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JO 1 THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORE, SATURDAY. OCTOBER 25. 1926 Winner of Franco- MILK ISSUE MANHATTAN CHURCHES OF POLICY American Scholarship DEPOSED EMPEROR OF CHINA CLINGS TO N. Y. State Regents Publish Volume of Court Minutes li 1 SAYS AL SMITH AS HE LASHES MILLS Baptist.

Baptist. AGE-OLD ETIQUETTE; Continued from Page 1. 'Showing Picturesque Past stance of his addresses and state ments. Many believe that Cristman will poll some 300,000 votes, most of them former Wadsworth votes. It is also the belief of those whose duty lt Is to analyze things political that If Smith wins by an overwhelming ma jority the entire Democratic State ticket will be swept Into office with CAN RELIGIOUS MODERNISM AND UNBELIEF BE DEFEATED AND THE CHRISTIAN DENOMINATIONS REUNITED? Hear the Following trl-m of Srmnni By Rev.

JOHN ROACH STRATON. D.D. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH West 67th Street. Between 6th and 7th Avenues WEEK OF OCTOBER 25-31, 7:30 P.M. Conservation Meeting of ULDINE UTLEY REVIVAL SERVICES Dr.

Straton's Sermon Subjects, With Dates, Are as Follows; 1. "The Failure of the Reformation, or Can the Protestant Church en Come Back by Ftmllng Again the Secrets of the Miraculous Success of ApostoUo Christianity?" (Monday, October 2t.) 2. "The Glorious Lost Message of the True Christian Church, and How It May Tie Regained." (Tuesday. October 2K.) 8. "The Successful Lost Method of the True Christian Church; or Will Cold Kccleslastlcal Machinery Finally Destroy Warm Soul-Winning, Zeal?" Wednesday.

October 27.) 4. "The Lost Might of the True Christian Church; or Do Faith and Prayer Still Prevail?" (Thursday, October 5. "Why I Am Cutting A loose from the Apostate Ecclesiastical Baptist Machine, Though a Better Baptist Than Ever Before." (Friday, October 29.) I. "How Can the Christian Denominations and Sects Be Reunited in Answer to Christ's Prayer That "they all may be one one fold and one shepherd? (Sunday Morning, 11 o'clock, October 31 Pray and Plan for Monster Kei.nif.ua Mass Meeting by Cldlne Mabelle Utley. the Wonderful 14-Year-Old Utrl Evangelist.

NEW MADISON SQl'A HE GAttDKX. Eighth Avenue at 49th Street. SUNDAY AFTERNOON. OCTOBER 31, AT 1:30 O'CLOCK SHARP YOV fill one rf the 20.00ft seats! him. If the Smith-Mills margin Is small, the likelihood la that once iences to those who undertake so liKhtlv to travel" to the country of tbe Mohawks or of the French, "It Is expressly forbidden to do so without lawful pass from the highest officer and the court here, on pain of arbitrary correction and punishment for any contravention thereof." Squabbles Involving the Lutherans, the Dutch Reformed adherents and other denominations enliven the pages of the record.

On Jan. 6, 1671, lt is noted that: "A petition is presented by thoso fit the Augsburg Confession whereby they request that the bell may be rung on Thursday evenings to announce their services. "Whereupon It is tesolved to give for answer that their honors cannot grant the request and that it is contrary to all reason, but that they may hold their services on the same day as those of the Reformed Church and regulate themselves accordingly on the Sabbath and likewise on Wednesdays." On Oct. 2 there was a lively dispute between a Lutheran delegation and the magistrates regarding some again the Oovernor will And himself in Albany with a Republican cabinet. Indications point to Lieutenant Governor Seymour Lowman, Re-1 publican, running behind his ticket CONSIDERED BY BROOKLYN POLY Dr.

Kolbe Announces Faculty Is Consulting Expert on Co-operative Education. With the arrival of Dr. Fred C. Ayer, dean of the school of engineer in the University of Akron, Ohio, who will be the guest of the Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute, came the announcement today from President Parke Kolbe of the Brooklyn Institution that the faculty is consulting upon the advisabfllty of changing the policy of the courses in the school of engineering. Courses of co-operative engineering Is sponsored by Dr.

Ayer, who is a known authority on the subject of co-operative education. At Polytechnic he will observe the educational methods, visiting the various departments and conferring with Dr. Kolbe and members of the faoulty. Some years ago Dr. Ayer was called to the University of Akron to Inaugurate co-operative engineering courses.

He did so with success, building ud on this bantu a. rpmnrk- Albany, N. Oct. 18 UP) Picturesque glimpses of the days when Albany waa a trading post and Schenectady a tiny frontier settlement are obtained In a volume of old court minutes just published by the University of the State of New York. The records, translated front the Dutch by A.

J. P. VanLflei. archivist of the university's division ofar-chlves and history, cover the sessions of the court of Albany, Rensselaers-wyck and Schenectady from 166j to 1673, or soon afterHhe province of New Netherland had passed under English control. A colorful cross section of the life led by the good Seventeeth Centu-y burghers Is revealed by an examination of the minutes which quaintly report the administration of justice by the magistrates in civil and criminal cases.

On Oct. 8, IMS, the farmer of the excise, Johannes Provoost, appearing in court, "proposes the appointment of the person of Evert Cornells as second beer carrier, as one is not enough and cannot do the because of his pronounced dry atti tude. The Governor and Judge Wagner wind up their up-State campaign in Albany, tonight with a monster pa rade and a large rally In Ilarmanus Bleecker Hall. The Albany leaders declare tbey will have 16.000 in the parade and 20 bands of music. Because of his long residence in Al bany, Oovernor Smith Is looked on Mbcc In neons.

Miscellaneous. MARION rnicE. Miss Price of 865 Kenmore pi. Is graduate of Adelphl College and here as a "native son." Albany is a sure Smith city. Is the winner of the Franco-Ameri can Scholarship.

She Is now in Paris en route to Orenoble University, "ONJ5 OP THE BEST" Improvements to the churcn property sanctioned by the court. The lie was passed and one "Jocchum, the baker" was sentenced to "perpetual silence and obligation to keep still," in default whereof he was to be proceeded against "according to the exigencies of the case." where she will take up studies for this year. ounq People's Conference Smith Comes to City Monday. Albany, Oct. 21 VP) After a rest over the week-end, Oovernor Smith and Judge Wagner will leave Albany Monday afternoon for New York, stopping oft at Yonkers for a meeting that night, and continuing on to the metropolis afterward.

On their final appearance up-State outside of this city last night, at Schenectady, both candidates drove over what they regard as their most telling points in favor of Democ ably successful school. Scanty Household in Japanese Refuge Observe Tradition Tenaciously Tientsin W) Court etiquette of centuries casts a shadow of the once regal supremacy about the throne-less majesties of China. The household clings tenaceously to a vestlgo of traditional form and sacredly observes respect for the young emperor without an empire. In the small, carefully guarded house In the Japanese concession to which Hsuan Tung, tenth of the great Manchu line of emperors and empress dowagers, adventurously fled two years ago, "Chlng An! Chlng An!" the quaint and musical early morning greeting of i Immemorial usage, are the first words that dally reach the ears of the "Son of Heaven." The Manchus still are punctilious In their observance of age-old etiquette In the present-day travesty of the once great court now in exile. As his tutors ami more important followers tender their dally greetings to the head of the fallen Chlng Dynasty, so does the second consort of Hsuan Tung repair dally to the apartment of the empress and bid her "Chlng An!" Democracy Knocks, Some of the ancient forma have been modified as a result of more democratic leanings on the-part of the descendant of Chien Lung and of the foreign Influences which have had so great a part In the molding of his character and Intellect.

His scqulred taste for many- foreign thlnga occasionally Involves him In situations at variance with traditional royal usages, but without loss of Inherent dlgnlty.1- The new tastes came through his distinguished tutor, a former English official In the East, and the young emperor has admitted to his friendship several of the more cultured foreigners In Tientsin, where his exiled household Is established. Fond of Dancing. He reads and speaks English, Is fond of Western dancing, is learning to drive the new touring car he has just acquired and la particularly Interested In Western engineering and mechsnlcal contrivances. He recently visited the leading foreign newspaper and printing offices here and betrayed a roost naive and lntanse curiosity In the various machines and appliances. He went, of course, Incognito, and as hundreds of Chinese are employed In tne establishment the foreign staff was at great pains to see that there were no untoward eccurrencea.

The last of the Manchu rulers does not find life too monotonous. He Is an active young man with an alert and intensely curious mind, and although his movement outdoors Is ji.to,. v.v the cautious discretion Sunday. Oct. 14, 2:30 p.m.

Broadcasting, p.m., A it -ii- r-niiAviata rhnrrh Kth a 28th N'w York 'FORGET EXECUTIVE ADVISES TOO SERIOUS WOMEN Dr. DANIEL A. POLING Br' "THE MAN GOD PREPARES" Groups from Brooklyn. Uroav, Ricbniond and Westchester Are Expected. Geraldine Riegger, Contralto Ernest Naftzger, Song Leader George Shackley at the Organ Dr.

Wm. B. Millar. Presiding Individuals sod Delegations from Young People's Societies and Others Cordially Inrited. Alda Brass Quartet rnnferenca conducted by Greater N.

Y. Federation of Churches racy's nominees. The Oovernor, uing aa his "text" a quotation from a recent speech by his Republican opponent, Ogden L. Mills, accused Mr. Had Been Studying Courses.

Co-operative engineering courses form one of the outstanding experiments in education during the past 20 years. Their growth and present position In engineering education led the faculty of Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute to undertake an exhaustive study of the subject. In this study they have spent the past academlo year and many interesting facts have been brought to light. The primary purpose of co-operative courses Is to correlate aa effectively as possible college training with supervised industrial experience. Mills of being a weli-aennea "reac tionary," and therefore of a type that would oppose progressive State Schoolman Will Fly to Get Washington Irving Photo Jay Earle Thomson, principal of P.

8. of Jersey City, will leave Millers Field. 8. this afternoon for a flight over the region of the Hudson River made memorable by the writings of Washington Irving. The De Havlland airplane, piloted by Lt.

J. Kendrlck Noble, will head over New York In the direction of Sunnyslde, where a wreath will be dropped on the grave fo Washington Irving. The purpose of the (light Is to procure certain descriptive and educational material aa well as photographs of the scones connected with the legend of Sleepy Hollow. Permission for the flight was given by Governor Smith with the co-operation of It. Col.

Jo-'seph Mundy and MaJ. Q. A. iVaughn of the 27th Division Air Service. Protestant Episcopal.

Judge Wagner, again emphasizing the Prohibition Issue, asserted that the recent action of the people In Norway In voting a return to temperance as against absolute Prohibition waa conclusive proof that the question Is one knowing no national lines, and that lt is a social rather Bahai. NEW BAHA'I CENTRE 116 Weil lth New York City Sunday. 4 "OOOD NEWS." Speaker. Mr. HOOPER HARRIS FORUM.

"EQUALITY OP OPPORTUNITY." Speaker. Mn. Mary MrLeod Bethune, A.B. ALL ARB CORDIALLY INVITED ins term co-operative course" Is generally applied to a curriculum in which co-ordinated periods at school and In Industry alternate at regularly scheduled Intervals. than a political Issue.

CHURCH of the INCARNATION Madison Avenue and 85th Street Rev. H. P. SILVER. Rector I and 10 A.M.

Holy Communion. 11 A.M. Morning Prayer SERMON RECTOR 4 P.M. Special Mu.lcal Service Pint Part of "The Creation." Noon Day Services 11:21 to 12:40 dally except Saturday, Muslo and There are at least 16 Institutions In this country which nnw frtvn nnm plete engineering programs on this basis. The latter fact reflects a great growth In the co-operative move Congregational.

ment. Hits "Hearst Bunk." Speaking of ths Democratic proposal for creation of an executive budget system for New York State, the Oovernor, in his speech last night, took occasion to suggest how Mr. Mills might spend his week-end studying the Democratic plan, and Incidentally made casual mention again of his previous charge that William Randolph Hearst, the publisher, is allied with and directing the Republican campaign. "It might be well over Sunday," Allows Student Help Pay Way. An Interesting factor In the fnl.

Spiritualist. Manhattan Church. Broadway at 71th St. Rev. Edward H.

Emett, D.D., Pastor "How to Find Good In Everything" Worehlp at 11 A.M. lowing out of this type of course is the financial aid which it offers the work alone." "The honorable court grant the request," continues the record, "and admit the person of Evert Cornellsz as second beer carrier upon condition that he submit himself to the regulations of the office, and has In that capacity taken the oath of fidelity." Oood Mr. Cornells! got the Job. However, on Jan. 6, 1670, the court heard the petition of Wlllem Bout that he be granted the post, with that of grain measurer to boot.

The magistrates referred the request to "the honorable general" In New York, whose decision is not reported. The high cost of living was apparently something of a problem In those sturdy days, for the record contains several declarations admonishing the bakers against excessive prices. On Oct. 26, 1668, the minutes set forth: "The honorable magistrates of Albany, colony of Rensselaerswyck and Schaenhechtede being informed how little regard and consideration Is shown by the bakers In Belling their bread, asking what they please and maintaining the old price, notwithstanding the fact that grain at present is cheaper than lt had been In any previous year: Therefore, their honors flnllng themselves obliged to prevent (further) complaints on the part of the poor community, have decided and ordained, as they decide and ordain hereby, that all the bakers, or those who exercise the trade of baking, shall hereafter, for a loaf of coarse bread weighing eight pounds, ask no more than 22 stivers, and for a loaf of white bread, weighing one pound, stivers. Those who shall act contrary hereto shall forfeit two pounds Flemish, to be applied to the benefit of the officer." The uncertainties of life at Schenectady or Schaenhechtede, as the name Is written In the minutes were also a matter of considerable concern to the court.

Not only did the magistrate ordain that no resident of that tiny settlement should "sell, barter or trade" any strong liquors to the Indiana, under pain of a heavy line, but they also took measures to reduce the Ore hazard there. "The honorable magistrates, having had from trustworthy sources learned and been Informed several times that some patentees of Schaenhechtede In a very dangerous manner make Are In their houses covered with straw and reed, which Involves no small danger to their neighbors; therefore, their honors aforesaid, wishing to provide therein and remedy the condition as much as possible, hereby order all and everyone of those whose houses are without chimneys to have them built before the first of July next, under penalty of fl. 60 (60 pounds Flemish), to be applied to the benefit of STARTLING REVELATIONS OF THE MASTERS OP THE EAST CONCERNING THE COMING WORLD TEACHER, SCHOOLS ELEVATE LEGAL PROFESSION co-operative student. Statistics show that engineering students, generally speaking, come from homes of modest means and that considerable num DlTlne Science. i-arnea-ie nan, weal 67tn St.

H)ev. Sunday, I p.m., Chapter Room The tendency of women In busU ness to take themselves too seriously is a sin In the eyes of the executive secretary of some 47,000 women who belong to the Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, according to the Associated Press. "Women cannot close the office door and forget business when they go home," said this executive. Miss Emma Dot Partridge. Feci Challenge to Men.

Her explanation is that women take business as a challenge to make good in a man-made world and still struggle with a feeling of Insecurity. "Consequently, they work too hard particularly women In executive positions," Miss Partridge declared. Where a man will knock off work, forget lt and play golf, a woman is unable to throw herself Into the relaxation of recreation. In all of my Immediate acquaintances, I do not know a single woman who plays golf." Miss Partridge has women listed In her files who are horse breeders, dentists, sheriffs, brokers, varnish manufacturers, and all descriptions of professions. Women More Conscientious.

"In all; they are much more con. sclentloua than men," she continued, "That is another quality that devel. ops woman's tendency to seriousness. This quality is so serious as a situation that we are contemplating a department whereby recreation may be urged upon the bnstness women." Wftman hlliln.aJ.M,i,llv.a said the Governor, "for the Con OPEN I.CIRCIE SAYS JUDGE CRANE by Accredited Mediums Tueaday, 1:30 p.m.. Studio 807 A Teat Menace for Everyone CHURCH OF CHURCH OF THE HEALING CMIST DIVINE SCIENCE an jm mm y.

i -i bers of them earn all or a substantial part of their college expenses through employment during vacations and termttime. The co-operative plan offers a means towards the solution of the financial problem of many students. While engaged In industrial work students are placed on the same footing as the regular employees, that Is, as to salary, etc. Of course, It would Tells New York Schoolmasters SPIRITUALIST COMMUNION ARTHUR A. FORD, Minister Member General Areemhly Sptrlrtinll.t.

of his followers rather than by his nn eaeer choice, he has already seen more of the life of common people than his preaecessors. SPIRITUAL and ETHICAL SOCIETY Sunday, Oct. 14. I so p.m., HOTEL A8TOR mLDOSFiSTCEU MLISOOM SUNDAY MAX XEKWICKS gressman to dispense with the Hearst agents and the Hearst bunk, sit down quietly in his house and lead over the constitutional amendment proposing the executive budget before he has anything further to say about It," The Governor also brought In mention again of the water power development Issue. The Republican attitude toward the question he termed "ridiculous," and cited the following: "Congressman Mills says that my policy Is Socialistic, and while he Is making that statement in one part of the State, Senator Knight In another part says that Smith's plan Is In the Interest of predatory wealth.

Apparently neither one of them understands lt, because neither one of them Is right" EVENTS TONIGHT Marls of Rumania Is riven dinner ue untrue to say tnat by following this plan a student could himself pay all his college expenses. It does, however, offer him a partial solution of the difficulty. There are advantages and disadvantages in the co-operative system' MANHATTAN Speaker: MRS. HELEN WELLS Subject: "Ulterior Purposes and How They May Be Foiled" Questions Anawered by Invlalhle Teachers MESSAGES ALL ARE EI.COM by the Oeorse Wnshlnston-Sulsravs Institution at ths potel Blltmors I o'clock. Dinner of the Mstropolltan Council of Dsltn Thsta Phi Law Fraternity at ths or engineering courses, a member of Harvard Club.

Manhattan, at oiooa. Close of ths National rood snow me the faculty points out. To read the experiences and opinions of execu 71st Restmont -Armory. Mannnttan. Youth of Today Is Crazed by Desire for Education.

That the legal profession, more than ever before, Is looking toward the schools for a renege! stimulation of character was the message of Judge Frederick E. Crane, of the Court of Appeals In a talk before a meeting of the New York Schoolmasters Association at the Harvard Club. 27 W. tth Manhattan, last night. "There la no need today of developing In our youth a desire for learning," he said.

"Every one today is crated with the desire for education, but there Is an urgent need of building the type of characters that will uphold the standards ef our Judge Crane explained that the two years of college work now prerequisite for a law training Is helping to uphold the character of the tives and employers Is to see that CHURCH OP CHRIST TEACHINGS, INC. President, CORA HOMAINH Hotel MrAlpin (14th St.) 2d Mea. Floor Friday, 1:20 p.m. Collection. Messages.

I. A. 8. COUNCIL MEMBER Class et ths National Business anew at Madison Square Garden. Subject: "SPIRITUAL HEALING" Sermon -Lesson showing how Dr.

Holmes employs both Psychological Hclence and Divine Science Principles In the Healing Work which has given him recognition as one of the greatest Healers of Modern Times, BERNAR BARZELAT. Violin Solo Weekday Healing Meeting Monday. Wednesday and Friday at 12 at Waldorf. Exposition of Inventions at tne lettn A. Armory, th.

and Broadway, tne aesire ror this type of engineering education is by no means unanimous. Finally, were It to come about that the Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn decided to Introduce this type of course it would In the beginning be a purely optional course, the Manhattan. Miscellaneous. Klectrlral and Industrial Exposition at arans Central Palace. I Close of the ln.e national stamp enow at Urand Central palace.

course now in enect being undoubt edly retained, not be any more courteous In their dealings than men, Miss Partridge said. "Busy men are gruff, why not busy women? Not that I approve gruffness. The world Is used to expecting the woman to act the hostess and, if she Is anything less than gracious, comment Is made." Miss Partridge says that It Is not college women who are filling the highest positions held by business women today, but the girls who have gone through the laborious steps upward. Many college graduates are not willing to undergo such an apprenticeship, she added. Grand- Monarch's Session of Longl Orntto Methodist Episcopal.

Parkway Jewish Csntsr, III Ocean Parkway. Forum of th. Self Expression Club at ths Paclflc Branch Library, th are. and Paclflo at. Annual beef.teaa dinner ef th.

Cathedral Club at th. clubhou.e, II Ith st o'clock. Carnival of ths Manhattan Av.nue Board of Trade. Republican rallies id A. D.

at 701 Brighton Bsaeh ava. Coney Island; A. D. at P. B.

Ill, Hopklnson and Lott are. nth A. I New Urand St. and 11th A. P.

nt 121 Grand at. at Klamet Temple starts at 7 o'clock. Dinner nnd reception of ths Brooklyn the honorable officers and of being FORDHAM GLEE Free Musical Socl.ty at ths Hotel St. Oeorse at o'clock. OLD JOHN STREET.

44 John Street. FRANCIS B. I'PHAM. DM, Mlnl.ter. 11 Bunday.

Each Weekday 1 Illustrated lecture oy Albert B. Baser egal profession by bringing its fu-ure members In contact with men of st the Academy or Muslo st o'olock in addition prohibited from keeping fire therein." The magistrates further ordained, for the benefit of Schenectady, that, "in order to prevent all Inconven CLUB TO BROADCAST on ths "Jamaica Bay Project." New Thought, Dedication oetebratloa at the new Oeeaa the highest moral type. Judge Crane's talk la one of a series to be given before the association by members of the representative professions explaining their views toward the problems of educa THE PRINCIPLES and POWER of UNITY Will Be the Lecture Subject of RICHARD LYNCH Sunday. Oct. 24.

1 1 A.M. Auditorium. 33 W. 39th St. Dr.

Lynch Speaki on "Health and Spiritual Healing" Tueiday anal Thunder Evenings. tion. Lloyd Johnson, headmaster of Adelphl College, presided. "LIFE AN ADVENTURE OF THE SOUL" at the HOTEL COMMODORE Tomorrow Morning at 11 o'clock MARY E. T.

CHAPIN'S (President of the International New Thought Alliance) topic. ALL ARB WELCOME Everett McCooey Will Be Solo-iet Next Monday. The Fordham University Olee Club Is opening Its vocal season with an Innovation. The glee club has been on the air frequently before, but regular broadcasting marks a step Into a new field. The radio concerts will be given WEATHER FORECAST PUBLIC CORDIALLY INVITED Presbyterian.

rr farther Utereasllen call Tke Eagle under the auspices of the Hardman Irani Bans aula SSoe, frees I taa Piano company at the Hotel Mc-Alpln at A. The dates whloh W. Kenneth Indications fntD P.M. Tomorrow. Bailey, glee club conductor, has arranged for broadcasting are as follows: Oct.

29, Nov. 26 and Dec. 6 Washington. Oct. SI ror Eastsrn New Tnrk: Partly rloudr tonlrht.

Sunday FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Fifth Avenue and Fifty-fifth Street, (REV. HENRY HOWARD inisiewHKV MNOX uoruaM, D.D. 11 oft Morning Per tee. Dr. Howard.

4:30 Afternoon Hervlce. Ir. Morgan. 4 00 Organ Recital ba Harry Gilbert :0 Church Hchool in the Church House. ohnwera with rlelng temperature In aouth 17 Fh 14 nnl Maei-h portion.

Moderate west satiunf to ire.a eouthwest winds. Ijiii rrmhaMHtlee. Partly cloudy tonlnht. Probably show, srs Sunday, fresh westerly winds. 14, 1927.

The club will also he on the air on the Monday preceding their annual concert, which takes place In April Aeolian Hall. Among the numbers which the It. 00 Mn's Bible Class. Leader. Vr.

ULDINE MABELLE UTLEY 14-Tear-Old Child Evancellst NEW MADISON SQUARE GARDEN 8th Avenue at 60th Street SUNDAY, OCTOBER 31 2:30 P.M. Auspices Evensellatl. Committee ef New York City ADMISSION FREE glee club will render next Monday Mnrgsn. 10:00 Women's Bible Claw. Leader, Col.

Hanctuary. 1:41 Young Pfople'a Association. night are the following: Alma Mater HIOTI WATF.Il TOMORROW. (Standard Tlms. I I Hlsh Water.

II Low Watsr. 1 AM. I KM. AM. I P.M Wednesday, I 16, Midweek Hervice in the Fordham, Tenebrae Factae Hunt, the Jaunting Car and the Fordham i.apai, cunnuctea dv Kev.

tlsnry Howard. Nsw Tsrk 11 1:2. 4:01 Mnrching Hong, composed by James BUN RISES AND SETS. Octobsr II. I October 14.

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Met aba and James Breslln, both Brooklyn bovs. Everett McCooey, who through Rls.l:ll Hets.lrOI 1 Rlses.lill Beti.l:tl some error, was said to have left the glee club because of law school technicalities, will be with the club on their opening night Toung McCooey has been an active member of the SHIP NEWS rirth 11th and 11th ata, (Rev. (leorte Aleiander, Rev. Thomas Outhrlo Hpeera, He. Robert H.

Ulack.bsar. I II AM Church School. 11:00 A.M. Mr. SPEERS 1.41 PM ynun People's Group.

oratorio, "Elijah." Midweek servlr. Wedn.eday. I Ml, organisation for the last three years ARRIVED AT NEW YORK, hi a. rm ami was one or its cnarter members when It wan founded In 1921. Last year he made a name for himself Luna s-wse, La Oualr Mills Wdra (Iranir pa rfc Vanrouvar Ambridg Rotterdam Aoro ThanAGGts thG.EyG Protestant Episcopal.

by rendering several solos at some of the university's most Important functions. Next Monday night he CamDbaUtoo. N. Alamo ae.e Tampa "Mender of Broken THE RESCUE SOCIETY. Old Chines Theater, 1-7 Dor.

re street lniplrlaf Co. pel Serrtre, Nightly 10 at. RADIO MASS MEETING Sunday, I 10 Broadcast A John Tyler Up From Hell Th Mlracla Man. Heard by Millions BKNNICTT Blind Molol.t and Accompanist Too will remember title eervlr aa lone aa you lira. THOMAS J.

NOOttAN, Superintendent 38118 loaia nnitn Uaaoa llirmin Fraauh Galvratoa will render "Deep Klver" and "Plainsman's while Vincent Knnowla 0a Krandaco aanam Rot ta mam (Brace (Eburcb gtrondumy nnd fontf) jftitet l.ux pallia Maraalllaa Arnuio Hsambur Kiowa CharlMton City of Iani-aatar Oran IT takes more than columns of words set in type to build a service like that given, wm taiaia Philadtlphla Lally. another soloist, will he heard In "Drink to Me Only Wllh Thine Kyen" and "Iand Higbtlng." At a recent meeting of the glee club, William It. Walsh, '21. and James J. lawless, '29, were elected members of the board of directors, while Arthur M.

Hheehan, '21, was made treasurer. All three boys are alumni of Brooklyn I'rep. fiOIPS DUE TOUORJiOW. hi rram. day in and day out, to the people of this Ohio CbMbourv Rev.

W. RL'SSf LL BOWIE, D.D. Hector 8:00 Holy Communion. School. 1 1 Morning Prayer and Sermon.

The Rector; What Senw Wat Jf.ul the Son of Cod' firaatu arinanl Havra Adriatic Liverpool lit iirHiin 7. caimara port l.imon Brooklyn mrRmiai I'liT nt. ix.uii Havannart Arapanoa Jackaonvllla Hutart Norfolk Miscellaneous, I feHIPS UCK MONDAY. Phi p. rram.

THOMAS ROBERT GAINES Speaks Sunday Ereolng. "Living a Transformed Life" FREE INSPIRED LECTURE AT MANHATTAN rilfHCH Broadway at 74th St. YOU ARE WELCOME Amrlri Marchant Km-rl IfVi I Ttw Quldrnt Church, (he Rev. lorm W. Suter Jr.

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Hllat.lina aHtt.r.l.m Hroohlyn Arcra irmna Plraatia St. John Tracheal Lhmlianity I IS Pierrepoet Street Near Horoush Mall Sunday. Oct. 24. 1926.

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