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1 BIG CAMPAIGN FOR
FINE NEW HOSPITAL
Bishop McCort Heads Ex
ecutive Committee, Lead
ing Forces for $200,000
for Sisters of Mercy in
West Philadelphia.
Axrnnlfenients nro almost completed for
n" bahtjtiet to InnURurnte a cnmpnUn to
hilAe at least (200,000 for a hospital to
ba located on Cedar avenue, between 63d
and 51th streets, for the Sinters of Merer.
The- feast will be held In the 1st ReRl
hlenl Armory, nroad and Callowhlll
streets, Monday night, and promises to
texcel In nlzo any banquet over held In
this city. Archbishop Prcmlcrgnst, Blshuii
McCort, the ltov. John D, Magulre. of
the- Catholic University. WruVnlnVton;
Mien Lydln Stirling Fllnthftm. of this
city, and Dr, James J. , Walsh, of New
"York, will bo among the speakers. City
(Solicitor Ilyan will bo tonstmaster. About
IS pieces nf Kemllc's 1st lteglment Band
Wf will provide stirring music, ana somo tea-
turen not yot divulged by the commit-
m tee will bo introduced to keep alive en-
thuRlasm.
It Is1 expected that 1200 men and women
of this ahd the four adjacent counties
will hear at the banquet their flnnl In
structions for raising the fund. Tne cam.
palen will bo begun on Tuesday morning
and-will continue until Saturday night,
Jlay 21. Beginning on Tuesday, all the
Aides will meet each night nt supper, to
be served without charge In a tent erected
In the- yard between tho Cnthedrnl and
the old Cathedral School. At that tlma
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JL lilu lYUlHUia will ICIIUII IIIU ElUllin HICJ
lip liav received and hear brief addresses,
IS? A special committee has these suppers In
IB charge ahd has arranged programs cal
culated to make them Interesting.
Rlshnn .Tnhn .T. McCnrt bends the Exoc-
14 utlve Committee and dovotes as much
1" time as ho can snare lo personal visits
K to learn, the ncnao of tho community re-
V: pnMlhw IliA nnmnnlPn
e. Archbishop Prendcrgast, as honorary
ft- president of the commlttco. has given his
tJl A..n.wl , i 41. a ... ...&.., .Ink. I, a 1 n
DUlAJIb IU 11IQ IIIU Villain OIIII.U I, a .,-
ceptlon. "Our appeal to the people of
Philadelphia is In behalf of the afflicted.
Buffering poor, for they will benefit by
the- establishment of tho new hospital,'
he stated recently. "All who contribute
have the comfort of .knowing that what
they glvo will go dlrtctly to the allevia
tion of human suffering. If they give
liberally of their means, and even If they
make sacrifices In the cause of Christian
charity, what Is the most gonerous offer
ing In comparison with what tho Sisters
of Mercy, at my request, have consented
to do? Thoy offer their lives nnd promlso
to bear the burden of conducting and
maintaining this Institution of mercy
without hope of human reward nnd solely
for the lovo of God and their neighbor.
Surely the public will not fall to give
them all tho sympathy nnd material ns
slstanco necessary to nccompltfh their
great work."
Other members of the Executive Com
mlttco are the following:
Join McOllnn. Ignatius J, Ilorstmsnn, Jo
seph Trainer, Charles A. McManus, Dr. Pe
ter J". Moylan, Daniel 11. Mnhoney, Martin J.
Piiwer- John If. MrClathchey. Mlchncl J. Slnt
tery. Timothy M. Daly, John J. Coyle, Her
man G. Vclterleln, Frank Hardart, Mlchncl
J. McEnery, Joseph F. Gallagher, Jeremiah
J. Sullivan. ICugene C. Iionnlwcll. James J.
llyan. Dr. Wllllnm H. Long, Ignatius J. Do
han, Mlea Constanro 0Hara, Mrs. John Itoth
acker. Mrs. A. N, Durke, Mrs. frank A.
Hookoy. Mrs. William J. McCloskey. Mrs.
f IX. llallahnn. Mrs Julia Mlnnlck. Mrs.
William J. Uestcy. Mrs. A. I,, Fluoatrlclc,
Mrs. Harry S'hmltt. Mrs. John P. I'onnellv,
Mrs. Charles r. Donnelly and Mrs. Mary II.
II. McMlcliun.
BIBLE CLASS MEN PLAN
CIVIC RALLY FOR CAMDEN
Biff Mooting Monday Night! in'jMrsI
Bnptist Church. '- "'" '.
The seventh In the series of civic ral
lies will be held In the First Baptist
Church, Eth and Cooper streets, Camden,
on Monday night by the Drexel Diddle
Bible Classes: Edward H. Mills, chief di
rector of Now Jersey, will preside, and
the speakers will include Dr, James M.
Anders, who will speak on "Tho Care of
tho Physical aa an Aid to the Spiritual,"
and John Sparhawk, Jr. There will bo
a special musical program and song serv
ice before the rally.
A. J. Drexel Blddle will speak nt Hei
delberg Reformed Church tomorrow aft
ernoon and In the evening at Holy Inno
cents' Protestant Episcopal Church,
Tacony.
J, DaWItt Jobborn will address a meet
ing for men In tho First Methodist Epis
copal Church, Mt. Ephralm. tomorrow
nfternoon. Alexnnder Elliott will speak
at Christ Memorial Reformed Episcopal
Church at the meeting of the Blblo class
tomorrows
George M. B. Taylor will speak at Mny.
amenstng Prison tomorrow afternoon nnd
at the Lutheran Tabernncle, 53th and
Ppruco streets, on Tuesday night.
The Drexel Blddlo Bible Classes of
Ocean City, N. J., will hold a union ban
quet and social on Thursday evening. The
speaker!) will includo A. J. Drexel Blddle
and William Orr, chief director of At
lantic County.
The Racket Club of the Drexel Blddle
Bible) Classes will hold a Racket Club
reunion at the summer home, at I.ans
downe, on Wednesday night,
A majs-meetlng of the Bible class of
GIensld( Lutheran Church will be held
for men on Friday night, with addresses
by A. J. Drexel Blddle and others,
The Drexel Riddle Bible Classes of East
Philadelphia will have charge of the serv
ices at the Inasmuch Mission on Monday
night.
KELIGIOUS BREVITIES
"Who Is Blgott" will ba the subject of a
sermon to ba preached by the nv. Or. A. E,
Harnett, pastor of the Deformed Episcopal
Church of the Redeemer, tomorrow evening.
The) Rsv. Charles TV. Harvey, minister of
tha Church of the Naw Jerusalem (Sweden
borglan), will preach tomorrow morning on
Th Right Hand of God."
Tho Rav. Dr. George. Clark Peck, of tha
First Methodist Church, Baltimore, will bo
the speaker at the Pbiladelphla-Naw Jersey
Preachers' meeting on Monday morning. His
subject to be "Beginners' Leech.'r
Hopa Presbyterian Church will obterr Its
46th anniversary tomorrow. Doctor Bolton,
tns rector, will preach In the morning, and
tbtra will ba special anniversary services In
tha evsnlnt
The Rav. Df. Russell IL Conwtll will preset,
tnarnlns and evening In the Baptist Temple,
Hroad and Berks streets, tomoirow. Several
persona will ba baptised at the rooming aerv.
Lr, Jn tb evening tho Temple alee Club will
sing. Doctor Conwill will deliver hie lecture,
'-Aff of Diamonds," by requeet, on the eve
ning of May 22.
In Calvary Presbyterian Church tomorrow.
tK Rev, William llulr Auld will preach on
"Not by Wight" In the forenoon and on "E
cuMif' In the evening. The midweek services
tU be held at 0 on Wednesday afternoon.
"The Best Known Words ot trie plble" will
be the subject of the sermon of the Rev. Clar
ence Edward Macartney, pastor of the Arch
Street Presbyterian Church, tomorrow morn.
a.
The Rev. C E. St. John, pastor of the First
Intt&rUn Church, will speak on "Faith and
love Abide" tomorrow moraine at 10 o'clock.
lie. W. Douglas Mackenzie, president of
the Hertford Theological Seminary, will speak
h
the vesper service Is Houston Hall at the
Blverslty of Pennsylvania tomorrow after
mwb. at :) o'clock.
The Rev, Dr. John JStttrr Tuttle. pastor ot
in HbT Presbyterian Church. York. Pa., will
W tfco speaker at the Presbyterian Mlnlilsrs'
r Mating on Monday mornio In Westminster
Jtau. s)i tnosa win oe ioe Moaern, cnai
bi y the Mialetry.
The Ktr. Dr Sdwlo Ifeyl Delk will preach
o H. JKatlhesra Lutheran Church tomorrow
The Duty of Praislos People"
IM IB eveoioj on -iom twq ureat ruuia. '
iHfur uWk ausr lead the Oien'e organised
jDe etas at $ a'eUxlt each Sunday siurnooa.
BISHOP BERBV VAttN8 0'
NEED OF OREAT ALEftTNESS
"SerloUs Spiritual Loss" Mny Como lo
Converts if Neglected This Summer
Bishop Joseph F. Berry, through the
(Methodist Times, lias Issued n Warning, to
clergymen nnd church workerjs to bo on
tho alert during the early summer In or
der that their responsibility for tho many
new converts who have como Into the
ehurchee as the fruit of the "Hilly" Sun
day campaign may not be overlooked nnd
thereby suffer "serious spiritual loss"
during the summer vacation. HI- warn
ing reads!
"It Is almost distressing to tho zcnlous
pastor and his helpers that. In modern
life, so much space Is annually given over
to the "vacation" season. Tho rliurrhes.
especially those In a largo city, suffer se
riously. The habit has como In stns. 1
suppose, nnd the nidi thing left for tis to
do Ib (o crowd tho work with greater zeal
during the few weeks u-hlrh lemaln be
fore the annual exodus. Tho responsi
bility Is very great this year, owing to the
largo number of converts which have
come Into the church. Are these now
disciple to go through the summer with
out rertous sptrltunl loss? That will de
pend very largcl) -ipon the start they get
Thlx Is the time to help them. In tho
work of helpfulness lot every Christian
engage with zeal."
MANY NEW PASTORS
TO BE GRADUATED
Lutheran Seminary nt Mt. Airy
to Present 15 Young Men
With Diplomas on Tuesday.
Tho Lutheran Theological Seminary nt
Mount Airy will graduate 13 homiik men
nt the 61st annual commencement cxer
clsen, which nro to be held on Tuesday.
Thirteen of tho young men to receive
diplomas have accepted calls to pnstorntes
of churches.
Tho annual meeting of the Alumni
Association will bo held nt 0:tf o'clock In
tho Kralth Memorial Library, and tho
commencement exercises nro to begin nt
It o'clock In the Schaeffer-Ashmcad Me
morial Church, Mount Airy. Tho Rev.
Dr. Gcorgo' Gebert will mako the com
mencement address, nnd tho diploma")
will bo conferred upon tho successful
students by tho Rev. Dr. Theodore E.
Schmauk, president of tho seminary.
Ono of tho enjoyable features of tho
day will be tho annual alumni dinner,
which will bo served by tho board of di
rectors to the faculty and alumni Imme
diately after tho formal commencement
exercises nro ended.
Tho young men to be graduated, with
the calls they lmvo accepted, follow:
Ulla lMwIn llnuers. of Philadelphia, to the
Church of tho Holy Spirit. Fern Hock. Ill
Henry Julius nrobst, of Mnhanoy City, to
St. John's Church, Trtmont, Pa.
Ilnlph Martin Hurr. of Jersey City, J. J.,
to Holy Trinity Church, Itaekvllle. Centre, U I.
Ce:ll Clarendon Hlne, of Wlnstim-Snlem. N.
C, tr asnoclato pnstorato Ornco Church, I.an
caster, I'n. . ..
John Kenneth Mnn. of Rockwell, N. C, to
Toklo, Japan. ,
Marclano Lopez do Alda, of Torto nico, to
san Juan, i it.
Freilerlch Wlthclm Otten. of Kroop, Oermany,
lo St. Paulus Church. Narrow sburg. N. .
Jacob Stecley Saxacool. of Sellemltlo. Ta..
to St. James' and St. Peter's Church, I'otts-
Fre'derlck WillWm School, of Philadelphia,
to aseoclate pastorate German Church, hllz-
Kiln'ln lllt'tle Smith, nf Hall, Md.. lo Mount
Zlon Church, MldMlle, N. 8".
Henry Morris Wcrtz. of Reading. Pa., to
nplphany Church. Camden. N. 3.
Frederick Charles W'unrter. of lloi-hester, N.
Y., to the Church of tho Reformation, Nen
Ilrltaln. Conn. .
Otto August Mlkkclson, of Hrooklr, r. .,
no chirue accepted. ....
Otto August Wllhelm Plogemann, of Jabel.
German;-, no charge accepted.
Clarence nithon Snyder, of 8el!ersllle, Pa.,
no chargo accepted.
SEVERAL ANTI-SALOON
SPEECHES HERE TOMORROW
Ex-Governor Glenn to Give Three Ad
'"' dresses Doctor Tope Busy.
"15-Govornor R. H. Glenn, of North
Cnrollna, will 'speak tomorrow evening
under the auspices of the Philadelphia
District of tho Anti-Saloon League of
America In tho Chestnut Street Baptist
Church, tho Rev. George D. Adams, pas
tor. In tho afternoon ho will bo at the
Bethany Templo Presbyterian Church, the
Rev. Asa J. Ferry, pastor, and In tho
evening In tho Arch Street Presbyterian
Church, ISth and Arch streets, tho Rev.
Clarence McCartney, pastor.
Tho Rev. Dr. Homer W. Tope, district
superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League
for this district, will speak tomorrow
morning In the Messiah Lutheran Church
on "Legal Shams and Shams." Doctor
Tope will also be one of tho speakers at
tho National Anti-Saloon Convention in
Atlantic City, from July 6 to 9.
TO HEAR OF BIIEIMS
Clergyman, Thero During Bombard
ment, Speaks at Church of Saviour.
Some Interesting Information relative
to tho conditions of Rhelms nfter tho
German Invasion are anticipated In tho
Episcopal Church of the Saviour tomor
row morning, at 11 o'clock, when tho
Rev. Stuart L. Russel will mako nn ad
dress. Mr. Russel represents the French
Huguenots, whoso religious work has
suffered severely through the drain of
the European war. and he has como here
direct from Rholms, In which city he
was during the German bombardment.
Ha preached to congregations which
had taken refuge In the "catacomb"
of Rhelms during three of tho days he
was In the devastated city. Mr. Russel
Is to preach In the Church of the Saviour
on the commendation of Bishop Rhine,
lander.
NOT AFRAID OF BISHOP
Tho Bev. George Chalmers Richmond
to Preach Sermon Ho Condemned.
Much'dlscusslon haa been aroused In re
llglous circles by the announcement by
the Rev. George Chalmers Richmond, rec
tor ot St. John's Episcopal parish, 3a and
Brown streets, who has been given notice
to quit the rectorship by June 1, that he
Intends to preach the same sermon to
morrow evening which Bishop Rhine
lander condemned and which Is one of
the causes for the efforts being made to
unfrock htm.
Doctor Richmond will also preach at
the morning service.
Two Dedicatiqns Tomorrow
Two Cathollo edifices are to be dedi
cated tomorrow, At 10:30 o'clock In ihe
morning Archbishop Prendergait will
officiate at ceremonies marking formal
opening of the handsome Church of St.
Rita's, on Broad street below Ellsworth
street. The other dedication will be
that of the basement chapel of the
Church of the Ascension. I and West
moreland streets, Kensington. Bishop
McCort will officiate at the latter cere
mony. BTEAM81IIP NOTICES
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SCHOOLS AMD COLLEQE8
Language Instruction Free
la conversational Spanish, German, French or
Italian FHBE. Only chare fiOo for lessoa
book. Horning, afternoon and evening classes.
TUB FOSTER eOUOOL Of LAN0&A0E3
ltOO Chestsot BtJMt,
IMBEli J w H
"TRAIL HITTERS" AT
Y. M. C. A. BRANCHES
Steel Workers Visit North
Branch nnd "Pennsy" Men at
West Branch.
Tho Trail Hitters' Association of tho
Mldvnlc Steel Work", visited tho N'orth
Branch Y. M. C. A. last cvenlnu and
presented a pioRrnm of unusual Interest
at the Trail Hitters' Bible Class. At tho
conclusion of the meeting refreshments
were served.
Plans nro belnn; made for n parents
nnd son dinner to be held the latter part
of tho month. Thlfe Is a step In advance
of last year's fnther nnd son banquet as
the invitation will include mother.
The Row Robert M. Johnson, pnstor of
the 7th Street Methodist Episcopal
Church, will Rive the nddre.n to men this
Sunday afternoon nt 4 o'clock. Doctor
Johnson, who Is pastor of 7th Street
Methodist Episcopal Church, will be as
sisted by the Le Ray Male Quartette.
The North Philadelphia Interchurch
I.vceum will hold a special mooting; nt
the Y. M. C. A. next Monday evcnlnB to
make arraiiBcments for n star course of
entertainments to be filven next fall.
CBNTRAI., Y. M. C. A.
The men's mcctlnK, held In the audi
torium of Control Y. M. C. A., at 4 p.
m will be addressed by the Rev. Frank
Scott, Oak L,nne, who will take as his
subject "Wrong; and Right Attitudes."
BeiilnnlnK nt 3:45 p. m., B. Lord
Kneodlcr, director of the Centrnl Insti
tute School of Music, will play tho fol
lowing selections on the grand organ:
(a)Maich In C Calkin
(b) "Spring Sons" Macfarland
AVKST BRANCH Y. M. C. A.
Tomorrow nfternoon nt 4 o'clock the
men's meeting will be held In the gymnasium.-
This meeting will be ono of tho
moot popular of tho entire year, being In
charge of a large group of "trail hitters"
from the Pennsylvania Railroad Y. M.
C. A. This meeting will be red hot with
evangelistic enthusiasm. An elaborate pro
gram has been arranged.
Delaware Endeavorers to Meet
An elaborate observance of tho 23th
anniversary of the founding of the Dela
ware County Christian Endeavor Union
will tako plnce on Tuesday evening, Mny
25, In tho Darby Presbyterian Church,
when the annual convention convenes.
Prominent speakers have been listed for
the program.
HI'IIING AND SUMMER RESORTS
I1KDFORD KrRINOS. TA.
Bedford Springs (Pa.) Hotel and Daths
In the most delightful rectlon of the
beautiful, healthful Allegheny Mountains,
Cool, Invigorating breeiea Good roads lor
motoring. Hotel and estate afford overy
comfort and Indoor nnd outdoor dlteraton
MAONKSIA 1IATHB AND MEDICINAL
WATKItS. Kormnl opening June 12ih.
Opening tor automobile tourists May 20th.
II. 15. IIKMIS, Manager.
NATIOyAI.-rAKlC-ON-THH-DKI,AWARE
Smith-Hurst Hotel ne"t table; lea-anillll-nursi
nuitl Bonab0 r, . bathing.
I-E1IN ROCK, l'A.
KEN1IAVOIVTII INN. 7 miles from needing
Terminal; now open. Alfred Larzelere.
MEDIA. VA.
llrooke Hall. 8 acres. High, healthy. Tennis,
etc. Porch 163 ft: long. ll)c from lath at. "L.'1
IIUBllKILU PA.
nAV RinriP ROUSE. Table supplied from
UAr IVIUUU farm. nathlnr. Booklet.
P. O. N. Water Oap. J. M. OVEmTIELU.
I'OCONO MOUNTAINS, TA.
Delaware Water Oap. I'a.
THE BELLEVUE JJ mc2ty ;&
Excellent table. Rooms with running water.
Dancing, golf and' tennis. The popular house
for young people. Booklet.
r CONWAY A BUalR.
Mt. l'ocono. fa.
THE BELMONT E&rr'S
Elev. high, air plney and dry. J. L. Cornish.
sTRorjDBDinta, fa.
CHURLEIGH INNat K-,
Rlue Ridge Mts. Boating, fishing, etc.
Oarage. Special rates May and June. Book
l.t. MUCHMOIIE A BALD. Plops.
Paradise Valley, I'a.
THE OLD INN SSVXSZi'S:
Managed from the standpoint of the guest I
good food and good beds, old shade, tennis,
trout fishing I rates, 10 to 113 BO; booklet.
Opens May 2T Miss kirk. 4183 Parkelae av.
Creeco. I'a.
nnrifl pnP.P Trout fishing. Booklet.
KUUNLCUUG HOWARD FRIOB.
Mountain Home, Fa.
Heller's Mt. Airy r. SSt
Analomtnk, Fa.
STITES' MT, HOUSE jf ",'.
Capacity 100. Booklet. TIIOS. II. 8TJTE3.
Canadensis. Fa.
Tha Plnne Capacity 100. Booklet telle the
i nc ruica ttory MYRON E. PRICa
Bhairnee-on-the-Delavsare, Fa.
I anurnnrl Excellent location. Bath'g, boat's;,
LCIIWUUU j,,.,. BkU, DBTTRICK A BON.
THP ANATQfC st location.
Near
golf links. Hooklet.
sc
KCinVENlIVILLK, FA, '
PERKIOMEN JNN rffi
boafr. bath'g, Osh'fA Tenils. Bklt. O-M-Cad,
PROPOSED NOSPTtL FOR
3I3TEB OF MRCY
RI3HOP JOHNO. VcCOA?r
LANSDOWNE CHURCH
GIVES SPRING FETE
Triumph Over Winter Por
trayed This Afternoon by St.
John's Young People.
Two hundred younp; persons of Lans
downe, representing wood nymphs, wa
ter sprites, tho seasons, tho winds, sun
beams and snowflakes, presented tho
triumph of spring over winter In a
pageant given this afternoon on tho
grounds of tho country homo of J. A.
Balcli. Tho fcstlvnl was under tho aus
pices of St. John's Episcopal Church,
Lansdownc.
Tho rout of winter was pictured In
tho opening revel, In Which a scoro of
small boj s appenred In the danco of
tho north winds, nnd 20 llttlo girls rep
resenting snowtlakos. Miss Anna Lewis
took tho part of winter, whllo Miss
Florence Young, Miss Margaret Undor
hlll nnd Miss Mario Cascadcn repre
sented tho three winter months.
Tho next sceno was that of an old
time village, wherein tho burgomaster,
domlulo, town clerk, beadle, court Jes
ter, strolling vagabonds nnd what-not
marched In procrsslon behind the Queen
of tho May nnd her court.
Supper will bo served on tho lawn In
"Old Vienna" booths, to an accompani
ment of Viennese music, Georgo W.
Bradcn will conduct tho festival. Tho
Commlttco on Arrangements consists of
Mrs. Crosswcll Mclieo. Mrs. William
Oliver Kaston and Alfred C. Raich.
SPRING AND HUMMER RESORTS
Wildwood
Crest
Where Memorial Day ia
Celebrated in a Dif
ferent Manner
rian to go down for the week-end,
or. If that Is Impossible, for the day.
The May Queen will hold her court.
The floral boat will be sent adrift
upon the broad Atlantic. Baseball nnd
other games will entertain thousands.
You may go bathing, boating, fish
ing or have no end of fun on the
Rnardwalk and Tiers. Hpcclal rates
at good hotels. Dollar excursions
Miniluy and an Memorial liny, both
Heading anu x-enn-hjlvunlu.
A'oto'a the time to
pet a cottage, buupa
loiu or apartment at
moderate rental. Jor
lull Inormatloti and
beautiful b o ok let
write
J. WHiTESELI,
City Clerk,
Wilduood, N. J.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
CHALFONTE
Atlantic City, New Jersey
The Leeds Company
Leading High-Class Moderate-Rate Hotel.
Al BEMARLE Virginia av., nr, Bch. Cap.
rUUCmrIU.C OT0 Bteara heat, elevator,
aun carlora. private baths, sta.: excsl. table.
tlOuawsJjf.t 3updally. Bkit. J. P. COPH.
IIOTKI. DUDUEY, SO 8. Pennsylvania ave.i
opens for guests May 13; deelrablo location!
nrst class throughout; special rates May and
June.
SEASIDE PARK. N. J.
H uoss TURNtR Directly on Beach.
Pcoorieloe 8trlctly First Clan.
Open June 26th Booklet.
Pecan City, W, J,
Come to the BRIGHTON
Leading beach-front hotel of America's lead.
Inr family resort. Coo), convenient, comfort
able. Swept by breesea from Ocean, Ray and
Inlet. Modern hotel, excellent cuLrtce; attin,
ttve service: H hour from Atlantto Ctty,
Opens Juno 26th. Booklet.
R. R. BOOY. Prop.
OAFK MAY. N. J.
CHALFONTE HOTEL c .
Reaeonable rates. Mrs. Calvin fiatterfleid.
BnOIVN'S-MILLB-iy-TUE-FlNEa. N. J.
'THE INN" Open All Year
Hie thousand acres pines; lake, springs.
Favorite week-end and tourist resort. Famous
southern cooking. New management.
mW B. UUPDERB.
ISLAND IlEIOUTg, N. J.
THE PERENNIAL ' L "
Oermictowa.
5SBY- THE - SEA
irl;si.-I. and I
pj&;
Sf4A?.V eTN
fip5f
ORDAIN PASTOR OF
OAKMONT CHURCH
Tho Rov. Jntnea H. Feely Now
Qualified to Minister to Flock
of Many Denominations.
Tho Rev. James H. Feely was ordained
Into the Frosbyterlan ministry last night
at nn adjourned meeting of the Chester
Presbytery, In Graco Chapel, Oakmont,
Delaware County, which Is a monument
to Mr. Fcely's untiring labors during the
last six years. The ordination service
means much to tho members of the con
gregation, aa they are now qualified to
enjoy all the services of a church.
Oraco Chapel Is ft union church which
has tho unlquo position of serving eight
denominations. It grew from a Sunday
school, organised on October 4, 1903. Last
October a handsome stono church edlflco
was dedicated, costing a little less than
118,000, which has comfortable quarters
for all grades of tho Sunday school nnd
nn audience room that will scat 330 per
sons. In the structure thero Is a pool pro
vided for those who desire to bo Im
mersed, n chancel rnll for the Episco
palians, Methodist and Lutherans, nnd a
service hns been adopted that meets with
tho sovcrat tastes of the membership no
that thorc Is realized In part tho answer
to tho prayer of the Master, "that thoy
may be one." An evidence of tho general
Interest taken In tho church by persons
living In tho community Is tho fact thnt
every window Is a memorial.
During or.r year thu Ladles' Aid Society
succeeded In accumulating 1 1 000 to ho
ntlded to the building expense.
Thoeu participating In tho ordination
servlco last night were the Rev. Stnnlcv
V IIunt?r, niodcrntor of tho Chester
Presbytery, the Rev. Dr. David Tnlly,
Ihe oldest nctlve Presbyterian minister
In Pennsylvania, the Rov. Dr. Charles
S. Richardson, of tho Llnnorch Presby
terian Church, and the now Georgo B.
Bell, pastor of the Patterson Momorlol
Church, Philadelphia. Muslo wan fur
nished by tho choir of tho Highland Park
Presbyterian Church, to which the nev.
Dr, Tully ministers.
Grnca Chnpol has a communlcnnt mem
bership of 13G rersons and 40 others are
nctlvely engaged In the work.
WALNUT STREET CHURCH
SEVENTV-FIVE YEARS OLD
Elaborate Plnns for Observance by
West Philadelphia Presbyterians
Elabornto plans havo been mnde for nn
observance In recognition of tho "Bth an
niversary of tho founding of the fash
ionable Walnut Street Presbyterian
Church tomorrow.
In tho forenoon the minister, the Rev
John Archlbnld MncCallum, will preach
a ormon In which he will relate tho his
tory of the congregation, nnd in tho
evening tho sermon Will bo delivered by
thn Rev, Dr. Charles E. Jefferson, of tho
Broadway Tabernacle, Now York.
Ono of tho biggest observances ot tho
day will bo that of tho Sunday school nt
2:13 o'clock In the nfternoon. Dr. Chces
man A. Herrlck, president ot Glrard Col
lege, Is to bo tho chief speaker at that
service. Doctor Herrlck was formerly
superintendent of tho school.
SPRING ANI SU.MMKIt RRSOKTS
PORTLAND, ME.
There's Vim and Vigor in
S TON E
HARBOR
It's In the air. It's In the resort.
It's In the people. The magnificent
climato does It. The surroundings
nro helpful. Tho sports and amuse
ments contribute. It's tho great
out-of-doors nnd tho tang of the
sea that mnkes you feel better,
bigger, stronger.
Fine New Boardwalk
This Season
The city lias Just authorized the con
struction of a new Boardwalk, 24 feet
ulde, with iron pipe rails between 83d
street nnd 107th street. Now amusement
nark and baseball grounds. Finest bath
ing, boating. Ashing, golf, tennis and
every healthful sport.
Comfortable and pleasant cottages,
bungalow o and apartments for rent at
reasonable rates. Excellent hotels. For
detailed Information write today to
LEO McCRAVEN, Boroujh
Clerk, Stona Harbor, N. J.
Brunswick Hotel feVhllr,
A cold nnter. All rooms Euro., 11 up: Amer..
2,5U, Write O. V. Seemayer. St Rrcble 8t.
NEW LONDON, CONN.
The Griswold
EASTERN POINT, NEW LONDON, CONNECTICUT
Finest Summer Resort
Hotel in America
24 Hours from New York or Boston
OPEN JUNE 16 TO SEPT. 15 NEW A LA CARTE GRILL
18-Hole Golf Course, Also New and Completely
Equipped Club House
irtntrTennlil 'DePrSn"."1 Throuhout' 8uPlr Yachting, Boating. Bathing, Motoring.
Tef trl n ce- Tshn la Yj !
nirSf ii'v"8? I,lP5n,ln Every Room.
wSSS should'!'.' mad..8UPP""1 by Ur ""
fliniil. euut. aMBILiUillKs
For Booklet, Room Plans, etc.. address II. D. HAXTON Man,,..
NEW YORK'OFFICBi 803 FllhPII AVENUE. TEuTlVD, 8Q? 0037
Alio the BELLEVIEW, BELLEAIR HEIGHTS, FLORIDA
1 "J
Should "Love Your Enemies"
Be Ignored During the War?
So full was the response by prominent American
divines to the invitation of the Public Ledger
to comment on Dean Lyttleton's advice to
Englishmen to overwhelm their German enemies,
with a "War of love" instead of a "war of hate,"
that the contributions exceeded the space available
to the subject in last Sunday's Public Ledger.
Another collection of these timely sermons will
form an important and interesting feature of next
SUNDAY'S
PUBLICf&S& LEDGER
GOLDEN ANNIVERSAUV OF
TKBIPEttANCE OIIQANIZATION
President Swflln to Preside nt Nn
Honal Society's Observance To
morrow. President Joseph Swain, of Bwarthmoro
College, will preside at the celebration of
the EOth anniversary of the National Tem
perance Society, which wilt be held In tho
First Bnptist Church, 17th and Sansom
streets, tomorrow at 4 o'clock.
William B. Bennet, former Congress
man from New York and leader of the
temperance work In both Blnto Legisla
ture and National Congress, will make
the nddrcia, . .
The National Tempernnce Society nnd
Publication House has waged an aggres
sive campaign to arouse public sentiment,
not only during the last 60 years, but Its
work preceded 1863 by over 30 years or
earnest endeavor,
Tho exercises In Philadelphia will be
undor the nmplces of the National Ab
stainers' Union, and among those taking
part will be the Rev. George D. Kuns,
pastor of Governor Brumbaugh's church,
who will offer the Invocation; tho Rev.
Dr. Rufus W. Miller, the Rov. Dr. S. Z.
Batten, who nro the Philadelphia rep
resentatives on tho Board of Directors
of tho National Temperance Society.
It la expected that Joshua D. Bally, n
former president of tho society, will be
present
C. E. UNION TO MEET
Young Peoplo's Annual Rally in Har
per Presbyterian Church on Monday.
Plans havo been completed for the an
nual meeting nf tho Schuylkill Branch of
tho Philadelphia Christian Endeavor
Union, which Is to be held In tho Harper
Memorial Presbyterian Church, 29th
street and Susquehanna avenue, on Mon
day evening.
Bupper will be served nt 6:30 o'clock,
following nn afternoon service which Is
scheduled to begin nt 5:30. This servlco
will bo In chargo of Stafford R. Webb,
tho president of tho organization, who
will discuss tho topic, "The Young Peo
plo's Society A Training School."
Tho speaker In tho evening will be tho
Rev. K. Forrest Hnnn.
Teachers to Graduate
Tho commencement oxerclses of tho
Tcaohor Training Class of the Tioga
Baptist Church will bo hold at 2:30 o'olock
tomorrow afternoon, when 13 men and
women will bo nwarded diplomas by Ray
li. Hudson, tho superintendent.
Albert Geo has written the class history
and It will bo presented by Louis P. Levis.
Tho class prophecy was written by Ruth
Alexnnder and will be delivered by Lu
cetta B. Folmer. Tho Rev. Dr. Charles
H. Dodd, of tho Second Baptist Church,
Germantown, will mako tho address nnd
Deacon John C. Rlgney will offer tho
closing prayer.
Mrs. Christian Krumm Is tho superin
tendent of tho Teacher Training Depart
ment of tho school; Mrs. Rutger Do
Is superintendent of tho Junior Depart
ment nnd Miss Ethel M. Blggard Is tho
birthday secretary.
BrRINO AND SUMMER RESORT3
NEW ENGLAND
MAI'EEWOOD, N. It.
The Social & Scenic Center of tho
WHITE MTS.
MAPLEWOOD, N. H.
MAPLEWOOD
HOTEL-
Cottages - - Casino - - Inn
OPEN JUNE TO OCT. NO MAY FEVEn.
One Thousand Acre Park
18 Hole Golf Course
Unsurpassed. G000 Yards.
First Annual REGISTERED
Mnnlownnrl
TRAP SHOOTING
TOURNAMENT
July 26th-30th inclusive
Daily Concert and Dancinp; Every
Evcninp;
Booking Office for Hotel, 1180 Broadway,
New Tork. Also for Inn, Maplewood. N.II.
LEON II. CILLEY, Mgr.
rranconla Notch, Grafton Co., N. II.
WHITE MOUNTAINS
NEW PROFILE HOUSE
TWENTY COTTAOEa OPEN JULY 1ST.
Catering to those who wish n Hummer
Rome In a resort favored with a clientele of
the highest order. ON IDEAL TOUR. Floe
Oarage. CJolr, Tennis, Boating, Flsblnr.
C. II. OREENLEAF. Pres.
Booking OKlee In Charge E. R. RICH,
Hotel Vendome. Boston, Mass.
Bttunderstown, It. I.
Saunders House Sf" J?-, Plr"
on uay. Good boatlnjx.
bathing, fishing, tennis. J. L. RODMAN.
NEW LONDON, CONN.
Over 1B0 Bathroom Suites.
- ' Brmnfort .'
Milk, Cream,
Early Restr-
MILITARY Fltilil) MARQ
PLANNED FOR tEAQUE tSLAKftJ
Spectacular Ceremony to Hava fct
Than 40,000 ParUctonM. .J
Final arrnnnementa have been m.j .
tho Army and Nary Unlort , Siew!
of Pennaylvanla, for th second Il,l!il
Bolomn Military Field Maag, to h. to"!
Lenguo Island Navy Tart,' a weX
tomorrow. " 'foal
Acceptances havo been received f Jt
ionizations fermenting 40,000 unifU
men. unorrne4
To prevent confusion that wa. .. M
that tho different 'organization? im
Insldo tho yard on nown ..Z
form there at 10 a. m. and nrnm.Ti "
10. a. m. the troops wlllmo'vepj '.."i
rv Artlnir ntnnrt w)HIl, -.11. I P't toiM
In front of the marlno barracks 'u,,
Tho revlewlnK officer m v,'n... .4
mlrnl V. S. Benson, tho newly aoViM..?
Chief of Naval Operations; Colon,?&i
er. of tho United fliar.. n'"iW
LeaRuo Inland, and H. Wen Lai. V
wi iii" wiij uiiu i.vx union. -jo
Mne will be celebrated by the h.jil
William Henry Ironsides Reeney ck. 3
lain of the U. S. 8. Connecticut .1
fofmer chaplaln-ln-chlet of the fin.ni.;
War Voterans. PMIia
THE ANNUAL
Sunday School Music
Festival
Of Tho Phila. County S. S. Assn,
CONVENTION HALL'
nilOAD AND ALLEGHENY AVE.
Tuesday Evening, May 18
Chorus of 8000 Voices Under LtadirshK
of Pltor. H. C LINCOLN '
neserved Seats on Bale at 1611 ArcS SL
9. nnA PJV, " 0I
Hal
ItELIOIOTJB NOTICES
Baptist
BAFTIBT TEMPLE, Broad and iXrks ""I'l
RtlSSBLL . CONWBLL will preiclt
Aiorning, iu:ou. uioie oanom, my. qvs . 7 11
TDXIPLB OL.EH CLlm ' '
will assist In the evening. Organ lUcilsi f
708, Wm. rowell Twaddell. Mut. Dlr.
Lcoture. -aowko of diamonds." U
iiellvared Saturday. May 22. at sits
CHESTStrr BfKBfeT BAPTiSTfCUffilcir"1 A
OEOIIOB D. ADAMS, D. D Pastor.
rv.an TlaKitiaetiAAil af A ani4 t
1
10:30 a. m. Address by ex-Governor 111,1
ni.nn nt flrth Carolina. V
2:10 p. m. Dlble School and Men's OaU
union.
8 p. m. 'Worship and Sermon by Tutor.
Brethren
FinsT ciiuncn op the iiRErniRtitS
(OunKerj, Mir. warnsie sna uaupnia tts.'rl
Preacnlng 10:30 a. m. and 7:43 p. m. it
PUtiUni "."mi ... ,.. ....
Prayer Meeting each Wednesday ertnlnr.
Drexel Middle Bible Classes
rni.XEr. dicdle bidle classes
You are cordially Invited to our Civic RUtrrS
Mnnrinv ntaM. In First BnDtlst Sund&v SnkiwM
Iloom, nth and Cooper t., Camden. BPtt.i7
era, i)r. jamea ii. Anaera ana Jonn spu-'.
ItawK. Jr.. usq. uooa music.
Disciples of Christ
TH1HD CHRISTIAN ClIUllCIl
T. E. WINTER. Pastor. lQMli. 2:.1l). T. s.
I'rnnklln Home
VRANKL1N HOMES FOP. -TlID riEFOTlSO
TION OF INEP.RIATKS, 0U-U1.1 Locust St. -1
sunaay, b p. m. services conaucica oy ur.
uari uaKer.
Lutheran
MESSIAH H'THCItAN
"Tlie Filendly Church."
,A.k .h T.M........ .
,Ulll Uli.l dClllirvu bio. M2
10.30 Homer W. Tope, D. D., "Amerlti'f
I3r.nt.ut Shim,."
7:18 p. m. The Pastor will preach, nerlvtll
Trimnit. with Pnln Ounrt.t. Jl
TAIHSHNACLE. 80th and Bpruce-Wm. J. Mihi
1CI, U,. IUi1U liltfi O. Oi .uw y ....
THE FIItST METHODIST CllUflCII IN Oljfti'
WANTOWN.
itictiiuu.. nui.i-uijui j. ?
UI1AI11.1 tVJDUCI UUi3 itillllBlVf. '
Mornlntr Worship. 10:80 to 11:80. i'S
Dr. FHANKLIN HAMILTON,. Chn
Am,rlrtin TTnlv.ralrv. Wfllhlnston I).
Cumn... Tllhla Tnmtlttit. 1 1 !.lfl 'in 19.'3A.
Addreis by Doctor HAMILTON. -..M
Benlne worship, 8. ,
28th Anniversary Dpworth League, AoorcHl
by Rev. II. K. HOLTZINQER. 9
Music by vested boy choir, direction of II. IVS
o Daniel. visitors welcome always.
Neiv Jerusalem (Swedcoborglan) " rj
THE RIOllT HAtiD OF QOD7' Is the sob-1'!
Let of the sermon Sunday mornlnir ar Ul
Pastor, the Rev. CHARLES W. HARVfiT. t
the Church of the New Jerusalem, 52J sad
rha.,ntl, ! R.PVlp. Mf 11 n IMACX. BU1-.
I
day School at 0:3O. All seats are free. Every-
body la welcome.
Presbyterian
Rev. CIARBNOE EDWARD MACAltTNETflS
10:15 '"lTie Iiest Known Words of theBorI
speak on temperance. . .'.
13 m. Men's Class, taught by Trot. rslttWi
OW-MUtl Wl W.OM... W .,V... .....V.""-. TT
1..... nn . .... . -.- .!... Dlv
J. ORAY BOLTON, D. D.J Rev. WILLIAM
pivrm CALDWliLL. Assistant. '19
Fortieth Anniversary. ,. , M
10:48 a. m. Sermon by Doctor Bolton.
7:48 p. m. Annlvereary ot Churcn S
WALNUT STREET ClfURCH .A
u'.l.nl tr.,t w.t nf SOth. M
Hcnoois. unsr. aooresses. '
n... tntiM AlttmnA1.n AratfTUlLUlL S
minister. -
1840-1018
1
TUB BfWESTV-TlTTll ANNIVEnSABT
It a. m.-Hlitorlcal sermon by the ainUtr.M
2:48 p. m. Sunday School. Address by WV
Cheesman A. Herrlck. President of, Olnfi
College, a former Superintendent. JS
4 p. m.-Sermon by Rev, CIJARLSS E. Jl
FBRBON, D. D.. ot the Broadway Taosr-'l
nacie. niw ivin, r
JProteitantJBuJscopaL
rU
CHURCH OF TIFe'IIOLY AfOSTLES
21st and Chrlallan sts. ta
Rev. OEORQE HBR1IERT TOOP. Hector, .M
Holy communion, u a. m. airaun ''y
10:30. Hvsnlng Sorvlce. 7:18. . . '
n-iin -n.rtm. will nreaeh at both servlfisa .Jm
OLD ST. JOHN'ST Brown below Sd-Dr. EM
mond tireachea tomorrow. 10.30 and 7:W. !1M
BT. MARK'S CHURCH
lAth and I-ocu.t sts.
The Rev. ELLIOT WHITE. Rector.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
7 and B a. n). Holy Communion.
n. nrv . tfallna
11 a. m. Choral UuciiarUt. AM
4 n. m. fihoral CvanioniT. . -JiM
The Ilectbr will bo the preacher " "J
"WEEKDAY 8ERVICES
7, T.a, u au m. nq o p. , ,
IsTt a3niTnktruact r f I f T n i X
BA Qint 4I .. w-.
10th at. above Chestnut . .--;
Rev. CAHI. B. UlAMMWII, o. . f1tr;fc(l
Rnri.v mrvlfam 11 m. ITL. and 8 P. J J
ri . f r.. . . tK.at. .aovIasIkI. "
nccior tvui Tireacn at """ ""
Reformed
ir".";;: .T a " jsr.v.""!1-. ' rtamiilnii
D. Illeka. Pflr-r 10:30 and 8. 8. &.
lltrrrmA KntgVTOD
i" rrr.T-.irrtir 4Ak s.'nrl DrttnrA
UXua'l.8TU8 ?."'DARN"nect,
101
srvq
a:au. p. givening. --yni o "
Swedenborgien
BEE NEW JERUSALEM
Unitarian
1-. .1 : .... .W.n-H Im miiW
t.-Rev. c. E. ST, JOHN. Minis jr. 11 a. avj.
Preaching by the Minister on "Faith, nw
and Love Abide.'
University of rennsileaoU .
VESPER SERVICE. ..:30o'clock. .""'ir.BsMi
Hall. Speaker, Pusldent w, H?t!': uusl
'conrl" eolo'llt,
kensle, of Hartford,
Anna C Harris.
Younr Blen'a Christian AsseUtlen
WebtTbrancii y, m. c, a!
? Wl". . .. 4 -1KMI
A. gooa. live inoeuug vr ,,wt, -- , - r abjb
led by Pennsylvania Railroad Y, JX-Jj .I
II Hitters.", tjpe-cisi u - ixjkbj
town visitors welcome, , -rTJfM
REV, FRANK 8COTT. Oak Laps Part.
"Wrong and Right Attitudes." J'it7M
auditorium. Organ recital, 8:48 p. nt- s"fJB
era corqiauy weicoms.
HI I Lflt.ntaTllf
ANTI-BAfJOoN LEAOl
Ex
line.
aovernor R B. Qlenn. of Nortt "gl
liua, wu spcaa on iniw ,,; alien!
nr T.mnl.. KSd and Bnruce. 6uasy',W
noon. May 11 at 4 o'clock. ! jyra
Street Presbrttrlan Church. 48th
Duiiuss eveaina
BKNEVOLKNT AagOCIATjOM ,
a-WM aii.viTinM .nMV. inc.
tfWUdelphla Headquarter;. ColonUI
Building. Wtb and Market
Colonel R E. HoU la epauBW
Telepboneas Bell. Walnut :,. jsi ,
Kejaton.