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THE
SUN
AND NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER
1920.
G
NEW YORK LEGION
TO HOLD ELECTION
Spirited ConfPHtH Kx)po1(1 To
tiny for Htnlo Dopnrtinont
OfflOCH,
OIU'OSH VOLlTIOAr ACTION
Nntlnnnl Coinumnilor AhIch for
Jloro Activity " In flejlliiK
Inws for Sei'vlco Mon.
BmM (a .Tim Hrx am Niw Yoik IIwij,
-uuwt. Hnt. JO. With mtt
raiiiHdntfn for nil hut two fllntr. of
llcei ft lively content I" exiMrtwJ 10
morrow mornlnir nt tlio iinnual ele'ctlon
of tint Nw York Htntn Department of
' the American I,flnn, Tim nomlintiQii
ivero mmlo tlili nftrnionn,
For Hlnlo Commander Uiera are, three
rnri()l(lntot Charles (I. J)lltnl'i Cop
poratlnn Counsel of lllnwlinmtnn j Will
torn II. 1'ooley of Buffalo, and Wnlltr 0
Iniallnof Attiftny.'TJiomiui V, Want, Jr.,
of Hroolrtyn and William Denim or nvw
Vorlf are tlie rudl4to for Klrt Vice.
Commander. IW Mutton of Hclieneo-
tndy I tlio only rnnilldulu for Hrcond
Vlce-Commniulfr. I'or Third Vloc-Oom-
mander tlio candidate am A, Hart
I'ctCTHon of Jiimratown, Clyde It, Hunt
if New York, nnd Thoinan J. Winner
of Wcliolmrlo,
Btato Adjutant (Minutl Arnnowlt of
thin cltv ultlnlrew from tlis rnre for re
flection because, of th candidacy of
IiifiillH for Mate, Coinnianurr, leavmtt u.
A. Wcyno of llrooKin kh we, oniy Can
dida it for Ailliitnnt. I'or Btatti Trrna-
urcr tlio candidate nro X U Hellinmin
of New York, iireaent liieutnlirnt, and
it, (;. Tucitermau of Hcneneriany,
The rcnort tlia'. tlm resolution com
mlttce wa'conlderlnK tlio premutation
of-a resolution o permit tlio oriranl
tton to tiilca part In political campaign
liy-tho support or Iniloraement of cm
tlidaten for imlillu olllco led to n lively
dlHouiKlon on tlio auuject mi arternoon,
1'Mt National Commander Henry I),
J.lniliay of New York aalieil that thn
ilolrBHtes vnto down any resolution to
throw tlLO department Into politic. lie
ald It would tie n erlou mlslako and
would imcrltlco tho lhdcieridencn of the
organization. It l ImpoHsltilc under
tho present by-law nnd conitltutlon.
Franklin lJ'Ollor of Philadelphia, the
national 'commander, reported to the
convention thn action of tho conference
of Oov. Smith nnd Mate ofllclal at
which It wan decided to erect ft hos
pital for world war veteran. no artea
that the Hta'to department work for n
ptroncor orirunltatlon, no that 'll can set
wore effectlvb result in tho way of
itclnlatlon for nervlco men,
Oov, Smith and Mayor James It.
IVatt of thla city wolcomed tho dcleirate
ai the opening of tho convention, MaJor
ion, John I', O'ltyaji will he tho prlii
in.il snenknr to-morrow. The Legion
nun were trented to an exhibition of
boxing at tho armory to-nlgM. Tlio
principal uout wa between Mlko O'Powd
of New York and Young Hither of
Schenectady.
STATE WILL ERECT
HOSPITAL FOR VETS
To Provide for 900 Demented
in Wortd"War.
Special to Tut Hun and Nrw Yokk Iihuld.
Albany, Bopt. 10, At n conferenco of
Gov. Smith nnd Stato olllclala to-day
with It. a. Cholomely.Jone, director
of tho War Itlnk Insurance Ilurcnu at
WaihlnRton, It wns decided to have
oreced by New York Stato n hospital
for cato nnd treatment of world war
veterans who havo become Insane. The
Legislature will havo to npproprlato
about J 1.000,000 to carry out ,a plan
which wim suggcotod by State Architect
,wli V, l'llcner. It I Intended to have
the Stato provide tho hospital building,
while tho Federal Government will
operate nnd inulutnln It under tho su.
prvslon of tho War Itlvk Insurance
Bureau,
About 000 former aervlco men who
havo become demented as a result of
the war aro In tho Htnto to-day, In
.State hospitals nro 474, whllo tho rest
nro In other Institutions. Tho proposed
hospital will no located probably on
Long Island or soinowhero In Now York.
. Tho need of tho new limtltutlon Is ac
centuated by tho .already overcrowded
condition of tho Stato hospitals for tho
Inwne.
ft Is said that tho. avcrago ngo of tho
demented soldier Is S3 when physicians
dnlm tho curatlvo possibilities arc the
highest. It Is believed that most of them
can be entirely cured with proper treat
ment. OLD TIME WHEELS
SPIN AROUND HUB
Two Day Run Starts at Rox
f bury.
, Boston, Sept. 10. Ancient velocipedes
nnd high wheeled bicycles onco more1
trundled through the xtrccts to-day
vthen old time pednllsts took part In tho
nnnunl "wheel around tho Hub."
Mounted on the machines of other days,
tho wheelmen pedalled over roads mado
greasy by morning rains which added
oomethlng of adventure to their labor
ious advance. Tho run, which vlll -ko,
two days, wan utartcil from Itoxbu.'y.
The bicyclists will stop to-night nt
Munsflclil after pushing nrj.ind foot
hills of tho Illuc Hills, iml ts-moirow
will return by way of tho nouth shore,
$50,000 IN BONDS STOLEN.
' Shipment Tnkrn From Trnln enr
Cornelia, ila.
Atlanta, On., Sept, 10. A shipment
of bonds understood, to bo valued nt
$50,000 was stolen from ti Southern
, railway trnln near Cornelia, Ga last
"rTiht, ncconllng to despatches received
lieio lato to-day.
Tho tlrst knowledge of tho loss was
when a station agent at Cornelia, In
vestigated smoko In the station lava,
tory and found partly burned paper and
ii rifled mall pouch, tho (Cornelia reports
eald.
EXPLAINS RAISIN TRUST SUIT. '
Head of Concern Says It Involve
Farmers' llhrht to Orvrnnlse.
Fiiesno, Cal., Sept. 10. Tho suit filed
ngalnrt tho California Associated Itatsln
Company, seeking Itfl dissolution as a
combination In restraint of trade. In
volve only the question of tho right of
farmers to organlie to sell their own
products, said YVylle M. Qlrfon, president
of the concern, In a statement to-day.
Tho acUon. was tiled by tho United
Slates District Attorney at Ixis Angeles
ana would prevent execution of contrncta
for raisins mnde by tho company and
tho growers.
SEEK TO RESTRAIN
FORD IU RAIL DEAL
Minority Stockholders of
Ironton Road Oppose Lease,
Frederick Onborn, vlrpre(dent and
nenarnl maimner of thn Detroit, Toledo
nnd Ironton Jlallroad Company, lied
nMerday In tho flupreinu Court an an
nver o tho Injunction proceeding
hroiiglit by minority Rtcckholdera p( the
company to prevent Henry Ford and hi
con from leiulng the road for evenly
flvo ypnr.i,
The Fiini nnd thOIr corporation, tho
Ford Motor Coinimny, recently pur
rlmscil Dip Detroit and Ironton Itallroad
I'ompiiny, which propositi to leaso tho
other road, whloh cnnnoctH Detroit with
Ilia Iron and cr.nl field or Ironton, Ohio,
The minority stockllolder, aeekluit thn
Injunction, iliclared that I lie Ionia would
no n niti i nruain and njiulgr thrlr atocit
worthl'Mi.
In reply 0lmrn eny l pvr cent, of
tho slnok and bond owner favored
thn htixi a I lie only iiiuiih of keeping
iiic, ronu out or me nanu or
receiver,
Ho elatcH the rnnd must earn 120,000
a in I In to pay it, profit, ami It ha never
earned mora than 110,000 a mllo. For
twenty years, he added, thn road ha
been run nt a loss, never having Paid
any Interest to security holder, The
minting innnuioiitirs excern tup mucin
by It 10,000 and the company' credit
was an low that dealer would not ad
vance supplier In 1U and 1019. under
Government operation, tho road lost
ms.ooQ and 1730,000, respectively,
Tlio company owed the Federal Gov
eminent 1 1,000,000 for Improvement at
uie iimn ino rorus acquirtui ronuoi,
Gsborn estimate It will retiulro J2.000,.
000 for new rail lo nvold nccldenl and
110,000,000 for rolling Htnclt und equip
ment, A now brldgu must no erected
ut n coat of C0O,O(0.
MORGAN BOND SALE
BONUS CALLED FAIR
Uofiton llnnltor Pyfl 1-2 Tor
Cent, for X. Y, Central Flo
tation WnR Eurnotl.
BpfcM to Tun Hi n np New YimK II mm,
Vasihnqton, Sept, 10,IIearlngn In
tho New York Central bond enso Involv
ing the fairness of charge mado for
floating the loan of 133,000,000 wern
held to-day before W, A, Colntnn, Inter-
stato Commorce Commission examiner.
Principal witnesses wern Georgo Whit.
ney, representing J. I', Morgan & Co,,
who floated tho loan, and John 12. Old
ham of the Arm of Merrill, Oldham &
Co,, Itoston Investment banker.
Hoth wltnet.se gave testimony to re-
futo representation made to tho com
mission that the 3H per cent, charged
tho railroad was excessive, Mr, Whit
ney said that J. I'. Morgan & Co. got
only one. half of 1 per cent, for their
part In the transaction, and .Mr, Oldlmm
said that hank.1 would not bother with a
railroad Issue, which did not offer them
n 3 per rent, caimulsiilon.
.Mr, wjntney explained tnni .Morgan v
Co, did not cell the bond directly, but
organised u syndicate of 102 Investment
bunkers nnd brokers, who handled the
sales to tho public, Morgan & Co. sold
directly about $215,000 worth of ths
bonus, which had been delivered by
noinn of tho bank Invited to participate
In the syndicate, tho firm renewing the.
regular 3 per cent, commission, Mr.
Whitney said.
Concerning uio rairnes or tno ennrgx
Mr. Whitney said It wa not unusual
nnd, IniU'od, wa no higher than Morgan
& Co, had collected for floating forimtr
Issues. IIo InitanciM cases where tho
Morgan 'firm had taken an Issue nt 9G
and turned It over to Investment bank-
r at 97, who In turn sold It at par.
Tho witness explained that tho prin
cipal work of Morgan & Co, was In
forming tho syndicate nnd exercising
enro nnd Its experience In picking nut
tho banks that would taKo part, no
explained that the banks took h certain
iiunntlty of tho bonds and tried to die-
oso of them. They aro paid Ha per
cent, for flndlAg an Investor, und a
inucii more when the profits of the
nyndlwito aro distributed, After tie
ilnetlnir nil expense of the transaction
the syndicate realizes a net profit of
Mlghtly mora than ono per cent, Mr.
Whitney figured.
There with about 6,400 subscribers to
ti, Now Vork Central Issue. Col. Col-
Hon nskod Mr, Whitney If this did not
make tho cost of flotation rrom uu io
120 to subscriber. Mr. wnuney earn
It did. . . ,
Col. Colston made a series oi in
quiries to dctcrmlno if there wns any
Interlocking among new xoin. um ii
imMnU nnd officers of tho banks which
were, mombe'r of the syndicate. Albert
II. Harris, vice-president or mo ixew
York Central, said there wns no such
MA with tho exception of Bertram
Cutler, who was on tho board of tho
a road as well as a mrecior in uiu
Equitable Trust Company.
Mr. Oldham in explaining wny nanus
considered n charge of 3 per cent, neces
sary for retailing rniirouu uonus sum
thcro had been an Increase of from 60
tn 100 nor cent. In tho cost of selling
bonds because of Increased rents, sal
aries and travelling expenses. He said
Is firm would not havo-accepted tho
Now York Central Issue at 2. per cent.
Mr. O dham pointed out that wliuo in-
mtment bankers Bt their Incomo from
such sales they render much aervlco to
clients without charge.
further hearings will no Held ucroro
tho commission makes a decision.
GIRL, 17, DISAPPEARS.
Itrporlnl to llnvt Cut Off Her Ilnlr
a lid Departed In limit.
(lLotXBBTKK Mans., Sept. 10. Miss
Louisa Fletcher, 17 yearn old, daughter
of Mr. iind Mrs. Stoughton A. Fletcher
of Indlnnupolls, was sought by tho pollco
to-day. Tho girl, who had been In .the
care of n governess nt tho family home
at Grapevine ove, In tho absence of
her parent, disappeared yesterday. A
fisherman said he had seen a young
woman cut oft her hair nnd clungo her
clothing, apparently putting on n pair
of overalls.
Other on the water front reported to
the pollco that thy saw somo ono In
overalls with a. pair of onra going over
the -rocks near a point from which i
rowboat disappeared overnight. Acting
on this Information the police mado n
close search of the harbor and nearby
shores to-day.
FIFTY VICTIMS OF DYNAMITE.
ISxploalon In Cnllno Ilnrlior Ilrrnks
"Wlnifona In Limn.
Lima, rem, Sept. 10, llfty persons
nro reported as killed or injured In nn
explosion In Cnlluo Hay this morning
resultlqg from two ilynnmlto barges
colliding. Apparently thcro waa no ae
rlous damage to shipping in tlie bay, but
the, tops wero blown oft six petroleum
tanks ashore and thousands of windows
were broken in Cull..
Tho concussion also smashed ninny
windows In Lima, eight miles from the
scene.
FLAWS IN HIS TALE
OF WIFE'S DROWNING
KuolilliiK Alono "Wliou ire
wieil Canoo to Vnilillo
on tlio Potomac.
.
W'AimiNnwN, Hept, ICv-Willum In m
cover thn body pf Mr, flertriide Vlgrr
Kuolillng nnd the tllscovory uf several
olrciinmtnncr regarded by lh pollco n
worthy of Investigation to-day converted
Into n mystery Ikt husband' nlory nf
drowning' wlillo canoeing with Mm on
the J'olomno Illver Wednesday nlsht.
Itny Harper Kuehlliig, tho hiutbnnd, U
held by tlm police fnr Investigation, mid
preparation havo been made to wend
two boat up the river to-morror In nn
effort to, ho stir up tlio water that tho
body If Jlmro may bo brought tn tho
mirfaro.
Mrc. Kuelillng, who wa tho divorced
wlfn nf (lenrio Osgood of Detroit nnd ono
of the heir lo tho million dollar eslutn
,of ISIImihetli. Chnpelton of that city, re
cently nan amen an attorney in nm sun
for divnrrn against her second husband,
Tlie llrft husband arrived In Washington
to-day tn insist In running out thn many
threade, assigning a bin inntlvo tho In
terest of their threo-yenr-old child,
Kuelillng told tlm pollen that ho lot
control of the canoe In a bad stretch
of wiiler nnd In the darkness he lost
all track of his slfe, wasllug much 'of
tho time In which she might have been
saved In fumbling at u fur runt under
her cnpslxed limit, and which n few
mlnule before he said Ills wife had
woin over her shoulder.
Kuelillng' urrest occurred" ft tew
'.our nfier nt their hnino In' Woodilde,
Mil,, a suburb of Washington, on n tecu
nlcnl charue of desertion from tho nrmy
That charge explained away by thn
record nt thn War llenartmont. ho wa
held fur Investigation chlofly upon' In
forinallon obtained by tho police (hat
hi wife recently contemplated divorcing
him nnd that only a few day ago shn
had been treated nt a hospital for
poisoning,
liffnit of the pollen to find unme ono
who li.ul seen Kuelillng nnd hi wife
together Wednesday night havo failed,
hut havo brought from tho man from
whom he rented tlio boat tno statement
that Kuelillng win nlono when ho en-
L'UUfll It.
Kuehllmr's record Includes nn effort to
obtain n place In the secret service, and
thcro aro on file, nt tho headquarter of
tlm service two letters recommending
him fur such work, ono algncd by Hena
lor Atlee 1'omereno and tlm other by
Kmmtor Harding, Kuelillng and Mrs,
Osgood were married December 30, 1919,
at Mount Clemens, Mich,
,1"
BUTCHER INVOLVED
IN COLLEGE INTRIGUE
University Professor 'Accuses
Wife of Indiscretion,
fijfflnl le Tun Hi'N ami Nr.w Yona llrum,
CiiifAOu, Sept. 10. A Hiimmons for
Mi, Cyrus 1'nlmer, whoso hitsbahd, a
University of llllnol professor, accused
er of meeting a Chiwupalgn butcher In
his refrigerator three time a week, was
mill unserved to-day. Deputy sheriffs
who went to her npattment said they
could not llnd her.
In tho meantime rrof, I'nlmer, who I
n enco. sa d that in a,iunion 10 me
divorce suit begun .ignlnst hit wlto In
Champaign yesterday lie wa preparing
an nlleuntlon sun for M,vuu ugainHi
Carl A. Cnrlsfln, butcher.
I'rof. l'.iliner nlsu protested that fur
ther revelation In his divorce action
would draw other university people Into
tho scandal.
I have done everything I could tn
keep the wnndal In which my wife was
Involved from being aired," ho said.
When she filed suit for divorce In Chi
cago, however. It was Impossible to keep
tho matter hidden any longer."
Safe
Milk
For Infants
& Invalidi
A Nutritious Diet for All Ages
Quick Lunch at Home or Office!
Aroid Imitations and Substitutes!
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Kid,
Mocha,
Doeskin,
Capeskin,
effs
iffigS l" or Men nnd Women
The World's Orentcut Leather Stores
Mi Fifth Ave. New York-, 2.13 llrotilivay
IJoiton-H.", Trcmont Street '
Lonilon-SO Itcgcnt Street
Let Cuticura Be
Your Beauty Doctor
Seip,Olntnirnt.Tllnim.SS,ferrnhre. ForiunslM
addraa.CBtlfiraUbratoriu,Dt.ZlMaln,IlMi
RELIGIOUS ADVEETISEMENTS.
HAPTIST.
CALVAItV llArilHT.I lltlltl II,
West -17th St.. bot. 0th and 7th Aves.
lte. JOHN KOACII HTIIATON, I. 1).
10:.'in: "1H GOD LOVK7"
IS: Hunday Hchool nnd Adult lllblo Clnssea.
S: "IH THU ItKTUUN OF JHSUH CHUIHT
AH Jl'DdU AND KINO NKAIt AT HAND?"
"can tup. rnrcsHNT DisoitniinH in
MODEIIN BOC1UTY 1IE HHALKD 11V
HUMAN WISDOM AND l'OWKIU"
Special atrect incotlnB with prraehlns hy
Dr. Htraton tn-morrow nfternoon at D:W)
corner of Sth Av. nnd (17th Ht nnd also In
front of palvary Jlnptlat Church at 7 o'clock.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
Ilroaitivny nnd TOIh --trei t.
PASTOR I. M. HALDEM'N. D. D.
rrenehlns; II A. Jl. anil s 1. j. by
REV. J. E. CONANT. D. D.,
Chlcnito. III.
central Baptist church,
B. E. Cor. P2d St. and Anutardam At.
Frank M. Goodchild, D. D., Pastor
The I'nator will preach.
1 1 "Christ All in All."
8 "Do We Need Religion? "
Mount Morris Baptist Church,
fith Ae helween Itllth nnil Ullli HI,.
CARL WALLACE PETTY. D. D.
II A. M. "Harlem a CliaUcneo to 1'roUa-
tnnt AJhrlntlanlty,"
8 r. M "If Jjsuj Should Come to Harlem."
RELIOI0US ADVERTISEMENTS,
rituHiivraitiAN
AMKIIIC,
XmuhTcan
AMKIIICAN OIITIIOIKIV CATIMlllO.
IHtTllllllllV ('ATII(II.K).-Hl
Mvimias
3
nt
lillli.sl. lIUMlnn I ha clinnn imw part
rtuular rnlhilinl ihnlr lilvlnu I. tuny II
A, !,. I'lruicli i.r TiuinlluurKtlmi. !!.'ia Ksi
ITtli t. Hervlees In IIimlMi, Divine l,H'
uitfy. Ill 1,1 A. M VeupKra, n l, M,
III, llev, AllllOVr I'ATIIIOIt, Hwlnr
CIIIIISTIAN HCIIINCIC,
Services nro held in the followin'ft
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES
BrMiches of the Mother Church,
.Sundiri, It XI, srnt V, U,
Wn1niai, II P. Xt,
first Churrh-Oentrsl I'siU Wt Oilth nt.
fcteonil Ohiirfli-Oenlrsl Psrk Wt A Mth lit.
Ttilnt Rliiirrli-AStli Ht,. juit cael nt IsrW
Av. BumUyi, 11 A, M, nd J0 l'.,M,
rfimti ciiurcii-nath nt, t i t, wiiiun
Jlfll'i nhiirrh-ArnlUn lli -1 W, M 81,
lth Churrh-lP.n AnMinnr Ar,. Hroni.
Mfnlli Olnirfli-lUtli ni sl of llrclnr
..flunilsy, U A M li.10 I'. M.
n Ishth rtmreh-103 i:l T7lh Hi. .
Mnth Chiireli-Psrk Avrnuo Hot. I, tlh AT,
at ,U'l nt,
Tenth Chureh-tM Went nTlh PI. . .
tlevtnth nuirfh-:r,(i2 lirlm" Av 11 A. M.
Twflllh Chtirrh-Anitereon Osllorl.., l't
Ave, anil r.Plh ni,
Clirl.tlsn Hrlfiiee Pnelly-M7 W, KHh ,nt
HuniUyii 11 A M. Wednesday 1'- W..
mnnjtBjiDtNn nonv, m vr. "t .
, ro.NnttWIATIONA!,..
BROADWAY TADGRNACLB
ItllOAPWAY AND WITH BTItDRT
llev, TIIOMAH MOIIOAN will nrfaill
at II A, M, and S 1'. M.
ttVdnf(1j, II I', M MMwrrb flfnlee.
" IIIHKIIll.Y.N,
Plymouth Church, OrniiRe Street.
The Kev, Newell Ilwlsbt HIIIU,
rnntor, II A. M,
"Whnl la the Mntter With tlin Anierlesn
IVi.iiIhT Hum, Nature slid I'lin. lilrlieu Over
linked Heme (lirtT Ur li it i.nivipimieii. tiisi
Holds the ivnplo liaex I'tonr Happiness nm'
l'rnierll""
niariri.iti hk t iiiuT-.ciiiiiTiAv,
THAI,
IIIIIMIAN H2 West 81st St.
Ill IK II
iir
Prof. JOHN CI.AIIIC Alininit nf Ysle
Unlverelty pren1 lies t 11 A. M.
INTI!lllKN(IMIATIONAI
TENT EVANGEL!
110th fit, A. Amilenlam Ate,
Great Closing Rallies
Sunday, Sojit. 12th, ! nnd 8 P. M.
Monday, Sept. 13th, 8 P. M.
Sunday, Sept. 12tli, 4 P. M.
Dr. John Roach Straton
Sunday, Sept. 12th. 8 P. M.
Dr. G. W. McPherson
will Rive, !iy request of Tent
KvniiKel, another nermnn, nubject:
"Shall Wb Havo Protestant Church
Union in America or Social and
Religious Revolution?"
Monday, Sept. 13th. 8 P. M.
Dr. John Roach Straton; also
Dr. J. E. Conant
The Salvation Army
Silver Band
nnd other special music
nt Cloning Rallies.
0.
Gospel Tnhernnele Church,
CPS ISIUimi AVIS. AT 44TII BT.
Founder, Rev. A. B. Simpson.
IlKV. ISLMISIl 11. K1TCH, Aia't l'antor.
Dr. Wnltcr M. Turnbull
OI NVACK, N. T
Wil l. t-IIKACII
Sunday Mamiufl at 10: (,'
Dr. J. Gregory Mantle
WILL I'ltrSACH
.Vuii(iiy rt'eniiiff nf r.'i"'
Dr. R. E. Neighbour
OF KLVItlA. OHIO, 4
MILL MT.AK
Tuculwj -WtdnmhyThurnlny it
Friday Evening at S o'clock
Special young iieoplo's rally acrvlee will
be held Friday night. Mr. Neighbour
ulll speak eapeclally to younff paepte.
METROPOLITAN TABERNACLE
llronilHiir uml lOllli 8t.
rtcv WM. ALLAN, 11, "Lite! l'aat. l'rcaent
Future." H, "is it Truer-
J1SWISIL
iiahiiilmno. (lotham's Jcutah "House
'clfimtnif." Cooper t'nlon, Hunday exenlnn,
Jewish vetcransi free scmcus, Hevcnty
Udera rnat. Itabh llrownu cnnileiiRes nan.
bl Wise's nnil Free HjnngoBiie.
1.0 I IHtttA.l.
MEN
Hev. A. tjtelmlf, D.D.. ratter.
Ilroadiray at 3d St.
Mornlns Banlct at II.
LUTHERAN
Church of th Holy Trinity.
05th Klreet and Central 1'arlt West.
The Itev, l'aul K, Scherer preaches nt It A.M,
MKTHOIIIST KriSCOfAl,
StTPaul's m. e. church,
80th Mreet ami Went Knil Aenue.
Dr. IIAYMUM) L, I'UUMAN, MlnUter.
To-morrow Is Reopening
Sunday at St. Paul's.
DR. FORJAAN WILL PREACH.
It A. M.-'TllRrlma of 1020."
I', M. "ItepeHtus."
(i(KII) Mt'SlC.
Strancers In the City nro cordially welcomed,
CALVARY M. E. CHURCH,
123th Street nml th Aieimc.
, , i llev. Willi. I Odell, 1). 1).
MlnMers 11(1 Uarry ,lgiami . n.
Dr. Odell will preach lit
11 A. M. "The Keoret of Huccesa."
H I'. M. "Comfort for Lonely Hearts."
Madison Ave. Church, 60lh St.
Dr. ItAI.rH W. HOCKMAN, 1'aator.
11 A. M. Dr. SOCKMAN.
K 1. M. 'llev. L1ILAND P. CAItY.
T :30 1'. M. VoUin; l'euple'a Service.
AT ht. Jnmci MetliodUt Kplncopul Church,
Madtaon Av. and 126th Ht., Dr. (Icorea L.
Nuckolls, pastor, will preach at 11 A. M. and
8 1'. M. The morning; toplo will bo, "KAC-
..... . . . . , rr . i . . . . I T .u. ....nU. U I .
1ISU 1111 l.ltllV. til mis .ii.t ,w,,iw
Will he "TUB DAY'S NI1BD."
r.DArp uPST m4TH st
uivriuu, , v . w .
Sermons hy tlio Minister, FRHDEUICK
11UOWN HA ItlllS, 11 A. M "Oreater Than
ti,u.,,!" 7!is l'. M.. "Not Far from the
i Kingdom." Also motion picture
UNION CHllllCII.
ZU Wet 4Slh Street.
Kervleea, 11 nnd H.
.10IIN O. 11HNSON, I'nator.
Tl 111 TiUVKLLKIlS' CHUltCH.
JOHN STREET,
Mother Churdi of American Mathodlsm.
Anrlent Bhrlne Attracts Worldwide Visitors.
Announcing Wanhlnntou Square Church,
J.I. 11'... Aa L '
tjt.r, , .. r ... ?u..itrr
J. BUMNEIt BTONK preaches at U A. M.
1. uiiiiinun. ...m, n iTHwnwa ii.'jn niinUHJ,
HT. JAMKH, .MnilKon Aienue & llRth Street.
Dr. (ilCDIKii: U NLCKICI.I.S, I'nator.
11 A, M. "Facing tho Task."
H I'. M. "The Da4''a Need."
bT. ANIHIKW'S MKTHOIIIST (III, 111 II,
Tilth Street and Columtiua Ave.
1 1 Allan MacRossic Will Preach
JL
REUOIOUB ADVERTISEMENTS,
I'HKailYTKylAN,
Fort Washington
Presbyterian
BROADWAY nt 1 74th St.-
Rev. John McNeill
Pastor
Prcnchesnt 1 1 A; M. and 8 P.M.
MMI BRICK CHURCH ,
riflh Airnue mid Thirl. unrntli flrfft,
MlnUlrra i 'lllliiui I'lrrsmi Merrill.
. I Hirodore AlnnMiirlh (Irrfiie,
I'r, II, lirtWJll TAYI.dlt. I'rrsldtntuf
(Juern's Vnlvnrslty. KIiikI'i, Ontario,
Nonndny Hnrvlri, ifslly (eerit Hat ) at tlj3H.
CENTRA I I'liKhiivniiiiAN ciiiuini,
nJ Madison av. ini Mlh
nor. uwtM WiUienpoon Wyllic, U.U.
ui u,. l'fltor-elecl.
n a. M.-ni:v, j. n. nt itiiiii i,, i, i,
lhllijt.cll "MOIIIJ Ml'lt,"
Wednesilajr, N I'. M -.Dcviitlniml MeellnK
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Ci.h v., II nnd 13th
I ev, IIMirire Aleiimlrr. II. D.
Mlnliier llev, Harry Jlmnrsnii I'millck, I), D
.. . .. ..,,ov' Tiionias iiuuirie n peers,
'2 A .' Alfxnnder.
."JN..M,-t.awn stirvlee. Mr, llulrer,
llev, llolwri vmiin, I), D .Minister nf the
rrriinii rrn,iiif rum lliuirii, HI iisiii ni
and t'rnlrd 1'iiik Went, lll preach next fhuv
lay liinrnhiit (tml evi nlnr. Ills subject fur
lllfl tllf.llllnir UArtln.t .ulll I,a l,l.'rn,,t lflMrlni.la
inn to liverniMihg Thmi Art lion," nnu in
Ihe evenhiK Ills suhjuct will be "The Power
rnia ill., niini ai nr ir." nurviri'ii. 11
n, ai, n s ! .m All wnennie.
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
i mil. Areniif nnil l lllr-ririh hlrrrl,
Mlnl.l.r. Il,fv' J0IIN KRI.MAN, P. I).
Ministers (UVt jamkh I'AI.Mllil, I'h. n,
IIm, (I, CAMl'lll'.l.l, MUIKIAN, 1), ll
will presfh t II A, M. nnil M I'. St.
BROADWAY
HtlMIYTritlAN Clll'liril,
lliimdwuy nml lHth Htriet
II, -V WAIrilll lif.STAN' llltUIIAN'AN.
I). 1),. Mlnlxer Itev. .Iii.lunn Hltt, I), D
will preseli nt 11 A. M.
UUTCIPR1? riucsnTiciti.N ciiriicii,
lVUIUI.HO itnmilHiiy nnd l.ld Ht.
liev. li,,Mi;i, l(lSi:i,l I), II,, I'linlor.
II A.M llet. Clinrlei, (iormiin It I tin rl . I . 1
'TiiitiHT jii'it ni.MH.i'.MHNT."
forYgeorge"
II A. M.I.ynmn It, Hartley, it. A Min
ister, nrcnchfi.
Ijiynhm servlees reun.ed next Pnndsy, B t'. M.
rin:fjjiYTi:iiiAN cnuitcii,
r.'.l Went IS.'.th st.
Itev. John It, Msrkny, 1). n
j, i,, ii., rumor
II A. M end r,M . llev t' ,N Van llnnlen,
Wr.sT.I'.tllK ritKMIYTI'.ltlAN t ill ltt'll,
Anitlenluni Airline nnil Hlllll Street,
llev. ANTHONY II. WAN. II. !.. I'ntiir.
II A, M.-ttri, (IKOIKin JOHNSON, I'll. I),
Bubjectt "IH'II.IIINd O.VrilltlST."
FOURTH ritEsnYTKniAN ciuiucn,
1 UU1VI II w., irn,i l. ni., ir...
JCDOAH WIIITAKnit WOIIK. b, D I'Mlor.
ii a .ii -nr. wiillK win prenen,
n l'i A. M - Hiindsy BcIiohI.
.Miidlwm Aieniio l'rrlijtf rliin Chiirrb,
.nriiinit rnrner M,
Itev. Henry Hloanu Cofflii. I), n, I'.ntnr,
presrhes nt II A M nnd S 1', M.
A l.l, JUJATH I'llHi:,
WFST KNb . "I'liiNiiVTiiiiiAN.
t, V ;,rr.Aniteril.im in., enr. inilh.
llev. A. i:nVIN KIJIOWI.V, Ii, I).. 1'AFTOn.
II iind H. Itfi. Win. lllrnm rmilLes I), l,
niiiii omi FiiKslivrKitiAN " "cmTit iT.
.'Mi-iriinii av. nml llenn St HriMiklin,
I'nitnr. H. IMwanl Vnunij, will preach, 10j45
A. M., 7 "45 I'. M.
SKW TII(HJFTt.
MRS. MARY CHAP1N,
Curr.moiloru Oraml Jlnllroom, It o'clock.
Mon.lay Claw, a 'ami 8 o'cloek.
(Aitm.i CarneKls llall, ItonnOinT.
NKW JllJjL.ivenTTn)7
NEW CHURCH
r.'"1 '!!. .,,t',wf,'n ' nrk s'"1 l.exlnstnn avu,
Thn IISV. JULIAN K. HMVTII. I'AHTOIl.
Hervlcvs resumeil Bunihiy, Hepteuilidr II",
the iiwator offlclatlni-v
OtHKIl HKKVICBH.
N. Y. WILLIAM A. SUNDAY CHOIR
l.iy I'll the lllier
II IS A. It ,M (I V , T A I N
...,..,..Sn.l,."',1"''. eieplember lHlli
III'DSON ItlVKIt' Il.iY LI.NIS HTl!AMi:n
l,e. Deabmases Ht. H in A, II,
West 4inil Ht, 11:00 A.M,
Wi tt 120th Ht. 0 lit) A.M.
itet.stiurii, Ive,
Hear Mnuntaln
LIMITED number of tlclteta for sale" to our
iiiiMiiuen, hi
Itoom f018. Ono Mnillaoti Awnue.
Hendipmrteni of Wm, A. Hiimlny i:,nnite
. Ilille AoKoelntlon
Itniina Trip II. is.
MR. HOMER RODEHEAVER
Till, great composer nml lender, will
necumpany u.
IION'T ctt left behind I nny Tickets Now.
A. A. LINDSAY. M. D., Psychologic
Hie One Hundred
Per Cent. Individual"
Sunday, S 1.1,
Hotel Ansonla.
Larco Hall. 'Stats Kret.
Dr. Llndiay ulll com
mence at the llelasco on
Heptembcr 20,
CARRI E. S. MARKWELL
will conduct services
every Sunday afternoon
In the IIALl.ltOOM, 4 1. M.j
Kino Thursday evo. at 8 I'. M. In tho
COLONIAL ItOO.M, HOTKL MeAIJIN,
Ilroadway nnd .14th at.
Audible treatment will bo given.
CHINATOWN
Tht neicua floeUty,
Old Chlnta Tlnatra,
Wlda Awaka Gotpal Same Nlihtly. 10 p it
THOMAS J. tfoONAN. Sii:"li!tB.t.
"TIIUTH VS. SriIlITUALISM"
Lecture by tlio ItnaaecruclHii Mystics
Amoro Hall, 301 W. i3d, bet. Sth and 0th ava.
Sunday. 1I;15 and Hilii, No eollociten. ,
"I1KLIKF Oil KNOWIJCDUI!?"
A Lecture by the Itosaecruelan Mystics.
Hunday mornlnir. lltIO; eventmr, 8!lB.
.101 West 2M St., lletween 8th nnd nth Avs,
IlKVKItKND LILLIAN haa prayer meetings
every lucauajr, u;ju J-. ftl. llfftiunsa dally.
No charge
: West 41th at.
ntOTKSTANT Kl'ISCOI'AL.
St. Bartholomew's Church
l'ark Avenue and Slat Nt.
Tho Rev. LE1G11TON FAIIKS, D. D..
Hector.
Special Summer Services
8:30 A. M Holy Communion.
11 A. M Mornlne Prayer nnd Sermon.
Preacher llev. 13. p. FEnrtlS.
All Scats Free.
CALVARY CHURCH, hslV"a
llev. Theodore SeilRwIck, D. D., Hector.
Services. 8 and 11 (llev. Wolcott Cutler).
8 1". M.-F.venlmr Service (Full Choir).
Subject "Getting Hack to Work."
My subject at the 11 o'clock aervlca will he
nm i.iuiiutui ioniorcnce on Church
Ullllf
ALL SOULS' CHURCH
Ht. Nleholna Av.. 11.111, , . ? t ..nnl-
Tho Itr.V. CLIFTON MACON, Hector!
All services will be leaumed September 1"
'Memorial fti.rvlra ,n lha.ii... r,.-
lata Hector and Hector Emeritus,.' at li
o'clock, l'reacher, The Hector.
01LCK CHLIICII,
rtrondiruy and 10th Street,
llev. Charlea Lewla Slnttery, D. D Hector
lioiy :ommunion M
Sorvlco l Sermon (Dr.Henry Lubeckl.ll A M
Hervlce. 12:30. Tuea.. Wed.. Thura.. Frl.
Church of Zion and St. Timothy
331 Went nth Street.
Itev. Frederick HurseM, ,Ir II. 1)., Itrclor
H nml 11 (Hector).
ST. THOMAS'S ClltlltCII. Sth Av. ft m Hi
llev. HHNEST M. STIIIES, D. D.. JtSctor
8. U (llev. FLOYD 8, LEACU. I'h, D.)'
AMUSEMENTS,
AMItUIOA'S rOHltMOBT
ll'wsy k
nOth Ht.
Kvn.atD
100th I'erf. MATINKB TO-DAY,
Cinderella on Broadway
WUi MA1IIW lillisnni.r,ii,
I'rt.Xfnniiniv vmilT CnNOHIlT
II.MK II n til 1 n rIS.Hher
HOWARD'S"
anil
KI'fiKNK
rnhmr Pfomenwls
-CniUrV nooiTliritre
ean.1 nt. A
rent. I'srk
ei. .
t JHITnrenr. MiiiIcaI J'reduftlnni Nljlitly,
LliN I UKY MUNIUHI
REVUE at ROUNDERS.!,
I'lee. II, M.l'l frlfemi, 1.tl
M(t liMiilirm (lirl in the. worm,
lllninf, ilmnlnti In Open Air, fli,iQ tin
WllhtlltAI'lt VAIKNT1NW A JOHN C'OI'K
TIIKATItlC.
Saw i
Kvi
To
au at., tir, ii-wsy,
ves, nkiu. mat.
day aiao,
Vu'Orntut Uf tilory Km TvM
"SPANISH LOVE"
iii.t.u A...i:.n. nr..il.l..."r. K'
i ILIU flUUIVIIWl. wiWHlitlbtie
Sun,
MOROSGD
The,,Vtt 48lh Ht,
ir.'eni iijtm in n.iii.
MAT. TO-DAY a,ao.
Afntl milling MuKrtu I'hv V.itr filaotil.
TUC Uh'T "77?!'
Matlnem '1'nlav nnil Weil. 12 .MO.
7UM Hinwnsw.flnnuuiim
Y? MHMMiioiin Ikiu m
F0LaE,o:19'O,
PRINCESS Tlies. nutli, nr. H'wsy. Kv,H;30
New R 1 11 f R f n n p f K UN KHT
C'nmedylUCJ-IUllliCl 'nti'l'.x
Now Playing,
HTIieatfin
Undvriiy
WILLIAM I-OX presenis
wm
LYRIC ASTOR
TIIKATIIK TI IK A I'lllS
42nd Ht .V llwsr. llwsy. 48lh Ht.
Continuous Noon to II p. m.
Sinn, walu ef ptlei nt Iwth thestre.
WHk Day Alls... a.V. !OT, 7.V. .NlKliM
hat , Him, uml IlnlliUx, .',0e, 7ftc, II,
Tir,tVri7TQ ON SALE FOR
1 lUixll 1 U ALLTHETRES
A OSCAR HAMMERSTEItrs I
Manhattan
0PER.A-O y" 1 H O U SO
Opening: Moulay Nieut, Sept, 20, 8:16
CU11.MHN-." (lentle. .Kiltlf. VIU.
Tuw.. "IIIOOI.KTTO." LlpkiiUa, Oorullu,
"'l!!'TOH(U." Krej.mnn. OiUclll. Valle.
ThUM.. "AII)A." , ("I'M.'I. MlUr-
,)8atf,,M,K,'MAI)AM' IlUTTKltFLY."
(fenlle, Haliuar. ll.Jhwter. ""'..
Cuuiltietors! Mertila nnit Ouerrlerl.
HKATS NOW ON HALL.
I'01-ULAK 1'UlOKS r,OC to I2.f.0,
I'ltOTBSTANT Bl'IHCOrAU
CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION.
Madlioh Annu an 1'l.?trf.,i:,or
Tlie Itev. Iloraea Terry hlher, llKlor.
R A.M.-Holy tSninmunlon. ,,,
II A. M. nnil S 1'. M Itev C NJuHj"!!'
'Cathedral of St. John the Divine
Amsterdam Aienue nnd USUI .nireei.
S A. M.-lloly Communion.
Pl.10 A. M.-lloly Cominiinton (Rpanluli) .
II A, M. nishop Thomaa nf Wyoming
4 V. M.r-rreacher. Wallop Thomas.
Pally Servlres-ft.in A. Mj
ST. JAMUS' CHURCH
MnttUon Av. ml 71t M-
Itev. Pmnk Warflein crowucr, . ..-
8 A. M. MOiy unmiiiuii,",.. -..
11 A. M.-MornlnB I'rsyor ""'1 Pennon,
1 1'. M.-Bvenlnc l'rnyer nnd Bcrmon,
ril lri -OF THU INTKHCltSSION (Trinity
n un on ' 11 A."M. Birvlc; and' Sermon. 8
V. Mm , unset Ben Ice and Choral Evenaone.
Tho preacher In tho Cuthedral of St. John
Nathaniel Seymour Thomas. D. D Mission
arr Illahop of Wyoming.
CHCIICII OP RT. MAUV THK VIltOIK,
1 Tjiw Masie'a. 7:.m, nt Mlaaa Cantata and
B.rmnn (Hector). in:l?it Vespers. 4.
ST. STEPHEN'S mlTXk?r
Services nt R nnd 11 A. M.
,-.rr i-MJTllte Went Knd Ave.
3 I . lUlNrt I IUO and RTtli Ht.
Itev. WILLIAM I'ITT MeCUNH, Iloctor,
Maim: T, R. 1 1 .
St. Man's Cli. iJiwrence St. (nr. 120th &
Am.t. Av.).-Sen;lees. 8, 0:30 ft It A. M. !
8 r. M. Hov. Charles Hrcek Ackley, Hector.
KOLIHE ST. IWl'ItIT, 48 Kat. 27.
L Dlmanche a 10:3n. I'asteur Wlttmeyer.
IlKFOlLMEl) CHCHCII IN AMKIHCA.
MimiLF- collkoiatk ciiuncn,
Sd Av. and 7th St.
Itev, Edgal Franklin Homlit, Minister,
Itev. P. 8. Slpple of Allontown, Pa.,
will preach at 11 A. M. nnd 8 1. M.
MAtlBLR COIXEOIATR mUllCH,
.l. A.. tA qo.i, fl
nev. Dnvld Jnmea Hurrell, D. D.,r Minister.
Itev. Hobert E. Ppeer, LL. D will preach.
11 A, ill. A raiiier uuu, in,, n, ,.,,i,
H P.M. "Why Are Men, Interested In What
Is Morally Abnormal?"
COLLEGIATE CHl'ItCH OF ST. NICIIOLAS
nth AV. and 48th St.
llev. Malcolm James MrLeod, 1). D Minister
Itev, Charles II. Ilrown, D. D.,
of New Haven, Conn., will preach. 1
11 A. M, "Keeplnit the Week-Day Holy."
8 I'. M. "Tho He rdeman Who Preached
Social Justice."
WEST KND COTXItflfATn ClttrtCH.
West Knd Av. and 77th St.
Hev, Henry Evcrtson Cohli, D. D Minister,
llev. Thomas McHrlde. Nichols
will preach at 11 A. M.
FT. WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE CHURCH
Fort Washington Av. nnd 581st St.
All Beats Free,
nev, Irvine H. Here D. D Minister.
Hev. C. Wlllanl Cross
will preach nt It A. M.
HEFOrtMEl) CHllItCH OF HAKLIUI.
I.ennx Avenue nnd 123d Street.
'Hev. Edgar Tllton. Jr., D. D Minister
will preach at 11 A. M.
No Evenlnit Service.
BI'lItlTlIAT.IHM.
Spiritualist Church of Advanced Thoutht,
12.1 West B4lli St.
SIWPAY, TUESDAY, FRIUAY Ev'a. R o'clk.
Wednesday Afternoons, 3 1. M.
Speaker: Mr. JOHN HILL, Medium.
LOTUS FLOWEK HPIIHTI'ALIST CHlinCn.
Every Sunday, 8. P. M Carnc(le Hall
(Chapter Itoom). t7th and Tth nv.
Speaker and Medium,
Mrs. MArtO A HBT OAMI'llELL.
Y. H. t!. A.
DR. R. L. G. ROLLINS
"Th Oospel of Cleanliness."
West Slda Y. M. C. A 31b V. 07th SL.IP.M.
I'. IHy CoiMtuek and MnrrU Oent l'riwint
At nn,.r. The.,4Hlh,W,nf ll'wy.llv,
"Full of Laughter, ' -N, v Time,,
While NewYo
AMUSEMENTS,
TIIKATIIHM AW1 1IITH. DIllltfTION 09
"A ph nw o(rt(lh ni mart tnltt.
hlvlni Ann ami of thou proJwJ tn Ntu
Yyk thU naw,-AlMnlr lioollatt
tn fht Ttmti, '
LITTLE OLD
NEW YORK
llv 111 It A JOUNMN YOVNII
Plymouth
11' sin, lirti, MO,
i lnl Mai, Tthilnu titO,
rrrJA7l7r7 W,4adHt, Itvew, H tfl.tl'lionnai
I'IA.hli sj ;.Tii,laVAWl.a.lllryn,
MARGARET ANGLIN
In "TUB WOMAN 01' IIHONZI'.,"
no
"DAM1V THE NEXT
rAUUl BEST THING"
J!I.I',I!N Ul'IIAN. OYIIII, HCOTT
AND AN KXf'ftLI.KNT OAHT,
"New nimuly at "''"jf 1 !"JlKlJlj)jJ;,
lOtliT Tlieaneiir jry. ISv. HUH).
WW O l . jim,, riwlay Sc Viyl, (I'op.) SIUIO
PHI TON TIIKA., W. in Ht H4U
t UU I U1N )Uiu, 'fny , wed, a,;m,
, ADOM'lf lfl,AUIII5lt'ri lleelpy fr Kun
llli IIIII.AM) YUUNIMlII.IK'n'H HAY
Little Theatre 5V ""'Ht, Kei.Hia(i,
EMILY STEVENS m ms akInh1
EMILY STEVENS
AmUIihI hy
fjiwrenee Orriwnilth
"F00M00SE"
TThe.i ll, V. of H'y. lives, Hilt)
I Mats, To-day Sl Than, si 3U0.
COME SEVEN!
PIMUOUSG JSSiW
THIRD MONTH '
J JTII 0T TJiwitnuMat. Dally a M.llnc
11 1 II Ol. KirnhneiH Iff, IHiin.
D. W, GRIFFITH
l'rcionti
'The Moit Amsring Spectacle Ever
Seen on Sea or Land." Cloit,
"Ml DOWN EAST"
with Special Music Program.
Eves. Ule to I'.'. MuU, aSe M tl.M.
Mdtor Cars nt lu:SO,
cn Arlvnnr a TYSON &
JUC AQVanCe ust. 1100-
NEW YOniC'H L 13 A P I N CI T
PMPIRP HrodviayJk4()thHt. Es. K:30.
C1VII 1IL. MatiiHHwTiMtay A Wnl.SiiO.
DAVID lli:i..HCO nriventM
"Call the Doctor
A nnir
romeily hy
Jean Archibald
BELASCO TUES.EVE:HBNA,Tg'
.11' ,u.i...r, ,
Frances Starr
DAVIII lir.I,AS('ll u.i. l'iiKnr..i-
1.1 i.0NE"
IlyKtlwanl Knohlock
I YrPIlM I'lioatre. W.4.UhHt. K.s.
L. I V-CUIVI lu -i-.niny .a. Tlurs, a ji).
llAlMli II Ut tkliA teiiUKiifd
. 8:30,
Um UUftllUJ DIGGERS" liiomL.,1
01:0
rnMAM'"? Thoatre. II war. 43d St,
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