig
e. "A pigs. s. -j@S6 90 CArIL.hU, az, 81 M
- 90o. depressed. native steers; V1t Sytas,'
Wc,fern 81 7Iat7 90; COWS and METERS - - ~
~ 'c.ises 81 50aki0 -. SHEEP-lsecelpts ,'
So6 weak sheep s. 1896 90. yeafhnSs' ~ Guy
s. Is: lambs. s. 7j@Ss -. ...
Kansa, city. jan i~hoGSsmh 500 s. 90
nsrser, and butchers. s. $50 - -, Ign; 20 ~
- ~ No. So 25ats 50. CAITIE-Reeeip,s - ,
geef 81 55ass 80. southern, - 5O@N a.; 80 .nj
"a 5osrs7 ~: hefers. s. 25@ts 80 ,tocAers sni
80" A. s5GsT so: bulls. s. 50sso! ~ es'es:
a. ~, ga 81 SHEEP--Rsceipis. gWg. pNtt
isrbs' s. 25ass s.. yearlins. 50 100" o. "''N'
efs. s. 1J@S5. ,o-oo.
:. rouis Ian il.-HOGS-Receipts iz.9Vy
-. ,igs and Ughts g 75gN; mixed and , plirh
& e. sfdS-. g5od heavy. 81 s0@S'. al "a "a,
i, .,,9, 400. Steady. native beef steers . yy,5
~ hte'p- srd heifers tjdN 70; siocters All
slOi.,s g. S5akT y. TeHas aud iisiah s.s ,i :,
--ssSr n. COWS 8nd hcifers, Nge2. .,
49, ssakO sHEEp-B1celpts Ilvy. . 49,
nstiye murtons si1la$j %; lambs - -0S'' o.
yesrlinsis ~ - il-cATTLE Reesipts 900
Eas' bgIso rcms steer. s. 75et9: shipping
az, t.I ss butchers. ssass %. heter,,- ,gG
COWS 81 I5ats Is. bulls. 81 ,9sH. 1870 LAI,s
. 5,ss.Iots coo. active. Agtg HOIS-h ss'.pl,
9q 900 active. heavy steady heAp' saaassT n =.
{-sfI 10. workers. s. 1887 81; p,ss' sugrp nj
s,,,ef "a LAS -. stags. Se'o shHis "a.
y.t'ps Reeeip,s ls 900. active lAnys; ~ ~
l.sSii8., s5aS7 90. wethers q 2o@>' ''' '"''
,g s64;5. shceg. mixed. s. '59$o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-12
RECORDED JUDGMENTS.
JANUARY II.
Manhattan.

me following judgments for amounts o. 'loo ~
~ were fsd yesterday. tbs hst name beihs lia'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-12
BANK REPORTS.
BANK REPORTS.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
New York Life InS. & Trust
Company,

a. the close OF business on the ,Hh day o,
December. 1914:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-12
NEW YORK PRICES.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

MAJ. 4es i sh 43is 5h lFi1
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-12

Receipts. .30j cases A few express lots coming
IN. but supply small aud demand sufficient % absorb
prime qualities promptly. Fresh gathered extra fine.
dok i5c, extra hfsts. ~, nrsts &c. seconds.
slaflc, refrigerator hrss. 27a Csc. secu1ds 2tiA
-'c, lennery whites. fine 20 fancy 40 acc. whites
uecclVe 41e Soc. gathered a. % size and quality.
l+g &c; henncy browns. &c. gathered and mixed,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-18
CHURCH OE GOD

Green Street.-The Rev. c. II. Grove
will preach in the morning on How
to Save Men and in the evening on
Restoring Lost JOY"
Pleasant View-The Rev. George w.
Harper Sunday school. 9.45; 1915,
THE Joy of Service" junior Christian
Endeavor 8; senior Christian En-
deavor, Gas. Sermon to clerks and
carriers of the Harrisburg Post Office
in the Fourth Street Church of God at
3. 7.30. Gods Great Delight in Show
ing Mercy"
Nagle Street.-The Rev. Albert L..
Kriner. 1890. 1.-The Christ Child"
7.SO. Seeking the Christ" Sunday
school, 1.3O; Christian Endeavor, 6.45.
Maclay Street.-The Rev. F. l. NJ.
Thomas. II, THE Value of Soul"
7.30, THE Only Way to Peace;" Sun
day school. 9.45.
Fourth Street.-The Rev. william, n.
Yates. D. D. 1890. "A Call to Arms"
7.3O. "Evangelize;" Sunday school,
1.4O; Christian Endeavor, $50.
Enola - The Rev. o. j. Farling.
1890 and 7.3O; Sunday school, Q;
junior Christian Endeavor, 8; senior
Christian Endeavor, Z.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-18

TO START WORK
FOR BIGGER C. E.
EndeavorerS of County and
City Will Plan Greater
Organization

Christian Endeavorers of Dauphin
county and this city will start the
work for a greater organization
throughout the county societies be-
ginning with the new year. The State
convention committee has already be-
gun planning for a great convention
to be held Tuesday, July IL, to Fri
day, July IA and every society in the
county and city will put forth a
great effort toward making 1t a sue
cess. A number of goals were set at
the State convention held gat Union
town. July 1914, 10 be reached by or
before Harrisburg. July, 1916.
Among them are the following: In
crease in membership, more expert
endeavorers, societies adopting effi-
cheney campaigns, report front line
societies. more personal workers, sub
seriptions to &C. e. Bulletin" more
new societies, annual reports return
ed, and other work. An societies
should report any c. e. activity along
various lines to the secretary, Miss
Bessie E. March, or Miss Emily Ed
wards, of this city. +.
John +. Mccullough, the new presi-
dent of the county union, Joined the
Market Square Presbyterian C. e. So
ciety April 81. 1907. He has held "a
number of offices and is we'll quail
fed for the responsible position. He
served the last six months of 1907
and the entire year of 1908 as record
ing secretary. He then became vice.
president and later president. In 1911
he was made recording secretary and
then elected, as president again. He
was chairman of the prayer meeting
committee in .f912 and the follow
ing year be was again elected to vice
president, and then to president '0f
the society. for the record time. He
has served as reporter for the society
during the present year. He became
Nice-president of the County c., E.
Union, June, 1918.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-18
MUSIC AT FIFTH ST. NJ T..

The musical program at Fifth Street
Methodist Episcopal Church to-mor-
row will include an organ recital by
Miss Violette CasseI. 1t will be as
follows:
Morning - Prelude THE Shepherds
in the Field" Mailing; anthems, The
Herald Angels Sing" Ferris; offertory,
Lullaby" Macfarlane; anthem.
Hopes Guiding STAR" Petrie; post
lude, March of the Magi," Harker.
Evening - Recital, 730; Christmas
offertory, J. Grison; pastorale from
First Sonata, Guilmant; Lullaby, so
prano solo by Mrs. Frank Smiley;
Christmas pastorale, Silent Night,
Holy Night" Harker; anthem, go
Holy Night" Wilson; offertory
Christmas Pastorale, Rogers; anthem,
Brightest and Best, Lorenz! postlude,
Toccata, (Symphony W Widor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-18
BISHOP SHANAHAN IN
CHARGE OF DEDICATION

The Rev. j. w. Shanahan, bishop
of the Harrisburg, diocese of the Ro-
man Catholic church, will have
charge of the dedication services to-
morrow morning at the new st. Rose
of Lima Church, Market street and
Richland avenue. York, Bishop
Shanahan will be, assisted by the Rev.
Father Reudter of McSherrystown;
the Rev. w. w. WhaTen, Edge Grove,
and the Rev.. H. A. Howarth, of st.
Rose church.
The dedication services will be held
at 10 o'clock. The new church has
just been completed at a cost of about
$4,000
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-18
REV. HANSON TO PREACH
ON THE CHRISTMAS MESSAGE,

At the morning service of Messiah
lutheran Church at 1890 a. m. the
Rev. Hanson will preach on Each in
His own Way" In Che evening at 7.3O
on "The Mystery of the Manger." The
music for the day:
Morning = Prelude, "Allegro Guis-
to-" Capocci; offertory, AVA Maria"
Shelly; soprano solo, Bethlehem, ("
Goembs; postlude, "Postlude," Mar
tin.
Evening Prelude, Cenzona in b
minor" Ward; anthem, And the
Glory of the Lord" from Messiah,
Handel; offertory, 'Capricco, Le-
Maigre; anthem, There Were Shep-
.herds,H Birch; postlude, March in
c. Williams.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-18
MUSIC AT SECOND REFORMED

The following program of music
will be rendered at the Second Re-
IL: Morning - Prelude, Alteration,
Holy City," Gaul: soprano solo, O,
Little Town of Bethlehem, Spross,
Mrs. Ada Culp Bowman: anthem,
Behold | Bring, Simper; postlude,
Christmas Postlude, Best
Evening-Cantique de Noel, Adam ;
anthem, Sing, o, Heavens, Simper;
anthem, Let Us Now Go Even Unto
Bethlehem, Simper; postlude, Noel,
Guilmant
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-18
INTERESTING MEETINGS AT
CITY RESCUE MISSION

Meetings will be held every eve
ming at 7:45 at the. City Rescue Mis-
sion. The following churches and
societies will take part in the meet
ings this coming week:
Sunday-Rev. Mr., Robinson, speak
er; Monday = Rockville Christian
workers Association; Tuesday -
Tabernacle Baptist Church; Wednes-
day - Workers Meeting; Thursday
stevens Memorial NJ. e. church; Fri
day - Harris St Evangelical church;
speak.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-18
MtSIC AT TRINITY
So LUTHERAN, CAMP HILL

In the morning at Trinity Lutheran
Church, Camp HILL, Miss Louise
Bunker, of the New England Consev-
.atory of Music, will sing The Christ
Child" by C. Whitney Combs, with
Violin obligato by Henry II. Shope, Jr
AT 7.30 m. the choir will sing The
First Christmas" by j.. Barnby: carols
20 Little Town of Bethlehem" and
'fFIark! the Herald Angels Sing" and
Mrs. Shope will sing That Glorious
Song of DID, by William A. Rowland.
Christmas sermons at both services by
the pastor, the Rev. DIR. e. d. Weigle.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-18

mas exercises will be given Christmas
eve, Christmas night and at the sery-.
ices next Sunday. s.;
Elaborate programs of music have
been prepared for the observance, ana
the pastors in many of the churches
win preach sermons appropriate to
the occasion, Several of the churches
will take donations for poor and
needy families tomorrow, to be dis
tributed next week.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-12-18
DIR. KELLY, TO SPEAK
-7 AT u. T.. CONFERENCE

At the Eastern Pennsylvania con-
ference session to be held in the Har-
ris Street United Evangelical Church,
this. city, in February, the Rev. DR..
Howard A. Kelly, of Baltimore, Md,
will deliver the annual address before
the Educational Aid Society. The
Rev.rH. Frahklin Schlegel, Phi b., of
Lancaster former pastor at the Har-
'ris' Street Church. has secured the
eminent speaker