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GEORGE FEATHEIlSToNE Secretary,
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sVKk,r,ATEs' NOTICES.

HAMll.ION. ANDREW J--ln pursuance
of an order OF HUHoIiU,c JOhn l.. Cuat.an.
. surrogate OF tee tuuAty 4 Sew YORK.
NuIiI% - hereby Ki.rn 50 al persons
HAVING claims against Nuiirw j, IIaml-
ton, late ot th' County 81 NeW lprk. de-
ceased, to present the came WIN vouchers
thereof to The subsCrih,rs, 1t thuir place ~
trsnsactiug business Al the ONCE Of their
s~ttoImey,s' Everett, cItrh- +" H'u"biri 40,
CITY OF New YORK. o. o. before the 2itn
aay OF April next Dated, S.~ YORK. the
y HNMlLTON, LESTER \. HAMILTON
GENThMnE II ,WMiTLnCk ENerptors
EVERETT. CLARKE & nENEDiCr, At
ourh Of Manhattan Sow York CITY.
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Harry Pollok has wired Dominick Tor
torich. the New Orleans promoter. that
l." IL ready to match Freddie Welsh with
Charlie white Ia the Crescent City pro-
vided Tor,orich makes good an oter
rendered New Years Day. This. Pollok
SAYS. was $1,000. with $500 for trim
Ing expenses and AN option of 30 per
cent. % the gross ami ~ per cent. Of
the pictures.
White and his manager. Nate Lewis.
are expected To- be- In th'e city IN n. few
days. The proposition il likely to be ar
ranE.d a. that time. White Will meet
Harry ri"rc" ~ th" Clermont A. G..
prooklyn, Thurslay night, February -
WORT las been started oil IN" arena in
Vow Bedford. Mass. where Johnny
''rti, j. - defend his haniamwe'ght
Championship ON Wls1incton's Birthday
f,r:uoon in n twelve round bout against
II Shub.rt. The hovs hav. posted $50"
|io.t,ts to weigh liS pounds ringslde.
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Stone OutpIsys ki-rL h-s-r.

Joseph Stone, rcprcseniinF New York
city, defeated August kieckhefcr Of Chi
cago last night at Thum's in 4 game Of
the Interstate Three Cushion billiard
League, score so to 3s. The winner made
"A hiKh run Of I and the loser ono Of 3
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Ba.k etbaII Tea ma Busy To-day.

Five basketball games are scheduled
to-day. They are IT. Johns Prep. at
Fan Rockaway: Paterson, at Rushwick
-. Francis Prep. at Lincoln High, Jer.
scy city Cathedral College. AT DE Witt
Clinton, n Commerce. At -. Paul's
School.
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TURNS TABLES.
Defeats wesleyan NJ Basketball by
score ~ 30 20 -.

HANOVER. Feb. f5.-Dartmouth atoned
for its recent close defeat at the hands
81 Wesleyan by winning at basketball
tonight from the same team. 30 to ~.
The game was slow and one sided with
the hoine team In the lead from the start.
Sisson's wonderful basket shooting made
him the star Of the game. He scored
ten points while in the game. Rector.
Williams and Pelletier all played ex-
csQtionaliy we'll. Capt. Harmon was
Wesleyan's main strength with L. 81 the
visitors points to his credit. The lineup .:
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HOTEL


entire bloC& OF ocean front, In the
IL shionsble Chelsea section. 400 bed cham
bers with private baths 'fresh and sea
water uigh class orch"ntra, cafs, grill
&C. French chefs Golf privileges. Autos
meet trains. BouJsl"t. Dp"u AL year.
j ~. THOMPSON q co.
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CHICAGO. frb. 1S.-''1 Will he Riad 10
see Tom Jones or sny 81 the promoters
Of my night with FRANK Moran. but NO far
- talking mo Into nshtins IN March ..
that 10 sut Of the question. III consent
70 March -. Though I'd nther have
March 81" Thst wss what .Je.s willard
he'd "a Say Tonight when he learned that
his msnsscr. Tom Jones. VA On his Wa.
here 4" try 10 Induce him 10 stick 10 the
original date. willard aAid he hadn't
trained In slmcst . week. ~ the r~sult of
. severn Geld. but denied his condition
IL sevssus.
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Columbia Conquered by Princeton Foe tn Rough Basketball Game
CREsCENTs PULL OUT AHEAD.
Manhattan Five Looks Like q Win.
ncr lntil Near End.

The Crescent 4. e. basketball team de-
feated Manhattan College 20 to 81 in
the Crescent gymnasium. Pierrepont
street. Brooklyn, last night. Manhattan
led at the close of the first half II to .,
hut the New Mooners came back in the
last period, tying the score twice and
finally winning out by the scant two
point margin.
The Houlihan brothers. Jim inc Ger
aid, were tn. stars of the game although
on the losing eide. They played excep-
tionaily fast and helped keep things
moving ~ - lively clip at all times. Jim
accounted for thirteen points all told,
while Gerald contributed six.
Gil Halstead. the big Crescent centre.
who entered the game IN the second half.
made three field baskets for the home
team. Nicklas did good work for the
New Moonets with " field baskets and
three from the foul line. The lineup:
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Tom Jones. who maintains that his
champion Is more or less tempe raineutal.
is hopeful that big Jess cXaggerat.s his
ills.
"trlcss he is much worse han | nave
reason to believe" said Tom as tie was
leaving for Chicago. II shall bring hin
back with me IN "A few days. The Willard
interests do not wish the tigh, postponed
unless II Is absolutely necessary"
In case Of ostppnencut fun March y,
I.ickard saya. the bout will h" reid In tn.
Garden either March - or March 81.
Jack Curley and Harry Polio. have the
place rented for a strong wrestling card
the evening of March -, but ar" ready
to postpone a week without add.tiona.
cost to the hight promoters. Both these
dates fall on Friday nights. \ circus
opens ~ the Garden Saturday. April /
one day after the fight may AVE ia %,
held there. bu, rs II does not Lrriv,
until Saturday morning there would bc
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n"id-Uortou. brush. Taft. 4. M.IIon. 3,
kinney, F, WeineTt. e. Hutchinson. Olsen
How laud. Victor. Goals from foul-Kinrey.
Bacon. Garfield. :. Suhsti'utcs-payton
for Bacon, Weiucrt for Horton. Jones Tor
Dayton. Baker Tor Brush, Victor Tor -
for Tart Olsen for Bake. Res,.,- Tom
Reed. Springfield Y. NJ q. \ college.
Time Of EnlVes-.O 4ninutes.
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,ard Goals from foul--Haas, 10 cut OF
To- DIV yer. . out of 9. Substitutions-
colu,nbll- Roberts for Wcgener. l.atour for
wfrber, H.aly for P%urghard. Princeton,
rsrec for Poster. Click for Davies. Referee
=, Deering. Manhattan Umpire-E.
n ,rr, he La sale 1nstitutc. Time of
isIye---s0 minutes.
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Whether or not Il will be found noces-
sary to postpone the ten round worlds
heavyweight championship bout between
Jess Willard and Frank Moran. scbed-
uled for Madison square Garden the
night Of March 8, should be announced
definitely by noon to-day.
Tom Jones. chief of the champions
managerial stan, left for Chicago OF the
Twentieth Century Limited yesterday
afternoon to ascertain Just how III his
bread winner was. Jones has promised
10 communicate with Tex Richard just
NJ room M he has had time TO inspect his
human forty-two centimeter.
willard evidently is anxious for a post
ponement. according to the following
telegram received yesterday:
CHICAGO. February ~. 1915
&. TkN EiCkAEp. Have had severe cod
scvera! days. Keep, thinking could wear
!. OF. Felt so much wors. yesterday saw
! could not get in condition Ny eighth.
VIII begin work soon as | am able. sorry
to dtscommcde you. JEss WILLARD.
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DC pulinkSurpri,iug y low rn'rs. B1o%,i-l
icilc,ic's Tours. ltT. Bway. S.Y
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;nouth, 30: Wesleyan, ~
Goals from iioor-Sisson. .: Rector. Q;
steele. y. Ashton. Pelletier. Martin. Har-
mon. .: zimmerman. Goals from FOULS
Sisson, 4. Harmon. :. Substitutions--Rau
for Sisson. Ashton FOR Williams. Tesze for
Ashton. steele for TeaSe. Hutchinson for
Rector. S,u;ar for Martin. Chrisigau for
Sou'ar, Whit. for Pelisfi~r.
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~ Nss % HiAinaNAtus 4
Coals from fe,l-'resceut \. g.. calder,
?. Nicklas. q ~. Halsted. Dlngee. G.. Hal.
eted, j. Manhattan. Norton. q. IIoulihan,
3: j iiouiihan. 9. Coal. from foul
Crescent A. e., Slckia., !. Manhattan,
J. Houlihnn. Z suhs"tu'c--G. Haisted
for Tuthill. Heath for Calder. Butler for
Heath. Referec--E. ". Goata. ~ A. :.
Time Of hslves-?o minutes.
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OID DONINION line. II all POINTS
South AMI West. Every week day. 3 4 NJ
Pier 20, North River To- 5000 Franklin
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TOURS.

nJ and tour, by al! routes, tai
GVllllUy "r boat. MINISTRIES
m0 l2i6 Bway, y. : ca.
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Commissioner Of the Board ~ Wafer SupriJ
GEORGE FTArHERSTOSE Secretary,
Evening journal., 1916-11-25
PATRIOTIC service
At EPWGR \ Church
Mr.. Gray Will Preach on
THE Bible. the Flag
and the School"
SPECIAL MUSICAL
ROGRAM PREPARED

A great demonstration OF patriotism
is anticipated at the patriotic services
I'm Epworth NJ z. Church at 1870
o'clock tomorrow. when the pastor,
the Rev. J. Howard Gray will preach
on "The Bible, the Flag and the
School" 10 representatives OF the Jr.
o. L. A. NJ. p. O. S Of A.. the G.. A.
r.. Sons of Veterans the affiliated wO-
mems organizations and all other or
ders that stand for patriotism The
pastor cordially invites all patriotic
men and women to worship on this
occasion The choir. under the direc-
ton OF Professor George T.. King. will
render some patriotic selections and
lead the congregation in song.
The morning class in charge OF
George w. Booker. will meet at $50
o'clock The Sabbath school will meet
at . O'Clock The Drexel Biddle class
for men will meet at the same hour
and the pastor will teach the lesson
from the subject. "A Living Sacrifice. u
The Epworth League at $50 o'clock
will be IN charge of Ralph Plowman
and Harry Morine
Al 7.30 O'Clock the pastor will preach
an tA auAtlltllt otlAipu Du liit nuhJCAl
Burning Our Bridges Behind Us. "
and afterward conduct n revival ser
vice. The large chorus choir under
Professor King vii Head the congrega
tion in some of the spirited songs
from the Lyon song book and render
The following selections. There is an
Hour" (Barker); 30 Lord How Mani
fold' (Banby) and "All Hail Bman'
uel" (GabrieD.
Class Monday at 745 O'Clock. Mid
week revival meeting Wednesday al
7.3O o'clock Thanksgiving service at
ksbury Church on Thursday az 1890
O'Clock All members and friends OF
he church who have a desire to help
clear the church Of debt are invited
meet Bishop Berry at the church on
Saturday at o'clock The bishop will
preach Sunday morning. December 3
at 1890 o'clock and In the afternoon
% the Sabbath school.
Evening journal., 1916-11-25
passion FOR SOULS"
MR.. jones' subject

The morning preaching service at
Silverbrook NJ t. Church tomorrow
will begin at 1890 o'clock and the
pastor. the Rev. Elwood W. Jones.
will preach on the subject. Passion
For Souls The choir will sing
two anthems and lead the congre
gational singing.
The Sunday school will meet at 2
O'Clock.
The Mens Drexel Biddle Bible
Glass viii meet at $3.50 o'clock Pro-
fessor Elliott's orchestra will play
and the male chorus will sing. The
pastor will deliver an address en-
titled. "A Living Sacrifice" The Ep-
worth League will meet az 6.45
o'clock.
The evening preaching service. be-
ginning at 7.30 o'clock will be of an
evaneelistic character The choir
will sing an anthem ana the male
chorus will render a selection at this
service. The pastor will preach on
Gods Supreme Requirement Of
Man" The Monday and Tuesday
night classes will meet at o'clock.
The mid-week prayer service will
meet Wednesday evening at S o'clock.
The monthly meeting OF the board
Of stewards will he held at the par
sonage Friday evening at o'clock.
A union Thanksgiving service par
ticipated in by Goodman. SilverbrOOli
and Mt. Salem churches will be held
at Goodman Church Thursday morn
ing at 1880 O'Clock. The T. r.
vandyke. OF Mt. Salem Church, will
preach the sermon.
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THANKSGIVING" WILL Be
DR.. F. 7. TAGC'S subject

At the First Methodist Protestant
Church. the Rev r. l.. Tagg, A. NJ, d.
D.. pastor. services tomorrow viii be:
Glass meeting at 10 o'clock: Charles
w. Robinson, leader; preaching at
1045 o'clock, by the pastor: subject
Thanksgiving; Bible school at 2
o'clock: Y. p. S. c. +. prayer meet
ing at 6.45 o'clock: Charles W. Robin
son, leader: topic, Thanksgiving; q
preaching. 7.45 O'Clock by the pastor
subject. Test of Gods Witness" Spe
cial music by the choir both morninl
and evening.
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THE KNoI0N Of cod
.[R. RANDOLPH' TOPIC
In Evening He Will Speak
on "Olivet The Mount
of Ascension"
UNION SERVICES
THANKSGIVING DAY

Dr.. Herbert T. Randolph VIII
preach at both services on Sunday at
Grace NJ. L. Church. At 1890 o'clock
mis- subject will he "Tho Kingdom of
God" the second sermon in the series
on "Tho Model Prayer At 7.30 the
subject of the sermon will be "Olivet,
the Mount Of Ascension, the fifth
sermon in the series on Mountain
Tops With Jesus" The musical pro-
grams win be as follows
Morning service - Organ Prelude.
Omertoire in r Major Wely; Process
sional. Lord of the Living Harvest,
Dykes: Anthem. o How Amiable
Barnby: Offertory. tenor solo, by Mr..
Hanscom: contralto solo, by Mrs.
Eleanor Girton Kemery; Recessional,
Look. Ye Saints. the Sight is GlOri-
Gus. Kelly; Organ Postlude. Post
ludium in d. Merkei.
Evening service Organ recital at
7.15 o'clock Norris c. Morgan: Pill
grim Chorus Wagner; Traumeri and
Romance, Schumann: Rondino ttheme
from Beethoven. Kreisler; Process
sional Lead On. o King Eternal
Smart: Anthem. The Mellow Eve is
Gliding. Holden: Anthem, How Sweet
the Name OF Jesus. Shelley: OFFER
tory Solo, Jerusalem. Gounod; Re
cessional. Glorious Things of Thee
Are Spoken, HAYDN: Organ POstlude
Marche Russo, Clarke.
The Sunday school Will meet at
o'clock. Henry r. Isaacs, superintend-
ent The Epworth League devotional
service at 645 o'clock. Wednesday
evening the mid-week service OF
prayer and social fellowship. On
THURSDAY Thanksgiving Day) a ser
vice Of Thanksgiving at 1890 O'CLOCK
in the church. in which West Pres
byterian. st Paul's and Union Meth
odist Episcopal will unite with Grace
Church. Or. L. Franklin Smiley VII
preach. The quartette and combined
choirs Of Grace Church will render
a special program OF music.
At this Thanksgiving service a spe-
cial Offering will be taken for the
PEOPLES referred 10 in President viii
sons Thanksgiving proclamation IT
these words. "the stricken peoples OF
the world upon whom the curse anc
terror of war has so pitilessly fallen.
In the case OF persons who cannot at
tend the service. contributions may
be sent to Charles II. Scott. No. 9O'
Market street, or any OF the pastors Of
the churches uniting in this service.
Evening journal., 1916-11-25
WALKING With COD,"
DR.. COLLINS SUBIEC7

Serves for SUNDAY at st. Paul's N
p Church will be: Preaching. 1920
and 7.3O o'clock Morning theme
Sacrifice and Salvation" evening
walking With God" Glass meet'na
at $50 o'clock; sunday school at
o'clock.
The Berean Bible Glass will as
semble in the main aud ence room a
. O'Clock. First half hour devoted tc
study OF stereopticon views Of Jeru-
salem and environs. At . 80 O'Clock
the lesson for the day: Jesus Las
Discourse of Tuesday OF Passion
Week "
Young PEOPLES meeting. sc
o'clock. top'c. "The Grace Of Graft
tude." a THANKSGIVING theme.
Thanksgiving Day the DeoDle OF St
Paul's will unite with Grace, West
PRESBYTERIAN and Union Churches In a
union service at Grace
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FEAST OF ST. ANDREW
Will Be HELD THURSDAY

The services in St. Andrews P. r..
Church tomorrow II be as follows
Bible class and Sunday school at 40
o clock. morning PRAYER and sermon
at II O'Clock; evening prayer and
sermon at 745 o'clock. The rector,
the Rev. Richard W. Traunell, will be
the preacher az both services.
Thursday. November 80. being
Thanksgiving Day and also the Feast
OF ST. Andrew. there will be a cele-
braton OF the holy communion at s
o'clock and the regular Thankeg wing
service at 1890 o'clock. St Andrews
Day is the time aDDonted for the
corporate communion Of the Brother
hood and of the parish branch OF the
Woman's Auxiliary BishoD Kinsman
will be present as celebrant assisted
bv the rector.
L'tany service FRIDAY afternoon at
4.30 o'clock
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CHRISTIAN LIFE TO Be
MR.. JACKSON 5 THEME
Hanover Community Ser
vices viii End Tomorrow
With Special Sermons
MUSIC is FEATURE
OF NIGHT WORSHIP

In Hanover Church tomorrow morn
ing the Rev r. l.. Jackson will preach
on The Beauty cf the Christian Life"
The sunday school meets at las
o'clock. The adult Bible classes for
men and women meet at the same
hour
The senior and the intermed ate
Endeavor Societies viii hold their
PRAYER meetings at 6.30 O'Clock.
Az the evening service which begins
az O'Clock Mr. Jackson will speak
uDon "The Courage TO hegn the Chris
tian Life" There win be a special
song service and music bv a chorus
and quartet Commun ~ services,
which have been in progress in the
church every night during the last two
weeks. will end with the service to-
morrow night.
Evening journal., 1916-11-25
" JESUS AND PILATF
THE TIME SERVl"
This Will be Or. Holiday s
Subject at Second Batist
Church
BAPTISTS TO HOP
UNION SEVICES

The services at Second BHst Church
the Rev Thomas p. Hdlray' ID. d.,
minister. tomorrow Wi'e' Morning
worship and sermon at 10 O'Clock. Dr.
Holloway will conduci q service, and
the Rev. C. ". sheriff. the Baptist
institute OF Philadllphiwill preach.
At 1.45 o'clock 10 thtvenmg. Jesus
and pils'c the Time SCR viii be- the
na sS0r.. -uhier The .ble school con
Venes at 2.l5 O'Clock ne Senior {. T..
Society at t.. 81 o'clocklll be led 10y the
PAS on. Monday al .loc> the Mizpah
Circle will hold the meeting at ING
home of Mrs Gcor i. bookcf No.
5l3 West Eiqhiceut street Nedne~
dav at s o'clocl, irregular mid-wcek
service will be- held
Thursday at no., o'clock the union
THANKSGIVING .eryic OF the Baptists OF
the city will D, hein tins church. The
Rev William &C. itineii minister oi
the North BaptisChurch' will preach
The other Baptismnisters OF the CITY
will participate lac services. lnert
will he special ,tic 10y the choir. Thf
Polish mission pr VIII sing a hymn
in their own toue-
Evening journal., 1916-11-25
Double QUARTET TO
SING At Westminster
Mr.. Candee Will Preach on
Sixth and Seventh
Commandments
CONTRALTO SOLO
BY MISS WILSON

The pastor. the Rev. Charles /. Can.
dee, d. D.. win preach at both services
tomorrow ia Westminster Presbyterian
Church
AZ the morning service, 1890 o'clock,
the double quartet will sing "praise the
Lord by Watson, and ''Ohl for "a Closer
Walk With Cod, by Geibel "Tho
sixth and seventh Commandments will
be the subject OF the afternoon sermon
The service begins promptly at O'Clock
and lssts one hour The musical mum.
bcrs are harp solo, "Priore," Hasol'
mans, by Mrs. Emma 3ous; an anthem
with violin oblignto, "Nly Faith Looks
Up 20 Thee" Schneider, by the doubl,
quartet and r. William Martin, and q
conirulto solo. with harp and violin oh.
hgato. "Sweet Be Thy Rest" Mascagni
by Miss Ruth Wilson.
The graded Sunday school meets al
noon IN the chapel, and tho adult Bib,
class in the gallery of the church. The
y. p $ G.. +. will hold Thanksgiving
service In the chapel at o'clock, led by
Florence Newman and Mary Stevenson.
Evening journal., 1916-11-25
WILL preach Two
PRE- advent SERMONS
Evening Subject at Calvary
Church 1.-The God Who
Answers by Fire"
ILLUSTRATE LESSON
TO SUNDAY SCHOOL

Sunday. November 26. being the
Sunday next before Advent, the rec
tor the Rev. Samuel steinmetz, Of
Calvary Episcopal Church, viii
preach two pre-Adyent sermons. His
topic at the morning service win be
"The Sun Of righteousness" and at
the evening service "The God Who
Answers by Fire"
In addition to the above there will
be the session Of the Sunday school
at $50 o'clock. The Rev. Steinmetz,
at the session OF the Sunday school,
Is giving a series OF lessons on "Old
Testament History" which he is IL
Illustrating with the stereopticon lam
tern. The music OF this school Us
led by q newly organized orchestra
Of boys. All other services and meet
ings Of the church are at the usual
hours
Evening journal., 1916-11-25
REV. {. ". sheriff WILL
preach ATBETHANY

The services at Bebny Baptist
Church tomorrow VIII bin charge OF
the minister. the Rev. I'm +. Huns
berger. The subject a1O.3O o'clock
Will be: The Unshake The b bic
school will meet at 70 CLOCK Inc
Rev G W sheriff W address the
men at 2.3O O'Clock. ne Rev. Henry
Schilke will have chez of The Polish
service at 4 o'clock NJ B. Y. P. L.
meeting at Z o'clocl The even, rg
service beo'ns at TAP clock end the
Rev. c W SheriffH IN iadeiphia'
will preach.
The childreu's ho' MONDAY even
tne AZ ? o'clock. Prser service. We'd
nesdav AZ Z IS o'cek
Thanksgiv'ne enrta nment Inurs'
dav at g O'Clock bYhe Rev Melv'n IS.
VVrigb+ and Mrs me Fulton Wr'ght
In Rethanv Chape Elm and Jackson
streets.
Evening journal., 1916-11-25
RCAN. CORNET AND Violin
TO LEAD SONG SERVICE

At The Eastlaze Presbyterian
Church the services tomorrow will be
as follows: 1880 o'clock the pastor
will give the fourth sermon in The
series on The New Life in Jesus
The theme will be, The Delivered
Life"
The Sunday school viii meet at
o'clock. The Christian Endeavor meet
ng is at O'Clock
A musical service will be held at
30 O'Clock and will be opened by
everal organ numbers. A song ser
vice will be led by the organ, cornet
and violin. The choir will render
several anthems The soloists viii be
Miss Nellie Comerford, soprano; GIL.
bert Jack. tenor; Clinton Gray, violin
list. The pastor will speak on The
Power Of Music"
Evening journal., 1916-11-25
$1,000 RAED FOR union
CHURG IMPROVEMENTS

At Union !. T.. Church the sem-cen-
tennial serves have been interesting
and prof AZ. In addition to a revival
in tho spiual tone Of the church
about 81 .0D has been added to the inn
provementiuud. sl70 donated to the
Anti.Salot Leauue work, and hand
some purs presented 10 the evangelist,
the Roy.R r. Causey. The trustees
have put tile floor with marble wash
boards an door sills i'm thehall and ves-
tibuc ofthe church lh' organ cont
mittee r. been instructed 60 make all
necessar repairs TO the organ. \ari-
ou- improvements will be made TO the
Ightingsystem, and som, painting and
frescoi1 has been uyderd. tho cost OF
all havhg been provided Pr
Tomorrow the services till begin with
clas. meeting at o3' O'Clock and
preaching bv the pastor at $50 and 7.3C
o'clock The Epwcrth Leaqp will be in
charge of the young laeis at Gas
O'Clock
Evening journal., 1916-11-25
FIVE CHURCHES TO HOLD
SERVICES At ASEURY

At Asbury NJ. +. Church, The Rev.
George White Dawson, pastor, services
tomorrow will be; o'clock, prayer
NEE ing. Mrs. Isabella Shew brooks,
leader; 1880 o'clock, preaching. subject
Preaching the Word Everywhere
o'clock. Sunday school. with music by
an orchestra; $50 O'Clock Epworth
League, theme, "Culiiyating the Thanks
giving Habit" no O'Clock, preaching
subject "An Incori1iptible lnheri ance in
Heaven" Epworth Scott, Madeloy and
First NJ. p. Church will hold a union
nksgiving service in Asbury Church
Thursday at 1890 o'clock. The Rev.
j. Howard Gray. of Epworth. viii preach
the sermon.