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Shipping News
HIGH WATER
A?M
?Psnfly Hook. 1:3
Governor's Island. -:-0
Hell Gate. 3:41
ARRIVED YRSTKRD.-iT
Upa Tuesday
Ramland.Antwerp .Mar f
Mexico.Havre .Mar 1
Bardic.London .Mar 4
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS
V?i>**sl Port Departure ?
Rath.Gothenburg.Feb if !
Stsrra Quemada , . Payai .* . Feb 25
Adriatic.Southampton? -Mar S
Manehurian Prlnce.Para .Feb 24
Vtndellla,.Philadelphia _Mar 11
Osla had.Philadelphia -Mar 10
Oaterdal.Philadelphia. ?... ?
Invincible.London .?
Madison .Norfolk .
Walton Hall.New Orleans?
INCOMING ?STKAMSHIP?
Due lo-iln?
Roman Prince.Dartmouth .Feb ?
T.ake Farge.Havre .Feb 12
la Perouse.Havre .Feb 21
Galileo.Hull.Feb 8t
AblRr.i-t.Hull. .Peb 21
^xe.or City.Bristol .Feb 21
Bast Side.Bordeaux .Feb SI
?San Giovanni.Naples .Feb 2?
Absngarer..Cristobal .Mar 2
Maracalbo.Mayaguez ...Mar 8
Italia.Palermo .Feb 29
Nias ara.Bordeaux .Feb 39
?Rosalind.St John.Mar 8
Mauretanla.Southampton ....Mar ?3
Santa Luisa..... ..Cristobal .Mar 7
? otumnia.London .Feb 28
:n\ ineible.London .Feb 13
Portuguese Prince. Havre .Feb 28
Due To-morrow
Kc/?*hambeau.Havre .Mar 4
France.Havre .Mar 6
Due Monday
Stockholm.Gothenburg .Mar 3
Menas.Cristobal .Mar 4
Waco uta.Havana .Mar 10
P?pee.San .'nan.Mar 10
? t Hamilton.Bermuda .Mar 13
Panama.Cristobal.Mar 8
Sail To-day
Mall
South
close.*,
8:00 AM
8:00 AM
Philadelphia,
ampton y.
Mormugaor Lisbon
Karhanshah, Ham?
burg .10:00 AM
Canada. Piraeus.10:00 AM
Ft Victoria. Bermuda.. 7:30 AM
Bronte, Pofnambuco.. (:80 AM
Mono Castle. Havana. 8:30 AM
Philadelphia. San Juun 0:30 AM
Matura, Georgetown.. TiOOAM
Zacapa. Port Lliioon .. 7:00 AM
Cherokee, Cartagena .X :00 AM
I'onmo. San Juan .... 8:30 AM
Gen. O. W. Goethsls,
Cristobal .12:00 M
Lake George, Haytl... 0:30AM
Baltic, Liverpool . 8:00 AM
Columbia, Glasgow ... ? ?
Mtisaba, London ._______
West Grove, Man?
chester .______
Chariot, Copenhagen.
Walton Hall, Alex?
andria . ?-" ?
Tunica, Patras . ?
Exeter City. Bristol..-'
Fram, Tampico .?>
Munamar, Banes .
Edith, San ?Tuan .
Connorsville.
St. Thomas .
West Avenal, Santos. . ?????.
El Monte, New Or?
leans . .
El Valle, Galveston... -
San Marcos. Galveston ?
Lenape, Jacksonville . ? ? ?
Sail To-morrow
St. Bede, Bahla.?-?
Sail Monday
Jacques Cartier, Havre
Vessel
sails
12:00 M
12:00 M
12:00 M
12:00 M
12:00 M
12:00 M
12:00 M
12:00 M
12:00 M
12:00 M
12:00 M
12:00 M
*? ? ^^
, Ranenfjord, Bergen ..-? 1?:00M
I Beilhaven, Havre 1...??? l?:00 M
Cup* Romain. Bordeaux ?-.- 13:00 M
Castle Point, Dublin.. -? 13:00 M
Talsan Maru. Condor..- 12:0ft M
Westmoreland, Sydney- 1:00 PM
Clan MacQuarrie,
Cape Town ..;.- 2:00 PM
Slleta, Batavia .- 12:00 M
Ctan Gumming. Java.- 12:00 M
Menerlc, Singapore. . ,.- 12:00 At
Putnam, Madeira .- 12:00 M
Glendon, Nuevitas- 12:00 M
Rastern -Breeze, Santos- 2:00 PM
Philadelphia, Havana.- 12:00 M
Cascade.? Cristobal.-? 12:00 M
Carolyn, Clenfuegoa. .. - 12:00 M
Sail Tuesday
Canople, Gibraltar. .. .12:00 M 3:00 PM
Turrlalba, Cristobal... 11:00 AM 11:00 AM
Matura, arerrada. 9:00 AM 1:00 PM
Cien H.P.Hodges, Haytl.12 :00 M 4 :00 PM
St. Michael, Para.- 12:00 M
Brighton. Kingston_- 12:00 M
Pt. Judith, Cristobal.. - 12:00 M
Arapahoe, Jacksonville- 13:00 M
AMERICAN PORTS
BALTIMORE, March 12?Arrived: Strs
Lake Fanquler. Port Tampa; Chamblee,
Port Tampa; Mangore, Daiquiri: Eastern
Shore, Philadelphia; sch Jaco W. Hook,
Cape Hal. Cleared; Sirs Missouri (Br),
London; Lord Pownshhe (Br), Belfast;
Marianne (Cal), Trii-Bte; Mandevllle (Nor),
Port Antonio; Lake Ontario, San Juan;
Ponce, Mayaguez. Hailed: Strs Point Lo?
bos, Matanzas; Mexicano, Tampico; West
boro, San Francisco; Mangore, Norfolk;
Manchester . Civilian (Br), Manchester.
Passed Cape Henry, Va., bound u.p: Strs
Charles E. Harwood, Tampico; Lake Pearl,
Boca Grande; Gulfoll, Philadelphia.
Passed Cape Henry, Va., bound out: Strs
Brandywlne, Port Lobos; Trlnidadlan,
Tamplcp; Hadnot, Tampico; Lake Karris,
Clenfuegoa.
BOSTON. March 12?Arrived: Strs
Cowoe, Norfolk: Kershaw, Norfolk: Glou?
cester, Baltimore; Queen Helena, London.
Sailed: Strs Lake Charlottesville, Norfolk;
Proctor, Norfolk; Lake Butler, Providence.
CHARLESTON, 8. C, March 12?Ar?
rived: Strs Arapahoe, Jacksonville (and
proceeded New York). Sailed: Strs
Guaro, Norfolk; Saguacho, New Orleans.
GALVESTON, Tex.. March 12?Arrived:
Strs Marie (Ger). Mexico; Lake Fossil,
Philadelphia; Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia,
Sailed: Str El Mar, New York.
JACKSONVILLE, March 12?Arrived:
Str? Norman Bridge. Tampico; Mohawk,
New Tork vta Charlestun; Persian, Phila?
delphia via Savannah. Sailed: Sirs Cor?
coran, New Tork; Gulfllght, Port Arthur.
MOBILE, Ala.. March 12?Arrived ; Strs
Lake Foxcraft. Havana, Cuba; Weatkjreka,
Savannah; bark Loon, Celte, Franc?; son
Josephine, Bermuda. Sailed: Strs H. F.
Dlmock, Port Barrios; Montmeller, Hull,
England; trnrk Benecla, Port Lobos.
NEW ORLEANS, March 12?Cleared:
Stts George E PaddleTord, Tampico; Harry
Farnum, Tampico; Hatfleld (Br), Brest,
France, vlat Texas city and Norfolk;
Honduras (Nor), Belize via Stann Creek
and Livingston; Owego, Fort de France,
Martlnque; Radha, Carmen, Mexico, via
Campeche; Westorlan (Br), Vera Cruz via
Tampico. Puerto Mexico nnd Frontera.
NEWPORT NEWS, Va, March 12- -Ar?
rived: Strs Grey Eagle, Norfolk; Corrales,
New York; Woudrlchen, New York; Munal
bro, New York: Wearbri'dge, Fowey; Cas
tletown, Baltimore; Grelben (Br), Naples.
NORFOLK, March 12?Arrived: Strs
Patksvllle, Philadelphia; Nobles, G<*loa;
Lake Duncan, New York; West Erral.
Wilmington;? Norumbega, Boston; Cotton
Plant, South Shields; Irvlngton, Noordon
ham: Adao <lt), New Orleans; Newb?rgli,
Nowport News; Scanlon, Boston; Falrirmnt,
Savannah; Lake Lida, New York; West
Isllp, Providence: Orient, Newport News.
Sailed: Strs Winding Gulf, Newport News;
Alloquosh, Newport News: Deranof, Liver?
pool; Munsome, New York; Easterner,
Portland. Me; Canadian Sower (Br)? St
Johns: Freeman, Genoa; Yoko Maru (Jap),
La Plata; Clio, Rouen; Adao (It), Genoa;
Lake Franconla, Newcastle; Scjiroon, Ital?
ian port via Gibraltar (for orders);
Ohlonan, Pensaeola.
PHILADELPHIA, March 2 ? Arrived:
Strs Kosctuszko, Danzig via Shields; Lake
Bolnona, New York; Lake Silver. Everett;
Santa Barbara, Antofagasta, etc. Passed
Delaware Breakwater, round out from
Philadelphia: Strs Galahad, Glasgow via
Now York; Havur (Nor), Norfolk; Calla
basus. New York; Ontario. Boston; Lake
Fugard, Boston: Lake Linden, Baltimore
Passed Reedy Island, bound down from
Philadelphia: Strs Verona (Nor). Neu
York; Ottar (Nor), New York; Montoso,
Guanlca; Sunoil, Tampico; Joint Judith
Baltimore; Paulsboro, Texas City.
PORT EADS, March 12?Arrived: StrB
?-_- ?-3??-r- -?? - .-.-.
Where to Go to Church To-morrow
BAPTIST
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
B'way und 70th Street.
PASTOR I. M. HALDEMAN, D.D.
11 A. M.?"HOW THE POVERTY OF ONE
MAN CAN MAKE MANY KICK."
S P. M.-"THK AWAKENING OP THE
MOSLEM WORLD. THE THREATENED
ASIATIC INVASION OF El'ROPE INDER
THE GREEN FLAG. THE PERIL OF
ENGLAND AND THE WEST. THE
NECESSITY OF A LEAGUE OF NATIONS
(IN WHICH THE UNITED STATES C..N
HAVE NO PART) AND THE COMING OF
ANTICHRIST TO BE ITS PROPHETIC
AND FOREORDAINED HEAD."
Those who desire to hear some startling
facts about Western diplomacy, Asia, and
the Prophetic League of Nations, ehould
hear this sermon.
Friday Night, March 19th. 8 o'clock, "The
D?nger of Looking Into the Ark."
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH
P. l?. Car. 93D ST. ?v.- AMSTERDAM AVB.
Frank M. Goodchiid, D. D., Pastor.
11- Hr. Charles II. Sears on
' The. Qi?:I(mi?h of tin* New IVorld Mavomaut."
8?Lantern Lecture
"Old Glory in the Philippines"
LV WHICH TUB PASTOR WILL TEL... THE
STORY OF HI* OWN TltAVELS.
CALVAKY BAPTIST ?'III'HOI,
West 57th St., bet 6th and "th Aves.
REV. JOHN KOAt'H STRATON, D. D.
10.SO -''Chrisfa Return the Oidy Basis or Hope
for tli,e Race."
12?Sunday School and Adult Rlble Class?*.
f?-"Can a Woman Fall So Low That Chrtit Can
no?! Redeem Hur:"
Socond of series on
"WOMEN VtHOM JESLS MET."
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
4 ta 8 West 4?th Street.
OH. CORNELIUS SV?ELFK1N AND
"REV. P. K. 8IN0IS_B, 11 O'CLOCK
Suaday Sehool, 8:30 A .\r. Men's (.ia_., o.io.
Leader, Mr Gilbert n. Montague.
Women'? Cl__3, 9Ar,. Leader. Mrs, Katharine W.
EUdy. Young Peoples Meeting at 0.30.
MT. MORRIS BAPTIST CHURCH
5th Ave between 126th &. 127th Bts.
CARL WALLACE PETTY, Minister
I A- M - "The Itnsoii li rabies."
? !?. M - ' nie Philosophy oi' a Subway Guard."
MVOISON AVENUE UAPTIST CHURCH,
B?ADISON AVENUE, COP?. 31ST -ST.
R*:'.-. George Caleb Moor, D. D., Faktor.
II A. M.?"18 SIN A FANTASY7"
?P.M.?"AT THE FORGE OF VULCAN."
Slaves of Work and Worry.
m A. M.?MEN'S CLASS. K*v. A. T. Brooks.
.fCDSON MEMORIAL?Washington 8q.
A. KAY PFTTY Pastor
II A. M. ?"THE UNCHAMC.ING CHRIST."
8P M? "SAFFRON SOULS."
CHRISTIAN (SCIENCE
Services are held in the foUovrinf
CHRISTIAN SCIE.NCL CHURCHES
Sundays. 11 A M. and 8 P. M.
Wednesduvs. 8 P. M.
Fix?! Church, L'en liai Park West and {Kith St.
flt-end Church. Central Park West and C8lh St.
Third Church, 12.1th SI and Madlaon Are.
Fourth Church, 178rh gt. and Port Washington Afe.
Fifth Church. Aeolian Concert Hall, 84 Wast -13d St
RUth Church, 1935 Ai ?lions Ave.. Bronx.
Reven th Church, 112th St. eust of Broadwsi,
?Mind ay 1 ' a. m. and 4:30 p. m.
J-.lj.itli Church, 10:i East 77th St.
Ninth Church, Park AvrJiUe Hotel, 4th At?, at
T?iith Church. .r>7th Street, just ?N~t of Broad*-??
rSereml'. Chureh. 5562 *irn;ira Avenue. 11 A. M.
PRET. READING BC?OM. 88 West ?2d St.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURES
will be dsllvered as follows:
KKCOND (lll'RiH OF CHRIST SCIEN?
TIST, CStli flireer and Central Park
Wast, by Mr E/.RA W. PALMER,
?' P. J? . Friday evening,, March 19,
1920, it S o'clo
CONGREGATIONAL
BROADWAY TABERNACLE
BROADWAI AND rai'l'H STREET, i
Re\. Dr. Jefferson, Pastor, will preach;
II A. M.--"T'ie Kingdom of dod."
8 P. M.?"Liberty and Joy May Be Your*."
li:4S A. M .?Bible School.
Tun-day, 815 P. M.?Publlo Forum.
Wednesday. 8 P. M.?Mid-vteok Service.
MANHATTAN CHURCH f ?ast
il--Rev. Geo. a. Johnston Ross, D. D.
DISCIPLES OK I'll RIST
CENTRAL 142 V* est HI?t Street.
HR1STIAN Or. Mientan. Il A. M.
HI U( II K P. M.?HON. HIRD S.
? OLER "( HARITIES."
DIVINE SCIENCE
First Church of Divine Science
?Hr-nd T>n il Pram. Waldorf .Astoria.
Ksrvle.es Sunday at i > A. M.
Rev. W. John Murray, Pastor
"BXBSQ '?' ?F.IT'TLY NATURAL"
Blbln Class at l> 45 A M it ??nipt! v.
Sunday ia'h???l ai 11 A. M.
CHURCH OF SPIRITUAL SCIENCE
REV. Ill LIAN, ordained Spiritualist If
?i erf in doubl, worried, perplexed, dlsnp
pointed or unhappy, don't wait, but ooms
in to-day; you will bo courteously r?
colyed In the open ii?iu and be impressed
with the sincerity or lier purpose. Rev.
Lillian ask? no qusstions :?n?l make? no
? larttes Room -07, 26 West 4Id.
JEWISH
FREE BTNAOOCC'E
i ARNBGJE HALL. Si NO A Y MORN.. 10.?0
ALFRED NOTES,
THE DISTINGUISHED POET.
WILL DELIVER THE ADDRESS WITH
HEADINGS FROM Ills ?'?'KMS.
<??E CHOIR WILL REPEAT
iiy REQUEST PART 1 OF
HATDN'.s ORATORIO, 'Till* CREATION."
ALL ARK WELCOME.
TEMPLE RETH-EL.
5th Are. St 76ih St
Sunday, March II, Jl A. _t,
XUhU Leo XL Franklin 0f Detrot!.
"A World Without Uod."
AU Wei?cnie.
TEMPLE EM ANC'-El,, Cth Ave., 4Sd St.
Sunday. 11:15, Dr. Siiverman on "Can tho *>e?i'l
Cenrnunicaie With the JJvlnf?"
LITHERAN
ADVENT
Rev. Aujrastns Stelxnle, D.D. ,
Broadway, at Mrd St.
Services 11 A. M. _. 8 T. M. ,
Hid week Lent?? Servie?*,
, yre?neaa.ay/m P. M- i
LlTTHERAJK
CHURCH OF THE HOLT TRINITY
66th St. and Central Park West
Rev. Charte? J. Smith, D. I). Pastor
Services at 11 A. M. and S P. M.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Madison Avenue Church, 60th St.
Dr. RALPH W. SOCKMAN, Pastor.
11?"Christ as Conciliator."
S?Music: Dvorak's "Stabat Mater."
Message. Rev. Leland P. Cary.
OS?Soda! Tea and Young People's Meeting.
CALVARY M. ?. CHURCH
129th Street and 7th Avenue.
Minister In Charle. RV7V. H. INQHAM. B. D.
11?"How to See Good Days."
8?SPECIAL MUSICAL SERVICE,
assisted by violin and 'cello artists.
ST. PAUL'S METHODIST CHURCH
S?th Street and West Knd Atenu?.
RE/. RAYMOND L, FORMAN. O. D.. PASTOR.
11 a. m. "TRE STOREKEEPER."
S p. m. "A MAN'S PRICE."
10 a. m. Men's Forum: "No More Sea."
6T. ANDREWS, 76th St. and Col. Ave.
11?"New fhallcr.Ro to the Churches,"
DR. FREDERICK LYNCH.
S?"Hard Trials: The Way Out."
DR. ALLAN MAC ROSSI E.
METROPOLITAN TEMPLE, 14th St. and 7th Av.
Rev. JOSEPH W. CHASEY. H. I>.. Minister.
11a.m. 'The Chler Conieretone."
S p. tu. "Hidden Treasure."
NEW THOUGHT
Miss Villa Faulkner Page.
Fellowship o? the Lifo More Abundan'
Every Sunday. 11 A. M.
Brooklyn Masonic Temple,
cor. Clennont and Lafayette Ares., Brooklyn, N Y.
Subitst. Maxell 14.
"The Toaohlngs of .leans the Christ."
Musk*. All Welcome.
"THEODORE G. NORTHRUP
Hotel MoAlpln (Green Room), 11:15.
; "THE MAN AT THE WHEEL."
; EVERYBODY INVITED. GOOD MUSIC.
MRS. MARY CHAP?N,
E
Commodore Ballroom. All o'clock.
"Poise and Personality," ?11 Welcome.
NKW CHURCH (Swedenborglan)
NEW CHURCH
36th St., between Park und Lexington A\ e:
Rev. .lullau K Smyth. IJastor.
Sunday School, 10:11, A. M. Service. 11.
The Pastor Will preach. Subject:
?TEMPTED"
PHILOSOPHY
?su , ,samw?*mm\im-,., ?
Tower of Personality'
Is a subject wliieh intorests ofery one.
This 1? ?specially true when viewed In
the Utjht and davelopud under tile fruida/ice
ff Uie teachings of (lie
Sears Philosophy
wliieh makes folks think.
Sunday, 11 a, ni.. Dr. P. W. Boars
will lecture ou tills subject at ttio
i rincfiss Tn63ir6 Bet. b'??* & ?th av.
Admission to uon-suhsorlbers. $1.
PRKSBVTERIAN
BRICK~CHURCH
Fifth Avenue and Thirty-seventh Street
I .? . , , WILLIAM PIERSON MERRILL.
MuHstcis: \ THEODORE AIN8WOBTH QREENE.
DR. MKRK1LE ?111 preai-h at 11 atid ?.
Till?!? School ot 0:4(1 A. M.
f'aneral Discussion Bible Class at 10 A. M.
I*r<i?(**<>r Charlea' Ttiadrieus Terry. Leader.
Young People's Society Social and Supper Meeting,
5:30-8.00.
FRIDAY NOON HOUR OF MUSIC AT 12:12.
"Spanish Music." b> Clarence Dickinson, assisted
j by Pearl Jiutton-SUradcr, Soprano; Berthe Bar,?.,
! YloUruflt.
SEVEN LENTEN ADDRESSES
CHRISTIAN UNITY
are being given in
, THE BRICK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Fifth Ave. and S7th St.
' on successive Monday 'Afternoons at *:00,
lieffiiiniufr Monday, February 9th.
Speaker March 15th. at 4 P. M.
REV. HENRY SLOANE COFFIN. D.D.
"THE MIND OF THE MASTER."
nt Rev. Charles Sumner Burch, d.d.,
will preside.
The iRst speaker in ih<? series will be
i Rt. Rev. Ethelbert Talbot, D.D.. Bishop
of Bethlehem, Pa.
CFNTRAI PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
V.C1*, i RAL Madison Ave. and S7th St.
Rev. Wilton Merle-Smith, I). I>., Pastor
ROBERT W. ROGERS, D. 0.,
will .preach at 11 A M. and i .SO I*. M.
A ftei noon Subject :
"ABRAHAM AND KINGS OF HIS DAY IN THE
LIGHT OF ARCH/EOLOQY."
Sunday School. 9 AS A. AI.
Yfiimg People'? Meeting. 8 P. M.
WedJiortd?}. i* l?. M., Devotional Mae?njt.
FIRST PRESBYTCR??Cri?RCH
Old F?rtt. University Place and
Madlten Square Feundatlon.
?, , . Ro\. George Alexander. 1> D.
minister? * Ha?. Harry Krmwrson Pnediok, T>. r?.
Re?. Tliitnas (linhrie ftpsers.
an-vices in University Place Church, Cor.
10th St , cm* Mook east of Fifth Ave.
11 A. M.?Dr. Fosdlek will preavh.
X P. M Mr. *<p.t*ni.
Fifth Ave. Presbyterian Church
FIR!. Avenue and Fifty-fifth Street.
Mini....... JRev. JOHN KB!.MAN. D- D.
Ministers. JRev james PALMER, Ph. D.
BISHOP Linn's R WILSON
wilt prearli at tl A M. and 4:30 1*. M.
At 4. Organ lloclla) by T^miMrood Faniani.
Rit*lo School at 0:30. Men's C?law at 10 A. M.
At N IS P. M . Wednesday, in the Chapul.
Midweek Service conducted by Or. Paluwr.
R?TC?FR"-*? PRESBYT?RIAl<~~CHURCrL
5**"%* 7,e,*V^ Broadway and 7Sd St.
The Pastor, Rev. DANIEL RUSSELL, D. D?
?ill preach at 11 A. M.
S P. M.??-Crest Leaders and rresent Problems (5)
REV. DANIEL RUSSELL, D. D.v
"WHAT SHALL THE CHURCH SAY?"
BROADWAY
PRESBYTERIAN CHl'RCI?.
BiondwHy an I 114th Street.
Re? WALTER. PCNCAN BUCHANAN, D. D? ;
, Minister, ?Hi jweach 11 A. M. and 8 p. M. j
WADTU PRESBYTERI?N~CHCRCH i
?"??? 825 West 155th St.
?or. John R. Marks*?. D.D.. IX.D? P?*tor I
11 A. M.--"What Time Reveals." !
S P. M.?"The Human Heart." ?
St. Nicholas Ave.tJw?A.?&.'??L
Ml/Oster. Re?. ELLIOTT W. BROWN. D. D.
SetTice? 11 A M. and 8 P. M.
WEST"pARK~PR?sBYfER?AN 1;h?RGhT""
Amiterdsm Avenue aed 86th Street.
Rev. ANTHONY H. EVANS. 0. D.. ?tttir.
Dr. Bran* wilt preach at 11 A. M. and t P. S3.
Bvaidn? Su&jeot: "Oh* Pray? Life of Jem*."
. PKP.SBYTERIAN
I FOURTH PB???S
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
Cfturcfi of tfce ?ran?ftsuratton
l'East 29th Street-Dr. BOLGHTON. Rector
The REY. SHIRLEY C. HI'GHSON. Superior
O. H. C. '.s preacliinB here DAILi. during the
week beginning Sunday. March 14th, 10-0, at
NOON and on MONDAY EVENING.
The subject of his sermon
SUNDAY Is the "Church's (Sacramental System "
AT NOON
' MONDAT?"Baptism, the Door of the Church."
TUESDAY?"Confirmation, the Seal of the Spirit."
WEDNESDAY?"The Blessent Sacrament; God's
Gift of Himself."
THURSDAY? "Penance, tho Gift of Pardon."
: FRIDAY?"Holy Orders, tho Priesthood of Christ."
! SATURDAY?"Matrimony and Unction, Divine
Grace in Life and in Death."
; MONDAY at S P. M.?CHURCH ALLIANCE:
Holy Confirmation.
i C ft u r c fi th. ?Bncamation
Madi?on Aie and 35th St.
The Rev. HORACE PERCY SILVER. Rector.
t 8 A. At. Holy Communion.
9:30 A. M. Sunday School.
11 A. M. Mom Ins Prayer. Sermon by the
Rev. L. E. Sunder] and.
4 P.M. Special Musical Service
"Out of the Darkness," by Gounod.
John Donne. Organist and Choir Master.
Dally Lenten Services with Prominent Speakers.
12:15 to 12:40.
fcO/,lN THE iLABOUWERIH
Tenth Street West ?-/Second Avenu
WILLIAM NOJtMAH GUTHRIE.Jfrcrt?
il A. M. service und sermon by the rector. Subject:
?CHRIST, THE DESIRE OP NATIONS."
?1 P. M. Interrogator}' on Splrlt-Survlval.
Walter Franklin Prince, Ph.D.
S P. M. Symbolic service and community singing.
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Fifth Art . nboTo 45th St.
REV. HERBERT SHIPMAN. RECTOR
11 A. M.
Right Rev. Arthur S, Lloyd. D. D.
Confirmation Service
8 P. M. The Gloria Trumpeters
SPECIAL MUSIC.
Cljurch of tfje ?ransfi?uratiou
1 East 29tli Street?Dr. HOUflHTOX, Jteclur.
COMMUNIONS: :, ? and 0 o'olock
10:^0: SERMON and MARTIN'S MASS in C.
Preacher: Rev. Father lU'GHSON. o. H. C,
4 o'clock: CHORAL EVKNSONO. Three Anthem*
5 o'clock: SERMON-Rov. W. W. DAVIS.
DAILY at NOON: Father HI'GHSON, O. H. C.
MONDAY, 8 P. M. : O?nnrmaUon?Father Huglison.
Cathedral of St. John the Divine
Amsterdam Avenue und llltb Street.
S and 10 A. M.~Tlio Holy Oommunh?-.
9 A.M.?Holy Communion (Japanese).
11 A. M.?Preacher, I>can Itohliins.
4 P. M.?Preacher, Rev. Theodore, 'Sedgvrteli.
Dally Hat vices. 7:.'>0 A. M. 5 P. M. I choral eieept
? Monday and Saturday). Dr. Chorley's American
Church History Lectuiv. Wednesday, ai 4 P. M,
?fete ?Qoma0*0 Cl)urcl)
FIPTH AVE. AND .S3D ST.
Rev. KIINEST M. ST1RHS. D. D.. Rector. .
* A. M.?Ho!;.' Communion.
11 A. M.?Morning Service and Sermon (Rector).
4 P. M.?Evensong and Address (Rector).
5 P. M.?Hour of Organ Music.
Dally Lenten Service..-,, 12, 5 "Rector!.
Chapel of the Intercession
(Trinity l'arlsb), R'way & 106th St.
Rev. M. H. Gates, D. D.. Vicar.
S tnd 8:4' a. m., Holy Communion. 9:45, Sui.day
School. Il a. m. Service and Sermon. 4 p. m..
Vespers. S p m., Oonnrmatlon, Right Rev. Charles
S Ruruh, I>. D., Bishop of New York, officiating.
ALL ANGELS' CHURCH
WEST END AVE. AND 81ST STREET.
Rev. S. De L-iucey Townsend, I>. D? Rector
t Holy Communion . S A. M.
I Morning Prayer and Sermon (Hector).11 A. M,
Evensong (Rev. W. .1. )>. Thuinas?... 4P.M.
Strangers Welcome.
CALVARY CHURCH *? A"
lie?. THEODORE SEDGWICK, D. I) . Rector.
Holy Communion, s und 10:16
Il and S V. M. (Tho Rector)
Noon-Day Services (l?:15-12:45).
Preacher, Rev. If. V. H. Darlington
A SCENSION^havbnd?
Rev. Dr. PERCY KTJCKNLV UILCVJ*. Hector.
11?"The lniercliureli World MovvnuMii and New
York" (Dr. Grant),
4 Muslo: "Manzoni Requiem," Verdi
8?Forum: Walter W. IJgget!.
?'The Nonpartlsan league i"i Action."
CHURCH OF TIIK HOLY COMMUNION
(Sixth Avenue and 30th Street.
*) A. M. Holy Communion.
?I A. M.~ Morning Prayer (Rector),
lu M?Holy (?.mnmiilon
8 P. M-?Evening Prayer (Rector).
12:20 P. M. -DAIf.Y NOONDAY 8&RVICE
R:15 P. M THURSDAY?ORGAN RECITAL.
? Church of Zion and St. Timothy
:m Weit r.;th Sired.
Her. Frederick Burgess Jr., II. D., Rector.
8. 11 (Hector) and 8 ( llev. C. o. Hicks)
Next Thursday ?veiling hi. 8:15.
Rev Gustar A Carstouaeu, I? l>.
GRACK ('III ISCH.
Rroadwnv uml 10th St.
Ht>?. Charir.?? Lewis Slat tery, D. D., Rector.
Hoir Cnrum'inioii . SA M
Service ami Sermon (Tlie Uectori.H A. m!
Evensong (Archdeacon Stuck).8 P. M '
Daily Lenten Service?, 1?' 'in and 4 SO.
ST. JAMES' CHURCH
Madison Avenue X- 71st s'treet.
Rev. Frank WtirflcUi Crowder, Hector,
8 A. M., 11 A M. (KKCTOR)
4 P. M. (Rev. B. RUSSELL ?OVRNE).
ST. MATTHEW'S ?i?iiS?,
Rev. Arthur II. Judge. D. D.. Reelur.
UNI VKRSA LIST
#V(lCH frifc DIVINE
CriOr Qf ! PATERNITY
Central Park West?* 76.Tf.ST.
JOSEPH FORT NEWTOHD.D.I
MINISTerV
Will Preach Sunday Morning 11 o'clock
"THE JOURNAL OF WOOLMAN."
Double Choir. Visitors Welcome.
SPIRITUALIST
FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH
159 K. 68th St., Near 3rd At?.
SUNDAYS AT 8 P. Sf.
Mr* M. E. Williams. Inspirational Speaker.
Oood Mediums. All welcome.
Lea? Thai Spirits Coniinuulcat?
REFORMED
Collegiate Church of New York
THE MIDDLE CHURCH.
2d Ave, and 7th St.
Rev. Edgar Franklin Ronilg, Minister,
will preach at 11 A. M. and 8 P. M.
THE MARBLE CHURCH.
5th Av?. and 20th St.
Rev. David James Burrall. D. D., Minister,
' will preach.
11 A.M., "Are You a Truth Teller?"
8 P. M., Dr. Daniel A. Poling will preach.
Subject: "The Man Who Can."
THE CHURCH OF ST. NICHOLAS.
0th Ave. and 48th St.
Malcolm James MacLeod,) M|nlsteIi,.
Robert *A, Courtney, S
11 A. M., Rev. Arthur F. Mabon.
8 P. M., Rev. Robert W, Courtney.
7:00 P. M., Organ Recital.
THE WEST END CHURCH.
West End Avo. and 77th Street.
Rev. Henry Evertson < oDb, D. D., Minister.
Rov. Thomas MoBride Nichols will
preach at 11 A. M.
<:?'.<) P. M? Dr. Cobb will preach.
*.??v r. .?i., ur, a odd win prenun.
Special Music, ?Maunders Cantata, "Oil
i vet to Calvary." liana Kronold, Cellist.
7:30 P. M., Young People's Society.
THE FORT WASHINGTON CHURCH.
Fort Washington Ave. and 181st St.
Rev. Irving H. Berg, D. U., Minister,
will preach.
11 A. M., "Nicodemus a Timid Believer.
6 P. M . "Facing Enemies."
All Seats Free.
REFORMED CHURCH OF-HARLEM
Lenox Avenue, and 123d Street.
Rev. EDGAR TILTON, Jr., J'. D? Minister.
will preach at 11 A. M. and 8 P. M.
HAMILTON GRANGE, Convent and 140th St.
11 A. M.?Rov. Robert W. Courtney.
S P. M.?Rev. Arthur Fredcriok Mabon.
SOCIET? OF FRIENDS
RELIl'IOUS SOCIETY OP PKIE.VDS. Meetltlgl
for worship, 11 a. m.. at 2_1 East 15th S?.. Man
liatttan. and 110 Scherruerhoni St.. Brooklyn.
UNITARIAN
THE COMMUNITY CHURCH
11 A. M.? New Amsterdam Theatre,
JOHN HALVES HOLMES.
"DOES C'OD KNOW HIS OWN MIND?"
4:30 P. SI-Broadway Tabernacle, at 56th
?St. Vfsper ?Service, MK. HOLMES.
"JAMES H. HVSLOP & IMMORTALITY."
8:15 P. M.?Forum, Ethical Culture Meet
in? House. MR. NORMAN HAPGOOD
"WHAT ABOUT RUSSIA'.'"
10 A. M.?New Amsterdam Theatre.
HARVEY DEE HROW.N.
'"Psychoanalytic Suidies: Miracles ?n Psy?
chological Creations."
>0t?if?
FOURTH An'b.\'U>!
AT 20TH HTKKtH?.
Founded 1819.
WILLIAM L. SULLIVAN. Minister.
Service at 11 A. M.
"THE MODERN MALADY"
will bo Dr. Sullivan's subject.
A CORDIAL WELCOME TO ALL.
This Church is dedicated to spiritual
? life and discipline of charater, without
?constraint of creeds.
UNITARIAN PREACHING,
Church of the Saviour, Brooklyn
S?pt. 28, 11 A. M.
REV. JOHN H. LATIIROP,
Pierrepont St. and Moni'oe Pi.
Four minutes, Borough Hall subtrs?,
??VEST SIDE UNITARIAN CHURCH
(Unity Con _roff.il toi ail ?Society).
11 to-morrow, Mar! Hall, li'wuv und IITMi St.
CHAIU.BS FRANCIS POTTER,
"LO?ALTY ANO IUKKIKiM."
T. M. C. A.
AT THE 23D ST. T. M. C. A. StlN'PAT,
March 14th, St 4 P. M., Judge Thomas
C. T. Craln of the Criminal Court of Gen
???ral Sessions will speak on "Some Places
of Criminal Legislation"; 5:16. Mr. B. B.
Farnsworth on "Realities of Christianity,"
Mr. \V. \V. Argow on "Social Religion";
at 8 P. M? Mr. B. B. Farnsworth on "Co?
operation.'
DR. S. PARKES CADMAN
"The Purilu.it In Two Worlds."
KISMET TEMPLE BAND
Bedford Br. V. M. t!. A.. 1121 licdrrird Aie., Bklyn.
Sunday ,1:00 P. M. Men only. ."re?.
Greatest Men's Meeting in (Jrenter Now "fork.
V. W. C. A.
Central Branch, Lexington Ave. (53d St.)
5 P. M.' -VESPER SKftVICE.
7:30?"KOREA," Miss Martha Swltier.
OTHER SERVICES
THE MYSTIC NUMBER 666
What is the image of the Beast?
What is the mark of the Beast?
A Prophetic Bible Addreaa l<v
Carlyle B. Haynes
in the CASINO THEATRE
39th St. and Broadway
SUNDAY NIQHT, MARCH H, at 7:4S
o'olock. The Largest Sunday night congre?
gation In X?r Yorlt. yueatica end Am.wer
Sortie? after the Address.
All seats free. Tou are weloom?.
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AEOLIAN HALL ?*. ?g sl? u ^ m
"Physical Performances Through
Psychics"
l-Ature bv Girt-id e Ogden Tubby. B. S.,
Ass't !4eo. Am. Soc. for Psyoliieal Research.
Ti.;l??ts ."i5c. to %%"'?.
The Universal Church of Jesus Christ.
The Cofmoloeis.1. '?00 "-Ves: lSlat St; Hall No.
19.--Bvery Thursday night ?t S. Subject: "THE
UNITY OF LIFE." hv Or Ttivero Divine
Healing after service, i las.?i< ?I muaie. AH iveh-orse.
CHINATOWN
THE RESCUE SOCIETY
Old Chinese Theatre,
5-7 DOYERS STREET
Wide awake Gospel Service, Nightly ?0 P.M.
Thomas J. Noonan, Superintendent.
THE UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
Service In the Chapel. Claremont Avenue, between
l"0i.ii and 122d Sireru. at eleven o'clock. Preacher,
the Bewreod CHARLES REYNOLD? BROWN.
D.D., Dean of Tale School of Religion.
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Bethnor, Baltimore; Bound Brook; Santos,
Brazil; Bxcelslor. Havana; Harald (Nor).
Clenfugos; Mexico (MeX). Progroso; C T
Warring. Havana; Tlpton, Tela; Troja
(Nor), AntnfagasU. Chile, via Panama
Canal. Sailed: Sirs Actor (Br), Liverpool;
Bolvernon (Nor). Vera Crus; British Bar?
on (Br), London via Newport News; Day?
ton, New York: Bills (Nor). Tola; Msco
rls (Br), Ouantanamo; Mexicano (Nor),
Christiania. Norway, and Gothenburg,
Sweden, via Newport News; ?ola, Pro?
greso via Campeche: Omoa (Hond), Omoa
via Port Cort?s; San Ramon, Vera Cruz
via Tampico.
PORT TAMPA, Mar chl3?Arrived : Str
Lake Qravella, Baltimore. Sailed: Sehr
City of Baltimore, Ponsacola; Str Romera
(Br), Glasgow.
SAND ICISY, Pia.. March 1.?Passed
south, lUh, Twilight (Br), ; west, 11th,
Bethlerldge. Ronnokc; 12th, Daybreak
(Br), Duke (Br), War African (Br),
Nlceto do Larrlnaga (Br), Jessie O. Noyes,
Wlco.
, SAN FRANCISCO. March 12?Arrived:
Str? Sjeyo Maru (Jap), Valparaiso. Sailed:
Strs Oraco Dollar, Now York; Atlas,
.Tuneau; Tactician (Br), Liverpool; Wost
Kasson, Colombo.
SAVANNAH, March 12?Arrived: Strs
West Mead. Charleston; Llgonler, Port
Arthur. Sailed: Stra Monomae, Bremen;
Kscambia, London and Hamburg; Na
cuochee, Boston; Cramer Hall, New York.
TAMPA, March 12?Arrived: Schrs
Rebecca R Douglas. Sagua' La Orandel
Westway (Br), Havana. Sailed: Schrs
Herald. Sagua La Grande; Beatrice (Br),
Nuevltas.
FOREIGN PORTS
Departures from New York
Narvik?S S Homestead.
Samaran??S S Bultenzorg.
?Singapore-.-.1* H C'ostlgan. Arlosto.
Hong Kong?S ?S Cape May.
?Santos?S FkRomney.
Avonmouth? -S S Dakota?.
Liverpool?S S La Place.
Portland?S S Lumen.
Brixhani?S S Tongrler.
Shields?S ?S t'ompiunipaw.
Arrivals from New York
: Genoa?3 S Duca d'Aosta
Dunkirk?Consort.
I Havre?S S De Soto, La Sarvie.
Montevldo??S ?S Dochra.
?St Nazatre?S S Jtcmus.
Liverpool?S S Alexandrian.
Calcutta??S S City of Hankow.
Buenos Ayre3?S S Nasmyth.
Plymouth?S S Kaiserin Auguste Vic?
toria.
Port Said?S S Clan MacGllloray.
Antofagaste?S S, Polybus.
Christiansand?Bark Skomeraer.
Panama Canal, Cristobal?S S Clairton,
West Eldara, Yang Tsze.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS
The connecting mails close at the Gen?
oral Postoffice and City Hall Postoffioe
Stalion. New York, at 6 p m., as follows:
Japan. Corea, China, Slam, Siberia,
Cochin China, Netherlands East Indies and
Philippine Islands, via Seattle, steamship
Suwa Maru, March 14.
Tahiti, Marquesas. Cook Islands, New
Zealand and Australia, via San Francisco,
steamship Moana. March 17.
Vetter Decision Reserved
Lieutenant Louis Vetter, of the Clin?
ton Street police station, was tried yes?
terday at Headquarters on a charge of
failing to have a prompt search made
of the clothing of Abraham Cohen, of
67 Willett Street, who dropped dead
near his home January 5.
Cohen's widow, Mrs. Lena Cohen, de?
clared that when her husband left
home that day he had $2,850 in cur?
rency in his waistcoat pockets, but when
she called at the police station to claim
the body only $700 of Liberty bonds
were found. She said her husband car?
ried his ?savings in his waistcoat be?
cause, he distrusted banks.
Lieutenant Vetter admitted there was
some delay in searching the body, due
to pressure of other business. Decision
was reserved.
Army Orders
From The ?Tribune'. Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, March 12.?Army
orders issued to-day follow:
Signal Corps
Brown, Capt. F, W., to Long Branch.
Bradner, Major J. P., to Detroit.
Baker, Lt. Col. E. O., to Takoma Park.
Infantry
Rose, Major W. C, to New York and Phila?
delphia.
Schmitt, Lt. P. S., to Fort McPherson.
Gooch, Lt. W. G., to Camp Taylor.
Brooks, Capt. J. L., to Chicago.
Bowen, Capt. T. ?S., to Rich Field.
McCahill, Capt. P. B., to Fort McPherson.
De Funink, Col. F. R., jr., to Camp Funston.
Brickaon, Capt. J.. to Camp Funston.
Cavalry
Walsh, Major R. L.. to Mather Field.
Smith, Capt. T., to Providence and Boston.
Dewhurst, Capt. W., to Fort Ringgold.
Hclhel, Lt, J. M., to Monterey.
Sweeney, Lt. Col. C. B., to Fort Riley.
Quartermaster Corps
Gamble,' Cspt. C. L., to Camp Normoyle.
Frazer, Capt. A., to Camp Holablrd.
Thrnckmorton, Capt. C. W., to Camp Gordon.
Leslie, 2d Lt. W. H., to Camp Pike.
I Sumpter, Capt. J. E., to Fort Sheridan.
Air Service
Green. Lt. C. F., to Hot Springs.
Monthan. 2d Lt. O.. to Rockwell Field.
Mahan. Lt. L. D., to Mitchel Field.
Hart?.. Lt. Col. R. S.. to Ellington Field.
Geiser, Lt. Coi. H., to Ross Field.
Hightower, Maj. A. J., to Buffalo,
llaslett, Major E. R? to Boiling Field.
, Ocker, Major W, C? to I.angley Field.
! Daggett, Major B. B., to Langley Field.
Noble, Capt. C. G., to Richmond.
Savage, Capt. C. M., to Ross Field.
Streett, Capt. S., to Mitchel Field.
Wieners, Capt. F. B., to March Field.
Murphy, Capt. W. IL, to Mitchel Field.
Drnyton, Capt. H. C? to Langley Field.
Marquette, Cap?. ,1. ,).. to Kelly Field.
Edwards, Capt, J. S., to Mitchel Field,
.?icott. Capl. G? to Rockwell Field.
Blphinstone, Capt. D. (.'., to Middletown.
Tliorndike, Capt. H. A., to McCook Field
Mackenzie, Capt. K., to Carlstrnm Field.
Pascale, Capt. H., to Keuy Field.
Bartlett, Capt. V. M., to Carlstrom Field
Soubiran, Major R., to Langley Field.
O'Connor' Lt K. A., to Middletown
?Sturcken. Lt. H. E? to Kelly Field.
Jaoobi, Lt. W. J., to Lang lev Field
Kendall, Lt. J. D.. to Mitchel Field.
Slocum, Ll. P. F., to Middletown.
Creene, Lt C. F.. to Rockwell Field.
Page, Lt E. R. to Rockwell Field.
I'ropst, Lt R. W., to Cnicago.
Matlieison, Lt. J., to Kelly Field.
Horton, 2d Lt, O. F.. to Kelly Field.
Sullivan, ?d Lt. C. W.. to Kelly Field.
Bennett Opens Fight
On Primary Nominees
Former Senator William M. Bennett,
Johnson candidate for delegate-at
large*from New York to the Chicago
convention, yesterday began an attack
aimed at preventing ex-Senator Chaun
cey M. Depew, George Cromwell, Dr.
Nicholas Murray Butler, Charlea D.
Hilles, former chairman of the Repub?
lican National Committee; Edward M.
Morgan and John J. Lyons from having
their names retained on the regular
organization primary ballot in the 11th,
19th and 21st districts.
The protest against the petitions in
the 11th District, where Mr. Depew
and Mr. Cromwell are candidates, is
based upon the contention that four
different petitions were filed, none of
which contained tho number of signa?
tures required by lavy. It is specified
in the election law that any number
of petitions bound together and filed
together shall be regarded as one peti?
tion. Bennett points out that the four
petitions in the 11th District were
filed separately and are indexed as
"separate petitions.
Bennett contends that the petitions
in the 19th and 21st districts should
be declared invalid because many of
the signatures are not authenticated
and because many groups of names on
them were apparently written by the
same person. Should Bennett succeed
in establishing the illegality of these
petitions it would leave only the John?
son nominees on the ballots in these
districts.
-, ?
Death-House Guard Dies
Edward O'Toole Had Been Sing
Sing Employee Thirty Years
Edward O'Toole, fifty-five, for more
than thirty years a keeper in Sing Sing
Prison, and since 1900 a guard in the
death house, died on Wednesday in
Ossining following an operation.
One of the first men over whom
O'Toole stood guard was Albert Pat?
rick, sentenced to die in 1900 for the
murder of William Marsh Rice, million?
aire president of the Atlantic and
Pacific Tea Company. Patrick had
been Rice's attorney. The sentence
was commuted to life imprisonment
and Patrick was pardoned in 1912 by
Governor Dix. Others with whom
O'Toole was associated as a death
house guard -were Charles Becker, Ro?
land B. Molineux and Dr. Arthur War?
ren Waite. ?
O'Toole is survived by his wife and
j two children. A son is employed on the
staff of "The New York World."
Robert L. Maitland, Retired
Tobacco Exporter, Is Dead
Robert Lenox Maitland, sixty-six, a
wealthy retired tobacco exporter of
this city, died on Thursday night at his
home, 90 Hamilton Avenue, Rochelle
Heights, New Rochelle.
Mr. Maitland was a descendant of the
Maitland family of Scotland. He was
born in West Fourteenth. Street, this
city, and was a great-nephew of James
Lenox, founder of the Lenox Library.
Mr. Maitland was one of the oldest
members of the old 7th Regiment and a
member of the Veterans Association.
He is survived by his wife, daughter of
the Rev. William M. Taylor, for twen?
ty-three years pastor of the Broadway
Tabernacle. ^ . _
FRANK A. CLARK
Frank A. Clark, fifty-six years old,
well known theatrical man of Brook?
lyn, died Thursday after an illness of
thirteen months from a complication
of diseases at his residence, 57A Bain
bridge Street, Brooklyn.
Mr. Clark had been in the employ
of Hyde & Betunan for more than six?
teen years, during which time he had
been successively treasurer of the
Gayety Theater, in Williamsburg; man?
ager of the Star Theatre, in Jay Street,
for several years, and treasurer of the
Casino, on Flatbush Avenue. He served
during the war in the commandant's of?
fice in the navy yard. He is survived
by his widow, Mrs. Emma Farrell
Clark, and a brother, Henry Clark, of
Brooklyn.
JOSEPH D. O'BRIEN
Mounted Patrolman Joseph D. O'Brien
became ill with acute indigestion yes?
terday while on duty in Prospect Park,
Brooklyn. He rode to the menagerie
and told the keeper to send for an am?
bulance, and then fell from his horse
unconscious. He was dead before the
arrival of Dr. Stade, of the Methodist
Episcopal Hospital.
Patrolman O'Brien was forty-one
years old. He was married and lived
at 54 Concord Street, Brooklyn He
had been on the police force since Au?
gust, 1907.
IRVING H. GALLUP
ONECO, Cent)., March 12.-Irving H
Gallup, fifty-five, a direct descendant
of one of the hrst Gallujis that came
to his state in 168t and also of the
early settlers named Tanner, died here
to-day after a lon?r illness. He had
more than five hundred relatives resid?
ing throughout Rhode Island and Con?
necticut, many of them prominent in ?
business and society.
MRS. SUSAN p. DE CASANOVA
Mrs. Susan Ford de Casanova, sev?
enty-seven, widow of Jose R de
Casanova, died Thursday at her home,
845 President Street, Brooklyn Her
Metropolitan Pastors'
Conference
TENS of thousands of Pastors have attended what are
probably the most important series of Church Confer?
ences ever held in the United States. They have been
impressed and inspired as never before, and have come
away feeling that Jesus Christ was remarkably manifested.
The experience and inspiration from these Conferences
will be duplicated in the Metropolitan Pastors' Conference,
Monday, March 15th, at 10 a. m.,
and Tuesday, March 16th, in the
Madison Avenue Baptist Church,
corner 31st Street, New York City.
S. Earl Taylor will deliver the opening address illustrated with
stereopticon views. Among other notable speakers will be, John
D. Rockefeller, Jr., William H. Foulkes and Daniel A. Poling. ;
Urge Your Pastor to Attend
You can obtain the facts of the Interchurch World Movement
in no tfther way. Your Church, as a part of the Movement, and
participating in its activities, should be represented by its Pastor,
because:
I?This i* the first time that the Evangelical church??? have ever '-orne
togeth<*r in such a unifie?! effort for Christ; and the first timo all
ihr Pastors have ever been assembled for a common program.
3?Complete plan? for the program of the Interchurch World Move?
ment at home and abroad will b? dt?cus*ed.
.V -The exact relationship which your church and your denomination
hear to the Interchurch Movement will he presented.
4- Full details will he presented covering the Evangelistic. Steward?
ship and Financial Campaigns of which your church is a part.
This Conference will stimulate the spiritual inspiration, and
supply the information necessary for the successful conduct of the
part of the great evangelistic work assigned to your church.
Interchurch world movement
45 West 18th Street New York, N. Y.
?
husband was Consul to Panama undei
the Cleveland administration and held ?
other consvrlar offices. She is sur?
vived by three sons and two grand-;
children._
MRS. ALWINE F. K. LOEWE
Mrs.* Alwins F. K. Lorwe. seventy- :
seven, widow of William Loowe. for
forty years affiliated with the Theo?
dore Thomas -Orchestra, of Philadel?
phia, is dead at her horno in this city.
She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. ^
Anne Zeigler, a vocal teacher of the,
Metropolitat? Opera House.
THOMAS HADE
Thomas Hade, formerly employed as
a servant for the Astor family, died
yesteriav at his home, 366 East 207th
Street, of heart disease. His first em?
ployer was William B. Astor, 18,b. He
was last employed by Vincent Astor.^
He was made independent by money
left to him by Mr. and Mrs. Astor.
OBITUARY NOTES
WILLIAM RYERSON HUNTER, eighty. ;
of 156 Clinton Street. Brooklyn, a member ?
of one of the oldest families of Brooklyn
and a nephew of John W. Hunter. Mayor
of the old City of Brooklyn m IS,4 died
Thursday after a Ion? illness. In former
years he had been m the banking husineb?
In this city. He was a member of the 13th
Regiment of Brooklyn prior to tha Civil War,
mid was a member .*f if veterans associa?
tion: He is survived by his wife. Mrs. Kate
Hunter.
MRS. JOSIE BOWERS BALL, w ife of '
Captain George Ball, of 123C Pacific Street,
Brooklyn, died Wednesday night. Her hus?
band is a veteran of the 23d Regiment of
Brooklyn, and was formerly in command o.
Company F of that command. He is an in?
surance broker in this city. Mrs. Ball is
also survived by two daughters.
JOHN J. MURRAY, an old-time stone
vard owner, of the Eastern District of Brook?
lyn, died at his home in Red Bank. N. J..
Thursday afternoon after an illness of six
weeks, from heart disease caused by in?
fluenza. He is survived by his wife, a
brother and three sisters.
LEWIS VICTOR HANER. a marine en?
gineer, employed In the submarine construc?
tion work at Newark, N. J., died Thursday
from pneumonia at his home, Linden and
Ridgewood Avenues, Brooklyn. He was
thirty-four years old. He is survived by his
wile, Mrs. Agatha Schlotter Haner.
THEODORE CRANTZ, thirty-one, of S2
Powers Street, Brooklyn, is dead in Mount
Sinai Hospital, Sn this city, from pneumonia.
He was an horticulturist, and had control
of a large estate at White Plains, N. Y. He
is survived by his wife, his parents, six
brothers and two sisters.
GUILLERMO THORN, eighty-four, of 341
Watchung Avenue, Plainfield, N. J., the
oldest photographer in that city, died yes?
terday in the Muhlenburg Hospital, Plain
field. He was one of the first to use the
tin type in photography. He is survived by
two sons, a daughter, a brother and a sister.
ALBERT EDWARDS PRINCE, sixty-five,
a sales manager for the du Pont de Nemours
company, died yesterday after a lingering
?liness at his home in this city.
BIRTHS
BARUDIN?Mr. and Mi's. Samuel Barudin
f nee Isabelle Gutterman) announce the
birth of a son. March 11.
DREXEL? On Sunday, January 18. at 46
Great Cumberland Place, London, Nancy,
the wife of Louis Drexel. of a son.
FLEISCHAKER ? Mr. and Mrs. B. E.
Fleischaker. of 219 West 81st st., announce
the birth of a son at Harriman Hospital
on March 11.
HEINRICHS?Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hein?
richs i nee Florence Ochsi, of 1326 Madi?
son ave., announce the birth of a daughter
at Minzenheimer Sanitarium. 14') East
(?1st st.. March 11, 1920,
NETCER?Mr. and Mrs. J. X. Netcer. of
240 Riverside Drive, announce tlte birth
of a son, Thursday, March 11.
ENGAGEMENTS
RUFF?BABIXOWITZ ? Ruth Rabinowitz,
51 East 97th st.. to Adolph Ruff. 1050
Lowell st.. March. 1920.
MARRIAGES
BROWN?HIGGINS?Mrs. Elizabeth Arnold
Higgin.i announces the marriage of her
daughter, Katherine, to Mr. Louis Armi
stead Brown jr.. Thursday. October 3.
1919, New York. N. Y.
DALY-CREENHALL-Mrs. Elizabeth Green
hall announces the marriage of hei
daughter. Sadie, to Maurice Duly jr.
GILCHRIST?DOUGLAS Mr. and Mrs.
William B. Douglas announce the mar?
riage of their daughter, Dorothy, to Lieu?
tenant James Gilchriat, M. C . Match
10, 1920.
STRAUSS?GOLDSMITH - Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Goldsmith announce the marriage
of their daughter. Miriam, to Haloid
Straus?, son of Mr. and Mrs. Julius
Strauss, of 9S5 East 18th st., Fiatbush, on
March 11, 1920, by the Rev. Dr. Samuel
Levinson.
DEATHS
BAUKKR-?On March 10. 1920. Mildred E.
Bauker. Funeral from 859 10th ave.. Sun?
day, at 2 p. m. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
BELLOWS?On March 7. Anna Peabody,
widow of the Rev. Henry W. Bellows. Fu
nearal at King's Chapel, March 13, at 3
p. m.
BLACK -March [0, 1920. Rahecen Black,
widow of James Black. Funeral at 4 .".3
West 33d st., Sunday, at 1 o'clock.
BOETTIGEB On March 10, John P. Bfcet
tiger, beloved husband of Frederica. i"'.i
neral at 357 Jamaica ave., Brooklyn,' <m
March 13. at .2 o'clock.
BRENAr* -On March 10 at 19 West 102d
>t.. Catherine Brenan, widow of Edward
Brenan. Mass at the Church of the Holy
Name. 96th st. and Amsterdam ave., on
March 13. at 10 o'clock. Interment Cal?
vary Cemetery.
BRENNAN?On March 10. 19C0. Rlanche.
wife of Thomas Brennan. Funeral Mardi
13, at 9 a. m., from 726 Columbus ave. -
CAM.PAZZJ-- On March 10. [920, Earl J
Campazr.i. Funeral on March 13 at 10:30
a. m., from 15 Prospect Place.
GARY?Joseph, on March 9. Services THE
FUNERAL CHURCH (Frank E. Carap
beln. Broadway, 66th ?t., Saturdav, U
a. m.
CONNOLLY?Ellen M. B.. widow lof Dr ?
James J. Connolly, on Fehruarv 14
1-uneral on March 13 at 10 o'clock at St.
Vincent de Paul's Roman Catholic Church,
West 23d st., between tit h and 7 th aves
Interment Calvary Cemetery.- - '
COZZENS -March 12, Lucy H. Co2*Jns
widow of the late John Broome ?ozzens fer
at residence of her ?on, Issachar 500 West
End av. Notice of funeral hereafter./
CROOKS?-Tottenville, S. I., March 10, 1920
the Rev. English Crooks. Funeral at St!
Stephen's Episcopal Church. Tottenville
Si !.. March 13 at 1 :30 p. m. Interment
at Staten island Cemetery.
DOUGHERTY -On Mare? 11, Robert ? M
Dougherty, hubsand of Anna I)(,iiKhirtv" ,
luneral from 686 Westminster ave/ on
March ?S, at 9:30 a. m. 'Interment/Cal?
vary.
DI'FKY Ellen M.. on March 9 |T'f) pu
neral March 13. 1920, a' 10 a. m ' from 1
Church of St. Raphael. 41st st. and loth
ave. Interment Calvary.
DWYER On March in. 1<I20. Denis ,1
Dwyer, husband of Elia? Dwyer. Funerai
from 209 Dyckman st., Saturdav, at 9*30
a. m. -
EARL- Kenneth Alexander, on March i
son of, Edward and Caroline F. Earl, in
DEATHS
an aeroplane acciden"
neral services Sunday
?t Miami. F'a j-u_
at his late resilience"'
185 Gates av., Montefeir, N. J.. on arrival
of Lackawnnno train leaving HobVuen _?
3 o'clock. Cars ?will meet train a- ..*[
tion. Interment at-, convenience of the
family.
FELT-Katharine Gwyer Pep. Marea i?
Services at St. Paul's Church, Westfieid
N. J.. March 13 at 12 o'clock. Interment
private.
GOLDMANN Nettie, widow of the ]tx.
Frank Goldman?. Funeral Trom Sufi
Park ave. on March 13. at S-.Si a. rr. [..
terment St. Raymond'n.
HAMILTON -Clara Louise. bel*-.e,J w\f* ,,f
Charles H. Hamilton and daufeh.er i,f the
ia*e Ira Doddard. at BrookLne, Mar,.
Marsh 10. Services THE } FUNE?A).
CHURCH (Campbell Building)i Broad-*.
at GSth st., Sunday, March ' i. ? ',:'?'?': p. &,
Interment private.
HENRIETTE -.On March n. Jennie, wife <t
Felix. Funeral at 306 Weit :<? ,
March 13. ?t 9 o'cioc'... Intermer.! < a '.
vary.
HOFMANN?Thekla, on March :
at Main ave. and Broad wa
L. I., Saturday, 1 o'clock
HUGHES?On ?March 10, 1920, a' Green?
ville. N. Y.. Grace Hughe.; Retnr?em
mass at St. Catherine'.? Church. S_t?ir?av
10 a. i# Interment at Gate of Heaven
Cemetery.
HUGHES?On March 11. 1920. Margaret
Hughes. Funeral at 233 Lenox ave 5a( . .
day evening at 8 o'clock.
HUNTER?Died on March 11, atj 1 i
dence, 15(i Clinton ta.. Brooklyn) Will av
R. Hunter, son of the Sate Wifciam and
Maria Hunter and dearly beloved h <b_!ai
of Katharine A. Hunter, in his &'. -.a
Funeral Saturday morning at '.?} o clock
Friends are earnestly to 0IK1.
flowers.
JOHNSTON Emma, on March 1 ' Servie?
THE FUNERAL CHURCH ; t.- F
Campbell), Broadway, 66th .-t . Satu is)
12 noon.
KEIGWIN?On March 11, 1920, al 'he resi?
dence of hi* son. the Rev. Albert feewteu
Keigwin, D. D.. pastor emeritus of the
West Presbyterian Church, Wilmington,
Del., in the 81st year of his age. Ken ae?
at the West End Presbyterian Charrh.
105th st. and Amsterdam av.. Mfcnday]
March 15. at JO a. rra
KELIHER?-On March 10, L920 John J
Keliher, husband of Catherine Keiiher.
Funeral from 560 SOlh st.. B:
March 13. at 9 a. m. Interment
Cemetery.
KEY SER?On March 11, 1920, Eugens
Keyser. Funeral from ,18 Clinton ave,
Brooklyn, on March IS at 2 p. m. Inter?
ment Calvary Cemetery.
LAYMAN?On March 10. Alexander Lay?
man. Funeral at 38S3 Amsterdam a e. on
March 14 at 1 p. m.? Interment Evergreen
Cemetery.
MAITLAND?On March 1!, 1920, a* hit rev
dence, 90 Hamilton av,. New P.o-hetle.
Robert Lenox Maitland, son of the Int?
Robert Lenox Maitland, and Mary
Maitland, in the 67th year o? bit age
Funeral ?services on Saturday, the le?
inst., at 2:30 p.' m, Train leaves Gran?!
Central Depot 1 :27 p. m. Interment Wood
lawn Cemetery.
MALLEN?On March 1!. 1920. E iiabeth
Mallen, wife of James J. Malien. Fanerai
March 14, 1920, at _ p. m , from 107.
Union st.. Brooklyn. Interment Cadvar?
Cemetery.
M'INTYRE- On March 1?), 1920, Mary Me
Intyre. Funeral from 15 Morris ?it. O'
March 13, at H :30 a. m. Interment Ca'??
vary.
?M'MAHON?On *March 11. 1920, Elizabeth
McMahon, wife of Frank McMahon. Fu?
neral from 131 Guernsey st.. Brooklyn, on
March 15, 9:30 a. m. Interment Rt?a
Cross Cemetery.
MEEHAN" ? March 10, 1920. Eii-abeti,
Loretta Meehan. Funeral Saturda]
? a m.. from 25 East 129th st. Intermen
Calvary.
MONCADA?On March 10, Emma Morcada
Funeral from 251 West 14th st., or S;a
urday at 10 a. m. Interment Gate of
Heaven Cemetery
MORGAN?Suddenly, et M?ntclair, N J
March 12. 1920. William Henry, husbsnd
of Mary B. Morgan and ton of Wi?iam
Morgan. Notice of funeral hereafter.
MOSCHCOW1TZ -Leopold, on Mar:' ij
husband of Roue Michael Mo:?:; lowiti
Funeral March 14, at 10 a. tji-, from 597
Lexington av? corner 52d at.
Ml HKAY?Charles Gerald Murray, biaban?!
of A''ce Murray. Funeral from I:?:1
Prospecl ave., Brooklyn, on March H.
1920, at 2 ??. m. Interment Cahary.
MURRAY?John J., March 11. 192'}. Fa?
nerai at 10 a. m.. March 15, a: S:
James's R. C. Church, Broad Bt., Red
Bank, N. J. Interment Calvary.
NUGENT -On March 10. 1920 John .1
husband of Emma Nugent. Funeral from
328 East 80th st. on Saturday, al Sil
a. m. Interment Calvary.
O'BRIEN -March 10, Jeremiah J husband
of Catherine O'Brien. Funeral from ?!-?
Hudson st.. March 13, at !.i a. m Inte -
ment Holy Name Cemetery. Jersey Cit>
PACKARD?On Friday, March 1 S? 1920. Si
her residence. 385 Grand av . Brooklyn.
N. Y.. Matilda -Packard, aged ?2 rears.
Funeral private.
PARKINS -On March 10, Ann wife of
Henry Parkins sr. Funeral from 401 Weil
13th st.. March 13, a? 10 a m. Inter?
ment Holy Name Cemetery.
PATTEX?At her home, Poughkeepsie N Y
March 12, 1920, Emily Rice Paiten, wife of
George M. Patten and daughter of the iat
Rev. Spencer M. Rice, of Jersey City. Fu?
neral services private.
PETERS?On March 12, 1920, kndrew, son
of the late Rev. Thomas MoQlurs Peter*.
S. T. D., and Alice Clarissa, Richmond.
Funeral services at his late residence 291
Hancock st., Brooklyn, Sunday, Msrcl
II, at 2:30 p. m.
PHILIPS?On March 1!. George Han*
Philip?. F'uneral at Westebester, Pa e
March 13, at 2:30 p. m.
RACINE?On March 10. 1920 R \?"
Racine. Funeral at chapel of Weehawkc
Crematory, March 13, 10 a. m.
SHARKEY On March 1". 192 Mat. A-,
wife of William Sharkey. Fu?era! Satur?
day, at 9:30 a. m., from 234 West ifi'
st.
SULLIVAN?On March 10, 1920, V-iatc?
Jo.eph. at 115 East 120th st. Requiem
mass at St. Paul's Church, East 117th
st., Saturday at 10 a. m. In ter men 1 C* -
vary.
TAINTOR- On March 12, 1920 Ofc-arls
Newhall Talntor, in his _0jtb yen- >
ices at his late residence! II ?Vest ? ?>'?"?
st.. New York. Sunday, ?arch 14, st :i
p. m. Interment at Colcljesfcer, Conn.
THOMAS?Maria Kendr?ck, wife of Willi??
S. Thomas. Funeral March 1*4 a' 2"
p. m.. at Abner Bair Parlors, Phil?
delphia, Pa.
TIGHE On March 9. John Tighe, husband
of the late Winifred Tight. Fujief?!
March 13 at 9:3'J a. m. f ta 82 W??<
92d ut. . "
IODO -On Thurstty, March 11. I9?0 Ber?
tha Large, wife' of Guerin ! ?>?!?! ol 4?
Lincoln av.. Orange. N. J. Fai.eisl i>srv
ice and interment private
rWILLMAN -On March 10, Henry Twill
man, Funeral from 537 West 44tb si
on March ) ! at 1 :30 p. m.
LCKELE On March II. August W., h?
hand of Catherine I.Vl.eie. Funeral 1rom
120!? Brook avo., on Marc!, |_ al ' -'
p. m. Interment St. Raymond's Csmetc-ry- '
VOSBUKGH On March (0, CarottW
('.. widow of Philo Vosbnrgh '? ?
at Greenwood Cemetery chapel Broo_i?*'*>
Saturday, al 1 1 a. m.
WEINMAN Suddenly, ou March '? Geo*W
A-, beloved husband ot D.
Weinman, in hin ?'.'Id year. Funeral se?%
lee at. his resilience. 170 Wei ? ?'?' *'
Sunday. March II. at liai" a. an. li"''-'
ment private.
WORDEN?On March 10. Thema? C Wbfc
den. Funeral from 3*> ?ussex it i '??'
.1er-, is. N. V., March 13, at 0 a. m.
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