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THE SUN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 1920.
;Up-:
Am
PREDICTS SURPRISE
-. IN PERSHING BOOM
WdOrts of NcbriiHka Says New
York Lenders Will Soon
"Tnko Notice."
Say
MJX-NUJISKS AUK TO HELP
Former Service Men's Support
Id . . . .
Also Olnlmcd Gen. Wood
Is Here.
of mo
( In Nc
New "
their
enfor'd
A ii
Andcr!
Antl.l
York
quoit
State
1
Aocordltig; to Gcorco Ji Woods of Lin
coin, Neb., who hai been In the city for
a wcelc organlzlne ft committee for Ocn.
Jolm J. Pershing; for the Ilcpubllcnn
nomination for Prcriuont. the lenders In
F this Btnto will "nil up und tnlco notice"
When the poraonmil of that committee
is1 T.nnounced.
"Tho named wo will hove on . that
committee." -nld Jlr. Wooda ut tho Hilt
moro laat nlRht, "will Indicate clearly
that tho rerehlnir boom Ib to be a real
llvo factor here,
"Wfl niiiv hnvn linil n IntA stnrl. hut T
tho l( th'nk wo havo roiio further In tho game
?Uii I I.tlH urprlslnsr how rapidly former
i Si Wfrnliew of tho American Kxpedltlonnry
J'tJ Forco are swinging Into lino for Per
Mrl "'nT' Tllc' llro coming of courao as
0.1. , il '"dtvldualB, but their enthusiasm Is real
na fofl nmI wlu'b,) effective.
nntn3 "We nr1 K0"P ,0 nave an omanlza
fill? DX wi.iv.t tt.iv nci .uu jii -iiivJ o
"e, bl'TllirKftM which T VAnltim Irt i.a.tn ,,.lt
jirovo wo mon effective, womons or
New
mi fi-iranliatlon In the country."
ir ituuun sum unit a, u. unuyice.
Jilbltld lms PUrchned tho Omaha Bee from
That ''ctr Bosewalor, Is a drone; Pershlnir
lm nil man ani declares that tho Influence of
to thol tnls Journal will bo of Inestlmablo bene
of "lal
fit to tho General's cause.
,i jiajor-ucn. i.eonaru wood came to
Intern! tha clty ll,Bt nlcllt from Washington to
Clercyf confc'" w'" h'fl managers here In on ef
fort to stralRhten out his tangled or-
on to-
ganlzatton. Ho declined to see news'
mlssli J)aPi' men, but It was said ho had nn
nothlfl v"KHKomoiH ior n private uinno'-, wnere,
il was asaumeu, nn wouiu corner on ino
plan of tho campaign.
This noon tho General will bo tho
guest nt luncheon of Otto 11. Knhii. He
Depal BOes to J'rov'denco to speak under the
nniw 1 auspices of the Chamber of Commerco
there to-night. After spending Sunday
In Boston with Guy Murchle, nn old
Rough Rider, Major-Gen. Wood will re
turn o Chicago.
previ
era i
until
cense
only
, of th
1 "If
' New'
Fedcii
Clone
na a:
aro v
,I)epa:
'.went!
trodu
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Depa
bure
Viola
rake
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flay
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"be
Sam
REVENUE DISTRICTS
HERE CONSOLIDATED
Edwards Will Make All Col
lections for Manhattan.
By order of tho President, the two In
i, ternal revenue districts of New York
city havo been consolidated with Col
lector William If. Edwards In charge of
the cntlro Internal revenue collections
for- the Island of Manhattan.
WA Internaf Revenue District, at IS AVnut
v-l Twenty-third street, will- bo maintained
but -will be under the direct supervision
of Wr. Edwards, whose headquarters
i Ati Will remain In tho Custom House, If
F 01 other subsidiary stations will bo maln
i talncd throughout thp city, Tlie con
rft J eolldatlon concerns Manhattan only.
tJ SJpce Mark Eisner resigned as Col-
etltutj ,ector of tho Tnlr1 Dlstrlct Richard
l.-nmt "V's'it "fa ueeu aciing ioiiecior.
Edwards will bo at tho head of what
I when! HOflouDtedly Is the greatest Internal
tho ofllclal flgurea are not available, it
CRAIG AND CURRAN IN
"SHOW ME" WRANGLE
Doubt as to Whereabouts of
Court House Records.
A wanglv between Rorough Prc-Ment
Curran, Manhattan, and Compi llerl
Craig enlivened tho session. of tho : rd
of Aldermen yesterday, whon Mr. Culg
apparently was unable to convlnco the
Uorough Prosldent that the record of the
appropriation of 17,000,000 for tho cotv
" ruction of the now court house Is In
me comptroller's ofilce. '
After Mr. Currnn had asked where he
could seo a ccpy of llio.resolutlon of tho
hoard of the meeting of December 30, he
said:
"I went to tho ofdeo of the secretary
of the board and ha told mo ho did not
have It In his possession, but that It
was In tho Comptroller's office, I would
also llko to eo a copy of tho report
accompanying mo resolution. As nearly
as I enn ascertain apparently the money
was appropriated for this purposo with
out even u piece of paper to show how
and whero It was voted,"
"Every matter to which you refer Is
in ino record," tno Comptroller informed
ur. curran,
"Whore la tho record?"
"in vna Comptroller's office," replied
air. uraig, I
"Who Iibh fcen It?"
everybody hut you," retorted the
uompiroiier.
"Well, I want to Beo th rpnnrt nml
the resolution, and I think It would be
a good Idea to let tho publlo knryv wher
theso papers' aroyvo they niayTfe seen If
""iji miu mo uurougii I'rcsiuoni.
As booh as tho Intorcst of the public'
was mentioned Mayor Hylan Btepped
iiuo mo oroacn with!
"Tho publlo knows all about It. Don't
uo an obstructionist."
All that apparently was a source of
high entertainment to Maurice E. Con
nolly, Borough President of Queens, who
laughed and commented: "Oh, but this
Is good!"
President Rlegelmann of Brooklyn In
terrupted tho colloauy with a nolnt of or
der and tho discussion was ended until
the end of tho calendar, when Presldont
wurran again nsked tho Comptroller
vnen no roum seo tha records.
"Any time you want to como to my
ofdeo," said tho Comptroller.
"Mako It 1:30 to-day," suggested Mr.
v.urran.
Now, you know, that's when tha
Comptroller usually runs out for a bite
to eat," answered the Comptroller,
whereupon Mr. Curran retorted:
"As a matter of fact, I don't believe
the records aro In the Comptroller's
oince anyway."
BOOM EDWARDS FOR
A 'WET' PRESIDENT
A. E. WILLS0N OUT FOR SENATE
1 urnicr Governor of Kentucky
to II n n Atcnlnst Ilecktinm.
Louisville, Ky., Jan. 1C Augustus
E. Wlllson of Louisville, former Gov
ernor of Kentucky, announced to-day
that ho Is a tentatlvo candidate for
United States Senator before the pri
mary next August on tho Republican
ticket. y
The Republican State organization is
understood to be pledged to the candi
dacy of Richard P. Ernst of Covington,
whom Mr. "Wlllson defeated In 1914 for
the Republican nomination and who. In
turn, was defeated at the polls by United
States Senator J. C. W. Beckham. Mr.
Beckham Is credited with being a candi
date for renomlnatlon.
I gram!
beim
Is, said that in tho year just ended the
cond Internal Icevenue District, which
old W kcs in the financial district of Wall
Jill. Wfrt- T?lrt C?..i rpurt. rr-Lt. t-iii,
rt.iif"'!ielng the great mercantile and the
v :r 'tvtrlcal section of the city. It Is estl
" ""'mated, collected close to i500.000.000.
, Nr I Deputy Commissioner of Internal
fj J Revenuo Callan, who came on from
liie pi -raahngton to tall: over 1he details of
3 tlift- consolidation with Mr. Edwards,
ciuuec "Authorities In U'ashlnston foul thnt
aiPer on ' account of the businesslike methods
. i a"a satisfaction given to taxpayers In
Attorn .,, c-nnr,,! nlc,-lxf Mn T.M.i.Trlo v,
JUdgeJ same methods should be carried on
-"""throughout the Borough of Manhattan
years! That Is tho reason for the change."
tivo if .
tlaP 1 y t 1 tnir - t- uww
i .anden tSAKL, lYlUKti
SmMEXICAN BRUTALITIES
irnit. r x CI i n
riirurKiiis oiuiri or maae rerma'
ot nent Invalids.
Aft
as fi SXN Antonio. Tex.. Jan. 16. .Miss
I Anita Whatley. whoso flnaers and toes
ro-aaift. Mexican band It threateneil to nit oft-
felergtJilrsAIllo H. McCain, whoso husband
that flVMt murrlprxil ltv nnnthAi raTtntn.
Idevotl Pjil Mctzentin, whose mother and sister
I "It. were mado permanent invalids hv hrntal
Wr I . . - . -v
v.ov.1 treatment by raiders, and ten other vlc-tc-nnltlms
of Mexico's revolutions were wit
aiPynesscs to-day before tho Senate sub
w .,,7 Wmmltteo Investi-iating tho Mexican
'"laltuatlon. Inquiry by Chairman Fall
trlbUortBvelnnfld that n mntnrltv nf thom lmrl
J)JaCoIcon;ider6a
renaration so Imnrohahln
Mrs. fthey had not filed with tho Stato De
".""tpartment statements, of their losses. A
h',w of them had been ln 5Iexlco on
? b'l salaries, but most of them were prop
,n "ferty owners.
TO of tho earlier years of Carranza's ad
ministration and much of it of the
feJsiPerIod jn which Francisco Madero was
lighting for power and during his rule.
, It was In 1E11 that Anita 'Whatley,
No.ftinw 22 vnarn nlil. nnrl nnw mnitntn ln,
I I.! -" " ,u..-
put iitguago supervisor of the State Dcnart-
into tjjnent of Education of Texas, had her
then adventure with bandits In Parral. Chl-
SB"'8 jhUah.ua, where her fatlier owned a dairy
I11U WI ,.
MARINES DEFEAT
Irumof;
n.l"!American
a lie t
Lterday ,
tiered! - .
if sei Vabhinoto.v, Jan. 1G. United statoo
iy eof-narlnea and JInytian gendarmle yester-
repciiea an anacK on Port-au
AS,Trince. the Havtl.in ennltnl it n
ake tpf 300 bandits, more than half of whom
'6'r.vero Kineu, wounueu or caotureil. nftor
elng pursued outside the city,
V Tho total casualties of the marines
' llrfwas two privates wounded, according tn
mlafthP report or me engagement received I
irK0Sit the Navy Department to-day from
pi J. UUSS2II, commanding the ma-
lr eitrlHP torces ana genuarmie In Hayti.
Jlurj-
Bio re!
kloyod.
lero ?
llnlnf
V. I Mniio::ier Tlljurcd.
LorisviLLE, Jan. 1G. W. L. Mttpothcr,
Federal manager of the Louisville and
Nashville and allied railroads, suffered
a fractured rib and severe head bruises
when ho was run down by an automobile
ln Nashville last night, according to
word received here to-day. A heavy
overcoat, the report said, saved Mr.
Mapothcr from more serious Injury.
1 1 "l'
Friends of .Tersey's Governor
Elect Uollovo Democrats
Could Elect iriin.
tana; Wilbur .1, Marsh, Iowa; Kdward
), Hoffman, Indiana; Clark IIowoll,
Georgia ; Norman K Mack, New York;
Fred B, Lynch, Minnesota; Charles
nooschcnstelu and Mrs. George Bass,
Illinois; 10. II, Moore, Ohio; Arthur F.
TtEMOIOUS auvkrtihesients.
HAI'TIHT.
RGUniOCn AnVnitTIflRMKNTfl.
1IOTII0IIHT KI'IHCOrAL.
INDORSED IN TWO STATES
Omnmings and Tumulty Will
He nt Inaugural Dinner In
Newark Tuesday.
Friends of Oovernor-elect Edward I.
Kdwarda of New Jorsoy are engaged In
organizing n serious movement tb push
him as n candldato for the Democratic
nomination for President on a "wet"
platfprin.
Taking their cue from tho Nebraska
Democrats, who havo ontercd Kdwnrds In
tho primaries there, or possibly following
U an part of a skilfully conceived move
ment, tho New Jersey backers of tho
Clovcrnor began yesterday nn cxtenslvo
rnir.pali.in of publicity for their candi
date. This was Bent out:
"Throughout tho country ho (Kd
wnrds) has becomo known as tho great
est advocate of a man's right to drink
what, where and when ho choses. It Is
a result of this promlnonco that tho
wets' ovorywhero are organizing and
setting up tho Edwards banners. A
moro or less concerted movement is on
foot to mako him a candldato on a 'wet'
platform, thus making the national cam
paign similar to that waged In New
Jersey last fall. Thu 'wets' bcllovo that
with a man of tho Edwards typo leading
In tho fight they will bo able to carry
on to victory and ultimately rescind tho
prohibition amendment to the federal
Constitution."
Friends of tho Governor profess to seo
some Blgnlflcanco In tho fact that Homer
Cummlngs, chairman of tho Democratic
National Committee, and Joseph P.
Tumulty, secretary to tho I'resldcnt,
havo promised to attend tho Edwards
inaugural dinner In tho Robert Treat
Hotel In Newark on Tuesday night.
It was said that the oovernor-elect
had been placed In nomination In Iova
ns well as In Nebraska, mid that ho had
received requests to permit the uso of
his namo In other States with preferen
tial primaries.
It was learned last night on what
corned to be excellent authority that
the conference the Covernor-elect held
Thursday night with his legislative
friends agreed to tho Introduction of a
hill fixing 4 per cent, as the limit of
alcoholic content of "non-Intoxicating"
beverages ln Now Jereey.
Reports had been current that a much
higher limit would ha fixed.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Il'iv.iv nn,! KIM. KlrKfl
Mullen. Nebraska; Dr. John W. Cough PASTORI M HALLEMAN.D.D.
Iln. Massachusetts! Isidore B. Dock nl -".nAI.LCilVlrtnfi.u.
weller and Miss May E, Foy, California; J I A, jr "KEY TO (JOD'H I'liltrOKK IN
John T. Barnett, Colorado; Tatrlck It. T" abb. hah this intkuciiijkcii
Qulnn, Rhode- Island, and Robert II, ""VK.mbnt U)ST Till", KUYT"
Elder, Idaho. 1 , A,r"''Et,' of tiB Hour-, un
A movement to organi-e tno Demo 'Anni.ih'aV hTk Tl a v n hWoniS
cratlo .women of tho country llirough f'liANaciKNiBn ArnnunK? n
an organUatlon to bo known as Women hijoii thino ah " mSioiitaK KOtii?.
DomooratB of America has beon started (Hkistianh oni,y wiix iiavk i.m
by MIm Margaret Vail of the Lea'gue of ?,?,VKlTt?L
Women Yoters, The purpoee of the ? 'itf1,!". Slit '
movement, a outlined In Ita charter, U , " ' w tamtyt
typically feminine, It Is stated thus : '.' H"Jn. te-urr timt tornirnt or
"To Induce every Democrotlo woman to l,Yn!VifhiA
labor constructively for tho upbuilding 't.vmAnn
aim ufucrniciii ui nn iiauj-i uu. m- ""ciiuii mora ninn lauo oi lire.
It Is estimated thut there ire
Fifteen Tho"nnrl Clirjch Letfors
nnuniotrs advertisicmicnt,
I'ltr.SllVTICIlIAN.
LOST .
servo hor own Individual right to cast
her vote for such measures nnd can
dldates as aro Indorsed by her Intellect
and ratified by her conscience; to or
gauUo the Domocratlo women of Amer
ica within tho national Domocratlo
parly, but separate from the men, on a
system modelled somewhat After the
democratic form of government,"
Mrs. George ChlldH Is chairman of
the Women Democrats. Mrs. Lillian
Slro 13 secretary.
Pnstimuterii Reappointed.
Washiwoton, Jan 10, Among
tho
postmaster reappointed to-day by Prca
Ident Wilson are;
William F. Dclaney, New Britain,
Conn, ; Bryan F. Mnhan, New London;
Conn.; Edward M. O'isrien, wateruury,
Conn.; Adolph Lankerlng, Hohoken,
N. J.; Kmll Clroth, Weehawken, N. J.;
Henry Cuenther, Jamostown, N. Y. ;
James T. Welsh, Malone, N. Y. ; Herbert
D. fllblcy, Olean, N, Y and A. 11. corn
wall, Wntcrtown, N. Y.
I . , -
Friday Night, .Tniiuary
"lloolt of Ilutli."
8 o'clock.
FIFTH AVENUE BATIST CHURCH
4 to I Weit 41th Street.
Dr. Cnrnellus Wolfkln at 11 and 4U0.
Buiuliy Hchool, OHO A, M, Men' Class, .140.
Vernier, Jlr. J, Ardroy. flutjecti
"COUUAUB OP CONVICTION."
Women's Clasn, 0i45, lender, Miss Berlin.
Cnnilo. Afternoon service, 4ia0; Young
I'eople's, , 1
within n mile square of
St, Paul's Methodist Kplicopil Church,
seth Street and Weet End Avenue,
While In IHbylon don't hang your
lurp upon the Willows, but
Comr Out nnd He!n
Men's Bible Forum
10 A, M, Kvery flundsy,
Dcftr Formn, Pa will rwnk
fiunday, January ltth,
preparatory to Special IUUiloui
Services January 21st to February 4th.
WomnnNtar.hs.s, 10:15A.M.
ST. PAUL'S METHODIST CHURCH
Uth fltreet nnd West End Avenue.
Key, llnjinon,! I rnrmnn, 1), B, I'anlor,
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH
H. C. Car. 9 5il At Ainilarilnm Ave.
FRANK M. GOODCHILD, D.D., Pastor J 11 -r. Miiiard r,. n'oun-on'.
1ITI. D.... V. I l . York City Boclety.
inu rmjci iui bauuiKK
8 "Vh!eh Is Stronger, the Govern
men! or the Drink Tralllo?"
BRICK CHURCH
Xnrtli ATtnue nnd Thlrty-nerrntli Street.
Mlnlai-n- I William Hrnnn Merrill,
jiiniicri, Th,0ll0PB A,ori Oreene,
n. JIKItllllj, will preach at Jt and 4,
Dlble Hohool at I40.
Oen.ral Illblo lilseuMlnn Clais at 10.
Prof, CIIAULKS T. TICnrtY, Leader,
Touinr Pcoplo's Hoclaty Social and Supper,
DlSO-SiOO.
FIHDAY NOON HOlIll or MlIHC AT 1B.
1'IIKE TO ALL I'ICOI'LE. , ,
American Program, under Clarence, Dick
Inion, orwnlit, aaslsted by Jamea Btanlojf,
".and Han- Krnnold, vloloncelllat.
NOONDAY HEHVICI5 ilally at HHP- ..
FIFTH AVENUE PHESBYTERIVI CHURCH
tlflh Avenue and Flftr-llftli Htreal.
Mlnlatn.Cv- JOHN KKt.MAN, D. D.
'Nev. JAMES PALMRtt, Ph D.
Servleet at U A. M. and 4U0 P. M.
nr. KOI.MAN will preach,
if, 4. Organ Itecllal by I.ynnwood Farnani.
Dlble Sohool at SlJO. Men'a Clan at 10 A. M,
MlJ.Weak Service In the Chapel.
Wedne-dny at I HE P. M
conducted by DIl.KELMAN.
FIRST PFIESBYTEfll AN CHURCH
Old lint, llnivrraltr 1'lnre nnd Midlion
flqnare foundation.
... , f Itn. (ieorira Alexander, D. I).
Mlnlitera , Iter.lMrrr Kmennn Kondlek.D.D.
I lief. Tlmma fliitlirle Sneers.
rJ.?'' In University Place Church, cor,
JOth St., one block enat of Fifth Ave.
. ,.' 'r. Foadlclc will preach.
8 P. M. Mr, BpPer.
rnOTKHTANT KPISCOl'AU. .
St. George's Cfiurch
Hluyveaiint Hnurs
Hth Street, Must of Third Avenue
Itev. KA IlL ItWLAND, D. ec,0
All Seats Free
, A treneral Invitation to lrne JjJ
all neraona lntoreated In St. Oeorie
Its work.
SEBVIOI.B.
fl A. f. TntY-mtinlnn
11 A, M, Mornln Prayer nd Sermon.
Hector of Trinity Pariah, will preacn.
4 r. m.
Special Veaper Service
Special Muilc,
Mrs. LAUIIA TAPP15N SAFl'OrtD,
Vloloncelllat.
Mr, FnlCDKIlIOIC VISTTEIi,
Tenor,
Mr, ' JOHN DIUNKWATEIt
Will read the Scripture Leaaon. ,
Wilt made the Addreai.
P. M, Bvenlnf Prayer and Sermon.
Preacher, Itev. W1LIAM II. aiHI10N3.
IN CITY CHURCHES
Liquor and Economics Among;
Topics to ?o Discussed.
CUMMINGS TO MEET
DEMOCRATS TO DAY
Convention Arrangements to
Be Discussed at Luncheon.
Homer S. Cummlngs, chairman of the
Democratic National Committee, will be
In the cltjMo-day to preside at tho first
meeting of tho committeo on arrange
ments for tne national convention, to bo
held In San Francisco Juno 118, and to
confer with Democratic leaders on the
Ituatlon that confronts the party.
The conferences will be held nt the
National Democratic Club, where a
luncheon will be served for tho com
mitteo on arrangements. This com-
lltteo consists of J. Bruce Kremer, Mon-
rinsT airmen or Mvisn scikxci:,
Waldqrf.Astorla-Thn Iter. V. John Murray
will tmiilc to-morrow nt 11 A. M. on "The
fon'nratlon of Knemy." Organ recital from
ii to Ufli.
foot ncoTtni; pni:.snYTi:niAN ciior.cu,
St. Nlrholai KTeinm anil lllli mrfet-On Tiiei-
day a floral social will lie firm by the Ladles'
Club.
UNITY KOnlKTV. lTntol Alitor nlrhanl
Ljnrh of Koniai City will apeak at 3 o'clock
on "Fearleaaneai." On Wednesday cienlng the
ervlco will be at S o'clock.
MAIIDLE COLLKQIATP. CHUnCH. Fifth
avenue at Twentv-nlnth atrret-At 11 A. M. Br.
David Jamea Ilurivll, paster, will snenk on
"The Ilaren nnd thn I)nvi"! at a P. M. Dr.
Daniel A. Pollnir. n-sm-lato rrescher, on
"Every Man to UIh Own."
COLLEtllATC CIIUIICII, West Und aTenue
at Serenty-MVenth street The Itev. Henry
Evertson Cobb, I). I) , will preach at tl A M.
and 1:30 P. M. The choir will ring selections
from tho compositions of Horatio V. Parker.
ST. PAUL'S C1IAPKI Columbia Univer
sity The Iter. William H. P. I'aunce, presi
dent of Jlrown University, will preach nt the
4 P. M. service. Prof, Walter Henry Hall will
direct the music.
WlOAPWAY rnUHIIYTElUAN" CHURCH.
rerner 114th street "Christian Socialism" will
ne tne subject ior to-morrow at 11 o'clock
Dr. lluchanan will also preach both mornlng
aiut eveninc.
SECOND PItESnYTr.RIAN CHUnCH. Cen
tral Park at Nlnety-slith ' tnt llr, ltobert
nation win preacn at .11 on "roe Heat Loved
Uook In the lllhlr," and ln the evening at 8
on rne nrst Musician." ,
CENTRAL BAPTIST CIIUltCH. Amsterdam
avenue at, Mnetr-second street me Ilev. r. M.
(loodchlld will preach at 11 on "The 1'rarer for
Laiiorprs, ana at s on "watra ii stronser,
tne liovcrnmcnt or ine urini: 'irainrr '
NEW CHl'IlCH (Sedenlmrsl:i.i). East Thlr.
ti nri i street -The iter, raul Miorry of Wash
ington, 1). C. will preach ln tho inornlnj en
"X Modern Ezeklel " Mr. Sperry t the sec
retary or tno M-w tnurcn noara or nonic and
Forelirn Missions.
MItS. MAltY CHAriN. Hotel Commodore
"llrlvlii; Powers" will bo the subject of ad
dress to morrow at 11 o'clock
MOUNT MORRIS BAPTIST CHURCH
Mb Ar bet. lldtli nnd l.Ttii Sta.
REV. ALLYN K. FOSTER, D.D.,
11 A. M, "The Oonpel for an Ao of He
. . construction."
S I. M. "The Originality of Jesus."
CALVAHY IIAPTIHT CIIUIICII,
JJest 57th .St., Ilet. th nnd 7th Aves.
1IKV, JOHN ItOACH NTUATON, I). I.
10:3U "The Whole Hlble, from Uenula to
Hi-velntlon, a Textbook on the Sec
onil Comlns of Our Lord."
i :IS "The Other Ood: or, The Menace of
Mammon Worship In New York."
.MADISON AVENUI! 1IAPTIST rilUltCII,
MADISON AVE.N'UK, COII. J1ST ST.
ltey. r.eorire Caleb Moor, I). l Pattor.
i' -Vi "The Divine Awnkenlne."
H I . M. T. hTEl'HEN'H, VIENNA.
. . "Tli Milestone of Moalrntlem,"
10 A.M., MRN'M CUtHH.Hev.A.T. llrooka.
JUDSON SIKJIoniAL, Wnahlnaion Square.
'V.,WY PKTTY. pastor.preaches 11 A. M.,
' Tahini- dod'. Klnrdom by Violence"; i
' 'The Know Queen," eecond In aerlea
on "Manhood's Truths from Chlldhood'e
Tn ! "
S P. SI. "The Tlltnirn nf Yestenlav.'
7145-Orrnn Itecltnl. Chas, Albert Halter,
10 A, M. Men'a Forumi Dr, Korman.
GRACE, WEST 104th ST.
11 A. M "A Spiritual Dlaenosla." 7MB
P. M Hon. William Amos, member N. Y.
Assembly, will apealt on the suspension of
the five SoClallsta In Albany! also Oospel
Measate by Dr. Harrla and a motion picture.
CALVARY METHODIST CHURCH
, l.DTII ST. AND 7TH AVKNUK.
Mlnlater In Charge. Rev. II. INC11IAM, D.D.
11 A. M. "Prayer"! 8 P. M. Ilev. Samuel
M, Zwemer, D. D. of Egypt.
NORTH
Smith, D. D.
I'ltESIlYTEnlAN ciiunou,
B.S West lMtll St.
Itov, John It. Mackay, D. I);.
I.t. IV t'n.ln-. 11 A. M,
and S P, M., nev. J. llltchlo
WF1T PMI. PIIEWIIYTKIIIAN.
WE.9I tlMU Amterdam,Cor.tO.MIi,
ftev. A. HDWIN KEIOWIN, Pastor.
11 and 8 Wm. Neely Itoss preaches.
P, M. -"The Day of 'Small Thlnn."
Madison Avenue Church, 60th SI.
Dr. RALPH W. KOCKMAN, Tastor.
II "The Crusade oX Compassion."
I "Tho Cost of a Oenerous Life."
0 P. M. Social Hour 13. Oraham Wilson,
OLD JOHN STREET
Mother Church of American Methodism,
Ancient Shrine attraeta world-wide visitor",
nev. L. It. STllEETEIt, D.D., Iland7i30.
Washington Heights Ilnptlst Church,
146th St. and Convent Ave.
Itev. HAROLD PATTISON. D. D.
11 A. M. "Why They Could Not."
8 P. M, "Joan of Arc."
ST. JAMES, Mndlson Ave. ltflth St.
. DIl. MARSHALL at 11 and 8.
8 P. M. "Tho Handwrltlnu on the WalL"
Motion Picture, Natural Colors,
"A Day with John Hurroughs,"
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
-.f.7..!?.;" are MA ln 'he following
CIIKI8TIAN 8CIKNOK CUUIICHKS
Sundavs, II A. U. and I 1. ii,
v, . .Wednesdaya. 8 P. JI.
First Cliurch-Centrsl Tark West 4 SCIh St.
aeeona church ntmt p.rt r.i x .e.i. a,
Third Church-Ith Rl. A Madison Ave.
E??'1 PhO'cli-lTlth St. ft Ft. Wafhlnaton Ava,
Flf h Church-Aeolian Ccnc. Hall, 34 W. 43d St.
Sixth Churii-1M5 Anthony Av Bronx.
Seventh r'nrrh-mth St., east of nroadway,
Sunday, 11 A. M. and 4:30 P. M.
Elehth Chnrrh lei r..t t:m. im.i
Ninth Church-Park Avenue Hotel, 4th Ave. nt
83rd Ht
Tenth Church-SIT West 57th Street.
uirTFnin t,nnrrn, saw llrlics nv., 11 A. M.
1WIKK IIKAIU.M) nOOM. II W. 4M it
m vy Tire Climns beiore driving over c 'Ii
III llui$: wet-slippery -skiddy streets gambles i ' I
iwliBaPSauffi wth liis life and the lives of others. ' I
BANDITS OF HAYTI
Casualties Two
Privates Wounded.
1
Cordon S(DlIworth
Real
ObangeMaimaiade
ti-
1
Don't tilt the dice-box with Fate don't pit your skill
against the Skid that lurks at every turn o the wheel,
when streets are wet and treacherous.
No matter how skillfully and carefully you may drive,
you and your passengers are in imminent danger when the
rain whips streets into black deadly skidways unless your
wheels are equipped with
Weed Anti-skid Chains
For Dependable Security
Give your Weed Tire Chains a chance to perform their
mission. Don't leave them in the garage or tool box put
them on the tires. Only a moment of your time and their
steel forged protection will bo securely chaining your car
to safety. '
Weed Chains are also made to meet the demand for
an efficient traction and anti-skid device for trucks
equipped with single and dual solid tires or with
the very large pneumatic tires. They are so
constructed that they satisfactorily meet the require
ments of heavy truck service in mud, sand or snow.
American Chain Company, Inc.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURES
Tdl! to iltltwie, u follow:
Second Church, 68th Rt, ami Central Park
West, by Mr. John lUml.ill Dunn, C.S.H..
Thursday and Friday evenlnBS. January
!M and 23rd, at S o'cldck.
CONGREfiATlOVAT..
ST. ANDRKWS METHODIST CIIUIICII
7Clh Hlreet nnd Columbus Avenue,
ALLAN MAC ROSSIK, Minister.
11 "The Church and Modern Miracles."
S "Onp Hundred Per Cent. Christian."
METROPOLITAN TEMPLE, 11 St. 7 At.
Ilev. JOSEPH W. CHA8EY, B.O.. Minister.
11 A M "Will ii Man Rob Ood7"
8 P. M. "Prohibition nnforcement."
NEW CHURCH (STTKDKNnOBGlAXl.
BROADWAY
I'HESUVTKHIAN CHURCH,
Broadway and 114th Street.
nor. WALTER DUNCAN DUCIIANAN, D. .
Minister, will preach, H A. M. and t P. U.
RUTGERS raS5S52E,A5 JM
The Pastor, nev, DANIEL HUHMELL, I.
.. wi preacn at. ii a. m.
8. P. M. "Negro Spirituals," by Hampton
Institute Quartette.
FT-. WASHINGTON Sffi "
11 A. M Rev. Cnlvln H. French, D. D.
P. M. Mr. Donald O, Atwell and Mr.
Ralph C. Walker of New York University.
FOURTH PRESHVTERIAN CHURCH
West End At.. 01t 8trs4
Edfor Whllakrr Work, D. D., Pastor.
11 A, M. Rev. JOHN A. MARQUIS, D. D.
8 P. M, Rev. MAURICE S. WHITE.
St. Nicholas Avo.
141st Ht. and
Rt. Nlrhnln- Air.
Mlnlater, Rev. Elliott W. llrown. . II.
Services 11 A. M. and t P. M.
FORT GEORGE 8t'nntt hT'
11 Lyman R. Hartley, M. A., Minister,
preaches. 8 Dr. Royal S. Copeland.
NEW CHURCH
35th St., lift. Park nnd Letlnaton AT,f
itei, .ii i.i, k. SJllTH, imator.
Sunday School, 10sl5 A. M. Service, 11.
Rev. Pnul Sperry of Washington, D. C
will preach. Subject:
A MODERN EZEKIEL
Mr. Bpcrry l tho Executive Secretary of
the Now Church Hoard of Home and
Foreign Missions.
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church,
Northeast Comer 78d Ht.
11 A. M. Right Rev, Chaa. It, llrent, D. D.
4:S0 P. M. Rev. Paul D. Moody.
8 P. M. Henry Sloane Coffin, D. D.
,WESTPARK PHESI1YTERIAN CHURCH,
Amsterdam Avenue and Sflth Street.
Rev. ANTHONY II, EVANS, I). ., Pastor.
DR. EVANS will preach 11 A. M. and 8 P. M.
Evening subeet: "The Dully Christian."
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
1IROOKLYM.
LROADWAY TABERNAriE
IinOADWAY AMI 56TII STItnr.T
Pastor Dr. Jeffersnn Preaches 11 und S
S P M.
"THE GOOD NEWS"
THE CHAPEL OP THE INTERCESSION
(Trinity Parish), Broadway nnd 155th St.
Rev. M. II. Gates, D. D., Vicar. 8 and
8:45 A. M., Holy Communion. U :45. Sunday
School. 11 A. M., Morning Prayer and
Holy Communion. 4 P, M., Popular Ves-
Uronklrn opl-r of tha Netr Church. ' Pers. Polish Mualc. sir. Thaildeus Wron-
Monroo rhice. corner Clark Street. ek, baritone, will sing "Nla Opua.c-atnas."
Take Intcrborough Subway to Clark Street. f"c ent! "Serdeczna Matkp, ' Ancient!
Sunday School at 10 A. M. Service nt I ' Swlety Doie," Ancient. Mr. Leo ItlgB.
1 1 A M ' recital organist, will play "Festlv-1 March,"
Mr. A. Dlephula oX th'o New Church Theo- yo"kow"k11;.,vAllrto'"..CAoplV: "JitIoU''i"
loglc-il School wilt preach. P?d"w,l!kl: N'ctu. c'"Pn' Th,e P?1'
Subject. "Our Standard of Judgment." "tlonal Anthem. "Tesze-e Polska
i Meiglnela," will bo sunp, 8 P. St., Mu-
NEW TIIOUC.HT. ' alcal Service. Choir of fifty, assisted by
.Mr. .Max uianon, violinist; .Mr. liana ivro
nold, relllit, and MIsh Mary Seller, harpist.
sr. Doium's i)Nrci
FIFTH AVKNUB AND ISO ST.
Rev. ERNEST M. STIRDS, D. D., Rector.
8 A. M. Holy Communion. , .
II Morning Service and Sermon (Rector),
4 P. M. Evensong and Addreas (Rector).
8 P. M. Hour of Organ Music.
Crittttw dlwrdi
HROADWAY AND WALL ST.
7, I and 0 Holy Communion.
0130 .Morning Trayer,
II Holy Communion und Sormon.
3130 Choral Evensong and Berinon.
HEATH FREE.
CHRIST CHURCH
Ilrondivuy
nt 71st Hired.
Tho Ilev. JOHN It. ATKINSON. Rector.
Services; 8:10 and 11 A. M. and 8 and 9
P. M. 8 P. St., Rev. O. A. Cantensen
reaches. V, Illustrated lecture, "The Far
firracl
5aat."
ST. IGNATIUS
Itev. WILLIAM PITT McCUNE. Hector.
Masses, 7, 8, 8:30, 11.
Veapera and Ilenedlctlon, 4,
REFORMED CIIUltCH IN AMERICA.
MANHATTAN CHURCH J.tSf
11 Rev. Lyniun Abbott, D. D.
DIVINE SCIENCE.
First Church of Divine Fcience
Orand Ball Room, Waldorf-Astoria
Services, Sunday, 11 A. M.
REV. W. JOHN MURRAY. Paitar
"THE CONSERVATION OF ENERGY."
uiDle Clas- at 9 45 A. M. promptly.
Sunday School at 11 A. M.
DltClPLES Or CHRIST CHRISTIAN'.
ANNIVERSARY GATHERING
CHURCH OF LIFE AND JOY
FULTON THEATRE
46th St.. Just west of Broadway
Sunday Afternoon, January IS. 3:15.
Mr. Eusene Del'MSr, Chairman.
Srecia! A "dress by HARRY (A E,
Minister of the Churches of Life and Joy
of New York anil Washington, D. C.
THE fiEW AND FERFE3T WAY
LIFE, JOY AND ABUNDANCE.
The public are cordially Invited.
St. Bartholomew's Church
Park Avenue and Slat St.
Rev LEIGHTON PARKS. I). D i Rector.
S-30 A. M. Holy Communion.
11 A. M. Morning Prayer and Sermon.
Dr. LEIOHTON PARKS will preach.
3 P. M. Sunday School.
1:30 P. M Choral Even-Song (Cantata:
uou oo ixivoa tne worm." men) And Ad
dress. Treacher, Rev. PAUL O. FAVOUR.
CENTRAL
IIRISTIAN
iiritfir
145 West gist Street.
Dr. Finis Idlem.iu, Pastor,
Prp.ichei nt 11 a r
S Stereopllcon Lecture, "Mi o'clock
iinisiie Around tne World."
ETHICAL CULTURE.
THE SOCIETY IOR ETHICAL CTI.fifiti:
of New York. Founded 1S76.
CENTRAL PARK WEST AND flITII ST,
Sunday morning, dun. '18, at 11 o'clock.
Speaker DR. FELIX ADLER.
Subject: "ThO Danger In tho Headlong
Movement Against the Itidlcala."
Sunday eienlng, .Inn 18, ut 8 o'clock.
Speaker: Jlr. ALFRED W. M 1RTIN.
Subject: "Stephen Prophet 4: rrotomurtyr."
The Public Are Invited.
dTTODBNOMINATIONAI,
CHURCH OF LIFE AND JOY
HARRY GAZE, Hotel Astor, Sunday, 11:13.
Subject- "The Cultivation of Intuition."
To-night, S 15, Leaguo for the Larger Life,
222 West 72d Street.
Subject: "Spiritual and Mental Chemistry."
UNITY SOCIETY OF
PRACTICAL
rilHISTIANITT
Hotel Astor, Broadway and 44th Street.
RICHARD LYNCH of Kansas City,
Sunday, 3 P. M.
"Fearlessness." Also Wednesday, S P. M.
Soloist. Mme. Josephine Hettinnetta.
Cathedral of St. John the Divine
Amsterdam Avenue nnd llltli Street
S A. M. The Holy Communion.
10 A. M. Morning Prayer.
11 A. M. Preacher. DEAN ROIITJIN'R.
4 P. M. Service for Church Temperance
Foclety.
(Addresses by Rev, J. V. Chalmers and
wm. J. t-ciiienenn, Esq.)
Dally Services. 7:30 A. M. ; 6 P. M, (choral
except .Monday anfl Saturday).
MRS. MARY CHAPIN
Commodore Hallroom, 11 o'clock.
"Driving Powera." All Welcome.
" RELIGION AND HUslNESS,
Hotel McAlpIn (Green Room). 11:15,
THEODORE O. NORTHRUP,
Tho Business Man and Wonder of the JOth
Century.
Subject: "All Is Good: There Ib no Evil."
CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION
Madison Avcnus and 33th Street.
The Rev. Horace Percy Sllier, Kertor,
8 A. M., Holy Communion.
9:30 A. M.. Sunday achool.
Morning Prayer. Sermon (Rector).
4 P. M. Choral Evensong
OTHER SERVICES.
All Angels' Church
! WEOT END. AVE. AND 81ST STREET.
Rev. S. Do I.ancey Toivnseiul, I). 1)., Rector,
iiuiy communion 8 A. ill.
Morntnc Prayer and Sermon,
(Rev. Carroll Perry) 11A, M.
Evensonc (Rev. W. J. D. Thomas). I p. M.
Strangers Welcome.
BRIDGEPORT cy CONNECTICUT"
Largest Chain Manufacturers in tho World
Tht Oomptttt Chain Line - All Tvptt. All Slat. AU Flnitka
Inn Plumtttt' SoMv CAain ( SMpt' Anchor Chain .
Qaaml Sales Ofiea CjTa.d &atral Terminal, Nsw York Clry
District Sole Office-1
Bostoa Chleafo Ffalladelf h!a
Plttsbnrl, Portland, Or. BanFraaeiieo
iW
NEW YORK CITY
TABERNACLE
!4th St. and Sth Ave. O.H.Mclnardl.Supt.
Sunday 10:r, A, , :S0 S
LYELL M. RADER
Chicago. 111.
.Monday 7:i5 '. J.
Dr. J. Gregory Mantle,
Missionary Training School
Tuesday 7;j5 P. M.
Rev. J. C. Massee, D. D.,
Daton. Ohio
Wednesday, 7:S P. M.
Rev. WM. ALLAN,
.'Metropolitan Tabernaclo
Thi., Fri, Sat. 7:1,5 P. M.
Sun. A J, and Ere.
Dr. A. C. DIXON,
London Eng.
inliirtv wclroiin. Hrlns n rrVmv
Broadhursf Theatre
44th St., West of Broadway.
I Sun. Ee., Jan. ISth, at S o'clock.
"CHRISTIAN ,
SCIENCE"
DISSECTED!
I Tho Illblo and Mrs. Eddy vs. "Ed
dylm." Elmer E. Frankr, Jr.,
Speaker of tho Educational Illblo
Lcctuio Campaign conducted by
Pastor
E. E. Fraike, Sr.
NOTE!!
Mr. Franko ln-
iltea any prac
titioner, "lec
turer or leader of
'Christian Sci
ence" to speak 15
minutes 18:15 to
8:30) In defenco
f of "Christian
Science."
SEATS
FREE I
I Quest lon.i Answered. DoorsOpcn 7IM
CHURCH OF THE HEAVENLY REST
I I flh Me., above 45th M.
REV. HERBERT SHIPMAN. RECTOR
Will Preach at 11 A. M. on
"LOYALTY"
S P. Jt., Evening Servlcf, with tho
. GLORIA TRUMPETERS
CALVARY CHURCH Ji.ftj
Rcr. THEODORE MElRiWK'K. D I).. Rector."
S and 10:15 Holy Communion.
11 and 8 (Tho Rector).
THE CHURCH
and the
BETTER LIFE
The Church is a stepping
stone to the HIGHER LIFE.
The Collegiate Church invites
you to worship.
THE MIDDLE CHURCH
2d Av. and 7th Ht.
Rev. Edffar Franklin Ramie, Minister,
will preach at 11 A. M. and S P. M.
THE MARBLE CHURCH
t!th Ave. and 29th St.
Rev. David James Burrell, D. D.. Min
ister, will preach at 11 A. M.
Subject: "Tho Raven nnd tho Dove."
Dr. Daniel A. Poling at S 1. M.
Subject: "Every Man to His Own."
THE CHURCH OF ST. NICHOLAS
5th Avo. and 48th St.
Malcolm Jamea MacLeod, Minister.
Dr. MacLeod preachea at 11 and 8.
Evcnlns Subject: "Amid the Enclrcllnc
Oloom."
THE WEST END CHURCH
West End Ave. nnd 77th fitreet.
Rev. Henry Evertson Cobb.D.D.. Minister,
will preach at 11 A. M. and 4:30 p. M.
At 4: JO P. M, Special Music, Selections
from the worka of Horatio W, Parker.
7:30 P. M. Young Pcople'a Society.
THE FORT WASHINGTON CHURCH
Port Washington Ave. and 181st St.
Rev. Irvine H. Hers, D. D., .Minister,
will preach.
II A. M. "Made In lierniany."
' S P. M. "Aro Wo Christians?"
All Seats Free.
REFORMED CHURCH OP HARLEM,
Lenox Avenue and 133rd Street.
Rev. EDO All TILTO.V. Jr., D. D., Minister.
11 A, M., Rev. Edgar Franklin Romlg.
8 P. M.. Dr. Tllton will preach.
Orace Reformed Church, 7th Ave. and
54th St. Rev. J, H, DURYEE, D. ., Min
Ister, will preach. Service 11 o'clock.
81'IRITItAl.ISM.
CHURCH OF DIVINE INSPIRATION,
Carnegie Hall (Chapter Room),
57th Street nnd 7th Avenue.
Rev. E. Augusta Monroe Hnnd, Moderator.
Speaker. Sunday Eve.. Mrs. A. Gabriel.
Messages. Mrs. 11. Thompson.
Services, Tuesday. 8 P. M.; Friday. 3 P. M.
Genealogical Hall, ISO W. 5Sth St.
FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH
153 E. 38th St., Nenr 3rd Av.
SUNDAYS AT 8 P. .M.
Mrs. M. V. Williams, Inspirational Speaker.
Good Mediums. All Welcome.
LEARN THAT.P1RITS COMMUNICATE
l-ptrltunl and Ethical Society, 113 V. 123th.
Helen Temple Urlgham. Morning and eve
ning! Evening theme, "Christ in Us."
THEOSOPHY
At J28 Ilroadway
N'. Y. Lodge, T. S., Founded 189T.
International President, Mrs. Annie Ueaant.
MR. E. W. MUNSON
National Lecturer Theosophlcal Society.
Sunday, Janilary 18th, 8:13 P. M.
"How Many Lives Have You Lived"
.Stereopllcon Illustrations.
FREE PUBLIC CLASSES:
Tuesday, ! P. M Question Class. Thursday.
8:13 P. M., Elementary Thcosophy. Friday.
8:lo P. M Advanced Thcosophy.
Lending Library
TIIEOSOP1IICA1..
CHINATOWN
Rescue Coclety,
Old Chinese Theatre,
3-7 Doyers Street.
Wlds Awake Gospel Service Nightly 10 P. it.
THOMAS J. NOON AN'. Superintendent.
ST. JAMES' CHURCH,
Mudlon Aieime and 71st Street.
Rev. PRANK WAltriEl.H Cttort DUlt, Rector,
8 A. M., 11 A. M. (RECTOR): 4 P. M.
(Itov. UKUHUI'J V. UIl'KKY).
ASCENSION "ysftTO"
Rev. Dr. PERCY STICKNEY GRANT, Rector.
II --tiniigiuenmeni (ur. ut(A. l.
4 Music: Cesar Franck'a "Beatitudes."
8 Forum: SIDNEY A. REEVE.
"The Evolution of Social Crises."
ST. AONES'S CHAPEL. Trinity Parish,
rv Uiu tii.rn, iirnr .fllurnoil AVe.
The Rev. W. W. BELLINGER, D. D., Vicar.
7:30 nnd 9 Holy Communion.
10- Mornlns Prayer, Youn? Men'a Rlblo Claas.
11 Litany Holy Communion. Sermon.
3:43 Sunday School and Bible Claeses.
t Evening Prayer and Brief Address.
OTHER SERVICES BROOKLYN.
THE BEACON LIGHT MISSION ..
plcea of Nat. Hlble Inst.), at 233') Third
Avenue, near 128th Street, will observe Its
27th Annlveraary from Sunday. Jan. n ,
Tuesday, Jan. 20. Speakers: Don O. sfiel-'
ion, 1-ri-i.iueiit i-ui. jiiuio insiitute. Sunday
at 8 P. XL: the v. a. P. Falrbnnkt former
Hunt.. Monday. 8 P. M.: Cnm-n-ii' v'i.
Tuesday, 8 P. it, Adult Bible class. Vni
II. Fortune, Teacher. Sundays at 2:30 and
Mondays at 8 V. M. 1 u
JEWISH.
TEMPLE IIETH-EL.
Sth Ave. nt 76th St.
SUNDAY SERVICE 11 A. M.
Discourse by Rev. s. SCHULMAN
"SEEKING TUB DEAD ON BEHALF
OF THE LIVING."
ALL ARE WELCOME.
SIR ALFRED OAUL'S
"THE HOLY CITY"
Dlrle Howell Robert Qualt
Mary Kent ArHnir MIddleton
Marie Miller
A. Y. Cornell. Organist nnd Director
Chorus of 20 Voices
CHURCH OF THE PILGRIMS
SUNDAY', JAN, 18, AT 7:43 T. M.
Henry and Remsen Sts.. Brooklyn.
Two blocks from Borough Hall Station
of both East and West Sldo Subways.
Rev. Richard Roberta will preach
at 11 A.M. nnd 1:13 P. M.
Solo Quartet and Chorus Choir at both
Services. Seats Free.
FREE SYNAOOUUE
CARNEGIE HALL, Sunday .Morning, 10-43
DR. WISE
"IS FREEDOM FREE IN AMERICA'"
ALL ARB WELCOME
CHURCH OF ST. MARY THE VIIImTnT"
139 W. ISth St.. Rev. J. O. II. HARRY, D.D.,
Rector. Iuv Masses, 7:30, '8:15; Children's
Mass, 9: High Mass and Sermon i Rector),
10:43:Vespers nlid Sermon (Dr. Dolanv),
i: Friday, at 8 P. M., Ilenedlctlon of the
miany, ana sermon
Blessed Sacrament,
(Rector)
CHURCH OF THE HOLY COMMUNION.
Sltth Aenne und 20IIi Street.
8 A. M. Holy Communion.
11 A. M. Preacher, Rev. Dr. Mottet.
12 M. Holy Communion.
8 P. M. Preacher. Ilev, Dr. Mottet.
Thro.ophlcul Society tlndeDondent) 121
W. 5ith St. Public lecture Sunday evening,
8:15. "Psychlenl Experiments of French
scientists.- Kduam Herrmann.
UNITARIAN. ZZZf
THE COMMUNITY CHURCH
11 A. M. New Amsterdam Theitre.
JOHN HAYNES HOLMES,
"REPRESSION THE ROAD TO
REVOLUTION."
1:15 p. M. Forum P. S. 27.
4 2d Nt. nnd 3d A v..
Mil. HOLMES. "ARE SOCIALISTS
AMERICANS?"
10 A. XL New Amsterdam Theatre,
HARVEY DEE HROWN,
"Psychoanalytic Studies: Jesus and John."
11 S'lJttlfi at2oth"strest.8
r4..i Founded 1819
Dr. WILLIAM L. SULLIVAN, Mlnlater.
Service at 11 A. M.
"THE SPIRIT'S ADVENTURE"
will bo Dr. SULLIVAN'S subject.
A CORDIAL WELCOME TO ALL.
This la a Church of tho free spirit, dedl
cated to religion, but not to a formula.
BROOKLYN UN ITA Ill.VN.
Unitarian Prrnehlnz
CHURCH OF THE SAVIOi R, Ilrookhn
Plerrepont St. & Monroe PI., 11 .. ji.
Rev. JoJin II. Lathrop.
A TONIC FOR THE TIME.
Come and worship here.
GRACE CHURCH,
Ilroadway and 10th Street.
Rev. Charles Lewis Slattery, D. D fU'tor,
itnlv Communion . t
Service and Sermon (Tho Rector).. 11 A.M.
EvensongOtev.Prnf.R. H. Pomerov) 8 P.M.,
BNIVERSALIST.
St. John The Evangelist
Hth St.
W. of 7th .!.
Ilev. juti. a. jul.. itecior.
A Negro choir (80 voices) will sing at 8 P. M.
Temple Emanu-EI, Sth Ave. anil 13d St
Sunday, 11:15, Dr, Joseph Silverman on
"Liberty and Law." All welcome.
LUTHERAN.
AM
Ilev. Augustus Stelmle, D.D.
Ilroadway at tlrd St.
Scrvlcea 11 and 8.
. CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITBl
(Sth Street and Central Park WestT
11 A. M. Sermon by Dr. Chaa. J. Smith.
I P. M. Dr. Milton S. Llttlefleld.
Illustrated lectufa" on Armenia.
FRESRYTERIA N.
! Church of Zion & St. Timothy
1 3:H Wet 37th street.
Rev. Frederick llurgen. Jr.. D. II., Rector.
. . 11. (Itertnr) ft I Rev. Wm .! While).
T. Central Park West & 76!?.St.
I JOSEPH FORT NEWTON,.
Will Preach
Sunday Morning at 11 o'clock.
Quartet and Chorus. Vl.dtors Welcome.
?.ST.
VEI.ANTA.
CENTRAL I'nESUYTERIAN CHITRCH, I
V-l." " -.Mndlson Ave. and S7h it. ' i
Vedantn Society, 117 W. 7;d. Snaml Hod
hananda. "H.ivu I a Soul or Am 1 a Soul."
3 P. M.
Y. M. v. A.
ST PAUL'S CIUPEL. j
Ilroadway and Full ill Street. i
irwi-plt i M.rilXMS 11 It VI.-
Kav.Wilton IMarla-h r Itn. O.U.,r,uln 8, 10:30 (Vicar). '. . rt Burton. S.M.J.E. 4:00 P M "ublk lnltcd t u. n Dram
rr iraun . a. , ,,, uiria-lor. ''J- ; 'I'HK KTKKAAI II K I, IFF
tioeiiience 10 uiw ineiiornrr stone of tho , ,.., m Tin: TltANsi u:i;i: atihv
"'l""r- I V .-v. . . o.l. ill llr llOI lIHTO V ..,.,'
.lUMMU.IU. Ha I. 11 A .M.
11 Sermon (Rector) and HALL'S MASS.
4 Evensong: Harnby'a "Orace of Ood."
I Sermon (Fr. Davis) and Compline.
4130 P. M. Rev. ROBERT SI'EER. D D
aunday School, s:43 A. it. '
Young Feople'a Meeting, 8 P. M.
Wednesday. 8 P. M Devotional Meellnr.
HARLEM Rev. Frederick W. Ems, D.D.
NEW-YORK p"toT- a. v. "Jewish or
ueaui." i r. si. Dr. John A.
ST. MATTHEW'S ''VhlN,1-
Rev. ARTHUR H. JU1X1E. D. p.. Rector.
a hi. iri. Muiiu r.r ii an iiu raiuL'iieuiiii tt i.aaL aim rna
Marauls: "Alaska." Illustrated. , ftervica dlrin le dlmanchs a 10:30 du miin
ut. uorni iars west ai u.a ou I Rev, A. v, Vi iiimejer, itecieur.
6lh SI. nnd I.clnKtiin Avo V M C A.
DR. FRANK CRANE-
4 PM. W. Side Y.?t.C A 311 W. 67 st. Men only.
HROOKLYN W M. C A.
OR. S. PARKES CADMAN
"Present-Day Heathens."
Bedford Br. Y.M.C A., 1121 Bedford Av., BTtlyn.
aunday 1:30 P. M. Men Only. Fr.e.
Oreateat Men's Meeting In Oreater N. T.
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