New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-12

There will be no Sunday morning meet
ing Of the Progressive New Thought So
ciety or the New Thought Fellowship to-
morrow morning at Duryea Hail. as Or.
Alexander J. McIvor-Tyndall, OF London,
England. who Is special speaker OF the two
societies ~ addressing the Lily Dale AS
senbly this week on THE New Conscious
ness: the Value OF the Larger Awakening"
at Lily Dale. N. Y. The assembly is being
held under the auspices OF the spiritual
lists. progressive thinkers and rational
lists. Or. McIvor-Tyndall will continue his
meetings at Duryea Hall August 20. when
he will take up the theme. Behold the
Gateway"
The Rev. J. Stuart Holden, Of London,
Will speak again in the upper Tent
Evangel tomorrow night. and the Rev. II.
NJ. Wharton, Of Baltimore, a celebrated
pastor evangelist, will begin on Monday
night a two weeks series OF services. At
the 1880 and $50 o'clock services to-mor-
row It Is expected that George r. Stair.
an evangelist of Vermont, and the Rev. G.
". Mcpherson. the superintendent. will
speak As hundreds were unable to gain
admittance in Tent Evangel last Sunday
special arrangements will be made to ac-
commodate all who may come hereafter.
Professor Delos Smith has charge Of the
singing in Tent Evangel Mr.. Stair will
begin tomorrow night three weeks
series OF services in the lower Tent Evan
gel Hall. DR.. Stair IS an evangelist Of the
Chapman and Alexander group
The National Bible Institute IN conduct
ing its outdoor evangelistic campaign has
relied entirely upon Christian laymen and
ministers OF New York and vicinity TO
address the crowds II has been felt that
a message from business men Of the city
and from pastors who are intimately ac-
quainted with conditions In New York VIII
reach a greater number Of persons than
I any other method possibly could A care
tul summary OF the speakers who have
assisted in this Gospel campaign since the
outdoor meetings started in April has dis
closed the fact that 2l2 different speakers
have been present About half o. that
number have been laymen. The co-oDera-
ton Of both laymen and clergy IN this
campaign has been most encouraging AMI
has undoubtedly contributed to the sue
cess OF the work Up 70 and including
! D.,
conducted 7S6 outdoor meetings, with totai
attendance Of n43s2. During the vacation
Of John Hollis, superintendent Of the Mis-
sion Of the Living Waters. the work OF
the National Bible Institute on the bowery
is under the direction Of William McOuere.
Mr.. McQuere's career has been unique
Mr.. McOuere was converted in the Living
Waters Mission about three years ago, and
his life story has been widely published.
At present lie is enrolled in the MOODY
| Eible Institute in Chicago, and is spending
his vacation in directing the outdoor meet
,nes conducted by the National Bible IN
stitute In the Bowery, and IN supervising
the work Of the Mission Of the Living
Waters. which is now under the direction
Of the National Bible Institute.
Re Thou Faithful will be the Rev b
s Holoway's subject tomorrow morning
at II o'clock in Hope Baptist Church. IN
the evening DR.. Holloway's subject VIII De
/ The Face OF a Man
The Rev. DR. Walter Duncan Buchanan
pastor Of the Fourth Avenue Presbyterian
/ church. holding services in Earl Hal, Co
lumbia College. will preach tomorrow
morning at II o'clock on "Bartim9us'
/ Sightless and Seeing"
The subject Of the lesson-sermon in the
/ Christian Science churches tomorrow VIII
/ be Soul" and the golden text psalm lOs:
90 3D. 'I will greatly praise the Lord with
nv mouth; yea, I will praise him among
the multitude For he shall stand at the
right hand Of the poor. to save him from
those that condemn his soul"
Az the Marble Collegiate Church Dr.. Al
len. pastor for strangers. will preach az IL
2 m. on Faith Cure versus Fake Cures
ASH. m. his subject will be "Devoutness
Ia Present Day Need
Bulletin No. .. just issued BY the evansel-
istic committee of New York City shows
I eleven tent centres where work has already
been carried on, with meetings in English
italian, Scandinavian, Bohemian and Fin
nish-swedish seven centres with special
services for boys and nine for children,
thirtv-fve centres with open air meetings
in English. five others especially for ne
proes seven conducted in Italian, four in
/ German. one for Russians and one outdoor
location for children. services for adults
In three halls and for children in two; four
teen shop meetings with services IN Eng
lish, ten In Spanish, five in Italian and one
in Greek This means a total OF Id centres
Of work conducted by the evangelistic COM
mittee OF New York City, in addition 20
which it supplies an evangelist to visit
prisons and hospitals. II. ID. Sheldon, an
evangelist, will arrive in the city next week.
preaching al the tent az 1i6th street near
Seventh avenue. The tent at Crotona and
fremont avenues will remove TO Westches-
ter avenue and Home street, the services
being in charge Of w. K. Daum and the
local pastors This has been a union tent.
moving about from one neighborhood 70
another In the same general locality. The
tent FOR Italians. az 1O6th street. near First
avenue. was opened on August and has
been crowded with orderly congregations az
meetings for adults and for children.
Tomorrow night the Rev. J W Dobias
will speak at the Labor Temple on "Bohe-
mians ard Scandinavians on american
Farms" on Tuesday night at the open
, forum meeting Miss Jeanette Rankin, OF
the womans suffrage party, will speak on
womans suffrage. The religious discussion
on Friday night will be conducted by the
Rev. II. p Vaughn. and on Saturday night
there will be the peoples popular pro-
gramme, with music and motion pictures.
The preacher for tomorrow and the re-
naming Sundays OF August at the Col
| legiate Church OF St Nicholas wll oe the
Rev. DR. Daniel II. Martin. pastor for
nearly twenty years OF the Clinton Avenue
/ Reformed Church. of Newark, n. J., whose
! u..r. hnrshIn unAnr Dr. Martin reachnd the