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New-York tribune., 1911-10-21
INDIAN WOMEN AWAKENING

During tho seven years I spent in India
l witnessed a great upspringing Of new life
among the women writes Lady Muir Mac
kenzie in Votes for Women" \ number
of movements were set on foot which
showed that Indian women, conservative
though they are, are Influenced by West
ern ideals. The founding Of the Seva
Ssdan Sisterhood in Bombay seemed 10 me
especially significant. In this sisterhood
Hindu. Parsee and Moslem women work
together. Thus 10 sec women Of conflict
ing creeds and opinions united for the first
time In philanthropic work is a most re-
markable development. Some Of the sis
ters visit in the hospitals and slums OF
Bombay; others teach or nurse the sick in
the institute attached 10 the sisterhood
one charming Mahometan woman OF my
acquaintance ls obliged to keep purdah
but she helps the sisterhood by teaching
needlework 10 destitute children in her
own home"
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21
OF Interest to tOomen

OF black velvet and the coat OF alternate
rows OF black velvet ribbon and beaded
tulle> I'm this case the bottom OF the coat
is cut quite straight across. but the little
garment is in two parts. with space In
the centre Of both back and front, where
the velvet skirt f. seen meeting an under
blouse OF white chiffon.
The gowns last described in which some
Of the material and color OF the skirt ae
carried over the shoulders. is better for the
woman who has 10 height to spare than
one in which skirt and corsage are en-
tirely different but for the really short
none OF these coat arrangements are ad-
visible For the woman 20 whom they
are becoming they present all sorts or pos
sibiIlties IN the way Of getting variety
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21

,r.e-rRN EYES. A Novel. By 10
UNDEk "TSnrad 1aiuo. pp 81 'haFpei &"
-t.,,ne Russian character and romance
,-,r-Ps TO MEN. BY Zona Gale LIMO '''
NJ - The Macmillan COMPANY"
Friendship Village chronicle
,cp1rKrR BY Mary E. Waller i%rno'
ny kAv1io lPoston. Little. Brown a Coz
p' ,--,,,ve Of me IN Paris under the
s,-' of Notro Dame and az Bnt'es-Dnau
- LIGHT Novel. BY ROY Roifs i.. Gi.-
sSa i2mo. ID 2oe. 'rhe BAKER N ''''
o~,.N.,5 pay. .,ory O, home what it stood FOR and
,be ideals Go fostereo.
,.-,-,.rr- crRHARDT A Novel BY Theodore
81 r-si.eI i2mo. pp AZ. oHarper n''''
story OF present dav American life.
so,-Tt SEA TALES. By Jack London Win
sVe r'r1rrisp,ecc. temo rp So '-'. INC "ao
milan Company
Eight short stories
-,p~ ,Np CHART. Rv NarEari,a spalddins
csr~v Illustrated. l2m'. ~ ''' "'e'
- rrrating or The love and life Of a trained
nurse
or-T or TIE PRIMITIVE Fy Robert Am's .Tr,
V' irsn-,f WIth Illustrations in color 10y Alien
rrae i2ro. ur 27S. ,cbicaEo. \. G..
NcCilrg s Coz
a love story.
vrs RIsE TO POWER By Henry. Russell
Ne ,fiSe- win Illustrations hv NJ Leone
fSraeksr 12mo, ~. ~ cIhe Booos-M Mef
rIIl Companyl
Young American or high deals sets our
t- smash the political machine OF his stai'.
rfe story tells of his conflict between love
and honor.
-vr pRETENDER PERSON. BY Margaret
cameron. Illustrated. 12mo. pp aS& dHar-
uer g. Bros1
me love story or p party OF Americans
travelling I'm Mexico.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21

Annual services I'm commemorauon OF
Trafalgar pav will be held at 81 James
church tomorrow az p. m. under l'e
ausnices Of Nelson Lodge, No. g. order
sors NJ St George The sermon VIII oe
7r.ocbed bv the Rev. Dr. .. Parker Nor
gan. rector emeritus OF the Church OF inc
Heavenly Rest.
,-.,...,. district ATTORNEY James Bron-
con REYNOLDS will speak ON Inc Al'e
slave franc" at the Twenty-third street
Young Mems Christian Association To-
morrow afternoon
The Rev. r. J. Campbell, minister OF the
CITY Temple. London, will preacn ON rIl, II,
dav evening. October =, al the EdeelHl'
Church. spuyten DuyviL
At Temple Israel Of Harlem the Rev pr.
N IT. Harris will preach this morning on
THE Beginning
The Rev. Or. f. C.. Ottman. a well known
Rjbe teacher is preaching series OF ser
Mons a. Tent Evangel. His subject to-mor-
-or will be Grace Of the Ring.
Tho Pov. Or. Robert =. Y. Pierce, pastor
~ tbo second Avenue BAPTIST 'hurch' VIII
rreacb tomorrow morning at II O'Clock OF
irrre Sad Made Glad,' and in the evening
49, o.oloc< viii give a special object les-
=, so-,,,on on The Kings Banquet
Table
A. the FIFTH Avenue Presbyterian church
,o-morrow the Rev. Or. j. H. Jo"ett WI"
,.aa.b ar hotb services and will also con
-, the wednesday evening service at
sI5 O'Clock.
rho pav nr. Charles !. Young vii
,rsscb tomorrow morning at the Churcn
~ the Puritans on Infinite forgiveness
ga ~ rho evening on - Consplcuous
Failure.
A. calvary Baptist Church the Rev. pr.
cor,oI,us Woelfdn. Of Rochester VIII
nrea,b both morning and evening. ms Ii'
.on,cs will q The Temptation or 'nrlst
anI .arba Mystic Mood Of Eternity.
ro-rnorrow will be the twelfth anni-
,..r.orv ~ the Rev. Dr. Walter Duncan
r,.,..I,oran.s pastorate IN the Fourth Ave
49,. presbvterian Church. now holding SER
,,i.ss IN Earl Hall, Columbia University y
The pastor will preach an anniversary sci
mon.
..spiritual Reinforcement from ROBERT
prouring. with Glimpses OF his Hear'
romance" will be Or. :. Edward Young ?
.nbtlct at Bedford Presbyterian Cnurch
,o-,,,orrov evening. his morning theme
hs,rg IF only LIES Dark Pages We're
Left Out"
:, tho Metropolitan Temple tomorrow
.ing Dr Dubois H. Loux will preach
- THE Kings Highway In the evening
,,o uiu continue his addresses Oh me
,f..s,.,ies OF the Human Problem Ills
.1,t,ec, Will be The Problem OF suffering
and Sin
A.. Tho church OF the Divine Paternity
~ pcv DR.. Frank oliver Hall viii preacli
'i'0 tomorrow on What Contribu-
~ - tre r-niversalist Church Trying to
-. o., Religious Thought and Life.
..,r,.. tyinsman OF Character will he the
-. ~ Dr. y McGee Waters, Of the
rrnn,nl,ns Avenue Congregational Church
% prooklyn. at ths mems mass meetihs
VI vt side Young Mems Christian
,.-a.,,tou tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock.
Tomorrow at $50 j.. m. Mar, Etherldse
l.,,..,,, will give her regular SUNDAY meet
me ~ the Eerkelev Theatr" f-r suolT''
,.Iu bc Re Your own Master
commander Evs Booth Of the salvation
Arm, has taken Carnegie Music Han Tor
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21
CORSAGE AND SKIRT
Harmonious Unions Between
Different Materials.

Even in extremely simple one-piece frocks
oorsage and skirt are now likely to be en-
urely unlike both iu material and color,
and In moro elaborate gowns there Is often
not the least apparent relationship between
the two. Smart frocks We're made in sum
mer with white skirt of some diaphonous
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21
LITERATURE.

pr,r0cPACY AID POETRY. BY. Ialois m y,
r.,-..rr.--. f2uo. pp. ~. o.
uou~atou lrTln company
..rs.5...ur tb, rise OF Democracy ang u,
It's eject uoou poetry a. ne ''ne i 20
"....es..- C0,ertLga and suuthey. me
.--f b. with a study by WHIT
.raa anc Taile. TWO writers I'P'
~ Democracy and reaction
~ rzr--u ABOUT AN AUTHOR N.W
edition with preface. By Arnold I''1Ii,- -,
r-~a pu. $50. IJf. trhe george IT,
.ngrant.'
-h. literary autobiography Of Mr. Bon
n... ..
-v- --rrsR- oe HORACE PREsE.NTE3p
non MODERN READERS. tlI'-l .'1 .
.r..-.s. rrous uaua and do1n '..s--
Dana illustrated. Sro, pp' -
.Iyo1Ieto-E, N-.; The Elm Tree
collection OF letters from mo urs, all' .
--..-. books printed iu modern l.'lE..--f
.-.-..a.t.rre auuotatouf, I'usiF''-
.ols aa- $50 maps
Nrur-rtr. STORY. Ana the He2 iiai'is5 "l
ra Social Ideals Of Engilsh--I tll5 rl
.r gr william Witle-ie Law renee
o. associate professor OF fne .lan '" ~.
Isrr.a University 12mo ID. XIV, 80.
.--Ea University IreSs- Le"'Nr A" ''''
asr"fs|
r.e.see,re such earl, narrative poels ~
Tho Ar-rrr.au Homances me .,rs55.
-f trs 551.r c-aii." ''The BALLADS or honn
uao-r and The Canterbury Tales lu lls
.ra~-rter as literature ald as ius'I at-'.e
me- development ot social loeaih 'i ''' "
tory ct The English people.
~ MIDDLE ENGLISH pENlIk> ~ ~ E D..
LYRIC h Studv ar5 COLLECTION @. -. -.
raIetrr. Verse Er Frank allen Pa[iers.ll
pr r. LZm0 rr. fT. 2i@ Igoiumold ~.
r.-., Press iemcA- v Bue 'hn'r. A~-h'.'
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21
.Nes0S Of fbe MARKETS.

J ounces arc 70 cents d basket and Bergamot
preserving pears are 20 cents peach
basket
Apple Season Opens.
Spanish melons are I'm again and sell 1T
40 and 30 cents a pound; Spanish pome-
granates are 81 . a dozen, and Turkish
pine cones are 10 cents each. The apple
season has started we'll; all the favorite
fall varieties are now obtainabe Spitzen-
bergs delicious apples. and Conan beau
ties are 81 20 a dozen; Newtown pippins are
81 dozen, Jonathan apples arc 70 cents
70 q q dozen. stein winesaps are the same
price ard Mcintosh reds and king apples
arc IS cents a dozen. French muscatel
grapes are s. % q pound Belgian hothouse
are 81 % a pound English Colmar grapes
, are 81 % pound, and black Hamburgs are
s. a pound. Spanish malagas are p cents
pound. domestic malagas, Tokays and
Coruichons are 20 cents a pound. and Della
wares. Niagaras and Concords are 10 cents
quart Brazil cluster nuts are - cents
each English cobuuts are 40 cents a pound
and New York chestnuts arc % cents a
pound. Florida grapefruit arc g. and x d
dozen. Jamaica grapefruit are Sc a dozen,
oranges are 70 cents to 81 30 a dozen. and
Colorado peaches are 30 cents dozen.
Jaranese perslmmons are 81 20 a dozen.
japanese Kelso plums are 81 % a dozen, and
gross and tragedy dark plums are 20 cents
a dozen. West India bananas are 10 cents
each Florida mangoes and California canta-
loupes are 2J cents each. alligator pears
arc 20 cents each, Florida pines are % cents
each, French melons are 70 cents each ana
Runanian melons are 81 each. Beurre
id'Antou and COmice pears are 70 cents to
s. a dozen. Beurre Hardy pears are 81 q
dozen and Forela pears are 70 cents a
dozen.
headquarters OF lamb are % cents and
forequarters are Is cents pound; lamb
chops are 2S cents for loin and p cents for
rib. LOin Of veal is . cents, breast OF veal
% cents and veal outlets are 20 cents a
pound Lamb kidneys are 40 cents and
mutton Kidneys 30 cents a pound. Sweet
breads are go cents 10. 81 . a pair. Porter
house steak is % cents. sirloin steak % and
/ = cents and prime ri5 roast also % and q
/ cents q pound.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21
HOLIDAY BOOKS.

TOY BROWNS sCHOOI-DATs. Bv An Old
Pov Thomas Hughes. With numerous u
Irgt~stions made at Rugby school by LOUIS
Gbead With an introduction by vs.. ~.
EoVeTs Svo. pr. xziv. 375. dHarper n
Bros
uztsr.ry's CHRISTMAS PARTY. BY Booth
Ta~kfret9n Illustrated hv Ruth sypherd
tre-s--e. f2mc. 1u 90 Harper Bros'
WITH Illustrations end decorations I'm color
-1g- MANSION. By Henry van Dyke Win
Illustrations by Elizabeth Saippen Green
limo rp. 90. lHarper & Bros9
CONDUCT HEALTH. GOOD FORTUNE Com
rr-s Be-, Grace Browne strand l-iu'' ID
81 chicago. A. G.. McClurE 6 Coz
corpfgE AMBITION. RESOLUTION. Com
rr.. Er Grace Browne strand. I-in'' pp
T.. Chicago. g. d.. Mo'lurs a. Coz
Those ,vo books arc made up OF aH'n'-
... ..-.r..tuns from various authors.
~ p0,tArNT % THE ROSE Rendered out
81 trs French into English bN GeoIIr-l
-r7ure~ and illustrated uv keith rfeIae so 80
and norman Wilkinson. Of our oaNs o'V'
r- r0- Henry Holt e. Coz
w..- twenty f1U page Illustrations IN
color.
TIE -YRrAN SHEPHERD PSALM VITA
Illustrations iu color and an inTooucloh ~ ~
rrfse Cue~iu With spprecsuons py -. -
surgeon. Henry Ward Beecner anu W "
-ron7son and metrical versions or We
r-.srtv-thf~d Psalm. with music. l-no. pP'
Is r~Ne Frederick A stokes company
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21
at p. m. Mr.. McCleary's subject will be
'''rhe Food That Sustains"

Exercises begun last Thursday viii close
tomorrow in the solemn dedication OF the
new Ruthenian Greek Catholic Church OF
ST. George, in eth street, between Second
and Third avenues This will mark an I'm
portsnt epoch in the progress Of the Ru-
thenian people here in New York city, and
in the development Of the Greek Ruthen-
ian rite among the Roman Catholic nation
alIties in this country.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21
JuVENILE

.~ov,,rv.- MONEY Adventures IN New York
4rT r1sev-re~r By John F. CcrzeA. llls
f-stef bv ~. A Rogers. l-ino' Do ~4'.
Harper q BrosJ
Tse asvsau-es Of boy with 500 alone
M New York
WHINING TIE JUNIOR CLF. or, On, me Hon5' t1Is15
~ stub BarOws. bl NuI1ah oia 49,
r-..-s-e- 5v Frank NIninr smith. limo.
.g css Boston, Th" Lothrop. Ice "
=pal company
story 1f schooi5oy itr
THE SCOUT or PEA RIDGE. By Byron :
ur-- V-lth eight illustrations oy r. r.
TO Tav l2mo rp tx, 344. Chicago, a. G..
J.Curr g. Coz
An historical narrative.
WITH MORGAN TO PANAMA. Bx CommIanter
Hamilton .urrcF- X. \ NitH siN O.
--,# rrgsr-7ters hv Charles Pears l2mo.
f7 s.- Philadelphia. The j. Z. Lppin'o'l
romance of adventure ON land and sea.
1rrr -rTTTFPTNG FESTIVAL. BY Edith Cg-
#-r Harrison With Illustrations rs lara
Powers Wilson. svo. rp. 10. '-nledHo' -
NI~l--s s. Coz
..-rr tale With illustrations h l'Fl
and l black and white
HONEY SWEET By Edna rurpin. lllsiraI,tee ,,t.1
r- Alice Beard i2mo. pp. VIII 90 '-le
Macmillan Company
The story OF a little eight-year-oid Ei'I'
va MISSING PEARLS. BY Emile benson censor
E-|rl and Alden arthur hllpe +IiN--' a'1--'
f-uc. pr. 2s6 Harper a bros-l ,,-
>s~rariur the experiences Of Httle Nll.s
raee The heroine. during her Visit out
rrr YOUNG ALAskANs on THE ,o-,s Il,-NI-- -
T. F-n9srson Hough. illustrated l-m' %
ggt Harper bros'
The adventures Of three boys VINO arc sem sen,
.r.1r r-vcIe Dick one vacation 70 cross
o., r..f- Mountain Divide pF me oiu I--
,--- t,. me first t-anSoontinental eNp'I''a'
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21

with one velvet or satin skirt A skirt
could not only be worn with different
coats. but it could he made to put on an
other character altogether with a wide
girdle and a draped bodice Of fchu
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21

REGISTER! Resister! Register! J! NO
~ .;t;z.n fails to vote. II you don't
ssso;s+sr YOU cannot vote. Why kick
,ns;nst bad officials and laws such as
Tsrmanv % has passed at Albany this
YEAR il you do not take hand in de-
featino Tammanys intention Of doing
,.,orsa next vear2
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21
Eggs Going Up.

Butter is stationary this week but eggs
.ro stu going up. brown eggs being ~
csrts and white Leghorns 81 cents dozen.
Tgb butter IL 80 cents. sweet butter 40
c.rts and philadelphia print 30 cents
pound. ,
Rlactcocks. English partudses ana
scotch grouse are So pair. guinea hens
..re) 81 10 a pair. English pheasanta are "
+, palr and American cartridges are - d
,,ir SQUADS are IS cents each. and stan
ted pfgeons are 10 cents apiece Turkeys
- eo cents pound and Long ls'ahd
s,,ckiings are - cents a pound. Spring
,,,ollers II 20 cents and fowls ~ - cents
mound are cheaper
The last ~ the preserving fruits Gre
,e,ua shown thi- week n Washington
Market Peach-s arr Fer scarce prices
.sryine from 60 90 70 cents g basket
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21
Uptown Prices.

Concord grapes are 10 cents and Tokays
% cents a box, Bartlett pears are 30 cents
a dozen, Jonathan apples are 80 cents d
dozen. Bosco pears are also 80 cents. ana
egg plums are 20 cents a dozen. NewtovH
pppins are 80 cents a dozen
Mushrooms are - cents n small basket.
cgg tomatoes are - cents d basket. Erus-
sells sprouts are Is cents box. and picklinl,
cucumbers are cents each Romains
escarole and chicory are . cents head
celery is - cents a bunch. and spinach IL
- cents FOR three quarts
Pork chops are - cent. veal chop .i
cents ana calves livers are = cents "a
Mound Bacon g. = cents. smoked ham is
IS and % cent? and smoked tongue Is ~
cents = pound. oXtsils are l. cents each.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21

the night Of November IA. when monster
demonstration Of the work of the organiza-
tlon will be given in living tableaus. Hun
dreds OF officers. soldiers and converts Oh
the army will participate. Every phase
Of the army's efforts VIII be represented
and dramatically portrayed
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21

"A Mans Religion is the subject Of a
series OF sunday evening addresses oy the
Rev Archey Decatur Ball pastor ot 81
.James's Methodist Episcopal Church. his
s,,hfect tomorrow evening viii oe y
Mans Religion-In Politics.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21
EGAL.

rr--Orv or THE AMERICAN Ear Is,
,-Ss--.. warren Of the Boston Bar s's.
-t as6 Boston. Little brow" q"
,- historical sk~tch or no sso no
.I-r.7r ana Federal 70 Leo'.
t- r1-e --or,ro-ed 90 and the ini-l
. ---.or have produced the sreat Amer
.-- ..--r.-e Dlrh an index
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21

The Rev william Hiram Foulkes, pastor
OF Rutgers Presbyterian Church. VIII
preach Tomorrow morning on without
Sound Of Banner or Axe and In the even
ing the fourth sermon IN the series ol
Modern Sins I'm the Light Of tre Com
mandments OF God
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21

The Rev pr A Edwin keigwin VII
preach at II a. N. tho third sermon Of the
series on Things Fundamental at the
West End Presbyterian Church, to-n1or-
row. subject, Talk II over with COD
At 2 .. m. the Rev. Frank Higgins. the
lumber Jack sky pilot" will preach.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21
RELIGIOUS NOTICES,
Broadway Tabernacle,

Broadway and 56'h street
pe, CHARLES y JEFFERSON, D. D., Pastor.
5,laohes m Il 5 wed. : p. ~. PRAYER MeetlnS
4YCTLS CHURCH. West End ave. and
ef-, 81 Pew s De LANCEY TOWNSEND. Do.
Rector. Holy Communion, A. NJ; Morning
i-i,orai r,vensong I r. NJ strangers welcome.
CE7-RCH OF THE INCARNATION Madison
sve and 3jth St. Rev II &. ROBBINS. Rector.
= NJ Holy Communion. II a. NJ, Morning
PRAYER and sermon lRectorJ, 3 L. NJ, Even
Inc PRAYER and Address Rector.
Ill SOULS Unitarian. 4th ave, 2Oth ST.
Rsv. THOMAS p. SLICER, Pastor. will preach
Hearing and Obeying' will be the subject OF
his disrourgr services n r. m. All cordially
faH
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21
THE cOfLEGIaTE CHURCH OF
FIFTH iVeNue BipTTST CHURCH

e:40 A. W. sunday School and Bible clssssa
YOUNG WOMEN Mrs. Gilbert Potter, Leac0.
YOUNG MEN. Or Addison Moore, Leader.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21

At the Fourth" presbyterian Church the
Rev DR.. Edgar Whitaker Work VIII preach
tomorrow morning and will begin In the
evening a series OF Sunday night sermons
on THE city" The first OF the series VIII
be on THE Streets OF. the city
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21

Fools and the Future will be the SUD
iect Of the address by the Rev Albert K
Williams at the Labor Temple tomorrow
night In the afternoon at $3.50 o'clock there
viii he an organ recital and at clock
Professor 5. c. Schmucker VIII spedA O''
Some Root Sense
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21

The Rev. DR. Howard Duffield will preach
at both services tomorrow at the Old First
Presbyterian Church Al II a. m. his topic
will be The Family Of Jesus AZ p. m.
there will be a short straight sermon by
Dr. Dutield. entitled "Reveile.'
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21
FICTION.

e .,,,r 70 the principles OF the o'd I'a'-
IrScoSnv & COZ
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21
Pampano Just IN.

panpano fish from the south, which are
generally expensive, have just come in,
and are selling at only . cents a pound;
striped bass have made their reappearance
and are at present IS cents a pound.
salmon are very dear this week, being %
.ants "A hound. whitcdsh on the other
md are cheap at - cents a pound.
Spanish mackerel are down TO - cents
and smelts, seabaas and bluensh are ia
cents pound. Porgies and butterfish are
t5 cents. yellow pike are 30 cents hiet Of
cole % cents and Holsters 30 cents pound.
,-sol<fsb are 10 cents a pound. Scallops
are 70 cents a quart; frying oysters are
81 81 a hundred and stewins oysters are q
cents a quart.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21

The Rev. Or. Peter II. Milliken has been
appointed pastor for strangers AT the Mar
BILE Collegiate Church. filling the vacancy
created BY the resignation OF the Rev Dr.
John :. Allen. Or. Milliken was pastor OF
the First Reformed Church Of Philadelphia
for twenty years. and became connected
with the Marble Collegiate Church ON No
vernber 70, 1910, to al the position Of assist
ant minister during the Illness OF the Rev.
Alfred r. Myers. who has again resumed
his work with renewed health.
DR.. Burrell has been suddenly called away
BY the death OF his eldest brother at the
old home in Freeport, H. This brother.
born in 1872. was an honored elder OF the
Presbyterian Church for more than nfty
years. Or. Burrells pulpit VIII be hlled
tomorrow morning by DIT. Edward B. Coe.
and in the evening Or. Peter r. Milnken
will preach.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21

-Eas- co. "a 49, 80, pionl i,s
'f'sHsE WtFrurTGE & MOVING VANS
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21

A. tho scotch Presbyterian church the
Rev. Dr. David G. Vyllo VIII preach in the
morning on Triumphant Chrlsuanlty ana
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21

Lumber Jacks" will be the subject OF
the address by the Rev. Francis (. Hig-
gins tomorrow afternoon at o'clock at
the Labor Temple. In the evening at
o'clock the Rev. Or. Williams Adams
Brown eill speak
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21

DR. A. r. Kittredge will be the preacher
at the morning service OF the Madison Ave
nue. Reformed Church, and the pastor. Dr
Carter. viii take the evening service as
usual.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
TIE MIDDLE COLLEGIATE cHURC

HELIJTOOo NO TOEJs
THE MIDDLE COLLEGIATE CHCRCH.
"a Ave and Tth 81
Rev JOHN g.: FAGG. d. D.. Minister.
VIII preach AZ n A. ". and p. ~
THE MARBLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
9Th Ave. and Goth ST.
Rev. DAVID JAMES BCRRELI. %. d, Hinisfsr
Rev Edward r.. C9e. .. y. VIII preach III A. n.
Rev Peter 81. Million, u. o., ~ p. NJ
Subject The Salt ~ the Earth"
THE COLLEGIATE CHURCH OF
IT. NICHOLAS.
5th Ave and 4sth So
Rev MALCOLM JAMES MACLEOD, Minister
will preach a. n 4. ". and p. n.
THE WEST END COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
West End Ave and T7th 81
Rev. HENRY EVERTSON COBB. DID, Ninistsr
viii presen ~ II a. ". and 40 7. III.
Morning. Other Rivers"
Afternoon. ''Ts life a Tragedy
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21

commander Eys Booth OF the salvation
Arm, h,r taken Carnegie Music Hsll for
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21
VeeetabLe PrLees Keep up.

Vegetable Prices Keep Up.
Vegetables show no lowering in price
yet AT Washington Market New parsnips
are cents a bunch. and green and red
peppers are cents each. Mushrooms are
still % cents a pound. cauHHowers are 10
10 Is cents each, and Brussels sprouts are
Is cents a box. French endive is selling
well at 20 cents a pound. corn is 60 cents a
dozen. and spinach IS 30 cents the half
peck French artichokes are 90 cents each,
dollhouse cucumbers arc 10 cents each, and
egg plants arc l5 and 20 cents apiece.
oyster plants are - cents each, or two for
o5 cents. lima beans are 15 cents quart,
stringed beans are also IS cents, and
French beans are o. cents pound. Pota-
toes. sweet potatoes and German salad
potatoes are 1o cents quart. tomatoes
and cooking apples are IL cents a quart.
beets are cents a bunch. carrots are .
cents a bunch and white turnip5 are 10
cents quart celery is 90 cents bunch.
ronaino is 10 cents head. knob celery
is ro cents a bunch. and okra is cents a
dozen. 81. Johns bread from Italy, after
an absence of years. is 10 be obtained
again at few places IN the city; the
stalks. which are said 10 be strengthening
FOR tho throat. are = cents pound.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21
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VIII preach AZ ~ T. ". and p. u.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21
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New-York tribune., 1911-10-21

Tomorrow morning at II o'clock, at
Carnegie Hall, DR.. stephen s. Wise will
preach on Caste and Glass in our Ameri-
can Democracy The address will attempt
10 deal with the question whether there are
symptoms of the rise OF the spirit Of class
and caste in democracy and what can be
done in order 10 overcome these tenden-
cies. gravely menacing to the spirit Of de-
mocracv.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21

why DO Ministers Sons Go wrong
will be answered by the Rev Or Christian
r. Reisner pastor or Grace Methodist
Episcopal Church az the Happy Sunday
evening service Letters from minister's
sons. answering specific questions about tho
influence ~ their parents and home. will
hr read
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21

Salt" will be the subject Of the sermon
at the morning worship by the Rev Dr.
Archey Decatur Ball, pastor OF et. James
Methodist Episcopal Church. "A Mans
Religion" r. the subject Of an evening
series by Dr. Ball. Tomorrow night nus
topic will be "A Mans Religion IN the
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