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PRESBYTE RlAN.

A. the Brick church DF. William H.
Fou,kes viii preach at u a III. ana III
Merrill stlp. m. Dr. Merrill VIII give
.crtes Of lecture discussions on Tuesdas
,f,crnoons IA Lent. beginning at 49, ana
lasting for an hour
Al the Finh Avenue Presbyterian
Church the pastor. the Rev j. H. Jo"e.|
will preach at II O'Clock tomorrow ~
IA y n. the Sacrament OF the Lord
Supper viii be observed.
Tho Roy. Or. Howard DufieId Will CON
duo, 10th services tomorrow al the O''
First PRESBYTERIAN Church. At ii a. H'
,ho Sacrament Of the Holy communion
viii be celebrated.
A, the Broadway Presbyterian Chnf'h'
the Rcv Or. Walter Duncan Bhc naha''
p..tor. Holy Communion with recep''o''
of members will be celebrated at II a. m
In tie evening Dr. Buohanan's SUBJECT
viii be First Love Lost.
Dr. Edgar whitaker Work will preach
morning and evening to-motro" Ia the
Fourth Presbyterian Church.
Al tho West-Park Presbyterian Church
in, Rev Dr. Arson i. Atterbufy WIZ
n,toch ,o-rnorrow at n H. IN. The Rev
Dr Anthony H. Evans Will preach Al
n NJ. on Making Religion Desirsh'e'
A. the church house, No. CTS West Ieth
street. Or. Evans will preach at II a. M
and viii administer the Lords supper
pr. Attorbury will preach at y. II.
A. the Scotch Presbyterian Church the
n,s,or. tho Rcv Or. David q. Wyhe. VIII
nreach At II a. m. on A vision oi
I,ncouragernent" and the service VIII be
,o,loved by the Sacrament OF the LORD
sumner. ASP. m. DIR. Wylie Will preach
on reaching Truth by Parablcs."
A, ,nc Harlem Presbyterian Church. at
II q m. tomorrow there Will he addresses
bv the pastor. the Rev. John Lyon
Cauehey, and the Rev. John NJ. CASTOR
~ pittsburgh. on What the Freedmen
Need" AZ 4:i5 p. IN. the pastor VIII con-
,,pue the series Of sermons upon the
Epis,le to the Romans.
There will he a patriotic service, Win
Abraham Lincoln as the topic OK the SCI
r,on AT the West I'd Street Presoy terlaiI
Church at s D. m. tomorrow
Al the Church OF the Puritans. the pas
for Rev. Robert Bruce Clark. VIII preach
Tomorrow at II q. IN. At p. m nc VIII
deliver a lecture on Abraham Lincoln.
luncheon at tho Hotel Astor. AT |
o'clock Saturday. March |. is the one SOCIAL
feature OF the China campaign. TO be
conducted from February IS to March 3,
nv the Womens Board OF Foreign Mis-
sions OF the Presbyterian Church in this
city.
Al the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian
church. Brooklyn, the Rev. DIR. Harry
fathrop Reed. OF Auburn Theological
seminary, will preach at both services.
At the Bedford Presbyterian Church
E,ooklyn. tomorrow, Or. B. Edward
younc's morning and evening subjects
will be Prayer After Science is Through
With It. and What Should Heaven
Mean To U.s."
Al the Classon Avenue Presby terrain
Church. Brooklyn. on Sunday morning
the pastor. the Rev. Or. Joseph Dunn
Burreil will preach on The Vision That
Thrills" Evening sermon on The Mind
or a Christian"
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REFORMED CHURCHES.

At the morning service In the Marble
Collegiate Church tomorrow Or. Pete,
u. Milliken will preach on THE Call OF
the Day" and in the evening Or. c,
Stanley G. Mylrea, medical missionary IN
Arabia. will speak on Arabia To- day"
At the Collegiate Church of st. Nicho-
las the Rev. Arthur Frederick Nabon will
preach. morning and evening. tomorrow.
The Rev. Or. Hugh Black r. 20 continue
his serbs of sermons on modern condi-
tons ia the city churches al the evening
service next SUNDAY. in the Madison Ave
nue. Reformed Church. He VIII also
preach at this church in the morning.
At the West End Collegiate Church the
minister the Rev. DR.. Henry Evertson
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FICTION.

POOR. DEAR MARGARET KIRBY ana
Other stories. Ey Kathleen Norris. with
tionusplece limo. PIP. 5e3. The Nacmil-
ian Company
Eighteen short stories. Including thss
which siNcs the volume its title
MY MOUNTAIN TOPS. The Romance Of
Journey Across the Canadian Rockies BY
Ls.sh RUN kandle. limo pp. 80. 'The
Neale Publishing Company
A travel story through which runs A love
episode. told in the first person
PRINCESS MARY's LOCKED BOOK. Anon.
with frontispiece by Max CoNper. l2mo pp.
100. tCsSsel & Coz
Relating the heroine's experiences while
on visit incosnta 10 England.
cLEEK. THE MAN or THE FORTY FACES
sell q Coz
= detective story
TIE NfGHT-EIDEEs. \ Romance of Early
piece I2rno. pp' 4as GPhilade'phia:
George W. Jacobs & Coz
Following the fortunes Of John u Treslcr
from the time Of his arr, al a, tie Marriott
ranch until be tracks down the Night-Ride-s
THE PARASITE. 4 Novel By Helen REL
inensnyder Martin. Frontispiece limo. pr.
%'2 philadelphia: The j. Is IJppinco.t
Company
Treating Of matrimonial problem.
SALLY CAsTLEToN. SorTHERHER By
Crittenden Marriott with Illustrations by
\. c. Wyeth. l2mo. pr. 81. philadelphia:
The J. u. Lppincott Company
4 romance OF the civil War.
THE wOoING OF MARGARET TREvENNA.
b. Roy Medium. l2mo, pr. $40. dDunl,!d
Coz
A love story OF seyen,eenth ,entur, Eng
THE STREET or THE FLUTE PLAYER.
\ Romance. by h. DE We're Stscpoole.
Ironiispicce Emo. Pr sos ,puHaeld 4
Coz
tale Of Greco.
TIE SILVER DRESS. ~ Mrs George Nor
man l2mo. Pr az. DIG,eld 4 CO..
\ narrative Of English life. through which
runs love interest
WILD JUSTICE. BY Frances Glare limo
PIP go duH.cld a CO..
love story.
the HOUSE or SHAME 4 Ne.ei By
Charles FELTON, pidgir. limo pp. Pa tThe
Cosmopolitan Press)
& story Of the Mormon Church.
THE CHILDREN OF THE MEADOWS BY
Mitte owen McDsvid illustrated by Her
nan Hcyer Emo pp. 49, The Cosmo-
poitan PrcssD
a narrative o. the old South for children
we'll as grOwn-urs.
wITCHlNG NIL By T.. ". Hornuns. u
Charles scfibncr's Sons
Shor; stories OF crime.
SEVEN KEYS TO BALDPATE. rs Earl
Derr Biggers Illustrated nv Franz snspp.
limo. pp. tos. Tho BObbs Merrill Com
panyJ
Appearing serislly in the Sunday Magazine
OF Tho TRIBUNE
THE BURNING QUESTION. ~ Grace DEMO
I.i;chneid. Emo. ~. ". 3o7. 10 T. Put
mans Sonsl
The history OF a man who unknovinsly
becomes a bigaris'.
THE MYSTERY OF THE BAEEANCA. By
Herman whitaker. FrontspieCe. l2mO. pr.
$50 0Iarper Brothers
A romance OF Mexico.
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POETRY AND DRAMA.

MAsTERpIECEs or THE SOUTHERN
POETS By Walter Nezle. lemo Pr. 30
1The Neale publishing Company
compilation OF verse by Southern poets
Thoma. Jefferson. Foe sidney lanier Maci-
son Cawein. 7. H. BOner. Dandridge Fa'ner
Tahb and John Lancaster SpsloihS are
among those represented.
THE POLITICAL WORKS or ROSE HART
WICK THORPE. Compiled BY the AulhC.
fron'ispiece. i:mo. Pr. 1877. cine Nes'e FnO-
fishing CONT any
Made up II ballads including the author 5
well known "Curfev Mus. BOT Rirg To-
night shorter poems and rhymes FOR chill
oren.
POEMS BY Campbell Mason. limo, PIP o9
(Thc Cosmopolitan Press)
Love lyrics. sonnets and other verse.
Ii MIskNTHROPE (The Misanthiopel. By
Moliere. TTanslatct BY Curtis ll!dc.n rage.
Emo. pp, lol. 10. T.. Putnsms SonsD
L'ANARE. tThc MscrD By Noiere. Trans
lated by Curtis Hidden Page. Emo. pp. los.
%. T. Futnsu.s Sous.l
TIE SPINNING WOMAN or THE SKY:
Poems. By Alice Corriu. With an original
lithosIsph by william renhallow HENDERSON.
Emo Up. ~ Chicago: The Ralph Fle'ch' ]
seymour ColnpanyD
THE NECESSARY EVIL \ Onc-ACt stage
Play for -Four Persons To BE PLAYED In the
Light. BY Charles Ram Kennedy. sNc. pp.
10 tHsrper a Bfosl
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BOOKS OF THE WEEK.
BIOGRAPHY.

MRS. FlSKE BY Frank Carlos Griffith. II
Illustrated. l2mo. Pr. 1916. The Neaic Pub
fishing Compa W.
\ brief sketch of the career OF the actre =.
The Illustrations show her In some OF the
characters which she impersonstcs.
DIR. WILLIAM LEROY BROUN. Compiled
BY Thomas l. Broun. Assisted b. b. ssc
Lee BIoun and Sally +. OrdVsy Illus
trsted. Emo, Up ~. (rhc Ncale Publish
ing Company)
The ifc and correspondence OF the South,
cin educator
TIE LIFE or SIR ISAAC PITMAN dn-
Nenior Of IhonoGtaphy) BY Alfred Baker.
+. J. J. Centenary edition. illustrated
SNo pp. NJ 90 Isaac ritmsn & SonsD
\ few additions ana corrections have been
made in this edition.
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JEWISH.

At the Temple Bethel. at II O'Clock to-
morrow morning, in the absence Of Dr..
Schulman, Rabbi Simon II. Cohen, Of
Brooklyn. will occupy the pulpit and
speak on The Letter Of Spirit Of the
Law"
At Carnegie Hall, at II a. IN. tomorrow
Dt. Stephen $. Wise will preach before
the Free Synagogue on The religion ~
Democracy and the Democracy OF Re
iision" At $40 y. IN. Professor a. 5.
Isaacs will give an illustrated lecture on
Jews aud Judaism in America before
the members OF the Alumni Association
and their friends at the synagogue house
No. Sc West 6Sth street.
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UNITARIAN.

At the Church OF the Messiah the Rev
John Haynes Holmes will preach AT II
a. IN. Tomorrow Subject: Bearing one
Anothcr's Burdens" At p. m. there
will be the usual service of music. medi-
tation and prayer in the church followed
by stereopticon lecture by Mr. Holmes,
in the church house. on The Coming
City; or the Problem of the municipality.
At All Souls Unitarian Church the
Rev. Or. William W. Fem. dean OF the
Divinity School Of Harvard University
will conduct the services and preach the
sermon.
At the Lenox Avenue Unitarian Church
o-morrow the Rev. Or. Merle st. CroiN
Wright will conclude his sermon on Life
ana Mind
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MISCELLANEOUS.

pSyf-ItoIoGY AND INDUSTRIAL Eff
I-IcIrNC'y nv Hugo Munsterberg. kyo, pp
sao crhe Houghtcn Min,in Company
Tho book which treats Of psychology as
applied to the problems OF everyday life. is
diyided into three sections: Tine Bes; Pos
sible Man" "Thc Best Possible Work
THE Hest Possible Eject"
THINGS MUNDANE. A. Observed ny the
idle Reporter. By Evan Il. chestcrmsn.
Emo 10 u, 1Thc Neaic Publishing COM
psny)
sketches previously printed in The Rich.
unonc DISPATCH" and THE firnes-Dispstc h
some OF the titles are "A Terrible Disease
Masculine Reflections on Chicken SALAD
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He Ii cs in the South Of
Mary IT,.

Hopkins. He Ii es in the South Of
France.
Mary IT,
y rivate diary kept by Mary II Of
England. daughter OF James II and wife
of William III, has been used by Miss
Mary t. .andars in the pr paration OF
q volume entitled Princess and
Queen" The biographer has also had
access 10 many Of the Queens personal
papers. Miss Sandars. il will be re-
membered. is the author Of a useful
memoir of Balzac.
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HALF MILLION FOR A VAN DYcK

Henry e. Frick. according 10 The
American Art News" in its issue OF yes
terday has purchased a Van Dyck. THE
Arundel Family" Tor price reported TO
be 10000 Tho art publication considers
this one Of the largest, if not the highest.
prices ever paid Tor a Van DycE.
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SOCIOLOGY.

SOCIAL. RELIGION. An Interpretation ~
christianity IN TERMS ~ Modern Life ~
scott Nearing. Ph. -. iemo. pp.. Nyi. -.
tThe Macmillan Company
An answer 20 the questions. DO ignorance
sickness. poverty and vice still exist? Does
America present opportunities '0r service
similar 10 those which Christ found In Ps'es-
linz
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SCIENCE

GENETICS. An Introduction 20 the study q
Ilsreditv ~ Herbert Eugene walter With
Seyeniy-SIX figures and diagra i.mo Pr
xiv. -. CHE Macmillan Company
Summarizing some = thr more recent
phases Of The questions OF hcfedI'v which are
81 pres NJ sgitating The biological world
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CHURCH AND RELIGIOUS NEWS NOTES
New York to Furnish Two Members of World Sunday School
Party-Fear Felt for This Branch Of Church Work.

Cobb. will preach at II a. m. tomorrow.
Al $50 y. m. DR.. Cobb will preach on
THE Longing TO Escape"
On Sunday evenings during Lent DR.. \.
Madeley Richardson will give in the
South Reformed Church.
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SPORT AND TRAVEL

~ AZ ELEPHANT CORRAL. And Ohsr
Tales II West African Experiences By Rob
ert Hamill Nassau. W. D. p r. -. tsno.
rn. $50. The Ncsie nHhiish SHINY EomranNl
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ESSAYS.

ALONG THE ROAD. By Arthur Christopher
Benson. l2mo. PIP. Niii. 49,. &C. +. Put
mans Sons)
A collection OF papers on miscellaneous
subjects. little problems Of life ana charae-
ter etc.
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REPRINTS.

THE COLLECTED WORKS or AMBROSE
BIEKCE. Volume MI. $40. Pr al. The
N.se Publishing Company
This The ina, volume. contains "knrs ~
Beasts" Two Administrations sn4 Ms
ccllau'rGs ,srcrs
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CHURCH OF ZION AND ST. TIMOTHY

ia West Jtth street,
Rector. Rev. HENRY LUBECk, ID. q. l..
Holy Communion. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sA. ".
Morning Prayer: Preacher, Rev. A. .
Il. ManSfeld .............,. IL ~ ~
EyensonS; Preacher, Rev. Dr.. Rush
ton ............... ............. SIP. N.
81. MATTHEW CHURCH. stth st, nes~
Central Pa-k West. Rev. ARTHUR H. it DGE,
Rector :. rVice- s. II and =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-08

,o,.ation of the facile descent of the
majority. Still. it is book worth reau-
ing and bordering upon.
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Central PRESBYTERIAN Church

NEST j1TH ST, NEAR BROADWAf.
Rev WILTON MERLE-SMITH ID. d., Pastor.
preaC hes at II \. NJ
Rev JAMES r. COCHRAN at p NJ
Evening Subject. The Voice OF Tod
GAS A. NJ Young Mems Bible STUDY Cluo
. =. N.--Sabbath School.
Devotional Service Wednesday at +. NJ
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Current Talk of Things Present
and to Come.

Air. Maurice Hewlett's Forthcoming
volume Of fiction is entitled The Lore
~ Proserpne." 1t is a collection Of
,tories and sketches, much If which.
,ve arc told. is autobiographical. The
s.ribners will bring out the book.
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St. cbomdS's Church

FIFTH AVE. AND $50 ST.
R.y ERNEST NJ STIRES. ID. d., Rector.
A. NJ. Holy Communion
H. Morning Service and Sermon (Rector).
a. Evensong and Address lReetorl.
ALL ANGELS CHURCH, IVES, End Ave.
end sist ST, Rev. :. DE LANCEY TOWN
SEND. D. d, Rector.--ioly Communion. s
A. NJ Morning Prayer and Sermon BY the
Hector. IL 4. NJ: Choral Evensong, NJ.
DaiIv Services. p. NJ, with address.
strangers welcome
GRACE CHURCH, Broadway and 10th ~.
Or SLATTEHY. Rector. =. and II tRec-
tori. (Rev Mr.. clash. tRev. Mr.. Ed
wardsl. -..
CHURCH OF TIE HEAVENLY REST.
Firth Ave. above 45th st
Rev HERBERT SHTPMAN Rector.
Services, and II \. NJ; r. NJ
ST. EsTEPH9N's I22-I2s West 60th ST
Rev NATHAN 4. SEAGLE, ID. D.. Rector.
Services. s. IL A. NJ. p. NJ.
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o.rand as a Biographer

Sir Mortimer Durand the former
rritish Ambassador TO the Unitei
states. has been writing biography Of
-ir Alfred Lyall, and the book will be
one of the spring publications. He is
not an unpractised author; other books
have come from his pen. In Lyall nc
has had an excellent subject.
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a Southern Writer.

DO people read that sentimental ante
bellum novel 'St. Elmo" nowadays?
PERHAPS. Biographical "reminiscences
nj its author. Augusta Evans Wilson
are announced by the g. w. Dillins-
han Company, which would go 10
show that there is an audience for this
and for her other books. Mr. I. c. De
Leon is the writer of these rcm'nis-
cences.
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Wagner Letters.

Those interested in musical history
will be glad 20 learn that an English
translation of THE Bayreuth Letters
Of Richard Wagner" will appear during
the coming season.
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THE CHINA CAMPAIGN.

Nomeu's Hoard Forelsn Mlsslons ,FiesbN-
tcrian1. LUNCHEON. HOTEL Asi OK, March
I > NJ Tickets s. 90. secured from Miss
=. Y. Keller, Hotel st. Andrew, Broadway
and 72d -. -
RjTGEKS PRE,BlTEHiAN CHURCH.
broadway and I'D street.
Preaching at II A. NJ. and i. NJ by the
Rev. Robert Mackenzie. ID. ID.
Communion following Morning Service.
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Church of the TRANSFORMATION. r.. ?oth 1t.
GEORGE CLARKE HOCGHrON. Rector.
Communions. {, S. y O'Clock. CRUICKSHANK'S
MASS and sermon Trey. Father Riggs. 6. RI.
1920. CHORAL EVENSONG o'clock. SER
MON 5 T. VI. The Church Is open All Day
Every Day. Services Daily at :. o. i2:lO moon)
and ; L. NJ. REV. ARNOLD PINCHARp
breaches DAILY AT NOON; ALSO ON
WEDNESDAY NIGHT AT s O'CLOCK.
THE REV. ARNOLD PINCHAKD
Vicar of ST. Jude's Church. birmingham.
England. will deliver Course OF Lectures In
the Church Of The Transformation. I Il. IS.
Wcdncsday Evenings At O'Clock, on
Our Controversy with Rome"
Febv lgtn, subject: UNITY AND apps
TOIICtTY or THE CHI RICH"
r,,bc, pInchord also breaches daily ~ noon.
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CHURCH OF TIKI ASCENSION
CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION

Madison Ave. and 3JtIi 81.
Rev. II. G. ROBBINS. Rector.
s. NJ. Holy Communion.
! II \. ~. Morning Prayor. Sermon Rector
! 4 y ~. Evening Prayer, Sermon 'kectoTI
Daily MONDAY Service. lI:2O 70 lid.
The Very Rev. DR. George Hodges, Cam
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UNTvERsALisT.

The Church Of the Divine Paternity.
Central Park West and 18th street
Rev. FRANK OLIVER HALL d. p. Pastor.
aIt,. :" ana AT 40 T. NJ: HOW AND WHY
10 KEEr LENT Thursday Lenten Service
3:3C: organ recital =. NJ.
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Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
Amsterdam Avenue and iIlth street,
SUNDAY. February oh.
: \. NJ. ................ HOLY 20 ~ II. 1T ~,
10 y. VI ...,........,..s. -, C,'>.
II \. Preacher. Dean Grosvehor
go T. M.--Dsily Evensong; Choral. cAeep'
on Monday and SATURDAY.
CHURCH OF TIKI ASCENSION.
fifth Avenue and Tenth street
Rev. DR.. PERCY STICkNEf GRANT, HsetSr'
II A. incoming Service ana sermon, ".
Grant. Subject. Where Do You Get iour
IDEALS"
T. M.-Verdfs 'Manzoni Requiem, Or
CHI stra and Special Sooists.
sP. M-Public Forum Inc: speaker, " :,
Horace J. Bridges: subject, The Use OF
p. M--D.scussion. Psrish House. j. West
Ilth street.
SPECIAL LENTEN HEALTH SERVO ~.
The tord Il the Strength OF Ny hea!th'
At 81. Marks ia the Bouwerie.
10th 81. and I'd Avenue.
on sunday Afternoons at O'CLOCK
Preachers: The Rev. Samuel McComb ID. d.
OF Emmanuel Church. Boston;
The Rev Lyman T. Powell.
New York University.
The Rev Dickinson s. Miller Ph. D..
Columbia University.
February 9th, Preacher. DR.. Mccomb.
Subject The Making OF Personality.
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MADISON SV. PEFlSB1 IENE3N NHt Nt III
Madison Avenue and cath street
Rev. {. H. PARkHURSr. -. D., Pastor
Rev c. H. MONTGOMERY. Ph. ID.
Assistant Minister.
The Pastor viii preach At II A NJ; Mr..
Maintenance, T. NJ.
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THE BRICK CHURCH

r,fth Avenue ana Thirty-seyenth street
,,,..t...... William Pierson Merrill
Mihis'eiS' Frank I.3timer Janoway
Dr. VIM r. Foukel will preach at II CLOCK
and DR.. Merrill at four
Bible School and Glasses. 9:i5 A. NJ
Lecture Discussion under DR.. Merrill. on
Tuesdays in Lent, at i:3o y. ~
Nldweek Service. Wednesday. L.
Noon Service every weekday, 12:3o-l2:oo.
Nt.L,nrs LNnlnnlnn ~ All SerNices.
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sT. BARrHOLOMEW's CHURCH.

Madison Avenue. corner 44th street.
The Rev. Leighton Parks. d. D.. Rector.
$50 \. M.-Hoiy Communion.
IL A. M--PreRcher. the Rector
4P. M.-Prcacher, Rev. Frank Heartneld.
J:lJ r. Morgan Recital
S:l5 y. M-Illustratcd Stereopticon Lecture
on the Hittites by Rev. sydney
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THE WEST END COLLEGIATE CHURCH,

West End Ave. AMI .stn ~
Rev. HENRY EVERrSON COBB. p. D., Min
ister will preach az II \. VI. and t:3O y. VI.
1t 4:3O p NJ subject: The Longing 20
Escape" Choral Service. Mendelssohn's
Hear My PRAYER" Choir assisted By MI.
Hans krnnold iCnlllst.
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Woman.

Another Southern writer. one of to-
lav. has produced a novel dealing
with the modern problems Of the posi-
lion Of women. This is Miss Ellen
Glasgow. whose novel Virginia" is
coming bv and by from the press u
Doubleday, Page & co.
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UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

COR Of 10th ST Zone block west from h waFl'
GEORGE ALEXANDRA. n. D. Pastor. Scr
| ices tomorrow AZ II 4. VI. and T., VI.
! 81 tho morning service. Rev. \. w Haisey'
| - d Secretary Board OF Foreign MISSIONS
t,yiu nreaeh At the evening service the
pas!ot will preach Wednesday evening
scrvic, at O'CLOCK.
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B RIO A ID w AY

titth ST. and Broadway.
REV. WALTER ID. BUCHANAN. ID. d..
Pastor. administers the Lords Supper at II
4 NJ and breaches al i. NJ Wednesday
evening PRAYER Meeting az T. N
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4 Photograph Of Ssndro.

The Romance Of Sandro Botticelli
brought TO the publishers Dodd. Mead
< CO., an odd request from prospec-
live commentator whose acquaintance
with the history OF art IS defective.
Kindly furnish us" he wrote. with
photograph of Sandro Botticelli for re-
production in connection with review
4 his latest book.
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CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
Church of the Holy Communion,

10Th St. and 6th NSe. =,
REV. HENRY MOTTET, ID. d.
500 A. M--Holy Communion. 49,,
100 A. M--Servicc and sermon 'hes'"'
1900 M.--Holy Communion.
300 p. M-Childrens Service.
1913 y. M.--French Service.
33O l.. M--Children's Service.
800 y. M-Rcv Melville X. Bailey.
900 4. Mn Parish House, Everett ..
Elwood on Causes and Prevention OF IN
sanity"
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Ar Author in Egypt.

MIR. George r. Stiles, the author OF
me exciting novel. The Dragomnn.
studied the Egyptian people disguised
IN native garments. He is Balti-
morean and was graduated at Johns
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DR.. nehemiah BoYNTon

Specia; music by W. Pauiding DC Nike, Gel
ist West Side Y. NJ. &. A.. 5Tth 81. and s.
Ave. p. m.
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Fourth Presbyterian Church
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.

West Erd Ave. and HIst 81.
EDGAR WHITAKER WORK. u. d., Pastor
DR. Work breaches morning and evening
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Humors Of the Bacon Society.

The English Bacon Society celebrated
at its annual dinner. the other evening.
The sod anniversary of Francis Bacon
birth. That queer person. Sir +. Durh-
ng-Lawrence, distinguished himself on
this occasion by asserting that Bacon
wrote every line Of the 'Fatrie
oueene" and also every line of Den
Quixote." The enthusiastic Baconlan
can hardly go further than this.
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WEsr-PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
seth 1t. and Amsterdam Ave.
pev .NSoN p NTTERBI'RY, ID. ID. lp.s,
Rev ANTHONY r. EVANS, ID. ID.
Or ATTERBURY breaches II \. VI.
IL. EVANS AZ T. NJ.
Preaching Services at the
New Church House. 6O3 W. lsSth 81
DIR. EVANS Will preach ~ ~ \. VI.
DR. ArrEKBIKN AZ Z. W.
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REFORMED,
The MIDDLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH

sch Ave. and fsth s..
Rev. MALCOLM JAMES MACLEOD Minister.
Rev. ARTHUR L. MABON VIII preach 20
II A. N. and p. II
Quartett- accompanied by Harp and Violin