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New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
FEENEY'S DEATH
STILL UNSOLVED
Randall's Island Witnesses Make
No Disclosures as to Boys
Fatal Beating.

Several witnesses were examined
yesterday in the District Attorneys
office relative to the case Of Barney
Feeney, the inmate OF the Children
Hospital and Schools at EandalPs ISL
and, who died last May following an
alleged beating by an orderly.
Harry Becker. former cmploye, who
made an affidavit for Commissioner
King bury, and two nurses were among
the witnesses Deputy Assistant DIS
trict Attorney Toilette, who rs conduct
ing the investigation. said last nlght
tho evidence SO far obtained was not
sufficient to warrant action by the Dis
trict Attorney.
Joseph 2. blake, Randall's Island
orderly, was discharged Yesterday by
Deputy Commissioner William j.
Dohertv of the Charities Department
Blake wanted TO resign, according 10
Deputv Commissioner Doherty bu,
was detained until Mr. Toilette had
questioned him
Blake was employed at the hospital
when Feeney died and was supposed
TO have knowledge of the clrcum-
stances of the case. II is understood,
however, that the authorities were IN
able TO get any important information
from him. Il was said that Blake was
not discharged because Of any connec-
tion with the Feeney case.
The Deputy Assistant District Attor-
nev and Inspector Dinwiddic, OF the
Charities Department, will continue
the INQUIRY into the Feeney case.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
ACTORS TO HAVE RETREAT
Catholic Guild TO Hold 3-Day
Devotions at St. Malachy's.

The Catholic Actors Guild f Amer
lea met at the Hotel Astor yesterday
afternoon and made arrangements for
the first annual retreat of Catholic act
ors at ST. Malachy's Church, in Forty
ninth Street, west of Broadway. begin
ming Sunday, May 2, end lasting three
DAYS. There will be afternoon and
evening services, 10 meet the demands
Of the actor folk. An actors breakfast
will follow the closing service on
Wednesday, May 3. =.
The Rev. DR.. John Delany, pastor OF
ST. Mslachy's Church and appointed
chaplain Of the guild by Cardinal Far
lev. gave a brief address. lie said his
church would be open to Catholic act
ors as their church home. and that both
himself and his assistants would he
ready TO minister TO their spiritual
needs.
The Rev. John Talbot Smith, founder
OF the guild, reviewed the achievements
OF the guilds first year. A vote Of
thanks was passed to Father Smith,
Jerry j. Cohan. first vice-president, and
William +. Cotter, secretary, for their
services.
Ethel Barrymore. Grace George, Alice
Brady and Mrs Jerry Cohsn will be in
vited to preside at tea 10 be held the
second Thursday in April.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

Eas " L QU1GLEI. detached w'lmmron 10
Fus \ L. BRAY 20 Mohican.
EuA k T. GILCHRIST. to Barry.
Eus e. NJ COOKE detached 2: 20 command e.
Bts'u JOSEPH PERL, detached Souoma. 10 hone
R'ts'n } rHAYER detached receiving ship Al
Philadelphia 90 Sonoma
Rum =. C. A PLAGENtANN. detached receiving
clip st PhllAde ph.a. 90 Tennessee
Chief Mach r. " pOBiE detached nav )ard.
Philadelphia. 90 Niscu. SIN
Chiei Mach J. ~ MORRISON. detached Wiscon-
Passed Asst surg. l.. A yICKERY. TO naval hos
ctap' o WRIGHT detached naval station
~ orEapo. 70 home sud Walt orders
Gun ARTHUR BOUQUET. detached MonsdonoCk
10 home aud wait orders.
Ctief earn l. HALEY. 20 naval station. CAME.
Mscb = r. WEBSTER 20 S4ratoss.
MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED.
March l0-North Csroins. a, Beirut. Scnomi a.
>,,,~b llHFulton. 1t Newport ontario a. Guam
tanamo. Ncreus a. oonssp"
SAILED.
Mach fO--Georgis Guacanayano Bay ior Vera Cruz.
Ntar-h li-ONmpia. Port ~. Prince for GuAntans
mo ArrthusA pou Arthur. Tea. for No"lort. va
CuanbanAmo. Wheeling Guaut1uarnO for Por au-
Prinosy PGtuIent. GuscAlN spV Bay fos Guam
tADsno.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

Why the Jews DO Not Accept Jesus
q, the Chris" will be the theme OF the
evening sermon by DR.. Morgan Al Cal
vary Methodist Church. l2gth 50. and
Seventh av. The morning subject H.
THE Open Door
Chancellor James K. Day viii oceu-
py the pulpit tomorrow morning IN
81. Paups Methodist Church, West End
a,. and S6th st. DR.. Charles /. Goodell
will preach in the evening on Heroes
of MethodIsm.'
Archibald l.. Bouton, dean of Liberal
Arts. New York University. will speak
tomorrow morning at Park Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church, S0th St.
and Park ay., on The Spirit of Lit
erature" At II a. m. there will be
preaching by the pastor Dr. Jameson.
IN the evening there viii be an Illus
trated lecture on Bulgaria: The Pres
cut and Future of This Interesting
People IN the Light OF Present Events" "
At 81. Andrews Methodist Episcopal
Church, 10th ST., west OF Columbus av,
the Rev Fred Wlnsow Adams will
preach Tomorrow morning on The
Living Church, or the Dying Church. -
and in the evening on blessed Are
the Peace Makers
At the Madison Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church, 60th 81. and Madison
ay.. there will be preaching at II a. m
and p. m. tomorrow by the Rev Dr.
Allan MacRossie.
AZ he Old John Street Methodist
Church the Rev. Dir. +. 3. Upham will
preach tomorrow morning and tho
pastor. the Rev. Lewis K. Streeter, in
the evening.
Miss Katharine Rcment Davis, Com
missioner OF Correction. will address
the brotherhood OF the Washington
Heights Methodist Episcopal Church
l5Jd 81. and Amsterdam sv.. next FIJI.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
IN EPISCOPAL CIRCLES.

What Does the Prayer Book Teach
About Christian Burial" is the subject
set for the Rev. DR.. William 7. Man
ning's address AT next weeks united
Lenten service Of Trinity Parish in St.
Augustine's Chapel, lu5 East Houston
St, on Ncdne- day az S:lj p. M. The
midday preacher At Old Trinity ucNt
week Will be Bishop John Cragg Earth
ing. of Montreal The miss.oadry scI.
vice ia Trinity Church next Friday af-
ternoou will be addressed by the Rev.
Arthur sherman. OF UaukoW. Bishop
FarthinG, Of Montreal, Will preach at
old Trinity az II n. m. tomorrow, the
Rev. DR.. +. G.. Hall at $3.50 p. m. and
the Rev. Edmund Slils a. 8 p. IN.
At the Church OF the Ascension,
Fifth av. and 10th e., the Rev. Dr.
Percy Stickney Grant, rector. will
preach at II a. m. tomorrow. At 4 p.
m. Dvoraks "Stabat Mater will be
sung, and the Rev. William T. Walsh
will preach. The Public Forum at > p.
m. will he mass meeting Oh the
subject OF Unemployment
At the Church OF the Holy Com
munion, Goth ST. and Sixth ay., the Rev.
DR.. Henry Mottet, rector, will preach
at II a IN. and p. m. ,childreu's ser
vice. tomorrow. The Rev. Stuart l..
Rousscl, from Paris, representing the
old iugucnot Church of France, will
preach at , p. m. lie comes straight
from Rheims, which city was under
bombardmeut during the three day, of
his visit. lie preached there 10 people
who had taken refuge Iu the "Cata-
combs at Rheims. lie has travelled
extensively as missionary, and
preached in the bush of South Al
rica, in India. IN Ceylou, and IN most
OF the European capitals.
At the Church of the TRANSPORTATION
East 29th ST.. between Fifth and Madi-
son aves., the Rev. DR.. George Clarke
Toughton, rector. Dean Robbins Of the
General Theological Seminary, will
preach at II o'clock e. IN. tomorrow
and the Rev. William ". Davis ~ 8
2. M Father Bull, $. S. J. h.. Of Bos-
ton. will preach at noon from Monday
80 Thursday, inclusive; Father Field.
s. 6. J. f., Of Boston, will preach at
noon on Friday and Saturday; Pro
fossor Arthur jerks will preach on
Wednesday at O'Clock p. N. on THE
Work Of the Holy Spirit IN the
Church" and Father Davis Will preach
on Friday at p. m.
Paul Lcmay, violnist. will play So
lections by Gounod and SaInt-Saens az
popular vespers at the Chapel Of the
Intcrcession az O'Clock 2. m. to-mor-
row. Leo Riggs, recital organist, viii
play. Dr. Gates will read selections
from St Paul'S Epistlc TO tho Hebrews,
At s O'Clock p. m. John ". Wood, see
retery 20 the board OF missions, will
make the address.
At ST. Paul's Chapel. Broadway. Full
ton and Vesey SITS, Goetz's csltata,
by the Waters of Babylon w'l be
rendered at midday next Tuesday The
choir will be assisted by Mrs. Henri
eta Foster Wcscott, soprano; George
\. Fleming, barytone, and Or. Victor
Baier, orCanlst.
The Rev. ?. Gavan Duffy will con-
duet an eight-day mission, beginning
tomorrow. at the Church Of ST. John
the Evangelist, Wavcrly Place and
West Eleventh Street. lie mas had
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
POLICE HONORS FOR RABBI
Elk Chaplain Will Be Initiated
Into Legion.

Rabbi Abraham Blum, for three years
chaplain in the Police Department, Will
be initiated into the honor legion on
March "a. Rabbi Blum aided two mem
bers of the legion who were injured
when Inspector Dwyer's automobile
plunged over an embankment in Cen
tral Park.
The ceremony will be held in the
trial room at Headquarters. Mayor
Mitchell, Commissioner Woods and his
deputies will be present. Tom Lawior,
of the Fifth Street station, and August
Koegel, of Traffic c. dressed in uni
forms OF the type first used by the
force, will act a escorts for the rabbi.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
UNITARIAN.

The Rev. John Haynes Holmes. min
ister of the Church Of the Messiah
(Unitarian), Park av. and Bath ST. at
If a. m tomorrow will close his series
of sermons on Force Versus Non-Ke-
sistance.' His subject will be The
Duty and Opportunity OF America IN
This Present Crisis" Twenty men out
of jobs will be given an opportunity TO-
morrow evening at the Church House
to discuss the subject, "What Cnem-
ployment Means to the Unemployed "
The Rev. DR.. Merle st. CroiX Wright
will have as his sermon topic to-mor-
row at the Lenox Avenue Unitarian
Church "Who Put the Good in Good
uess?"
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13

Oliver Hall. will preach q, -
tomorrow on "The Simplieitv rn
IN Christ" and a. 4:3O ,. M a, ~, ~ !
Way" y" ~
On Thursday n Lenten ssyv;.
be held IN the North Chanel !.
p. m, AZ which the Rev. b, 20
+. Potterton will speak on "Dxs.tt..s,
Moody. Advocate of the Cro,,
p. m. on Thursday J Warren L,,.
will give an orgsn recital, a,,ir.as
Mrs. Ada Marie Passover, soprsso \.
loist.
At the Broadway Tabernael. e.,
Broadway, a. 56'h ST., the R, 4
Charles +. Jefferson will preach :. " y
2. IT. tomorrow on How 10 Wo,s !! y
Worship," and a s p. m. on "Th, e..
dom within NM
Dr. Frank Crane. writer. will -,
the second Of a series Of addr,s.,,
The Art Of Living to-morrow 49,.
noon at the West Side Young w..
Christian Association, Eighth Az ~ =,
57th 81.
Sunday will be ladies' dav. a..
special programme has been srr,,n'
for the afternoon meeting in N, 49,
torium OF tho Twenty-,hird s,r.s, :
VI. &. A. 2l5 West Twenty-third s,,..
al 3:45 p. m Harry G.. Ostrandsr :,
give an illustrated address on "p,o,'..
and Religions Of tho World r.
will include motion pictures
The subject Of the lcsson-s,rno, b,
the Christian Science churches to.r,,
row will be Substance" and the C,l;
sn Text II Corinthians <, 2sl IN,
earth is the Lords, and the frlr.,
thereof" A lecture on Christian Sr
ence will he delivered By Bi,k-,
Young, of Chicago, a. the Fifth Chur.
of Christ, Scientist, Madison az. A.
3Sth ST., next Monday and Tuestay e
8p. m.
At fl a. m. tomorrow a, the rs,
ing house of the Society for Eals
Culture, Central Park West and s,
st, Alfred W. Martin will spesk :.
Am / Ny Brothers Keeper" Az
D. m. DR.. David Saville Nuzley v
deliver the second 10 his seru Z
lectures on religious types, speair.
on The Formalist.'
DR.. Manuel Rivero 3 II give q lsss,
on "The Slavery Of Freedom At 4,
hall 900 West lslst ST.. next Thunti-
evening. Mrs. VI. Rivcro will sing )
Don Fatale" from the opera Doe ca
TO-" BY Verdi.
The Rev. ". John Murray will spa
tomorrow at II a. m. in the Lsga
Room Of the Hotel Astor, whore d
Church OF the Healing Christ hta
regular services. Dr. Murrsys s..
ject will be "God the Healer"
Mrs. Mary Etheridge 7. Chapin y
speak tomorrow az ll:l5 N the Hsb
Biltmore on "The Greatest Of Ties
MAN His Own Creator will bs IL
subject of Or. F. ". Searss lecture 9
II a. m. tomorrow in the New Thoss.
Church, Aeolian Hall, 80 10 SO Elr
43d Il. The New Thought Church Ia
mony Club will celebrate rs second A.
niyersary on next Friday night q. Z
clubrooms, $50 West End ave. wia q
entertainment, 20 be followed By . ~
tune ball.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
REFORMED CHURCHES.

At the Collegiate Church Of St.
Nicholas, Fifth av. and West 4Sth st,
the Rev. Dr. Malcolm James Macleod
will preach at II a. m. and & p. m. to
morrow The Mems Bible Class will
be conducted by DR.. Wilbert W. White
at 10 a. m. The Lenten service on Fri
day, from 1920 20 1880 p. m, will be
preceded by twenty minute organ re-
cital.
Az the Marble Collegiate Church,
Fifth av and Goth ST., DR.. Burrell will
preach at II n. NJ. on "Do We Want a
Revival" and at s p. m. on Gods
So 3 AM Daughters
At the Collegiate Church, West End
av. and 18th ST., the Rev. Dr. Henry
Evertson Cobb will preach at II a. m.
on "Descended Into Hell; Ascended
Into Heaven" the fourth in the series
on the Apostles Creed. and at 4:30 p.
m. on "The Second Chance" The
choir will sing Charles Gilbert Spross's
cantats, "The Glory Of the Resurrec-
tion," Part !.
In ths Hamilton Grange Reformed
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13

Madam: This morning you SAID, re-
ferring TO Mr. Fosdick's speech before
The members Of the Board Of Educs-
lion, by the way, i3 there a faint flavor
of snobbery in the phrase, "Our paid
subordinates," or isn't there
II want TO take exception TO that re
mark. Mr.. Fosdick is anything but a
snob. To know him would assure you
Of that Those employees fortunate 20
have worked under him as Commits
sioner OF Accounts viii attest to the
democratic and fraternal spirit which
actuated all his dealings with them.
"When Mr.. Fosdick made reference
10 our paid subordinates,' it was the
keen, analytical lawyer making out his
case.
Il en- sorry that you got such an
entirely mistaken impression OF him.
"In answer TO your question; Is
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13

dnv evening on "The Tndeterminate
Sentence and Parole as Affecting New
York City's Penal Institutions
All Christians arc invited to attend
n prayer meeting for revival every
Sunday from $3.50 to 1880 p. m. at
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church.
the Rev. DR.. Jay Benson Hamilton, pas
tor, at East 18th ST.. near Second aV'
BAPTIST.
At the First baptist Church, Broad
way and 10th ST., the Rev. DR.. !. VI
Haldeman will preach at II r. m. to-
morrow on beginning to Possess" and
at q D. IN. on IAN Unseen God and an
Unseen Devil the Key to All the Con-
fusion in tho World. The Struggle 0
the Devil for the Final Possession OF
the Earth Rapidly Approaching Its
Climax"
AT the Calvary Baptist Church, 1913
West 57th St, tho Rev. Ernest Risley
Eaton will preach tomorrow at a. m.
on as Death the End" and at 3 p. m.
on "Can a Man Who is Down Climb
Up Again ?"
At the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
the Rev. David BalneS-Grlinth VIII
preach at II a. m. tomorrow, and the
Rev. John Douglas Adam ut p. m.
The Rev. Dr. Charles A. Eaton, pas
tor of the Madison Avenue Baptist
Church, corner 3lst St, will preach IN
Cleveland tomorrow in his old pulpit
at the Euclid Avenue Baptist Church.
His pulpit here will be occupied by DR..
David Lee Jamison, whose topics will
be "The Name That Is Supreme in the
morning and "The Clouds CT Heavenly
Witnesses in the evening.
The Rev. Frank NJ. Goodchild, pastor
Of the Central Baptist Church, 92d st.
and Amsterdam av., ut 8 p. m. to-mor-
row will give the third in his Lenten
series Of sermons on "The Saviours
Suferings," the special topic being
His Walk 10 Death" Al IL a. m. II. \.
Mckinney will speak on City Mis-
etopg -
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13

there n faint favor Of snobbcryP |
say from my knowledge Of Mr.. Eos
dick: There is not 7. j..
am delighted to hear that Mr.. Fos-
dick Is more democratic than he sound
cd last Wednesday.
However, tho question of snobbcry
In the phrase "our paid subordinates'
was not directed TO any individual II
is very commonly used by members of
the Board of Education. ! hate TO
criticise, but do think II is rather bad
form
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
JUDSON MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHORCH.

At Unitarian All Souls Church the
Rev. William Laurence Sullivan Will
preach at II a. m. tomorrow on chris
tianity at the Crossroads; also, on
next Wednesday, at Sis p. m, he will
deliver his second free lecture in the
series, Great Chapters in the History
of Liberty" Special topic, John Mil
ton
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
JEWISH.

At Temple BETHEL, Fifth av and 10th
st., services will be held at II a. m. to-
morrow, when DR.. Samuel Schulmsn
will speak on THE Sabbath in Amer
ica."
Permanent Peace-On What Terms -
will be the subject OF the address to be
given by DR. Wise at / a m. tomorrow
at Carnegie Hall before the Free Syna-
gOgue.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
PRESBYTERIAN.

A novel feature has been introduced
at the Fort Washington Presbyterian
Church. called the Junior Congrega
tiou. II consists Of all the boys ana
Girls i'm the Sunday school above the
urinary Grade who desire 10 engage w
church attendance. As the church au-
dltorium Is already filed with adult
churchgoers, the chapel has been utl-
lied for the young peoples service.
The boys and girls met for the hrst
time last Sunday morning to form their
Junior Congregation and elected their
own board of ushers, boy elders dea-
cons and choir. The Rev. Mr.. Hartley
DR.. Martins assistant, is the pastor
and preacher of this junior flock
At the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church. Fitch sv. at 55th St. the Rev.
DR.. ]. II. Jowett, pastor, the services
at II a. m. and 4:30 p. m. TO MORO"
will he conducted by the Rev. DR.. John
Douglas Adam. The offering VIII be
for the Assembly's Board Of Puolica-
tion and Sabbath School Work.
At Central Presbyterian Church,
Madison av. and b7th ST., at II a. m
tomorrow the Rev. Dr. W: Merle
Smith will preach and the Kew Dr'
Hugh Black at l;3O p. m
Tomorrow at the Old First Presby-
terian Church, Fifth av.. nth to 18th
st.. the Rev. Or. Howard Dufield Will
conduct both services. At IL o'clock
3. n. his tonic will be "Thc Friend Who
Never Fails" At p. n. the holy com
munion Will be celebrated.
The i54th free organ recital in the
popular series under the direction OF
Dr. William c. Carl will be given next
Monday at S:15 o'clock p. m. by Harry
Oliver Hirt. A. A. G.. o., organist IN the
Classon Avenue Presbyterian Church,
Brooklyn.
At the Brick Church tomorrow Or.
Merrill viii preach at II a. m. and
p. IN.
Al the Fourth Presbyterian Church,
West End av. and 9lst St, a Lenten
sermon will be preached by the Rev.
DR.. Edgar Whitaker Work tomorrow
AT II o'clock a. m. At 8 p. m. the
preacher will be the Rev. p. L. Erick-
son. Dr.. Works Lenten Bible class, to
which all are welcome, will meet again
I'm the church parlor at 1880 a. m.
next Tuesday. Subject, "The Seven
Last Words from the Cross
Tho po, WaItcr Duncan buchanan,
pastor Of the Broadway Presbyterian
Church. corner 1l4th St. will preach
to-morrov, at II o'clock n. m. on
"Neighborly Love-
.r, D.. NJ r,J,,.;, Ko;,,u,;,, will
me he'. ~, ~. IN E, prds.hr.or;or
ppre"cn lh me NeSt L.u ,.;!se lraGS ~ a. A.
'hurch lo-morro" d. oo." Sei' re, to.onS ~
rIocH p. IN. thG SuDJecu ol ''e 'iI sJToi'" ~"
sermon IN INC Lenteh series wiz oo
Low VIII We Recognize Wur be"r
Departed in the Future LIE
A. the West-Park Presbyterian
Church the Rev. Or. Anthony II. Evans
will preach at II a m. on Religion
q, Its Best in Actual Operat'on ! ne
Rev. Dr. Anson J. Attefouly WI!
preach at p. H.
Dr. Martin WI preach on God
Speaks TO You" At che morning sery'ce
tomorrow II the Font Washington
Presbyterian Church, l74th st. and
Broadway. Ills topit for the "veai,
viii be, "Can Your oils BE Forgiven
The Rev. George ". Arms, jr, pastor
of the New York Pfestyteran Church'
a. n q. m. tomorrow on "1he Valley
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
BAPTlSTS WOULD DPLACE
JUDSON CHUjRCHONFEEI
New Workers Lead in Plan to Raise S3OO,ooO
and Devote S $4,000 to Pay OFT
Annuitants.

much success as missioner. lie -
the founder Of the Society OF the ~
vine Compassion. Mr.. Dufy mas wiz
ten extensively on religious supJcrts'
His article in the March issue OF ne
Century" on "The Bondage OF hcilglGn
is attracting attention, as dla also ms
article on "Shavian Religion" in a re-
cont issue of the same magazine.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13

Church Dr.. Paul Seibert Leinbach will
continue his popular series Of evening
sermons at p. m. tomorrow. taking
az his theme, stubborn People Al
II q. m. DR.. John c. Chapman Will
preach o. "The Nan 10 Whom the Lord
Tookq -
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
RELIGIOUS NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS


Christ
wit hH Durham
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
III Chicaro. Nomen VOC:

Chicago. March 12.-The school
management committee Of the Board
Of Education has directed Mrs. Ella
Flagg Young, superintendent OF
schools, to draft new rule, making
il easier for a teacher who becomes
n mother TO hold her position.
In New York. they do not;
Albany. March y. A bin introduced
bv Assemblyman Nehrbaucr yesterday
proyides for the dismissal Of female
teachers who marry afer their appoint
ment as teachers, the dismissal not to
De reviewed by the State Commissioner
Of Education.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
General Items Of the Week.

At the Church Of the Divine Pa
ternity, Central Park West and 10Th
St, the pastor, the Rev. Or. Frank
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
CHURCH or ZION AID ST. TIMOTHY

"a West J,th Street.
Rect0r-Rsr HENRY LLBEth. j.. G l..
Hoiy Communion ............. .... 90 4 "
Morning Irayer Preacher. The Rector. n 90 A NJ
Tvrriug Prater ........... ...... 30 T. M
organ AID Harp Recital ........-. .... TO T.. NJ
Service Preacher. Rev STANLEY NJ Ceye-
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
CHAPEL

". 18Th 81. near Bf0adNaT
Services SUNDAY 4. u Week Days Morning
PRAYER. daily a. Q. Thursdays aud Holy DAYS
Iioy Communion. 20 a IL, FnIAys, Evening
PRAYER and Address - m
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13

Che HScsnSlen t;'sas !: s51s..

NIX USkeuSISli y l0 Street
Rev. Dr. PERCY SIIChNEG GRANT. Ke'tor.
H. MOmluS Prayer and sermon kc'torI.
4 EyrrSOlg DyorAhs S,SDst Mater
:. Mass Me-'.lz ou .cup Oylne.t Su-ske1
VI B..ry BIH.u. SIR J. " sullivan.
Mrs George s. Frank
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
CHURCH OF the INCARNATION

Madison age and 3jth
The Rev n q Robbins Rector
M-Iloy Communion a A M--Niorulns
Prayer sermon. tector T.. M.-EJeuiHE Prayer
address
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
ST. JAMES CHURCH
REFORMED CATHOLIC.

SERVICES Chrts,'s Mission. 3oI West san ~,
service. 780 J. " BIshnp Manuel Fernando.
y d pas'or. Service. 80 lufs.loD aud
IA senpturaL"
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
NIrARIAN.
UNINER>hLIST

THE CHURCH or rHE 0lYlft en,'
Centrsl Park Wet aai l5m swssN pxr
Rev FRANK OLIVER HAIL IA tsshs
prearhes al II A " "Ths slnpIliv r,s
christ." nd a. 90 P a. "fhs Ng gh
Lay ienfen Service 8 o. Orgia MIs--, -
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
REFORMED.

THE MIDDLE COLLEGIATE CHrgI,
"a Ave snd IN 81
R"g DIN a. FAGD. ID n NJ 'sg
Rev y. Carleton Pegrim
VI preach AZ ii A " .nd PM
THE MARBLE EGItrE CHlElL
5th Ave srd 29th 81
Rev. DAVID JAS BJRRELL. u. y. Nj.
will preach.
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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-06-25

negroes wantonly murdered good
negro boy and after robbing and shoot
ing him to death, endeavored to hide
his body in a bond not far from the
A. G. NJ College The gallows con-
structed some time age is situated in
pasture and in all respects resembles
an amphitheatre with hills surround
ing same, which gave splendid view
of the execution. Last December news
paper men from all over the country
were here to witness the wasto-be
spectacular hanging. AS Gov. Brewer
would not interfere before. it is GER
tain he will rot grant any respite.
When Sheriff Nickels informed the
two of the decision of the supreme
court they evidenced no uneasiness
whatever.