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THANKFUL 4,000,000
SALAAM TO TURKEY
New Yorkers of High and
Low Degree Celebrate
Day of Cheer.
"EATS" FOR HOSTS
ALL OVER THE CITY
Charitflble Institutions Provide
Dinncrs for the Homeless?
Prisoners Fare Well.
From tir. to tlp of the Thanksgiving
tnrki - Li a pretty wide atrelcb
,vni" ? to reach, yeaterday, froaa
the lordl ? B in town to the rOW?
of thi poor and the un
forl ? ? folk In aii manax i i I
?ii and low. ha i a cbanci to
undei ihe arlnga "f thi national
Ti- ? thal ry one waa
Uon of Tl
. : i| ri oul lo youi
:, ,i . laa wi
? ' ., ;. '
i , |,.? . l'i. ,l,l> an
and
four mll
di ii ao al tl at.
man) rnoie than
? ' ? ?
or an"',b<
Bul - BiBoual t,, much,
., | \* aa that thi re
on the parl ol
. mla ittona, kvllera, eharity
I ladtviduala
to kax ? ow a margm as
nbera if thoae who dkl
l.or of Thanksitivi: .
-nkfnl for.
! i.. effort to -iv,- the unfortunata at
l, ast n litl a taata of tba I aal began at
astei lay mornlng, al
Bower) Miaalon, when tbe bread line
opeaed for the winter apason and a tho ?
>.md men i ?,-. i. ed hol coffee ami
No i rkey at that hour; that waa -
?
Good Cheer by Wholesale.
H.;t Brat, o ? ock, th<
dlatrib itldb of 800 baaki La
faaaHlea
the dlnner Itaelf for 1.880 im i.. bb Im
,,f pea. ovi r laal bi Thi llna of >? ?
for - " in '.'li greati r
to I ' -i ia an effoi I to
I ..- m on th ? dlnner.
At I rery branch of tbe ? o
? Ion algbt hiiidi. ,i
ol tin- derelicta In "New York s aaddeal
!. ,1 f,,r nnder the dl
nt il- ?V. Hoot.
it i. announesd that the doora
i opea at booii, but by ten o'clock
? ara waa a long Uaa waitlng for the
i tte hour to come The hungry onea
nl In loLa of b hundred. There
b table raaervad foi woman, and
r tbirty of them were aarved during
feaal
ad more of the Bowery folh
arera taken care of at Ood'a l'ro>
Houaa ln BrOOme street. just east of the
? ? ?? ?? - ?? beaketa were aaal o it
to deatituta famlhaa The work was
ti nnder the dtreetJoa of I
tendenl Joha Mxera who had a number
"f Barnard College ar.i Normal Prepara
tory School girls to help hhB a.- walt
A thousand Chlldrea wi r? given then
turkey at the f\\ a Polnta Mlaatoa Hera
Mr. Turkey had to vle wlth eandy and
other sweeta for Brat honors. Three hun?
dred baskets wi-re Beal o t to la-edy
homes.
St. Andrew's One-Cent Coffee Stand. at
No. 81 West Baghth atreet. was one of
tr.* bnMeat eeatrea of Thaiikaglvlag ehar?
ity. Four hundred baskets for thoae who
were aick and unui.ls to < ome themselve*
?were handed OUt at the door. whlle about
two thouaand Baaa, women and nhlldrrn
were fed in the dinlng room.
Memorial Dlnner.
This dlnner, which was BBtahHahad
twenty-one yeaia ago by Mrs. J. M.
lAmadrid, wlfe of a wealthy Importer,
laa been continu.-d ln her memoiy by
Mr l^amadrid every yeur BlaVCe her death.
The kitchen waa ln charge of Theodore
Sehmldt, who has prepared the dlnner
?very year eince the beglnning, and Mr
J.amadrid was apsisted bf the Kev. Maul
i-nn C Patera, Miss PhyUJa La t'ond. the
aoioiat at Mr Peters'a Bunday American
Theatre aerviees, Mra. Vlta (.'oxe. the
ooclal work'-r. and a number of Othera
One old woman told Misa I#a Kond that
ehe had seueral Brrown married. chlldren.
"but none of them had a*>k'*d hor to dln
?<er Another woman told Mrs OOXa thut
ahe waa thirty-one and the mother of t'ti
chlldren. She aald that her husband
earned $10 a w^ek as a truck driver, but
drank |8) worth af ttquor every week.
6he was gfvaa two baaketa.
other Thankaglving ft*ats were the
Wllllam Woldorf Astor free dlnner at
tha Newpbo>*s' I.odging House in t'ham
'bers f tr> <t, Mrs. \\\ Hayard Cutting's
dlnner at the <ilrla' I.odging House. Mii-s
CJrace L?odj,-e's dinner at Harlem BOJrW
Home, Kmlen RoOOevalfa dlnner at the
"West Slde Uoys* Jlotiae, and the annual
dlnner for tba i?J"f given by the Bl
Boclety la the old Chinese Tiieatre in
Doyers atreet. Ia addition to "'eatfi."
there were ent? rtainments or reliKious
excrcises as Well in tho evening at theae
ptaaaa
In the afternoon the International
Brotherhood Welfare waaorlaiioB. an or
aanirntl"n for niigratory Workera and
llliaaaplOTed held a Thanksgiving rally at
.Manhattan I.yreum An admlsslori of 10
cents was eharged. the proeeeds to ko
,1 improvtng tho condition of heaaie
and naemployed men ciuring the
wm|er.
S3lvationiate' Thankagiving.
l-'rom the Salvation Army aVaadejnBl h 11
Bt West 14th street a number ?f wagons
weie ptnt out t" gather up a'l the drunks
*ih'i could be found and j,e; s.iaiJ"d to
return to the bawrraeka to get a "haad
out" of hot coffee and rolla. Tiier" were
a number of husky inenibera of the BTBB)
on liand BB treat them geotly, with force
if BOed be
in the dty departni'tits there were
about 12.0O" peraoaa la charge "f tha De
partment of I'harltlea who w.ie Barved
with turkey tUnnara At th.? Munlcipal
laadglng Houaa ln Kast Mth atreat,
d?rellets wara aarved. oth<r jnMitutlon*
under the departmenl when- aervieaa and
dlnnera were given were the rny MOBaa
Metropolltan liospital and Clty llospltal
on BlackwHl's Isiand and the N>w York
Chlldren'a Hospitai and acbootaaoa itan
dall's Isiand.
The liiBtltutions under the Department
ot Corraetlon were ai?o the aeaaea ?>f
what chaar roaM be gtvaa ta tha foik
locked up Lhera Bealdea the epaclal
Thaakagivina fare for Lha l,3BJ lamatea
at the ptlilttnt'BT ?" aMgchwall'i laland
AWAITING TIIKTR TI'RN FOB BASKETS.
a vaudevllle perfon Bprovldadby
the ' TbaBksglvlng Troubadours," - P
plled bj tha B. F. Kelth Clrcuil n
ment Thi ra w< ra two ahowa one Ib tha
ehapel and ona Ib tha roala ball, conalatlBg
of twenty-one acts, preeented bj Nora
-, . . |; t< hi.-. Jack WIlaOB and
.. dosen other Kelth
Th.- 808 Inmatea ot tl .- brai b work'
: ?, ..ii Harl ?
ai d ;. - I had it vaudi v.
nndf-r tba 8 lapli ea of >' ?
i,nd the lniiialcs at tba i ItJ P-lBOl
: ..? .. :i* a'so aaw a epeclalt] abow.
Turkey for Zelaya.
Among 7i?> prlaonera In tha Tomba to
j r.a\c a ahara ba .... v
7a laya
.., At the \\ ? -? ?
aevent) piiaoni rs were fed Bl
Tille prlaon, among them I
i iraham Blxl oni eara old, a bo a.-k>-.i
to Le commlttad foi
inlKlit stuiie in the !' KBl
. prison :???..i a hundred al
huti llai ket. '
- I ?? Of D3I n.l.t-r ? nf tii- " |
Club" in Ludlow Btreet jall had ih- n
!> ,t--t. bul there waa ea.
appolntment. .Mih. "Qene" Johnson, w le
of tha warden, who ua
araa too III to do ao > eatei -
da]
The menu f..r thr day :.t Bing Blng
. ?... ..?
. -..st llambui ??' ? ateak, broa n
gravy; ralatn biscull brrad i-4jf.ee, wlth
mllk ttiid Bugar.
? i . 'hi. k'-x\ eoup, roaal chicken,
p.itatoes, t.n nlpa, ? ? .. i -.-. mlnce
pla, ? coffee, with milk hh.i augar,
htid i i
? Ing ti.is dlnner the i
at a tlme, were marched to the
arhen r..-.\mK pactures were thrown on ;i
screeti, w lt li Belectlona from thi
d Bonga by Miss ,m. be] i.- '
do*. nt Manhattan, intermtngled
. bl r-ti h, made up Of Ol I) iii tl I
<id.dly h Ug blt
\\ hen t ii* men v ei a aboul to
k rn thelr cella ona old fel
low atood up ari.i called for "Threi
? ? warden." ESveiy man In l ?
rasponded vlgorooaty
ln oll of the hospltala th-ie w<-i- ape
ciai Tbanksslvtng dlnnera .??.:..1 bi
At th*. Catholic i'rotntorv 1,180 Chil?
dren gOt away wltb 1,800
t:ik.-y. and !.'?_.. chlldrei I .nt aaa
expected of them at the Hebrew Orpl un
Aaylum.
Beventeen hundred tmmtgranta al I
Island wera Inltlated Into the wa]
Unlted Btatea by having a Bpecial dinnei
erowned wlth the national t.ird ..f th.
day
Thankagtvlni Day was celebrated al the
navy yard, the jaii. the almahouae and
at all the pnbllc Inetitutlona ol Brook ya
with Bpecial dlnnera of chicken oi turkey
The _?i- prlaonera at the Raymond Mr...t
Jall had <hlcken.
The arlfe of a prlaoner who t* belnir
held for a nalnor odfenee called to aee
him yesterdai Whlla she was nol pei
mltt.d an tatervtew, tha offlclala learned
from their ta'.k with her that kIi.- WM
on the veraaef Btarvatlon an.i was wltb
out svea the pcospecl of work Thej took
her la fed her and eotlect-d some money
for her.
The !*.?j lamattt of th* ainiphoiise arere
treated to a turkey dinnei aini a eonosrt.
Thera wera about MM naaa at tha i av
jaui to pertieipata In tb* feasl provlded
by L'ncla Bam.
*
SHERIDAN NOT BLOWN UP
It Was Man Who Borrowed His
Red Shirt.
[Bj T.-:.-Kr*ph ?.) Thr Tri__s* i
rtaannn. K. v. Nov. 27- I'atrhk Bherl
d.m waikci Into the ofBca of "The Beaeoa
Kvenlng Journal" to-day and B-Jd ' I in
n(.t dead, as >c.r aaarapaper Btated four
yeara aana 1'm very moch allve, as yon
C.in .-> .
Bbarldan aad twe other men <
ported kllli d four yeara aaa al Un
Klng aajuadaet, thaa below here
? v- was thal Ihey arere bulMlng a
fire to thaw B99B9 dvriainite Whlch was
..sed for blaatlag h praaaatura axplosion
happaaad, an.i three men arere kJIlad
Onc of them was Identiltr.l ai 1'atrl. k
?herldafl baoausa of a rc.i Bhtrt, the eo_?
hir r.f whlch hore his Bsjne
Bl erldaa aald to-da ? thal he had
raotnlas arlth a man aaaployed In obm
j of thr br!(-kyards. and that evldently this
man had tafcea the shirt arhleai bokmgod
ti) him and whi.h bOf. h:s riarm
"Kor llirei- m-.iis.' Hhd id.m s.ud "1
hava beea ee^eavertai to hear from my
Islster, Mra. Tliomaa Dcian, al Na Bl
Eaa! I9d atreet Nea rork Clty. i have
not beard ir..m her becausa i i rt bbm
me thoufhl bh 9ii Unpoator." r
li VXKSGI\ \SCi DIXXl R VI - i ' RW*S i " i
U. S. AND GERMANY
COMPARED BY GERARD
American Ambassador Hopfs
for Generous Rivalry in Com
merce, the Best of Garaes.
? Hamburg Ni
any, delli -
?
: t..k.
? .
? I I
', mi' on
mon ground in th<
and ni i ? l,: of ?
,... _... f. -.!.., l tm ?
i ?
\'.. i.ati.-ii w holl) devoted u, ?
, ...... - ' ?
: men
blgh Id' als as U ......r..w \\ llaon
1 ..!..i w Ulia-rj J. Bryan l
no v 'ii nation i o .-i i-- ? ? >
dealroua '-f having Qermany i
I,, tha i ?""? :'' San
i i.iin.-.., \>. hl< i. ao .:.i polnl o -t Bea
nga f..r Kuropean trade
Nowhere ln tbe world, tin- Ambaa adoi
remarked, had tbere beea hlgher bui
? s tl.nn in li.imh'irK. BOr gTeatSI
. ourage and persi 111am ? ln bulld
: .iii'iv waete aad a at<
II ahlng a ... 1111 ? i ? ? ._ t.: 11
waa knoan and bonon.1 n.io gho I l ?
v. ..i ;.i
Th.- gueata at the dlnner ir,- i .-i i I ? <
. .i-i. r ..i Hamburg, the Pi
of the Benate, many ..f th'' leadlag buai
neaa incn. .Maj..r (;.-..i^.- T Langborne,
American milltary attachl In Berlin, and
Kohert P. Bklnner, American Com
?ial here.
Rome, Nov .'7 Thankaglvlng Da) was
a in(i h ana in Rome to
|day. Tbomaa Selaon Page, the .tncrlcan
.mbaaaadoi s.-.i\>- a dlnner t.< tha m.m
b,-i s ..f tha i Imbaa ? ? ataff.
At lha American College a dlnner w-ns
given t.i tiie stndenta at whlch 99 ?
were lald. Among the gui ta wera Monalg.
nor bonatb Bbarretto, Beeretary .>f tba
Uongregation of RellglouaAffalra; tn,- ut
Rev. Dennla i Dougherty, Biahop of
Jaro, Phillppinea; ne Rev Tbomaa C
11 Retll:. ( ham ? lloi nf th- Dio<??-.-_ of
Cleveland, Ohio and th.- R?v .1. x
O'ConneU, of the Dloassa <>f Toledo,
(ihlo.
AUTO HIT WEE RAGAMUFFIN'
Little Masquerader Run Down-,
Driver Rushed to Hospital.
I'rank \~alsb, four yeara old, ..f No. 8 I
IBouth (;-..\>- avenue, Rockaway Beach,
who w.is one ,,f ., party of raaamu-Bna
IcelebratlBg yeaterday, in m tin- Roeka
I wa) Beach Hoapltai as the reauli (.f he
Lng Btruck by an automoblle. Tbe boy
was tbe Bmallest ,if a party thal waa
gotag aboul tin- Rockawa i esterdayaf*
t- i noon. ?
in cToaetng tbe Boulevard at Orove ave
nue tbe aej waa ma down by an auto
ni,.i.iic drlven b) Davld Jacoba, "t Ne 19
Wj.inii Place, Rockaway Beach. Jaceba
picfced up tbe little fellow and hurrled
with blm in th>- autoaaoblle to the n..spi
iiii in Brunla attended tbe chiid, and
f..und his icft leg w.is fra. tui-.-.i. iii- alao
had CBta al... :t tin- h<-:i>i and !.,- ? ?
Aftar Baaing that tha bo) waaeared for
at th,- hospital .la.ohs went t.. II-.? Ci.-k
awa) Beach pelloa Btatlon an.. ..?? i.nu
s.-ll lip.
PUBLIC TO BE ASKED
TO CHOOSE DESIGN
! rusteei <?f the Cathedral <?f St.
John the DiviM nmi Afree
on Exterior.
? )ia\e Bl
f the <
ar tba r d<
thedral eaterlor. ?
Pinding ? ? ? m a ' ea unable ta agn
. i '., . .iii ln the ludg
f the j I
, | . to be pla< "d "ii eahlbll
ln the i ? '."d i .'ii of the cathi dral
,..,., and the An bltectural
... Building, In BTtb atraet, nt ar
Broadway BIi
i,. a deaign, the R< r, ln Henry Lu ?
? | ,. , ;,!, .-,,,,i aai ii aida haa ? > laige foi .
I'.w iiig.
Tbe origlnal deaign, adopted aoma
reara ago, waa made bj Heina <s. Ia
r rga A featura of :t waa a gr-at
. entral lower, ending ln ? eplre, lhal
tompletely covared the great croaslng j
,\t the weatern end were two towera
Other parta of tl.atatior were plaln, I
and. aa man) held, ibe whole n i
Blmple, dlgnlfied and Impn aalva
Noi long aln? a Mr. Heina the nu -
\ iving at-, bltet t of the flrm, was aup
p .,. , : , i: ilph A. Cram, of the flrm
,.f Cram, Q.i!""> * Perguaon The
new Cram exterior preaenta two com
panlon aplraa ln place "f the one can
ti.ii tower. There are other apirea and
towera to the number of aeven. There
is h.ir.iiv a aquara f""t of exterior
apai e thal ia nol i ovarad wltB aome or
namant. it la this maiked dlffarenca
tbe "ii" plaln. the "ther florld, thal the
public la i" !"? aaked lo de Idc between.
a , urloua dlli nmi has aiiaen i on- ]
rernlng Ihe new |85O,O00 aynod ball
it was mon by the Iate Meaera Mor
gnn aml Cuttlng for tha uaa ?>f the
Bplecopal general conrantlona The,
queatlon tromoa up, Doaa the convantlon
owa it! Ia th" dead to ba ia its name f
Or doaa ti"- dloceae "f New rork owa
lt? i >r. flnally, do tha bruati ea of I i
iathcili.il own lt'.' Tin re la no fund tO
pay for Ita llght and beat, and yet it ia
in constanl aaa.
lt was said yesterdav that o 1..... t
82TlO,000 has been BOCUred tOWBTd the
$1,000,000 aaadad t" eomplata tha
cathedral nava, bul thal until tha mat?
tir of the exterior il.-sign Of tha wh"Ie
atructura la dedded upon work cannot
well pro'ted. Crltlca are invited to
give their vtewa on the two deabjna to
Blahop Great <?r t,< the irustai a
a
T. M. EMERSON BURIED
i
Many Railway Officials Attend
Services at Wilmington.
ffUaaJjaitoa, N. C, Nov. :: Tha fnnaral
of TlllBliaa Martin Knierson, pri-sldeut of
tha Atiaritic Ceaat Llne Railroad, araa
ln Id Bl St. John's Ki laooaal I'hureli h. re
this afternoon. More than a hundred olll
elals af 'he Atlnnti" Coaat 1-ine aml of
other rallroadj nnd ataamahlp iines at
t. !i,i.-.l
Moal ef tha oftieiais i"ft hr-" to-nlghl
for Waabington m attend the funeral ef
wiinaiM ii I'lniev, preatat Bl af tha
Bouthern Rallway, ta>aaorrow.
WHITE HCUSE COOK
ROAS1S BOTH TURKEY
.
President'i Chef Solves Prob
Pr i Bted by Too Many
Tttanksgiving Birds.
I W.l*
I t that two Thanfc
Ing ti" ki ? s w ? by 1 lor
. pf Weal R i
. ?-.? Hauaa
aara
ind the ? ' r_',r>
.. - n.- t b)
. Bcrva
?
ol the P Idenl and Mr-.
ra, i b -flaaea
? . ; al tba .Un
. ; arere Mi .. ? -i tin i <egare
\\., , | Mi and
- tt, of Atlanta.
an.i M !i
!? . k-nl IVilaon -|x nl an houi ln tbe
? ? . mornlng gotng over
Impoi ? rnce and confei riai
wlth WUllam Q McComba, ehairmaa of
i .? i ' mai ' '..inmitt..'. Ha
ated "Tom" Taggai t. the Indlana
polltli lan, ? ho i al ? -i to pay his respoi ta
Mr McComba d. lared that he talki d
wlth lha Praald nl o Bevi ral mattera
preparato return '.. Nea \ ork,
Me a-s irted that h< ?? n of
??nt. . ??? ? _i among tba
.N,-w iTorh Clt) Democrats, and that loag
i i deflnltely declded nol to a<
cepl ii" i<oa1 of .mbaasador t.> FYance.
He trlad to make ll clear that be latenda
to rena iln al the hi .1 ol tha national
ii..H hln*
EDISON COAXEDTO
DINNER BY WIFE
lnveiitor Returns lo Workshop
After Holiday Meal
vviih Family.
I r-.,m '1 i..- 'i ribune . -. ?
Wesl Orange, N. J., Nov. ". Thoaaaa
A, Bdlaoo to-da) apt nl must of hla tlma
in bla famoua laboratory here worklng
on hla nea dl ik record aod lalklng
"movle" machlne He arould have atuck
t> his taak from ?'. o ? '....'k this mornlng,
when ha arrlved al his workahop,
throughoul tba aatira day had nut Mrs
KdlHon called foi him al noaaa and __?
?i upon blm comlng boaaa to Thanka*
glvlng dinm r
"Tou are nol antlrely well aad shouid
tiot work bo hard. i thlah you could tak>"
t.> .i;. off, aa I thanksglvrtng f..r your
^.ttin-; better from your racaal lllaeaa,M
s itd Mra Bdlaoa
"Slttlng down aad gtvtng thaaka arlll
never help tbe world aay," anawered Mr.
Bdlsoa.
':'.!.- dlaner waa a family affalr Charlea
BdiaoB, the lnveator_ aldaat Bon, (ame
I MtM i isl n ": I from Bosteai, where he i?
itudytag Ib tha Maaaachuaetta laatltute
of t. chnotogry,
Afterdlnaer III KUIIsob went to hi* sit
tlng room and Uataned to gaaaa af bja
nea db)k recorda Ha obbm t.i eaa ?jf
Verdl'a Beleettooa whlch dni not miite
, i him Calhng his wir.-. he apid: "i.is
t.-n to that" lha BaM: "it eauld fc* 9
little elearar "
"That'a arbal i thlnk," paid tiu> ln_
vantor, "and I'm gotaj to make it
cl.-ai er." He then Weat back to his
laboratory, aattaaBed thal hi* arlfe'a own
Btatement was BufBdenl aacuaa f.?r him
to ratara to the wecksbop,
Thanksgiving Dinner Was Fatal
Rocbester, N. IT., Hov XI Oharlea Grla*
w.iid, a wealth) n i.i. nt of Palmyra, and
rhalrman of the Wayne Count) board ofj
Rupervlsora, died Brom acute indlgeatlon I
to-ntaht, wi'i.in an hour afti-r ratfng hi?!
T1iank__rivin_ (lumy.
WILSON AT MASS;
HEARS A WARNING
"Rulers of World" Told in
Sermon to Stand Fast
for Peace.
INFERENCE PLAIN
MEXICO IS MEANT
President and Bryan Attend
Service Despite Protestant
Protests Received.
> Krorn Tha Trlbanaa Bureau.i
Washi.iKton, Nov. 17. The fourth an?
nual I'an-American Tbankagivlng mass
was eelebiated to-daV at 11 o'clock at St. |
Patrlek'a Churcfc In tb- inraaeaee of the
PraaMant the geeretary ef IXata aad
aaearal athar raaml?era of th" Caatoat j
Chtef .1 sti.e Whlte aad Juetlee MeKeaaa j
nf the Buprema Court and the luemhera |
Bf the .lil'lomatie eOTpB from the Mtm- ,
Ameriean I ountriea.
Preesaent IVtlaon Ignored the proteata |
of the PTotaataal clergy af w aahington
bv attandlng the aervteea bat the prece
()(,nt m9M ,,r by Presldent Taft. For
aaveral daya the PraaMeat had baaa arged
p?t to attend deaptta Um fad lhal
announeeineal was made aaveral weeka
BgO that he had expressed his intention
nf beiag praaanl al the earernony.
Cardlnal Oibboaa oceupiad a ae< I wlthln
the '-hancel ralling 00 B thrOne tO the
left of the altar. and ippoMta blm sat tbe
Rlghi Rav. Charlea W Currler, Bianop of
Matenaaa Cuba who preached the aer
Bton, an eloquenl dlacourae cnaractertatag
w?ir aa a BBenaee to mankind and etriogla
Ing world peace,
althOUgb Mexico was BOt mentioned
Btaay of the aataaera believed that the
?armon had apallcation to eondltlona be
:,,w tha Rlo Oranda BtoheeJ Currler aaM
in ending bla lei moi
"To the rulera of tha we I lf I micht
i '? ip my llttle voico. i would
a ,.. f,,r the reapona "hal v'"
Bn will reai heavll) u ?;? o ? al tha ? ad,
,. i to rou i" thla a idlenea of tba
I'nit.d Btatea xvll'? I" fp'"" o( < rlti'ism
and of oppoaition ha ?? ael your farcB
; war. 1 WOUld my, from my heart,
i;,?i bi.i 1 "l|
imerican iaga with the flags nf the
tmerli ni natl w w ei tvrlaed, were
hung In profuatOfl aboul tl a church. The
p?ar " ' upted by tbe PrealdeBl wa? drap^d
wlth !nri;e \merlcan iiags. Btretchad
oeroa rOfl was a banner bear
inR- the worda ''Paa-Amerlcaa Cakm."
The aei rlcra wara 1 red bj a luneh
oob ; i the :? ctory, Itonalgnoi R u ?
re. t,,r of Bl Patrlek'a Church, belng the
bi ? Prealdenl Wllaoi was unable to re
ni.-uii for ti." : mel aon Toaata wara drunk
to PreaMaat Wlli m. Beci.t.i'"' Bryaa aad
ambaaaador da Oama ol Braall, as the
raaklng a^axtm-Aaaertean ttptoaaal Mon
Bignor Raaaell'a toaal ta Mr. Bryaa -
"When we aaa the reproaentatlvea of
.. ..... j aople Joln togatjher here ln
: . i r and aft'T.iaid :a a '-i ful
commatuoa around thla tab>. may wa
:., t rta btly bope for aon.talta In i ?
reaulta thal wiii warraal a truer aad
broader atgnlAcanea to Thankagtvlng
Dai ?'.'"
TURKEY IN THIS FLOTSAM
Fixin's, Too, and Harrington
Caught 'Era Floating By.
Boaton, Nov. -". John J. Harrlng
who aaya he came bj freight from
Byracuae, waa trylng to be thaakful,
though hungry, on Commarclal Wharf
to-day, wh"ti bo aaw a Btarkaf imskti
floating by. More becanae he had
BOthtng eloe to <io than becauaa he
Bzpected to make a haul, Harrington
captured the baaket and aearly falntad
when he pulled oul a tamlly-atxed
Thanksgiving dinner.
Bomeona apparently, bad droppad a ,
Balvatlan Army baakat off <"'harics-|
town brtdgg, for the bandle waa
broken. There was a perfeetly good
dlnner. but lt was ii"t COOkad. liat- j
rington bad | brighl Idea, Enterlngl
a Bhabby lOOking ten"ni"nt he fnir.nl a I
poor Italian family aboul to dtne on]
macaronl and ch< eaa
ii.v graphic algn language ha atruckl
a happy l'.iigam. and .some lime leter
waa prealdlng over aa enthualaatlo I
turkej dinner party arltb naacaronl on
the sid" and forgotten.
ATTACKS PRESIDENT
FROM THE PULPIT
Presbyterian Minister Criticises
His Attendance at Thanks?
giving Mass.
Prealdent Wllaon was i?ken te taak
yeaterday for not atteadlng Tbankagivlng
aenrleea in his own church bv the Ror.
1 >r .lohn R Maekay, pastor af the N'orth
Praahytertaa Church al IMth Btrnet and
Amaterdam avenue.
"i am aorry te aay," aaaarlfid Dr,
Mackaj from the pulpll Of the YVashintj
ton Helghta Baptiat Cburch where a
imlon Sirsbe was ln progreaa "that at
this rery momenl the Preeideal af lha
Unlted Btatea la nol to be found ?ver>
ahlpplng in his own church. I have
learned thal he dodded Lo attend a ehureb
where BMUM Ul beiag eelebrated Instead. I
am very aorry.
i alao learned wiui regret the raaaoa
he gave for betag praaanl al the Catbollc
aarvtca Inataad ?>f one bt ? church of iiis
own reugioa i(" ??rii.i he arlahed to oa
aerva tbe areeedenl eatabllahad by former
PreaMw ta
"Peraonally, i faei that is tho weakeal
aaouaa he miRht hava given, if aay
Prealdent ever pul iiis foot through the
bounda of precedent Prealdenl Wilson Is
the maa lle ba- BO r-gard for BfQIBdeal
whatever."
Aa lllustntiotis, Mr Maekay mentioned
tbe fad that the PraMdent had deofdad
HH-alnst New Years rcceptloim. aad had
said he would Bpend ThankaglviiiK'iiii'il.v.
hoth infraetlons of the law of precedent
at the Whlte House.
?' am BUre, however.'' Dr MaetBJJ
added, "that Praaadanl W'ilaon atfmned
th<4 ('atholte service only as Pri'sldent
and that as a man would rather be
ln hH own church. feel that it Is an
Bngraeaaua net te critieise the Preeadani
of the I'nited States, hnt he pi.t hlmaelf
ln a poMtpn where I could do BOthing
elsc."
Prealdent wilson i? a Prmbyterlaa
CLERGYMEN FIND
LOGIC IN THANKS
Numerous Reasons Sct
Forth as Causes for Re.
joicing by Community,
NEW TARIFF IN LIST
OF DR. VAN DE WATER
Memorial Mass of the Catholic
Benevolent Legion. Held
in St. Patrick's.
Mlalstera from th<* pulptta of &n th,
ehurchea gave aasaaaga. of goed Cheer
yeaterday to hundrada of thousanda. i?
their ThanksKlvinK BMSsagee the mini,.
ters told tha people of thelr oonc?puon
of the meanin? of the da One asked tf
are were ready to 'pay homaae to th*
Kin< oa this his eoronaUon"; anothv
spoke of the privationa of the Mlgrimj
of thelr losses and bow they knelt do*_
and lhanked God for what they had. On*
told of Ft. Paul, who "through perlo_
of adverslty became a liifht, through _
aplrit of thankfulness, to i-is bre__na_a
An Impreaalve wrmou was deiivered ia
the Fifth Avenue Preabyterlaa ('hurch
by the Rev. .John II. Jowett, who aald, in
part:
"Wbera the spirit (.f true thank*?ivlai"
aaJata you wiii not flnd a coadttJai of
deeecratlOB of the bodlly, mr-ntal ar.4 10
. lal powera of an Indivldual or nation.
The Thankaglvlng aplrit, whl h la a con
fesslon of dependence on the Almtgtty,
will act as a moral antidote and keep tha
| !.'... 11 > \ II
Pilgrims His Theme.
Tha F'.ev \v.;!inm i, BaHtvaa, of ah
Soula' Church, dellvered the Thanksilv.
:iik nerrnon at tlie Church of the Meamn,
Mth street and MadlBOfl avenue, telling
of the privationa of tha I'llgrtmi. H?
said:
"They were aepa.rated from home _nl
a!l comforts, but etlll. half starved and
wlth the enomy ln front oi thf-ni ar.d ro
hape af help from across the orean, they
knelt down and tbaaked <;>>d Tor what
they had. What had they to ba thankf'-i
for? It was the to llva up to
the p: in. Iplea ti.- tha rlzht
(., .1 ita a commoBwealth of their owa
founded i". thelr bellefa that they mi*
thankful f< i
that haa beea followed faithfully ever
B-Bce. '
In Bt Patrlck'a Cathedral tho anr.ual
memorial maa of
a_ i eelebi ited Tha R< r. -am.i
j. Tadbot d.'iivi red tbi
Many bundreda of worshlppera ta Tnn
t L ly
?on, ol I ? *{e took
??? -. "In ti
? .
ln st. An "I irch, Har
tam, tne Ri? Dr. G Van <\i
Wat-r mentlai ad aon ?
thouRh.t we ouaht to be thaakl
They were aa followa P.' a tariff
bill nioni; llnea of reduction, i >ctlon ol
l'l..te.| Bl itl -r vo'?.
an Incorne l
the rlti ii mui ler tr ? to tl:*
fo :? -; Maa'a Chrlai
tba 1 OUBf Won ? ? - ?
tion. the completlon of l
and the OVI IthrOW of Tai
Praise for the Presdent.
Ia apeakini ol Pn Bl
\an de Watei aald: "Pr
..lar, ar.
author, i K| ei ?? bi ed
tralai d ;.- i olleari
Ir ceti ? ?
i is an hoaor to thi
and tba world Hi I
Hls part] uai
ple wanted II rev lai d."
Th<- Ri v. Charb ? 8ti ?. al Obbm
Metl "?'" i-i - opal ? ?'? ?
Thankagivl . ' i - I
tlon with tha ? onajreajatloi a I
Preabyterlaa Church and Hopa BaaUB
'
Church and the measiti I
araa tim to plan e em| ; -
...
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DINNER TO NEWPORT BOYS
Mrs. F. W. Vanderbilt Cheered
by Thanksgiving Day Guests.
\ewport, ?: I.. Kw J *?*
ii I, k w Vaadei btlt, 1 i -' ''?'"?'? ?
Bfteen | eara, wa.> | l la a't,r'
noon - I -i dlnner given l y her oadarji
ausptcea of tha KlBg'a I -? -?n ??
nel '?? -? bm --?
boya of thla < Ity.
Mrs. Vanderblll haa
ThankefftvlBg dlm n9%
Bl ?? came here BBannouaced on ^aa_a>
da) alfhl lo HV9 thoaa ln charaa "?
the f.-ast ? surprlse. Tha b0,?*J
caaaad thelr hoateaa with three laa~
- whea ahe appe ired durlng Ba
dinn.-r. Mra. -aaderl 'r Hyd*
Parh thla afternoon
*-*
Mrs. Shepard Gives Turkeys.
Mrs Plaley J. Bbepard. I '? M*'
Helea QeuM, yeaterday pn -Bted a 'u
key to each of the tlfty married ****?
ployad at tha Lyndhursl
town. l-ist evenlnw Mr. ..' d M:S ^
ard att.iided the opera d n'w. L
They will return t(. Nea Vork ior
wlater Monday
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