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'idUS fcJUiM AND isiiVV i'Oiiii HEiiALb, SAilmi-Af, i'LmvUAl
mvUAKi" 21, 19i0.
4
CHURCHES TO HAYE
A PATRIOTIC DAY;
Feature of Services To-morrow
Will He Sermons on Ocorgo
Washington.
Bundrty will bo a bljr day In tho
churches from a patriotic nn well a a
religious point of.vlow. AH will cele
brate the flrrU Bundoy In I,ont by epeclal
nervlccu. In tho Ontliollo and 1'rotest.ant
Episcopal churches especially many
epeakera will partlclpato. :
In other clitKcliM a feature of the '
crvlces will bo wrmons and addresses
on George Washington. The RlRhr Uv.
William A. auerry, D. D Illshop.of
Bouth Carolina, win preach In St
James's Church, at Madlton avenue ar.d
Bvcnty.(lrt street, Dr. Kranlt Crano
will speak at the Twenty-third Street
T. . C. A. at 4. and In tho ovenlns
lt 8 Dr. Oeorgc F. Coolo will deliver
to lecture on "Heredity and Ita Relation
to Society",
At Un'on Theological Seminary the
jnev, Charles Fagnanl will be the
speaker of tho morning. At the Madl
eon Avenge Prcabytcrlan Church, Sev-jenty-thlrd
street and Madison nvemic.
h'rpcclal patriotic servlc will be held,
Wl the pnhtor, Dr. Hcnrv S. Coffin, will
deliver a ee.-mon on WnnhlnsT'on.
UuUon Ilorglum, tho oculptor, will
Weak at 8L Mark's-lri-the-Bouwcrle,
Be?ond avenue und ' Tenth street, on
plight and Wrong Americanization" at
Jj P. SL In the evening AbMm I. Elkus,
formerly United State Ambassador to
Turkey, will speak nt tho Mad .son Ave.
iiue Methodltrt Episcopal Church, at
ladlson avenue and Sixtieth et:ooL Ills
fcubject will be "The Near East."
An exceptional topic to ho discussed
)n tno evening 'will bo "A Ne
n tho evening 'will bo "A New Method
ZLZl I ,Z0Ui: 7 .T
w SV" ."L J0 ChUrCh Si
CI '.lMtrlf.Vh na Portj .
r
Mruci rti me ituigers rresor-
Wll it, n, hi. fonii Sn.n. .n;k"ulri'1 orBanlxattona, and also all re
JvlII take as his topic "Wliat Would i iiiqu. bodipa.
Washington Say?" while at the F'fth ' Si lt .nw.r. ....
Avenun Irehvrr!nn fhnh n, tf.tm i .The."t.of s.PMkers 13 not et Mm
t ... - -
win epeax on
lgn Countries.'
"Statesmanship In For-
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF
NEW YORK CHURCHES
Sermons Will Take Form of
j Patriotic Addresses for
Most Part!
1
i jrRR, MART CIMP1.V.
PChin nnit rmirare" 1
Jnc-'O' nt 11 ovtofk.
Hotel CcramMore
the subject for to-
) Mtr rjin-nrir iswwjBNiionr.iAN), Eit
TTIilrlr-flflh lret Serttcea aultable to the dir
' TIinOSOI'HICL SOCIETY. 222 S T.roa'Jwar
rrne Diertlnf lio cMteei at f.nn P. 51
I , ,"r lh 5,,llri' Hindu orator, on t!i
l f.-ril.w. BVITIST rilCltCn,-Amttenlarn
atenuf a Mneti.-rr.d lreot-A fpatnri if t tie
MDJar ernlng nrrr nlll tk, a lantern lfetcre
n rsi an:nton." Jlie Ker. Dr. Couti
fA!i ' W'tnt, win preach Jn tbe raortilng on
TIIEOSO'-IIICAr, KOCIET-. HctPl Marie An
i'i.'i.'W':: ' "iilia Trill ralt
:30 P. II on "Pandamcntal Etnlm."
; FqitTfJEonr.E presiiytriiian chdrcm
pt. Mrholas avenue at lflih atrpAt Kri i.
Cominraoratlon of (Uorje Wanhlngton'a Dlrlh
djr will bo hM at 8 P. M. Tub Iter. Lmar
R nartlejr win apeak on "Four Great Amerl
Wf!i: -,"J"' "r 11IVI.NE SCIENCE.
jnaMorf-Attoria-nie Hct. W, John Slarrar will
if" u'im1 At JI' fln "I"'nn",rtlag Proiper-
,nw n j;io; ounaif nrficoi ami,
'XjticIi rill ron'lnne hl theme fta the Uftf of
I'ni Ma i,1.(An a 1 n -
.Eflof'Dpilicrnm'e. ' .
m W , l s,rotriu -atrcat
4ii ii il vuar" t arinursr wilj preich
TESII'IJC nODEPII RIIOLau,
7!j f., 11 ' "j!,'"1;,M''ilnj- t 8:li-P, Jl,-ar the
.,' ',';,?,. 'I10 M'n "O'1 Women's Anoclatlon.
3'.."l,T,' ANU KTIIIPAI .SOCIETY. 142
..t I "trft-Mra. IIfn Bntiam . will
oTspln'oYf'"1 n "",, UnAtD'l"'
Sr IMr.V.SCIHPEU Cnlnmhla Cnlreriltr
nr. "jrinond o. hno wkU preach at 4 P. M.
I.nr Mil wii l-(n chiiue of the moalc.
nf...i lSo.r'V ''0S0P1IV. Princais Theitre-
-ininj mnrf at 11 oviock Dt r
JV xx-nk from the ubjer-t of "Are
lour lhouih'- u 4rnctabl . Your Namef
C0U.E0UTK nil-urn, ;ii a.enne
Collect nl' th people who
rear
fcouis Tracy
nnd vou'll have a city of
fje millions. -.Just now
"Tracv City" Is sitting up
over night reading the
new detective story
The Strange
Case of
Mortimer
Fenley
Edward J. Clode New York'
STATIONERY
SALE
DuririK February we are offerim;
, f.ne writing paper nnd fancy desk
appointments at special prices.
BUTTON'S
681 5th Avenue near 54th St
BOOSiS ON HAIR
Br Dr. RICHARD W., DULLER
(HYir and iti Pmmition 3rd reprint
'toia of Hair anrl the QuirU-lamp Trtd
went (Irirulition).
Ba'dneia, ill cautei, iU preTenlion and iU
" jrialrnrnf Second reprint.
j.JiTJO each (pojlage extra). All boskdares.
EJP. DUTTON 4 CO., 681 5th Are., N. Y.
m
Jr
rrtn.fO -PT.
The Best for Repairing Glassware
Crockery. Vase. Meerschaum,
Furniture. Boots, Tipping UIU
ferd.Cne. SlC
Use Major's Cement to
Kubtct and Ieatoer, aii snrta
kinds. Inc. per totUe. Eat. 197a
Voraalaatalldealcra. ,
! JoivMI j. Co NawToik Cltr
I
It 8evrnty.ev(nll Hreet-SmlcM II A. M
art f:!) I', M. Dr. Cobb will conduct
nieednr. tn Ih. rhtlfch narlnrs VftTf
hnkisi
Friday
erlsef talks will be "tittle
Jonmeys In tn New Testsmenf."
ANNA 0. NOLLE. Hold IrniwrlsiUDjert
Sundiv tt 11 A. II., "W a HUCCtmiui ur
ns mo."
CIIAPKL OF TPB ISTEnCKflPtON, Drosd;
war it lKStb atrret-I'Miutar nwn j
P. If., Dr. Jtllo II, dates, tli pre arher. Special
music, Evensong il I P M Masonic service
wider tit auspices of tbe tfrinilln Utile.
IIIIICK CHUHCtl. Fifth avenue, at Thirty
sennth treet-"Cacses Leadlnr I IJ '
tirltv," It Arthur Cushnisn Jlcaiffert. of
Lnloa TVologlcsl Seminary, a
fourth pnEKnvTKiiiAS ciioncn, wm
Klin avenue t Motr.flril street-Toe Itev.
Maurice H. Wlill will prtacb a patriotic set.
B'm od "Tbe Oolden Age." In list nlni ltd
rhi.tr will vine Kdi,jrdo Jfttio't sacred cantata,
The1 Kingdom of Christ"
ISHOAIIWAV ITtKSDTTKIlIAN CtlURCii.
corner llltb trt-Tti n. Waller Dnncan
tlnAV.p.n nrh It It A. M. fl "I'Ht
Lote nalned" aa4 at 8 I. M on "Chrlit at
th Door "
OIUnOH OP TUB ADVBNT, nrodwar at
Mnetyttlnl alret-Tti Iter. Mr. Httlmlt wlU
tpcik at 11 A. II. on "Qe."
BIG PATRIOTIC RALLY
CALLED FOR' SUNDAY.
Tammany Society Arranges
Anti-Red Demonstration,
Ono of tho largust patriotic meetings
New York has seen promises to bo that
of to-morrow Afternoon a,t Cooper Union,
tOAtthlch the Tammany Society haa In
vlSd every one except the Bolsliuvlkt.
Thb meeting Is aimed at them, Its pur
poiebelng to denounce and counteract
Red propaganda.
John R. Voorhli, Grand Sachem of
the Tammany Society, raid yesterday
that not only had tho Republican County
Committee been Invited to attend tho
meeting but every patriotic and rellg
loua socloty In tho city. It Is Intended
t' make this a large, representative,
nnn.imUtlfal ilflmnml pnt nn nf
i,im ,v, ,i.t.-in.
vi"d ar Amdcan Uglon. C.rand
Ann-' fiPanlsh War Veterans. Veterans
of Forcfn w SttU0 , Sbcurt
i t . . o..i
plote, but It will be In keeping with the
non-partisan character of the meeting.
Senator Ogden L. Mllla will speak under
the auspices of the Tammany Society,
Olher speakers will Include Oov. Alfred
E. Smith, Rabbi Joseph Silverman, the
Rljht Rev. Mgr. John G. Dunn. Chancel
lor of the Roman Catholic dloce.c. nnd
tlic Rev. Charles Sumner Burch, Protest
ant Episcopal Bishop of New York. Mr.
Voorhls will preside.
WHEN VOU FIRST
FEEL SORE THROAT
Use Formamint Tablets to
kill the germs and check
inflammation
Don't let it develop. The irritated
membranes invitr the attack of other
and still more da (jerous disease-gerrns
Soothe and ease the painful throat wits
germicidal Formamint Tablets. Safe
guard yotir hetlth by destroying, the
germs before they can make hedway
You will find Formamint Tablets
very pleasant to the taste, convenient
to carry and take, harmless Jbut highly
beneficial in preventing complications.
Children can use them freely. Splendid
for singers, public speakers, and others
whose throats Income sore from ex
cessive use, Also for smoke-soreness.
GUc. all druggists.
fife GERM-KILLING
THROAT TABLET
it urn. today koic Fnsr. sample
It Is of (tennrous lio and will prove to you'
that FORMAMINT la wonderfully effective
aa well a. pleasant In mouth and throat
trouble, Sctid a 2 -rent stamp to pay postage
and we will gladly send you this free trial tube
The Ratter Chemical Co.
'" V ISth f" New Vvk.
DEPARTMENT OF STREET
. CLEANING.
WANTED:
For Borough of Manhattan
only. 5-ton motor trucks on
snow work for Department of
Street Cleaning, not less than
5 cubic yards capacity; rate
$40 per day; also horse
drawn bottom or back dump
ers, not less than 3 cu. yds. ca
pacity, rate $15 per day.
Start work Saturday, Feb
ruary 21, 1920, at 7 o'clock
A. M.
Apply at tne roiiowmsr places:
Stable A, 47th Street and .
Avenue L.
Stable B, 614 West 52nd
Street.
Stable C, 625 West 130th
Street
Stable D, 505 West 116th
Street.
Stable E, 408 East 15th Street.
Stable F, 525 East 80th Street.
Stable G, 44 Hamilton Street.
Stable H, 424 East 48th Street.
Stable L, 133 West 99th
Street
Yard, N. W. cor. Canal &
Washington Streets.
231 Mott Street
Stablo 5, 184th Street &
Amsterdam Avenue.
7 NorHi Moore Street.
BEUOIOpS ADVERTISEMENTS.
Church of ChrUt Slembera of this church
In Nvw York wii! ton'ttuuijIiMltt mIiIi E. St
SIcKea lOt West 81th St. Columbus' glitt.
BAPTIST.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
ll'way and 10th Street.
PASTOR I.M.HALDEMAN.D.D
II A. St.. "THE GREATEST TEMPLE IN
THE WORLD! THE DODT OP- THE
CHRISTIAN THE MOST SACRED THIVfJ
ll r.,llllll, A.M TIIK OKKATEHT HV.
NAJIO. HAVING IN IT THE POWER
PtrK or ELECTRICITY AND THE
ether. -
I
P. SL "ME SEVENTY weeks OF
DANIELI ONLY SEVEN PROPHETIC
YEARS TILL CintlST Ari'KARH IN
GLORY AT JERUSALEM TO SCT CP THE
KINGDOM TILT WILL REORGANIZE
, Til K WORLD AND MEET EVERY so
1 CIAL AND GOVERNMENTAL NEED,"
' (First ia Series of. ITophetlc r-ermorrj,;
iirrldny Nliht.
1 "Ell rathcrs.
February
; 1 1 i.s.an.aniasiiinissis 1 - f
. r-TrrmnwugaawiBSMai iMfii, i,, , iMydnniii,i.ivi, - 1 ,
Now Ibuuo
. l ooy
PREFERRED AS TO
PAtt VALVK 010Q.OO, NON-AS3K38AJ1LE
CAPITAUZAT1 0 N
AUTHORIZED OUTSTANDING.
2 Per Cont Prqforrod Stock B,tjoo,ooo . 43,500,000
ommon stock $4;jooiooo 9 1 J200J000
Dividends have been paid regularly for the past seventeen years.
Payablo January 1st ami July 1st. Tliero ia no bettoi 7 per cont
invcHtmciit lu tho United States.
If yon arn looklnforannfoand pormamont InvMtmcnt we- believe this 7. percent stock will appeal toyon,'
It Is an old C9t.il)lIs!iod business. That the Preferred Stick Is amply well protected Is shnvni from tlio
l.ict thnt the net earnings nvallatile for dividends after tbo I'edcral tax nnd nil other taxes were paid during
tlio past four years havo averaged nearly four times the dividends on the Preferred Flock outstanding. The
Common Stockholders propose to gtvo even greater protection to tho Preferred Stock by Having annually
In tho treasury a subitaritl.ti part of the earnlngi of the Common Stock.
W.L. DourIm name Is known throughout tho world. The trade mark is a very valiiablonsset,worth
millions of dollars, and Is the property of tho stockholders. It Is one of tlio most raluablo trado marks In
United States. Application will bo mado to havo this stock listed upon tho stock exchange
This company owns anil opcratflj 107 'W.L.Dotirjlai shoe stores located In the ht,e cltlei. W.L.Douglas ihoes are also sold
by our!KiOOs'joo dealers la tho United State. Durlnst tbo pait fow years rmmhoeshavo been more extensively advertised
than ever before. Stamping W L.DougUs nimo aai the retail price oa the bottom of tho shoes beforo they leavo tljo fac
tory haj saved the wearers millions of dollars, and guarantoos tueia tho best shoes In stylo, comfort and tcrvlco that can
De proaucea xor tno price.
Ia tho leading foreign countries a great demard for W. L. Douglas shoes has
spruigup. Our domestic hiisltei has Incrnwl o that our sths havo moretlion
doubled In four vara. In 1"1 the sales wro S f',n,(i.41 and in 1119 S!l,fO0,901.44
Tho pt six month's balnp w.vi at the nto of over 321,000,000 per yoar.
In common with other trreat hniloje we ned a.MUIonl capital tn rat the nrgent
reqalrimtnta o( Inorenlnj dorawtlc ani forelin trado. The now coniUtlona of bmlriMi
aUo de naurl more carfaX Tie coat of lahor and mterjl lit nairly donMi-i o that
twlco the amitmtof capital noremrjnn'Ierthe oM hnalneHcopilltlonali noir rfo,ulrel.
You will raako 110 mljtnkn to order at onco aa "many shares of this
stock as you ran aford to buv, price $100.00 per share. If you care
for moro particulars fill out the coupon and mail nt onco.
Send certUled check, cashier's check. Post Office Money Order or
Express Order to W. h. DOUGLAS SHOE CO., Brockton, Mass.
REl.IGIOUH ADVERTIPE5IEXTS.
RAPTIST.
Centra! Baptist Church
8. E. Cor. Sid St and Amsterdam Ave.
F'ANK in. GOOCCHIID, D.D, Pastor
11 4,TIb Church and the World"
8 Lmtern Lecture on
"GEQFGE WSHIfGTON"
Fit TH AVENUc BAPTIST CHINCH
4 to 8 West 4th Strett.
Dr. Cornelius WoirUn at 11. Sumlar Slmol.
0.30 A SI. Men's Class. 0:40. Leader Mr
Arthur E. licstor. SaMect, "Gforje U'ashln-:
ton " wiaii s I'law, U.so. laapr. ins
Heorl'tta Itr-Iif.
lounc People s Jleetlne at 8 30,
fcOUNT KORRIS BAPTIST CHURCH
Cth Ave., bctneen 12Cth and 127th Sts.
CARL Vt AL A( E PETTY. Mfciisbr.
11 A. SI. "Yesterday's Cod and To-day's
P. SI. "If Genre" ' Washington Were
President To-day."
CALVAItV RAPTIST CHURCH.
West 57th St. bet. th A- 7th Avea.
REV. JOHN ROACH STRATON. D. D.
10:30 "The Dlersed Hope of Christ's Re
turn the Greatest incentive to ion
iterated Living and Holy Sen Ice."
7:45 "The Seventh Commandment: Or.
The Scarlet Stain on Slodern Society."
MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCn.
SIADISON AVENUE. COR. 31ST ST.
Rev.' pi-orge Caleb Moor, D. D Taator.
II A. SL "Securely fiunrdeil."
8 P. SL Westminster Abbey. London.
"The Slannoleum of the Sllchty."
10 A. SL Slen's Class. Rev. A. T. nrooks.
CUnllTUN SJC1EXCH.
RrTlee -re be'd In the Wowlnr
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES
Sundays, 11 A. SI. and 8 P. SI.
WedOfMsys. 8 P. M.
r l Vmrb WVflt At Mlh St
Kceond Chnr'ch-fVntral Park West & Mlb St,
Th rd Church l-i'n sr. k jiauiun .r.
(,nrth Churcb-17'th St. & Ft. Washington At
If lb Church-Aeolian Crnr. Hall, 34 W. 43d St,
Sith Churrb VMT Anthony Ave., Ilron.
Fcrenth Church I12lh St.. east of-Droadway,
u..... 11 1 M mil P. St.
F.ighth Church-193 East 77th Street.
Ninth Cburcb-rark Arccue Hotel, 4th
-. f.t.1 c
Are
Tenth' Ch'ur'fh-117 West .'i7lh Street.
Eleventh I 'Hirer.. uriigs Ave., n a
St.
l'HKE READING ROOM. 23 W. 4Sd St.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURES
will be delivered aa follows:
Sevnth Church. 112th St., cast of Broaa-
way, S P. St.. February 24. by Miss Slary
O. Ewlns, C S. D.
First Church. Cerftral Park West at Sth
at.. Kebruary Zti. ai a sr. sa.t wy aiian
SIiiit . Ewlng. C. 8. D.
CONOREOATIONAL.
! BROADWAY TABERNAC I E
I TtnrtADWAY AND 56TH STREET
Pastor Dr. Jefferson preachea 11 and 8.
"THE GOOD NEWS"
1:4C A. SI, Bible scnooi.
Tueway 8:10 i. rqrum.
Wednesday P. 51. Slldweek Service.
Subject: "What Lawyers a!d rbysl
clans Can Do."
wahuattaij t.uUPCM
n nev. chaiiles n. r.utKiruitsT, n. d!
DIVINE BCUCNCE.
First Church of Divine Science
Grand Ball Room, Waldorf-Astoria.
Services. Sunday, II A. JI
REV. W. JOHN MURRAY, PaUor
JDEM)N8TRATIXO rnOSPEIHTr."
Bible Class at 9:45 A, M. promptly.
Sunday Bchsol at 11 A. M
DIICIPLES OF tnni.iT CmtHTIAX.
lENTRAL 11! West Hist Street.
HRISTIAN Dr. Tints Idlrman, I'aator.
'HCRril SERVICE AT 11 A. M.
ETHICAL CULTURE.
THE SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL CULTURE.
Central Park Wert and Mtli at.
11 A. M. Speakera: Mr. Robert D. Kohn
nnd Mr. Guldo Marx. Subject; "New Hori
zons Openlnc for the Vocations." Public
Invited IKTWBErf jnXATIO?sAI
Gospel Tabernacle Church
C92 STII AV. AT 44TH ST.
Founder Rev. A. B. Simpson
KEY. ELMER D. FITCH, AiVt Pastor.
Sunday, 10:45 A. M.
REV. W. M. TURNBULL
Eve. Service 7i30
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
Monday, Feb. 23rd
United Young: People's Rally
Services: 10 A. M., 2:30, 7 P. M.
Tuesday at 7:45 P. M.
REV. GEORGE McNEELY
Thursday at 7:45 P. M.
DR. J. GREGORY MANTLE
Bplrltual Content or tbe Following
Hunday'a Sumlsy 8clioul Iwio.
METROPOLITAN TABERNACLE
ll'way X 101th St. Itev. WILLIAM ALLAN
11 "Whoso la Your Hody?" J "TltAtlE.
DIES OF THE NlfJHT IN, NEW TOEK."
Prayer Meeilnc Monday at 8. Mid-week
o'rlocli Bible Lecture Thursday at Hi "The Stat of
,tho Soul Alter Death" (with chart).
i
cms smi
MA80AOHU0ETTS CORPORATION)
PREFERRED STOCK
DIVIDENDS AND ASSETS
A WTN-"V FACTORY, nnOCKTON,MA8S. JTeaTABLlBHCD
: -av
iir t jlS aacgaSaSaira
ItEI.IOIors ADVERTISEMENTS.
JEWIMI.
TEMPLE IIKTII-KL,
5th Ave. nt 7th St.
Sunday, Feb. 22, at II A. SI.
Rev. Dr S. S Ill'MIAN
"WASHINGTON'S CHARACTER THE
NATIOVS STRENGTH.''
All Welcome.
TEMPLE RODEPH 81IOI.O.M.
Ixlnrton Ave. aid Jrd St.
DR. RUDOLPH OROSSSIAN.
Saturday 10 A. JL, Ibsen's "An Enemy of
tne reopie." All welcome.
LUTHERAN.
ADVENT
Iter. Aneustua Stelmli- D.D.
Dronilnay at 9!rd St.
Services 11 and t
CHURCH OP THE HOLY TRINITY,
5 1'u Street anil Central Park West,
Rev. Ciiarleu J. Smith. D. I).. Pnetur.
Services at 11 A. St. and S P. SL
.METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Madison Avenue Oh in! Wi 3 .
Dr. RALI'n W. 80CKMAN. Taator.
II "Christian Entanglementa."
J HONORABLE AURAS! I. ELKUS.
Former Ambassador to Turkey.
"The Problems of the Near Eaat."
ST. PAUL'S METHODIST CHURu
80th Street and West. End Avenue.
Iter. RAYMOND L. FOKUAN. D. D., Pastor.
ii . -!. -lamini: tne lempeai,
6.P. M. "Drlnglna: It Home."
10 Slen'a Forum, Prlaon Doors Shut; Open.
CAL ARY M E." CHURCH
lMth Street and 7th Avenue.
Minister In chance. Rev. II. INGHAM, B. D.
will preach at
11 A. SI. "Great Adverearlea."
8 P. SI. "Christ's Idea of Greatness."
GRACE WEST 104TH ST.
11. The Minister. Frederick Drown Harris.
"Thunder or on AneL" 7;45, Waablngton
service J. v. Weeks, "Haa; or Cirent Ke,
public." 125 auperb vleua Prlzma film.
ST. ANDREW'S .METHODIST CHURCH.
74th Street and Columbus Avenue.
11 Allan SUcRossle Hill preach.
8 Dr. Maguire. Ulster Delegation.
A"merican and British Friendship."
OLD JOHN STREET ftH?
Slother Church of American Slethodlsm.
Ancient Shrine attracts world-wide visitors
REV. L. R. STHEETEH, D"D 11 and 7;30.
BROOELYN.
FAREWELL SERVICES.
CAP!.
GYPSY PAT SMITH
flundav. 11 A
SL and :45 P. Xf.
Jlonday, s p. SL,
"From Gipsy Tent
to
Gosnnl Plntfnrm
HANSON PLACE SI. E. CHURCH,
Atlantic Avenue Subway Station,
Brooklyn.
NEW THOUGHT.
N
In Response to Popular Demand
Mrs. Genevieve Behrend
Notet Lecturer and Only LIvnff
Pupil of tho Lato Judge TrowarU
will Speak oa
The Life Hereafter
and through a unique experience
of ber own will deacrtho IJfo on
the so-called Invlstblo Plane also
explaining exactly
How to Get What Y6u Want
By Visualizing
s
s
s
v
s
AND GIVING ABSOLUTE DEM
0NSTRAT10NS OF
of
Instantaneous
Healing
CORT THEATRE
Sunday, February 29th.
Doors open at 3:30 P.M., Ircturo
rtealnnlnR at 4 P. M. promptly.
Injustice to tho hundreds who
were unable to rain admittance to
Mrs. Behrend a recent lecturp.
arrangement havo been mado for
SEAT BESEBVATIONS
Commenclna; Monday mornlnx,
February 2trd, at tho Con Thea
tre Dot Office.'
Mrs. Uehrtnd vli pratnt her book
rt on 'ttua!i:luj to tttry one
nrtsmt as a parting pti fo ihi
tor the irnsm
' - - - - - - - T
Religion and Business
Hotel McAlpIn (Oreen Room), litis,
Theodore -G. Nor.thrup
the YVonder of the Twentieth Century,
"PUSH OUT" By Special Request
CHURCH OF LIFE AND JOY
HARRY OAZE, Minister. Hotel Astor,
Sunday, 11:15.
Speaker. Mr. Uuxene Del Mar.
Subject: "The" Law of Correspondence."
No Meeting at League Saturday Evening.
UNITY SOCIETY OF
PRACTICAL
CHRISTIAN ITT
Hotel Astor. Senday. 3 P. M.
Mr. Richard Lynch. Spealer, "Dellrerance."
Alro Tuesday, ,2:S0 P. 11., and Wednesday, ?
r. M. All welcome. Ume. Jleltlaacttl, soloist.
Exempt from Normal Foderal Tax
oo
COUPON
W. I. DOrnt-AS snor. CO.. Ilroritnn. Mi.i
Please lonJ jTOjie:tuof tho W.L. Don
Rita lihoe Ccmpanx and apwlal option
certlllcito cntltllnc me to purchase within
thlrtT darn li arts of theTper cent
preferrM clock of the company. It I un-
dintoot that thli rqne't Inctira noobllta,
tlon on my part , unl after InTWtigaUon
I lubacribe for the ttcxk,
Namt.,
Strut addreu.,
Ctlt r Toun...
Stale .
RELIGIOUS ADVERTISESIENTS.
NEW THOlfiHT.
MRS. MY n PIN
Comrnndore Rallroom, 11 o'clock.
"CHAOS AND COURAGE."
Slany fouadatloos seem to be crumbling. We
naiv as It were on quick sand, nut coursce
v'li carry inrougu. uome aaa learn kome
iblug atnut forsettlai fear theme for
fferrne Wasbluzton a Rlrttid " weleome,
anna e. r
ISIPERIAL HOTEL, FtV II A.
"BE A SUCCESS DYNAMO."
NBTT CHURCH (SffBDKNDOBOIAN).
' NEW CHURCH
341 h at., bet. Park and Letlngton ate..
Rv. JULIAN K. SSIYTH. Kaatoi,
1015 A. SI.. Sunday School. 11 A. SI..
Services suitable to tho national signifi
cance of the day. The Pastor will preach.
Subject;
"A Republic of God."
The League of Nations considered from
the New Church viewpoint that the na
tions of, the earth appear before Qod as
me man. , ,
UROOKLYN.
Rroflkij-n Society of the New Church,
Slonroe nlace. corner Ctarif atrnAt
Take Interborough Subway to Clark street.
oiiuui iv a. m, oervict at 11.
Rev, Jacob E. Werren. Minister, wit,- preach.
ouuject: ine jngnt or wisaom.''
OTHER SERVICES.
PASTOR
E. E. FRANKE
Broadhurst Theatre
44th Street. I
West of Il'sray. I
Son. Eve.,
Feb'y 22nd
8 o'clock
FREE
Doors Open
7 P. 31.
SUBJECT
ASTOUNDING FACTS!
Prophetic Uththouiesinrrme'i Ocean. I
niarunj uie v.nannti into narbor.
Questions Ansnered
MISS VILLA FAULKNER PAGE
FRIDAYS "
P. M.. Chanter Hall. "Cmi t-...
In Heallne" (Adm). 11:15 Chamber Hall
' Develoolne Your Oivn Girt." itrr.. .t
CARNEGIE HALL 7.-
THE HOLMES BROTHERS Vf"
AT HOTEL MARIE ANTOINETTE
uroaoway, mm st Central Lodre T q
Sunday. Feb. 22, 8:10 P sf T S
Dn. F, SIILTO.V YVILU9 '
"FUNDAMENTAL ETHICS "
Thursday. J:30 p. ji.. "Meditation" the
The Riddle of Life."
Public welcome.
FOYERS
STREET
Ah Jl.t,cue Society,
Old Chinese Theatre,
Happy Gospel Service
Mhtly nt 10 P. M.
T. J. NOONAN. Sunt.
Karma anil Reincarnation Lenrue.
IS Jonea Street,
oecrciary tred Kann.
Free lecture.
Evenings, 8:1s o'clock.
llWe'sT".? ,Er,"0At SOCIETY,
H. YVest 125th. Helen Temp e Urlcham.
mornlnie and evening. Evenina- theme
"Concern nit Spiritual Olfta." t'
Pn ESP VTKRIAN.
FIRST PRES3YTERIAN CHURCH
Old First, University place arid Madison
Square Foundation.
., , . ,Ver'..!eorr. Alexander. D. D.
Ministers Itev.Harry Kmernon Fosdlck.D.D.
CT , ,' K.'.v'. T'omaa Guthrie Speere.
S7hqt'n.IVMr!",tJr PIa" Church, cor.
iv n hloek east of Fifth Ava.
11 A-.MAP,r- Kosdlck will preach.
P- M. Dr. Alexander.
Filth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Fifth Avenue and rifty-flfth Street.
Ministers "v. JOHN KELM.Y.V. D. D.
? Rev. JAMES PALJIER Ph n
Ra KSi;XiAN W"L ,prf"h at ll" ina 4P10.
a in?lVn nla.7.,h,lli ln, Fo"'irn Missions."
iVi4, !?a,I Iiecl!;' by I'Vnnwood Farnum.
II ble Sohool at :10 Men's Class at 10 A. M
Ct.J:l uP- J'- Wednesday In the Chapel.
ULTi l HAL S"' ClW I
ev. Wilton MwMmfl. n ?.n I. P..fi I
11 A. M. Itev. YVIllon Merlf-Smiih .
4:0 P. M. Dr. STANLKV YVHITF 5n,t 1
LuJJ.".!WlSJ,.!'ta 2 Con,Vnt.nopli"
K .just'
OUUJC-Y.4 i A lib JiUIiLI'.jI OF TUP
NE.VII EAST AND TERYIANENT PE.VCE
Sunday School, f.ii A M. '
Young People-a ileetlnc;. j p. Sl.
YY-ednesday, S P. M DevotUqal -Meeting.
. " "
YVE r-PARK I'RKrlRVTERIAN CHURCH.
Amati'rdim nvenue md llth street
Itev. ANTHONY IL &XASH, . )' railor.
Dr. EVANS will preach 11 A 11
Subject: "THE STATE OF THE SOUL
' IN THE FUTFRK Ml'E."
1 I"- 1' i'AJK,0TIC KKVICP.
Dr, EY'ANS will preach on
"YY'ASHINfiTON AS OOD'S SERVANT."
MMiisnv A'. PRpjmvTmiiAv rnimen
Northeaat Corner 73U St.
11:00 A.M. Henry Sloano Cortln. D.D.
4:10 P.M. Rev. William Raymond Jelllffe
8:00 P.M. Rev. Morgan P. Noyea.
ItEUQIQCH ADVEnTlSKMgWTB
. rHiirraTniA.
naicK CHUBCM
Rrth A1io ThlrtyMwrfnth Brw4,
pit. MBniUUi will PWeh at H ana
P. M. Annual Service of the Som of the
I Revolution.
Hlble School at tttO.
O'naral Bible Dlacuaalon Claai dt !00.
leader. Prof. CharIM Thaddaua Tarry,
Tounc Poople'a Society Social and
miDxr lio'oil W mcc at iwi.
"Itualc of England" by Clarance Olckln
on, aaalatrd by Iulae 'Hubbard aoprano,
.,..nn1 Hbcca Clarke, viola.
NOONDAT SERVICE dally (axcapt Mon-
day) at Hi.
BEVEN LENTEN ADDIIESSE3
CUniHTIAN WITT
rnn nnirirrnraTivTKuiAN cntmcH,
pnrth iv. At... atth sl.
on tucoraalve Monday afternoona at
b.elnnlntr Monday, February ftn.
t!00,
Pres. Arthur CushnjanMoOlffert.D.D.. Ph.D.
'Onuara Leadlnr Up to Dlannlty."
Rev. Cornellua WorURIn, D. D will preside.
Succeailve peak era will be tllahop Mc
Powell. Dr. Spur and Dr. Coffin.
HARLEM. Re. tote W. Era?, 0.0 ,
NEW YORK rtor- DJ.t,lcV,lon
" ,un" of Tablet In Honor of Our War
Hroi. Oeneral John P. OTtyan
of the I7th Dlvlalon dellverlnc the tddreaa.
S V it., "Spiritism, of Cod or Satan?"
Mt. Morrla Park WHH at Kid St.
I'ltEXHVTKIlIAN CIlUKCIf,
525 West 155th St.
Ilev. John n. JlackaV. D. D.,
l.L. D.. I'aator.
. , A. M "Solution or Repe
tition," .
I P. 51.. "A Man'f far','
BROADWAY
PKKsnVTUllI CHURCH,
Droa4wav and ll'lli sireei.
Her tVAI.l'KIt Ill'NI!..S BUCHANAN, D
D.,
Minister.
III preacn. 11 A.
M
and S P Jf.
DltTCD IRKailVTr.niA rilinilli
iv ut-iw nre.!wT and llfl hf.
The rastor. Rev. DANIEL RCSSELI.. D, D.,
will preach at 11 A. M.
"Oreat Iadera and Present Problems.'
: nn, mixun u outhkie.
"WHAT WOULD WASHINGTON SAYt"
SI Nicho at Ave.
Wist St. ad
lit S'lrlu'tns
Ml.l.,.. TT-r rtllnt IV
Ilrown, v,
fierv'lcta 11 A. IT. and P. M.
COM DTK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
rOUnlN Ht End Are.. 01st Strret,
EDGAR WIIITAKEIt WOHK. D D;. Tastor.
i t n rnrr s. White.
S P. JL. Jlarto'e "The Klnsaom of Christ"
the coolr.
2d Prrsbytprian Church JSm-Ppi? w
Rev. Robert Wataon will preach at 11 A. M.
( P II. Rev. Loula Crooka, Roy. F. E.
Harte. Rev. A. Wylle Dlue of Ireland.
8 p. M. Rev. William Corkey of Ireland.
WEST ENH .TfSWih
11 4 S Dr. A. EDWIN KEIGWIN preaches.
II A. M. "The Romance of Success.
8 p m "Washington, Religion ahd the
Republic." Stuslc by Alda Trumpeter.
FORT GEORGE
Lyman R. Hartley.
M. Nlrholn Ave,
nnd 180th St.
SI. A Minister,
1 P. 51. Evening
preachea 11 A. SI. and
auujeci,
Four Oreat Americans."
rROTSsTANT gttOOPAU'-,
Crinity giitircD-r-i
r.cr. WSI. T. MANSINO. D. D., Hector.
7. 6 and 0 llo'jr Communion
10;30 Morning Prayr. .
11 Lltaw. Ilnlr Comojualon and Sermon.
Preacher, lies. LOUIS O. OnOOKS, JI. A.,
Rector of Knoctbreds Parish, Belfast. Ire.
land.
3:30 Etensonj! and Sermon.
MIDDAY SERVICES
Special Prearaer
Feb. 23-2I-I3-M-27.
The. Rt Re. WM. A. GrF.imr, D. D
Ulihop of South Carolina.
LECTURES BY REV. DR. MANNING
Wednesday NUhti in .LenUil ,8:15.
Feb 23, Plsw: Chapel of the inter-,
cession, lMtb street and nmadway.
Subject: "The Christian Sunday. How
can we keep It under present condi
tional la Chnrchzolnc necessary to re.
llzlonl"
HEATS vntF.E.
St. George's Church
Stnytant Stionre,
16th Street Eaat of Third Avenue,
KAHI. IYEIIND, D. D.. LL. D Hector.
In this Church nil 81tllnga aro frea and
invitation la htraby extended
to thoao Interested In St. Qeorce'a end lis
work. .
6isuvitr.3.
i a r w-ThmmunlofL
11 A. M. Mornlntr Service and Sermon.
4 P.M. Vesper Service, of onehour
Special Music Congregational ainf Inr.
Tha five Cholra of SlfGeorte'a
In procession.
Mr. BERNARD FERGUSON,
Baritone Soloist.
Mr. OTIS SKINNER
will red the Scripture.
Dr. REILAND will apeak at 11 A. M. i
and I P. M. j
S P. M. Evonine Prayer and Sermon. j
Preacher. Rev. JOHN M. HORTON. 1
CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION
Mndlson Avenue and 35th Street.
The Ilcv. Horace rercy Sllrer, Rector.
8 A. M, Holy Communion.
1:30 A. M. Sunday School.
11 A. M. MornlnB Prayer. Sermon, Rector.
4 P.M. Special Musical Service "Elijah"
John Doane, Organist and Choirmaster.
"Dally Lenten Servleea with Prominent
Speakera 12 !1S to 12:10.
CHURCH OF THE HEAVENLY REST
Fifth Ave., above 45th St.
REV. HERBERT SHIPMAII, RECTOR
Will preach nt 11 A. M. Service.
" CHRIST ANITY AND PATROTSM'
1 P. M-Mr. Alpheus Oeer,
"A New Method of Service to the Under
world." SL Bartholomew's Church
Park ATenue & Slat St,
The Rev. LEIGlrrON PARKS, O. D., Rector.
t:J0 A. si. oiy tommunion.
11:00 A. M. Morning Prayer and Sermon.
3:00 P. M. Sunday School.
4:S0 P. M. Choral Even. Song and Address.
5:45 P. M. Rector's Confirmation Claas
for Men and YVomon.
Dr. LEIOHTQN PARKS will preach at
ll A. M. ana r. at.
DAILY LENTEN NOONDAY SERY1CES.
dihedral of St. John the divine
Amsterdam Avenue nnd ltllh Street.
8 A. M. Holy Communion.
A. M. Holy Communion (Chinese).
10 A. M. Morning Prayer.
1LA.M. Preacher DEAN ROBDINS.
4P. M. Preacher. Rev, Drl OeoJ R Van
De Water. Dally Services, 7:30 X. M.- s
p. M. (choral except Monday and Satur
day). Second Lecture on American Church
History by Rev. vDr. Chorley oh YVedneadav
at I "P. M.
sr. Cnomas'. cnnrch
FIFTH AY'E. nnd 53d ST.
hev. ERNEST II. STIRES. D. D., Rector
I A. M. Holy Communion. "'"or.
11 Morning Serlvce and sermon (Rector)
4 P. M. Evensong and Address '(Rector)
8 P. M. Hour of Organ Music. nw:l01'
Dally Lenten Services, 12, 5 (fleeter).
ASCENSION IMt
4 Music: Stalrter'a "Crucifixion."-
1 Forum: Mr. Norman Hanriuvi -m-.-t
, , n n .1 111. T.V,-r " 'a'
,..... .v. .... ....iK. 10r T()daT
All Antrels' Church
YVEST END AVE. AND II 1ST 8TREET,
Iterv. B. DfiMlKf TuSH.iJHl, D, 0 KeVlo.
!.ne"prr " sVron (RectoVu! a" m'
Evening .Ilcv.W.J. p. Tho bm;1 5; I
noiv corninunmn . . -r:-
-ume
n&LVArf
H Jl;
OhJ. VMM ,n lit wfl
Tr a Thwi nrm HanrmsTlsT 11 ri
Rev. Theodore Sedgwick, D. D.. Rector
11 A. M. Rector.
8 P. M. Service of Guilds.
Dally 13:15 Rev. William N. Outhrla. D D
ST. JAIV1ES' CHURCH
Madison Avenue and 71at StrVi,
Ret. FRANK WAR FIELD CROYVDER.
8 A. M.. 11 A. M. (Rlght'Rev. WlLt 1AV 1
OUERRY. D. D)"iL,MAA.
4 P. M. (Rev. E. RUSSELL rqurnt:
GRACE CHURCH."
Brondnny and loih st'reet.
arles Lewis Slattery. D D
nav. Charle
Holy Communion
Rector.
'Bsrvlce and Sermon (The Ractori'ii .
Evensong (Ulshop Oucrry)... V tr
j Dally Lenten aervlce. 11 :ia iV "a .'" i
I " 'a1 4!,'
A.
wm
nEUOIOCB AUTEnnSESfKNTfl.
OTIIKH HEItVICKH.
TWENTIETH
OP THE
THE INTERNATIONAL UNION MISSION
BT BICnAHD AND MAUOAnKT TJADEIl AT
The Church of the Strangers
307 WTST ami STREET
aUNDAT, THE WNI OF FEnnUAHT, 1010
10 130 A.lll. Praise Service. Malo Quartette of Mlaalenarjr Institute of Nyack,
AlUlitCflSi "The Cnptnln'a Oonseraloii" Cent. Clfarlrs Pntter.
OI.Ot "He Waa Not Milting That Any Should I'erlih" M
HIIlfE BTUDTl Dr. W.
HOLOi Mrs. Canan of
'
3:00 r.M. CIIORCfl by the HUNHAY CAMPAIGN CHOIIt.
Ten-minute menasea: r
"Home, for Homeleaa Ilnya," Mr. II. Clinton nva.
"The Aim of the International Union .Mission," Mr.
ADDRESS I Captain Gipsy Pat Smith.
7SI3 P. M. LADIES' ORCIir.STHAI CJ.tm conducted by Mr. Handnr Ilcnnall
"Mnneloua Experience In India," .Miss I'.IUabctli fjl's;"";
ADI)Hi:tj.Si:si Or. and Mrs. John n. llendrrson, llritlsli Last Afriia,
iter. Paul M. Spencer still preside at all aenlccs.
! ARE SINNERS NOW IN TORMENT?
Is the Doctrine of Eternal Torment
Si'prralltlon' la Tliero a Hell Notsr
&LNDAY NIGHT,
The Ijinjnat Sunday Night
Quwtlon anil Answer Sorvlco.
by (
CNIVERSALIST.
Church of the Divine Paternity,
Contra. Park West and 76th St.
JOSEPH FORT NEWTON, D.D., Minister
Will Preach at Both Services.
Sunday Morning at 11 o'clock "GEORGE WASHINGTON"
SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION
ANNUAL CHURCH SERVICE. ADDRESS
"RELIGION AND PATRIOTISM"
, SUNDAY AFTERNOON AT 4 O'CLOCK.
FIRST AND SECOND CHOIR . ' VISITORS WELCOME
PROTESTANT EPKCOPAU
CHAPEL OF. THE INTEItCESSION
(Trinity Parish). Iter 31. II. Cue. I. U..
vicar. 8 and 8:4S A. M.. Holy Communion.
!:. Sundae Rchfml. II A M.. Serrlre and
Simon. Dr. Gates. PrescBer. i P. JI.. ves
pers, i Hani Kronold, 'cellist, will play "Chan
son Louis XIII.." CouDottn: "Serenade." Schu-
lrt: "F.TCnlnir Sons." Schamsnn: "Traumerel,"
S'humann. Leo Itljz. r.-cual orcanlat. mil
play "Coronation Jlan-h." Meyerheer: "Toe.
rata," Wldor: "ninnllt." Sraetsns: "GeBn,"
Yon. Dr. Gates, Prearher. 8 P JI. Choral
Krenfonr. Masiinlc Serrlce nnder ausDtces of
PranVHn lodge. Sermon, "Geow Washington
a a JIaaon and Churchman," Dr. Gates,
Preacher. Choir of fifty, aaslted hy Hans
Kronnld, 'cellist; Frederick W. Ortman. slolln
It. NVit Wednenlijr erenlnr." Trinity Parish.
X'nlted ("rrlre. 8:15 P. Jt. Dr. JIannlns will
fiak upon 'the "Chrlatlan Sunday."
-St.- Mark's-ln-t'ie-Bo'iweri9 '
Tenth Street Weal ef Second Arm.
WlIiJAMNORMANGJTHXIE.ec'j--
11 'o'clock aervlce and aermon by the
rectorr aubject, "The Christ as Healer."
4 P. M. Americanization Afternoon.
Cution Borglum, Service compiled from
public documents and native American
PootVr:
'BP. M. Symbolic serrlca and commu
nity itnslnr .
ST. AGNES'S CUAPEL, Trinity Parlab.
West Did Street, near Columbus Ate.
The R(T..W. tV. rtELUXGER. D. D Vicar.
7CO-md9-lloly Comn-tnlon.
10 Mmln Prayer. UUny. 'Slen'a Bible Class.
11 renltcntisl office. Holy Communion. Ser
mon. 2:4V-Sunday ?cliocl nnl'nihle Classes.
4 Evenlnjt Prayer nnd'-Brtef Address.
A PRE VCnlNff MISSION,
nace Chrlft Church. Broadway at 71st at
Time Feb. to Feb, 29, at i P. M.
(Saturdays excepted.)
Snhteer Oreat Affirmation! of the Faith.
SPrMCERfU.Blshtia Barch and Word Dean I
nobblrte. Rfcr. Dr,s( Ptlres.- Rlattcry. Oates
Fedgwlcl: and otter repreaentatlve clereymen.
OntKOT ret, rreate a deIre for rellelon In non
chdrchsoera and .to Inspire the minds and
hearts of believers..
Cwci of. me tranjfifluratlon
( 1 East Sflth Street Dr. IIOUOHTON. Rector
COMMUNIONS at 7. 8 and 0 A. M.
10.30 SERMON and MARTIN'S MASS.
Preacher: DR. FRANCIS J. HAM
4 EVENSONG Anthems: Stalner ft Fnrrant
8 SERMON fFr. Davlsl and COMPLINE.
SERMON DAILY AT NOON.
Church of Zion 8tSt. Timothy
331 Went STth street.
Rev. Trderlck nunress. Jr., n. D., Rector.
5 nnd 11. Confirmation (rSlahop Lloyd).
P. M., Evenlnsr Trayer (Rev. C. O. nicks).
Thursday Evenlntt Service at !:15.
Rev. St. Clair Heater. D P.. Preacher.
CHTRCIt OF ST. MARY' THE Y1ROIN.
1SS YY'est 46th at., Rev J. O. II. Barry. D.
D., Rtctor. Masses for Communion. 7:30,
S:15. 9: nigh Mass and Sermon (Rector),
10:45; Y'cspers and Sermon (Dr. Delany),
4: Friday at S, Benediction and Sermon
(Rector).
ST. IGNATIUS
YYVsi End. Ave.
and K7tt It.
Rev.
WILLIAM PITT MrCUNE. Rector.
Masses, 7. 8, 9:3". .
Vespers and Benediction. 4.
CHURCH OF THE HOLY- COMMUNION,
Hlxth Aveone nna suiii sireei.
YTASIIINOTON'.M lYlRTHDAY,
11 A. M. Festival Service.
Address, Prof. Wm. Dradley Otis. Ph.
Other services,
A. M.. 12 M.. 4 nnd 8 P. M.
COLUMBIAUNIVERSITY
i St Taul's Chanel. Services 4 P. M. Preach
er. Rev. Raymond C. Knox, Chaplain. The
pi'MIc is Jnsttea.
ST. MATTHEWS WillS?-
Rev. ARTHUR H. JUDGE, D. D.. Rector.
ST. PAUL'S CHAPEL
Broadway and Fulton Street.
8. 10:30.-(Vlcar Emeritus).
K F. M.-(Fr. Johnson. 8. S. J. E., Cowley Fr.),
PHILOSOPHY.
IS:
iSearsPhilosophyj
1 makes life livable here and hereafter.
Nothing like It anywhere.
. Not better. Not worse. Rut Different.
PrlncessThjalr9i,Vt.nw,Vs1hAv.
sun.. 11 an., F.W. Seara.M.P.Orato.
I
Subject: "Are Your Thoughta aa
Reapectable aa Your Name?"
A Big lecture by a YYonde rful man
REFORMED CHURCH IN AMERICA.
BE10II.MEO CHURCH OF IIAKI.E.M,
1enox Avenue aud KUvl
.. . M.,
EDOAR riLTON, Jr.. D. D . Minister
PATRIOTIC SERVICES.
Unveiling and dedication of Mc-
mortal Tsbletor those In , the Unlte.l States
T P.U.-Addr-es7 on Americanism
and
U, by I.leut. S. A. Hamilton.
Hamilton Grange c:&n-
Rev. ARTHUR FREDERICK MAI10.N. Mlnlter
SERVICES 11 A. M. and 3 P. M.
Grace Reformed Church. 7th Av .a
'14th eUiRev. J. R. DURYEE, D. D.. Mln.
later, will preach. Services 11 a'clock. w
REFORMED J.PISCOPAL.
First Reformed Episcop-1 Churd
1
Holy Communion (Pariah House).. 3 A.M
Morning Prayer and Sermon 11 A m!
((10 Lexington Ave.)
Prayer Meeting (Parlab House).. 7 p.
Preaching Service (Pariah II
Th Parish House Is at 32
DSil? Hess Ssrrtw. 18 Le:
rreacning service (Pariah Reuse). 7:45 p.m.
s Eaat Slat St.
Lexington Avenue.
1-
nEOoions AnvrmTisEMRSTs,
OTIIKIt SEItVIPEK
THE
ANNIVERSARY
FOUNni.NO OF
Miss
Hilbtir nh'lte.
tbo Philippine Islands.
r. K. Hauler.
In the Rlhle, or 's It n Relic of MeilUetal
What la the Itlhlo Punlahiuent for slu'
A Bible Address
By
CARLYLE B. HAYNES
In the
CASINO THEATRE
3)th Street and Broadway
FEB. 22, at 7:45 o'clock
Congregation la Now York.
All Soits TTrm.
UNlVERSALIST.
BEFORMEI) CHURCH IN AMERICA.
Collegiate Church of New York
THE MIDDLi; CHURCH,
2d Ave. ard 7th St.
Rev. Edear Franklin Romlg, Minister,
will preach at 11 A. M. and S P, M.
THE MARBLE CHURCH,
Sth Avo. and 2th St.
Rev. DaVId Jamea Burrell, D D Minister
Rev. Oliver Taul Harnhlll. D. D.,
will preach at 11 A. M.
Subject: "Ibe Dinle of llealdnary Uesfcs."
Dr. Daniel A. Poline at S P. M.
Subject: "The Oreat Discovery."
THE CHURCH OK ST. NlniflLAS.
5th Ave. and 48th Sr
Malcolm Jamea MacLeod, Minister.
Dr. MacLnml n,..,1. i . 11 Hn,i .
,EvcnIn,8ubJect: "After HeorlnB Sir Ol'lrer
Lodee."
THE YTESIENIl CHURCH.
wt End Avo. and 7Tth St.
uev. Henrv Rv.rtmn r-nKK r r n-,....
if.AI',?ubJec,; "Tn Lariter Patriotism."
'th V,'JtSpclaI M"slc. Gaul'a Cantata,
. : t-noir. aasisted by
MI. Annie Iiulse David. Harpist.
7:30 P. M.. Touns People's Society.
Ti,1!i. F,9RT WASinNOTON ClirRCII.
Fort YYaahlnton Ave. and IMat St.
Uerv. In-ins H. Ders. D. D.. MInlstsr.
will preach at 11 A. M
Subject: "The Ten Talents."
Rev. C. Wlllard Crosa at I P. M.
All Seats Free.
ipinrri'Ai.isM.
CHURCH OF SPIRITUAL SCIENCE
,.REV- "LLIAX, ord'lned spiritualist II
ifi ln douht. worried perplexed dlsap
. 5 or ""happy, don't wait, bu' corns
J2, ?i df y you will be courteously re
ifiisf .1 the open "f111 and be lmprtsl
ice
k,
Icl
,,,.' mcenty or her purpose Rsv,
narares. Room 207. 53 w.t ii
FRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH
M. E. YY'llllsLms. Inspirational Speaksr.
I-,..10, Mediums. All welcome.
CHURCH OF DIY'INE INSPIRATION".
c"n,e'l..Hal1 'Chapter Room),
Y. 57TH RT ftn.i rT-w ivp
Services S P M Feb. 22.
,is- JJ GAnRIELlctureand
n. 5 rf V CLARK. Mcssas-s
ev. E. Augusta Monro Hand, Moderator.
Splrituallat Chorch of Ailsnnced Thooiht,
c.,j 183 Vm Oltli St.
Sunday Tticsday end Friday erenlncs, 8 P. .
Spiritualism will never die
come and hear the reason whv
-Ylesaages. MR. JOHN HILL. Urdlqm.
A ..ri. 1 "K'0' T1IYSEI.I
A study In, character by Prof M. Lewis.
cYelv ilf'UfJlA Par:hlcl Re.-nb So
c,"ii."Lw; lth St.. Sunday. 8 P M.
Fits YY.
aiottley. Pres. and lecturer.
TIIEOSOI-irf.
At 2228 RsaHw-w
T.t..i . z: ' ."vusopnicai ocie:j.
international President. Mr. i.n, n.i.eL
wunday. Tb. 22. -30 r M . In ir. br
MR.
HAhENDRANATH maitra
Noted Hindu Orntnr
"THE SUi, PF 'NOIA"
Free Study Classes and Lending Library.
Public Cordially Invited
TIIEOM lilCAL. '
nT.,;'T?PhJ",, Selty (Independent) 121
w"' 6.sh St. Public Lectures Sunday ev
nlng. 8.1S "Do We Live Again?" GeorfS
P. ltoasell.
UNITARIAN.
COMRI'NifY CHl'RCB
The
11 A. M New Amsterdim Theatre.
.... J0.IIN 'IHIYIAN RANI1.YI.I..
"THE rilFAPN'nss OF llt'M'V 1 1ST:
n?" sVONO YYTI.L YVE TOLERATE ItV
4:30 P. M, Broadway Tabernacle 51th
.h.)'Zptr Service. Mr RAND 1. 1
"MAURICE MAETERLINCK AND IM
MORTALITY." 8:15 P. M. Forum. Ethlrnl Culture Mset
Inr House. IVAT.TPn rTrpfiV
TOREION AFFAIRS ANI) THE TBEATT"
IU A. M. New Amsterd m Theatre.
HARVEY PEE BltOlVN.
Psychoanalytic Studies: "Peter .t Juiss.
Unity Qoncrregational
Society (Unitarian),
EARL HALL Proatwv i M7i St
To-morrow at II, the MMs'er
Charles Francis Potter
will
preirb on a-
it
19 bUU
K at Vrtl IFTlf Jkh.NU
Dr. WILLIAM I. SULUVAN lllnlstf,
Senlce at 11 M ....
Sermon by Dr. YYII.I.I.YM "YI.LrE
FENN. Dean of Divinity School of u
vard Unlversltv.
A CORDIAL YVEI.COM E TO YLL,
This U a Church of the free apsrlt. JfJ'
cated to religion, hilt n t to a f irmata..
VEI.ANTA.
Yednnta Sorlftr. 117 YV. 72d Swaml-Boo
Jiananda, "Death and ImmorjMitrJ
Temple Emanit-bi. a'n t -Sunday,
11:15. Dr. Joseph S' vf-an, "
"The Moral Influence of YVa'hi"C Jl ,
BROOKLYN V. M.J. A. -
Dr. S. Parkes Cadman
"OEOROE WARHINOTON"
Bedford Rr. Y.M.C.A.. 1121 nedford .Yv.. Byj
Sunday. 3:30 P. M. Men On , Free.
Greatest il.n .Mactlns la Ureater N. " ,
T ?we -I" 1 , imf, ,.. 1 r. 1 11 " - . . 1

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