New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-13
A PARKS OUT IN MONTH
..,,.rv Episcopal Church Sur
gar, ,rised by Announcement,
,DposEp BY vEsTRfMEN
s,r Mission Work Among
ls ,s Caused Friction
within the Church.

.,,rce-nent was made yes
Fo-'l1- .,,e Rev. Dr.. 7. Lewis Parks,
-s-dsy = calvary Episcopal Church
-sc''T -n within month 1t was
soaia -. arondav that the rector
ssrnso = ere long. hut Or Parks
T'Sia -. -, caused a. good deal Of sur
So S -,.~e-ences over the administra-
rs na-ish. 1t was said yesterday,
70 - d.. Parks 70 decide to hand
- - .,r,s4ion within thirty days,
=. ,sstorate q fourteen years
i'sI - ,-o-z among the italian fam
S. IN the neighborhood seems
2. he rock upon which the rector
e q ,-ser-vraen split. The leaders
sc -,,-cb are members of the old
z-ho lived n the neighborhood
T. T., avenue and 21st street when
{ f''-. veS the most exclusive in
~ -bev do not view with favor
r =. 80 os the rector and clergy Of
= -, -, - bring in Italians and
''sl .,eoers 70 take the place Of
ensr - ere moving from the neigh
s-hood. -.r.,.i ,-,,o :. y,
~ charge Of the Italian work
n'l'--- .-;sl7 under the supervision Of
= - commented on the difficulties
D. - The proportion Of church
s,S2--, -.,,,.,S i steadily decreasing. he
s'-'s .a-..s,,se the socialists are always
q the church workers. both Cath
- - Protestant. and seeking 70 an
s5berents al groups Of young
~. ,-es--z-rer who in the past
4-b the rector for extension Of
-, work among the Italians have
.,e last eighteen months come to
= -,l,,sio7 that the odds were too
orsirst them among the foreign
-, N The vicinity. and they have
- sought 70 c1rtaiI the expense
&c o-, that work Dr. Parks. on
..-.- hand. filed with zeal for his
has sought 70 extend the work
-ste II more eficacious- The fric-
= he+veen their views caused his res
Sc, hut he leaves Calvary Church
:. ..s esteem and respect even Of
.-.,o we're strongest in their oppo-
- n his views on the subject of
-..,;,,s II the foreign elements.
,--.,r -he works Of Calvary Church
fss c7sliiee Mission. which is sup
-. nth workers from the Salvation
and the Olive Tree Inn, At No.
r. East I'D street & low priced restau-
,.-- sns lodging house The services
!. ralisng II Calvary Chapel and the
--sli-ztinr of :. weekly paper. under the
,-s NJ la Croce~ THE Crosse con-
-n-s5 the main part Of the Italian
ws
- vsrrvr7en said TO be opposed 10
r Parks are the following: Henry
7--igr n. X Irving Clark. Bache Nee.
-neC George Y. Riggs. Spencer Aid
~ Charles lie Bou-illie-, Robert Endt-
Blair :. Williams and J. Philip
atEs-d
ms Rex. Dr. Parks came 70 Calvary
~ TIE former rector. the Right Re-
, Henri Il. SarterIee. became Bishop
! /. Washington. in 1885. Previous TO
z dsts Or. Parks had been rec+or OF
; Peters Church. one Of the historic
r-chsg u PhiIadelpnia- on coming to
--- T. roa-l-- 1--o-7uCe6 that he
ma corine his activities strictly 70
rs.hial and church work He was q.
-=ber OF the examining board Of the
zcaDal Seminar. IN Chelsea Square,
wgred from the board :. year ago.
Parks IS also ore Of the diocesan
Tssutatives ID the General Convep--
z ths Episcopal Church and has
= member o. the executive com
1s # s. Johns Cathedral since its
z-zzron- The Italian parishioners,