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HOUSEHOLD PLUMBING
NO. XII.
Modern Pluiibing and the Landlord are Largely
to Blame for the Presence in the House of
Armies of Cockroaches and Other
So-Callcd Domestic Vermin.
6v Jfleolyn Van Vliet Manning, M. D.
inndlord wlio toleratea hordes of
roaehea ou the premlsea tslll vlew
arlfn liidlfferei c<- the presence of other
so-eallad dotaioaxle vermin and parasltes.
lf a eorrad oaaaaa of the living inbabi
of a arnement or an apartment
could be taken, ln many instances
he raachea, baalbuga, rats. mice and fieae
i far outnumber the human occu
nia j
II is well known la medlcal clrcles that
i of the tribes of pests nientloned is
ive apcnt In ihe dlstributlon of dls
Tbe dlaglUttlBg cockroach, known
in Bwedea as the "bread eater," traveb
l> from the house drain to feed on
the cut loaf of bread whlch ls to provide
r for the chlldren. The bedbug.
arbl 1 faada directly on human b'.ood. has
fottnd to transmlt bubonlc plngue.
and sev.Kil other Oriental epidemic dl?
frotn man to man, and ls prohably
the ueual agent ln the transmlsaion of!
er!dem>c paralyMs, known alao as lnfan- ?
tlie pam'ysls and pollomyelitls.
Tbe badhOf is now known to be far the
moat dangc.rous baaeet rarasite present ln
s ln tho Temperate Zone. and bl Be]
to ho dreadtd as aa eivounter wlth
tba tse-ise fly of South Afrle.a.
The jnaalhla danger of provlding a ren- |
daaroua for rata aad their attendant fleas j
ba n',1 OOOatrtaa ln whlch bubonlc plague j
has attained a foothold ls now well i
bnowa, but wlll be referred to later ln I
tbtO artlcle. The fttrtlve, Bhadowllke
mouse lnvedes the ateamheated home at
the oncoming of wlnter, brlnging wlth
him all of the dleeasea he may have
acqutred in aqualld hovela and cellars.
Dr. Henrich Stern. the editor of the
"Arohlvaa Of Diagnosla." related to the!
.- the foliowing clrcumstances: AJ
I boy. an or.ly chi'.d in a home of |
tb, araa BtrlChan arltb a severe form j
of chicken-pox; how the disease could
have baan acquired. in tho moBt sanltary j
nm.nt and "twer.ty miles from aj
ua* n complete mybtery, untll
i -;ation of the clothes closet of
tn*. chUaTfl apartment dlsclosed an unrois- ,
paouaa odOr. W'atch for the |
? was malntalned for forty-elght j
and at the end of that time a
mouse with a full eruption of j
?n-pox scarrlng hia hlde emerged
| and was captur?rd.
There ls a direct reiationship between
the fiuhjects Of plumbing and homsehold
vermln, for the usual and custoinary ml
gration of bedhugs, roaches. rats and j
mice from house to house is along paths i
'of ingress and egress provided by the
piping
Tne German cockroach Ib known
ttiroughout the country aa the "Croton
r>ug," liecmi.fi of its astoundlm* multl
plicatlon and Invasion of tlie New York
home in mcdl.-it*.!;/ after t'e oamplatioa
of the CfOtoa system of waterworka. A
bulletin of the United States I^epartment
of En?onv.logy states the ccckroach may
he carr*ed by the pressure of the water
long dlstances through the pipes without
injiiry; that the dampnesaof water pipes
is favorable to it, and their extenslon
greutly facilltates lts epread and multi
pllcat'.on. The roach was orlglnally an
1ns ?." of the troplcs; it has crossed the
seas in slilps, and it has adapted lts
hHbits of life ta the habitation of man,
and tnii<r_ted north by lnclies untll now
u spectes Mvcs ln tht hut of the Lap
lander and "sometlmea devours the stc res
of Jried flsh put away for winter con
Mimptlon."
Roa.tu*.. as well as bedhus-., have ;h!n.
flat bodl.s which they ln.lnuate into the
most trifling crac-k, where one cotild not
lni.ijrine the present* of a vislhle organ
lsin. They are largely nlght prowlers.
and many a housewlfe newiy estab'.l?r.ed
ln an apartment bss been astound.d and
horrlfled, on vlsltlng her kitehen ln the
right, to see thousands of rorvches scrani
bling to get away from slght.
The cockroacr i-an be ?tat" ed out of a
h7>i.--e or apartment, but wlll return on
\ery ellRht relaxatlon of vigllance. and
every woman, whether m-ld or mlstress,
wlll flnd lt necessiiry to glve unrtmlt
tlng attentjoti to the absence aff prtseme
of a few crumbs or a llttle ed'.bie trash
dropped by the children. I know of no
one circumstanc. in the whole bistory of
woman'* enslavemer.t to the petiy detalls
of hojsework more pathetlc than her iin
avalllng attempte to keep her home freed
from the paraslte* she Instlnctively feit
to be lnlmlcal to the wellbelng of her
household during the eenttiries when
man's mechanical ingenulty constantly
ad.led to the home flxtures and apparatus
that tempted instcts Into the habitation
arid lnsured their llvellhood, propagatlon
and concealment.
The cockroaeh moves in armles after
nlghtfall. Their armies have been en
c untered by reliable observers. They
?om''tlmes take posscsslon of a new house.
hy hordes. Tne landlord may not he able
to prevent thla lnvasion. and is only
culpable when he does BOt Immediately
rout the pests. The time will come when
the munkipallty wlll be held re.ponslble
for tha presence of r.oxious haBBOtB. lf
New Orleans can clean up the yr'.io.v
ftver moscjulto, If San Frar.cisco can rat*
proof her dwelllngs, buslness hoiis.s and
wharves, the housewlveh of Amerlea can
b_sM that other munlclpalitie* take over
the task of routing these ar.d all other
ilomestlc verinin.
(To be Contlnued )
Postal Card Departments
All communications (and they are welcome) ahould be rnade by poatal, aa far
?a it ia possibla.
Recipes Tested and
Found Good
All reclres apr?rlng ln theae columpa have
TgAMuremeaU are u.ed unlea. ether
^olla'rtwnt wUI be glad to an.war any
cullnaV qoeatlon aubmltted by readers and
wtil I ?... vj?_ vnrk Trlbune,
A4JOr.-Ba?4 uliaary Editor. New-YorK xnojuc.
No. lf>4 .Nassau tt.-ett.
This department wlll not be IQBBBBBtOlfl tor
ananuseript whlch la not BQIjBBBJBBBBdbg
atamps for return. KlnJly lncl?" ^.Tr
Iti): question. raqulrtoa an ?M? *J| ?.
Wlita on only OM slde nt th? ^^aan
that aaaaaa arnl addret-s accompanj each nem.
TOMATOES BAKBD IN INDIVIDUAL.
CUPfJ.?If fresh tomatoes are used. scald
and peel one for each person. Canned
tomatoes may be used equally well. Matt
a tablespoonful of butter ln a small frylng
Of other sauce dlsh, Btir ln a table
- ful of Bonr and add a cupful of mllk,
Bttfiiaaj tntll cooked. Season wlth aalt
B llttle cayenne pepper. Put a llttle
ln the bottOBB of each cup. uslng half of
the mixture; then put ln the tomatoes wlth
h llttle lump of butter to each one. and
pOBaT over them the remalnder of the
eauce. Cover all with buttered crumbs.
place in a pan of bot water and bake
for 45 minutes. MRS. J. D.
Adam's Basln. N. T.
TWO OOOD PUDDINGB ? For a creamy
rlce pudding use flve cupfula of mllk to
one acant cupful of uncooked rlce, one
cupful of etoned ralslns, one cupful of
augar. a acant teaspoonful of salt and a
Httle grated nutmeg. Mix all the In
gTedlenUi together ln the uaual way and
bake in an earthen pudding dlah for two
Bour.". or untll the rlce ta perfectly tender
and the whole a creamy ma*. A blt of
butter ls abinetlmes added to rlce pud
dlngB to enrich the crust.
For a rlce pudding ln which cooked rlce
is uBed ln place of uncooked rlce, have
rtady two cupfuls of bolled rlce, a quart
of a cupful of butter. a cupful of sugar,
four yolks of eggs, well beaten; a pincb
?,f aalt and a scant quart of milk. Beat
the eggs Into the rice, then add tbe sugar
and flnally the mllk. Just as th_ puddlng
is placed in the oven put the butt?r In
little spoonfuls over the top. This lm
parts a most ttmpting quallty to the
cru.t. Both these puddings bhould be
served cold.
Uieful Household Tips
Thts department wlll pay for household tips
If found _v_l!_M? for It* purpose. Addre.s
? [~a___1 Hmisehold Tips Department." New
Tork Trlbune, No. 154 Nns_au street.
WORKING BUTTONHpi.KS?I work
buttonholes ln goods that ravel easily by
meltlng some parafrh.e and putting Just
a drop on the wrong slde of the gcods
where the buttonholc Is to ba worked and
rubbing it around evenly. ".Vhen the but
tonhole is flnlshed place a pleoe of hlot
tlng paper on the wrong slde of t\n- gooBfl
and pr^ss wlth a hot Iron to make the
parafflne dlsappear. M. H.
Mertden, Conn.
TO MAKE RREAD PUDDINr. AT
TRACTIVE?Bread puddlng prexenta a
j more temptlng appearance when served
i ln little; individual baking dlshes of brown
earthenware. It should be t?_rved wlth a
llttle whlpped eream on top, or eome pre
scrve covered wlth meringue and rjulckly
browned. E.. T. R.
May wood, N. J.
The Daily Bill of Fare
8UNDAY.
BREAKPA8T. ? Grapefrult, rye meal
rnush, ham and eggs, popovers, coffee.
DINNER-Oyster.. tomato bisc.ue, toaat
duck, crabapple jelly, frled egKplant.
caramel sweet potatoe*. orange salad,
radlshc*. ollve*. eream mlnts. Leche
_it-ma, coffee.
8UPPER.??oId duck, potato salad, tea
blscult, preaerved plums, chocolate cake,
| tea.
News of the Markets
Tha ercouraging news come? from
Lngton Market that turkeye will
probably remaln at the tblrty-cent mark
after Thanksglvlng. at lea^t. and
all the other poultry m exactly the
sarne price aa last week. Hat vegetables.
hartnf roaaataai ch*ap and, plentlful
through a long season. are now preparlng
IO take thalr rtlght-from the vaat ma?
jority of tables anyway-and ahow qulte
?>.;,an-iit Increaaea ln price thlB week.
Butter aiso has gone up one, two and
Uuree centa a pound.
Meat.
Pound. | P"u5?".
Hii.dquartfcr .20c Too alrloin ????????? *?
larter .18c!noond steaK.S4J2BC
Ba .Vfie.rorned beef ???;"??
.ia015e Bbouldar of v^ai ? isc
Hrea?t of v?ai.ISc
ItwiBtiji*- |*orli..l??l?c \Wl oatleta ?????!"
...SOOTOciHaan .lft*^;
rlb r-aat, , Tongue.-^
aoc-^v aja|
Vegetablsa.
Baa E*ch
Parsley . Bc Tcllow turnlpa ..... &o
ro".'.'......... Bc Potatoea .??
iu-dlsties . .Two for 5c Hplnaeh .? ??**
..20iT66c JmSSS:
asparaauo. .7?e <'auilfjower .BXtfZ
Pound. ? Itomalne .}"?,
'"*.}s
. tauts LVlCabbaga .A'.JT
.S'4-jaah . Jc
JMjfijjklna . <5c
Bach.
-inaah .10c
Striag beana .IWi.
Paaa .??
Cranberrle* .]j?c
Dru?aela sprouta-l&c
pianta ......'.'. !t?e|Oulone .***" I
Cueunabafa .a*0'
Poultry.
Pound. I Do.en.
rtoMtlng ehleken_._oc.um_o aquaba-*" DO
Brullera ._no|t"tall fed pl_eor.?.. 1 20
Duckf .BB* i ''-''
Fowls ._.' i G-lnea hen?.|1 IB
Turkays .80c |
Fruit.
Apples: Doxen I En h.
Newtown Plppln.eoolPomc-itran.-it.a (C-h.lOc
Bplt__nb?r_ .80c Orapefiult .10'.-Ue
Oran?-?* .?0?eOc Oantaloup* tCaJ) MW tne
P.rslmrocna .T6c Quart.
Peare: ICdoklaB P*B~~* .1Bc
Anjovj ._Oe(Urairf)e: Bank
Pomlee . ..S-of/ll 2A
U'l.MH ._0?_6c
K-nana. .2_c
*'ln*appl?-* .HKI-ftc
O.ncord .<BX*
NluK*m .Wc
Pound.
Caltfornla .|j*
Malaga .20o
Sea Food.
Kai-h.i round.
Frosh mackerel-M*|a.rlp*4 bast .*'jc
dalmon: pi.jnd. Kl'-undera . .. IOo
Cut.__4jr3ftc IU. dock .10c
VWiole .>._5c!KIIet ot *ol*.>*
I>3b-ters .Wc. Q'ia_.'
c'od .lfk-|Bcallopa .TB*
Si._k cocl .lScirthrliup* .Wc
tilueflab ._0c!c?rab?: Dozen.
Hallr.ut .20c, Marr|.it,ell .? .<0C
Hea ***? .IBdC'ama. Hundred.
ftjtt?rri?h .16c, Mttle Neck ...._,_..__
Weakfl.h .l_?lftc[ Ko.'t*h?ll .. .60c***-JO
Bm.lti .Sfc Hardah-ll ???-??
l>l, .15C1S'! Chowdar ?$1?BI -.*>
K.a trout .lB?r_uc|Oyatera: -
Halmon trout .i'k-i Hvn?r*_ .. 7_c?$l.-0
(altlfh .18c| <_uart .30c
Oairy Producta.
E?*: Pozen , riuit?r; ".und.
Wnlt. .*"Ri Phlla. P*">' .41c
hrcw n .-4?c' Chefso:
Butter: Pound. | MUd att* a_*r?..-*M
Hwfet .?8* Swlas .??-*
Beat tu_ .-Ucl
Home Mission Week Gives New Impetusto Interdenominational
Co-op$ration in This City.
Protestant churches of the country have
observed this week aa home mission week.
Home interests in New York slgnallzed
the week by meetlng together for the tlrat
tlme ln their history. They authorized
the namlti. of a commlttee to make a
_tudy of hume mission condltlons ln New
York, and later the cnlling by that com?
mittee of a forrral toti.orenc*. lt wa*
suld yesterday ln home n.lsslon meeting*
lhat tl.tit may resil'.t a central board of
miutions. and that through It all home
?rorh of New York and vleinlty wlll h_
carrled on The remarkable thlng about
lt ls the unity dlsplayed. Never before
has such advanced steps been taken.
bodles Jolnlng in the plan thua far are
th? Baptlsts. Dlsc-lples of Chrtst, Eplaco
i palianb, Congrrgatlonalists. Methodists.
j Presbyterians of several names and Re
formed. ,<o far as could be learned, there
were n<i Lutheran." present at the Inltlal
1 coiiference, but belief waa expressed that
j at least one or two Ltitheran bodles wlll
I OOBBB bt Bishop Oreer attended, and was
i-aiiuularly hearty In his liutorsement of
the plans. Th" Rev. Pr Charles L.
Thotnpson, of the Presbyterlan Home
Beaad, waa named chairman and authot
l/cil to appo'nt the commttw referred to.
GENERAL ITEM8 OT THE WETX.
Bishop Oreer haB issued a call for all
men of the Protestant Kpiscopal Dloces*
of New Y'irk to atter.d the corporat*
communlon of the mon at the Cathedr_l
of St. John thr Dl'.lno on Thanksglvlng
morning at 8 0 otOcB
Cllfrord G. Roe. Asslstant State'* At?
torney, of Chicago. wlll speuk on "Whlte
Slnvery ln Amerlea" to-morrow afternoon
at 4 0 ahWk at thB 23d street Yoanf Mon's
ChristlM Association.
Miss VJlla Faulkner Page wlll continue
her serles of Hunday afternoon addreaaea
to-morrow. at 3:30 o'clock, at the Profei
slonal Woman'* I*?ague- and her subject
rrlll be "L'nlon wlth the fctource."
The Rlght Rev. Robert 1- Rudolph.
Bishop of the Reformcd Eplscorca! Church
of New York and Philadelphia. wlll be
the _ peakc.r ln Tent Kvangcl Mission Hall
to-morrow nlght.
To-morrow evening Mr*. Heien Temple
Brlshaaa arttl speak for the Bptrttaal and
Bthlcal BodatV e*l "Our Futuro Punlsh
ment."
A spc-ial Thanksglvlng BN-reoptlron
servlce wlll Le held ln Metropolitan Tem?
ple I -rnorrow nlght. A unlon servlce ot
ten Mcthodlst churches will be held ln
thls church oa Wednesday, November 27,
Tlie regular affrnoon chapel sTvlce
wlll b* ImM at Bt Paul's Chapel, Colum?
bia University, to-morrow at t P BB.
Praachar, the Right Rev. WUUaaa fcw*
Carpantar, D. D. IX C. L.. mtmonry
chaplaln to the gueen from 1*79 to MI.
ehaptala m aaBtaarf. I?*'* An Am"rl"
can Thanksglvlng Eve and EnglUh.har
vest fc atival wlll t a observed at Bt.
Paul's Chapel on Wednesday evening.
At the Church of the Purltana the R*v.
K B Clark will preach to-morrow morn- t
l?g on "Investment* That I'ay," and ln
thB evening. at B. on "Bulldlng Bridges."
The aubject to-morrow at tha Plrat
Church of the Healing Christ wlll be
?v.od's Hand." Speaker. th* Rev. V\
iohn Murray.
The aubject of the U-ason-aermon ln the
Christian ticlenc. .hurchea to-morrow wlll
i,( "faol and Body."
Mary Etherldge Chapin wlll tfvea.
Tha-ik.-glvtng talk ln the .Wkelay The?
atre to-morruw morning on "Llft L p Your
Hcart-"
The New Thought Church wlll resume
lts regular Sunday aervlccs |B_4l?*
son ln lts new home. the Aeollan Hall.
to-mor.ow morning. F. W. Seara. gen
erol Ifcturer. wlll conducl the service*
an.l spcak on "Thanks-glvlng and Its
1'ijivd."
To-n.orrow at the meetlng house of the
BoCkrLT for Bthksal CWttBTB Or. Adler wlll
continue hls BBrt*B of tMtiMMI on the
nccil of a new rellgious outlook Hls
,?,,,. for the morning wlll ba "The Idca
of God ln the Life of Modern Men."
Thls evening at S o'clock at the Ne*
York Ternple 0- Modern Bplrltuallam
Hereward Ca-TtoBtaBI will glve explana
tiinis an-l pra-tl.al demonstration. of
niental and phymcal phenomena from the
acientlnc Btatidpolut.
The Bowrry Mission anniversary ser
vices wlll ba held during the comlng
*eek Dr. W. P. Ferguson. prlndpal of
the Syms Bohool. wlll preach ln the morn?
ing, and Bishop Darlington. of Harrls
buig, Penn.. in the evening.
The National RH'le Inatltute annotmoe*
that the aessions of Its evening auhool for
tha tralnlng of Christian workers for the
present season will open at the Maxbla
Colleglat.e Church on Thursday. December
., at 7:30 p. tn.
a
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
The flrst public functlon ln whlch tha
Cardlnul wlll partk Ipate after hia return
from the PadflC Coast wlll be the dla
inond Jubllee celebiatlou of at. Peter'*
Church. Poughk.cpale. to-morrow. Bt,
Pcter's Church waa bullt seventy-flve
years ago, and *lnce that tlme servlcea
have been held unlnterruptedly.
|N PRESBYTERIAN CIRCLE8.
At the Fourth Preabyterian Church
Thanksglvlng cantata, Fo*t?r'* "Seed
Time: and HBl vest," wlll be glven to-mor
iuw evening.
At the Brlck Church to-morrow Dr.
Merrill wlll preach at U o'clock and Dr.
Williarn .J. Dawaon. of the Firat Presby?
terlan Church, of Newark. at 4.
At the Flfth Avenue Preabyterian
Church to-morrow the Rev. Dr. Francl*
L. Patton, of Princeton Theologlcal Soml
nary, will preach.
At the Harlem PreBbyterlan Church
John I.>on CaaBhBB wlll preach ln the
morning on "Our Country for Chri*t."
The Rev. Dr. Howard DufiVld wlll con
I duct both servlcea to-morrow at the Old
Flrst Presbyterlan Chureb.
At the Bcoteh Presbyterlan Church, the
I Rev. Dr. Davld G Wylle. paator, there
! wlll'be BarttpaB morning and evening. At
11 o'clock the Rev. Dr. Arthur J. Brown,
secretary of the Board of Forelgn Mi*
, eion8, wlll speak on "The New Chlna."
Under Arthur Rose, organlst and dl
rector. the cholr of the Weat-Park Pres?
byterlan Church to-morrow evening at 8
u'clock wlll tanflar aelectlons from Gaul'a
sacred cantata, "The Prince of Peace."
The Thanksglvlng cantata, "Seed Tlm*
and Harveat," by Myle* B. Fo*ter, wlll b*
rendered by the double quartet, under di
rectlon of Herbert J. Braham. organlst, at
Bedford Preabyterian Church.
At the Lafayetta Avenue Preshyterlan
Church the Rev. lYofessor Q. A. Johnaton
Roaa. of Unlon Theological Seminary, will
preach at both aervlcea.
METHODI8T EPI8C0PAL.
The Gwent Male Welsh Cborus of
twenty-two plcked volces, under tiie lead
ershlp of Oeorge F. Darls, gold medalist,
who recently aang before c large crowd
at Carnegie Hall and also at the Acaderoy
of Music, Brooklyn, wlll sing sweral ?e
lectlons at the happy Sunday evenlng ser
vloe at Orace Methodlst Eplscopal Church.
The Rev. Dr. Oeorge Clark Peck, corre
spondlng secretary of the City Church Ex?
tension Soclety, wlll Bpeak at the mornlng
worahlp of St James'B Methodiat Eplsco
pal Church
The closlng aervlces of the 107th annl
versnry of the Bedford Street Methodlst
Eplscopal Church will be held to-morrow,
Btshop Luther B. Wilson preachlng at the
morning aervice, and at 2:30 p. m. then
wlll i>e an oldtlme experlence meetlng, le J
by Mrs. Mary Knox Roblnsou.
Elahop Naphtall Luocoek wlll preach to
morrow mornlng in St. Paul'e Methodlst
Church.
At St. Andrew's Methodlst Eplscopnl
Church. aervlcs wll be held at 11 a. m.
anl 8pm to-morrow. Preachlng by the
new pastor, tho Rev. Wallace II. i'lnck.
Dr. Charles Ia Goodall Wlll preach to
morrow mornlng on "A Natlonal Doxol
ogy" at Calvary Mothodlst Church.
The Sunday mornlng lecture course ln
Paric Avenue Methodlst Eplsoopal Church
Is attrxctlng attcntlon of young and old.
BAPTI8T.
The Rerr. John A. Llasenden's subject at
the Slxteenth Bapttst Church to-morrow
mornlng wlll be "Medlclne for Weak
Christlans and How Preaerlbed."
The Rev. I. M. Haldeman wlll prearh at
tbe Flrst Baptlst Church to-morrow
mornlng on "Another Comforter"?Chris?
tlans who deslrn to know the wonderful
OOBi of the Holy Splrlt ln this age cordlal
ly Invlted?and ln the evenlng on 'The
Call af Man.'' thlrd In series on "Ood's
Purpose and Man'a riace ln the World."
The Rev. Charles A. Eaton. of the Mad
Iko.u Avenue Baptlst Church, wlll be the
apenker at the msn's meetlng at the West
Slde Young Men's Chrlstlan Association
td-!;V'rrow afternoon at 4 o'clock His
auhject wlll be "The Supreme Issue of
Life.'* De I/oas Smith. barytone. will
rendtir a special muatcal programme.
rtelf-derilaJ week and Thanksglvlng ser
vlee wlll be ohservod at th? Hexond Ave?
nue Baptlst Church, und*T tha p.tstoral
ieadershlp of the Rev. Dr. Robert K. V.
Pierce.
At Calvary Baptlst rhurch the R*v.
Dr. A. J. Vlnlng. of Twonto, commiaalon
er of the Baptlst World Alliance, of whlch
organlxation Dr. R 8. MacArthur ls pres?
ident, wlll speak at 11 o'dock on "Eu
rope'B Rellglous Awakentng."
CONOREQATIONAL.
At the Broadway Tabernacio Church the
Kev Dr. Charlea B Brjwn, af Yale Di
\dnlty Sehool. alll speak to-morrow marn
Ing on "The Right Frontage ln Life. '
UNITARIAN.
To-morrow mornlng, at the Lenox Ave?
nue 1'nltarian fhunh. the Rev. Dr. Merle
Bt. Croix Wright wlll baYB a? hla sermon
topic "A Modein Wizard."
At the Church of the Messlah O/nltari
an\ the Bev. John HayneB Hoimes wlll
preach at the mornlng paTVfOB to-mormw
on 'The Thlngs Worth Having: How May
We Obtaln Them?"
UNIVERSALI6T.
At the Church of the Divlne Paternlty
Ihe Rev. Dr. Frank Ollver Hall will
pr.-aeh at U a. m. on "Man'a Slxth Sense."
At Temple Israel of Harlem this morn?
lng Dr. M. H. Harrls wlll preach on
"Meetlng Trouble Half Way."
At Temple Beth-El to-morrow. at 11
o'clock, Dr. Samuel Schulman wlll speak
on "Charaeter and Cant In the Natlon's
Life?A Thanksglvlng Bermon."
"Chrlstlan Sclence and Jews" wlll ba
the subject of the address by Dr. Wlse
before the Free Hynagogue at Carnegie
Hall to-morrow mornlng.
REFORMED.
The congregatlon of the Madlson Ave?
nue Reforraed Church has accepted an
lnvltatlon from the Fifth Avenue Preaby?
terian Church to Joln it in a unlon aer?
vice on Thanksglvlng Day. Dr. Jowett ls
to preach tha aermon
At the West End Colleglata Church a
brlef redtal on the 'cello and organ. be?
glnnlng at 4:20 o'clock, wlll precede tha
afternoon aervlca
At the Colleglata Church of 8t. Nicho
laa the Rev. Malrolm James McLeod,
rnlnlBter, wlll preaoh moniing and even?
lng to-morrow.
"A Good Man Oone Wrong" ls the sub?
ject on whlch Dr. Bsjrrell wlll preaoh to
morrow mornlng ln the Marbla Colleglata
Church. In the evenlng he wlll preach
on "A Riot and What Decame of It."
The Rev. Frederlck F. Shannon. of
Brooklyn, wlll preach to-morrow evenlng
ln the Mavdlson Avenue Reformed Church.
PROTE8TANT EP18COPAL.
Dr. Houghton wlll preach at all aer?
vlcea In the Church of the Transflguta
Uon to-morrow.
I* Kendrlck Le Jeune, cholrmaater of St.
Stephen'a Protestant Epiacopal Church.
wlth hla cholr and sololste, will glvo
Webber'B "Harvest Cantata" to-morrow
afternoon at 4 o'clock.
At the 11 o'clock servlce at Old Trtnlty
to-morrow the Rev. WUUam T. Mannlng
wlll preach on "The World'a Conferenre
on Faith and Order, Looking Toward
Chrlstlan Unlon-The Alm of tho Move?
ment and tho Progress ao Far Aehlwcd."
At the Church of tho Ascenslon the
Public Forum wlil ba addreaaed at 8
o'clock by Professor Walter E. Clark on
the aubject, "Tho Control of Industrial
MonoiMillea in the Unlted States." The
addresB wlll be foliowed by a dlscusalon
ln the paiiah houae at ? o'clock.
ThankBgtvlng Day se.rvlces. wlth full
4:holr, wlll be held at 11 a. m. on Thura?
day at the Church of the Holy Cora
m.inlon. Tlie rector wlll preach on "The
Future Amerlcan?An Internatlonal Com
poslte."
IfcfORTE WS LOSS
Merchants Say Health Depart?
ment Delays Are Costly.
MATTER GOES TO LOEB
Consignees Want Rebates for
Goods Condemned-Coramis
sioner Explains Position.
Cnable to Ohtafel customa rebates on
foodstuff8 conderr,n"d by tba Department
of Health baOBOfla of alleged delay oa the
part of the dajkxl':?>? nt, Um iTOttOd Btatafl
Treaviry IrfO'jf.'l Bara been appealed to
by a number af local consignees eo af
fected. The coT)'.'..;pt was made to the
federal nuthnrl'b-s through the Itallan
Embassy in 'vVashingtcn.
The Treasury Department. through
Coiiector Loeb, baa taheo up the raattar
wlth the locol Ii-partment of Health.
Ye;terday Ib.-ulili Commlssloner LedarM
wrote io CoUoetOT Loeb .'xphiinlnp; the at
titude of lha I'i purttiK-nt of EfoaltO.
The custorns vegulitlons provide tuat
where coii.-'^net | ,,hc-\- Orftbln ten days
after the aTlval of a cargo thnt such haa
been eondODinod hy the (OOd ui.-rv ?
they can clalm a rebate.
It was because they malntained that
the delay of the h.-alth authorlt'es here
to furnish auch certineuted wlthln ten
days was cp.usli.g 'hern to loOB tiie rebates
that a number of the conslgn-ea appealed
to the federal au'horitles.
ir bla cotantunl atlon to Cnllaetor Loeb
lt was said at the Dap :rmen of Health
Coinmlsaloner Lederl?, polfitad oalt that the
dclay was not tln rOBUlt of t.irdy a'tlon
on the part of bla inspeotors. The <le
pr.-rt'.nent. he snli, made prompt lnspec
tions of the foodxtuffi rhe reaolta m ra
immedlately made kr wn to tiie con-J
slpnees where Ulfl Cttfgboa were f"i:nd to j
be unflt for OOnanntptloo, and th?> con- |
slgnees were notlfled that they could ob- ]
taln certllbates Just as f-oon as the con- i
4laBM*ai oaoiB were destroved, but not be?
fore.
The expense of sendlng such materlal to .
dumps, aapectell] 'n Brooklvn, Is so gieat]
fhat niinv cr.n^!^n.-es chose to take ad- ;
raal s? ?f tha rtianca s'ven them to barel
the condemned Btnff duniped nt BBO tT9M of j
.:... There ls oftOB much delaj bal
an otitgoing Bhlp OBO toha tha stuff to
The health authorltlen, how.-ver, wlll not j
glve a eendemnaUon eertlfkata until the;
outiawed foodatol bi abooJutely dlaajooad
at lt is for thi? rasxaon thal thara was j
? delay. lha eooatajnauBB1 *4taraattva is
lo bara the roaateniaai fodstuff tafcan to i
?, f.inp ,it . ?? .'. aad t.r.'-v laoalaa tha
certlfi^fltes they conipNI.i Of not g-ttii.s. |
This is ih- poWOT gtVN ta the d.-jnr'ment
ondar rortala vM,nn? of rha city <'h:irt-r
>i.-..i ih.- ?aattary Gbtw.
TURKEYS DIE F0R~CAUSE
Mrs. 0. H. P. Belmont Offers
Equal Rights Gobblers.
H.-re yoa ar.-. ?ttatiaaatta turkeys!
Plac- your order wlth BtTB. O If. P
rtelmont t.efore Mmday If vou rlesire the
gfinliie e.nial rights BObMar for Thanks?
glvlng
No. Claude. a yufrragette turk?y kl not
a turkev who aajuaarka a lot about her
rights at the (aad BOOt or hchaves BtJJV
taatly a?han h'ti- boya arltb (ai le^s 'nr
n . ; t hr-. No. a suffrfg?tte Mrk"V-pvr
UUngMB nn r.iv B vhtlm of aqOal doubt.
Not even a hup.rior maV turk. f has any
ruht-- which a r.unnn res,..cts .it Tl'.anks
gtrlai llma.
Thaaa I hnftx, then. wheth.-r they are of
the Men's (iHagltt or tbe Women'* C 'ib
of Tu.keydom 'ic'.r.g ?niTrac-ttea In that
th-y have aln-ady BXparli 001 d BQOal rK'htS
beneuth IhO hatchet. v.lll BO for sale at
Mrs. 0. H- P- Belmont'H suffrage h'ad
luart. rs on Kast aaatt str-et untll Bti n l.iy
doob. la*ora arlll ba aqual rlgbta chlcatena
also.
Mi h Mar> Morgan. who as sup.-in
teadeat of tha ?aftaaja ffhita llotjo i
the imultry markt-t ln clmrge., ladob
big baataaaa lavaaty?flva Mrda bara ai
ready been ordcred.
o ?
FUND FOR JAMAICA HOSPITAL.
Tho twalOB day campalgn to ralse an
?' lowment fund for the Jamaica Hos?
pltal, at .iiiui.it .i. Loag lalan I,
last nisht wlth a BBBOtini la t:"" ChOOal
Of tho Met'iodlst church at that ptaa*
whlch was attend-d hy one thousiud per
hons, ef whom about BOVao huridi-d had
been workers ln the campalim. Tha BOB
v.is. arhb h In-.-luded the wholo 4tb Ward
nt fjnaanB. waa to ralaa $iV>,ox\ but by
the tlme all the slxty-eight> teams bara
rapOTtOd it ls expected that U>0,000 wlll
have been ralsed. Another fund of V'-O0
haa ah<o ln eri plodiad to purcli.ise an au?
tomobile anbajlanee ftrr tha laatltutlon.
BjaafaBaaBTaaaBBB*. -- uj_"_S
RELIGIOUS N0TICE3._
BAFT'lBTT.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
llroadway nnd 7!ith Mreet.
PASTOR I. M. HALDEMAN
41 a M._ "tNOTIIKK 4-OMKOII'IKK."
iChristlans who ilr^lre to know Ihe woa
drrfnl Miirk of tlie II,iM Splrlt la this *ge
- -cordbilly Invlted.)
s r. m.? rur: k\i.t. or m\\! MD iik
y.M.l. II' OB DOWBT" Thlril in Beriaa
on, 'Miivl'n rnrpo-e u.l .Man"? IMace lu tlie
44 orl.l."
k xreat crowd of mn' list Sunday night.
AU Bielcom*. , _ .
l*r. Biildeinwn'i New n?oU. "I'hrlst. ChrlB
li in", and the nihle.'' niny t?e had on aupll
riilliai tn the Publlsher, 4. 4. (-iok, 150 >aa
san Stre.-t._
FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
REV. CORNELlilS WOELFKIN, D. D.
p \s ron
940 A. M.. Ult.le BehOOl He*slon
Toung Wom-n'* Claaa: Mra, alarratt, l.?adsr.
Toung Men'* C!m?i: hr Ad.llson Moore,
L?ader. II A. M. a* I V. BL I ubllc \Vor?hlp.
SERMONSBY DR. WOELFKIN.
scAOiaoB AVKNt k bxaftbit cuvjum
HaOIBON vVKNI'K, COR, ^1S".' BT.
C. A. EATON, D. D., Pastor,
wlil pr.-.i. !i Sin.lay al bOtl
11 A. M., "Thaakaglvlna ot the Oldea riraa,
8 P. M., "<">iir Real ueasoii mr Thiinkagivlna."
Adull Hlhla ('maa ut K.4.. R*W, t. w>
Haanr, 1. ,< : - :
LVARY BAPT15T. ?57a
1, Pr, Vlnlim. "Khiom-V R, tlpi-iu*
wnUeniiiK' ; g, Rer. D. Marin'yre.
Thauakasmax, Not. 20 " A M
Dr ivaihi' e nt Baptlai Temple, f'n l s'-n-tce.
Calvary Qiand Choli Bowmaa. i |0*m1
MBMORIAL BXPTiaT, Waahinaton B ir%
gUWARD JTJD0OB, Paator, wlll pieach.
11, Thankagivina Bermoa, "Corta4*a llunger
for Appraclatlon," 44 here Are Ihe Mue"* g.
??C Hir'.-y," l.ove Uotb Nnt llehave ItBelf
Ulisuejin'yi. ._
< lli:isri\N Sf ItSCr..
Pervlces are h.le 1>i the foll.iwlng
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCHES
Sundays 11 LB i 8 P.H WBdaesdays. 8 P.M.
K:r?t I'liiir.ti. Oaotral Park West ar^l BBUi M
gaiaaad Chxarh, Caatral fnrk Weat ;nid tWih St.
Tbirct ChttTCh, li.^lli Bt. i.nrt Ma..lsnn K\e.
Pourth Church, 000 Weal 181*1 Btraat
nftti Cbureh, Mn.ll&or, Avenue an.l 3sth St.
Sixth t^hurcli. I'ark Avenue . n | i",l-,i Street._
JBwun.
TEMIM.E EMA.VU-1M., Btll We. and 4l?rd.
Bundsf, tl:ia Dr. BILVBBMAB, on "The
i>e..ca Movemani aag ttta lialkan-Turki.-"-.
War." All welcoma.
?
CHURCH SERVICES TO-MORROW
CONORKGATIO.NAL.
Broadway Tabernacle
llro_>Hvaj aoii r,*tli Street.
Re* CHARLEB E. JEPFER80N, I>1>.. Paa'or
Rev. CHARLEfl i;. BROWN. D. V . DotM
ot Y*:> IHvluity Bchool, preachea at
n a. m? Tii? itiB/tu rroatca* In I.lfe "
V p. U -Bpeclal Muiicai Servlce.
Wedri'isday, I P. M. Prayer Meeting.
Thura., 11 A. M., lUgular Tri_nk.?lvlr._ Her
_VJC._ .
LT J.ICAL CFLTTJKE.
THE SOCIETY FOR PTHICAJL CTLTURE.
Foui.dcd 1BTB
ktocttaa Ho'iii*. Cantral Puk West & 64th s*
11 A. M ?Dr. ITXIX .1)1.PH. .^peake.r.
Subject: "The Idea of fiod ln the
I_I_'f_o' M?<tern Men." _
Mt.ritou'Sl KPldCOPAL.
ST. PAUL'S MSTHODIST CHURCH
We.-t ::r. ! AVMHM ar.d 8MB Bt
11 V M., iliSHOP N.PHT-ll I.t (COf K. I
K P. M.. KEV. P. ERNEST lOIINSON
pnaclies on "Unknown Poll.wri. of the
Croaa." Beleettooi from "_TAE..T HATBR" |
t,\ th* Ch 'tr. Frank J. Beii'.dlct, or.nnlat;
Vloia W-terncniM... aopraao; En.m* T'rett
s<:>ek, eoatralto: Ha^-ey W. BU84army*r,
lenor: Prad+rlcfc V/l.-M-r. barlton*.__^
CALVARY METHODIST JfflS:
jtev. Chaittn i.. QmmmM, n. i>, Fastoi
II A. BL, "National Doxolegy."
- .'. HL, .?rtclnl M.i-icu! S-rvtce. Addre?_
i\,stor.
Thank-irivtn* lia.v. 11 V. M. Dr. Laidlaw, ,
1 ? i ;.i>!.-II Mu.sl.r__
ST7~ANDRE.W'S m. e. churcH
?**/*Bty-*latl >i-..i. w.nt ..f Columbua Ave. \
Rev. WAI.I.AC;; H. PINCH. l>. i>.. r-*;'or. |
f'.-tor. ,
FtAi i. W. 104, nr. Coluinbua. ii. "Happt-]
MMBi fl i" Lov*." T:40, "S.cce.a." Twrity
lourl.-.ic Male Hhorus tresh (rorn Wa___
NEW ritotf.in.
NEW THOUGHT CHURCH
y. m a*olUa Hall wattaa** Bf. itrtf st.,
batWMD Bth and Oth *V?* .cinc1ay.H 11
a m. i' ay, Baara Bpeaaar. .s.aie free.
You are tnvlfd,
FIRST CHURCH OF THE HEALING CHRIST
D.iryea'i, Acudeni/. t? Went .:d Mt.
Babjact, ' '7-<.'i'n iiand.''
8p?ak' W. .'.>hn Mu;ray.
Eololof Mr.. Wllfoii Wuitera. lieizo Foproao
Aecom.anlst. M.^3 I.jdmila Vo)ae*k,
Servlce 11 a _ _hnr;> Publii eotdlilly tnvttea
"ffl TA FAt I.ENER P\<"
Speaks 8*J .?v? :> M P. lf. Profewional
Wo-mn's L*aa*J*, '??''', ili^adway .%:';ibj*.ct:
"UNION WITH THE S0U.1CE"
_Good mualc. _ Publle Imrlt*?
\1 _BY ETHKRIDOE CHAJPIX
_lerkel?> Theatre. V 44t!i Bt, nenr Ph Ava.
Hunday Monnnas. 11 A. M.
SuM.ct??'LI'."! i P rOUR HEARTB._
r*Y OF tilLENT UXITT Noon Sl
leac* daUy (*xc*pi Sunday). nt 'so.'> Mndlaon
Aveno*. Mondajr, Ko"*mber '.S'.h. I.cture. 3
P. M. StiMr '. "p_c|ii> tc Atcalnment."_
PUEMiVTEHlAN.
FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Plftli A'.ci.u tad ntty-hfUi Btraat
REY. J. H. JOWETT, M. A., D. 0.
REY. FRANCiT L HuSFiM* LLD.
of Prtaeeton TheologJeal S?nilnary.
Ifornlng B*rvte* at n ooioct
..!; atttlaa* f??" *t i1 ovii.i-k.
Aft*rnooo afirvlc* at 4:30.
All alttinai fr*? nt 4_V
A Thank'Kivir,* Bervlc*, co.iuuc.ed by Dr.
jowett. w.n !.? h-iii oa ThttiBdayM i
.'eloeh Tba usuai B_ld?w**k aarvtaa on
j.cy avenlng wlll thls v.rek ba omlt
Central Preabyterian Church
WEST 5TTH .--'.' NEAR BROADWAT.
Rev. WtLrTON MERLE-8-1ITH. D D.. FaaBsr,
preach--. al 11 A M- *-? H ' ?._
Kventr.g tubject. POLITICAL 1'KOBLEMS
IN- CHIN'A''
St-r?optl.:on \l-w_ ln th- after meotlna.
| , , a M.- Youiik M^n'ji BlUle Study Club.
.", P M. ? -Salib.ith t-'i hool.
Devottonal Bervlc* Wednead*y at 8 P. M.
_ALL WBLCOMB._
THE BRICK CHURCH
Btfth Avenu- ai.il Thirty-E^vnih Atreet.
s VtlltaJB ? ' "' r111 i
Mlr.l?ter?: )_-r,ini{ i.atlm^r Jhneway
Pr. M?rrlll will pr.>a-h at 11 o'clock.
Tr WIKUm J. D-w*c.n, of N<-vark, N. J..
wii; nrtm h -t 4 o'clock.
Bibie Bchool and 0**?a*. :> ???'? A. ?
.??-rc:? ever- ?r**k-?y, *XO*pt Tha;iki_Ivfng
Day, l?:?0 to U:Bt.
TTIAXK8 'ivrv; 3ERVTCE on Thurs.lay, II
a II Dr. M.-r.ll wlll pjreach_
WKST-PVRK PRKMtVTEKI*.N < 11! K< 11.
ailtli ft. :ind Amoterdam Ave.
Rev. \: SON P AT.!:nr.i'HYi?n.PW
R?V. ANTHONY 11 BVANB, U. I).$' ?""?
Ur. BVANB preache* 11 A. M. and 8 P. M.
Prt-Hihin- SerAlrea at the
New < hiirrh llou?. ?08 W. tTSth St.
Kev. Ullli-m f. (arter. D D.,
wlll pr?a.!i :<t 11 B. M. '"d j P. M.
OLD FIRST
Presbyterlan Church
i-,?,i. .,? ,. Uih f 12th st.
Rrr. Dr. HOWARD DUr_-BBA_fhaaan
11 A IL?"Th* Uaht on tha I'ath.
s'p M "Th* rpw_r.l_I.ooU_
UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
.'or of 10th St. (..n- blo.-k w*?t from B'*/*y>
e worahlp to-rr.orrow at 11 A. M- and ?
p g Tn*P_*?r will preach. Servlco pre
r?ratorv to tho conimunlon, ln the <-,hap*i.
. i, ?Vcdnead.iy evenlnf n^-ict at I eVlock.
servl^;I on Th'.r- 1..v cThank,r.tvln? Day, at
11 A. M -
MAIHsO-f SQ. PKESinTfcRIAN CMI'BCH.
MadlaonV.i.u.- *Dd 84Ul ??_*.
Re* C Fl. PARKHCR8T, D. D. PBBUr.
R?T G li. MiiNT-KiMERT. Ph. D.,
AaaiatAtit Mlnlaier.
The paator wlll pieach 11 AM.
Hiid Mi M'Mit?'>i?"*y 8 P. M.
ThankaglTtng Day. a>rv_U artlB full ehoir
nnd aarmoa by th* pa*t*r. at 11 A. M.
Fourth Presbyterian Church
?*??* BM Ave a'1,1 91*t St.
EP-AR WHITAKBR WORK. D. D.. Paator.
11 A M.?Dr. Work wlll preach.
8 P'M ? ThankM-ivm^ Cantata ?~4 B***b_b.
"broadway
PKKSBVTK.NIAN (IIIWH.
114th at. aad Broadway.
REV. WAI.TPIt n. BI.T1IANAN. D. D..
Mlnlatrr, prrachrs .it 11 a. m and 8 p. rn,
\\ edneadny Kv^nlng Prayer Meetlng at 8. _
~RtTOERS PHKSU.TK4IIAN fHfRCH.
BroadcTaT aud IIB Stl***.
Hev. Kolxrt MiM-keniie, P. I).,
rraafn** Btw_?* -< n A. m ^?d 6 P. M.
and ThankkgiTlng Day at 11.
rROrESTANT KPISCOPAL.
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
Amsterdam Avenue and
lllth Street
SUNDAY, November 24th
a x M.Holy rommuulon
10 c. m.Holy t'ommunlon
HA M.Preacher. Canon Jones
4 P. M.Preachar. Kev. Harry P. Nlehola.D.D.
4SDP. M.Cliorat Sarvt.e dally axcept
Mond-y ar.d Siturday
Thank?_lvlof Pay. November 28th.
8 A. M. Corporate Cotnniunion. Brotherhood
of St. Andrew. Addrens hy Bishop Oraer
11 a. M.Prencher. Canon Xelaon
$t tieorffs Cburcl)
Stuy*/e*ant Square and 16th St
Rev. KARL RE LAND, Rector
I A. M.. 11 >lv I'.r.nniuii'Dii.
11 A. M.. MoruliiK Sorvlce and Sermon.
8 P. M.. B*r*alBB Ba****** and Permon.
ALL SEATS FREE
Rt Rev. Doctor W. BOYD CARPENTER
BISHOP OF RIPON
Wlll prtaotl Sunday morttfha at ?lav.n._
CETbRCU' OT THB HOl.T COMMi'NION,
?_cit!i u. and ?Jth ave.
REV. HENKY M">TT_T. D. D.
* a. M.--Hoiv CommaBtoa
11 A. tt.?Btrvlc* :md h.rmoa (Rector).
i_ M - Holy Cuininunion.
a P. H.?Chlldran'* B*i*lu**j
.; ... iv M -rrench s.-rvir...
BP _! --s.-n ti->- aad sermon (Rector).
JIIAM_SOIVI>(i l?AV B-UUfOR
11 A. M.
Preai hrr, Ihe Kaetor. _
CHURCH OF ZiON AND ST. TiMOTHY
iM W?Bt ''Tth Streat.
Rector. K*v. HBXRY LUBBCKt D. C. L.
Holy Com.nunlon.? ? ? ? * A. M.
Mornln*; Prayer: Preacher. T>io
i'.cc tor .. t.? ?. .11 A. SL
_ven?ona: Preacher. Hev. Dr. Rusn
i.ii . 8 P, M.
Mii'.rcir->f the_Traiiirl_uratlou, l K. ','?th.
OfiORC-E CLARKl MOUcJH'lON. R.-ctor.
Coromunlona T, 8. 9 o'clock. KTRE'S MASP
?nul HEKMON (Rector), 1B:BB. CHORAL
BVENBONO (Prot-eaalon), 4 o'clock.
OHOAN RKCITAL ?t.? P. M. ._ _
rt>pnkaK!\lug; Day Servlt.a: 7. 8. B, 10:?0, 6.
The Ofctirch ta op> n all da^?-Ever. day.
Baivicaa dall/ at 7 aad ? A. M. aa4 B ??. 1C.
PKOI'ESTANT BTfOOOl M.
(Hi'itiH 01 nn: ahcksbiox,
Fifth Avenue and Tentli Slreet.
Rev. Dr. PBRi V BTICKNEt QBANT, P.'rtor.
11 A. M.?ilornii.g Barvic* and aaraaaa.
Dr. Grant
Bubjeot: "Bapplneae."
4 p M.?Mendelaaohn'a "Salnt Pa
5 p v.?Publlc Porum, l .? ., Speakafi
Prof. OTaBar ? ".'lark. BubJ* t: " >? Coa
troi of laduatrial MoaopoUc* ln the uadtep
BtaUe." ._ ?, .
?i 1" M.--Discus*:on. ParlaO Hou?e. 1? W"St
Jith Btreet
i'lLiiiksxiviiix '>a.v. November 28.
11 A. M?Mornlng Benrtoa and brrmon.
St. tbottias'b gNrcfc
F1F1 'i a v K. AND WD l T.
Ruv. EH.NK.Vi' Al BTIBBB " Rector.
A. M.. ii" ?? i ommunlon.
II, Kornlng Bervica ind BVrroon 'Rector).
4. Eicniong, Addrea* 'Kev. Andreai t, OB
_ _ lerhllD _
ALL ANQBD8* Oitl
and sist Bt., Bar. 9. i>e. LANCBTl 1 >\VN
SEND, D. D., Ractor.?Holj Communlon, s
A M Sernion by 'he Bactor. 11 A M Chorel
Evanaoug, ?? P. M. Tkenkeglvlng Day, Nor
2B, Bol) Communlon, - A M H ? r?m
munlon and Bamon, 11 A. M. BtraagaM
weli o ne._ __
ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S CHUnCrf
Marliv.i-i t?< !? . i ora i
TIk Kev. LEIGHTO.N PARKA D D., K ctor.
l.'i'i A. II.?Hi v Commui
11 a. M ? ?. il tor,
? P. M.?Preacher, Rev Frank !!?? .rtftV.d.
-:?>???: il U n Reeltal, ?'? 1*.._
t'.'HI l? !l at' THE IN< 4. K \ \ 1'lON,
Mj.!i!>,. av? aa . ::.,'.
i . il. >' ROBBIN54, R?. ? tor
??ii - i l ? BT.
CHI RPH Oy 7HK HE VVEV1.I '
1'1'tb A\..? above 4,".;h et.
Rev. BERBERT BHIPMAB, Rector.
_ BervicesJ^ a. Jg. aad i P KL_
ALL BOUL8* (Aa Ntcb
o!a? BT?e., 114th at, lt v. O. S-iiraweatuer
Pratt. rector. Barvleea, 8, 11 an.l I j
BT. 8TEPHEN'S, 122-128 W< ?t oal
Rev. XATHAN A. BEAOLE, I). D., Recter.
_Servl ??? -, j, 11 / ? ' M.
f?T I ilf/C*? v..-.t Mlaa eC Caaraat av*.
?!? LBBC <j j?. . takton OMhaan, RaetxA
_ Barrl ?. 8. 11 a. aa - p. n. ^__^
4;Ra7 E < II. U?H, Braadway u.'jil l?tl? Bt.
Dr BLATTKRY, Rector, 8: 11 (Ractor).
4 iMf Oroton); 8 ibishop 'iallori.
KKPOKMKI*.
the Mrnnr.E coli.koiate chtoch.
2ci Ave. an?l 7th rit.
Rev. .TOH.V G PACKt, D. i> . Mlniater,
win preaoh at 11 A. BL at.d 8 P. M.
Service on Thankf4,:viii?r Day at 10.30 A. MV
Dr. FACG v.!!! preach.
THE MABBLE COL-LEC.1ATE CHLRCH*
flth Ave. ind 2!?tr. Sr.
Rev. DAVII) JAS. BL'RKELL, D. D., Mlnls?
ter, wlll preach at 11 A. BL and S P. M.
Mornlng: 'A OooJ Mon Uone WronB."
E-entnu;: 'A l'.lot arvi Wlrftt Caino of U.?
On ThanksKlvlna Day thla conifregatna
unltca \.-itli thj Collerjla'-: '"hurch of Bt.
Ntcholtu,. 5th Avo. and 4-'h Bt. Berrlea ae;
il A M Kev DAVLB JAMKS BUBBBLL,
D. D., wll! preach
IHE COI.LE4JIATE CHTJBCB OF BT.
MCIIOLAS.
Bth Av-. aad -ii'h St.
Rev. MAI.COL.'d JAME8 MACLBOD, ltlnla-1
ter, win preach at U A. M. and | P, M.
Quart'itto ai.coir.par:ie<l i.y Harp ar.d Viulln^i
On Tbsnk.-glvlna; Day the co'iKreKation ofl
th* MarMe C^UagUte Church, Plftk Ave. and!
113th BL, uftt^s ivltb ir.?-?- oburch, Sarvlcas
at 11 A. M. Bev. DWID JAMES UI.R-.
RELL, D. D.. wlll prench.
THE BEST END < OU.KGfATK rittRCH,
w?st End Av.- and TTth Bt
Rev. HE.VRY EVERTKON COBB, D D "
lst;r, wlll preach at 11 \. M. aad l '?<? I ^r.
At 4..10 P. M.. Musicii Bervtc*. "Baed Tlme
ard RarreaC'1 Cho-r jsFi.sfe.j by tb* RJr**>
slde I'horol Club and Mr Hans Kronol'1,
?f'elllat. Berrle* on i h.n.ks.r'ving' D.?y at
11 A M Pr. COBB wlll pi _
afADISOB A\KM E BTeFOBMED * l!? KTlf,
Kadl "i v.vr.L', eornar of .".Tri. Bt
K HENRY tin DYKE
Ev ri!-,(f. Rev on. D. D
"KKIORIIED tlllHfll <>4 IIAKI I M.
I^nox avr. an.t ' ?
Bot. EDOAR TaXTOB, Jr.. I). J)? Miubter,
wlll preach al li .. m -. nd I ;>
KEFOKMKD CATHOUC.
BERVirEfc', Caarlat'a M.s-l n, BJl Wom IWa.
i? Afternoon, 3..10. Ilev. MANi'KL r'ERRAN
PO. D. D.. Dlief-ro- .<. I Pnator_
80CLETY OF 1 llll-M^.
REI-IGIO''--" BOC1BTT OF PRIENDS Meet
lnf* for ?ror*bip, lt a m., at 221 Ba I IStB at .
Manhattan aad 110 Behermerri
RELIGIOl 8 SOCIETY OF FRIEXDS
thodox). Meotinsj r'or ?.,rsh!i Ii4 Kast
20th J?t.. Nen- York; I.afaveit? ..nd W.i?n
Innton Ave*.. Bruoklyn. M oU ock._
si'iitm ai isi.
RPfRITT'ADIST TETMPr.K 1P8 Kast 27t'i;
To-nlght, M: iwewird Curtlaxton, ?<-i ?
c?tlly demor.stratlna-. explalni.ia; phyatOaL
aaental ph4womaux Admlaalon BO centa
Bonday *r*Blag suhj^,-^ "Hplrituallan via
MatwIalUni" Bfe?*age? Tl':ir? .?.? Me*aage*.
iPIBITVAT AND ETHICA1 -??? BTY.
142 W^st 12Cfh. Helen Tf.riiile Brlgliam, tn
splrittor.il speak r, mornlng and *araala)g.
Evenlng theme, "Our PMtur* PunlakBttaBt.
THEOSOPHY.
THEOSOPHY,
"MODERN SCIENCEANDTHE MYSTICS/
Free l? ture b) 'he emln?r.t sp-aker,
CLAUOE BRA6D0N, ot r?.
Sunduy evenlnir. Bo* '-'i'-h. 8:18 P. M.
?J22H Droadway. near 7!>:li gt. irubway.
IMTARIAN.
CBlTtCH OF THE MEHKIAB trrrltarlan),
Park Avenue an.l 34th Btreet.
vnnLt-r. JBobert Collyer. D D.f Mt, D.
Mlnlster* ) Johll Haynes Holr.-es.
11 A. M? MorntriK Servic ?. Mr. Ilolmea w.:l
preach. fc'uhjert. "Tho Thingn \4orth Hav?
Inf: How May We Obtain Them?" All W*l
eome.
Al.L SOr;i.3' rt?nttar!an)] a?r. Avenu-.. 2*1*1
Btreet, Rev. THOMAS R. BLICER, puitor. Vi
Sern.on on "THR BOCIAI, TFACHIN 33 OP*
I'Drtr.ST" w!!l l>o dellvered hy R-v. JaeUO
Strong. Services 11 A. M. All cordlally ln
vlted._ _ _
I.F.NOX AVKME I'MTARlAV rilUBClT
Corner 121-t Btraet B nrlcea at Eleven.
A MODERN' '.VIZ1RD,
Rev. Merle Sr. CmK avrlghl t- D.. Mln1*ter?
l MVIHMI.IM.
Tlie Cburrh of the Bivlu* Paterntty,
Central Park West and 78th btreet.
Rev FRANK OLFVBR HALL, D D., P; storv
wlll pn.^ch at 11 A M. "Man'* Blxth SenBe."
4 P. M : "Than^kirlvlng Fehtival."
Thfl F;oe aynaaTOgv* and Tli* Church ofi
the Keaaaah aaatUBaj Ckree brief acidresaea
hv fir. HA1,L. Dr WIS'F and Mr. KOUMES
on "ABERICA TOB TBE WORIJ5"; "TIIU
WORLDFOR AMKltlCV"
Y. M. 0. A.
The Supreme Issue of Life
KEV. t'HAKIJCS A EATOX.
of New York.
SPECIAL Ml>'I?\
BTOT SIIIK Y. >I. O. A .
818 W. f47th Btreet.
New York, City (AudltTlum).
OTIIEK SERVICES.
BOtVEBV BUOBIOK,
227 Bowery, t.et Btaaton and Kivlngton Bt*.
IHIltTY-TIIIRD AN'MVKHtJARV,
SL'NDAT, NOVBMBER 2L l?I*
11 A. M ?' Motlu-i?" Blrt a M-erlng. Ad
dr*?a. Dr. \V. 1'. 1'ergnson.
I P. M.?Scrtnon, Rlgbl Bar. BUhop Uar
llnxte.n. of fjarrtabura;, Pa
Munday, 8 P M.?Industrial Report* of
Labur Biu.au. Labor Settlemeni aad v:
*!on industriej. Addraaa, dr. Bol ton ?
Tueeday. *. P. M. ? Evungeltstlc Adlnsa, Mr.
(ieoriro R. (""lass.
Wednt-sday, B P. M?D.-votlonal Address,
B v. W. W. Whlte, D, I>.
12 P. M.?Vlilnlgin M> atna. and erx?ning of
1 i.-ad LiB*. Ail-lrcB*. Mr C. D. Fsir.ic r.
Thursday, 9 A. M. -Dlstrlbution f Dlnn.r
Bn"ktfta to poor people
8 P. M.?Annual T^anVsglvIng Dlnner.
Frlday, S P. M.?T. 'nperan'-o Loeture by Rev.
C. H. Mead. D. D
Saturday, S P. M- BrotherlusJd Soelal Re
unlon of niaenPers.
_ J._a. HAILTMONT*, Ruperlntendenl
THK UNION THBOLOOICAL KEMINARY*
s. rvice In the Chapel <"ure^ii,i,t Aven-ie,
between lBOtb and l-".'nd Streefs. at alavan
o't-lock Praacher, th* Barcraud RAY\t<
COLLTER KXOX. B. I>, Chaplaln of Ce>
lumblu Duhr*ralty,
The attaadaaca of all not regui?riy wor
ahtppin-r el?ewhera Is c I ti.l.
LABOR TEMPLE \r
JONATHAN C DAY, D. D.. Sn.t
Plaaaaant Bunday 4Aft?'moon, t p, m.
Preachlng s p. \[_
CUFFORD G. ROE.""
fonner A*at. 8iut?-'s Attorney, fh'cngo
WHITE SLAVERY IN AMERICA
Btd St. Y^_ M. C \ . ii N r 7_tji Ave., nt 4.
TKMPLB BETH-BL, Fifth Avenua'and 7*3
Stnet?Bunday mornlng, at *l?v*n, Rev Dr
8A>'UEL BCHULliAN wlll preach' on
"CIIARACTER AND i'ANT IX THE \\
Tlt'X'S I.IKE.' A THANKOOIVTNt] SEK
MON. All weleoma_ "????
ECil.ISf: Di BAINT BBPBrr, 4B EBTfTrfa
Rtie?6*rv1e~i dtvlnB. 10;30 et g h. n,. i
V. Wiumay*r, Retteur. " * ??

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