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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-22
REFORMED CHURCHES.

81 tho Collegiate Church OF 81. Nicho-
las tho Rev Malcolm James Macleod
viii preach morning ana evening to-rnor-
row. 4 half hour 1cntcn service will be
hold on lridsy. ~ . y. m. preceded by an
organ recital, beginning at $50 O'Clock.
Dr.. Burrcll viii preach at both services
tomorrow al the Marble Collegiate
church. In the morning his subject will
be An Escaped Prisoner and in the
evening The Wisdom OF Rogue.
Tho Rev. Dr. Charles F. Aked. of San
Francisco. will preach a. the Madison
Avenue Reformed Church at both tie
morning ana the evening services to-mor-
row.
The Rev. Dr. Henry Evertson COBB ~ IL
breach at II 4. m. tomorrow al the Wet
End COLLEGIATE Church. At $50 p. m. the
choir. assisted by Hans Kronold. 'cellist.
vil sing the first part OF THE Glor% o:
rho Resurrection" by Charles Gilbert
snross Or. Cobb's subject will be "a
Better Resurrection
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PESBYTERIAN.

At the old FIRST Presbyterian church
tho Roy. pr Howard DufIi"ld viii con
due, both s-ryices tomorrow. Vt n . IA.
his topic will be The Legacy of Wash
ingion" and 1t y. IN. THE Tie That
Binds"
Vt ,hc Brick church tomorrow Dr
Merrill will preach at u 4 III. and y. IN.
The Rcv DR. Mark Allison Matthews.
Of Seattle. moderator Of the General AS
sembly of the Presbyterian Church of tho
United States Of America, will preach In
the Central Presbyterian Church to-mor-
row 1T II O'Clock aud In the Fourth Pres
bytcrian Church at r. M. Tho Scotch
Presbyterian Church unitcs in this SER
vice.
At ~ a m. tomorrow at the Harlem
PresbStcriau Church the Rev. John Lyon
Csuehey viii preach on THE Love of the
World" At f:l5 y. IN. Mrs Elmer Ellis
worth Black. first yice-presidcnt OF tho
Church Peace League. will speak.
The Church OF tho Puritans at the
morning service Tomorrow viii welcome
the state Regent and Daughters Of the
Revolution Of New York. together with
delegates from various patriotic orders OF
men. by invitation Of the pastor the Rev.
Robert Bruce Clark.
At the West-Park Presbyterian Church
the Rev. DT Arson i. Atterbury will
pr,a IN tomorrow at II a. m. At y. m.
The choir will siug selections from stat
ner's THE CrucihXion" and tho Rev. DR..
Anthony II. Evans vii! preach on The
Saving Power OF the Cross" There will
be preaching al the church house, No. COS
West i7sth street. by the Rev DR.. William
Garter at II a. IN. and 5 p. ~.
At the Broadway Presbyterian Church
the Rev. Dr. Walter Duncan Buchanan
VIII preach a, u a. m. tomorrow on "A
blessed Captivity" and his evening sub
ject will be Unnecessary Care.
The Rev NJ. F. Johnston will preach
tomorrow in the Morrisana Presbyterian
Church At II a. m. on Raising the Dead.
and a,sp. m. there will be musical ser
vice with cello, violin and organ. with a
short sermon Oh Forgetting.
Vt the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian
Church. BROOKLYN. Robert j.. Specr will
preach tomorrow 81 1910 Il. m. ana .:i'
D. IN. In the morning his theme viii De
Moral Margins" and In the evening THE
Knight EIrant Of the Nineteenth Cen
fury"
AZ the Classon Avenue Presbyterian
Church. Brooklyn. to-inorro" morning the
pa ,tor. the Rev. Dr. Joseph Dunn Bur-
rell, will preach on Tho Patience OF the
Saints Evening sermon on The Tri-
unph OF the Good.
How Holy Can You and | BE Here
and Now and VIII Ny Misdeeds Track
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CHURCH AND RELIGIOUS NEWS NOTES
New York Methodsts in Straits for Ministers, Pups Of
Calvary. Madison Avenue and New York Avenue,
Brooklyn Being Untitled.

Ie 20 Exposure apropos Vi revc.a-
lions in the Police Department, will ce
by. :. Edward Youngs subjects to-mor-
row morning and evening at the Bedford
PRESBYTERIAN church. Brooklyn.
Meetings in connection with the China
Campaign" conducted BY the Women's
Board of Foreign Missions of the Pres
byterian Church. will begin next Friday
at 3 p. IN. in Central Church, 5,th street.
Near Seventh avenue. with addresses by
the Rev. +. ". Bible. Dr.. Arthur j.
Brown and Miss G. f.. Halves At the
same hour In Greenwich Church. No. li5
West 18th street. the speakers will be the
Rev. J. ". Cochran and Dr.. Mary II.
Fulton. At the luncheon on Saturday,
March /. at the Hotel .Astor the speakers
will be DR.. G. n. Roys. Dr.. Mary ". Full
ton. Mrs. Dwight Potter. Miss r.. :. Web
stcr. Mrs. De Witt Knox, Mrs. J. A..
Williams and Miss c r.. Halves.
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WON'T WAIT ON ALDERMEN
TO GET CAB ORDINANCE
Mayor Names Special Commits
sion to Draft Measure to
Control Hackstands.

Mayor Gaynor has appointed special
committee TO frame a new code
dnancc. This action. taken Yesterday. III
dcatcs that the MAYOR had little faith
that the Board Of Aldermen would ever
get together on the question. The mem
befs OF the commission are rohn &.
Esmcs. Or,n Root. Willard II. Straight.
Michael FIRST. Charles Stcckier Cort-
landt N.coll. chairman Of tic committee
on laws and legislation Of the Board OF
Aldermen: Robert Adamson. the Mayors
secretary. ara William b. Crowci. his
legal adviser.
The Mayor is particularly interested in
abolishng the private hack stands. which
lie declares arc largely responsible FOR
the poor service and cxorhltant rates.
Under the special CAB ordinance" he
said. "tho proprietors Of hotels and other
public places are authorized 10 lease out
tho nigh for cabs 10 stand III front OF
their hotels ami exclude al cabs licensed
under the general ordinance. This con
Giti0u has not b'ough, about good or.
vice The rates % specially favored cabs
arc nigh. and the other CIbmcn are
driven 10 cXtortion % Illegal rates in
order 70 live Licensed cabnIcn should
not Dc obi se1 10 pay the proprictOrs Of
hotels and other public places. or oven
tho owners OF private property, FOR tho
right 30 stand IN front Of their place..
The city oRns tho streets and has the
right 10 cstabi sh cabstands wherever II
sees IT."
The Board OF Aldermen has had spe-
cial committee at work for a year and a
half Investigating the cab problem. At
a recent meeting an ordinance drawn by
Aldermen Marks and Mes Cher. both Nom
bcrs Of tho special committee. was intro
duccd The impression OF the public was
that this was the ordinace favored by
the committee. Alderman Grimm. who
took the place Of the late Alderman
BRYANT Willard as chairman Of the spc-
cial committee. declared last n;ht how
ever. that the ordinance did not represent
the vleNs Of the committee: that It's Nom
hers were still seeking light lie said
hearing would be held on the ordinance
introduced and that any necessary
changes could thcn he made
Alderman Grimm did not seem 70 know
much about the contents OF tho ordinance,
saying he had had only few hours 10
read H. II had been given out that the or.
dlnance did away With the private hack
stands, but that does not seem 10 he the
case On that point the ordinance SAYS:
"Iu addition TO the public hackstands
which have heretofore been established.
a portion of the public streets immediate
Is In front of any real property IN the
city Of New York may, with the con-
sent Of the abutting property owner and
in the discretion Of the Mayor, be tenn
porarilv used as a public stand and "a
permit for the term Of one wear Issued
therefor
This Of course. makes IT necessary 10
have the consent Of the property owner.
which he may not give unless he gets
large rental fee. such az IL now charged
by the big hotels.
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NEW HORACE MANN SCHOOL
100000 Buildings Will Be Erected
Near Van Cortlandt Park.

Horace Mann School has outgrown its
present quarters and will erect a new set
Of buildings at cost OF $1,000 on n ten
acre plot just across the street from Van
Cortlandt Park. Trustees Of the Teachers
College and alumni have furnished the
funds The new buildings are 10 be ready
by the fall Of 1914. and viii be used as d
country school for boys
HenIj C. Pearson. principal OF the ele-
mentary schools. In a statement vcsterday
said the building presented twelve years
ago bV v Eyerit Macy WAS now taxed 10
the utmost. The present structure VII ne
devoted TO an elementsry school OF SIX
GRADES and for girls upper school ot SIX
wears. The new buildings at 2bth street
and Broadway will he An upper school Tor
boys The athletic field at Van Cortland;
Park. il was said. was to be IN important
factor in the school NE.
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FICTION,

PRECIOUS WATERS. By 4 NJ. CUSHION
Illustrated by Clsrence Row iH''' '''
tale OF the Western dry bell. where the
,.1ore-s fac the problem u irrigation and
sir,scle 10 save their streams from the en-
e,oacRmonts OF the lard department oil the
silroad .,.
TttF, DEVILS ADMIRAL. ~ Frederic"
ferdinand Moore. illustrated N 'oior ~
,~ton otto Fischer. Emo. lp. -'' ''"u'''
day. Pagc & co..
: pirate stor,
WRITTEN IN THE SAND ~ . y DuSsi.
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Toc John c. Winston company
: narrative Of love ana adventure in inc
sahara.
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Ten short stories ....,.
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GOOD EATING At T0MBS.
Health Board Disagrees with
Grand Jury Report.
INSPECTOR FINDS ALL O. K.
Asserts Food Is Pure, Kitchen
Clean and Prisoners Are
Satisfied.

Although the special grand Jury in It's
recent criticism of conditions IN the
Tombs prison said the prison fare WAS so
poor that all prisoners who had sufficient
money purchased their food outside. il
was learned yestcrdav that the Depart
ment of Health after an investigation.
had reported to tho Commissioner II
Correction that tn. quality OF the GOOD
was very good and that IL wa served al
tractivoly.
The investigation was made with 40
advance notice OF blsre Of horns. An in
Spector detailed by Health Commissioner
Lcdorle arrived at the Tombs five minutes
before the noon hour on FEBRUARY e. Pat-
rick \. Whitney. Commissioner Of Coy-
Icction. had requested such an invcsti-
cation
one % the recommendations by the sps-
clal grand jury was a. follows:
SO poor is the prison fare that no per-
son confined In the prison VINO mas any
money thinks Of eating IL We recon-
mend that the Board OF Health he direct
ed 10 make INSPECTIONS from time to time
OF the food served
The supervising inspector 81 the De
pertinent Of Health VINO maze the inres-
LEGATION said IN his report:
II found raw beef, Jaw mutton. cooked
mutton. spinach. aour, rice, potatoes.
soup. bread, cooked potatoes aud tapiocs
pudding. Without exception all OF these
materials were in sound condition. fresh
and we'll graded in quality and rcrte.tiy
Wholesome food
The portions were generous IN quantity
and although tho method II service was
necessarily somewhat crude. from "A food
point Of view the portions We're quite at
tractive."
The Inspector said he nterrogated
number Of the prisoners in their cells. and
In every instance was Informed by them
that they had sufficient 10 eat and that
they had no complaint 10 make as 10 the
quality q the food served.
fIc found the kitchen clean. a. were
the utensils in IL. The storeIoom was
clean. and the teas. coffces. beans and
other foodstuffs stored therein were II
an excellent quality
Commissioner Whitney. II was learned.
had requested that the inspections BE- con-
tinucd in the future. and that no intl-
nation be given when they Were 90 oe
made.
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-, rlorentiue ritorneilo which had
'ov'' Ken discovered. she then played
lpss 1;ind Mice and swinburne Was
TOD He found that ii reflected
c''' a~.ec,lon the cruel beauty Of the
Medicis.
eook on immigration.
Warne's book. The Immigrant
.,or will be published by Dodd.
M" g. "a. on March IA. The author.
- was secretary of the immigration
WV r,r,ent of the National Civic Fed
ZION secretary of the New York
o." Immigration commission and ex-
80, Of the Census Bureau, sets forth
p s.rain the reasons for his belief in the
.,,ic,ion Of immigration.
e;.,, English illustrated Book.
conv OF the first English illustrated
Cax,on's "The Mirrour of the
,,.Y-,d~-is 70 be sold at Sotheby's, in
~1or fortnight hence. This copy
-, the mast been owned by Millais
p;rlket Foster. There is no OK
a. Of the book in the British
Lt,soum
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BOOKS OF THE WEEK.
,,r AND ARCHITECTURE.

..~r PAINTINGS By GEORGE INNESS.
= lf...,,rrfiop o., Ellio', DainEe field. NNc.
. iA''9 Tiftv plates. Privately printed
gt.,aeric Fsir,.i'd shesman)
,nef EMS ~ PERICLEAN BUILDINGS.
~ . 81. ElGerkiu. pa. d. Assistant Pro
h.sso- Pseceptog in Art and Archaeology.
princeton tn'e'S' ~, ,a , -" o i,V ~
fresst
~,.ssls,Iu. Sire significance - She Hress-
- ~ the piopNl@a; the EgochtGeuu As
81. and as planned ana al Interpretation
W he ca.yatll porch. This IS \"iaine IL y
he "P,ir atca Nouo graphs .u Nr' aHa
N1heolos,
Opposition \ series O.. Exec .iscs Goo Az
S'ryctlro. Cor .se Ise o: students AN.
Trsche-s By Arthur Wesley Dos. SeN
ms edition. revised and enlarge Wi,t leN
rirs;rs,ioas ans color .atrs 10 rr u.
,nnutlelay. Page q 'o.1
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RELIGION AND PHILOSOPHY.

JHE. REAsoNABLENEss OF Th t;.n KE,
LlGION OF JESUS. Br william otePnnc..
Eainsfor5 ID. u 12mo. PIP. XIV -
IN. Houghion Mifiin Company
Embodying the Baldwin Lectures W.
lJll a. the University 81 Michigan
THE ROMAN CURIA As IT now EA iss,.'C
~ Account OF IT'S Departments '',,,e
Congregations Tribunals Oihces' oinP
,cnce OF Each. MODE Of Procedure. HOW y.
Hold Communication With: Inc i.a.,.n'
legislation BY the Rev. Nichael Matt'''
J. Emo. PIP. 423. (Benziser Brotheis
lHF .OLDT1ME RELIGION; Or. ihs LOU, r1nti
ooiions OF our Faith. By David Jan.fs
BurreiI ID. D.. Ii. u. Frontspicce. limo
~ $40 (The American Tract Socle'!'l
In four parts. discussing Religion; Tho
Three Great Doctrines. It's AuthoTity--ihe
BlDle: IL Organization Cbuich.
4 CONTRIBUTION TO \ BIBLlOGHAfh
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Nin1ty boots end articles by tnis sn tl,
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aJol' him which Aave appearcd IN tno
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YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AsSoci
ALTON.

Bishop H. y. Wilson will speak on "A
Mans Battle" at the I'D street Young
Mems Christian Association at =. m.
tomorrow.
Al the mems meeting Of the West SHE
Young Mems Christian Association TO-
morrow afteruoon. at o'clock. DR.. Meme
miah Boynton. OF Brooklyn. VIII deliver
the last Of his series Of addresses 20
Young men on the subject III ] Were
young Man I Would Walk Up.
Franklin GAYLORD. secretary Of tie
young Mems Christian Association a.
Moscow Russia, VIII address '"e Ho'ie"'
branch Of the Young Mems Cnr'sta H
Association at $50 y. IN. Tomorrow Oh
Present Day conditions and Problems IN
Russia.
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ESSAYS.

THE SPIRIT OF AMERICAN LATERAiJ kE.
81 John Macy. limo. pp VIII, "4'. ''oNo'e
DAY Page 4 CO..
tpprecia,ivc ESSAYS on Irving. Cooper,
Emerson. Hawthorne. LOngfelow, Wh.tueT
Poe Holmes. Thorcau. Lowell Whitman,
Mark Twain. Howells. William ana Henry
James and sidney Lanier
WITH MASTER MINDS. BY Herman Bern
stein Illustrated. limo. pD. 243. (The l nj
varsAi series Publishing Company
, series Of interviews with TolStoy, flIe
Netchrtkon Bergson. Roiin, MaNlHill'"
Harden LeOnid AndreyeN. and others.
FOUR STAGES or GREEK kl1i1 ~
Studies Based on Course Of Lectures. DO
lverrd in April 1912. az Columbia. CniTel-
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JEWISH.

At Tempe Beth-El Dr.. Samuel SchIl-
man will speak on Wellss Marriage: A
Picture Of Contemporary Life" al II a. N.
tomorrow.
At Temple Israel OF Harlem D.. NJ II.
Harris will sprcach at 1915 a. m to-day
on Elijah and Washington.
Ethics Of Love and Friendship" VIII be
the subject OF the address by Dr.. Edwarj
Howard Griggs at II a. IN. Tomorrow be-
fore the Free Synagogue at Carnegie
Hall
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Pm n Ills :. NJ limo. pp. xviii. rel -
ANGLO-SAXON CHRONICLE Trans
90" nN Tho Rev. James Ingram i1In..
~. M "oi. IL. p. button * co..
y ~ tEARY AND HISTORICAL ATLAS
,n ASIA BY J. q. Bartholomew. III. u
mo %. Ni re. -. =. Dutton a CO..
LEE COMEDIES BY Biornstierne
johnson TIE Newly Married Coui,, .
,;e"narda Gauntlet Emo. Do NJ
Tvs IL. T.. button * co..
INN kAHENINA. BY Count Leo Tolstov.
.iihslsted by Rochelle :. TOWNSEND In two
ton 4 co.. '
he foregoing are new volumes in IA,
EN"ryman's Library" edition.
'lE TUDOR SHAKESPEARE. The Tragtdy
o. Julus Cesar. Edited ty Robert NJ
i"leu. n u. Frontispece Small l2mo. ~.
NNl' -" tIhc Macmillan Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-22
F1REMEN SAVE THREE WOMEN
One Overcome by Smoke When Dress
makers Shop Burns.

Tie sight Of sin or seven mOtioniess
forms o. tie sidewalk in front of the
building which WAS on fire caused a near
panic yesterday IN the neighborhood
around NO. 1850 Third avenue. However.
the figures were made of wax. and be-
louscc 10 Mrs Julia Friedman. whose
dresslrak'ns shop was burned ont Three
real i've women. one of them sensel,ss
from the effects OF smoke. were carried
ont irpla Tie top story b- ;iremeu. The
d&W2ct was about $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-22
UNITARIAN.

At the LenoX Avenue Unitarian Church
tomorrow morning the Rev. Or. Merle
ST. Croix Wright will have as his sermon
topic Some Facts OF Sex
At All Souls Unitarian Church the
Rev. Augustus p. Record, Of Springfield.
Mass. will preach to-morrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-22
EDUCATIONAL,

r. :,,tEyrARY PRINCIPLES OF clio
'TTTTITv AND MAGNETISM. For >,udeA's
!, rnsineer.pr. ~ Robert HARRISON Ioueh.
D. ID. and waite. Marrinus Boehm. IN. j..
i2n,o. DID. Vs. go. The Macmillan Com
psny)
Developine ~ logic order the more IN
por;art numerical relations existing amo'-
~ nrirriusl quantities employed IN elar-
triei,,. and magnetism. With diagrams.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-22
SOCIOLOGY.

'oNSFRt Give RURAL SOCIOLOGY. ~
Io"n VI; "inct;c With an introduction ~
Gcorge T. Vincent sv5. ~. y!!i. 3OI rTb.
Siulsis 4 Walton Company
survey OF the conditions Of lie In rural
communities Tie special problems that CAL
TOT s"lution. ctc. With tables and diagrams.
MEDICAL BENEFIT \ study q III. Ex-
pelie,.s" - Germany and Denmark. By ].
q. Gibbon. r. A. j.. : >vo pp xv ogs
,E. !. Dut,cn & co..
setting forth the principal facts respettine
medical benefits under the Insurance laws Of
'ue lNo countries. and Tho lessons 20 be
learned from their experience
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-22
NATURE STUDIES.

'GE SLEEP AND ITS COUSINS. Ey Z.
Lydekker. F. r. s. With six'y-one iius
lra,ions $50. Dp. Ky, 3l3. ~. !. DN''V''
& co..
An st.-mpt 70 deal Win the chef bre as
q the animal in all parts Of the globe pTin,,
riDrilv from fhe natural history PONY OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

me CITY THAT WAS. ~ stephen > ia'
4 NJ. 81 o. Ill. y. ILLUSTRATED '-"'o
ID 2ii. tFrans Aaben)
Concerning the sanitary condiuoGs OF ~"
York .n the jea-S 1894 20 ls0'
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POETRY.

fdE VICTORY Of DEFEAT. mo 1 ,o.,o
Poems Bv fanny DETROIT HASTINGS i-'no'
~. 81 a.. Alice Hartman 'oHpsh''
IIlE ICE LENS A Tour-Act Pay on |o"es,
Morals Causes and ConsfQ"er,Ses -,
george FIedeficE Gundelingri' i-"' 49,
" THE ehakosrnaro RICSsl
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BIOGRAPHY.

1.-The Great Arabian" IT,
Nssiith ToWns.na. Small l2mo. PIP -.
'Toe Hocghton MiTin Company
, A., brief sketch os tae lie % the prophet
.,S ~ b.e religious stem.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-22
CuUKCn OF rHE ASCENSION.
lIffi, Axenua an, Tenth Slleel.

Rev Dr. PERCY JTICKNEY GRANT. Rector.
II \. M.--Morning Service ana sermon pt'
Grant. Suoiecr. Reverence
g. M.--Stsiners "ctucifNi0n.
L. M--Public Forum. Inc speaker. ".
Edward 7. Devine. Subject, The Aboitloh
" poverty'
-. M.--D.scussion. Parich House. l. West
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REPRINTS.

9 rREATisE OK GoVEE% M&AT Tran,-
5'iats5 from he Gree. OF Aristotle by VIII
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PRESBNrERIAN.
CHINA CAMPAIGN.
Central Presbyterian Church

WEST bTTH ST. NEAR DRoADWAY
rev. MARX 4 MATTHEW'S. -. D.. OF
seattle. the Moderator Of the General
Assembly. breaches az ~ \. NJ.
Dr. MERLE.sM n =. NJ
evening subject. Getting Along Without God.
o4j A. M-Youns Mems Bible study Cluo'
3P N-Ssbbath School
Devotional service Wednesiay a, r. VI.
ALI. WELCOME
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REFORMED,
THE MIDDLE COLLEGIATE CHURC
THE WEST END COLLEGIATE CHURCH

Neft End NYc. and itth 81,
Rcy HENRY EVERrSO COBB. ID. D.. Mn
istAr will preach ar II \. NJ. and $50 J. NJ.
~ $50 p NJ. Subject; "a Better Resnr-
rcction.' Choral Service. The Glory or the
Resurrection" Part l.. by charles tlperr
Spross. Choir assisted BY Mr. Hans kronolc,
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CHURCH OF ZION AND ST. TIMOTHY

81 West J1th Street.
Rector Rev. HENRY lUBEck. d. G. i,
Holy Communion. ........ ....,.s. n VI
Morning Prayer: Preacher. the Rec -
tor .......-.... ~ " -
E,cnsoGg: Preacher. Rev. Or. Rush =,
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iADIsoN AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH
Madison Avenue, Corner OF 57th Street;
: i, = ReV.Chas.F.
REFORMED CHURCH or HARLEM.
Lenox ave. and l23d ~.
Rev. EDGAR TILTON. Jr.. ID. D.. Minister
viii p,olcb M II 4 " and : Y. VI
REFORMED CATHOLIC.
>PIRITUALIST

SERVICES. Christs Mission. 33i West ),
St.--Anernoon, $3.50 Rev. MANUEL ~
RANDo. .. u. Director and Pastor.
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TEMPLE MODERN SPIRITUALISM. l5s
East o1.h: SunGav. :: Mrs. Seniors lnsialla.
iion as licensed Psychic. Lecture: spirit.
symbolic language" Psychic Phenomena
dernorefratal.
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CHURCH OF the HOLY COMMUNION
ST. BiRTH0L 0MEW'S CHURCH,

Madison Avenue at 4+th street
Rev. LEIGHTON PARKS. ID. ID. Rector
80 \. M.--IIOly Communion.
II T. M.--Prescher the Rector.
~. VI Preacher. Rev. Frank Heartheiu'
5:lJ p. M--Orsaa Recital by y. :. H:de.
S:lJ L. M.--lllustratcd Stereopticon Lecture
on Nineveh bv Rev. + y. FISHER.
DlTIV rE\TE\ MIDDAY SERVICES