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Church as Life's Beacon
Guides Us to Safe Haven
Religion's Duty Not to Prepare Followers for Death So Much
as to Direct Their Steps Along Path
of Best Living.
B) I IARLH W? WELCH.
"If 1 Bheuld die to-night!" "If I were
faeinir the jrreatest crisis which pos?
sibly could come to me or if life
should be continually crowded with re?
verses and failures, to what and to
whom should I turn to-day for direc-'
tlon, comfort and inspiration?"'
Shut in and isolated as the /freat
majority of New York people are by,
an evcr-?i< ?pi which
crushes out ability to answer such;
questions as the foregoiog, what insti-:
tution is it to which these thousands
may turn to-morrow and be sure of the
friendship and enheartenment neces
to solve life's problems of death
and the weightier responsibilities ofj
life?
Wh- no ?houf-ht of death
?
bear heavily enough, tl cht?,".
the foi f the 1
by a contest with overpowering liquids
Seem all sufficient for the passing of
hile, but let adversity frown and
the social sky b? overcast by the deser?
tion of "fair weather" frien?ls, of whom
there are always many, who go from us
like bee? deserting autumn flowers,
what Institution remains to which all
should turn to-morrow with reverent
arid grateful appreciation?
Heat Living Our l)ut>.
Certainly the greatest task confront
ing us is not so much preparation for
death as preparation for the best pos?
sible and most successful living. He
who has ignored his responsibilities
in connection with his own living and
has refused to see that the greatest
thing in the world is to spend one's
time in best living needs not to be.
reminded that it is a serious thing to
die. Tbc-eforc, the Chur??h has come
on the scene not to prepare men for
dying so much, but to inspire within
them a determination and strength of
purpose, the absolute esaentisla to fil?
ing every minute with buoyant and
trivil lif? g! ?hen, '
ia s call to ?n earnest conaideration
of the reasons for our being B<"" BBS
how best we nr.av falAI Bar misalOB 01
ir.akin-f life worth ?rhil? not only to!
ourselves but for ? II
To fulfil this ' '? -? thc
Church's duty l0 r ? ? thill all men
- for the gl ? ? ?<?0(
and happin? thaa to de
?
of men by eordt of :' a"'J
r?sar. If vou have not found fne
( hurrh ntk an agent, is it true that
v..u src blaattlesi sad srithoat ******
for the iml; ? ? ' OB have form.-.i .
If it? m.??Mi*.. '? "????
stirred vo.ir inner depth '. BBS you say
that you have not been the cause of
thi? failure" While temporary .-?nsa
tiona of life maj
will admit that to bs permanent, the
pleasure?, of Ufa I ''1 fr?m }^e
abiding deeper function? of one'? lift,
to which the Church Is the preeminent
la the ?mxi'.'-' '.?
Must i.ive Church Our Re?t.
bgeatgai aras ssksd v?hy ne had com
tmanded offeringi of saeh little value
to bs made to tha gods. Ha replied,
"hi order that, ira ras* Bot caass ta
honor them.'' If IN have ceased ?<>
honor the Church, is it not because
we bare failed to brine to the On?, who
cr?'hted it and u? our best gifts? When
all alike, including clergymen an'l
churchmen of every rank, have brought
our best otTsriagB, the church trill eoaia
to have a BSW meaning for us, not only
in its ministries to us in our last hour,
but it orill be a constant source of
reciprocal inspiration and encourage
rati y
A D?tes Bofi
aooMwhere graphical!* illnstrated what
I bat ? -ay. Speaking of n
visit to Charleaton Harbor,
WHERE TO GO TO
CHURCH TO-MORROW
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
R"iat)s?, an.) 'Otb ?-Irret.
PA-TCRLWI.FALDEIKlAlir.D.
11 \ m ???nu: m OODLBM I'lrri 1:1.
"I Mil M\\ 4M? Till. FOI III??! I?
iiioiinv rn ri hi: o? hi?* < iio*??.
H |. M ?" I II1. 1 \? I Ml.HT <>l THE
lllliiil*.) riHH ON EARTH! <>K, THE
\WIII HI1KI.MM, OF THE MIX
M HO IOMIKKS ???il? IN THIS I II E \M>
VI I Mill'? MIIKI. IMI'IIKT \M E TO
?Mil RIAL THIN?.?, Til \N II? III- <)\\ S
-III I .
Iriiljv Night, |i(T??ml'i*r 17. S o'rlork.
ii? Heldentat! will aMwer Ihr .?.ir-tlon?:
t'. Ill II \ > I ?I. I 'H II GOSPELS IN
?II \H <U ONE? 4MIV l???l> M.llk
-\> NOTHING Mini T <>l It )<?KI>s
III I: I If. \Mi JOHN MITHIN?. AUDI T
Ml ITU HUM '"
Ali who il? ?ire to know how to ?turlj Hi?
Bible e.ir.linllv Invited. _
Kid-Wesk Eibe Study
REV. lOsffH W. KE44P.
AlVARV BAPTIST CHURCH.
4't-f?tlrlf
Kid-Week Bib e Study
' 'TIST CHURCH, ?i i-mu t!?* tree.
? i In i ht
?
? ? f ? ?
ii_-, .ivn:\-i'ui;sr "
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Li.tl- lr,urs-?4 ?it:, ( rr>? Hy-nn Writ???.
?s Montgomery and His M>mn?4."
A.VARY BAI'TISI CHURCH
b A?s.
.c?v. Joseph W. Kemp, Pastor
\ ?' SSI
... in,]
?.
?
Ml I1APTIST CHURCH.
MMMSf
?
MADI? -URCH.
C A. EATON, D. D., Pastor,
?
Hr?. C. F. Hall LiaBsr.
I illtl?! I\N M Il NI _,
Christian Science
Churches
II A.M. ?nrj g P.V. *,/.?n??rJav.. S P.M.
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Broadway Tabernacle
R-*?-)??, ?'and V..th Str?x>t ??
? I, ln'?r.
MANHATTAN
??i-? iri i ? "i < HKi? i
INTRAL CHURCH. '?: W?t Slit St.
JS">?? H. Phtisutl. '
4 M "A DEfPININt, EXPERIENCE."
II lllf Mil ITIIli
( MOISTS ?OR ETHICAL CULTURE.
?X M OR. FELIX ADLER Sii-ak"
LIFE. '.IE ATM and F.TIRMTV.
BETH EL '^?:^?^l.^;,?
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THI ? THI ? (|Ma?0?,rLACE."_
II 1 Hilt \N
CHURCH OF THE ADVENT,
am A ? r m.
Ml T II? II ?I- I I ll?l OI*\l..
"ADISON AVENUE CHURCH
^'x i_4h **??????? "'
Worth M. Tippy, D. D., Psstor,
ml. PAUL'S METH,DIST CHURCH
CKAf L-SL.GOUDi.il, D.U., Pastor
? ?
CALVAKV METHODIST .
Rev. VV. H. MORGAN, D. D.
?
i MSI***, LL. D.
Sir '- M
OLD JOHN ST. CHURCH
M \\ III?,I l.ll I
P.
School of the Builders, Inc.
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tes ?''?"-?? ?I ?
f ???.
UNITY SOCIETY
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L??l?r?. - -.. ???. ?,? ?| ? ?I?.
geen ??? . ., ?. ,, .,, *.,.Ur??,.
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MRS. CHAP?N.
ri?-. f?,.?'r.
/
DIVINE SCIENCE
? i:-?.-..,
. i, (?''KAIM
HARRY GAZE.
? ISN BHBACUS f
A . I
HENRV FRANK "'A '
i
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PRESBYTERIAN'.
PARK AVENUE
Presbyterian Church
AT 85th STREET
THE REV. CHAS. W. WELCH,
Minister.
SERVICES
Bible School.9:30 a.m.
Morning \Vorghip.II o'clock
Young People'? Devotion?l Service.7 :00 p. m.
Evening \*?or?hip.8 o clock
M.dweek Service, Wednesday.8 p. m.
AN INVITATION IS EXTENDED TO A_L
_PEOPLE. _
THE BRiCKCHURCH
rtn? A.r-.-i' and T. -?? ??.nth ??'?"''..
.,, , ?hi. am rii:n*-?)N MK'iniu?
. IRANI?. IjATl.Mr.lt JAM <\At
l>r alKl-tUJ ? at 11 and 4.
I . ? '. . at t 40 .*.. _
Onari Bible ? lern ?t II ?aVlOa-k
1 - ? ..?,.a Ti ..IlMM1 T?T7. lj.a-1?.
-.-, . ,\ ...,-. g I.! !' _
noms -i.i;\'!? v. : ?/?BY ?*___DAY. Il ?o?12 '0.
rPNTDil PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
?-r*.^ i rcrtu Mi(1|.9? A,en?, ggd iTta str??t.
It?. Wlltan Merl.-Smlth. D, D. Ta lor,
lt>? Hugh Black prcarhm at 11 A M
I M ?I'D IAI. Ml Si? At, BEB*
Uji - . - HANS
??":.. h.MjIS'O, HarpI-?.
i? 4.RI. KUUCRMITH, " Igl I" ??* nil-na
FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTE-MU CHURCH
Fifth Av?. a.i Flftv-mth 9t.
REV. J. H. JOWETT, D. D., Pastor.
Btf?|g?g ?' 11 A M an?! 4 ?0 P M
pg laarstl ?>' ' r?r??. g h: batt ? ?? -?
t.f**r-lig ' ? ? ur.-h Ere?*tl<"n.
Mm - _ -
u, -?? ??
, ... -, r Pr. J -.??"
MADISON SQ. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
? i lib ?tnet
Rev. ( H. |.\KKIIl RST, IM>.. Pastor.
REV. (.. R. MONTGOMERY, Ph. D..
a.. . ? ? taet
A M ?? 1 s f. a?
BROADWAY
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
114th SI ? IB -???
Walter Duncan Buehanan. D. 0..
gt 11 \ 'I >??-.? M
. . ? ._
WEST-PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Beth St. anil Amaterilam A??.
Rev. ANMIN P. ATTERBUHY. D. D. 1 ,. .,
R?v. ANTHONY H. EVANS. O. ?. J '
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OLD Fid T PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
HFTH AVENUE-ELEVENTH STREET
HOWARD DUFFIELD-II A. M.-8P.M.
DIITrCDC PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
axU I ?ta_l_kj Broadway and Tti St
R?v DANIEL RUSSELL. D. 0.. Puter.
? i Dg?i. b at 11 A M ?.. I t P M
?- "Juit a Ogorl M?th?r "
Ft. Washington Presbyterian Church,
I74U St.. ?t Broadway.
R?v. 0. HOFfMAN MARTIN D. D.. P?a??r
? " . I I*. M
A. Edwin Kelgwln. U. 0.. |.r-?. !,-? Il g .
WFST FNin PHISBY. ? , . A.
VV_->I Call/ slrM,,
EVENING SUBJECT; -SCATTER YOUR FLOW.
ERS UP?1N THI LIVING RATHER THAN DEAD.
Uairenity Place Pregfcylen?n Chore?.
i - .,
GEOFHil* Al EXANU1 It I? I> at' Igte?
il 11 A M. h - I- M
SCOTCH --"-SBYTERIAN CHURCH.
. and Centn Park Waal
11 ' ' ?-?:??. '? .. I and I
ri.Ori.-TWT |IIMOIAI..
CHURCH.; BELOVED DISCIPLE
La?? Ml st. asas v.?..o. a...
.'.'.' M-.MiV M _4_B01 K. '. ii. u.? ? .
7 JJ?10 A. M.. Hot] I MM
Il A. M.. Mol . -. .. .. .
AMI,?in . ."Iloaanr.?
l'o?t. . '
VVoMn. 'Olla, Barp ?: i ..rg? .
4 P. M. Pagular Vrittn.
Pr-rtud. I a Saint? ?"... Gour.-vl
Vloltt;. I .?, ?, II?-. ? i t.rg?r.
Mota? .i?. :? . n<nin?art
Ig I?rajo"
'CaUo, Haro and Ort?i.
I P. M. Evenaajn?.
-, .
. . ging
ST. BARTHOLOMEWS CHURCH
i?i . t , total
- It . til. .11 roN PABK ? I? D., It? IM
gr-afh.
4 ' ?' . . ?
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St. Cboma?'fl Church
l ?i ,-'l A\ *
R?. 1 I?. D., Ra--?.
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CHURCH OF THE HOLY COMMUNION.
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Church of Zion and St. Timothy
-? ?Ar.' *,:>?. --r"'
?a - Bo? Hl VKT LI MSI K. IV i I
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a -..I- M
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I CATHIURAI OF ?AT. JOHN TMl DIVIN'
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S?. George's Church
KARL RIIIANO 1' *??
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H.? ,- A H <* I A II vir?\ .
0 c c n 0i o ti .
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FROTE?rTAVT EPISCOPAL.
CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION
Medtsea a,- ? I . ??' Bl
Rtv. 11 . ftOBBI.N - H
I A. M.?Holy Omtnuiilou.
H A M --M.ru n? Prsn ? - I*?).
4 V. H. . B**U?0| l'r??-r, a?1.treat b|
CALVARY CHURCH jjV?
Use THKODOSE -! ?>i.\\ l? K n
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ST. JAMfcy lHLUCH
Wsii- ' ? - ?"-???
I A ??! Bi
11. M~'.'i(t I'l.rr- ?:..| -M-mori (Mr. Barhmani
l_P.)M I ? ? ... ,, ? ! - I Mr. 0?. *?*?)
Church of the Hearenly Rest,
?? . ? >i m
Sei "i m , . u- ?
? A. v | pr-vrr
Bsnowi. R? ? - - !-.-.. i--?.. ? i
ALL ANGELS' CHURCH. W-?t End Av. snd Hit.
R.?? .? :?! LA -'.I mV - -i -. : '. |.
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CHAPEL OF THE INTERCESSION.
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Hr.. Dr. ... ?- TI
I 1' M . I- ;? , ?i- \ ? ft ?
THE TRANSFIGURATION. I EAST
.'??.1.411 M?i\> ;.?>.?.' ?ARI
mass > ! si rmo.v y.\ r\
?*T. MATTHEW S CHUIKM ?H WmI S4th SI.
R Ml..1 .
_ ?? m _
8T. STEPHEN S. ?/ith St.. nfar Broadway.
Dr. SEAOLE H
CRAC! CHUKCH. Br*oat4a? and (nth St
R?. ' i? A ill I ? ! 1 V. IS ' I. |l 1
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REFORMED.
the Minni t: t oui.? i \n CHI n< h
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li>, Hi'l . I, I 4 ... I? I? \l
II. > . 1 H ? - . I '?
1. . u
THE KABBLE < III.I.El,I \1 I. I III Kl II.
4 .
Hr-T. H4\ I!? ? I I? I? ?1
4 " ? ? -
IP.?
Till, ( Ol I li.l M I. ? III HI H ?Il ??T.
NI? Hill *.*?,
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I III. \?. l-I END (ill.I.M.I.it illiKdl,
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Rf? HIMII i:\ l.!H .?"'? I "Ml'.. I" I? "
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At 4 39 I Makluj M ...
lu ?
A. 4?
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Hamilton Grange
A Fatal 0
REFORMED CHJRCH OF HARLEM
l. . 4,
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4 I- 41
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BRYANT HALL 4-. i BO I I I
WIIITI P. .
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MM IK1 . ??i I KIRN)?.
RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIEM'V M?. !-,p
let ?. Mli.{> II ? in ?? Bl I ?? Itlb ?' Man
tal.au. 4: I ?It Wcfwim.' it? II I?
SPIRIT! \l 1ST.
FIRST l.ERMAN SPIRITUALIST CHURCH.
r 'i
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Psbat k ' i
Sslrilual ?nd Elhlcsl B4
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IHI.OMII'Hlt M
THEOSOPHICAL HEADQUARTER?
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I Nil \!,l \N
CHURCH ?:. ME?SIAH S*}"??? ?&
JOHN HAYNES HOLMES
"The l?"tim?ny ol Ike Jewiib Pr.,pk*ti
A(sint) Wsr snd V, sr Prepsredneu."
ill. iM. trrnian Mr. Halmr? ?TM ms? See In
? crl?l? ?in.lnr t? th? on. na? tail?? a ? .
th. Pr.ph.-t? mtrt 1'ailfMv ?h? .?n.l.tfntly op
p?ipd |ir*-ti?r-ri
' I- ?' Mr. Am?, Plnrhnt
?i ' -
? '." P M -I'll Ju.|. William H.
Wadham, -T ,. I nj... rminat -
ALL sOUl V * iv
/ALL. "v/UL,J , a.
it-? In ; it ?i.n i li m
,'??? WV i 4M I.AI m.M ,. ?i I.I i-, 4 . ?
I I.I.IVAN .- ?HA!
]?i.! ? M ?! ? 4-1. I ? ??? In.
I. A . ?
LENOX ?WENUI UNITARIAN IMIRCH
'"A HiNDU MYSTIC (IvABiV)''
r.-. i - i ? i
I NiM :cs ? i i-i
THE CHURCH OF THE DIVINE PATERNITY,
Cnlral P.r? Wr?t ?nd 7Mh SI.
li ? Fran? Oll.er Hail. I?. ?
?? 4 ?I 'HINDI rll.O 1 ivf ?,
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IM). \.
lit st ** I r A B . ?
DR. CARL RE1LAND,
IMS LAW OS A
RICHMOND P. HOBSON,
?II III K *?l IC*. H I ?
EVERSON oil HLDSOiV
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THE UNION THirilOBICAI ?IMINASY
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A art P.rlrr Fit.*! II I?
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A SILK I'
OUT fil A SOS ? I *P
|| H.
Qoerri iasis?acli church * ?. . i
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"A friend took me to the forward
and pointing to a light that gl<
above the city in the distance
"That light i? in the ?pire of St. I'h:
Church. It is the harbor-light
<"harle->tor.. The channel here it
eti.iy channel, deep but narrow,
every rat?el that entrr? ??
Blast ?teer by the lignt in St. Phi
( h un h Life'? Ileair.n Light.
"Ah I ?tood there in the deene
?ha.low? I began to think of the n
? .'. atid ?mail, which thr?
the long year?, had entere.i th.! ?
Merchantmen and men-of-war, frei
en and pleasure-boat?, yachts
schooners and ezcuraion ?tearr
.-hip? of adventure and of explor?t
iaki?h b'ockader?, boat* ?trippec
their deck-, grim and threatening ?
all the paraphernalia and munit
of war; and ?hips gay with bun
flying, with music an?! laughter
sounding and with deck? crowded ?
throng.? of pleasure-geek
Kor all, the light in the church s
??hone to ?how them a safe port
to guide tr.e ship to it? desired ha
ad ta I i ?" tell tne ?'.
of v.hart the (.'hurch is for. to an?'
m part at least, the question ?
. wanted a Church. The 1
thining orar Charleston Harbor f
St Pallia's ?pire and far out to
is a picture of the mission of ev
church in the world.
"The mission of the Church i?
shine the harbor-light. It is to
luminate the darkness and, thro
the gathering gloom, to point the t
way. It la to ?how voyagers on
sea of life how to reach the true ha?
to tall wanderer? how ?> |
their Father's house. It is to guide
??.?il to i;.,,l. [t is to shine out
?he soul ?n the ofl
nay reach, . fety, lift's true ?
tinatioa,
BIBLE READERS' CLUB.
satas ha- breach! us to the (
tlement of th? Israelites m Palest
after their exit from F.gypt and th
wandering for forty years in the BO?
try between. We have also seen h
the people were governed and protec
by rulers called judge?. The two 1
of these "saviors" were Ell and Sami
The latter occupies the position of
termediary between the old order ?
the new, which is ushered into c
study by the next two books which b?
his name. The new order provide? !
h different mode of government a
provides the people with a king '.
whom they had clamored. This new t
rartur?- will bitas us to the Study
the character? of some of the ni<
Beted und familiar fleures ef Bihl ?
history.
IX- I. SAMUEL.
I. Samuel, the last of the .ludg
1-12; (a) Samuel's birth and connect
ti'.n, l-'l; i hi Th?* Ark of the Covena
?t : 1 - 7 : _ ; el Keeonstructi
! by Samuel, 7; di The peor
?rv for a king, N; (e>) Samuel and ?.
schools of the prophets, lO-l-LI, 19:1
LM; ifi SamiU'l s leave taking, If.
II. Saul and hi? regn, i*-29; (a) 11
selection, !?: 1-Ki: 16; lb) The peopl?
choice, 11? : 17-Y*7 ; | c ) His first great vi
t.rv. 11; .I. Jr.nHt.han antl the Phill
I '.. ?? Saul's dagtraeratis
? Baal sad David, IS-tS; l a) Bai
; ? ar.d hi? en?l, a-?-l.
-a
CHURCH NEWS AND NOTE
STONE < II ? I ENSURE??.
A now pretest ha? lieen i?su<
? the organisation of churrhmi
m i'h?a is l ii Bteaeau
! hip. This orgaaizatiaa grew et
ot the religieas irapetas eaesed !?>' tl
..i, ami its feeader, tl
? . Stone, vicar of the t impel .
Holy Communion, ha.? haul it wi
I to draw BIBB Bf all branch?
Protestant t'hurch nearpr t.
eat church work.
DppoaitlOfl -?.on arose, anil certai
?' .ither than the Protestai
..1 Church insist that modifie;
ma.It? In the con?titution of th
organization which would ?liminai
lome seen inglj Episcopel tendence
The new oppoaitiofl to the Stonema
? lias an enrolment i
I ? -kde pi :'i? member?, come
ironi ? Protestani Kpis>?opa! elergyna
the Rev. T. Boi-lei Kemp? ah
write- te "The ' boreBBsaa" that '
refer to the Stoneman Fellowship, th
membership of which is over ino.noi
Eighty per cent possibly more o
? 'iinhcr i-- -.-i;?1 te consist of sec
tartana. The founder of the club i? th
Rev. H. C. Stone, the honorary char
lain; Hi hop Rhineiander, antl th
un, George Wharton I'cppei
rhree degree .?r. conferred, the sec
...,,| being baptism, or the renewing o
If ir.t candidate is a bapt'zed mar
and the third degree, the laying on o
hand? for those not already con
tirnied), followed by the Holy Com
munion,
"According to the present constitu
?in confirming la te be ?lone b.
Biahop ?hinelander, ?.r . bishop ap
pointe tl by him; hence, full member
grill have been properly aad validly een
firmed by a biahop in the apostolic sue
on, ami will have been made th?
spiritual e.|ual.? of Catholic churchmei
excepting in one particular namely
they Will not have been brought to sub
mil the.aaelvea ?a Christinas to th?
of 'he Catholi?
"Va . ing of the genera
pui pose ? ' ' leb,' which ii
: unity, i '"? ? ? a ? .1 te rais?
a question or two, seemingly pertineni
"1. !1h? ab this Churcl
i piacepal i a mora
ii?,:ht to eonflrm a man who has no in
t.-tition of renouncing his heresy anc
??ni?
"J. Does not a bis] op confirming
for the Stone Club condone heresy
and schism, since the club is reprc
i .i? no* being Intended to inter
. ?. the ' rnifd man'ii sec?
tarian m mbership'*
"tV Has a bishop a canonical right
t.. confirm a man ?\ho dees not. purpea?
ti become an enrolled eommunieanl ?.t
I urch ?
??fi t.. m?? that Catholic
? . naced. Many el
<n:r t .mod it im
.... a
' .-.all? "
\-ara. PBAYEI I ?>K v\ in DTD.
"Will .. prey Seel ?!ay to Almighty
Gad ? . sad before Christ?
mas *? war1 Will you p?ti
the I'nitp.l S'ntes
ll day of prayer
" ?? thit niati.T aaay be laid upon the
aar eoBBtr*
and a an ' fe up to Gad !
. ? Ict'er to
? ?? the call t.. prayer which \va?
this we? ? ? ? i .
ib, of 'h.' Scotch Presbyl
Church. With the call -vent a *?
which they
; to ?all th? r peepla t.>
eloec of their mi
? pray? r thai
il?! lh< d and the nien ? ' 0
? ?? ? bes be brought out be
? ?
-i ?.! ORGrs YBAi iHHiK.
A -.i 'i ? at Hofk" ..
Bpit/cepel :
[?e I
1100,01
? ' ?? . church
? the nai ' y. eom
?
??I'M l\l Ml -?I? \l ??.,'> M K.
The first .? monthly musical ser?
arroe sfter
? ? tral I'ri ibytei ian
? ? .?? Harr?
te on
Moor? I i will
? ,i bj I", u iltofl Merle
pa er, ami a progressas ? "?
bracing numbers from oratorios i
standard ???"?ed works will be given
ihe full choir. _
CHANCES IN CALVARY BAITIS'
During the last wee* two chan?
have occurred in BSIliosi in Cal*)
( hurch. Heretofore the priyr M
nil? was held on Friday evening. T
has been changed t?> Monday even
at R o'clock, t?nij the raeetinc is mi
distinctively a prayer meetingof the c
fashioned type. The church is alrei
begm-.tng to fool the uplift and
spiration of this meeting. Strang
are cordially welcomed.
The other change is the inaugurati
of the midweek Bib!?? study ein
which i? already attracting large atti
turn snd bid! fuir to b.- one of the a
standing features of the work of t
present pastor. This meetingis hi
every Thursday evening, at I o'clock
*-?
SERMON TOPICS TO-MORRO
Baptist.
First. Broadway and 79th st., t
Rev. I. M. Hsldemsn, D. D., 11 ???
"The Bloodless Picture of the Man. a
the Fourfold Bioody Picture of I
, 8 p. m., "The Lost Night sf I
Biggest Fool on Earth; Of, The A?n
Awakening of the Man Who Ignoi
(iod in This Life and Attaches fct?
Importance to Material Things than
Bia Own Soul."
Divine Science.
Church of the Healing Christ, Hoi
Astor, 11 a. m., Dr. W. John Murr,
"(ireatness." A special musical pi
gramme will be ?-rndere?!.
Episcopal.
Beloved DI I ipil , -'"'' ?'??? ' -*l ??*??
?son av., the Ser. Dr. Henry M. B;
hour at both .?er?, ice?. Tl.uj?!.-; BSS
ing. at the parish house. tWS plsj
"Th.- IfoOSS Ttap." l>V William I't
Ho wells, ruad "A Gsjm sf ' ?
L. J. Hollenius, win be pn -
the youn? people of the church.
Calvary, Fourth av. and 21sl *' ,
a. m., the Rev. Theouore Sedgwick, '
Vision of l'nity"; 8 p. m., spcc.al' mui
cal service, Spohr'.?- "Last Judgment
with choir jf fifty voices, and an o
chestra of trumpets and drum*.
St. John the Divine, Amsterdam ?
and 110th st., 11 a. m., the Right R*
Dr. Theodore Du Bose L'ratton, Bish?
of Mississippi; 4 p. m., the Rev. C
Dickinson S. Millet.
The Ascension, Fifth av. and 10th s
S p. m.. Carlo di Fornaro, "The Lan
the Church and the Schools in Mexico
Mr. di Fornaro is the author of "Dia
Czar of Mexico," on account of whii
he was sentenced to one year'? i in pn
onment OS MuckvceU's I ??and. At tl
4 i,. m. servir. Mendelssohn's "St Pso
will be sung bv a full choir and sol
ists.
Ethical Culture.
Meeting House, Central Park We
sn.l 64th st., 11 a. m.. Dr. Adler, I
"Life, Death and Eternity."
Academy ot Ifnaie, Brooklyn, 11
in.. Mrs An . G. .'-peucer, on "What
.??alvation ?"
Theatre Fran?ais, West 44th st.,
p. m.. Henry Frank, on "The ijarv By
tem rf Education."
MethoHint.
( ?ivarv. Seventh iiv. ami 129th ?I
11 a. in., the K.-v. Dr. Morgan, "Th
Pik<?'? Peak of R?v?lation"; ? p. m
"The Kiml of Men dur Age Needs."
Metropolitan Temple. Seventh av. at;
14th st., the Rev. C. C. Marshall, 1
a. m., ?in "Narrowness of Jesus";
p. m.. Dr. M. L. Robinson, on The Cil
Red?-? iri'.l." Music 4vill be I'urnishe
by the Australian Cadets' Band of thii
ty-tive p:?-r. -
' Old John Street, the Rev. Dr
Bf will preach at both services.
Park Arenas, at with st., 10 a. m
Professor Franklin H. GiddingS, of Ce
lumbia I'nivc rsity, on "Responsibilit
for Civilizat ion"; 11 a. in., the Rev
Arthur Jami??.son, "Statecraft and th
Mothers of l?r?ei"; | p. in., Dr. Jamie
?on.
Bt Jam?"--, Madison av. and IStth st.
a* the pop'ilur uight service mu.-ic wil
he furnitned by the Sittig Trio, of B? i
?n. The Rrv. Dr. Ball ?ill preach hi
BSCOB4. sermon of the ssriei on "Night
Before Christmas."
Tremont, tSt Hast 178th st., 11 a. m.
?"<-i ommand? r Hobson, U. S. N., forme
Congrossmaa, ?fill ?peak in the int????
ests of the Anti-Saloon League. W. II
Anderson, the ?tat.? superintendent
will als?, apeak.
Madison Avenue, at 60th st., the R??*.
Dr, Worth M. Tippy ?vill prea.
II ft. m. and R p. m.
New Thought.
Academy Hal!, US West 79th st., 1
a. m., Dr. F. W. Sears will lecture 01
"The Cnseen Power." Special BI11S?C.
School of the Builders, ISO We*\
78th st., Il a. m.. Mrs. Swink will re
peat her last Sunday's lecture, by re
qnest The topic is, "Success Througl
Visualizing." At the ?ame time lt?<
n*v i i I explain to her auOience "How t?
Visual'ze."
Unity Society, '?h W**l 72d at, ll
?. m., Mr?. Van Mart.-r, "The Mind'l
Wonder World"; H p. til.. Robert Lloyd
"TI,?,ught Control." Soloist, Mm- II? ?
tianetti.
Presbyterian.
tral. the first of the monthly
musical services at 4:.10 p. m. See no?
tice above.
Fifth Avenue, at Fifty-fifth Street,
ihe I'.'v Dr. J. H. Jowett will pn ach at
both Borricos,
Fort Wa?h::trton, 11 a. IB., the Rev.
Dr. Martin, "The CoarsgC of a Cow?
ard." In the evening service will he
for flfOnoB ?'lily, and the sermon topic,
"To Women Only." At the -am.? hour,
i'i the gymnasium, the Rev. Mr. il
will preach to men only.
Harlem-New York, 11 a. m.. n' '
Street and Ht. Morn- Park, th? !:???.
It Arm.?, "Th.? Wei! Pleasing Church":
? p tu. at Ittth Street and Seventh
Avenue, "Wanted ?A Vision."
Home Street, corner of West Farms
Road, I p. m., the Rev. Harold S. Rambo
will speak on "Does The Bronx Lack
Community Spirt'"? Thii question ha?
bee? SSksd of many Bronx eil Bl *
??'in' their responds ?rill h?- ine?
e.i in the ??? ??
ICit?-ers. Broadway and Seventy-third
Street. II a. in.. Holy t otnmunlofl - ?
m., th? Rev. I ?r. i'.ussel! OB "Mary, a
t.mi'l Mol hoi "
Scotch, I entrai Pari M i ?t and
Ninety-sixth Street, th.- Re4. Roberl
Watson, 11 a. m , "God 'omniendeth
Hi- <?wn Love"; I p m., "The Help
lessnes? of Je?us."
West-Park, Assstaidaa, Avenue sad
Eighty-sixth Street, 11 a. m . the Rev.
Dr K? an?, "Keeping Up the Quality";
H p. ? , tne Ser. I'r. Atfe-hury.
Reformed.
Hamilton ClSBge, I ?.venue
and 141'th Street. Il ft. m . Holy Can
muni?.: ?? i . . the K? i Dr. !-?
4?-'.ll preach on "The Oil of Redeeming
Grace"; B s m., "A 1* stal Dsfecl
cial music bv the Popular Quartet.
Marine Collegiate, Kifth Aven..
Twent s-ninth Street, the Rev Dr. ii .
roll, "Tiie Gardes of Epicaras"; I p. to.,
"I?04V tO SUI
St. Nicholas C...l!e?-iate, Fifth Avenu?
and Forty-eighth Street, the Rev. I>r
iacLesd ?rill preac!. a" l.'iih isiileea.
West End Collogiate, Wosl End \-<
nue and Seventy-seventh Street, the
K"\. Dr. Cobh will preach at both ser
i ?SO .' m . Bsrnbj 'i can)
"The first Caristsaas" Brill be sung
Snedenborgian.
New Church, East Thirty ?ift h Streel
liefern Pnrk ??"d Lexington svonoes,
11 a. m., the I'.. I . .i, K. Smyth,
"Salvation." Th : ? .. ?
???ries "( er'.. Btios of !<? ? :. ' ? |
?akiag a marked inrpresslon. Th. >?
? ' ? ' t sa th.- Sai unir of
the ?rorld, and in th! - ? ? r m < -1 ta-morrow
Dr, Smyth ?rill urg?* the nghtfulr?.
? ..in? and the ne, ? ? . ? rtn,j
fuller ' ecogn II ios "f iti ?r il
Thnaasph).
Headquarter?, 'J-J-h Broad? ?? ?l' p.
m.. Mis- Villa FsulkBOl !'.?? ?ill I
speak on "Universal Brotherhood." Thi?
lectern is public.
Unit. ian.
All Souls', 11 a. m.. the Rev. William I
I L. Sullivan. "What Does Jesu? Aak Del
te Lo7"
Messiah, Park av. and Thirty-fourth
?:., 11 a. m., the Rev. John H. Holmes.
"The Tes'imcny of the Jewish Trophet?
Against War and War Preparedness."
i'r. Holmes will show how. in a cnsia :
limitar to the one now facing Amcr
lea, the prophets were pacifist?, who ?
consistently opposed preparedness.
l'niver?ali?t.
DaVtae Paternity, Central Park West,
*r.d Ttith st.. 11 a. m.. the Rev. Dr.;
Hall, "Hindered Lives"; 4:30 p. m.,
popular vesper?, second of four recl?
u?? of Handel's orator;?. "?Messiah."
Mis.-ellanetiu?.
F.ilton Street Prayer Room, Monday,
Decemher IS, ":30 p. m., month.v Bible
Lecture, Robert McMurdo, on "The
itian'a Place To-day: In the
World, the Kingdom and tha Church."
Hudson Theatre, West Mta ?t.. I
?,. m , Professor Evorson will speak
'Christian Sci.-nce Under the
Stare': light of ths Scriptures." This
pronounced an exception
| presentation of the sub?
ject.
Rescue Society, 5 and 7 Dover? ?t..
te-Bight at .:M sharn, four twice-born
men ?will celebrate the anniversary of
their redemption. All welcome.
1 OUng Men's (*hrlstlan Association,
Fwenty-third Street Branch, tl4S
p. ni., the Rev. Dr. Karl Keilar.d. of St.
George's Church, will again address
the men's meeting. Bahjeet, "The Law
of Action."
Toaag Men'? Christian As-ociatior..
h Street Branch. -1 p. in..
Captain Richmond Pearson Hoheon arlll
... "Destroyina the Great De
.?trover"; Bsll ". m-< Mi?? Esther I'?'
aid on "W'aire-' of Worki-g Girla";
Charles A, Rosa, "Onportunitv C? B
We Cancel 'It Might Havs Been'*"; Dr.
Welsmiller. "How to Live."
FOX TROT AS IT. S. DANCE
Children at St. Mark's Festival Solve
Lack of National Step.
What child doesn't envy the little
Dutch children of St. Mark's-ln-the
Bouwerie? Thev have two Christmapes.
Bt, N'irholas Day really is December
6, the little children of St. Mark's will
tell you. So they celebrate Bt N'icho
lesUds every year. Then they celebrate
?ma?, too.
On St. Nicholastide Eve. which was
-upday night, they dedicated the
bust of Petrus Stuyvesant. Now, on the
first Friday and Saturday following,
they are having their annual festival
in the quaint old church that hark?
back to ths days when I'e'ru? Stayve
sant ?trolled about the orchard that is
now Second AveBBS and Tenth Street.
'The Dewdreps," a fantasy and
lymbol '. was given yesterday
?i" srnoon and again last night by the
St Mark's school boys ami girls. Then
followe?! tin' daa? - of ths nations, bu?,
only of I .?' peace. Tht-re
were Dutch. Chinese, Greek, Persian,
Scandinavian and .-ices. There
was BO I teed they
had the foa trot.
CARNEGIE HALL \ in
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SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Mile. ODETTE LE FONTENAY,
of tu? a ? ?? . .- /? I i- ? ?... Ian.
*m*- - ,. i'- i et '? tot lt?Han
Baw ?? I .a ti.?.
-eut? .m ?. _? ait H.ia Ol?lre.
v:.n?i. i..,.i. ion. IB, li..?.. *i:> a Jit.
METROPOLITAN Vio,'"?)
lotlu? liai J' Mart?. Hempol, ?th.r. ?'a
>* Loca a-alaieata I ?.??acnoii.
T,?-iilglit ?I 1:11 Bpasa-I in',. Ilutteifla.
aillan!. P. r!nl. MarttuelM. S?Ottt, U.da.
t'.-.r..l I'olat.-o.
N.ai M,.n. ?at ? Trovatnre. H.pj..??'.,, Oh.--,
Rothlatr. Con I r .
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Thnri. .' . ' a" .ilU.i.r. Kurt,
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METROPOLITAN Sfc.tt
This Evening, Dec. 11th
GALA NIGHT
I ir-.l -.ra-aon-, performance of
MADAME BUTTERFLY
All Star Cast.
-I *? I- A I ll<?\ (ill I? I.
\t i ?tul Prices.
SYMPHONY
Be e I e t j a I New York,
?Vil Till r AMKo-i II. t ?niliirtor.
I ..-niorroa? i-iinil.ni \rtrrnonn .it :l
:,:,,:; BARRER?
N?w V ? tiony, Dvorak; Batos for
Flu?? Bull i M? Ravtl
' - - I j ' ?* - ? ' ? . ?aollan Hall.
BROOKLYN ACADEMY of MUSIC.
PHILHARMONIC
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PABLO CASALS .olo.st.
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Carnegie Hall, Thi? Afternoon, 2:30
vioLl*. in. na;, mi-, ha
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BRYAN INVITES
COURT TO SOUTH
Subpoenaed in Libel Case,
He Respectfully Goes
to Florida.
CONTEMPT CHARGE
IS A POSSIBILITY
New York Lawyers, Meanwhile,
Will Not Hear Oration To-day
on Warships and Balkans.
William Jennings Bryan will not de?
liver in the Supreme Court to-day the
much announced talk on battleships.
Finding it impossibl ? to come to court,
Mr. Bryan has asked the court to go
to him in Miami, Fla. There the mat?
ter stands for the present, with a re
mot? possibility of a motion for an
order to compel the advocate of peace
to show cause why he should not be
adjudged in contempt of court.
A lubptaaa 44 as Barred on Mr. Brvan
aturday lust at the Hotel Bi.t
arhere he had gone to see Henry
I i?i. directing him to appear lo-dav
in Pal eia| Term, and testify.
1 he testimony O? the former Secretary
of Stute II desired in the libel suit
brought by Petros P. Tatanls against
rius J. Vlasto and Solon J.
Vlaato. owners of the ? Greek daily |
"Atlantis."
Ine former United S'.ates battle
ihipa Idaho and Mississippi, since sold
to Greece, figure in the controversy,
and about these Mr. Bryan was to
be questioned, as well as about a let
'.??r alleged to have been written by'
Mr. Tatanis to Mr. Bryan. la this lat?
ter, which the plaintiff denies sending
to the former Secretary of State, were
disparaging remarks said to have been
made by Agamemnon Schliemann,
lately Greek Minister at Washington,
regarding Mr. Bryan's knowledge or"
fareign-affairs, and particularly affairs
relating to the BalkSBS.
Mr. Bryan was subpoenaed by the
?aw :irm of Barry, Wairiwright,
Thacher A Symmers, acting for Mr.
Tatanis, who, knowing of his many ap?
pointments throughout the country,
?ranted hi?, testimony before trial.
Bu* Mr. Bryan could not wait around
New York a week to obe-Tt??^
pcena. The weather was t*,*? K
and he heard the call of ^?0*) ?A
the mangoes. A dsy or tw? a^"**?
received the subpoena he left f ?
winter home In Miami. ***
Mr. Bryan then sent a wit*-*.
Justice Giegench. who iisued ?u'
pcena. suggesting that he m?,*4
pleased to testify if the eo-?ri .
asad a commission to Florida ?
mis!?ion In this " *e ii 4 ?J1?"
document conUlning th? ???___
which the lawyer has In mln4 ?_^
which the witness makes ?ritt?,
plies. '^ I
This offer has not met w??j. ^
proval of the lawvers for Tstssi?.
want to examine Mr. Bryan oriur
"We can't go to Florida," ??
member of the ls4v f.nn y?eta_
"We might compr.mise and a?
Washington to take the te4*laia?'
Mr. Bryan, for we want to t^L
him orallv but that is the ujT*1
can do. Of course, we don't wu.'
appear as nerseeutint- Mr Brrlfk '
we will insist that he obev '% ??
pcena."
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TO OPEN BOWEEY T. % |J
Formal C?r?monie- Will Tik? **^
Sunda>.
The Boweiy Branch of the T^
Men's Christisn Association, ?^
4-.as recently completed at ar, ir??.
of $-120,000, ?ill be formsll* -*?*,
to-morrow. Among the ipesktn ?
be Controller Prend? rgait, A-t*
Mayor McAneny and George W. ?,
kins.
The dedication of the bu?dint K
Third Street will start ?jg -j
offerintr of the silver kei to Mr p,
kins. Mr. P ? ''r it ?? ~
iam Fellojres Morgsn The*,
transferred to Cleveland A. D
chslrman of the committee on hum
Kent, and H. W. Hoot, .?ecreUry e! ??
association.
Salvation Army Gcti $750,000
London. Pee. 10. The 1st? Ethraj
Mossom Osren, a cloth mirtk?*,,
Manchester, who ditd recentlr M
queathed $760,000 to th? Saint-,
Vrmy.
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