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uses Il only In creams. candies and cake
where lts delicious favor Is not hidden.
The following Is an excellent rule for
maple ice cream: Let two cupSlls % milk
come 20 the boiling point Mix threo or
four beaten egg yoIks gradually with some
OF the milk and then stir Il into the rest.
Melt a cup and a half OF maple sugar.
Add Il 20 tire boiling hot milk and egss.
STIR the mixture a minute and then remove
Il from the IRE. ADD q pint 81 rich cream,
and when Il becomes cold freeze Il I'm the
usual way.
Maple sauce that viii harden into a
thin coating when poured over ice cream,
instead Of remaining liquid. as most maple
sauces Of this kind do. is prepared as fol-
lows: Boil a cupful o. thin cream with q
pound OF maple sugar and one rounded
spoonful OF butter, without stirring. until Il
forms a soft ball In cold water. Keep the
pan containing the sauce In hot water on
the back Of the stove until ready 20 serve
II Is better 20 use this sauce with a va
nilla cream that has been prepared with
only half the usual amount OF sugar II a
liquid sauce Is desired add a very little
hot water 20 the mixture before serving.
With the addition o. a few minced nuts
this sauce becomes the popular maple
sundae.
A maple mousse is made by adding just
enough maple syrup 20 some stiff. beaten
cream 20 favor Il and then freezing q. II
win generally be better grained Il not
stirred even with a spoon.
Maple BavRFian cream Is a particularly
delicious dessert az this season. when new
maple sugar can be obtained. The recipe
calls for q pint % rich milk. me yollzs Of
] . 81 ~ kana 81
crushed maple sugar and an ounce o. gran
ulRted gelatine. or enough 20 stiren the
liquid when chilled Put the milk into a
double boiler 20 come 90 the boiling point.
he6t the yOlks ~ the eggs and stir them
slowly into The boiling hot milk Beat the
mixture hard for a moment or two 90
prevent cUrdling. When the eusfard coats
the spoon slightly remove q and set a. on
tie ne back Q, the stove; Pour over the gel1,.
The maple sugar and then stir n into the
boiling hot cuSfard. Now ade the gelatino
and remove q from the ere instantly.
mould and set Il on See 90 harden. When
hard turn u on 20 q platter and garnish
Il with uRsEeetened. partly whipped cream
mont housewives USED 90 like 20 prepare
Cor young folk IN spring. They are made
s.Ins sps sus S,o hFS 4,n. into pieces
Maple cookies are also Delicious. Cream
.s S'S St sg asT ana e s6 e q Si
crushed maple sugar, a cupful % water
and two teaspOOnfuls Of soda, sifted with
enough -four 90 make a batter that can
be rolled out and cut into cookies II the
maple sugar is very hard and does not
crufnble easily use warm water instead OF
cold Bake in very hot oven. As they
bake fhe maple sugar win melt gradually
and run through the dough IN streaks-
Shaved maple sugar whipped into a cup
ful % rich cream makes delightful pud-
ding sauce for almost any delicate vanilla
pudding. u is also an acceptable addition
90 a dish Of vanilla ice cream. 20 the filling
Of a charlotte russo or o. = whipped cream
layer cake.
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GENERAL ITEMS or THE WEEK.

Tomorrow Is Palm Sunday. As Lent has
besS more widely observed this wear tban
ever before. so among non-ritualistte
churches there is noted an Increasing num-
Der of services appropriate 20 the sunday
before Easter. Among the churches an
nouheins special services are: 81
Thomass. singing Of Macfarlane's eantats.
The Message from the Cross" An the
afternoon: Church OF the Incarnation AZ a
D. m. the oratOrio OF The Seven Last
Words: Church Of the HOLY Communion.
sermon by Dr. MOttet IN the evening on
Jesus and Him Crucihed". All Angels.
singing OF StaineT's "Cruciixion" "a 4
D. m. sermon By Canon Douglas In the
evening; Chapel Of the lntercession. special
music az all services, Church 81 the Heav-
emily Rest special music morning ana even
ting. DF. Robert r. \. Pierce. Of the Sec
Ond Baptist Church. will preach IA the
morning on ''Unending Hosannas." Cal
vary will hold special Palm Sunday services
IA the morning. AZ plymouth Church DR.
Hil;is viii preach Palm Sunday fermon.
taking as hts subject The Coming Victory
es Christianity" DT. Macarthur Will speak
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Among the new ornaments for the hair
pearls and diamonds are 20 play an impOr-
tant part. A double row OF pearls termi-
mating IN a cabochon az the left side is one
form they have taken. Another % 4 dia-
mOnd brooch or barette used 20 fasten a
large flower behind the ear-such as a rose.
q gaFdenia or an Annunciation lilly. The
hair Wreaths OF smaller flowers. such as
wood ViOlets. wild roses or peach blossoms,
ere studded with mock diamonds or rhine
stones. With the Chantecler vogue the
fashion OF wearing feathers IN the hair Is
coming 20 tho fore Rgain-nOt only modest
little aisnettes, osprey or ostrich tips. but
lowing plumes and sweeping cock feathers
are being worn BY some. A recent illustra-
tlOn from Paris shows a young girls head
completely covered with a hlue-srcen cock.
the head az which peers saucily out az the
world from this vantage point On both
sides the plumase falls over the wear
er's hair, even covering her ears, ana On
the hack the cocks tail sways dehantly in
the siF
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NOW A LUXURY
Maple Sugar, Once Despised,
Is Much Priced To-day.

IL is hard 20 realize to-day that there
was once a time when real maple sugar
was not a luxury. but so abundant that ~
was considered cheap suhstituts for
cane sagar. The olatime housewife would
not have thought OF Offering II 90 q guest.
for Its delicious flavor could not make up
Cor The fact that q could he had for little
or nothing. To-day real maple sugar Is
50 rare a commodity that the Wis. cook
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OF InfereSr 10 Women
IT NEVER GOES OUT.
Separate Vast Fl0uriShes an
Spite of Prophecy.

In spite % various prophecies 20 the con-
trary. the sh,rtwalst like the world. never
comes 20 en- enc. Notwithstanding Halley's
comet and dressnRkers who prefer % make
one-pieoe gowns. they are both continuing
IN TIE even tcnOr az their ways.
no nstter what a woman's income or
social station may be. the tailored suit Is
an Indispensable factor an her wardrobe.
And with the tailored SUIT. ''three-pieoe' OF
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MEAT

MEAT.
Hish water mark IN meat prices has been
reached az Washington Market this week.
particularly in the line or lamb which r.
selling wholesale IN from l7is 70 ~ cents a
pound. Racks OF the best fancy lamb are
teaching 50 cents a pound. and even chucks
are now from IS 10 Il cents q pound. as
against ana % cents a year ago. Many OF
the retail butchers have left on buying
whole sheep. and are now getting only
those parts. SUCH as racks and legs, for
which there is always q demand This g.
tuicidsl policy. however, as II forces the
favored parts higher ana higher. without
nnording any relief IN the hgure OF the
less popular joints.
Eggs are SAN remarkably reasonable for
the time % year. being only Is cents a
eozen for the best state eggs and g cents
For seconds. and, considering their nutritive
value and the high price of meat. a seems
Etrange that housewives are not turning
moro 20 occasional dishes having eggs Cor
their principal ingredient Tie explanation
probably Is that the average American
housekeeper has not Erasped tho culinary
possibilities % eggs. and can only boil Try
o. p0sch them.
FISH.
Fish Is fairly high this week. but VIII
drop considerably az soon as the weather
becomes more settled Roe shad are s. %
each and buck shad are 80 cents apiece,
while shad roe sails al Is cents a pair.
halibut. Spanish maclerel and red snapper
are % CENTS a pound Nhitefsh are = oents.
steak COD. smells and ssa lass are I5 cents
tea rom As csnts. frost fsh Y cents ana
cod and Founders s oegts q pound. Lob
siers are - cents q pound Scall0ps are %
cents o quart.
There is an abundant supply - v.seta-
tlos a present, but prices are SIN high
csl.ioTnia asparagus is from Is cents 20 8
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Guthrie. Okla, March 1s.-GOveFnOF
Charles n. Haskell was exonerated OF the
charges of misapprOpriatiOn and misman-
agement OF state funds IN a report fled in
the Legislature here to-day by the House
committee. composed OF 1--WE Democrats and
two Republicans. The charges were fled
by Representative Lester A. Maris, a Re-
publican.
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The summer gloves must be longer than
those worn last year. because the short
sleeve 10 IN 20 stay. Gloves for dress Oe-
csEions need not all be white. but cream
or a soft light gray shade. when the lat
Ter 10 worn the slippers match them. ana
stockings. too. as a matter % course.
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GLEANINGS.

A paint brush that has become hardened
with paint can be made soft and pliable
ny immersing Il I'm boiling vinegar. After
a. has simmered IN this liquid for a few
minutes h should be washed thoroughly in
warm sOapsuds.
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A mixture OF lemon and salt Is recon-
mended as the best eradicator % ink and
rust spots Salt alone win remove SCOT
spots made on carpets when the ashes are
removed fsom the fireplace. as wei as
clanet or fruit juice stains on napery.
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Az Park Presbyterian Church Tomorrow
at III o'clock there will be preaching by Or.
Atterbury. In the evening. at o'clock the
heV. pr. Edward +. Deems VIII describe ths
work OF the Seamen's Friend Society.
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NetOS of RE MARKETS

a bunch according 90 the size Of the stalks:
mushrooms are again 70 cents a pound. egg
plants are IS 90 = cents each. cucumbers 20
cents each and California aFtichokss Is 90
70 cents apiece Celery is from e 20 Is
cents q bunch. lettuce Is Is cents a head.
dsndsliOn Is cents a quart. rhuhsTb 10 cents
a bunch. spinach = cents the half peck
oyster plant 10 cents a bunch. sweet fennsl
10 cents q bunch. ssesrole Is cents head
and endive 3 cents pound. New Bermuda
beets are 10 cents a bunch. carrots four
punches FOR - cents. sweet potatoes two
quarts Cor = cents. Brussels sprouts %
cents q basket. caoliaOwers 4. 60 3 cents
each and red oabbsges l5 cents each. sOufie
potatoes. the French fsvOFites, are s cents a
pound, Cuban potatoes are two quarts for
3 cents. green peas are cheaper than they
were. IS cents q quart: lima beans are %
cents a quart. and stringed beans are Is
cents quart. Cuban eantel0upes are s. 90
each: tornstoes are IS cents a pound.
FRUIT.
FFuit Is now just between seasons. ana Is
expensive, without any great variety.
Strawberries are up % az a basket:
Malaga grapes are = cents a pound. and
dollhouse grapes are q a pound. Tangerines
are a. cents a GOzen. Oransos are from a.
cents 20 81 a DOZEN. and pines are % cents
apiece. South African peaches are s. a
dozen, necfarines are s. % n dozen, plums
81 q dozen. pOmesrnnates 81 q dozen and
grapefruit 10 90 . cents each. spitzenbergs
are quite out: NeEtoWn pippins are "a cents
a dozen: Ntnessps and black Arkansas APP
plcs are also % cents a Dozen.
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Madison avenue corner ffth street
me Rev. LEIGHTON PARKS. ~. H.. Rector.
e.dt O. m-ilolv COMMUNION
~ a. m.-Preachor. the Rev, Robert o. kimher,
2. m-Prescher. the Rev. r. =. W. Wood
y. m--IliustTated Lecture on Oriental Travel
Wednesday evening March 2ard. a. $40.
baehs 81 Matthew Eass.Ol." Choir and oololsts.
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End avenue and Dist street. the rev Dr.
Edgar Whitaker Work VIII continue 10
morrow morning hi, series on Christ ana
Christ and Christianity" speaking on rms
Deity OF Christ" In the evening DIS Topic
VIII be Three Greatest American women.
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MADISON AVENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH Corner G0th street
A.k. WALLACE MAt'MI LIEN. H. H.. Pastor.
~ a m-Preaching by the Pastor. subject
a toyal Hrucosafnn.''
D. m-InfOrmal service. Favortte hymns hy
choir and congregation. Hrief address b. the
pastor. Authority
Passion Week services every day this coming
week. with the exception of Monday and Satur-
day. az q ana : n m
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AZ The Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian
Chureh the pastor. the Rev. Or. Cieland B.
MeAfee. VIII preach briefly and will conduct
tne communion service. New members are
TO be received.
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BUTTER AND POULTRY.

The best fresh butter is q cents a pound
this week. while sweet butter Is 40 cents
Poultry remains unchanged. The dealers
hope % be ahls O. report slightly lower
pTioes around Easter time, when tha sale
% spring chickens and dueklings starts.
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BARNARD IN GRECIAN CARR
sophs and 'Freshies' Hold Animal
Games IN Honor of Artsmix

barnard College blOssOned forth yester-
day afternoon IN Tho ssrb OF ancient
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Calvary M. If. Church.

l29th street. ana seventh Avenue.
-. CdAhLE5 T.. GOODELI. - ri Paxt,,
4O.fo y. M-Palm Sunday gerUica. treTT. -
sermon. Palm Bearerg '
go y M-Preaching By the Pastor
- special Holy Week services On Wclro.a.,
InnTsday and Friday evenings
CHURCH OF THE TRANSFIGrR RATION. n u, n.
- * GkOhliD CLARKE HOUGHTON. Reefor
Sotlnunion. q. 3. O. CHORAL FTCFf A ftTglr -
5sIInon oy Father Huntington. 1879 CHORNr.
~ s-.N1ONG. 9 Father Huntinztou VIII nr-a n
az = p n and during Holy Week daily al no0n-
ahq az , ociocA IN the evening. also On C-1o1
tliday az lO.dO Father Harrison VIII preach al
" ana ~ p. m. on Good Friday
UNIVERSITY PLACE PnEgRYTFPr4Y
III kCH corner of 10Th ~. zone block 81
nom Broadway. GEORGE ALEXANDER. D. III.
Pastor Public worship tomorrow az n a "a
and > 2. m Al the services tomorrow IN.
Pastor VIII preach Wednesday evening ssrufr,
a. O'Clock a service viii be held IN t1e
O'Clock.
North Presbyterian Church,
l55th 81. bet. Broadway aad Amsterdam Az.
Rev. John r. Maekay, Phi. d., Pastor.
n a The Affections OF the Anuf.-
p M-ssVho r.N----,.st--. A. ,r-.r--aa
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Great Meeting at Carnegie
Hall Sunday afternoon, March
goth, 3:45, in the interests of
Local Option for Cities.
Hear the famous Southern ora
tor. Gov. Robert b. Glenn. at Car
negie Hall Sunday afternoon,
March 10Th, at 3:45 O'Clock, under
the auspices of the N. y. Anti
SalOonsLeague. Music by the ia
nous Lotus Glee Club and the
United Church Chorus of 400
voices. Admission free. The
highest type Of Southern oratOry to
which / have ever listened. DR..
James Nj. Buckley.
THE MIDDLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
% ave. and 9Th ST.
Rev. JOHN @. FAGG d. D.. Minister.
VII preach At n a m and p. m
IHE MARBLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH
p.,, M ,-,r,S f 4 Ave, and 2oth 81 Co...
viii preach al n a m. and D. m.
Morning: Forward 10 Christi
Service Good Friday az o. m
fHE COLLEGIATE CHURCH OF ST
NICHOLAS.
9th Ave. and 4Sth ST
Rev. FRANCIS IA PATTON. ID. D.. OF Princeton
". J.. Will preach az n a m. and 3 D. m
service on Good Friday N a. m.
HE WEST END COLLEGIATE CHURCH
West End ave and 7TJh St
Rev. HENRY EVERTSON COBB. u. D. Minis
ter. will preach at N a. m. At $50 b. m.
StaineTs "CrucifxiOn'' BY double quartet choir
Service on Good Friday at D. m.
Madison So. Presbyterian Church
Madison Avenue and oath Street
Rev. q II. PAREHURST. ID. D.. Pastor.
Rev. g. r. MONTGOMERY. Phi. D..
Assistant Minister.
The Pastor viii preach n a m and 3 D. m
Practical Talks 20 Men BY Or. FaEnani 70 a. m
Special services during Holy Week:
Tuesday, 4:3O p. m--SeTmOn by DR. r. s.
COFtIN, Of the Madison Avenue Presbyterian
Church.
Wednesday. 4:3O D m.-SermOn BY Dr. c. r.
AhED. % the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church.
IhuIsday. $50 p. m--SermOn by Rev. G. r.
MONTGOMERY.
Friday. Sis .. m.-Service. with full choir
and sermon by Or. PARKHURST.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
msDls0s ave. REFORMED CHURCH

60 atth S. and Madison ave-
NH-ls Tx. the PASTOR. pEeac1cs to-uorvov
OF a. m--"Lhe Kingdom. the F0~sr ara
Sp lly: Palm sunday Application Of ms r.ord's
p. m.-''Vhat IL the Reason for Pal-- so,-
~ The First Ceiebratlou Of It ana II.
ne Church 81 the Divine Faf-rnifg. C-n,,.i
-, ~ S-t AMI toth street. The Pss,o-
lslAAth OLIVER HALL. ID. D.. will u~e4c, =.
y. a. ~ the sixth an the series Or adr-1rr.' ~ ~
me New Religion" Subject:
. Ih1 NV POSITION or JESUS
- M. "Olivet % Calvarr." cqrfae. =,
j. H. Maundor I"
thursday. .. M Commuufou aervfo.
E1i1ay ll a. m. Good Friday service.
CHtECH or THE MESSIAH
tDNANAEiANl. Park Ave. ana a&fB q,
Effufafer. Kew. Robert Collyar. Iif ~
a, Rev. John Haynes Holmes
- =. -, -. MORNING SEnVrcn
o. ~. 1ehn HUNS Holmes VIII preach
StnIect; Is IMMORTALITY DFgT. sTrI,,-s
l<,s0 D. m-Go0d ClfizeushiD To-lT. 49,. :,
~. JOHN MARTIN. On
MLNICIpAT. OUWUpgTrTuf
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IN the absence OF Mr.. Russell. the pastor,
nioie ieetures, illustrated by large chron-
'oiosieai chart. are being delivered by the
assistant pastor. the Rev. w. e. Van Am
oursh. In the Brooklyn Tabernacle. at 8
p. m. and p. m.
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Eivst Bnptlsf Church. n'way and 10Th e.
SUNDAY EVENING. = O'CLOCK. on
"lliE SONA on NAN AND IHE HHke
Alltk-'
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Society for Ethical Culture

~ -" IIIlIL ON p, On HVo--IT n n.
T. ;. senator owen Of oklahoma
ENDCM AND THE POT,TTI(s4T. Hr sTTtI
OF THE NATION"
ALL ANGELS CHURCH. West End ave Al
slst st--Rev. =. DE LANCEY TOWNSEND
y. D.. Rector-TToly Communion IA IL.
Morning Prayer and Sermon by the Rector m
a. m Stainers "CructfxiOn." D. m. Strangers
welcome. Daily Service p. m. with Address
ey ne Rector during Holy Week Confrme-
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Broadway Tabernacle

broadway and seth street.
Kew Ctt ~ P. JEFFERSON. d. D.. Pars
Eubllc worship n a. M and 3 70 I'M
Dr- JEf Fh.hSON viii preach az both ssrvfr.a
Holy Week
service r o. m nffr
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The Rev. T. r. Slicer will preach to-mor-
70" morning at All Souls Church on The
Lonely Triumph"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-19

A free lecture On Christian Science will
be delivered on Thursday evening". March
"a. at s O'Clock. at the Second Church OF
Christ Scientist. by the Rev. Arthur r.
VOsburgh. OF Rochester. member OF the
Christian Science board OF lectureship Of
the First Church OF Christ. Scientist. In
Boston.
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At the Fourth Presbyterian Church. Yves,
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Az the Collegiate Church. In IVES, End
avenue the Rev. Dr. Henry Evertson Cobb
VIII preach In the morning. At the after
noon service. beginning at 4:So o'clock. THE
Crueifxion." BY Sir John Stainer, WIN be
sung.
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The Rev. Allan MacROssis will preach.
morning and evening. tomorrow at the So.
James Methodist Episcopal Church. There
will be special music at both services.
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Fourth Presbyterian Church,

West End ave. and 91st 81.
EDGAR WHITAKER WORK. u. d. Pastor.
y ELWOCD ERICKSON. Assistant
pr. WORK breaches n and 8 Evening to1ic:
THREE GREATEST AMERICAN WOMEN
Hear DIR. White and Others
on
Christianity Under Fire.
MARRI.E COLLEGIATE CHI-RlH
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AZ Sc. Andrews Methodist Episcopal
Church the Rev. Or. George Clarke Peel.
Will preach Palm Sunday sermon to-
morrow morning. az II o'clock. and IN the
evening the ffth In the series Of Lenten
themes.
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The Rev. Charles A Eaton. pastor OF the
Madison Avenue Baptist Church viii
preach Tomorrow morning on MANS Gift
10 Gods Need His topic In the evening
will be Jesus and the City"
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Subject: SOME SECRETS OF PLEASING GOD.
STRANGERS are cordially invited
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
broadway and 10Th street.
PASTOR, I. M. HAlDEMaH,
sIRE or ALI NATIONS ME GRFsT
foLIriCA REVOLUTION COMING N
ThE WORLD" "a Palm SUNDAY sermOn.)
IHE soul or MAN THE SAME Is
THERE ANY DANGER FOR a HUMAN
~, o Nv hfK 3 nhAIh: Or Is THAT AN
ure SSt,Gs 81 sS Pastor HaIdsmaR every night
Madison Avenue Baptist Church
.SnaRLEs A. KAION. y. D.. Pastor.
- TUFlCS FOR SUNDAY. MARCH 20TH:
n a. M.-''Nan's Gin 10 Gods Need.
q M-'Jesus and the city"
Monday Moral lndisnation as Relsious Exercise
"Wednesday: The nav Without Il Rec,-,i,.
F FnS55saay .:y tRS Lass Teaching o. Jesus
EVERYBODY CORDIALLY INVITED.
CHURCn or THE ASCENSION.
flfih avenue and Tenth street
Rev. PERCY STICKNEY GRANT Rector
II a m--NoFning service and sermon tRectorl.
Canon DOUGLAS viii preach.
D. m-Mr. ALEXANDER IRVINE.
o . m.-Dr. ALEXANDER HARVEY
The Menace % Woman
Lsnten Middav services.
~ IS Tuesday
Or. WILLIAM NJ GRosvENoR. preacher
CHURCH OF ZION AND ST. TIMOTHY.
33f West 87th street
Rector Rev. HENRY LUBECK. ID. G. l.
Holy Communion -.................. n,
Morning Prayer: Preacher Archdeacon d. Il"
Evening PRAYER y a m
Meditation. '.'rhe Crueiaxion'' emusic so p H.
In connection with the Centenary or ION ~,
Church the VestTy will give a Recenfior In 49,.
S S.ts. siSuss on thursday evening. March 3lst
CHURCH OF The HOLY cosxuglOa.
10Th 81. and Sir sys,
THURSDAY IN HOLY WEEK
holy Communion a. $50 A. 81
holy Communion az Noon
Holy Communion az T. n
GOOD FRIDAY
PASSION SERVICE Noon to 4 D m
BRICK CHURCH
nth ave. and Thlrty-seventh a.
~ ttENlt1 VAN DYKE will preach az N O'Clock
Rev ROBERT DAVIS al 4 and o clocs'
ni9e school and Glasses AZ 0.45 a. m
HOW Week Services daily al D M
Stanley White; "wednesday. Or Hsnry sloane
SsoLih. Thursday. Dr.. 8. PaEkcs Cadman: wi
Gay, pr. Henry van Dyke.
CENTRAL rRFsBYrfRrAN CHURCH.
ysev WV 81 80 oSSNSS1 broadWay and Jth ave
" ~ ~, % " sMAih. ~. Assistant
D'- MEhLE-SMIIH breaches az N A. NJ
Eysnlns SUBJECT IS ss ~vait e ~ rRr COMMON
I si,.lo,G ChIistian Endeayor MeeJins studay
v1asi msstins Wednesday evening AZ s. ALL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-19

AZ the sd street branch OF the YOUNG
Mems Christian Association How a Young
Man Won Out will be the story told by
the Rev. DR.. Nehemiah BOyntOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-19

La Vergne +. Gardner. OF POughkeepsie.
expects 20 attend the meeting for worship
OF the Religious Society Of Friends az the
sehermerhOrn Street Meeting House. Brook
Ign. tomorrow morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-19

Al the Church Of the Messiah Unitarian
the Rev. John Haynes Holmes will preach
tomorrow at II o'clock on rs immortality
Desirabler' John Martin will address the
Good Citizenship Forum at 1870 on ''aiu-
nicipal Ownership"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-19

AT the West Presbyterian Church the Rev.
Dr. A H. Evans. the pastor. will preach
tomorrow. at II a m. on Not Forgetting
the Bright Side" and az s p. m on The
Victory Over Suffering the third IN a
series OF sermons on The Victories OF
Jesus"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-19

In the BelascO Theatre tomorrow julia
Seton Sears viii speak from the subject "A
New World 20 Conquer" Atsp. m. +. w.
Sears will lecture on The True Law OF
Life In Masonic Temple. Lexington ave-
nue. and 18th street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-19

40 the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
the Rev. DR.. Edgar p. HilL OF Chicago.
professor OF sacred rhetoric IN McCOrmick
Theological Seminary. will preach both IN
the morning ami afternoon.