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VIEWS AND REVIEWS
OF CURRENT NOVELS
< rtnt tuneo" tT"m P*?' ,C
ho
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?Ca. u* ?dd*d ? rendering youth
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turcd with
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has been reorgamred by
?as a constitution, and
i
Love ? Penl* witn
"- . ???"? TV
fM i-f. a: Harvard a
M >ou
.,?.? He makes his American chum
h poet-laureate.
to reign. He intemis to
d by in i ? o!?t
g Arnrr
k?r. *?* ' c'"
? ?
v abroad, i .
nly a
\ ran poet-laure
own
v
tUafhter, s I
- is that ?1 Is
i? ralf-hreeil,
iar,p??i . ?. ? i all
1er way?, '??? favor te
. - -, ?
jfToll' c*#tlon? with Japan
stid ta<
sil ruri >>
iangi" can'a
reckless coursgi
T/hr* ment of burlesque in
the su- VVeat;
In hs.? a* ? en?e of humor,
jut ? e.i down to the real
Vasirte?-?. of I to the lo\e and
the If) - he carries
?m Tfy th him at top
speed - meagrely outlined
htre, g ' th? freshness.
the r.f al thil capital
book, ?f its *? .Vinci's of coloring, of
ths ??Btivating novelty of it all. A .
story wer'.-. I ? while of all who like
adver*
DAYBst! \K
DATBRrAV ?. mar? of Has Af? <* i'-* *
t) F i ' .. ? ?har?a?
Hern?: ?t*a *
This story ?f the fall of Granada and
Colutr.Mir ? first voyage of discovery is
tieellont work. Its treatment of a
|T<st era in the history of Spain is
?psnoiis, ? reflects vividly the tradi?
tions of Si .-?r.:?h chivalry, its dash and
its dir ' ? i-i'urage and it? pomp.
F?rd:r*' Isabella are well
drawr., . imbus. The atmos?
phere - ?il in these pages,
its manners ?su. ? 1 :tics and
?arfare, its pui cilio and its Inquisi?
tion, it? rivalries, jealousies, treach
er.e* ss well a< It? glories. The plot
in tro?! r ?-.plicated, and must be left
to the reader It is ba>ed upon love,
of course, and upon the roughnesses
In its path, placed there by sn Inquisi?
tor ?rae fean expoaura of h-.s own
double dealing. W? encounter Garsi
liio -'e la Vera and Hernando Perez
de! Pu'car. heroes of Spanish balladry;
I of a New World is
drawn with telling touches which neg
l*ct his weaknesses no more than his
far.iui and it? Immovable faith ?n
itself. Th ! ? not merely a Rood his?
toric?! rr n?nce; it .s a meritorious
historic?! novel as wall.
BRLAT7I 01 THE JUNGLE,
a*I*TH up THF. JUN?LE B, Jamaa Franca
1'*.* u* A C VeOurg
*'
Here is a round ripien tales for those
who :.ke to read of -he mysteries of
the Ka- ? s.xth sense of India
which 1 to apprehend what
ths Oec'*.* :* n five tena?? cannot per?
ceive, ?j - r? le?, and of the influ?
en?a of the jungle upon those who in
*?de it ??? d whon I makes its cap
?ves. And here ?nd there the scene
?hift? from Asia to that other con-'
Un?nt o ?? ystery, Africa. These are
not itor to be read at a sitting; one
"lust corte fre.?h to each and every
??? ?? It the impression be
lo?t, or at ?east weakened. There is a
thrill ir. most of them, a tragedy in
many, h ? occasionally, owing no
doubt t^ :-* ? .-erial in which he
J?rks, Ur Dwyer is reminiscent of i
??Ip'ir.r, all in the stories
*?ich the German agent of Hagen
Mrk Uli? It is hazardous to invite
cempar; ? "Bimbi." <>nce or
t?ics the mystery is of the Indian
?*s*. si In "The Golden Woman of
atlsntsn", It may be added that the
?uthor is at his best when woman
ths white woman?enter? into the mys
terv of h - taies, and with h?r in|ul
j-on come- nearer to iU heart, if only
y**?l?. her readier acceptance, than
2? her ? ? ? ,, in -The Black
nortt-r.f-i of V..r Jehal."
STILL JIM.
?^y* J.'V Honor? Willst? Frontls
?Vaca !i, r? by W. Hert.*?rt Ounlon, OJirl
?Utatrat'.r, > |n ? k knd whit? by J
??*? Wi.llama U'rr.o. pp SC?. Tha
"????Vk a Htokea ('?.mpanr.
?Wowral tig themes problems of the
?tl?B end its future are firmly in
T??ven in this tale of the great West
M the Reclamation Service. There
?Jta? problem of the disappearance of
*? native stock; the hero is s New
??fl?nd*r, the descend?nt of pioneers;
I there is the uncertainty of what
Influx and the mingling of the
i of Southeastern Kurope will
Tat forth And. finally, there is the
???lern pf the struggle for control
the waters that turn deserts into
??itful plate., belween "the interests"
ow the government, between their cor
??* agents and the honest men of the
Bjam Plenty of plot there i?, ?till
?J*? of plotting; as a story of a big
agineennic feat the building of a
? th? book is capital, full of the
*~>itude, the compelling demand? of
a task; and the awe-inspiring wild
PBtry, w th its growing gnp upon
TBe who live under its influence, is
Ingly reflected The love motive
t?n through it all is strong th?
It adventure in adversity of a noble
nan aid a man worthy of her. Tin
w deserves attention and will pro
U reflection.
?"ftaVCI INSURANCE."
?Is book on "Peace Insurance"
Mc( lurg 4 Co.) Captain Robert
ekton, jr., states that we have to
lui' ,*'-ref things: Independence,
fi'ieal and religious liberty, and
I country's wealth. The last would
|?ndervalued at $117,900,000,000:
Assigning only equal values to
he remaining two infinitely valu
?Me items, we find that we are in*
?Hng 13D3.700,0'i().OO') at an an
"?l premium of $246,000,000 (the
* the nation now spends each
?n army, navy and mil it s ,
e?i>?iderablj less than one flf
BHnth of one per cent. Pisregsrd
VM entirely the infinitely valuable
Memi of the independence of our
|a*untrv, and our personal freedom.
^f? "nd that our rate is still less
??an one-fifth of 1 per cent. .
?J?? nation expends annually on
ysm ?nd crime insurarc? If>9.'{,000,
I ??? ?' mo.000,000 mor? than is
laBtisaV **r *W ,w niht*T7
TEXTILE MARKETS
HOLD THEIR GAIN
Stca<J> I xpanslon in Trade?
Some Buying for lulure?
louer ?'ailures.
Btet lj e*pan?ion in trade it rrprrt
I ronimercial afrencir? in their
week!-.- reviewa. Textile market.? are
.- I - .r improvement, eonserra
tive baring in advance of present needs
is cor* ., | an i unemployment in be
? ne reduced t omniercial failures for
the week are fewer, but liabilities for
the month SB far are heavy.
"Dun's Review" v ill ?ay: "Each
?**?k Btrenajthena confidence la a pro?
ra revival of business activity,
hut the 'nrward movement i?. in flsnny
10 slow nnd there
are so many ?ros? influence? at work
that some disappointment il fe'.t that
the advance la, on the vhole. not more
I recent favorable con
a rnurkeii are main?
tained, cotton (rood?? being- in excellent :
demand and the movement of under?
wear and hosiery expanding. Silks,
howev? r, are in only fair request, and
tbere is a moderately bet-er inqu.rv
for leather Chemical? are more ac?
tive. Buildina material? are ejeni
in much ?rider request. Commercial
week in tin- !
. aaainat iM last wet k,
: I week and MM
c week Ian year. Of
i, the East, 12K in tiie
South, - ? ? v.. .- ,.?- | 61 in
-. iii.l IM reported lia*
16,00(1 or more against 1J,">
ilitiei of commercial
'silure? reported thus far for Ai>nl
?i ?42.?91, compared with $18,- ;
S4S6.5?S for the ?ame period last year.
"BradatreetV has the following:
lies to gam m vitality, |
improvement heim: of the
teadily spreading type.'
trades and sections heretofore
,: in line. Distributive
trade, bei anted by summerlike weather,
led, current shipments by
jobbers of essential staples are satis- '<
. confidence in the future ex- '
Humorous points is mani?
fested in a stronger disposition to j
place conservativa orders for future;
ry, employment of labor is bet?
ter and war orders continue to attract
attention and provide activity for a
number of industries.
APPRAISALS OF ESTATES.
1 V Hlil? J LYNCH (ASftl gl . i,et, 126.Sil .
I ? Ljrni h. wide?
MR* LOUSE \l HH.IMiEU lOrt. 16. 1914',
net 1:1,1 ? I N'eldltuacr. mo, and
U Neiillltiaer, m raen ts.Olf; lin. F.lUi '
i !ima i.iiui?? Vnri Bemuth,
: Neid laaer. ion, each |4 ?
- i.. mai Lutheran (irarrb wag
. ! ? -r rri'lie* II 1
v 1?, pneha I4.IS4. ir.ortg?g<5? and
?I? $.. ?73
vi U ?. h s aTLUBlKS I Jan l?. 1S1I1.
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1 ? ' r ,i lu t?ri.ti i?
I and I I?, i-a. li
i I ? ...... bird i:
. :-i KO a d ITS Wl
?. an undlrld
, ililriy-iilni tot? ?t i.aure, Hill,
(lurrus i ',.. 1.4, on?*tblrd inter.?t I
near Urs I IHj. Blat?i bland, 12.171; an ui-- :
a, re? it
i- .. Hm?, Bitten bland. II.ITS; ra?h oi, band
I I. ' ?*'. Dole?, n.-iigagei at
gonali ? II,: pea 111. I Iflh ,
larian i liurih, IliS, accrued r?i u.
I
fllll.tr K W ll.'.nlT. ? :?wyer 'klll-d by a fill I
" ? ? 114] i -'. Ilf.l.'
Te Mm iMm Afteti I
* u-ance, ??.641; ui- ri gagea, $3.471; pr
? a I t rea ,i.. ?del I also ha I
? .Vuiat-tiuaella. nut au- ;
I -? -? . . . In?
"is .l-i-i :*.. ISM); net
I ? i . wick ? lle
V-? ?ofl s
- ipprali -i k- J--U.'- >"
11? oat l ?????? i I Ih? -i -
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praba ; ti $_; M..0
iAi.1, i liRISTIAN Ml El.Elt laarbei of in...
? ? IS14J . net. $21. IM To Hi-r- |
mln? Bed?, libe*. $10,4-;, Augu*n- Sauner. Pbr?; I
a a i-l ( ?r. fcilmuinl
I bi Joti pli ?? ?itamann, i i
relaii^E ??a gln-i I 40. and Hi? real at 'he eetat*
pa.* II *?a a. I nlei-el A ??<??? l>?
; > J ? j i ally. IS71
, . Ill Ins i- ?ei.t e?
. aiUei-a, l/Lt ili?*>' ?,-e ,
'?Une
mi:- Ji I.1A 1 IIWIGHT 'Sri 1" 111! ? ?
I To .lii,?i,i?', imigl.l. $144.04? ?ulrlglit .
and i. life e?-a:-. ? . The re?4 ol 111
I? l-?'*le 'if
i? ?:g - paai "i ?in i-|.!,e*a and nlei-e* "f d?
Am U M a, ari?ral?eil ai I
i *;-i, |SM, sad ?
5.
Mils THEIIEKA MAAX (Not, 11. 1914); net.!
' ? - III**. Kin. 11.(1 l.ih.a Illa-.
I Aaaet? An eqiim. 44 ? ?
Weal III? M . tap??bad ?I $12,?00, per?
il ? a ? rk? and I- ?
i ATHLhINK i mu oRA.\ " - l" ">U ? ?
I i : li Smith M? i 1. v
u l la ti w hit?, in-pi.?- ??
; ? ? i
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> ? w.,,- i-.;ii, a' . ?iipr?n?l at
? - : : ? 4 l ?31 life in-uran r ?. -
\li;s CATHKBINK A E VAsA\"\A IM ay II
1H4 . M4. S I - I- l.iin a kipdeala -
-, beailni i aaai ?a, rlaugl ?
In a li- I In Lngl,
. .
? . .. lui harb? Marl? Her
. f,'iu a month dm .
?I'll i lie li a
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or J'-'i ? linn.-h ea. ri la alao male for a mau-r ami
- i brjrati? M . ?W'rji?i-i ?:
: . 10*. MMhlnftM i tU.tm; 117 ?i?h
It, I ? Eaii Uih ??_,
b il . 144 n?.|, fi Hiirimn ?i , ,
U-1.000; 114 a I ..-, 1. !r?.|ge at.. $4T.'j0fl. 14*i
It. $43.000; parrel ?t Tro?. N Y.. fi^nn
I ' 10, ftllWort to inflinge
ami lai- / . . $:6tl?S0. dr->alta. I
:
WILLIAM A MAI-I.S (Keh !?, 1013). Bet, l'-4 -
?rr Hi- arl ! the rlialrthuil?n ?aa a? f'-l- I
? ?? l^'ifrli of ti-mperanoa rr? rm, !?
lirrih? ila:?s ?laiigliier. ?M.SM; William Mape?, |
II? f'^ ami Howrll Mape?, aon. I
Ttie will iirofldffl il,at 14 0S< tbeaM In rl??' 1 l'i
trvuit for Mr. lila C. M?pe?. ?Irlnw In lieu of ,
(low^r In Ui? ??111 Ih? .- ? I-M fir'ejafi thai
?iah ir.at ra?-h of hi? . Mi.tren arlU ivfra!?
.-r alrebolb N-nragea and neter i
.-r lake rhan.-.-? I-. ai * t-'il-.g of gui- i g
TU? wl(li>w i.iliteaud Ih? ?111 ?ml ? "-ni
wa? ?BbcteA SIM Ih? terina ara not *b*
i o,r,i |r ?le leport A??'? (i .-finirih ti.lereet.
1 In equity In reil'v In H,?Um Hoa.l. Ttie
I i api.ral'e.l a? $M,000; enulli Il.tM, In KM I
iliiaion a?.. Tli? Broax, ipiir?l?<si at IS.000. In
?alt meaili?. iL'^'iO. ilepixtU. ILMS; 100
?nan-- Tar? Venall.e? Healiy Cuinnany, $?T,SS4. ill
UM na,i? ?ai lu: .-rt I?, dedu.-liuii of $000 fir
III1LH' B BEMAMIV (Jan 4. 191?), net.
? | ?.-ui two (1 ?lighter?. A??et.
j rtgai a I ;- raaaj? ?;. }.
ligar liUalnajM. 4L'S l.riml at . $2.HO-'
sni -in a ROBBRT i M m 9. 1K14). net ITS.MI
T?i Alberi A lli.bei i wlJowir I Pf? ?Itata In SIS.
. -r after the llf? nut? and the
ir?t of the e?tate r?*" le Helen H kahn. Claia
i -. i K'-i*rt a-:<t Henry Kobert. In :?
. . *. ?qulty. 111.???. In :
.'. . at I ? .'-O". an 'null). $11 I
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. a? ?r-pial? I at IJO.IOu. fbpoall.
- . . . , and peraunalU, Izo.lJl; at - ? -
.
v I nil tiMA'? i" t J?. 11? ! ?
T.. u..-rr I Friedmaa. ?on. ?i il Hr?r Frindma
and Hal ? l-,-'lni?i da-ightei?. ea. h Jv
Hrln M W Aimi
irauee ?ml permi.iU... $3.IK; itol?
. ? I
lARAH M WEH 11 ?July 17. 1104). a r??td?nt
? ' v. iu?n. M?K> Vain? of ei'lre ?alaie ? i ???
A??ela tanhie In Nan ?? >rk Iirrsi-.il? 1.
\,?r Tori bankg I aa?, .'..?Ol To run
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?aw.
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? ?? I
t ? lain ag? il Uifa.
i
III. To
Ma A II A .. Ilejne?.
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in.Min? an.I w< OH ' f
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Kai ni?l < 'hen >?*. t? ?bo In PI ?'
I . Ra?i at ?*iai? pasaea u> : '.
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RELIGIOUS NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
The character of Christ argues, and irresistibly argue*, His immortality. Nothing so effectually witneaseth that He liveth as does the character of Christ. The Holy One
cannot see corruption. The argumentative value of Christ's character is incalculable. The Christ of God can never die. He liveth I We realize the witness of His peerlest
ch?tr?t ter. Lord Tennyson said, "The spiritual character of Christ is more wonderful than the greatest miracle." And so wonderful a character suggests "the power of an
endlrss life." Being what He'was, Christ must be for ever such. Ask that the Spirit may make it glorious in your eyes, so will the ever-living Christ be a grand reality to
you.? Rev. Dinsdale T. Young.
PRESBYTERIANS CUT
ANNUAL EXPENSES
Maintenance of Churches in Manhattan and
The Bronx Last "?ear Took $648,000 as
Against $872,000 in 1913.
Presbyterian churches of New Yorl
embraced within th.- New Vorn Prosb-jr
te*-y hh-.}\'-,\ I 44 i i> Ihm
yenr. their expense:
lfrely tei maintain Proabyt?
rian churches in Manhattan and Thi
last year took $048,000, as ?gain*?
1872,000 the previous \ear. It cost!
|9O,0O0 to $100,000 a year t<
keep the famous Fifth Avenue Chnrcr
ir"ii.ir. but last year if was done oi
It took 161,000 t.? maintait
the Brick < hurch, at Fifth av. and HTth
'. 'ir nbout the usual sum. II?
Madison Avenue, at 7Jd ?t . co?t* 190.
000; It Parkhursfs. $60,000, although,
in the casos of some of these large
churches work in Fast trr W est Bid?
chanela is included.
There are now 14,896 Presbyterians
in the two boroughs, nc'ual mt-mbor
ship apart from adh?rente. The
largest gams last year war? mt>r\? in
the in-.'.- Port Wa Kingten Chureh and
in the Madison Avenue Church. There
is a fain of one church over last year.
It is the American International, at
Second av. and 14th st., made out of
what used to he the Lahor Temple. It
* tueh a temple ?till, hut is now an
organised church as well.
The people attending the Fifth Ave?
nue Presbyterian < hurch failed to give
as much by 199,000 ?ant >ear a? the
year before, but ail < t the sun was
taken off the amount to maintain their
own work. They did not permit others
to suffer. Instead, in spite of tight
financial times in church matters, they
irave to other people, to home and for?
eign missions and to all sorts of char?
ities, $-117,000 last year, as against
$403,000 th-- year before. Charities
alone amounted to $297,000. Charities
of the Brick Church were $30,000. The
money required to maintain the sixty
one Presu\ terian churches last year
amounted to $1,574,000, of which |926,
000 went to benevolences of all kinds.
The foregoing are facts taken from
report;? of the New York Presbytery
to the General Assembly, soon to meet
Bt Rochester. Lenders say they regard
the showing as encouraging, and that
because of It some new plans are to be
put forth for Presbyterian advance in
the autumn. The report chronicles the
improved conditions of the Central
Church in acqu'-i.tg the property of
the Madison A v. .me Reformed Church
and of the First 1'nion Church in get?
ting that of the South Reformed
Church and changing its name to the
Park Avenue Church. These locations
are reckoned strategic in both cases,
(ardi?al Farley to Assist.
Cardinal Farley, Archbishop i?on
zann, the Apostolic Delegate, and
Hifhop Korthrup of South Carolina,
will assist Mom ignor Kearney, pastor
of Old St. Patrick's Cathedral! in M Ott
st., to-morrow rr.orning in observing
the 100th anniversary of the founding
of the church, the nrst Roman Cath?
olic cathedral to be established in the
I'nited States. The centenary will last
for several days, and conclude with s
banquet find reunion et Palm (?arden
on May 10.
The church was built in ,R09 on the
burial plot of St. Peter's Church, in
Rarcl.iv ?t It became independent of
St Peter's in 1917. In I9M the in?
terior was destroyed by liie and the
extetior so damaged that it was neces?
sary to r.'build. After the opening of
the new St. Patrick's Cathedral, Fifth
av. and oOth st., the old cathedral was
turned back to a parish church. At
the present time the church is large in |
?nrmhrrship and has a very influerti
work among the Italians of the neig
borhoott
IN* EPISCOPAL C1R( 1 FS.
At the (hurch of St. John the D
* ine at 2:30 p. m. to-day the anrui
;ireseiiiation of the Sunday school Lei
t->n offerings for missions from tli
I .oce.?e of New York will take plac
Al II a. in. to morrow ?he Rev. F.dwat
M. Croaa, of Sh?-ridan, Wyo., ?H
nreach. At i p. rr.. a servira for Spanis
War Veterana, the Rev. Dr. C. A. Cai
M -ns'-n v. ill preach.
Ph? pretichrrs at Old Trinity ne?
Sunday will be as follows: 11 a. m
the Row. Pr. 'William T. Msnnini
rector; at 3:30 p. m., the Rev. \\ lUiai
B. Kinkaid; at H p. m., the Rev. J. I
!'. ( larke.
At *^a (hurch of the Asrens on. 11
BV. and 10th st., the Rev. Dr. Perc
Btickney (irant, rector, will preach r
II s. m, to-morrow. "The Holy ( it-..
by Caul, will be sung at 4 p. m. Th
Public Forum will be addressed I
I p. in by Gilbert E. Rowe and Senatn
John (.. Paxe on "The Judiciary; Af
i" i ited or Fleeted?" This is thf sec
end of the series of Sunday evenir
discussions on the Constitutional Con
Ttntion.
A special sen-ice for the Daughter
of the American Revolution will b
held in the Chapel of The Intereessior
Broadway and 119th st., at H p. m. to
morrow. All members of the ordei
whether attached to the Washingtoi
Heights Chapter or not, are very cor
dially invited to be present.
"The Recognition of the Holy Rib!
by the Confess of the L'nitcd States
will be the subject of an hist?rica
sermon in old St. Paul's Chapel, Trin
ity Parish, to-morrow morning, by thi
Rev. John Keller, secretary of thi
episcopal Diocese of Newark.
At the Church of the Transfigura
tion. Fast 29th st., between Fifth anr
Madison avs., the Kev. Dr. Georg*
Clarke Houghton, rector. The preachei
at 8 p. m. to morrow will be the Rev
\V. \V. Davis.
At the Church of the Holy Com?
munion, 20th st. and Sixth av., the Rev,
Dr. Henry Mottet, rector, will preach
at 11 a. m., 3 p. m i children i ?ervicei
and H p. m. to-rr.'irow.
At St. Paul's Chapel, Columbia Uni?
versity, the preacher at ? p. m. to?
morrow will be the Rev. George Drew
Fgbert, of the First Congregational
(hurch, Flushing, N. Y.
Gounod's oratorio, "The Redemption,"
will be sung this Sunday evening by
the choir of St. Vatthew's Church, i,-.
\\ est *4th it, under the d rection of
Maurice C. Ban sow. The soloists will
be Miss Filie Fueling, foprano; Robert
Armour, tenor, and Bertram Peacock,
bar*, tone.
The choir of Si. Rartiolonew's
Church. Madison av. a; d 44th st., will
render Stanford's can ata, 'The Res
urrection," at 4 v m. to-morrow.
PRESBYTERIAN.
At the Rrick Church to-morrow Dr.
Merrill will ptearh at 11 a. m. and at
4 p. m. to men The sacrament of the
Lord's Supper will be observed at the
close of the morning service.
The 1 fil ft free organ concert of the
popular series, under the direction of
Dr. William C. Carl, will be given in
the Old First Presbyterian Church
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS: i
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS
IKroni The Tri Mr? Bir?au 1 |
Waihlngton. April 10.
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Cap4. JHlIN R. KELLY. Mtfe Inf. two mur-lhi
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MOVIMtNTS.
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<i?-ri? W i "??n. I] ?.r??? ?* . K I . Jataa L
U?*a. wa,iaia D. MattdaU. ?. t.
next Monday at 8:15 p. m. by Mis?
Antoinette Varick Doughty, orjri.nist
and liirrrtor of the music in the First
( hurch of Christ, Scientist, Engte
wood, N'. J.
The Rev. Wal'er Dnncsn Rurhanan.
past r of the RronoVay Pre?hyt#rian
? hurch. will preach to morrow a* 11
a. SB. on *'( 'hrist's <,o<pel." In the,
evening Dr. Buchanan'? suhject w-11 be1
".v;trenirth for Thy Days."
At the West Park Presbyterian !
Chare?, the Rev. Dr. Anson P.Atter
hury will preach at 11 ?. m. to-morrow. 1
The Rnv. I?r. Anthony II EvBB? will ;
preach at ? p. in. on TroubUl Pr?
VBBtod and Trouhles Correc'ed."
At the Fifth Avcnje Presbyterian i
?hurch. Fifth nv. and ..?th ?t., th<- Rev.
Dr. .1 H. Jowatt, pastor, will proiich n*
both morning nnd afternoon services1
to-morrow. The offen*:'' will be for
session's expense and benevolent fund. ,
Men's Bible Claa? will he held at 10*
a. m. The midweek sen-ice ?n the ?
chapel on Wednesday at 8:15 will bo
conduce.! a*y Dr. Jowwtt
At the (cutral Presbyterian Church,,
Mailwon av. ?nri T.Tih st., the Rev. Dr.:
w. Merle-Smith ? : at il s. m.
and 4:30 p. ni. to-morrow.
? Rev. George W. Arms, jr., will
nrenrh Ips firs* sermon to the uni'e'l
Harlesi-New York corj-regation to?
morrow. The c-g.-inizattons are rapidly
reorcar.?7.ing and Combining, and '
church will sfir-i be in excellent condi?
tion for Bggrasfiv? work.
Mother--' Day will he observed at
West End P'eshyterian Church to-mor?
row. Tho Rev. Dr. A. Edwin Kelgwin
will preach specal sermons, both morn?
ing and evening. At the evening; i-er
v ice the choir will render "Mother Mc
<Ta*\" "Mother o' Mine" r-nd "My
Mother's Prsyci "
At Fourth Presbyterian Church,
West Knri av. and Bist st., the Hev. hr.
Edgar Whitaker Work, paster. The
preacher to-morrow will ne the Rev.
1'. K. Krick.-on, both morning and even?
ing.
Large concrcjrations are the rule at
the Fort waahington Presnyterian
Charcha 174th ?t. and Broadway] espe?
cially Sunday nights, where Dr Martin
is giving a course of sermons on the
future life. His topic to morrow night
will be "I-? There a Hell?''
At St. Nicholas Avenue Presbyterian
?"hurch, corner 141st st., the Rev. Dr.
Elliott IV*. Rrown will preach at 11 ?.
m. to-mortrw on "The 1'ses of Ad?
versity" and at 8 p. m. on "The Sifting
of Peter."
To-morrow morning the Arlington
Avenue Presl.j teriBn Church, Arlington
av. and Elton st.. Rrooklyn, with exer?
cises, which will last for four days,
will eolebrata the twenty-fifth anni?
versary of it- existence. The preach
ers to-morrow will be: 10:30 a. m., the
Rev. Dr. Arthur J. Rrown; 2:.ln p. m.,
Sunday school address by the Rev. Dr.
S. Edward Young; 7:15 p. >.i., the Rev.
Dr. L. Mason Clarke.
At the Lafayette Avnus Presbyterian
("hurch, corner of South Oxford st.,
Brooklya, the minister, the Rev. Dr.
Charles Carroll Albertson, will preach
at 10;?,ft a. m. and 7:45 p. m. to-morrow.
His them?'i? the morning will be "The
World Invisible" and in the evening
"The Re^t Patrimony."
"Selfiahness: Its Curse, Its Canse, It.?
Cun" and "When in Will We Seem
Lit? Barbarian? to the People On*'
Hundred Years Hence?" will be Dr. S.
Edward Young*'? subjects to-morrow
morning and evening in the Bedford
Preabjrtoriaa Church, Nostrand av. end
Dean st., Brooklyn.
BAPTIST
At the First Baptist Church, Broad?
way and 7Pth st.. the Rev. Dr. 1. If,
H.-tlileman will preach to-morrow as
follows: 11 a. m., "The One Condition
on Which C.oil Will Revive His Own
Work in the Midst of the Years";
H p. m., "Do the Scriptures Teach
Hell Fire? And if so, Ought the
Preacher to Appeal to Fear That He
May Save People from It?"
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
DuBioej ami ItM* Mioot.
PASTOR I. M. H ALDER AS, D.D.
Il \. m?"IHK ONK CONDITION ON
?111(11 i.<il> Ulli. RKVIVB. His \toHK
IN Till. MIH-T Og TIIK Vr^ataV*
ft V. M.?-DO THE >< KII'Tt KKS
TKAIH UK I I .-Flits-:-.' AMI IF HO,
Ot'OHT TIIK. I'KKMIIKK TO AITKAI.
TO I K\K THAT all MAY HAVK PFX)
ri I. I ROM IT?"_,
" MADISON AVENUE 6/">TIBT CHURCH.
alAOIBOM A\E. COR 318T ?T.
C. A. EATON, D.D? Pastor,
HA. M.?'A C?mmu?lan MiOltatlaa."
I P. M.?R??l?al ??rraan.
mton BU'!- i a-- ii ? Allan W. WrUht. L*?4*?r.
T'.pl.-. "Hid? and 8*?a/"_
_ FlrTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH.
| m n '.\-.t 11th Sir?*..
*,,. CORNELIUS WOEIFKIN. 0. 0..
Tutor. pr-?ilir- at 11 A. M and ? Y M.
San-Iar Beheul H aBW* Classes. 141 i M.
: r M -. i r* ; - ? Sor-latr M**?Ur,g.
Fruta). l'r:jrr UtwtlflS. S I*. M_
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH.
!)'-?' ?I . Arusi?ritam Ata.
riUNK M <,no|? llll.l', I> I> . Faator
11 'A Mla,<U'1(r.| Man" a?Th? ?rat In a
popular nunr an "Korsettan C?aioiaadSB*BU**?
filin- SHALT NOT WOR.BT."_
?\ DOOM MBMoaiAU W?hl nay?*} S-iua/a
Ui;\ AlFItU? I ALTON.
l'rofsssnr uf Bin l**aJ Lit-ralur* al CoUat*.
Il????Imp.l.itr ?r.il Crulnt** "
I?-Tliliiiiiiil Thliit? Throush "_m
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH,
IJJ SV*at 5"th RL
Rar Jc**?ph B K-'r.u S? I lti.trurftj, Ik? ?an?,
srlil ?p?a?_ mon ilnf ?? .t -?mlng_
(IIKhlHV r-riK-NCE.
?tir!-.?? ?r? h?'.d In th? foUovlrf
Christian Science
Churches
Ssjm, 11 A. M. and 8 P. M. Weds., fl P. M.
j ,? , ; . i - ? j l tri. ?cal astal ??ttl RU
a 1 irk ?i i a.- ? 'tib ?t.
j,rh l Waa i (tai Al ar I i:*t? B?.
A?? ai.l m h ai_
lU.NMTKI.ATION.iL.
Broadway Tabernacle
?tr?id??> a?d 5*1* Str<*t.
PB JErtTIl.S"-. p--?,'-. .1 A U_ anal I F M
UIMII'l K> OF i ?taUarl
CENTRA'. CHURCH, ll? ?rat ?1st ?t
11 A M. *???.<?? b, til IAMI >l rBILI-ITT.
Buirlar te. !t-?ot 1? A M <" ???? H-nool ? P M.
HHI1AI. Cl ITl aUL
Th? ??.!?*> I?r Etnlal Caltvra.
.- i
MMtlr.f llf.i* < "ai l*aj*S ^r B *?*h ?t.
II A ?f Or Haar> Nr?ai?aa. ?t?Ujr
?al/tact ??Fatiars***). A N?|l?<l?*l Fl?la la
" ^ ?Ural leuMti....-' _
MF-THOl'H*! I.i'ls-IUPAI
ST. PAUL'S METHODIST CHURCH
\\.^<. !.. 1 A>r- .?al ??'a ^***?
CHARLES L. 800DELL, 0.0., Pastor
H A m | t ? t M I ?'? I g m -a? Fa?i?r
CALVARY METHODIST &A?
Rev. W. H. MORGAN, D. D.
Il A M n.? Car')'- .* <ha ?r.?
t |* W ? I. 1 l.r . a j i liai- ' _ _
MADISON AVE. ft?aT
Ra? ALAN MAC 000811 ? t> ?*r?arl?aa tat
Il A M aixt ? F M
*#?ras? M |?4 Sri " i r ft?i -r D I? Il
I, a M >?'<? '? r.a ??*' toi-?? r?n?l?r * ',?
V> f. s*,hj?. ???*-? ? : 45 "NT *? h-*ad
Ta l>- Matfaa . I h-rua Haia? x'
Nt*? ?itiiLOHI.
rni-BCB <?r Tt??inuLi"*o cbsist
LAI-Krl ROi-'M HOTTI. A-T..S? SCMA* IL
-..^^- ? satrliaal Bao?!*?**
Being found in fashion as a
man, He humbled Himself.
and became obedient unto
death, even the death of the
Cross. Phi!. 2, 8.
Relnrcd In C hriat. let this be our
pr.iv er, that the Ford, in the rlrhes
of His grar<% would being it more
habituad', more deeply, more fully
before us?what this blessed One
did for us when He emptied Him?
self and rame do?n to this world,
and went ahout in the form of a
servant, ind labored and toiled and
suffered, and at last shed His
precious blood for the remission of
our sina. For the more this is
present to our hearts, the more will
our hearts be filled with personal
atarhment to Ihat blessed One and
the more ?hall we long to be with
Him?that hlossed One, ?ho Is now
at the right hand of ?Vid intenedlnf
for us. (iEOKGK M?LLER.
I
The Rev. ("nsrles A. Eutr.n, pavor
ef the Madi-on Avenue Rapt'st
i hurrh, corner ef 31st St., will preach
to-morrow morning: on "A Communion
Meditation" sr.d la the evening" on "A
Revival Sermon." Allan W. Wright
will conduct t'irt Union Hih'.e C!n!S at
9:4r? a. m., and his topic will be
"Hide and Seek."
The preacher at the Calvary Bap?
tist ?hurch. 123 W. KTth Ft., tomorrow,
in the morning and evening, will be the i
Rev. Joseph \V Kemp, ef Edinburgh.
At the Central Baptist Church, 92d
.?t. and Amsterdam av., the Rev. I>r.
Frank gf. Goodchild will preach at '
11 a. m. to-mci-rcw on "a Misguided:
! Man." At 8 p. in. Dr. (?oodehild's sub- '
[lent will be "Thou Shalt Not Worry,";
; heinc the first in a popular course on '
"Foiyottrn Commandment.-'."
W, 8. Richardson, of the Young ;
Men'? Bible (laus of the Fifth Avenue
Baptist Charcha "ill lead the class in
the discussion of the following per
tinent religious questions on surces
.?iv e Sunday morning? at ? : 40 o'clock:
"Why Study the BibleT" "What Does
Braver Avail?" "Are U'e Meant tc Be
\ Healthy and Happy?" "Do We Believe
j in God?"
Dr. Madison C. Peters ?rill preach to
? morrow in the North Baptist Church, in
\ West 11th st., between Warerijf and
Fourth are. Subject at 11 a. m., "Is!
Billy Sunday's Oed the Loving Father
I Keveakd bj Chri.-t?" and at fl p. m.,
i "Fashioi.able Cloaks for Sin."
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Dr. Charles L. Goodell, pas'or of St.
i Paul's Methodist Church, West End av.
! and 66th at., will pr?-neh to-morrow
.morning on "The Joy ef Christ," and j
at H p. m. on "What Would Christ Do in !
New York''' Prefesser C? .rles Albert
Baker, formerly of th" Madison Avenue 1
i Reformed Church, will hereafter direct '
1 musical affairs at St. Paul's.
Dr. Wiiliaa? H. M organ ?rill preach
i to-morrow morning in Calvary Mi'li
j odist i hurch, 129th st. and Seventh av.,
? on "The Cerirle of the Jews," and in
the evening Tl There a Judgment?"
At the Madison Avenue Methodist ?
i Epi?eepal Church, corner cot h st. and |
j Madison av , there will be preaching at ;
11 a. m. an! 8 p. in. to-morrow by the '
; Rev. Dr. Alan MacRo3gie.
At St. Acdrew'i Methodist church,
West 7ffth st.. Dr. Fre?l W iiiilow Adam?
will preach at 11 n. in. to-morrow on:
"The Return of Bespeasibilit*/." Holy
1 commun on and confirm?t ion of mom
' bers. At H p. m. on "The Shepherd
Psalm" i musical service).
At the Old John Street Methodist j
Church, services will be held morning
aad rearing te-iaerrow. The Rev.
Lewi? R. Streefer will preach.
NEW THOIC.UT.
AEOLIAN HALL. M W. 43RO ST.
THE NEW THOUGHT CHURCH
Sun-la.? 11 A. M . K W fn/l. 8pcakar.
Hrar the vv.fl.|?rfil I'lgM '?rg?n._
i'Ki->Kvri-;Ki\>.
FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
nit? a?i. sed ut? st.
REV.;. H. JOWETT, D. D., Pastor
Smt.ra it 11 A. ht a/?l 4 3S t M,
Dr. Jow?tt wi;i prearS at huth ????les?.
| Offering for ?m'ii'i l.ipna? en?l BetMiolct.t rund.
Mi.? ?Ihl? riaaa al 10 A M
?ni? BM-WeeS Berei ? in th? hi?d?i as w?dn??daj
I at g 16 p^M artll a? ? naitet??! bj Dr learett.
MADISON SQ. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Madls."i A" MM arU :4tb Htr??4.
Riv. C. H. PARKHuRST, 0. D, Pastar
REV. C. R. MONTGOMERY. PH. D?
Mali;?:.I M.n.a i-r
Th? ru-or iiii-'iiiii* m ?'"i Dr. ?aaV
gomrrj ?. tag Lorai ?rTir?. ? r. A?.
I'i mr.ui I in awr?l*-?. 4 IV If._ j
THE BRICK CHURCH
Ktfth Aif...i? Saal Tiilr?) .it? 'h 8l/??C
?, ,. s VVII.I.1AM I'li-.ll.-'i.S MI-KKIL-L
Mliilat?r? lVUA,K I.ATIV. K JAM.WAV
DR JIERIIIII. will pr??ih a? 11 ari'l 4 o'cloca.
li . Scbool M I ? A. ?, .
UM-rrk .--.-Tli-e. Wrdn4*l*). at ? n r. M ,,
noon njiirii v. m i:v ?vi.i.M.Ai ".o?. ?-?.
#%L0 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
11 FIFTH AVENUE-ELEVENTH STREET
UHOWAfiDOUFFIELD-ll A.M-8P.M.
University Place Presbyterian Church
i r II . Street ;
' ?I : pr?a h a: : A v| Re? o ,.|.YDfc WEIhT,
VI - I' vi ???
THE U*?0N THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
? r?r- mtm ?o.-isiepiog
aatamaan * - .??'"? ??'--_
B R OA DWAY
PRESBYIERIAI? CHURCH.
1.1 i, *?? ?.??J Broad*???
w?Jt?.- 0u?c?n rayase, o.".-. M
maleta* p"'-"< ,- h a m ?nd ' /. ??
? WEST-PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
SM* SI. ??? A?iiUrJ?a A??.
Re?. ABTHOMY H. IVAHl. O. 0. I Pu:oPa.
' a,' ?NSOH P. ATTERBURY. 0. 0, J
; . .. , ? ill BV I 4 ?? 4Vt ?? ?? **
FOURTHPRESBYTEBIAM CHURCH
WmI C?ft A.?. I"? Kit <?<?
COCAS ?HITA:;!:? WORK. 0. 0 tutor.
Mr. !' '-?
Ft. Washington Presbyterian Church,
Kith W aeai Bri?<i?ja/
Be?. BABIEL HOFFMAN BARTIH. fl 0..
.?i mmmm ?t u a M end ? r M
_ ?? A \l 1 -.1 St A Ml Morn? W.
HARLEM- ^ m W km Jf.
NEW YORK i * i* **s* a?
ipai-i-Da? PRlSU*TES?Ar4 CHI-SCH.
C12N IkAL , ,1 laJ A?.
K "ITm" lir?-au l^iT'-i.
. T?i--?. ?r>?r PREhBYTERIAH CHtBCM".
"ST. NICHOLIs'lVEi/^'^F
It., MEBI W liro-ra. P P.. i^??4?4t
rnoTMT.%>r am or?ii?
^w^7'?*fH
?T 11 BP?..?. Mi?al f?
IT ?ATTBIWS CHURCH. II W?el **** SI.
AHTHI R H J' l-43l.Br ? .? Sr"--"- -.M**'
Vf V -t.-..
CRTff? "CHURCH. Brall.a, ??? ,. ,#*?*^<
The "Martin Luther" service ?t the
Metropolitan Temple, 14th st. and Tth
av., to-morrow promises to be tun
usually interestin/. The addres? will
be illustrated. Music with 'cello solos
?rill be an additional feature. At the
morninjr service the communion will
be observed.
Tali K-en Morgan's New York Festi
I horus of 800 voices will render
liounod's '("rallia" at 11 a. m. to mor?
row at th? (Irace Methr>il:?t Episcopal
CI urrh. W. l?'th st.. between Colum?
bia and Amsterdam av* Dr. Rarisaor
will preach bnei'v on "Worn for All."
I-. the evening he will preach on "New
York's Greatest Need."
RKPORMKI) CHI RCHF.9.
At the Haral? Collegiate Church.
Fifth av. and 29th st.. at 11 a. m. to?
morrow Dr. Hurrell will preach on "The
Life Beyond." and at ft p. m. on "A
Few Things That Are Worth While."
At the Collegiate Church of M
Nicholas Plfta av. and 4>?th st., the
Rev. Dr. Malcolm James MacLeod, min?
ister, will preach st 11 a. ra. tomor?
row, and h* Rev. Arthur Frederick
Mabon nt ? p. m.
At the Collegiate Church. West End
av. and 7 7th st., the Rev. Frederick E.
Stockwell, of Newburgh, N. Y., will
preach at 11 a. m. and at 4:30 p. m to?
morrow. The choir will sing uouno.d's
"Gallia" at the latter service.
In Hamilton Grange Reformed
Charta the Holy Communion will be
observed at 11 a. m. to-morrow, and
thf minister, Dr. Paul Seibert I.ein
barh. will speak on "A Great Confes
?j m " At I p. m. he w:!l preach on
"Tiresome Religion." The men of
Hamilton Grange Church will meet
next Thursday to form a new organ?
isation for aggressive religiou? work
on Washington Heights.
At the Reformed Church of Harlem,
Lenox av and 123d st., to-morrow at R
p. m. Edwin I. Steams will give a chalk
talk on "The War on the Liquor Traf
fie " At 11 a. m. th? pastor, Dr. Tllton,
wil! preach.
I VITAR?AN.
At Unitarian All Souls' Church the
aaaaaiatB minister, the Rev. William
Laurence Sullivan, will preach at 11
a. m. tomorrow on "Principle vs. Op?
portunism."
At the (hurch of the Messiah (Uni?
tarian i, Park av. ani 34th st., the min?
ister, the Rev. John Haynes Holmes,
will preach at 11 a. m. to-morrow the
first of two sermons on the que?tion
"Will Our Civilization Endure?" In
th? first sermon he will discuss th.'
forces that Hie making for disruption,
and on (he Sunday following* the forces
that are making for conservation.
To-mor*-ow at the I-enox Avenue Uni?
tarian (hurch. the Rev. Dr. Merle St.
Croix Wright will have as his sermon
topic "Industrial Germany."
General Items of the Week.
At the Church of the Divine Pater?
nity, t'entrai Par?; West and 76th ?t.,
the pastor, the Rev. Dr. Frank 0
HalL will preach at 11 a. m. tomorrow
on "Thing! in Common."
At the Broadway Tabemac'e Churer*.
Broadway aad ."-dth st., the Rev. Dr.
Charles F Jeff* raoB, pastor, will preach
at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. to-morrow.
The Eight* Avenue Mission, 29<1 R?h
av., han already beptin its open a:r
campaign by a service in Madison
.Square Sundays at 4 p. m. This, with
other open air services, is to be con?
tinued through the summer.
Dr. T. P. Collins, who for the last
ten years has been the super.ntendent
of the West Side Juvenile Club, will
be the speaker at the Twenty-third
St root V. M. c. A., ?2\b W. tU st.. at
6 p. m. to-morrow. His subject will be
"Evolution and Revolution in the So?
cial State."
"The World's Pc%ee and How to Se?
cure It" will be the subject of the
Rev. Dr. S. Parkes ('adman to-morrow
at the 4 p. m. meeting for men at the
PKOTIISTANT trswcowAU
CHURCH OF ZIONAND ST. TIMOTHY
i ? at -i ?rasai
Bario-, Ret IIK.Mt? I.I ?hi K, I) C I.
Ho> Cataa-atuat-as. 11)1
Momia? l'ravar.Il S? A M
H?iy Coimmuilnu. Praachar. Tr-.* Kevior . Il A M
I ? a Frayai .?U P. M
Otj-?ii Ktvual.T 38 1". M
I H*rrtc* PlMaaWr. Kit ??t?nl*>y M CtBIO
l?i.'l ... ? T. at.
CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION
Madison aw ?? -t SMI. at.
Th? Ko? H C Ri'miNn. R?-**r
SAM Tli? H'-l? rornsounli? ? SO, M^mlrf
i Prarar, Hoi* i'?mmunlan. 11. Utaoj. Sssm,
Barsar; H ? i*^mui?uitnn. 4, Chur?-h K?ri*r? of th?
| Soiiatjr of raasaUtal Wars, ??raiua, Bf Um Re?.
1 H I Rr.l.blltS _
ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S CHURCH
m laUaso Bveaoe ?I ??ta straat.
Th? H*\ I.*"l*riit"ii Park?, D.D.. Racior.
SAM Holy Communion
' 111 U Tli? Ilri lecht?n Parka, D D. ?nil
prta.-li
: 4PM Pri*rh*-r. R?f Bj .In?? I* I'mhar
?_tanta!? -Tli- ll?urrecllnn." ?tanfor?.
[ CATHEDRAL OF ?T. JOHN THE DIV1NC.
Ai.w>rdam An-uta? and llltb BtraaC
I A M Th? >'<:> c-i!iiruuii'.in.
RAM TIm- llnly r.iruniuiilon (Itallao).
1? A M Maaaaas Pramr
II a >i Pi-attraar. lirr Mm M Craaa
4 I* M r-.anirr, R?? ?>r O A Canto-Man.
Dally ?Wlatea. IM A U.. 1. M ; t P K.
.i rx.f?)' M'irxl?T and Haturdayl_
Che ?sceiuton msxu
P.*t. I?r PIBTT KTICHMT ORA.VT. Bar*.?**
II Jlunili? a**-rriM ?,.d KrrawHi
? I aana ? I Uau a Thr- Hn!> City
! ?. Mr Ollhrrt ?. H.mr H-" l?e*i C ?*xa.
I ??ho Juii-iao A|.|>-rtni?<J or L i??rt?d I"_
St. CtomM'0 Cbnrch
I I! Ill Ail AM> UD HT
B?? FitNF.f- i' M BTfBBB, l> l> . R***lac.
I t A. M H...> I .non. .
I II M.** . a r**r*rl.? aad HenDon 'Barter).
il. . 4'.<I Afldre.? I?aa*4sr).
I I P M Hour of Oi*aii M.*?.?- _
CHURCH 01 THE HOLV COMMUHIO*?.
?Baa, a,, m Ina at
1 ? o? A M -:i".y C*aw lasaa
I*. on A M Piaarhai usa BaaBM.
I : -aiuiloo
i- \: i ulKlrr,!. K-rrloa.
i m lu lai aantd
4 **? P M Co .Brraati.i*. Km ru'-Ion.
II. *(l F M lira. Il? 11.? 11' 1 M
TRINITY PA?I?H. CHAPEL OF THE INfLR
CFM?lOa Bnalway arad lUth hur-t R?? M H
. . ? *S ?:. ? ? 4 '
? i . kurlren'*
M. mtaM Piayr- atad BataW
| H. in i- M Ar.-, uai --.i ? at I ha
M ?aal..?*..) Il t ? ( li A K All
j m??iil^r if t.'i? l? A K ro?d
ST. JAMES* CHURCH
Mio? a i ! :?v s- ?r
Holy Cateta - il* ? 43
\ t Yr.jcr A Maar-axm i Blata? Cavrtaa*). 11.
t l'raaa* A rWrtuoa Mr Backaia?'. ?
St. ?coroc'e Cburcb
la on l*th ?rret. tM' ci M Arcrua.
/ Wa?ta rr?*>--A'l W.loina
h\KI. III! \ Ml K.:: r
U ?. ?a I 11 ilU.K'rl aiul S
Spa a. a-iiK ??rrjr Suuday c??;.lii?"
CHURCH OF THf MEAV?NLV RCST.
F'f I. A?? a- .. 4
Ftrr HIKHI?T KHII'MA.N K?<tor
I A St.. K".' ' 'inmuiilco II. Memu? P?a/?r.
i B?rm*?. ryicr * EtaMBf Piafar, iVrax*
,HE TRAMSFI6URATI0N. I C. **.
I l'OHMt KIU**!? r. ?. ? A M At 1? '? SI.RMON
-. Hohlaar.a' ?;ni >ii\ii>\|. - MA?S IIIX
SKiMO a? ? ?'-"^? ?iih PHiH F.KBluN M*? ??f
FERMf? ? ?
" ALL AMSEL*' CHURCH. Maar Pud A? and ll?t
Rr Th? ??*? S |i?.!.A\l KY Til*.*. Va?."?.!) 1> D.
' l><-u>r Hoi/ Cinaaivuiafi. ?AM H?'y ?'?*?
n ?iil?i an-! Ptrmnn bf Iba SUrtar at 11 A AI
; Cfcufai Ei?naori| 4PM ?
mswsmasx
acForaiEO CMuacM of harlem.
Laeoa Arania? and 113rd Rtiaat
Bar rtx.AR TItTYlV Jr. [i P. atia?aur
11 A M I>* TUtsn ?ill -araai-ti
| F M rr.?i? Talk b> tVlvtu | o'^nA.
Tb* War ?a U*a U*na*f TragK
V,>?t Side Y. Bf. G A.. Ith ar. and
ITta ?'
The Rer. I>r Williaa Adams Tirown
r-each (n thr cM'-el of the
Lnion Theoli-cc-v! Seminary, ??'?rs
mont ar.. between ISfth and I2?d ?t?.,
a'. 11 a. m. to-rr.cr:
An example of church <<-?
is being furnished by ten of ike S'rot
e>t?nt cl.urche-? of the middle
Side in the production of a
pageant. This is to be a repreaenta
,u.p of life m the Hc!v Lead. The
,iprr?ents a setti"-* of the <ity
of Jeru?al-*m. t?:th kaaaara, ho1-.? ? and
cafes. There will ?!io be '?
the Tabernarir, tv.c a
Bedouin encampment indm*n?ai' ?
Rr-o-artna* ?he rj-l-rni. ? no?.
A cast of eighty r*?<' r "? ' r:ta'
costume will take par. in uhli-aiia of
Rible scenes and parable- The ???-d
dtng and funeral cereimi-:?!? will be
a prominrt part of the pagfart. Tha
pageaal will be held in t'hr.st Church
Howe, Mi W. 3<Uh st., every evening,
exrept Saturday and Sur.lay, from
April M to May 14. Tt will a.?o be
cprn on the afternoons of May I
and 12.
The suhiect of the !es?or.-sennon In
the C'hn-?t.an Science churches to-mor?
row ?ill be "Everlasi.ng i\:ni?r.raant,H
and thr- Golden Ttxt < Geneeiii, srili,
251, "Shall Not tha Judge of All tha
Larth Lo Right ?"
-itual Knowing" will u tha saa
ject of Dr. W. John Murray's address
at 11 a. m. to-morrow in the Laurel
Room, Hotel Astor, where the Church
of the Healing Christ Is holding reg?
ular services.
"The Unknown God" will be the sub?
ject of Dr. Franklin Warren Sears'a
lecture at 11 a m. to-morrow at tha
New Thought Church, /Folian Hall,
H to 36 W. 43d st. The demand for
the continuance of the Sunday servicea
during the summer months has become
so laatateat that arrangements ara
now being made by the church ?matees
looking toward that end. The church
office, at 110 \V. 34th lt., Is kept opta
all tha year round.
To-morrow evening Mr?. Heirn Tem?
ple Brigham will speak for the Spirit?
ual and Fthical Society at 142 W. I'.'hth
st.. her theme being "When Shall tha
I>ead Awake?"
A series of Sunday afternoon evan?
gelistic Bible houra is anncunced by
the National Bible Institute i.o be held
at the institute headquarters building,
214 West 35th et., on Sunday after?
noons throughout May at lt?ti p. m.
Th? y will be led by Don 0. Shclton,
pri- dcit of the institute Jumes D.
Hunted, of Denver, will speak at the
Mi-Au'ey Cremorne Mi.?.-iun, 211 West
?i-'-'h sl , next Sunday at ? p. m.
keil Fea Jame?, a student at the Car?
lisle Indian School and a member el
the tribe of Black Fret Indian-?, will
give an illustrated address on "Indian
Lite'' at the Harlem "loutig Men's
in Association, 5 We??
on Sunday afternoon at 4 a, tu. The
meeting is open to all men.
"'Mu? LoH'i Prefer* and 'The
mon en the Mount': i h r j
Bourres and ParaHela," will i
third in the ?. ?
dressai on "The Life sad
Ji.*us the Jew" by Dr. \\ -.? at Car-'
Ball at 11 :"?" a. n. | ?? be?
fore the Free Synagogue.
At 11 a. in. to-morrow at the Meeting
House of the Society for Ethical < ell
urc. Central Park West and Mth ?t.,
Dr. Henry Neumann will speak on
"Fathi ihoi'd: A Neglected Feld iii
Moral Kducation."
At 11 a. m. the Brooklyn Sor rty for
Kthical Culture meeting m the Brook?
lyn Academy of HflBtC will be ad?
dressed by IIrs. Frederick Nnthin on
"The Broadening Scope of W oman'a
Influence."
Dr Manuel Rivero will give a lectura
on "What and Where Is Heaven?" at
the hall, ?Oft Wee, Itlatt st., next
Thursday evening. Mr?. M. Rivero will
sing "Widmung." by Robert Schumann,
and "The Ka?hmiri Sons," by Aasjr
Woodforde-Finden.
Kt:roKMEP.
THR MITMM E IOII.M.IATB < ?H BCB.
I Al- -i I
Ra? JOHN (J I Aim ti I?, Mtnla-ta?.
will |>r??. h ?I 11 A M ar.d S P. M.
the MAKBi.r coLLmai?Tm cmvnca.
6th An- ai.d irsth RL
Bar. DAVID JAS hi KKK1.I.. D. D , WctstaT.
in. i
11 A M.? "Th* LW* It
g 1' U?"A Few T.i-.gi Tt.it An Wtartra WHfla.
THE COLLEUI?TE CUVmVM O?
Ml HOI At?,
Sth Aw. and 4?tn BL
Be? MALCOLM JAs MACLEOD. D IX.
?rill pn*?-h II li 4. It
Be?. Arthur Vrv-.lrrl.-k M?hen at I F BL
Churrh ?Vlxvil. ? 4'. A M.
Quarti? aoconunnlad t? orean. Harp ?nal TMS?,
THE WEST EMI < OI.I.E4.TATE CnVKCm\,
Hi?! Rod At?, and :7th R?.
Pot HKNRY EVEHTSOX coll?, h I> . MlaMar.
He? TnamrltM i: B4ock-r?tl, of N --?burarb. N T.
<rl.i prraili al II A >l and 4 O) I' M At t ai
, 1' if u.c .hair will slog (??ui.-d? "OaHte."
HAMILTON GRANGE ^tmmin\\\TBF
j l'Ai I, SCIBKKT LEINBAfll. I) I). Mlr.leua,
I 11 A M "A (?rrar Confr?iloii" (L'cnunurloo).
, 11' M "Ti??* ir.? kWlgloc ' _
1.1 I i.l.MI I- ? M IH'Mf
refobmid cathouc* ?rnvint ?r*ri?*r? ara
?lun. Ill VVwt '"?h _?uri.lar. S 3d_
-m 11 i v OF i i.i t Mi*?
MtaWOPB SnCITTT Of FRIEND?} tCr^bo?ot)^
I Mietliiga fo? wnnhl? 11 ?'tieeat iO Gfarr-rry Par*,
Mai.ha'ran. Lala??!? and ?4aalilnglon A, a. Bmnk
1 hi; Mi.? M>-iii,ga. Manha' Hi, ? o\. ? k. Blti'e
I l iiun M... _ ___^
I " RELIGIOUS SOCIETY Of FRIEnIiS. ?aaetlasi
tor ? ???hip. Han. al St] East li'.h at. Mia
kalta?. ai,.-, 110 (h hrnoerlauru at. Si^~*.?u.
sl-IHIH \l l-T
FST?" no I.i-fill .41. I!.*rar?h R^lalj. I - Tig
T.1" li .la . 5?ih ai.d v|?i|V,n a? . Su ?.. 4.
v Titural?). ?aturda), I. 4\r j:.-?la?. X
I Adsrt-irlon I'm
SPECIAL NOTICE
tut*e*M. Ma, 4 g P. m . liaa??? el R-?t??-t?
k) 44- Lake: Matt-lall-all??, freaiasl a?? ?t??r
ghylktl manil?iuti??i. OenaeRiiricd. Pukll? la
: j^tid.
SH'ltual ?ad Ekkical Saari, Baia?
' Tni.p.? hrteiiarn a- ? a- 1 ???r'ng KTwilng
t?? in? vv .? - . v ? _
l.Ml \Kt \N.
CHURCH T???Fr MKS??H ^:rHAV?T:
JOHN HAYiNtS HOLMES
rrai s at 11 A
WILL OUR CIVILUATION ENDUrtt?
ALL SOULS* 4 a
Be> I*r m-IMAS It SI.ICIH Ml- tautr
Km Wtd. LAI Kk.M'K RI LU VAN A.ao-la'a.
?Ill ?'???? H, ^.. IIIIMIIIJ. ,. IllT'iR
. TI MSlal IniM, II II ? At A.l . -
LENO?" AVENUE UNITARIAN CMUftCM.
CurMr 12tai at f..*oem.
?INDUSTRIAL GERMANY."
S?? H-r. >? ?? . rVi.?i l? ii Minlaaar^
IMUK'MIM
I THC CHURCH OF TNE OIVINE fATcaNirv.
Oatral f?rk Wa>( ??? Ikt? Un??.
?U. PKAM4 111.14 ?.11 I? ? I'laxar.
prTwrl?, ?I 11 A M "Thl?f? I* C?**???.-'
r. n. t ?
S. PARKES CADMAN
-Tke Martd? IV?.? ami Ha* ?? a-mili 1? '
w?*i ?a-?? IM? 4. at ?H a s an ir g
oi ni K ?I :?m- ' -
vnlniHIUIVn
a u?? o.?-*?, a?-rtic? e?*t n???' ?' il r at
1 J MMISA.N B-af?.
8TM AVg MH4.il?>- )?? ?ta A'*
?aVaegaH ???W??a ????.
.... : , , a -.-?.,-- ? -ut Baal
.?.H \'.. vu ?- i..i e?A 44?M III
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Dl. ik-'ii?. ipMAag. A., ??..jai??.

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