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WHERE TO GO TO
CHURCH TO-MORROW
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rj? TO-NIGHT AT 8 P. M. PRESIDENT WILSON BY DIRECT WIRE FROM t
? THE WHITE HOUSE WILL FORMALLY OPEN THE
I Palestine Pageant and Oriental Exposition i
?j? AT THE ?
Grand Central Palace
rj. Lexington Avenue and 46th Street. ?is
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T S truc representation of the streets of Jerusalem and life in the Holy Land. 1
*<* Come and hear the cry of the water teller and see the native merchant* and peasants T
rajoying life just as it was hack in the dayi "? David. ?_
*
Rev. Allan Moore and a Cast of
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H. Tnder the auspices of the Board "f Religious Education of the Diocese of New York X
X and the patronage? of Rev. David H, Greer, Bishop of N'en- York, and the \>w York Fed- X
T eration of Churches. m
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
I!ro?Ml??BT uno 7011t Street.
PASTORI. M. HALDEMAJ,D.D?
11 A M?"Till". WHNliI.I'll I- IKlTils
pH I OKI II HY Till, nill'.KX A4 LE IN
?HE \tll iniliM ????. II.I.ISTKATKI) ?V
A MODEL."
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OK A 1 \( I .' I?. MM l> TEL III TI AI.
TOOI Ill WHO III 1.1KM> IN A PEK
MiN \i Kit I... ok in: who iiefvses
To HKi.ii;\ B?"
t-'rltltts Nicht. Ni.vfinher 201 li. 8 o'clock.
Dr. Il .Lu m m ??III aaewet Hie f..ii..i? ?tig
qnr?ll..n?: "IIOKN THE 11(111 4.IIOM 1\
SI'IKI I'EKSONfs l(> BPEAK WITH
,'lllM.I 1?. TO-DAY* I*? THE PREBENT
T4IM.I I ?loll.?UN I ill 4.(11) OK THE
DEVIL T"_|
MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH.
MAl'IBt?. AVE ? "II '-ST -1
C. A. EATON, D. D., Pastor.
M A. M ? 'America (.l?-w Thank? While the
World Mourn?."
8 P. M.-"But If Not . r
e_Ue ? 4?. Pe? C. F. Hall. L.-edrr
FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHUBCH.
.
't*? ' D. D. ' v..,,,.,.
lie? - * vl."*'
Or. ?rVtMltkln ?i ret '. a: 11 and f>.
kuitde? . . , .
1?. - . g People'? fl LtJ.
Prajret Me. . ? P M
^CALVARY BAPT1SI CHURCH
?? ? ma a, ne?- asta s?s
Rev. Joseph W. Kemp, Pastor
: ? A M 4 P. ?i
M.i, ? ) Claaa ?i II. He? Dr. I
? ?
?s, it 11 A. M
.?_
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHUBCH. hirl lb. ereo
, r?.ii1i>pln? ID the
? . ? betw? i.
a- '. I'l.e Pastor.
I BAM 111 1?. 1' 1' ?nil ptastah.
.- Thankl???
,.. M . ' n.at.ir. Dr.
I ??. r?n
"Llttl. Jourri'y. w'th Gre?; H?m? Writer!."
"IharUs Wesssy nn.l Mis H\mns."
tllKI-ll an M H Nt a.
Christian Science
Churches
l.-rid???. II A.M. ?nd S P.M. Wednmday?. I P.M.
lint Church. Central I? ?'?
6? ond Ci'ur.1. .
Third Churc'i l
reurfh Church i ?'??tiltil ?
Firth Chare?, ? . ? I W. IM 81.
buth Chu? r, .
( .'M. I.I i. VIKINAl..
Broadway Tabernacle
Bro?i'*... 11'J 14*8 Slrft.
if H*?, i'-.' "PERILS OF PREPAREDNESS"
ms( iri i.?. or ( HKi-r
CENTRAL CHURCH. 142 West Bltt St.
flan Je??e. K. Philputt. I. I' Pastor
i THE OUTUHN?S OF LIFE."
IM? IMH.
-BETH-EL TEMPLE,"
FHTi; \? ,.\'t I .?Mi 7..Til BTIll I I
Rl.? I'll s ??II I T. si Hl LMAN,
<?l M?S? ?I..il ?'IMS AT I.I.I.? I .
"Th? Lo?e of Am.rha ?A Th?nk?givlig Sermo?.
I I lilt KAN.
CHURCH OF THE ADVENT. l'.-,a1?a> A ?74| Bt
)l-, ?Atn M il - Pai . ?m. Alpin.
Ml.THODI.?! **B**aaM 'OPAL.
ST. PAULS METH.-QIST CHURCH
CHARIESLGOODELI, D.D., Pastor
11 A. M. I're? l.'.i.? ty Bat l'nr.t.r
I P. M A ? I 1 ; !s -
_I'-.'i/ ??a. en oj Hing Hing
MADISON AVENUE CHURCH
Sixtieth Street
BEV. WORTH M. TIPPY. D. 0.. ?II prearh
11 A M I ?Soap ' ? | ? ??."; ?,~4
S 1* M Hn'l I ass. In '?. \\'<v!...r.'? (1?,
?I V
iriksf-.?,
ham . ? ? .it npi
a r .si m?- . i as?. ,'? ' -, ??otn..t,-? nas?,
?Ils? JK,ug'a?. 10 A M . - Social
Hour. ' i I- M T!.a/.ks?l?itig s -
CALVARY METHODIST ffi*
Rev. W. H. MORGAN, D. D.
At 11 a.- : - 18-*?. Wllll? P. Odell. . f . ?
X'ST. ANDREW'S '^'^?^
FREO WINSLOW ADAMS D. I'.. Minister.
11 A M "A Thanksgiving Prayer.''
s !? .?! "Love Merle? of th-' Blbl?. '
III i . : Delilah)
PDr. E. Von Ma ? .1 Harvard Unl,rr?lty,
?I
"Germ?? Th?ugr,t? on |.,?..e? of War."
ARK AVENUE CHU'tCH.
OLD JOHN ST. CHURCH
Mil THOM.HI.
MRS. CHAP?N.
<n~ s ? '
1 . . : ' ? i . -
n ? ? " -
... ?'? ' 41
-
HARRY GAZE.
.
ir I
s ; ?
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AC*Uf ?V HAll I ?A.-- '? s.
THE NEW THOUGHT CHURCH
HENRY FRANK,
'."A'.??. A? i .-n: -T
"Fr.?> City t? Ctealc Cntelou?.???."
._TV''V*>? "It A?,fit? a Melt n? Pelt"
FREEDOM FRATfRNITY.
' ' * * ? ' ?Urth? Waah
* ' ' ' A 14
**??>4??-> "OLYMPUS.
I'RF.MHIIKIW
MADISON Su. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
M? ? A.. I
BIV C. H PARKHUHST !.. 0.. PASTOR
BIV. (.. B. MONtr.OMEHY. P?. 0
?
Tl.? I A M
trr M?' ? ??'? ?/ ?' -.-?!??. * I' M
Tkaak??l?iri| Day. , u* |.?.
FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
W'-t I n? Av, ?nd Mfl M.
IOOAB WHIfAKtR WOHK u O.. Peale?
. ?
11 A ?* '
. ?
WIST etk' I ? ? M MIAN l HUB? H
8A4h V. ?*d A,?,teede?? A??.
Bo? ANTHONY H 4?/T?NH 0.0. I .. ,
R?, ANSON P. ATTEKDURY 0 D. /
J)' At II HI ' - ? ?! ? . I "
ft Wsihioftoa Presbyterian Church,
1744k St.. ?? ?read?.??.
Be?. D. HOFFMAN MARTIN I) P. Pa.'.r
?ill (/r.a/'i ?? I I A ?( a: ! ? V ?t
UaiveTMtf fisc? Pre.b.l.n.r, ( bur.?
Sa? '.(''h..: .', tAu.u'jn. >
Will tm,m.b ?I 11 A. U. su? ? U. ?A.
PK0BYTEBIAN,
PARK AVENUE
Presbyterian Church
AT 85th STREET
THE REV. CHAS. W. WELCH,
Minister.
SERVICES
Bible School .9:30 s. m.
Morninu Worship.Il o clock
Young People? Devotional Service.7 :00 p. m.
Evening Worship .8 o'clock ,
Midweek Service, Vvedneiday.8 p. m. '
AN INVITATION IS EXTENDED TO ALL
_PEOPLE._ __ ;
F?FTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Filth Ay?. and Fifty-fifth St.
REV. J. H. JOWETT. D. D? Pastor.
?tottm ?t n a m mi* N iv m.
I', J..ps-..it v. Ill pi>?ch tt hot!. ?nice?
Offarto? hat A??wni ?.>??% itoari of Freed m?-.
M?n'? H?Me Claa? at 10 A M.
Thank.glaint Servie? Triur!?<l?? at 11 A M
]>i Jtmeti "ill pr?si-h.
I f"i ti,? poo? i( tli? Churi-h
Th? M . W?ek tetelet will be omittad._
THEBRICKCHURCH
mi \i - m &id TMrty-?ev?nth IMt
___. '.Ml MAM iTKRS'lN MF.R1UI.L.
"?' ' I RANK U4TTMER JANEWAY.
I?r Mi:ilHll.:. "Ill pr?arh at 11 snd 4.
M?ndcl??or.n? "Elijah" at the 4 "'rich ^rrlc?.
.. Deri III ? P1?nm4rn <;iaa? at 10 ?.'clock
Pro! Charla? Tl.?Jl?u? TMiy, In-ader.
Thankatjlalng Sen/Ice TMiit-laa at 11 o'clock.
a- ?i.li. Dr. Morrlll ?rUI iiraech.
Noon Servi? Every Weekday lexcapl N'o?. M).
IS 10?11 M._
B RO AD WAY
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
? ?4!. St ?:.d Broadway
Waltrr Duncan Buchanan. D. 0..
MInl?ter yrea. V? ?'. 11 A _M. and ? P. M.
LD FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
FIFTH AVENUE-ELEVENTH STREET
HOWARD DUFFIELD-II A.M-8 P.M.
DIlTrCDC PRESBYTERIAN CHU'CH
KUluLKj Broadway and 78d Ft
Rev. DANIEL RUSSELL. D. D? ?111 preach at
M A H At h 1' M. IaatallatU-r. Service.
Speaks??: A. J. ?RQWN. D. D.l W,_ P. M?R.
RILL. D. D.. and ROBERT KACKENII?. D. 0.
rPIMTDAI PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
.?DPI I K/\U Mld|,on Av??u? and ?7th Stre-rt.
Rea Wilton Mcrl?-8?nlth, I? !' . Fasln?,
trill pre? h >t 11 A M
_R?v Hugh Bl?ek at 4 19 P U._
nomun _um*h opal.
o
trinity Cburcn
Sunday Service?
7, 8. 9 a. m Holy Communion.
10:30 ?. m . Mornini Prayer.
Ils. m., Holy Communion and Sermon.
3:30 p. m.. Evensong and Serven.
8 p. m., Service and Sermon.
Week-day Service?:
7:30. 9 s. m . 3 p. m.
Short service for butine? people ?daily eicepl
Thankigiving Day and Saturday at 12 ra.
Preacher, Nov. 22 to 26 incl., Ihe Rev.
W. G. W. Anthony, D.D.
Trana?.l?l?o Day Hervlpe? 7 SO a. ?"?. Holy Com?
munion. 10 SO *. ?n.. Mornln? Prayer: II ?. m..
Holy Communion and Sermon: S p. m, Evening
Pray?r.
? in H? ? iii-i.\ am. PA]
CHURCH; 'BELOVED DISCIPLE
Ea?t Slth St., near Madlaaa Ave.
ri:v i>i:\r.v m ?Aitiiorn. i> l>.. nennr
? 7:30 A. M.. Holy ?..Vpii.Miiinior 10 A. M., Morn?
ing l'raver II A. M., Bob t'onnnunlim Sermon
1 R Servira I C Ki:,g Hall.
11.ht sa l Oteaa
,? lo..'1 the i'?-.. Cerne" w.?.:??r(i
. i- ."Prtere" Ir?nck
4 P. M. P?pu!?r Veaper?.
!?-? .1e Ar '?I.le It--.Ik!'??-"'' v
i llarip I .<.?.: ' nit Worta" Hube?
Tri.. a ? . T" W'lielpley
TVoUn, 'Calle. Il?rt. a:i 1 ?ir.-aii.
Organ M-.ln?tl..n" Betet*
I '. !??>? ! ) Rert.if
r ' v ? niiPTur-i
S P. M.. 1 . ? a
i iiTii au:\i e
4M? 1.III STKKKT.
II ? Di i BRI ? -ri' KM Y GRANT, Itert.ir
11 M N -. r
t ? - . rVhubert'a The ?A? g I
Miriam "
v ... ii ????? i! -. t... a??ae*esalsa ?t
111 INKSOH IN?, I?AY
? _n AM v ? .-i- - ?Sector)
Church of Zion and St. Timothy
? v ? i -:??
11. i 1.1 NitY 1,1 Hl.i h. I. ? ?.
lift? ? ? \ ?I
R pf
I' raotialltr" 11 "i A. M
C?rga-, : 0 I'. M
l ,??..! B?rge?? i i M
Tnankaglvlnf Day.
i ? I IS A M
i-..,. ? I're? ? ? TImj It" tor l? ? A U.
CHURCH OE THE H01Y COMMUNION.
?'. a. al
a ?? ...
l;
Ml'
? .
I j- m I're? ? Ran W I. K. ? i
ascension
THANKSGIVING DAY.
?
\ i the H
p. M
_
CHURCH Of THE INCARNATION.
a . :
!;?? il aoHM.Ntl lit
SAM Holy I
11 \< .'- Hi Re?
???Ma ? SI. ., hUK-tlS
? '??? Iri? I \ . ii.. I. H Bourne
Ti.?i.?.?-, g h , a \| l|.o i'..uiiiiuiilon.
- _
CHURCH or THE HEAVENLY REST.
I " A? ?l-.v? 4.?li ?
a a ?.*' ?" "??'IT HIIII'MAN, R
St. Georqe's Church
? .... ...i>, Mirwt. ?jj ?J ,,,.,, A_.r,,i#
KARi atlLAaoTfcea*??
R???1?vn h II ai .1 m
Nun lay -??Mng
SAINT-ESPRIT, , V ??SI,,.
? 4 S h
ORAI.I CMURCM. Br.ari.,, ,M lotll .,
Il ? IIIAHI . - 1,1 U!? ?I M'IiKY I. T n^u?
a. loi?
ST. STEPHENS, ???la W.. ?.a/ Br.ad?.,
Dr. Seagl? ?Ile?,ri pre?, lie, .i i| ?3
l'r i . I - : llr.ly a' 4
ST. MATTHEW S CHURCH 7? Waat MO ?t
H . AH NM H H I' l'?.K. ?f. u?l
......-a a. .^ .... t
.??O? BCTAJVT r.l'lM?>?'.?l..
CATHEDRAL OF ST. JOHN THE DIVINE
Ai.i?tcr1a:a Arrr.ua gad 11 '". MiM
I anl 1" A M Tb? II" y Communion.
'?A M T.- Holy Communion ?Italian).
11 A M l'r.'aciie?. R ?'? P < im 10.
4 P M l'n-.l.ir, R,-? Dr r M i-'irea
Daly Ben,???, I M A M . -. I' M ..ai ?irerl
M . Iriy ?r. I Satilr'lay).
Thinkaslvlng D?y, November 2Mh.
I A M. Tt.j ilnij- C'.n.niiit.lon (Brotherhood of St.
Andre? Hervir?),
II A. M. Pr?af hnr. Very He? Pean Oro? ?
St. ?bomaa'? Church
r?"TH AV. AND SIB ST
R>? ERNE?T M KTIIIE'?, I? B? Rector.
S A. M Heir ( pimu.uipi >;.
11. M'Vroin? Service am) Kerrr.i.;. Hiartorl
? F.aenxrr.g aid Addrraa iR? W S'rother
Jor.f?. D H '
? P. M. Hour of Organ Mini
THANKRQITINO DAY BirRYICU
_Thurad?)- at 11 A M [Bettor 1_
ST. JAMES' CHURCH
MoSeSM Avenue and Tlat Ktreet
8 A M. . .Tloly Communion
10 A M. Runda? Reh
11 Monte? Fray?r a/i 1 Peenion (BUhop Courtney?
?i. Hi'ly t'.'minunl'.u
IP M. Sun la? net :
4 K?e;i!n? F??yer and Sermon ?Mr. Bachman)
ALL ANGELS' CHURCH. Wnt End Av. and Slat.
Re? s DELANTE! TOWNBEND I> D R??*ot
?Holy ("onmunlcii. K A M Morning l'ra-er an I
|?ra?a by me Reitor. il A M Cb r?. Cvtoj ?
4 1' M. S-.'-JveM welcome
Thank?gMng Day. November 25th.
Holy Comiuunlon. s A M il !v CJocomonlen
?_? I ,'p'vwn by Ihn Re.-!or ?* 11 A M Laming
CALVARY CHURCH ,H
Re? TlinopORE 8KD0WKK. !!? M
?.n'-ei I, 11 ?I, 11 and ?
l'rta. her. The Re.-tor.
THANKSGIVING DAY.
_?lenice.? and 10 30,_
ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S CHURCH
Ma !i? I Avcrm- a! 44th Striae*
T?.? ILe? L??tgl'.in P?rk?. I>. D . BesMft
S 30 A M. H"lv Communion.
11 00 A M Preacher Re? Dr. Dickjr.aon B MH?r.
109PM Preacher. Rev. Sydney N. C'ttier.
1:11 F. M. ?'?rgan Recital._
THE TRANSFIGURATION. I EAST .Wh,
COMMUNIONS. T. i. 9 A M. 11" r,Y*.K?
MASS a. d t-tRMiiN ?Rector) EVENSONG, 4.
THANKSfiTVlVQ DAT Herrieft, t, S. I ?n4 II 99.
CHAPEL CF THE INTERCESSION. Broadway ?n 1
ISMh Street. Hev I?r OATrT.I TV?f -Si - ?'
9 45: 10 So. 11: 11; 4 P. M, Popu'?r Ve?iper?;
?_ ?_lior?l_f>en?ong._
HOLY TRINITY CHURCH, Lenox Avenu? anal 1234
Rtrtet, 11 P NT? HOI,?:. D D . IWtor I, 11
A. M.. Hector. 8 I'. M.. Iil?ru?p L?wrenoe.
RKFORMEI).
THE Minm.I. COI.LEOIATE CHrRCH,
2d A?e and 7tn St
Rev. JOHN Q TAW). D 1).. MlmiMi.
11 A. M. r?ul W Harrlann. M I) . avili ?pe?*
IP. M. Dr Pagg ?111 prvarh.
Hfrvlc? or. Thanluurl-lni Day ?t 10 80 A M Dr.
lag? ?111 i>-?a.-h.
THF MARBI.K OOLLSOIATl CHI RCIf,
ill. Ave ami ?SUl b4.
H?t DAVID JAS BrilRKl-L. B. D . MJnU'er.
avlll pr??-h
11 A M "The Poo'.Mnif? of Preaching "
? P. M 'The Happy Life "
On T!i?nk?g1t1iig Bay tin- congregation of tn*
Collect?t'* Church of H' Nl.-lmla?. iit,!>? with thl?
congregation In ? aeTTloj 11 l!'.- ?'hnr-h at 11
A. M. Rev Malcilm Jame? Ma. U-'il. D I)., will
preach.
IHK OOLUDOIATI ( HIKCI? f>F ST.
NICHOLAS,
Mia Ave and 4->th St.
Re? MAL?'??LM .IAS MACLEOD. D P. M!nl?ter.
will preacl, at 11 A M SB III M
Evening Suhlet I? lb? \\..r Helplruj cr Hurting
:l? <-?u?e .f Rellgl..?.'"
Cburrta Brbeol. c 4'. a m.
On Tnankaglvli.g Day thl? i-pn?-ick-at|p'n untfe?
with the CousregeUot ?' lb? M.-rt-le ?ollngtate
Cliurrh In a ?rilr 11 ' 1 .it Clmr. Ii at 11 A M
Dr Ma,I??l -rill pre?, h
THF. WKST KM? COLL-BOIATO f III I? II,
\v. -t i n : A?, ?i i ::u. St.
H.-? lll.MiY i:\i.lti-iiv ipilii?. D l?, Mlnldet
?III i.rea. h it I! A M ami ?.lu P M
A' 4 N P M BkHtJeol ' Mr ?Ireat T??la of
Thai ?fullkm " I*? 'hoir will ?In? M?ui,.lcr-?
i "?lu? "f T!:?nk??tv1'ig " (?r, Thjn>.-giving Dav
, the Congrega!! .n ' U i RjtOI Memorial Ct,ai?>l
unite? with Hit? congjegatlon In a ?er?l m In this
1 Church at U A M. Dr Co'.h arlll p?e?c),.
M'i.1- |g "in Knoi Memorial Choral Bt?sti
a<MOl Av ? \Y 14?t"h 8t"
v.ar Am?i?rdan. A?
CAM KKIHKHT LEIXBACII 1? D. Mlnltter.
11 A M "?ETTERED FEET."
-_?- M Tha II' i P II i' un? ?rj I prea.-h.
REFORMED CHURCH OF HARLEM
I a A.I ?a ... ! 1. i M-ee;
H'? EDGAR TII.T'iV. ir . |) I) Minlater.
11 A M Ar. K'T. Jam-? I
I? I) * T. M Dr Ti;?.?n will pre?ch
Hamilton Grange S?.
Ktioiniiii CATHOUC,
REFORMED CATHOLIC SERVICE. Chrlata Mia.
?Ion. Ill Wea? 57th R?. It; I op Mat lei Prrri I
i 1? D l'a.?' r s rt - lor?
SO? I\l l?.|.
BRYANT HALL ? Av. tn| 4; | H ? -t, y m
Bul ? la WHITE, I? .i icr. v 1 1 ,; Tul.h.
T p ? . ? Me "
>tx ii.ii o? rmiKNDt,
RTLIIpIOUS b?CIETY OF FRIENDS. M.? gt
1 f.T wnralnp lia m . ?t Bl l.i-?- I'.-h ?t . Man
kattan. a: .1 111 K. ?irrni-ru rn ?p. It
Rel?ale 1, ^op|?? of Frl-nfl? lO'-horto?) ?T| :.?
l'art New
I ? . '. 1 av?.. Bl
sriKin lUKT.
. FIRST GERMAN SPIRITUALIST CHURCH.
. ? " ? !' - p \|
<;?? I ?p a?. - - .
v. ?? 1, ? . 1 nil a 1
' Spiritual and Ethlral Retlety. 14] M
1 .- sag s- ?v. g ? ilng > !
Ing. Evening kljefe.1 I ?
IMT4KI AN.
CHURCH MESSIAH V"?j* bV
JOHN HAYNES HOLMES
4M-,
?WHY I AM A PACIFIST'
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and Mlaa E?th?r Park.rd.
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A Thanksgiving Prayer
fly the REV. JOHN HENRY JOWETT. D. D.
Almlghtv God. i?f thank Thee for the spirit of praise. We lhank Thee if
BS can discern the sign?, of Thy providence upon the common road. We thank
?Thee if we have not tors-ultra the miracle of yesterday and it? ?acred lesson
for to-da?. Hut if our gratitude I? scanty because our remembrance is faint,
lei Tin Mol? Spirit quicken our memories, that we ma> recover the lo?*t reve?
lation iihI ma.? come into Thy presence in the multitude of Thy mercies.
M ?- thank Thee ior Th.? Church. We adore Thw for her communion in
I'hrlst Jesus. S* e bles? Thre for the Blood of the Vine in which she bears
her I mit. We glorify Thee for the radiant record of her triumph, for her
miracle? of grace, for her cloud of witnesses, for her martyrs who have been
faithful unto death. We thank Thee for her prophrts of the Word, for her
sweet singers who by their hvmn.? have enriched our devotion, and for all
her unnamed laborers a ho ha?e toiled in obscure parts of the field. We
Me?--, Thee for her inheritance. We thank Thee for her Inconceivable wealth
and ?rim? ??lu. h is vet to be re?ealed. Graciously deepen our purit?. Baptize
h<r with the holt fire of passionate love, and deign with her to hasten Thy
kingdom from above.
We tl.ank Thee for our countr?. We hie.? Thee for all her hallowed
privileges and freedom. We praise Thee for all her men and women who
have consrcraii'il their strength to her highest good. We thank Thee for
t-nlig'itened laws, for nil ?vise restrictions of personal liberty, for all that is
treatiie of rumradeship bet??een man and man. We bless Thee for all larger
?..-ion, fee wider fraternal BIBBBBilB?. for the aspiration that seeks the p??ace
and good will of the race, t.od bless the President and all who -hare the
government of the realm. Kndue them with Thy Hoi? Spirit and use them
p.s Th? ministers In the kingdom of Thy truth.
Graciously drHw us all into closer kinship with Thyself. Save us from
flothfulnes? in Thy servicp. Deliver us from the infidelity of ?in. and from
the snare of the world, the flesh and the devil. May our family life be sweet
f nd holy and may the Lord break the Bread of Life at the common meal.
These mercle? we ask through Jesus Christ our Saviour. Amen.
CHURCH NEWS AND NOTES
I'aleatine Pageant Opens To-night.
When the doors of the Grand Central
Palace ?re opened to-night at 7 o'clock
for the Palestine Pageant and Oriental
Exposition, the public will have an op?
portunity of viewing one of the most
?unique educational exhibitions ever
presented by church ?vorkers.
While the mr.in floor of the palace
has been transformed into a reproduc?
tion at Palestine scenes, showing the
streets of Jerusalem, with its bustle
of trade and the Oriental coloring of
dres? and decoration as it ?vas in the
days of David, there will also be
unique exhibits by prominent local
missions.
The Seaman's Mission has erected a
mission ship in its section, showing
the quarters in ?vhich seamen lived
aboard ship fifty years ago, and th?
improved conditions on board vessels
of to-dny.
Tht're will be manv relics and curio?
dlaplajred that are from 2,000 to 1,000
years old. In one booth ?vlll be sho?vn
tho Pottur's House, ??'here will be seen
his ancient wheel and where will he
produced his earthen lamps, bottles
and oil cruses. The weaver's loom, the
progenitor of the weaving machinery
of to-day, will also be in operation.
Here also will be seen a Bedouin hair
' tent, which was brought direct from
the land of Moah and standing on poles
that grew in the land that witnessed
the. exploits of Joshua.
The musical programme during the
exposition will be rendered by tho
quartet of jubilee singers from the
Hampton Institute, who will give selec
1 tions from the main lecture platf-rm
and at thoir booth on the main floor.
Mrs. Chap?n Returns.
Mrs. Mary Etheridge G. f hapin. presi?
dent of the Boston Metaphysical Club,
and a lecturer and worker, will conduct
her Sunday morning service, beginning
at 11 il."., in the new Th??tre Franca!?,
West Forty-fourth Street, near fifth
Avenue. Her subject will be "Our Land
1 of Fulfilment." Mrs. ' hapin Is in her
1 studio, in tho Berkeley Building, Sat?
urdays and Mondays.
Sixteenth Anniversary. ,
The Eighth Avenue Mission Is cele?
brating it? ?ixteenth anniversary by a
week's special meetings. From a small j
be?g?BB?Bg it has gro?vn to be one of
the moat useful and helpful institu-1
: tions of i t s kind. The mothers of tliej
neighborhood are taught to sew, while
their Liibii - and small childrea are
tiikt-n care of by the workers., and an
evangelistic meeting for them is heitl
weekly. I here i? a thriving Sunday
school, services in the hospital, open
air meetings, house to house visiting
Bad splendid relief work for the poor.
There has been a Gospel service every
Bight for the last .sixteen years. The
superintendent, Miss S. Wray, is just
; ctimpletuig her fifteenth year of ser?
vice. The mission has a well deserved
r?putation for good singing.
BAPTIST CO! USE OF LE< TlTIES.
Large audiences are attending the
course of lectures held at 1U o'clock on
Sunday morning at the Mount Morris
Baptist Church, Fifth Avenue, between
IL'Otli and 11.7th Streets, on "Recon?
struction Days Among the Nations."
? Tho majority of the speakers are in
| sympathy with the League to Enforce
Peaee, of which ex-President Taft is
? hend.
Next Sunday Theodore Marburg, of
Baltimore, sneaks ofl "Justice Among
the Nations." Mr. Marburg was for?
merly Ambassador -to Belgium, and is
r.ow chairman of the Committee sfl
Foreign Organizations ami vice-presi?
dent of the League to Enforce Peace.
THANKSGIVING AT ST. JAMES'S.
Tho Thank?gi? ing services at St.
James's, Pordham, next Thursday will
I"- note elaborate than usual. The
tirst service will bo the Holy Com
1 rauflion ai ** o'clock. At 10:.10 there
?vill be a festival IBIS JOB, at which the
regalar choir, augmented by the girls'
and boys' choirs, will -mg. The girls'
j choir ?rill wen loag rol.es of gray,with
: lom.il ??li'te collars and white cage, 10
i.';.!! th. coetaraes of the Paritan
, maidens. The MIBBOfl ??ill be delivered
by the Rar. DeWitt L Pilton.
VACATION BIBLE BCIOOL COX-1
FEKENI E.
The National ( on?>t t nee of Daily
Vacation Bible School Superintendents
RELIGIOUS MOTIOM.
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PROCLAMATION.
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FULTON THEATRE, 46th & B'way.
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(.????I Tabernarl? Church. .,?1. Ai?i.im au? tt'h
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Churchiirs
More than a Reataurant?
A Broadway Inititution
Broadway & 49th Street
! and friends of the movement from all
j the leading cities of the North and
| from Montreal, Canada, will open in
the assembly room of the national as?
sociation, fi? Bible House, SB Monday
at I p. m. and continue until Wednes?
day noon. The curriculum of Bible
topics for the next four years, the
standardizing of training conforences,
the relation of the national in'er
churcli schools to denominational
group? and the relation of the daily
vacation Bible school movement to the
Gary system ?vill be discussed.
NEW JEWISH CONGREGATION.
Temple Israel, of Washington
Heights, is the latest addition to the
house? of worship in greater New York.
The temple is located at ?'J3 West 17:,.i
Street. Although only recently organ?
ized, the congregation is already the
largest in the city, fiider the leader?
ship Of the Kev. Vr. Emanuel Schreiber,
rabDl, and I)r. Max Salzberg, cantor,
services in English are held every Fri?
day evening at 8:15 o'clock r.nd in Ger?
man every Saturday morning at 10
o'clock. Thesi- service' -n on the
modern order, and the music, with
organ and choir, is exceptionally good.
The officers of the congregation I
I. '/. metbaum, president; M. Hoaig,
vice-president; Morris Levy, treasurer.
and k. Mendelsohn, secretary. A imlies'
auxiliary siso has been organized, the
officers being Mrs. Silberfeld, presi?
dent, and Miss Lucy Salzberg, breas
! urer.
I An interesting feature of the new
| congregation's activities is the Young
Folks' League, with a Sunday school
comprising more than fifty pupils, di?
vided into two classes. The Sunday
school is entirely self governed, the
pupils electing their own officers.
Meeting? of the congregation are held
on the first and thin! Mondays of the
month at 8 o'clock in the evening. At
4 o'clock Tuesday afternoons the Sun?
day school pupils meet for instruction
In German and Hebre??\ The Sundav
school is under the direction of both
clergymen. Dr. Schreiber conducting
the religious work and I?r. Sal-berg tho
musical part.
In aid of its charitable work the
congregation will give an entertain?
ment Hnd dance on December 5 at Wal?
lace Hall, l?2d Street and Broadway.
Rutgers to Install Pastor.
The installation of the Rev. Dr. Dan?
iel Russell as pastor of the Rutgers
Presbyterian Church, Broadway and
Seventy-third Street, will take place to?
morrow evening at H o'clock.
Dr. Russell comes to Rutgers Church
from the Irvington Presbyterian
| Church, but he is best kno?vn to New
York as the former pastor of the Har?
lem I'resl.yterian Church. He assumed
the duties of pastor of the Rutgers
Church in September, and under his
i leadership the work of the church has
already been materially increased. For
nearly three y.-nrs the church had been
?vithout a pastor.
Among those taking part in the in?
stallation service to-morrow night will
be the Rev. I ?r. Anthony II. Evans, the
Rev. Dr. Charles Augustus Stoddard,
the Rev. Or. Arthur J. Brown, the Rev.
I?r. Robert Mackenzie, the Rev. Dr.
William P. Merrill and the Rev. Rich
? ard (.'. Morse.
TOPICS OF SERMONS TO-MORROW.
Baptist.
First, Broadway and 79th St.-Rev.
I. M. Haldeman, I). D.J 11 a. m., "The
Won,Infill Truths Set Forth by the
Tabernacle in the Wilderness, Illus?
trated by a Model": I p. m., "Is the
Devil a Fiction or a Fact? Is the In?
tellectual Fool He Who Believes in a
Personal Devil or He Who Refuse- to
i Believe ?"
Madison Avenue, corner Hist st.
Rev. Charles A. Kafon. D. D.J 11 a. m.,
"America Gives Thanks While th?
V, or!d Mourns"; 8 p. m.. "But ?
Not !" I'nion Bible Class, 3:45 a. n%
Christian Science.
Subject of the lesson-sermon in all
churches to-morrow will be "Soul and
Body."
Episcopal.
Ascension. Fifth av. and 10th st.
11 a. in.. Rev. Percy Stickney Grant on
"Lnjovment of Life"; 4 p. m.. Rev.
Charts W. Nr.umar.n; public forum. B
i. n. . Mrs. F.!;:i R. Uioor on "The .Sup?
pression of New- at the Culumet
Striko." Thanksgiving Day service at
11 a. m. w ..
Beloved Discip!". 89th st.. near Madi
Eon av. Rev. Henry M. Barbour, D. IV.
at 11 a. m. and 4 p. in. The 4 p. m.
Vesner servia? is becoming more popu
1 ir every week. Thanksgiving Day Bar?
ricas at the same hours.
Chapel of the Intercession. Broadway
and l.Ki'-'i st. Dr. Cates will preach at
all services. Subjects: 4 p. m.. "M.
John's Vision of Heaven"; 8 p. ni.. "A
Great Miracle." At 10:30 a. m. a great
festival icrvice will be held, ?with spe?
cial music. ,
St John the Divine. 110th st. and
Amsteninm av. 11 a. m.. the Right Rev.
lir Frederick Joseph Kinsman, Bishop
Of Delaware; 1 f. m.. Rev. Dr. Ernest
M. Stires.
St Stephen'-. l-'2 West 69th st.- 4 p.
m., Rev. Cvrus Townsend Brady on
"The LtiaaOBS T? Be Learned from the
Four Roman ?""nturiotn in the Gospels
and Acts."
Fthical Culture.
Societv Meeting House, 64th st. and
Central Park West- 11 a. m., Dr. Adler
on "The Charge of Attitude Toward
the Criminal." Sunday school festival
on Thanksgiving Day at 10:45 a. m.
Methodist.
Calvarv, 129th st and Seventh av.,
the Rev.'Willis P. Odell will preach at
both services. Dr. Odell will be lov?
ingly remembered as a former paetot
of this church.
Grace, 104th st., botween Columbus
an 1 Amsterdam avs., the Rev. Chris?
tian F. Reisner, 11 a. m.. "Make Money
or Preach"; 7:45 p. m., "God Speaking
' in Apples." "Skookum" apples will bo
given away to all the congregation.
Madison Ave., corner 60th st., the
' Rev. Worth M. Tippy, D. D.. 11 a. m.,
I "The New Gospel of the City," and
8 p. m.
Old John Street, the Rev. Lewi? R.
Streeter will preach at 11 a. m. and
| 7:30 p. in.
Park Avenue, corner h6th st., 10 a. ni.,
F. von Mach, LL. D., of Harvard Uni?
versity, on "German Thoughts on the
Issue? of War." Dr. Arthur Jamieson
will preach at the 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.
services; subject, 8 p. m., "The Judg?
ment Day."
St. Andrew's, West 76th ?t., the Rev.
Fred Winslow Adams, 11 a. m., "A
Thanksgiving Player"; 8 p. m., "Love's
Tragedy Samson and Delilah." Thi~
tupie is one of a series of sermons on
"l.'iv.- Storie.- ot ?lit. bible."
St. Paul's. 86th st. and West End
!! 'i in., Dr. Goodell; H p. m..
Deputy Warden of Sing Sing Prison
Spencer Miller will speak on "Reform?
ing Men ami the New Life at the Prison
Institution."
Washington Heights, Amsterdam av.
and 153d st., forty-eighth anniversary
1 ?erviee; Bishop John L. Nielson will
preach.
New Thought.
Majestic. Hotel. Central Park We?t
and 72d st., Mr. Harry Gasa, at 8:15
p. m. on "The Psychology of Thanks?
giving; or, Power Through Praise and
Appreciation."
Theatre Francais, West 44th st.,
11:15 a. m., Mrs. Mary E. T. Chap?n,
president Boston Metaphysical Club,
will speak on "Our Land of Fulfilment.
Saturdays and Mondays Mrs. Chapin
will be found at her studio In the
Berkeley Building.
1'nitv Society of Practical Christian?
ity. |M Madlaen av.. Il a. m.. Mr?. Van
Marter on "Happines? -Its Place ?nd
Power"; evening, Mm?. B?ttinnctti on
"Knowing God"; Monday at I p. m.,
Mrs. Van Marter.
Presbyterian.
Lafayette av., Brooklyn, Dr. Albert
son will preach ?t both service?. At
7:45 p. m. his subject will be "The
Burden Bearer," and the cantata,
"Seedtime and Harvest" will be sung.
Thanksgiving Day service at 10:30 a. m.
Old First. 5th av. and 11th st., 11
a. m., the Rev. Dr. Howard Duffleld,
"The Night Watch"; evening, "The
Acid Test"; Wednesday, 8 p. m., "The
Martyrs of the Alps."
. St. Nicholas av., corner 141st st.,
i I'nion Thanksgiving service next Thurs?
day, 10:30 a. m. The Rev. Jacob E.
Price will preach the sermon.
Reformed.
Hamilton Grange, 11 a. m., the Rev.
Dr. Paul S. Leinbach on "Fettered
Feet"; s p. rn., the Rev. P. H. Pleune
will preach.
Marble Collegiate, Fifth av. and 29th
st.. 11 a. m.. Dr. Burrell, "The Foolish?
ness of Preaching"; 8 p. m., "The Hap?
py Life."
St. Nicholas Collegiate, Fifth av. and
48th st., the Rev. Malfolm J. MacLeod
at 11 a. m. and 1 p. m. Evening topic,
"Is the War Helping or Hurting the
Cause of Religion ?"
West End Collegiate, West End ?v.
an.l 77th st., the Rev. Henry E. Cobb,
D. D., will preach at both services.
Evening subject, "My Groat Task of
Thankfulness." The cantata, "Song of
Thanksgiving," will be sung.
Snedenborglan.
\'pw (hurch, 35th st., between Pork
and Lexington aVH., 11 a. rn.. Thanks
riving lervic?, with sermon by the
I Rev. Julian K. Smyth on "Social
! Christianity vs. Christian Socialism."
Cniversallst.
Divine Paternity, Central Park West
*.nd 76th st., the Rev. Dr. Frank Oliver
Hall, 11 a. m., "Right and Wrong
Thinking as the Cause of Happiness or
Misery"; 4:30 p. m.. vespers, "What Is
Man?" Thanksgiving Day, 11 a. m.,
union service, the Rev. Dr. Fred Wins
low Adams will preach.
I'nltarlan.
All Souls, 11 a. m.. the Rev. Francis
G. Peabody, of Cambridge. Mass., will
preach.
Messiah, Park Avenue and Thirty
fourth Street, the Rev. John Heynes
Holmes on "Why I Am a Pacifist"; 8:15
p. m., "The Gill Behind the Machine,"
by Miss Leonora O'Reilly and Miss
Esther Packard.
Miscellaneous.
Eighth Avenue Mission, 290 Eighth
Avenue, sixteenth anniversary services
from November JO to November 28, in?
clusive. To-day, the Rev. J. Palmer
and the Drew Male Quartet; Sunday,
the Right Rev. Bishop Arthur S.
Lloyd; the soloist, Mrs. G. W. Cleve?
land.
The Free Synagogue, lia. m . Louis
K. Anspaeher and Percy Maekaye, on
"The Drama of Our Time"; evening,
Professor George W. Kirchwey, of Co?
lumbia University, on "Prisons and
Prison Management."
The Fulton Theatre, West Forty
fourth Street, 8 p. m., Professor Ever
son on "Where Are the Dead?" Th's
is one of several lectures on the sub?
ject of life after death.
The Rescue Society. 5 and 7 Doycrs
Street, on Thanksgiving Day, begin?
ning at 6 p. m., a dinner will be given
, to about 1,000 poor. A special Gospel
service will be held from 7 p. m. until
? midnight.
Temple Beth-El, Fifth Avenue and
Seventy-sixth Street, 11 a. m., Dr.
Samuel Schulnian. on "The Love of
America,-' a Thanksgiving sermon.
SUFFRAGISTS SETTLE
FREEZE-OUT CASE
Onetime Landlord Compromises
on Half-Month's Rent.
An unexpected thaw, resulted yester?
day in breaking the back of the great
suffrage freeze-out case in the Su?
preme Court. After a few minutes'
pleasant conversation with Mrs. Har
i riot Stanton Batch, George F. Parsons,
owner of the shop from ?vhich the suf?
fragists were frozen out two years ago,
consented to settled the case out of
, court for 1300.
"This ig more of a love feast than
! a awsuit," said he. "I am really
sorry, Mrs. Blatch. that ?ou and your
society are not back there now "
This is the same Guorge F. Parsons
?vho angrily refused to take down the
??inking eye from those same headquar
ters at 13 Wgst Forty-second Street
, la the rviiiter of 1913. Mr. Parsons is
an oculist with a store on the first
floor of the building.
The suit was settled for $800 because
! Mrs. Blatch admitted that half a
month's rent was due Mr. Parsons for
the days in February before the suf?
fragists picked up their kerosene
1 stoves and moved away from Forty
second Street. The jury had been out
about fifteen minutes when the thaw
came. At the time they stood eight for
Mrs. Blatch and three for Mr. Parsons.
Bull Gores Child to Death
Woodstown, If. J., Nov. 19.?Gene
Bort?n, three years old, daughter of
Frank Bort?n, a farmer near here, wag
fored to death yesterday by an in
uriated bull. It took the combined ef?
forts of several farm hands and mem?
bers of the family to drive the animal
away from the body. The child had
strayed fro mthe bouse Into the field.
?-CENT THONES
OFFEREDTOOn
Great Eastern Asks Fru,
chise?New York Co?,
pany Fights It.
The Board of Estimate hold t p?k
henrtng ye?tord?y on the nppli?-,^',
of the Great Eastern Telephon? c*
pany for a franchis? to condaet ? t??,
phone business in this eity. Tk(
plication wa? opposed by Edmunl !
Mooney, counsel for the N?w York t
ephone Company, who decUr?? ?v
the title of the Great Ea?t?rn co?-^
wa? "a mere paper title," tnd tka?. !
was "a stock Jobbing and a?rladliag'tr
ganiration."
Tho application of the Gr?st ttttm
company state? that it will m??t il
conditions imposed upon other ou,
panies and will give a much ttmmm
service than the present compta.
gives. For official city bu?ln???, m
company declares. H will chart? ?an
on? cent a message, Irreipeetr-a j
boundary lines or district? witklj tk
city *
Mr. Mooney contanded that tot m.
plicant was not a lawfully ?jjnj
corporation, but a South Dakota m.
cern, which was not authorised nj!
business in this etate, and wa? |j _.
position to ask a franchis? fro? ?v.
city.
"A? its creature," said Mr. Honet
"the New York Electric Line? flS
pany 16 battling with the city for,
telephone franchise without payra?
of any compensation."
In the brief submitted by th? Net
York Telephone Company it w?i ttttti
that the petitioning company ??4 ft
I associates had shown thsmitlfti far
! capable of operating ans t?l?phona m;
vice, although their petition stat?? to?'
I they have plants at Peekiklll ul
?Perth Amboy. This IstteV plant, m
cording to the brief, i? in th? ttt.ii
I of a receiver and not In optrttioi
? The plant at Peek?kill, it ?u ?s!d,ki?
I lost more thon 10 p?r cent of it? Ki
I tions, while the New York COmpss'iM
gained 2'J per cent. Records w??a fit
sented from the Department of Tu*
of the city ami the office of th? State
, Controller to show that while th? ?et?.
1 tioning company ?a? incorporeU?! a
1905 under the laws of this stau, tk?
torporation did not organize withint*i
years of the date of its incorporstiH
n? required by statute, and ntv?- k?.
transacted any business withis tk?
itat?- ?luring the ten year? ?hit k?r?
elapsed since its incorporation.
A statement by the '?re?t EaiUr
Telephone ?"ompar.y to the Stat* C?c
troller was submitted, which wa? to tk?
effect that the company wa? organii?
simply to preserve the nsme until m
end of the lfligatien to establish tk?
validity of the Mea York Electre
Lines Company's frenrhi???.
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THE ETERNAL MAGDALENE
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