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The Church That Is In New York
Unity and Missions, Basis
of Church's Right to Live
Master'** Urgent Advice to Disciples During Last Days
Seen as Most Needed Teaching for New York
Congregations in New Year*. Work.
Ht CHARLES W. WELCH.
The new year brines to "The Church
that Is In New York" Its own peculiar
crises and sen jus problems for hcolo
analysis and ournj-tous solution.
Tha world al. o beyond tha Orange
Mountains and the Atlantic Ocean in
.veiy turns to tha religious forces
centred here lor direction in its re?
ligious Journey across tha next twelve
months.
How well the Church hers will meet
these responsibilities, without certain
chantrci ar.d readjustments, is seen in
the way the composite Church of the
city failed at certai crucial periods
during the year whic;, has just closed.
While the world ha? been standing
it at the co'oss.-il ?ire to which
the Europnin war ! as gn 0*0, and while
? very-.vhe-e I.ave been moved to
think more deeply of the onuses of
each ur.res'rainod carnape ar.d blood?
shed, the people in every walk of New
York's life hove been prepared as never
before to hear the to ee of r? united
Church crying out for the consecra; on
to God of all the best and Strongest, a?
well as the qraokoat, ft <???
found in men.
This briaga mo to tainl* of the orijr
lnal twofold task of the Church, which
ha? lern voiced anew in a recunt book,
"Unity and MlaaloBB." If "the ?'hureh
that il IB KoW Yolk" hn? nny rlmm to
perpetaatioB it must( In the fast analy?
sis, be baaed apon its minion to the
peoplo of the city, of whatever con?
dition, color or class. If it Is to reach
.1 BI nn BBOBl of Cod it must be
:-ioro enined in ?t? prayers and
iron, solidified In its miniatrlea
Tl r BOthor of "I'r.itv and Missions,"
thovKev, Arthur J. Brown, saya; "Amid
the Boleroaities of the eloeiBf sreeka al
the Pfe of our Lord on earth, two de
I siros for Ria d taod pi aOral
rent unity find missions, Man?/ other
wer-1 left to by developed from
His teachiago, but th<v?e two were
? seiflcalll emphasized.
Bat while His immediate followers
seterized by unity aad mis
sueeessors soon lost both.
! It is significant that with this loss came
?' spiritual power. Kow
I the followers of Christ are turning
asjain to unity Bad missions. Pome ex
ee in missionary adratntstratioa
ras convinceil me that the two subjects
are ii ?"? ~'r-' eted A the
Church becomes a missionary, so It
fee!? the BOed of unity, for it Is futile
to e-tpect a divided Church to eOBB?
the world."
Dr. Brown continues. "'That they
may all be one' was a part of our Lord's
supreme prayer for His disciples. Th?
Solemnity of the circumstan.
which that prayer aras offered, almo.
ander tha shadow oi the erase, n. wo
sa the scope and ms?jeoty of the prays
. ?rarraat aa la belle-ring that i
expreeeed the deepest yearning ef th
of Man f?ir thooc whom Ho we
iil-cni' to leave in the world. On
might have supposed that whatever di
\isions existed before trould bave bee)
healed at etico, ntui trat throagl ">ir .tl
Babseaaent times th.* tendemees o
that appeal WOOld have stilled th
voice of dioeord and lad a'; trc
lowers of our Lord to srok DI
faith and 'ove. If ire concede tha
such unity \?as too much to .'vp.?et In
mediatel] ef a human aatarc which
though regenerate?*, eras not yet foil]
Baactifled, %".,? mast at least rccognlzi
that the prayer of Jesus ladieat 4 .
goal which believers in all aires am
lands should steadfastly endeavor to at
tain. When ire rlee above the turmoil
of mnr'nl Infirmity nriil eeclceiastica!
Mrifo to the spiritual altitude ?eher?
our Saviour dwelt when He po red oui
Hi? heart to the Father of us all? wo
cannot but feel that the Church li
days hi - ? ? ths de ire ef bei
Lord in this respect, whatever maj
have been her obedience to His will la
other directions."
Rut there have been notable advances
mnde in the Church life of the eity
through it? mission societies, its
church sxtension committees and
crgaoisatioua which hove looght to pal
into practiee the parabolic command
mont of the Head of the Church
He said that the Chureh should ge Into
the byways and hedges and compel men
to come to the feast which hi
Spread for the weary, the sir.-burdened
Bad hunted children o* earth.
What riT.nins for a happy solution
of the Church's problem is not that
there should be less searching out of
the deep things of God. but that there
should be also a deepening; of the so?
cial fellowship between denominations
aad sects which will go far toward
tinch.?i' nil of us the meaning i
?plritnal dvnamie which will eome Im
WHERE TO GO TO
CHURCH TO-MORROW
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
BJpaatSWay and "9tli Street.
PASTORI.M.HALDEMANr.D.
11 \ M ?"A M\N IN HI.WIN
toi run? \\ i i h \ ri! i in?; of ?nit
?NI 1B.M1 I IF>.
s I' M. - \ NI?.HT IN THE WONIiK.K
Fl I. I AM? or EOYPTj ?>?l. HKMlli ?if
THE DOOR POM! 111. cm? -Wl\?.
IIIIV?, BE I ta I I N ?. \S \N|I HIS
DOOM."
rniDAi night, jan. :t:i. i?ih. ?
O'O.otXK, dr. ii vi in m w Hii.i. i.un
1 111 Ml VNI M, ill I HI 1.1?.Ill nis
PENraATIONS <M I II I BIBLE. THE
ri.KI I < 1 KKl '.HTII lUlllli TOOI'IN
IHI. >? lilil? Kl - INTELLIGENTLY.
??traiiKers eorallall] Invited
MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHUS
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C. A. EATON, D. D., Paator,
vrt.l prss<b
Cntnn !? ' ?> ( F. Hail. f.?a.>r
CHBJBT1 \N M il M f_
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES
BuaCays. M AM anj 8 P.M. Wtftne.iU??. 8 P.M.
Fir?! Church rentrai 1 'h Bt
3?r?Bd Cfean
Th rd Chur
Fourth Cl i.-" It?, arid i'^th B*.
Flfth Cr-urcr.
Slitn C-ii - ? . ? a . i
( liM.IM l. WHIN \l.
Broadway Tabernacle
BROADWAY ANi> 66TM STREET.
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CENTRAL CHURCH " : r'.,t St
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Intta' -? fth. I IV M.
I I III? \l < 1 I ?I III.
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THE SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL CULTURE.
llesuni ?? ? ?
? M DR. DAVID S. MUZZf
-? 'ngth."
BETH-EL TEMPLE,"
IN
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LlTUI HAN.
CHURCH OF THE ADVENT
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MADISOi AVENUE CHURCH
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Ue?. Worth II rippy, I?. I)., Pastor.
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ST. PAUL'S KETHuDIST CHURCH
CHARLES L. G0?DELL, D.D., Pastor
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CALVARY METHODIST
Rev. W. H. MORGAN, D. D.
OLD JOHN STREET CHURCH
w??. el Prs
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ABK AVENUE CHURCH
GHAl I . ? - n F. HHar.fr.
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AT APF M Y HALL. Ill V. lpt1 St
THE NEW THOUGHT CHURCH
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I'KIU I ?1 \M ll'IM OPAL.
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0C CUSI? 11 ?NO ?TB I
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11 Mori .
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CALVARY CHURCH* A?^r
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ST. JAMES' CHURCH
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CHURCH ?f lb? TRANSI K.UHATION,
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ALL ?NOELS' CHURCH. v?..| Cad A?. a?d Slat.
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tuAi'li ni THl INTERCESSION.
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?.RACE IHURCH. Broadway aad 10th Bt
Ri?. Cha-lr. Lnala Blatt . D i> B I
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17." STEPHEN 8. < Si near Broad???.
Or SI A'.I I ? -i II ? I
4 , .2. a: I
raoTFSTAvr rrisrop.*.-..
CKURfeBELOVED DISCIPLE
Et>t 19th St.. n-sr Madison Avs.
.. M *Ua*UU>T-*V D D., nr< tor.
7jo a. M.. n.j. Commuai r*. to a. at.. Mora
Ir? Prayer ?I A. M. Sermon
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CATHEDRAL OF ST. JOHN THE DIVIN1?*.
e.r.1 Ultfe atUsst
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?u 'Italian),
-?.?.er.
11 A. St. . Or, W O Ttejer.
4P.il i i I'tV.- ahlrman.
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Church of Zion and St. Timothy
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PARK AVENUE
Presbyterian Church
AT 85th STREET
THE REV. CHAS. W. WELCH,
Minister.
SERVICES j
? .9:30 a.m.1
Mort?as V irship.11 o clock
Young rro'>le ? Drvotional Scrvice.7 :00 p. m.
Kveninp Worship.8 o clock
MidweeB ^cr\ i' -, \\ ednrsday.8 p. m.
AN INVITATION IS EXTENDED TO ALL
PEOPLE.
FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
REV. J. H. JOWETT, D.D.. Pastor.
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CPNTDAI PRES.'ilTERIAN CHURCH.
*""" ' ,v *?? v llaea ???nur and ,/tn Street.
Id-. Wilton Merli .Smith, !? ?? i*
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Hu|l m? I at 4 ? r M
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LMOn WEEK 01 PRAYER SERVICES.
I
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and Jtih
THE BRICKCHURCH
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" "' I RANK iJtTl ?ll:i !AM WA"
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MADISON $Q. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
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REV. C. H. PARKHURNT. D. 0.. Paster.
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B ROADWAY
PRFNBYTIRIAN CHURCH.
[i. r, an Bu '?nan. 0.
tlroad?ay and 73J St.
| ANIEL RUSSELL. D. D.. Pealar.
?? P M
tu?riPLESHIP."
??v??'l'lr.Dir Rev' GEORCEWELLS ARMS
fltW TUr(r\ ,.?." it and Seeeatl *>r
Ft. Washingloo Presbyterian Church,
St.. at (?'(.?d???
Rrv. O. HUM MAN MARTIN. 0. D. Partee.
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WEST PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
M. end An,?ter.lam A?f.
Re* ANrHONY H. EVANS O. ?. I .
He*. ANSON P. ATT'HBLKV D 0. J v
4 II
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University Place Presbyterian (hurck.
?aTAIi'll "I'!-HYTERIAN CHURCH.
."hl as ?-.H .i,
KRf-ORMCD.
Hamilton Grange ! I ?,4>,h8
i ? L BKIRRMT II IMi.v R H I) M Mas
IN TH! MNLIOHT
a 1' il * YIS OR NO.
REFORM FI?.
THE Minni.E (OLI.r.riATF fHIRtB,
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R?t IOHJ? i. PAOU. I' M WtnUtrr
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A M R-? a ?-'? '? I' B
THF, MAKBI.E ( OU.EC.IATE ( HFK? B,
5:r. A, ? a I ." :. St.
FU-v DAVID JAB in BRELl, i> p. MlaBtsr.
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THE roiJET.IXTE (11115(11 OF VT.
Nil HOLAS,
5th Arc ?.. I lita Bt,
r.?a. MALCOLM JA
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pTBOT BXD rou.E4.iATi: ( hirch.
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L>r BENBY EVERTS
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At i -n ;? ??> . - ? ?- Wn."
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REFORMED CHURCH OF HARLEM,
tai '1 Ar? ajp| IBM Bt.
Re? KT>GAH TTLTON, If., D l> . MB?BW.
: 1 A- M a-. ISP M r?esi Y???"? Sarnie.
?!.? Pastel
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BRYANT HALL M . 6m ?I HI Bt, ftMa-PI, I 30
lar.uar? t.
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SU( II I ? "I ? MI..NDB.
RELICIOUS SOCIETY OF F R?ENOS.- M?r< c?
Irr ??r.li'.y. 11 s m.. ?: 3-1 I??'- Uta f M?3
kattsn. aii I Ill - l
Rf'.lslou? Sotlety o( Trlindi lOrth?' ?
pra-/ Park.
Ti-rk. i?- . i.? ,.-??.-' i,. . Wsshtagtoa ????
sllHITI aXIBT.
FIRST GFPMAN SPIRITUALIBT CHURCM.
s r> ? Hun.Hr?. I P. M.
... . .i jipr.?*r?t;nru.
]? ? - i 're'?
Spiritual and Etrl'ai Society. ? W
T t FU DOlda f ?n.l Payct?e.
. . ... In i _
I Nil All? W
CHURCH r% MESSIAH kVM'S?.
JOHN IIAYNKS HOLMES, Minister,
- , pru a at 11 A i . -
"Gains and Ixi?-?-s al the spirit:
V Now 'War's Sprmnn."
- m Misal Ba ? ????.?
.-:??? ' -'? ?
Hon. FrsrM- Noll-on. M I'. Sri England', Pr?b!?"i.
Mta at
Be? I)? T it si [UEB. '?:
? ?? v. ? I LA 111 I Lilt AN A--~--?-?
Mr. S : ? OOD'a
f LEAH ' ? . ? W YEAR'S BERMO
?1er? al '. A M ?.'o r? - '?? rrfular
? :_
LENOX AVI.MI. INITAKUS CllirKCH
. , --.ret Harvt i ?? I nan
TH] ISM \M? ''i WANISM."
He? Merl? SI <>? .? U - ? . p '??? I .-.r
I M\ BBSAI 1^1
THE CHURCH OF THE DIVINE PATERNITY,
Csatral Park VV(?t and 7f>th St.
R?t Frank OlUrr Hrli. H I> Pi ? preaches
al . ? U ' Faring lit?. ' si I .: I I .'? M
"V.aklnij a Nr*
? . ?* ? ' ?
i. M. ( . A.
DR. BARBOUR AND PRINCE ILMA
AN "II a.T. HI B) I | II Pi .
A KIM; AM'im. ,I si.i.Ks
W?.t Sid? Y. M. CA.- St. a d - ? A? I p pa
?1D ST. V. M. C. A ..'.'- .
"VUlliiti Llf? . ?? r.\
ARTHIR K PECK.
?Uli.il M.R1 II I>.
BIBLE COHFEREKGEliTTHE HOLY SPIRIT
> Hall. National Rlhle Inarjtut? Bulging.
214 Wet SMh Strw.,
IKi.NDAl JANT'AKY !
? h Spirit s? s '???? ? Per
Frost, Horn? T>1r<
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I Brnoklrn; I P m ,
for rorrtc*." Be?
rill. It in.l.:
?
Winter Icrm National Bible Institute's
School lor Christian Workers
Jan ? Dar a . i I i
?? a" i ' ?; ? ;.' ?
lian m-" - I. ? a .? ? I Irrap lion
a ,
Mid-Week Bible Study
? .? ,. t - tartar
I I- M t>?
REV. JOSEPH W. KEMP,
CALVARY BAPTIST (HURCH.
?ta Ars
.
Beer te 6 I '? unti-is.
Mid-Week Bible Study
4 NEW TEAR BESOLUTIOM.
rift?.,. . ... the RESCUE SOCIETY, Old
Chin??- Th?atr. ?' ?:. .- *?: ? ...
; - M. T J.N
THl UNION THEOLOf.lCAL SEMINARY.
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a ? Al-Miritl ?'. . ara ?.
4
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Til UBIOB THEOLOl ICAL SEMINARY.
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J,"f. I ??r?t? 1 r?4i?. Ii Ti
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Tl.e a- ? ? - .
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DLRINl.'THE WEEK OF PRAYF.'
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PEL TABERNACLE CHURCH.
I ? ? Pi
AM
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M*? Ut. _^r?r Bill pr? 'j
mediately; Into the church and Its
. i ? hi-ti .til alike aad lit-Bjethor
li.vi found thi-ir -ray/ to the proaeoea
of 11 . i ho is tho Charch*a M.-mi.
psycholofl ef the hour, as nro
bj .?..i!,I conflicts and the dls
rithin Individual live-;, ao>
mends thai nothing loos than the ab?
solut?' surrender of ths entire Church
to it?. Christ should be th? order of tha
dsv.
SERMON TOPICS TO-MORROW
Paptlsl.
Calvary. Hni 57th at, tha Rer. Dr.
Joa?-ph "V. Kemp. 11 ?. m., "Rrtrospee
tion and Outlook '; H p. m., "The Begin
nlnir of Da-fa," Mid week Hihle study,
lay evening; subject, "How to
Study the Hook of T/evlticu?."
Central, tho Rev. Dr. Frank M. Cood
child, Il a. Da., "A New Year'* Renodic
tlon' ; S p ni., "A Ne*B Vrai'- * OOI
mand."
i',i-t. Broadway aad Ttth ?t., the
Rer. Dr. I. M. Haldotaaa, ll ?. m.. "A
i... lehed with a Fool
mi,' ef < ? m- Infirnities"; h p, m., "A
\iirh* In the Wonderful Land of Egypt;
or. Blood on the Door Post the Only
Sarin?- Thine Between Mnn ami ll
lioom."
Ifadieon Avenue, i-oTi?r list St., the
H.-.. Dr. Charlea A. Eaton will conduct
both sen l<
Christian Science.
Tho labjoei of tho lesson senaon
In all ehuhchei IsvinorToor will he
"God," and th?- Golden Text i Isaiah
62:1(1 . "All the end- of the earth shall
pee the salvation of our Cod."
EpIseopoL
All Angels', West Eod av ;uid llStBt,
4 p. m., h Chrl ittnas cantata, "The Man?
j*er Throne," will be sans*.
Beloved Disciple, K!Uh -t., near Madi?
son ?v., 11 a. m., the Rov. Dr. George
W. Douglas; 4 p. ra., popolar ve?oers,
ths Rot Dr. Henry M. Barboar; I p. re ,
the Kev. Dr, Plojrd 9 Leach. Special
music ut all w**-ficoa.
rar** Poorth av. and 21 nt it, th?
Rev. Dr. rheodora Srdj-wirk ?rill preach
at both services.
Holy Commanloa, Sixth av. and 2t'th :
st., 11 a. in., tho Re.'. Dr. Henry Mot-,
tet; B t'. m. Rev. W. L. Kinsolvin*-.
Interceeeion Chopal, Broadway and
lR?th st., 4 p. m., the Rev. Dr Gates,
"Foreshadowings of Heaven in tnei
Apocrypha"; raoeie by Pool Lonay.1
violinist, and Ceo Riggs, orsjantat* s
p, m . choral evening service).
St. John the Dim ne, Broadway snd I
110th it, h a. ra., the Rev. Dr. W. G:
Thayer, bond master of Bt Mark'.?
School; ? p. m., tho R?v. Dr. Herbert
Shipmnn, reetoi of tho Church of tho
Haas enl i
s- Stephi n'.?, West UPtri ?*., 11 a. m.,
the Rev, Dr. Magic, "Remember and
Forget"* ?! p. m., the Rev. Dr. Cy/rai
"1 ne New Year."
Bt Matthew's, Mth st., nenr Central
Park West' H p rt"., special musical
profrrnmme, including Horatio W, Tark
er's cantata, "The Shepherd's Vi-don."
Th? Ascension, Fifth av. Bnd 10th st.,
11 a. ni., the Rev. Dr. Grant; 4 p. m.,
nnisirsl serviea. laeludlng the Christ
i . ? ? ?? "The M.'siinh"; s p. m.,
F. Murphy, city oMcistrate, and
Hnrnln" Content, Assistant T'nite.l Sta'e?
Attorney, on "The Woman's N''.f"ht
i our'?.''
Ethical Culture.
Mooting Hoaso, Cantral Porn West
and 64th Bt, 11 ?. OU, Dr. David B.
" : , The Renewal of Moral
th."
eitiy of Masle. Brooklyn. 11 a.
rn., Professor Nathaniel C. Schmidt on
"Mohammedi lation, Post and,
)'.-? s. rt."
Theatre Franeal . Weol 44th st.. il
a. m., Henry Krank on "Are You a Free- j
man; or, Free Will and '.he. Will To Bol
Free""
Methodist.
' , BJT, 7th av. i.r.d 120th st., Rev. ?
Dr, William H. Mor|-an, 11 a. m., "Our i
- p. m., "Our Armor."
Grace, West 10?tl? ut., beginning of.
annual revival service?; 11 a. ni., tho!
Rev, Dr. Relener, "How Jeans Helps!
?In" 7:l"i p. m., "Lot's Wife, the
Backs)
Madison ."???.. at 60th si , 11 s. m.. the|
Rev. 1 M. Tippy; H p. m., the
R '?' Hi ;;>ith.
Pat'- ? Mth St, 10 a. m.. I.i
Franklin Rossell, Chi? Justice. Coort
of Spei 'ms, "Christianity and
War"; 11 a. m. and 8 p. m., Rev. Dr.,
Arthur Jamis
St Andrew'*., West 76th st., the Rev.!
Winslow Adams, Il a. m., "The!
Crimson Role"* u p. m., "L<>ve Stories'
of the rtible Solomon ?id Bhulamite)."
I ' Pool'e, West Fnd av. and Mith st., '
th? Rot. Dt. Goode'.l, 8 n. m., "Hilly ?
Sunday and Conversion. rreaebor
next Sunday, Mori ? i nherd, U. S.
Senator ft on. TeXM
New Thoo-'ht.
?\oademy Hail, 110 Weat 7?>th st.. Ill
a. m.. Ur. Sears on 'The Law of Cause
?ml Effect." Dr. Bears claim? that
I ocean as the result of acci
1 irk or chuno-, bat comes to us
alt of natural lav..
'.'?1 of the Ilealinr- Christ, Hotel
; I a, m., Dr. W. .lohn Murray on
"A Fresh Start" Special mania.
?. Brooklyn, 11 a. m.,
ilia F. Page, leader; Dr. Charle?
O, Sahler, oi Kingston, .'.'. Y., on "The
Development of the Will."
? oi of the Buildeis, 4 p. m. ser
ibject "Cod, the Mystery: Man
the Magician." '
Presbyterian.
Brick. 6th av. and S7th st., the Rer
Dr. Merri I will preach at both ser
b] raoaic
Broadway, ll a. m., the Rev. Dr
' ni on "What Will the New Year
i.'i". Mean to You?"; 8 p. m.f "Some
Non real Thooghts."
?*' both morriina; and after
I the Christma? music will
s repeated.
Rarlem-Now fork, 7th a", and 128th
t., 11 a. m., the Rfv. George W. Arm?
in "V* hence B In::,er?"; 8 p. m., "Co'.
! tinsr nearly for the New Year." Ser
vices will sll be held In this building
every Sunday ii.'il the summer vaca
; tlun.
OM First. 8U nv. and llrh ?t., 11 a.
; m . the linv. George A. Pitch, of Shang?
hai, China. Dr. Fitch was Dr. Dv?
i Hold's assistant ?oine year? ago. At 9
p. m.-Dr. DuftVId will preach on "Tha
| Advene? Guard."
Retajara, H roadway and 73d *t, the
1 Rev. lir. Raaeell OB "The Church in
Philadelphia"; J p. m., "Dlsclple-ship."
: This la the Bret of a series ef talki on
, "i!etaradeahip alta Christ."
SYotch, Central Park West and !<?th
st., the Rov. I?r. Robert Watson 11
.-? ni., "God's Guarantee for the New
Yr-ar"; R p. m., "Only a H?y." There
I will he fin organ recital at 3 ?in p. m.
hv T. Scot? Huhrman, P. A. (i. O.
West Bad, 'he Itov. I?r. A. EOwifl
KelfWta Brill pi? ach two New Year'?
? OBB. The subject at 8 p. m. will
in- "Sweariag <>,r " Special saasie
Re-formed.
Hnni: 1 ton Gl_Bfe, tha Raw. Dr. l'aul
S. Leinbach, M ...m, "in tho Saallght":
s p. ? , "i'-r. er No to Jesus." Special
m sale.
Marble. Fifth av. and 29th at., the
Rev. Dr. Hurrell. 11 a. in., "The Year?
(i? Hy"; t p. m.. "The Shadows Plea
a i raj " Christmas rnuslc will bo re?
peat? d.
St. Nicholas, Fifth av. and 4?th at,
tho Rar. Dr. MacLeod, il ?. m., "A
Happy New Yr-ur"; H p. m., "Three
? ears Tsars aad l'en."
VVesl End, rVes! Bad t?v ?nd "th ?t.,
the Rar. Dr. <nbi> at. beta, ear
abject at 1:80 p. m., 'The Uatredden
U ;,..."
S??crl enborglan.
Now Charch, Beet 3nth it- tho Rev.
Julian K. Smyth, 11 a. m., "Living
tut Fear." Th?> full Chriaimas
musical service will be repeated. Chil?
dren's aer let rr 10 a, as.
Cuitar?an.
All Seals', th.' Rov. William L. Baill?
ai | ? ] 1 a. in. OB "God's I l?'Sr Cali
a New Year'., Sermon."
Lanoi .i'.. II a. m., the Rev. Merle
St. Croix Wright on "Theism Human?
ism."
Messiah, Part r?v. and fUth st., the
Rar, Dr. Huhnes on "Gaina and losses
Of the Spirit.'' a New Year's sermon, at
II a. in.; S:16 p. m., the Hon. Frur.cis
N'eilsoa, M. P., on "England's Prob
!i in."
inlversaliat.
I ? iv ins Patcrait*/, ti-n'.ral Park West
and .'. h lt.. the Lev. Iir. Hall, 11 a. m.,
"Pacing Life"; 4:00 p. m., "Making a
New S1 ? I ; riatmaa rauaic will be
'i etion of J. War
. ? .'?? drewa.
Miscellaneous.
Free Synagoge?, Carnegie Hall, 11
a. m., installation servie? tor Rabbi
tbraham ? ronbach, assistant Ad?
I be made by Dr. Wine, Dr.
a, E. Goldstein, Dr. L K. Frankel and
?I. U'h ton.
Radeon Theatre, West 44th st, s
p. m., frofeseor Kverson on "The Rock
and th Keys; or. Did Christ Found
Hi? t nutch loon St. Peler." Thurs?
day night Professor F.verson will lect?
ure at Floral Hull, i!>ith it. and Broad?
way, on "Will tha Jews Return to pal?
SStina and Establish Their National
Existeae? Again '.'"
Tetaplf HetVEl, Fifth av. and 7>Uh
st., 11 a. ni., Dr. S. Schulman on "The
Jew anil Hi* Knviror.ment."
Young Men's Christian Association,
?feet 83d at, ladies' day. 3:46 p. m.,
Arthur K. Peek on "Yillsge Life in
ObereBUBergBB.1
Young Hen - Chriatiaa Association,
\\i it 87th ?t., 4 p. m., Dr. I lai \.
Darbour, of Roehostei rheological
Sommai v. OB "First Thing? Pirat ? <
p. ri., W inter Russell on "How I BB tho
I i ?? .1 States Defend Itselt' : '
Young Men's Christian Association,
p7?Sl IZath st., 4 |). m., Q, E. Tnieman,
of Nagasaki, Japan, on "Will Thore Ho
\\ur Between Japan and the United
S'.i'a>s?"
PEACE ON EARTH,
GIBBONS'S DESIRE
Cardinal Calls On All to Unite
in Prayer for It.
;itt Tc.?.-riph to TTi? Tribun?. ]
Baltimore, Dec. ?1. "'Peace on
earth, pood will to men' is what I pray
for as tho new year dawns," aaid Car?
dinal Gibbons, primate of the Catholic
i hurch in America, in his annual greet?
ing to thu American people this even?
ing.
"Say for me," the Cardinal continued,
"that I wish the world a happy new
year; that I pray for the restoration of
peace on earth and good will to men, and
that my prayer? will always be offerari
for that purpose. As the n?w year
dawns and we ?eo F.urope still In the
throes of tho ??esp?rate struggle, It Is
our duty -o BBtta *- tha prayer for
peace, so that the hearts and heads of
the warring nation? may be moved b\
Divina power and bring to an end this
horrible condition that ?? raging in tho
Did Country.
"To all, a mo?t happy New Year, and
with this gO"s my blessing."
believe war would invade this country,
and he thought the Austrian disputo
soon would be settled.
City Wins Fair's Health Prize.
The Health Department won the
grand prize awarded at the Panama
Pacific Exposition for its work and
records in nealth and sanitation. Word
of the award na? received at the de
parttnent yesterday. Thu is the third
timo tho aepartmeat has been bo : oa
ored. At the < hicago World's Fair 1*.
won the chief award for health work
and sanitation ar..i guincd the grand
prias from the St. Louis Purchase Ex?
position.
CAFE BOULEVARD ; ?-?? * ?J .
?&
JARPm vs. PlftiXTlr'
TRANSFORMED
New York's most extraordinary
rendezvous des bon vivants is the re
horn NEW YORK THEATRE
ROOF. Finer, Bigger, Everything
New. Here, in an atmosphere oi
Oriental splendor, is dancing, and
entertainment of most alluring ex?
cellence.
Admission to the Roof $1.00
Broadway- -I4th?45di Street.
a, Il 'M. '.OU 'A?\ '/?i. i?. 'Ar '. SK. -*V -*Jr:'**??-?
Annual Sale
ai
lr><*. '/Va'/** War*
DURING the entire month of January, commencing Monday, we shall
offer as usual large lines of Household Linenf, Lingerie, etc., at
10% Discount
It has heen somewhat of a merchandising feat to secure supplies in the
usual volume necessary for this annual event, but we are happily able to
announce that the stocks will be found as varied and ample as usual,
and the display is in every way worthy of "The Linen Store's" tradi?
tions.
Table Cloths and Napkins?
Ii-nlu'linf* a number of our F'.x
clusive Designs.
fancy Table Linens?Doylies,
Scarf?, Centerpieces, etc.
Towels and Towellnqs.
Bed Linens and
lied Coverings.
Ladles' Hosiery.
Ladies' Underwear?Including
very recent Parisian Linjs-erio
importations.
Infants' and
Children's Wear*
?Ei?tZ^fmf? . ;
rast? ??
'Q&Jg&rag
Ron .id
Scalloped
I 'loth, T2
In. dam.
16.50
1916 Wash Fabrics
We begin on Monday also our display of white and colored Dress Cot?
tons, Dress Linens, etc., for Spring and Summer of 1916. The collection
includes the newest foreign productions, as well as the choicest Ameri?
can-made fabrics.
Fifth Avenue, 34th & 33d Streets
Shirts
Collars
CARL S. vV/?-SOA,
METROPOLITAN S?5jf
T?-tlav MM. ?'. - Ball? In Maicera. KW III
?r. .Canjeo A? l'ul?--?-.?
To-nlgil *' " II Ml La Bo.i'-nr. A 1a.
Cajaii!. H ? De 1 ? Wdui l Bata?
Next Men. ?r I Majlo Flut'. 1 >- Ian, ilrrr.p?.l.
Ilaa-.o. 1'rlu?, llr. n. ?i-.-.tz. Beta* I H ?l?i, ?>-.?.
Wad., at |:ll Tuca. I ?? Ml lilt, I
?alai?-'?, II. ,?. I i r
Tlur?. at I Manon Lescaut. Aida, Perini;
?. i . D? Ui ? I - la ' ' Basai
Pit, at 7 M Mflit'i-ilneer. Has . Si-mbaab.
i. - . -. . | ? i
S,t. el . Borl? GoJuno*. Otsar; 1 - A '.houe*.
Fl '. lar Sarun ?* Basil O
S?t. at I. (Tie to IS.SS.) Trove'or?. UewH.
M .?. ?r.v.-r. Martlnelll. Ama'o. K-jti-lar
lisasia
THIS SUN. EVf. CARL EhlEOBERf*
, We to 11 M) 1 ti
ir-h - MARGARETE OBER.
? I . PAUL ALTHOUSE.
_??. ULDMAN i .'AN" ' si:*'
FRENCH FLUTsLL? HhNEFiT
ga:? zmm sl
METROPOUTAN Opera House
TUESDAY EVENIN-, MNUAM 4TH, AT 8:45
S.,[.l!-TS
M-n*i> calve ivette otnutntT katr
[.?.I N' I'M 11 ,i" 'i 4 ,.-*.,::.I via: "l'A
MM. ' II fon HAI HI I. ' ARLOH SALZE DO,
"HMIi'IH DE "VAHUOH, ?VE8 NAT. GEORGE
Il ABBE RI
->???? % ge ?ala a'. The Fl Ulla Haa,tiniart*rs, "A
Hid all I '-'' *" M A.30 at
"a. I)| rra H ?
I'RICEB ?'<?,. I ? .A f^r.. J?n i* i',A"
PHILHARMONIC
SOCIr-TY Of NBTW YORK.
.10?4F.K STK-iNSKY, (ONDITTOR.
I IKXEOIR II \ I I
To-?orrov4 (??unil.M- \lirrnoon at li.
ALL WAGNER
TRIANCLE PLAYS
DE WOLF HOPPER. In "Pon Qali
eta ?? ? m " arttl wil
LARO MACK. :>'..'?> Helgl.U and
??? ? / i lea ? " Mala, at ". Kra a: i.
Dal?j ".I??' M If*. iu:.l 30c.
ET?nir,|S 2?-. Mi f. A tew 4t I?.
KNICKERBOCKER THt-?TRE.
]ln?ii??j a- *tb Blreet _
Vlaxine Elliott's Theatre tf%?~
?h?GUILBERT
To-morrow (Sun.) Evq. at H:30
TtekaHa at Ho:; Offlo* Knabe Tlano
Direction CATHKRIXB A BAM M AN
".AHNE?II HALL. THIS AFTERNOON AT 1 00.
11 ?-t "I i-ta. te
I., ?o?-? 14>i
M Oax Offlca.
direction i' A K ? H'.el-i-viay Plano ?Tee<i
COLUMBIA. "T : - I,?!'. . :? ? a ?j :? a
->" H il A. ?--i Uujtonljn Burleinuerv prtew,
mi? - . i - r -, . -, AI a .UVI.
KREISLEB
princess vv;;,v!.r.rr?;wr;:p
VERY GOOD EDDIE
COMEDY. Bru ? [J M-- .-. . ||
, HOBSONS CHOICE
48TH ST J """ ! "f B'*H ??*?*??*?
??o? n as. Matioeai ft .??? a Thar? ?<
THE ETERNAL MAGDALENE
??" JILIA ARTMI.R
?-1 ?<-.. f-" ?!r.| ir??' rut '? WHetsalL
se Ba I - - .- i i i.
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II r- ,| i :,. H, - Tar-.-. :-r
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SYMPHONY
beriet/ of Now Turk.
M \I.TrK DtMKO?i H, Conductor.
To-morrow iSundavi Afternoon at 8.
Beethoven Program
-,?:* un ?a.1? at B"i '?Tin?. A?cl:?a Hall.
Madison Square Garden
Poultry Show
Docomrier 31?t. Jamiarv 1st, 'in<i, 3rd, 4th,
5th. S A. M. to* 10.-30 1" M.
Poultry Pigeons Rare Wild Birds
U. S. Gov'l Exhibit Educational Prograra
AJmlsslo:. 50.- Chlldron ? "-*
OPKV TOKORHOW.
?l&ffVhi NEW YEAR'S FESTIVAL
ll'NDAY .:
lOSITrVBLT LAST nML nils
SO U S A
a ! BIB HAST?.
a??ts N . Reedp.
MELBA
XlATinV \I WINTFR EXHIB'TION
ISrllllllllllj Nnw OPEN?Adm. FREE
ACADEMY :
OF DESIGN I 1a&WiiVu*
CLOSEU TO-NIGHT (NEW YEARS NIUMT).
44TH ST. lap? ' 13. Mat? To 4.7 k W. ! 2 10
A^r^.niiii^i.in i% KAT1NKA
PLAYHOUSE;.; \ \':7'v/'
HOLIDAY MATINEE TO-DAY, .' IS.
GRACE i? MAJOR
GEORGE Bs'h?:r' BARBARA
BOOTH. f?:.'r> i I! Matte*? ft .....
?. jUItltKIa D0NDH1ABY.
Iti N rm a Dstl t Osrrtak, J?n. I
SSTH ST. E?Bi I IS BaU fb 1? a \VM . 1.18.
EMILY STEVENb 1.
THE UNCHASTENED WOMAN
?HLBESr. ??. Ill Mats r InlPaJ . [|
ALONEATLAST ;;:;:,,:'
Maxln. rillst,'?. I.? ?a ? " Bat? T lal * * '?? '?
LOUTELLEGEN ?WARE CASE
CAjINO. 1.'?- ? Il Ma'? T lai V W?
VcaY
TO-NIGHTMA^II*NTO-NIGHT ? j
"MASKED MARVEL" vs. McGRATHm.
ABERGv3."STRANGLER LEWIS''^
RETURN MATCH TO A FINISH *'*
W. 42 St. E.a 8 >"
p ie?s 3 it Bryant
Matins? TO-OAY A W.d. ?! i U.
(LAW ?V ESLANGER PRESENT
NKW VOIIK1 LKAIIINO THKATKr?? AM) BlCCES-tES
FMPIBF 6 end Mta Bt, Frr? ?t ?
CltirilXE. a.w, ?? ,,... T , , a _
MAUDE ADAMS "PETER PAN"
Jsn. II, "THE LITTLE MINISTER."
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i.1 ?.E.UB1 Mi, ,.,, I? i?a? ? rnue., a 20
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?'OUR MRS. McCHESNEY."
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m. ?UnABJ \,, -, p. DAvevvw .
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"Cock o' the Walk"
ma
NEW AMSTERDAM
Matins? TO-OAY A
Book or C M S
8?at? 6?lllrj I W ?lu In Advtni?.
?if rL* v.:,'rr_?i?.'?^ .."?;"?"?
LIBERTY ?
Phs6S si^^tac:?
PESFJ.H WES TO-DAY
10 10 A.M.. 2 15 ?t IMS P.M.
Kf AI. '. ft :i! HUM A -> ' S
TO M B'W 'SI .N 1 . 1 a
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t. '.. i\ it a *
THE HOUSE OF GLASS
.MAilY HVA.N A -..-.? <i-?i'. A". Arr.?r..-ai < ??:
L'incrtM TirEATiir: weht ?i stuckt
nUj.iU.I -,,, pay . IS T.' SIUHT.I IS
MARICnif
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WEST 4] ST ?
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TIMES
TO-DAY
UNDER
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GREATEST WAR PLAY I
EVEM PRODUCED. I
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BELASCO ES V'Vav.-"
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LEO D1Ta?ICHSTEII\
i- i? Masas TH? gri:at lover.'
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RALPH HERZ in RUGGLES o? REO G??
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HIT-THE-TRAIL HOLLIDAY
an-i H'.KI? MU!.O an BII.LY Hi i!I.10A T.?
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GABYDESLYS ' T^?"1
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Madge Kscaedy
Janet Brecher
Josa luuoerUn?!
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S* HIP, HIP HOORAY ?35?
Day Her.sari - al l-e 11a 1er
i.ARTH'S GREATKST U?0*V'- t.nWTST Pill'a
Sunday a |h itis.Da?.
41a? Sa.
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BROADWAY ,:l!?VJ?,:?a R?
JESSE L. LASKY ? ?sepia
GERALDINE FARRAR
ma I'AiiAMotNT r..-n'Rj;
"TEMPTATION"
? on Bate at 0-? OOm
I_nu ADVANCE ?\ r;
a 4^-h M'. l-.r ? B-. 4- En ? "
T . ? I Ue-1
C,SH!PRIIiCESSPAT
MUSICAL MIT. I ?ntlJ ELEANOR PAINT? ?
STANDARD1"-?^^..?Van s'
Mat r '.*} tie I H-.?'i.. ? Balarce. '
Next ?'eeh, franra? Starr ' "Marta r.aila. '
NOw/fTrK OPEN
'Oan. ? /B ? 3 STA .1030-aaaJ
AdhiM-onS?? ^eLiw^?'^ "-HiS-ioai50?
Lexington Averaue 4.6-4*7T?tSr?--eTa
THE WEAVERS
THEIM FRINC-IS
M A T S E ? '
LILLIAN GREUZE
?L'ami mi
GARDEN f?f?
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i'W' The Crown Prince's Double'
IB V KKITi, s a- RA HATES
DAI A r* F aotiAi di i M?SBta
?--'i**4 -_,/*-?-w L. MORTON 4 Mi 0?!
* BH4?. 4' sT VIOLET DALC, .J ?
Dal -Jfs .-' I NENRlf TTA Cl ?>"?
IRVING FLACE THEATRE
? ,4'i | . "?
j
Punch & Judy
TREASURE I ?LAND
T? r. I lieS I -
Q ANO BOX. i .4 ? A' ' . ' > ? I H?
ALL COMEDY bILL IV?77y**I***MT<
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