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Unified Protestant Work
Key to Doubling Power
Coalition of Churches and Alliance Be'ween Clergy and
laymen in Efficient Campaign Able to Add
S00.000 Members to Rolls Before Easter.
m*, i h mm n ?t. wnci
Five hundred thousand additions to
tho !'- ? Church in New York
C ity I
An increase in the regular church at?
tendu' ?testants of 100 per
\ well organized anil a thorough
work mme of efficiency in
each individual church!
Those are worthy ambitions, as the
l'r???? itian foices of greater
New i nearer the heart of
tho task eeii| ?V lem *cr un?
dertaking ? nviting, but
It would not I??' n ?re enhoartening than
'h* r- . mpt to do the thing
which, if n< those whose mis?
sion it :?, will never tie done at all.
The thought of realizing such a dream
as ih:? msj seem, will thrill the heart
of even the most passive and irrespon?
sive when oTire such n goal i? set and
the initial steps taken toward its
achievement.
If such a campaign should be left by
the ministers to the layman it would
'.'.key not be accomplished. If left by
the layman to the ministers it would
come SO rearer attainment. Once the
mim?ters and their lav forces have
y decided on such an endeavor,
. d need only deciding on routine
details for the Church to experience
the rebirth which only the accomplish?
ment of its task can bring to pas..?. The
'" ?he Church awaits such a una?
nimity upon the part of its appointed
leaders and the word of direction and
encouragement which can come most
fttingly out of ?uch hearts as have felt
the reaponnbility of leadership.
New Yon* I^ada World.
Such a programme i? not unreason?
able; neither is it impossible, nor im?
practicable. When the Church in New
S'ork i? ..nalvzed. one wonders that a
: programme of ?uch emcieney
has not beeii instituted long ago. I he
Church, in the greatest centre of popu?
lation, area and commerce in the world
should be the greatest church from the
enes?, consecra?
tion to its task and fitness, the essential
for it, own inward development AS
got Sew York." in thi? regard, so will
the ' hriatian impetus throughout the
world be affected.
These churchmen will not have to go
far to find how to reach the?e vM.^K
who should become affiliated
before Faster.
Preaehin ! and winning as many people
has bees aecompliahed by hundred? of
New York business firms, politician?,
the woman sutfrage movement and the
Socialists. These forces have realized
That their very life and the exruie for
?heir existene? depended upon their
progressiveaess, initiative and intrinsic
value of their appeal. If these have
lueeessfal in winning men, and
they have, the Church should be the
la?t to say it cannot be done again.
Requirement? for ?uch a campaign a?
that necessary to win a half million
to th? Church that is in New
WHERE TO GO TO
CHURCH TO-MORROW
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
?Nadtjay ?".I ****** MrrM.
PASTORI.M.HALDEMAN^.D.
II V M ?"l.tllMI ISTI QW IlKAI'TY
\Mi 4.1 <>t<^ : <?K HI It GBUBAT III?.H
i-Kii **i in in.w n
x p M W II ? I I- i hi: ROrLf IS IT
\ Il M lli.V ?IK \ I \l I I \N A MAN
Bl SO -I l I I ---11 I IN MU-' WOKI.I?
III \ i ni will. I ?'-I II in Mil I in
I III. N i \ i um;i H :
I' l.l.n Night, U.c. nil.er 10. tit ? ?Vrlnrk,
Dr. M?i.l?-i.u?n will nii-???-r llir folio? ink
?sjeeilon: "IMl Till SI lill'll ill? 11 \( II
1 II \ I I II I? I - I I \N?. ? \ N I'.l. -INI l-S*?l V
1*1 III Ml OK. I II M Till. ?'I I> NA?
TI Kl ? \n II ? l ">i I??'? I-1? CN THIS
111 1 '
Thl? mrrttnt Is >?|"-n lo all Bible atu
rlrnt. N|ruiiK?-r? rurdUlly Invite?!.
CAi VARY BAI' III i tiUKCH
Rev. Joseph W. Kemp, Pastor
t
ras
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CENTRAL BAPTIST CHUR('
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f. It.? I'*?lur.
. reach
"IIW* Journ.v? ?Itti f.raat Hyma WrltOT,"
?ANNE 9TEELE LND HER HYMNS."
" FIFTH AVI ' si CHURCH.
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H.-. I
Dr. woaitt?:?
..it.
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MADISON avenue" BAPTIST church.
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C. A. KATON, D. D., Pastor.
Il A. ?il.? 'A Cemn unloi M?-t1llatlt>n."
I P. St. ? "A Sttx-y ot t ? Old?*? Tims."
I? R?->. C. F. Hell, Lj*iJk
t HK1STIAN M li
Christian Science
Churches
tu*d?>i. i! A.M and 8 P.M. nidnnUava. I P.M. '
Fini etui-. ?*
I*?*ad C-ui-h . . -. I'wl .
F?u-1-i r htii
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Broadway Tabernacle
Broadway 'and ?
President W Ison's Defence Plan
T rt a Brttrr?
ft?l ?**?*>? ' . -, ?
DU? ni i - <>i ? HKi-r.
CENTRAL CHURCH. 142 Wait tut bl.
Urn it act M. PMiputt. D D Pta? ?
11 W<x-!*4 In Cnrl-t I M***?*>?,
lilil? \ I I I I II KK.
THE ?JOCIETY FOR ETHICAL CULTURE.
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11 A M DR. FELIX ADLtR. Saeakar.
Hablar*. Haw ta R-a h *..? B*ttar Natur? *f
Oth.-rv
BETH-EL TEMPLE,"
1 II Til A\ 1A> I AM? Til II -T>.
DR. HAM HAN
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?THE HEROISM OF HOLY WAR '
? H\' K All Rl KM'i\
II I III R >. V
CHURCH OF THE ADVENT,
-
Mt.llKilU-i UI-?<U\I
MADISON AVENUE CHURCH
Six'ieth Street
REV. WORTH M TIPPY. D. D.. Pa*
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ST. PAUL'S METHJDIST CHURCH
CHARLESL. GOODELL,D.O., Pastor
? Tti* Paai
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CALVARY METHODIST VSa?
Rev. W. H. MORGAN, D. D.
? al
ST. ANDREWS X fthM'"^
K.. FRED WINNLOW AliAMS I) V . II
.- Start?? of in? Blhl.
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G ra? i . r. ai ??nkk
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Pl.'j" , A M. M?,?, Cl?r.?r? 1 Sh?arn.
"N?tlo??i f" ?.jr^r?., Moral and M?t?'l?i. '
A R K A V I S . t i .m " !.. H
OLD JOHN ST. CHURCH J
si w I uni t.ll |
UNITY SOCIETY
MM?, VAN MARTL? PAbTOR
REMOVED to 2?5 West72d St.
Dedication Service. Sunday. I I A M.
w? . t
Tbestrej Frsacsii Henry Frank
?T ?t? A? ?,,,, 4>|?, ? I???????
*-Hmme a.? HI. CM ?? *Mti(?M ajU, ?.?,,?,?
Iky ','???.? F (?all?."
?ir
School of the BuiWcrt, Inc.
IM Wa?! 7?-.?
L???..??? ?wo-., ?tt?"M4 at 4 -alt?
E.?r> M?,-- ,-.,, a,tg,?.,.
? 'in* "
MRS. CHAP?N.
Nf? rt>?*rr? rrmtt?t
HARRY'GAZE.
?ll MADISON a ,i
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A?
ACAOIMV mai i ill w ret, at.
The Now Thought Church
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PJj>?-ll> III'MN
M. a ?I I.I??/ ., U U, *f?Srtaa?,
rKKXHYTKIW \N
PARK AVENUE
Presbyterian Church
AT 85th STREET
THE REV. CHAS. W. WELCH,
Minuter.
SERVICES
Bible School .9:30 s. m.
Morning Wonhip.II o'clock
Young People'? Devotiun?l Service./ ?00 p. m.
Evening ^onhip .8 o clock
Midweek Service, Wedneid??. .8 p. m.
AN INVITATION IS EXTENDED TO ALL
_ PEOPLE.
FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
rifth Avr. ?n1 fltr>-fifth St.
REV. J. H. JOWETT, D. D.. Pastor.
L at and ? v M
Dr. ? ?- i h ?errUe?.
Fu'.d.
Claa? ?? l? A M
. on VVe.inr?<1ai .
b- ? -It J'-ai-t.
THE BRiiCKCHURCH
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BIBLI - MDAT.
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Gani-: - . , ? ?
ritt Thi
MADISON SQ. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
A ? ?? .
Rev. C. H. lAKklU'RST. D.l?.. Pastor.
REV. G. R. MONTGOMERY, Ph. D..
A...-'?:.I M
BROADWAY
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. ,
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Walttr Duncan Bur arisn 0. D..
it 11 A. M ai.d s 1' M
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LD FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
FIFTH AVENUE-ELEVENTH STREET
HOWARD DUFFIELD-II A. M.-8 P.M.
WEST-FAR? PRESRYTERIAN CHURCH.
8Mri St. and ATitrrilam A??
Re? ANTHONY h. EVANS D.D. 1 ..... ,,
Rn. AN80N P. ATTERBURY 0. 0. / ' """
I- ATI!, till RT wririf. at II A M
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ni TTT'ITDC phesuvtchian CI
1\U 1 VjHIXO Broad??, and Vi f
Rrv. BANIBl RUSSELL. D. D. Pallor.
v? : \ M ar.il S P VI
?a Mv Uaalfalt.'
Univenitjr Place Preibjterian Chorck
H.-T
? ill al 11 A M I 1' M
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Ft. Washington Presbyterian Church,
i74th St.. *t Rro.d?3>.
Rfv ?. HOFFMAN MARTIN. D. D Paitor.
; ? ? , at A. M and I P. M
fl:MP.\l PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Wbl? i iv/w-, ?,?, ?? Aw.nut tBd ,-,? strMrt.
Wliten Mwl?Bmlth. 1> li !? ? r
M ('???1111 I I' M
?WlTftTr'H PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
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l'KiiiiMAM i riMoiwi..
CALVARY CHURCH mJT
2 I it Bt
PREACHING MISSION
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CATHEDRAL OF 8T. JOHN THE DIVIN?
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ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S CHURCH
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lu? LEKIHTnN I'Alik.i I> D., lUel
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CHURCH OF THF INCARNATION
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4 Brrnlnt I'rajrfr, Sermon bj
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ST. J?MIiS' CHURChT
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KARL REILAND. Rrct?r.
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Church of Zion and St. Timothy
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ALL ?Nl.lt? CHURCH. V?rM En? A?, an? Hit.
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Ina Prarar m A. M.. Holf Cemara Barrir*
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6T. MATTHEWS CHURCH ?8 WMt t4t*i SI.
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Hlotatar,
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4 H "Th? 8clrtt ?f ?*? Wind?."
"Trouhl?- Makwi.
REFORMED CHURCH OF HARLEM
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! New
M?T?-,l?-r? K I* M. "
i.imi.Mi n < ITHOIK .
Hamilton Grange
REFORMED CATHOLIC SERVICE. Chrlit'i Ml?.
?Icn. 33. Wast 571 - ! rra.i.li.
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-ut I\I.INI
BRYANT HALL. Ith A.?- I? ?-.' ltd N-r.*' R'in
V. Hi: . H WHI ru, .
N(K 1191 (H KKII.MIH
Rollgloui Society at F?-I?ndi (Orthodo. M ?- r.
rorl ?n 1 T.a
fantt* an<1
of ?"an??.: ; . . Meet r.|
SClieiOU? MiciEiY m m.u
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'-PIKITI All.-T.
FIRST CFRMAN F-PI RITUALIST CHURCH.
i . Hunda?*. I P. M
(] HI
Pa ? ? ' ? Il fc Co ? .
Bulrltual and f -. -
.
MI Mlr.MlOIM.IAN.
NEW CHURCH
Il s. ???? Perl a l.i .- \? ??
I -'?' l'a-.-..t
Hoi? I ?. II
. ;i t.r?-? '
THE BIBLE
It* li.-ai '.<-.??: i ijij? r * ' ' a-a?
ter- a mriim?. for "H an l ou? ?.f a
a-Tli-a ' ? .
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tilK<>>0|-|||< AL.
THEOSOPHICAL HEADQUARTERS N.w Tort
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|W> tn?K?.a, rffiilnt? at l? IS TtiaaMophl? i
l.i .rary_
I NIT \KIAV
CHURCH ;f MESSIAH S^At?A
JOHN HAYNES HOLMES
"God/Satan, Fate:' Which Rulei?"
THOMAS MOTT OSBORNE
?p. i M
"COMMON SENSE IN PRISON M AN A(, E M t N T."
Al I COUI S* ?TABUS
?>-? Di T II BUI . u Mlnlater.
Ra? Ull.l.lAM I AI IlKN. i ?. 4 al*
MR. SULLIVAN WILL RESUME PREACHING
AND CONDUCTING SERVICES. I
? ? 4*:?r rtfu.tr sal I Bartlos II
4 \| ?
LENOX WIM l UNITARIAN LIU kid
"THE MESSAGE OF F.MERSON"
It- ? M ? I -? ? !? , W-??- :? I I. M
i nu i gg m ist.
THE CHURCH or THE OIVINE PATERNITY
C.nrral Para Weat and 76th St.
It?-? Fraak Olivar Hau. D. I?.. I
at il A M ?Haaolrap?
" "a- lal'i
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T. Y.. C. A.
'?M St. y. M. C. A. Hi ?.*- - , 4
DR. CARL REILAND,
"THE UPWARtl (.RAVITY
Mm ln?ll-il I? H?ar 0' (..?.,. fttHm
Physical Ellicicncy and Succeu in Life
Will Kid. Y. M C. A. :?: - A ? It . . \t
Offjn *?r.K\HKJ?
Can a Spirit Be Photographed?
HUDSON THEATRE, 44th & B'way.
'Spiritism Source of its Wonder Working Power'
.4 i .. ?- ? M i - > Haal i i ?. Prat
THE UNION THEOLOI.ICAL SEMINARY.
?. 1-tw.an
: i :"?!. .
Alb?r1 P?rt?r F It.h II I. .
I
WAR PICTURES.
!.. .? Ibtlr, Il r M
I Mh'ii. b?rl.ly <> J ? ' '' ? I ?
A '. ?
Gri?l'll TABfRNAr.ll CHURCH ?
ii Ha* A ' ?'"? ?
i
.
York will demand consecrated b
principle?, insistent and BBStail
gressivenes? and th? encour?gei
an ever-increailng enthuiia?ri
;..?????? thei? eaientiaii it will b?
i?ry that all thought of dcnomin
aicendsncy and tn? aurpaiting
organization by another, be aban
l nimi In Essential.
A campaign of thi? kind, which
cause the Church in New Y
occupy it? rightful place in the
lifs ?>f the world and he a bet
the whole, life of the city, wil
necessary tn* adoption of a w
gamzpii schedule of procedure
ultimate end of such a schedule
require ?ach member of the
church to win another member
church'? ranks within the net
months. To bring thi? to pass
be necessary fur the ministers
city to want ?uch a gigantic thi
complishe'd; it will also requir?
unified cooperation In inipin
conference and procedure, reg?
of denomination party, or com
alignment. If such an agreement
be brought about among theie ip
leader? of the Church, the isiue c
a movement will be secure.
The need of the hour is ? d
and direct speeificneii which will
no other propaganda to take its
N'or would ?uch a coalition int
in the least with denomination!
alty or carrying out their progri
of local church extension; bu
fruits of a movement like this
make all other hopes more happil
easily resisted.
The attractiveness of the Ch
position in New York I? to be
In it? colo??al minion; and It?
though charaeterired by multituc
detiils, is the more inviting becai
the ease and consequent joy o
barras* The time for reaping thi
of ita age-long toil has come, ai
ministry is thrice ble??ed with th
which come? to it over the tumi
the city's diversified life.
Preparation for winning these K)
porsona will require ?lso vi?iting
house to house and from stre
street by all those capable of ?\
service. It will require that hun
of thouiand? of letters of invit
and entreety be written, that the
phone be uied extensively ?nd
thouiand? of interchange? of
tei-.ef, hitherto unthought of bi
dulged in.
Bufltcisnt cooperation in tue
movement i? alr??dy a?sur?d bj
aatsids agencies whose offices n
be needed. Such a programme of
paign would at once Rweken th?
terest of all person? and would b?
cause of the unbounded ?ympathy
approval of all clatiei. unce
church would thus be at it? appoi
teik. _
?-?
CHURCH NEWS AND NOT
BIBLE Sl'NDAY AT CHlRf HE
Through the effort? of the New i
Bibl? Society every Prot??t?nt den
inatiOB in this city will observe
morrow Bible Sunday. The idea
Biblo Sunday i? that on one and
snn.e ?luv the Ikly Scripture? sha!
the subject of special consid?r?t.01
the churches and Sunday school?.
than ?.re other special Sunday?, s
as memorial Suiti-hy. children'? i
,!nv, hospital Sun.lay and Mother?' I
those in charge of the New ^ >.rk ii
, havs felt it fitting that
Sunday he observed to emphaike
value of the Bible.
NEW Y M. C. A. SECRETARY
Robert L. Moore, of Worces
Usai . has been mado ???oc?ate eili
tional secretary of the We.?* Bids
M C A., 31H Weat Fifty-sevr
Street, succeeding K. H. Roraback v
SB Monday next becomes associa
With Alexander Brown & Son. a Ha
more banking houte, as bond sal
man.
NEW PASTOR INSTALLED.
Tl.- installation of the Rev. Frede
N. Lindsay, Ph. 1).. p?sU-r-el?ct of
Wells Memorial Presbyterian Chu
r.f Brooklyn, took place last night. 1
sen-on ?TBS preached by the Rev. C.
Alb'rts? n. D. 1? ?? of the I-afayette A
? urch, with whom Dr. Lindi
.vas f.s-.oi-iuted in the ('?ntral Pre?l
terian Church of Rochester. 1
charge to the psttor wat made by I
Rev. William P.ishop Gatei, of I
.Scotch Presbyterian Church of N
York, and the charge to the people
the moderator, the Rev. Joseph Du
Purrt-U. I?. I). The choir of the Chur
of the Covenant of New York assist
it. the musicul ser. ire
BAPTIST SOCIAL UNION TO DEN
The Baptist Social I nion and ? i
Mission dinner will be h?ld at the H
tel Savoy on Thursday evening. T
nmiion work of this denomination,
carried on under the direction of t
Nat Vori: ( lit? Baptist Mission Sociel
will be the only topic. The speake
tare the Rev. Cor-ieliui Woelfkin, I). I
th? RfT, Charle? H. Sears and Hen
Nelson McKinney.
CALVARY BAPTIST AROl SED.
A great awakening it apparent
Calvan baptist Church lince the cot
ing of her new pastor, the Rev. Josei
VY Kemp, formerly of Edinburgh. 11
' morning congregation? have more tht
doubled and the evening congr? gatioi
STS growing remarkably each Sun.la
This result is due to no senuationahs
j by the pastor.
I Non-M-ctanan courtes in midwet
Bibl? study, inaugurated this wee
have aln-ajy established themtolves i
an enviable position in religiou? circli
of the city. Judging by the attenitanc
hinl the intereit diiplayod in the f.n
lecture, there ia every indication thi
this new courae will attract many hu?
dreds of church people of all Chrintia
ruination?. "The Name? and th
Build of the Hook," is announced as th
subject of Dr. Kemp's lecond lectur
Thursday evening.
WEEK OF PRAYER
The gener?l them? of the ?chedu'e o
?er. u-es ft the week of prayer, a? an
, nounced by the Federal Council o
Churches, is "Peace and I'nity." Th?
subjects on.J the Scripture oti whicl
the> BIB i.a.-<ed are:
? Sunday. January 2, "Sermons oi
: R?conciliation." Isaiah 64:10. Act:
JO: 3?. Romans 6:11. II Corinthian:
Monday. January 3-"Peace: Interna
tional and National." Isaiah xii; Acti
xvn. 22-81; Romans, xlii; I Timothy
11, 1-H.
Tuesday, January 4 -"Peace Through
Christum Service for Jews and On
Abroad and at Home -For All
Missionary Societies." Psalm lxvii;
Isaiah, xhx, .'M.'t; Act? i, 1-8; M?rk v
120; v,, i .:.
Wednesday, January 6 "Cnity in th?
< hurch Throughout the World." P?alm
exxxm; Inaiah xxvi, |j ?vii, 19; John
xvn; Ephesian? iv, 1-16; I Corinthian?
xii, 12-27.
Thursday, January 6 "Peace by Ed?
ucation m Schools, Colleges and Uni?
versale?" Psalm cxix, <?-16; Proverb?
in, l-2ti; rial, tt-M: Isaiah xxxii, lft-11
Friday. January 7 "The Family and
louth: Spiritual Training." Deuteron?
omy vi. 4-9; P?alm xxxiv; Psalm cxxii;
Matthew xviii, l-u. II Timothy ni,
Saturday. January 8 "Peace Through
Brotherhood; Reform and Social Ser?
vir?; to Promote Health, Labor Condi?
tion?, Purity and Temperance." V?e.\m
laxxv. ?-18; Psalm lxxxvii; r?aiah
Kalil, 20-24; Luke x. 26-37; Romsns,
Sunday J?nu?ry 9 "Sermon?: The
Prince of Peace in Victory ?nd (Hory."
Psalm ex, 1; I.tiah ix, 6-7; Luke xix
I; -EPBBSlBBa ii, 14? I Corinthian? xr,
?! I Timothy ?i, 16; Hebrews x l'-l'l
Revelation? xii, 1?.
QIAKERS PETITION PRESIDENT.
At the Westbury quarterly meeting
of the Society of Kriend? last week ?he
following re?olution wa? adopted- "To
K\KH1 JOSEPH IJE?CHT._
NEW SYNAGOGUE DEDICATED
B'nai Jenhurun, In Newark. Coat S100,
000?One ?>f Finest In I.and.
The new ?ynagogu? of the Congrega
tion B'nai Je?hurun, at High ?Street
and Waverly Avenue, Newark, N. J..
which was dedicate.) last night, is ?aid
to be one of the finest and best eauipped
synagogue? in this country. it co?t
$30n.iii)i'
Kuiibi Joseph Leucht, pastor emeri?
tus, wh?. officiate i at the dedication,
organized the Congregation B'nai Je
?hurun on August 2o, 1848, when there
were only sixteen member?. For eon
tinuou? ?ervice in the minlttry of one
congregation. Rabbi Leucht hat no
equal in nil the rabbit of this country.
the President of the l'nited States and
to lovers of our country, and of peace,
everywhere:
''WSStbsjrf Quarterly Meeting of the
Religious Society of P'riend?. in ?et
?ion at Flushing, Long Island, on the
30th day of Truth .'..'-?nth. 1916. feel? a
concern that thi? country ?hall not vio?
late the principia! of peace by exten?
sive naval and m lifary prepaarti?>n?.
"We believo that war is not only ?.ha
most ferocious and fut le of human fol?
lies, but is also contrary to the spirit
of Christianity.
"ft* urge our government, either in?
dividually or in cooperation with other
governments, to plan for an Interna?
tional organization that will make war
imposa Ma.
'We urge our fellow citizens bv all
tuitable Bteaaa to assist ir. forming a
public op.nion favorable to putting
mure energy in preparation for peace
than in preparation far war."
"CHAPEL OF MIRACLES"
CAUSES COURT FIGHT
Episcopalians Sue to Recover It
from Catholic Church.
Justice A. S. Tompkin?, of the Su?
preme Court, took testimony In Peaks*
kill yesterilav in an nc'ion begun by
mataban . -' tl ? Protestant Episcopal
Church of St Philip in the Highland*
to obtain possession of the "chapel of
miracle?" there St. Philip*! Church is
sttended h y Staj rasant Fish and other
sraalthj eoloniati of (iarriaon.
The chapel is a peurt of the Graymoor
monastery of It.?- ' athallc Society of
the Atonement, ?*onducted by the Rev.
Father IV'. arhs eras formerly an
Episcipal c.'-rgy-nan. The Rev. Arthur
Lowr.il.-s contends that the chapel ?rSS
danatad to 'l.e Episcopal church and
turned over to the ?atholic?, Hn.l it is'
demande?! that it be reconvey??d to the
pal church. It is called the
"chaps! of BjsJraelaa" bsaaass Father
Raul has sasartad that empty buckets
carried by a thirs'v wayfarer were
? liad h> Bl .1 that nu?
merous other "miracles" bad basa per?
formed on the monarterv grounds
The Rev. Frank Upiobn, of Ha?ting?,
and the Rev. E. C, Churiey, rector of
St. Philip'-, test Bad that the chapel
was given to live trustee?, who were to
hold it for th?- Episcopal church. It i?
alleged that af'er one of the trustee?
t.utl Father Raul persuade?! a majority
of the others to transfer the chapel to
the (atholic church.
SUES SHIP OWNERS
FOR WIFE'S DEATH
Ex-Master of Sloop Wants Dam
ages for Yellow Fever Ravage.
Panama, Dec. 3. --Thomas Owen, ex
master of the American ?loop yacht
Academy, ha? libsllad the ve?.*i!, -vhich
i*. in charge of the (Jaitad Btatea Mar?
shal. The Academy put in here yes?
terday and i? in Quarantine, there
having been recently several deatn? on
bsard from yellow fever.
Owen'a wife, who, he says, wa? a
daughter of Max Pemherton, British
novelist, and a niece of Lord North
clitTe, tlied in October at the Ancon ,
Hospital of yellow fever contracted
aboard the Academy at Hueria Ven?
tura, Colombia. He declared to-day
that the otrneri of the Anglo-American
Exploratioti Corapaay. of which Adolph
Behm, of San Francisco, la the pre?; |
dent, must pay tor her d-iath.
Of 'he original crew of the Academy
?ailing from Sun Francisco only three
?urvive. Six disd from yellow fever.
TIN ROSES AT TIN WEDDING
Tin Bell Bangs Welcome at F. B. Close
Tenth Annhersary.
Mr. ard Mr?. Edward I!. ( lo?e, of 37B
Park Avenue, celebrated their tenth
wed'ling anniversary last evening by a
dance at the Ritz-Carlton. The hostess
wi.re her wedding ??own and carried a
large bouquet of tin ro?e?. A large tin
wedding bell swung over the entrance
to the reception hall. Music was fur?
nished by two orchestras.
There were about four hundred
gVaatS, and to add to the gnyetv -"'.'
eral of them presente?! Mrs. CIj... with
gift? HUitable to the orcu-ion. a.iong
these were a tin bread box ?.'.led with
golden chrysanthemum? and h -?'riking
bouquet made up of ?mall tin kitchen
utensil?. Mr. C!o?e received a tin
irown. which he wore during part of
th? evening.
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Traniffi-I. To !*?? ete\ 4 I n l>?v 4 narrt?
J II Ix-lln.-: . . - 1 II II Watt. r.,\ ? . \
1 r 1 aras II wi'.iam V .ui.f. i;2d
la Kit'1 llnuad. Hi. ye I? .S?r?rL
J j <>'S . . 1:. t
T?ma*rao Aiilanmanta. i'?..:::: jar-jna ilo-man
1"' a II . ,|ut, In
Hur ,?< llfpair? and Baajapllaa. for 10 ?la?.? fmm
I'?x- 5 Ml. 1?. . '?..?' Harta
.."?-.? . ? '- !- ?t l ?..t?a- its. to r <i In om.-* ,/
1 1 -* ? --m pas.
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Hall, BrooAlj-ii. tor 10 '???? fro? !??? I u M
I..',- -? -. I- ?1 H - ; la.t 1. ?pe?:l*: ?.jua.l
S.. 1 IS la?. ? I'- * T. .-?!, Imp Plat
trniii pr*\'inru rndlralad .lit? In ??Mot prftiil??*?.
f??r 15 dan tt ? '."?? I ? '
W II I'Mff.r 4:i T. I) Twin ITth. J J.
t. roil ? ?
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tlh t.i I4*tV frra 1 !" I
La*?** ?? Abitar? . ?Ithntit r>?vi Ttlmr, MF*
M ?. i?. .1 1 da? fi II Des 1 J j
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10 J ?A /?-. k lltlh. 1 lar troas 1 p *j i.?
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trot,. N,? 1 ? t. N . 1
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Dr.- J. I
CITY MISSION GUIDE
TO POOR 84 YEARS
Organized When Episcopal
Church Was Aristocratic, It
Has Ever Aided Needy.
In those day? when the City of New
York wa? ?till young, th? "congr?gation
of God's poor" w?? very ?mall, although
perhaps relatively no smaller nor more
perplexing than it i? to-day. Then the
city's dependents wer? hou?ed in on?
building, which wa? where the City
Ball now stand?. Here the innocent
and the criminal, the sane and the in?
sane, the ?ick and the well, were herded
together under one roof like so many
eattl?. They had reached the scrap
heap of civilization ;n America?and
had been thrown upon it, because the
age of contervation had not yet ar
r l sd.
Subsequently, whin th? Almshouse
was removed to the foot of East Twen
ty-sixth Street, where Be'.'evue Hos?
pital now stand?, a division was made,
?o that th? insane could be taken to a
separate island in the East River. But
the rest of the "human rubbish" - inno?
cent and blameworthy were still mem?
bers of the one "poorhouse" family and
governed by on? law.
Meanwhile th? Protestant Episcopal
Church in New York had grown up as
B Church of one claa?. And the preis
railed loudly at them a? the Church of
the moneyed ariitocracy without love
for the extra-parochial poor. No free
pew? or sittings were to be had in any
Episcopal Church of thi? period. There
was no place in them where a middle
class mechanic could feel he had a
church home. Therefore the popular
accusation ?tung.
The answer wa? the formation of
the N?w York Prote?tant Episcopal
City Ml??ion Society eighty-four ye?rs
ago. Ch?pel? were built in the crowd?
ed districts of lower New York, where
the seats were free and where the new
Americans were made to fe?I at home.
Such a ?pirit of brotherhood wa? bound
to ipread and to permeate to ? greater
or leit extent all church??. According?
ly, a new democracy has been fostered
chiefly through the influence of this
city mi??ion through three genera
tlona.
The 120 mi??ionar1e? of the Episco?
pal City Mission are called upon to
minister to 22,000 persons a day, pa?
tients in our public and s?ml-private
hospital?, inmate? of insane asylums.
prisoner? in all the penitentiarie? and
jails, immigrant? at Ellis Island, em?
bryonic citizens in our settlement? of
the Ea?t and West sides, and conva
le?cent women and children discharg-d
from tha hospital? into the roofless
wor^d without anv equipment to keep
?ou! and body together.
Thus the mission become? the good '
S?maritan to the poor of the city, state
?nd nation. During the ?trea? of un?
employment la?t winter it found
it?olf equipped to give work to
the idle women of the East Side fac?
tories. The discharged prisoner re?
ceived his first "lift" at this door. All
summer the poor are searched out '
from the crime district?, where the
humble and respectable poor are eom
fp?ed to live. Thesa moth-era and
children, numbering about 800, ^et ten
days in the country and at the seaside.
With their old anvironment for tha
moment forgotten, the young inhabi?
tants of New York's worst acres grow
near to nature and nearer to nature's
laws. Afterward the old, corrupting
life of th? city ha? less power over
them.
Thi? benevolent society stand? a: th?
jrati way of the nation and creates
cheer and guidance to the bewildered
mid homesick alien. It follows the
new American to his home and pre?
pare? him for citizcnthip. In each pub?
lic hospital it binds tip the wounds of'
the most friendless heart, while the'
i ?it* is spending millions to heal his
body. In Jail It discovers the roa 1 to
hope and ?et? the offending pilgrim on
the way to it. In the city home? for
the aged and infirm it steadies the tot?
tering palt and th? mind of those who
have seen better days. Those, by the
sign of the Cross, find the nath to th.
crown. The last report of the chaplain
of the Blackwell's Island Home for th ?
Ag.'d and Infirm said that 375 out of
a census of his 700 Protestant inmates
regularly partook of the Holy Com?
munion.
LAKEVTEW HOME DECENNARY
Founding of Aivlum for Children To
Be Observed on Sunday.
The tenth anniversarv of the found?
ing of the Lakeview Home, at Ar
rochar, Stuten Island, will be cele?
brated on December 12, at 3 o'clock in
Iho afternoon. Addresses will be made
by Justice Iiaac Franklin Russell, of th*?
Court of Special Sessions; Judge Rob?
ert J. Wilkin, of the C.iildren'i Co'irt;
Judge Morgan M. L. Ryan, sf th? Chil- ,
dren'? Court of Staten Island, and Leo j
Arnt'ein, president of the Council of >
Jewish Communal Institution?
Mi?s Sadie American is president of
the Lakevlew Home.
-.
LUNCHEON FOR HECKLERS
Head of Housewives' League Invites
D?l?gations from New Jersey.
Twenty-one Ntw Jersey branches of
the Housewives' League have been in?
vited to ?end delegate? to a "basket
lunch" which Mr?. Julian Health Is
giving at the league headquarters, at
25 Weit Forty-fifth Street, on Mon?
day.
The chief diversion at the "partv"
will be heckling Mrs. Heath on the
financial activities of the league. Tho
New Jersey member? have aaked fol
an official investigation of th? league,
and it i? ?aid that Deputy Attorney
Otmatal Obermckr ha? taken prelimi?
nary steps toward an examination of
the boohs. Mrs Heath said last night
that she had heard nothing from the
state official?, but that ?he would wel
comc an Investigation.
Churchill's
More than a Restaurant?
A Broadway Institution
Broadway & 49th Street
CAFE BOULEVARD ?Bf"fc *J? *?
|:,".'"fv Maggie Teyte?Solsa
Ti.- l.iifluri Prtma I?mina K.af-rario. ft III.?
ORVILLl MARR?LO. TVi ? HAM)
Punch4Jady.^'T^,Ma\a^^',^
TREASURE ISLAND
"FOR ONCE EVEN 'THE MOVIES'
ARE BEATEN."?Herald.
princess v,:," /-:;.;' $\v*E . ?
THE UNBORN WSt*
By Permission of His Eminence Cardinal Farley
AMILITARY CONCERT
Conducted by John George Frank,
Las. with the Metropolitan Opera Csv, who ?vi led hi? ' ran'a.r
augmented by ? Drum. Fife ?nd Bugle ChBB, ?B rtlBlBll asWcU, Ar.;i,em, ?j
Army Calli. wilh other appropriate Selecliom.
At CARNEGIE HALL
On December 15th, at 8:15 P. M.
For the benefit of the Cancer Homei for deit.tule caiei in charge s| th- Sanaa* J
Relief for Incurable C.ncer. Si. Roiei Free Home. 7! Jarai?n St.. New Wk. ,n(J.
Roi?ry Hill Home, H?wthorne. N. Y.
Tickets on Sale at the Box Office, Carnegie Hall.
Boxes, $25.00 & $15.00. Seats, $1.50 & $1.00.
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MONTGOMERY & STONE [HH\\
PARK '",:.;,, . 2 lOc & 25t.
FREE EDUCATIONAL
CONCERTS
, WANAMAklEF AUDITORIUM
Astor Place. Broadway and Ninth St.
CARMEN
Operatic Tableau Vivants
Demonstrating the
Victor Talking Machine?
Three Weeks' Season. Beginning
.Monday, December 6th, 2.30 p. m.
Two Performances per Dav There?
after. All .Music Lovers Welcome.
PHILHARMONIC
Bl i. IBTTT ? r --"-v. PORK
.111-1 K MiltN-ihl, (O.MIIIl'UR.
4 Saturday Eve. Concerts
< \ KSK?, I F HALL.
? tH t.. }1 vi Subscriptions
I toll Hook? now ?.p.'n at BftI Office.
1st Concert To-night at 8:15.
BEETHOVEN I ' ?-? tor ? "C rl< .satis" .
BEETHOVEN, tin Brmphonrj VVAONER,
I'rel'il? I.Mearo-l irOBS Til?t.?ti nnl
i?....',.- . LISZT Brmpl . . at "Las
VVAONER, Wa.1nel.en from
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Mar.-h (Piral
To-morrow tSuiiilaji Afternoon at 3.
FRANCIS MACMILLEN
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METROPOLITAN ,,?V*
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Martlnelll, Amato, RothlSf Ctttttl PolacOO
Neat Mess, at I II Hoiien.e. ai?ir. Cejattl;
I'lrum, De Laca Segur?la Cond H?\atnoll.
?VeaL, - MaKie Flute. I! up- K.r- Mk.or.,
l Bodanskjr
Tinir?. -? Ai.lu. Rappold, Matsenaner;
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Frl. at n Boris ?x.iltinnw. <.t?-r. I? '. .
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ru?o. I?? Laca, Mala atta. CoaS lu\aguoii.
THIS SUN FVF ? ??'"'?'?
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at a II i to |1 i M Mil I ?, UlltlMiN
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Ssat? *t Box 0?lc? alia R**m 1202. Aaalla* Hall.
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DATE? .I1K4. IS, 1?. F.VOr?. AT H:34?.
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I'lrertlmi n?u.t?i Pro'.mar. and l'?th A Ilaj.inian.
Carre,?e Hall, Sat. Aft., Dec. 11, at 2 30
riOLLN SE? ITAL MIS? IIA
ELMAN
IN AID OF
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WAR SL'F
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Aeolian Hall. THIS AITK.KMM1X, at 3.
HUTCHES?N
?vit h the Oreh. of S? motion) ??oriel) of \ \ .
WALTER DAMROSCH, iomhttor.
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