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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-24

n UR old friend, Lou Criger,
who wore Boston uniform
for so many years and in
hat time handled the hot shot Of
Uncle Cy Young so perfectly, has
lust signed again to come South
with the st. Louis Browns and take
charge of the young pitchers Of
that organization. 1t was Crtger's
coaching last spring that gave sew
eral Youngsters a chance to make
good
McGraw has Wilbert Robinson,
the old Baltimore catcher, at Mar
lin Springs to coach his young
pitchers. The Boston Americans
will have Duke Farrell at Hot
Springs for the same purpose. Mike
Kehoe may go with the Washing
ton team, In short, 1t Is getting
to be quite the fashion to employ
veteran catchers, who were stars in
their prime, to take the Southern
training trip for the purpose of in
stilIing pitching lore into the minds
81 the recruit twirlers.
r HIS is all right, but why stop
at pitchers? If there is any
one class Of young bah players that
need coaching it is young catch
ers. If Duke Farrell could instill
into the embryo backstops some
~ that intuition which enabled him
IN his palmy days to tell without
fail Just when a base runner was
about to attempt a steal, he would
earn years salary by that one
lesson.
q Ut in Pittsburg the president Of
the Pittsburg Baseball club is
known as Colonel Barney Drey-
fuss. Whether Barney acquired
the title of Colonel by marching at
Inc head of the Pittsburg Chowder
club is not definitely known, but
the title sticks in Pittsburg If no.
where else. Colonel Dreyfuss is a
oiminuttve gentleman who came to
'hls country from Germany more
tNan twenty-five years ago, and by
lose attention to baseball has made
fortune out of it. He is one Of
me closest students Of baseball
cope connected with the game,
MS club is very ably managed.
colonel Dreyfuss is very liberal
with his players in the matter Of
va .ary but like the other magnates
has his troubles In signing his
Hen
{ COLONEL DREYFUSS. a = presI-
Gent of the Pittsburg club, is
making elaborate preparations for
me series Of exhibition games at
not Springs between the Pirates
ana the tEsd SoX. He has sent his
sIounds-keeper to the scene of
action with instructions to put the
diamond and surrounding territory
N the best possible condition. Col
oAel Dreyfuss will himself take the
0'p 10 Hot Springs to see the Sc
.'es' Already the fans Of Pitts
o1rs are at fever heat over the
outcome Of the games. They have
oegun to speculate on the result
vi the pitching duel between Claude
hendrix and Joe Wood and on the
respective merits of the rival Wag-
n''s, Honus and Heinie, at short
stop.
y NAI CRANE. The New Yorl, Even
us journal correspondent. has
loiowing to say about Bill ia
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-24

- NM CRANE. The New York Even
Hs Journal correspondent. has
ioiowing to say about Bill ia
'ooson. Southern league graduate
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-24

WHEN Nelson apears at the Au-
ditorium-Arm for his first
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BIOGRAPHY.

THE ROMANCE or THE MEN OF DEVON.
By Francis Grbhle. With seventeen illustra-
lions. Emo pp. xiv D.. tBoston: Little,
Brown 4 Coz
Discussing famous men. among them sir
Walter Raleigh, Miles Coverdale, the Cole
ridges. the Froudes and Keats. born In the
various towns OF Devon
HEROINES or MODERN PROGRESS. BY
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Biographies Of Harriet Eeecher stowe. Jane
Adams, Clara Barton. Frances r. Willard,
Florence Nightingale. Julia ". Howe, Eliza
beth {. stanton, and others.
LOVE AFFAIRS or TIE COURTS or Ell
ROPE. BY Thornton Hall. +. & 4. Illus
irated. svo Pr. Vi. 334. (BrcntanoD
Stories OF Catherine and Emperor Peter,
Gabrielle d'Estrecs and Henri OF Navarro.
Nine. du Barry and the Duo de Brissac. Bi-
anca Capelo Bonaventuri and Francesca de
Mcdici Lola Montez and Ludwig !. etc.
OUR BOOK or MEMORIES Letters Of Justin
Mccarthy to Mrs. Campbell Praed Illus
trated from photographs Syo, pp. vii 4S3.
Boston; Small Maynard CO..
Presenting a picture OF social literary and
political life in England from 1854 20 1912.
KING EDWARD IN HIS TRUE COIORs.
By Edward Lcggc. With appropriations OF
Edward VII by Comte u Haussonyile zoe
TAcsdcmie Frlneaise) and Arninius YAM
berry professor Of oriental Languages at
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An intimate picture OF the King, both ms
Prince OF Wales and sovereign.
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JEWISH.

At Temple Bethel tomorrow ~ II
a m. Or Samuel Schurian will speak on
"rhe Power OF tho Bible
At Temple israel. Of Harlem. Dr. NJ. II.
Harris will preach to-day at 1915 a. N.
on "Tho Wind Passes over Them and
They arc Gone.
Has the Free Synagogue Failed? will
be the subject Of the address by DR. Wise
at Carnegie Hall tomorrow at II a. m,
before the Free Synagogue Al the Syn
acoguc House. 40. - West ssth street
at 10 a. m. the pupils OF the Religious
School and their friends will be enter
tanned by the Lincoln mpersonator, Ben
iamin Chaplin. In his neutrality-suspicious..
AT Labor Temple Rabbi Maurice II.
Harris will speak tomorrow afternoon
at n m on the topic Something About
the bible" Jonathan &. Day. superinten-
dent. will speak In the evening on Jacob
the Bargain Driver"
This evening at s rs o'clock, AT the syn
agocue House. No. 80 West 6sth street,
David Homer Bates. manager Of the War
Department telegraph Office during the
civil War. will deliver lecture entitled
Personal "reminiscences Of Lincoln and
the telegraph Office" The lecture Will
be given under tho auspices OF the down
town branch.
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CHURCH AND RELIGIOUS NEWS NOTES
Episcopal Church in The Bronx Proposes Church Social Week.
Which Is Unique in This Country

Christian r. Reisner, pastor, will preach
at II a. M. and at 7:i5 p. m. DR.. Refs
ner's subject will be Florida Sunshine
or. A Winter Summerland.
Tomorrow at IL q. m at St James's
Methodist Episcopal Church the pastor,
the Rev. Dr. A. d. Ball. will speak on the
subject THE Church as National
Force" In the evening he will speak on
tie subject THE Negro in America"
At the Park Avenue Methodist E.pisco-
pal Church Amos Pinchot will speak on
Sunday at 10 a. m. on THE Purpose Of the
American" At II a. IN. the Rev. DR..
Jameson will preach. In the evening the
Rev Charles Reynolds will preach on
! our Washington"
At the Madison Avenue Methodist Epis-
cop1l Church tomorrow morning there
will he preaching by Bishop W. f. Old
ham and in the evening by w. b. Oliver.
At st. Andrews Methodist Church DIR.
Finch has announced a series Of five Sun
DAY evening addresses on Heroes OF
Faith" The subject for tomorrow night
will be John Wyclf, the Hero Preacher.
The Rev Dr. w. NJ. Carr will preach at
10 AS n. m. and p. m. tomorrow at the
Prospect Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church
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BAPTIST.

The Young Mems Bible Class OF the
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church plans four
big meetings for next week. The dates
and speakers follow: Sunday, $40 a. m,
John ID. Rockefeller jr.; 8 p. m. Dr. ,.
Parkes Cadman; Monday. p. m. DR..
Cornelius woefkin. and Tuesday, p. m,
Or. Cornelius Woelflin.
At Calvary Baptist Church the Rev. \.
W. Bea3em, OF Rochester, will preach to-
morrow at 1 a. m. and y. IN.
At the First Baptist Church the pastor
!. NJ Haldeman, will speak at IL a. IN. on
Rule Of the Fathers and at p. m. on
Jesus and the Hungry Crowd; or, How
lie Met the Question OF the Food Supply:
The Rev. DR. Charles L. White will
preach at the Madison Avenue Baptist
Church at both morning and evening SER
vices tomorrow.
In Ascension Baptist Church Tomorrow
Charles Hilman Fountain. will preach at
il a. m. on THE Gospel in Eden and at
p. m on THE Cross Of Christ
Church Efficiency and Federation will
b presented by Or. Charles 5. MacFar-
land at the Mount Morris Baptist Church
tomorrow at 10 a. m.
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pRESBY1ERIAN.

Al the Old First Presbyterian church
the Rev. Dr. Howard Duiiicid will preach
M II n. IN. tomorrow on The Real
Thing" A,sp. m. pr Dur'eld's address
subject will be THE Golden Chain
Dr. Merrill will preach at the Brlck
Church tomorrow morning al H. and III
the afternoon 10 the Sons Of the Revoiu-
ton. who Will worship at the church Nd
mission to the afternoon seryic, VIII De
by card only.
Al the Broadway Presbyterian Church
Dr Walter ID. Buchanan, the pastor, VIII
p-,ach tomorrow morning OF AN Ideal
Life" and I'm the evening Maunders Can
tata. "Penitence. Pardon and Peace Viii
be rendered.
Dr Edgar Whitaker Work will preach
tomorrow morning at the Fourth Presoy-
terrain Church. and in the evening an old
Jerry McAuley Water street Mission ser
vice will be held.
AZ the scotch Presbyterian Church, the
Rev. Or. David q. Wylic. the pastor VIII
nreach at II a. m. Oh The Man with the
Shining Face. OF Results OF Fellowship
and Communion with God" ~ p. IN.
Professor Alberto Clct. Of Palermo. ltaly,
will deliver an illustrated sermon on
"Vho are the Waldonses and What Is
'-her Work?
At the West-Park Presbyterian Church
the Rev. DR.. Anthony IA. Evans VIII
preach tomorrow At II a. IN. on THE
Great Incentive" At S p M. the Rev.
pr. Arson =. Atterbury will preach. The
Rev. Chauncey w Goodrich will preach
ut the Church House. No. GG West l7sth
street, al II a. m. and sp. m.
At the Harlem Presbyterian Church, the
Rev. John Lyon Caughey Will preach to-
morrow on Lincoln and Washington, the
Two Great Americans" The Rev. Arthur
II. IJmcuze. OF the Nortnminster Presby-
terrain Church, will preach at p. m.
In the Morrisania Presbyterian Church
the Rev NJ +. Johnston will preach to-
morrow at II a. m. on The Perseverance
OF the Saints" and at y. m. on Contra
dictory Characters.
AT the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian
Church. Brooklyn. the Rev. Aquila Webb,
pastor OF the W lrren Memorial Presbyte-
Ran Church. Of Louisville. Will preach
Tomorrow at 1879 a. m. His theme VIII
be THE Secret Disciple; al 40 p. M,
Healing Shadows"
At Classon Avenue Presbyterian Church,
BROOKLYN, tomorrow morning, the pastor,
Rev. DIR. Joseph Dunn Burrell. will preach
on "Cultivating the Conscience" In the
evening missionary address by Mrs.
Charles Kirkland Roys, OF China.
Or. S. Edward Young's subjects to-mor-
row morning and evening at the Bedford
PRESBYTERIAN Church, Brooklyn. Will be
.'The Divine Spirit and Electricity: Par
able" and "The New Birth; Really. Is 1t
Thinkable?"
At the luncheon i'm the Hotel Aston to be
given by the Women's Board OF Foreign
Missions OF the Presbyterian Church on
March | In the interests Of ,he China
Campaign the speakers will be Mrs. De
witt Knox, Mrs Dwight Potter ano Miss
f.. l.. Webster; also DR. Mary Fulton.
Mrs. j. +. Williams. Mrs. &. Is. Roys and
Miss Charlotte T.. Halves, missile narles.
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CHURCH ITEMS OF THE WEEK

At the Church OF the Divine Paternity
tomorrow the Rev Or. Frank Oliver
Hall will preach At II a. m. on What Is
Religion, and What Does IL Mean To BE
Rellgious2" At 40 p. m. Dr. Halls sub
feet will be Change Your Mind and Turn
Around" on Thursday. at $3.50 .. m. DR..
Hall will speak about Gods Kingdom
and VIII" and at 4 p. m. j. Warren An
drews will give An organ recital. assisted
by Mrs. Russell King Miller. OF Philadci-
pha, contralto.
The Columbia University preacher to-
morrow will be Professor Walter Rau-
schenbusch, OF the Rochester Theological
Seminary.
The subject Of the lesson-sermon in the
Christian Science churches tomorrow Will
be Soul" and the golden text. The
Lord is good unto them that wait for
him, TO the soul that seeketh him"
At the First Church OF the Healing
Christ the subject Of the sermon to-mor-
row will be Mans Mission" The speaker
is W. John Murray.
BENJAMIN Fay Mills will speak at II
a. IN. tomorrow OH The Over-Soul' at
the meeting house OF the Religious So
clety OF Friends 18th street and Ruthcr-
ford Place. Al 2. M his topic viii be
Tho Life and Death Of Mrs. Eddy and
the Past and Future Of Christian Sci
ence." at the Forty eighth Street Theatre.
At S:l5 .. m. he will speak on The Tyr
amy of the Dead" at the Forty eighth
street Theatre.
he L.
Temple OF Modern Spiritualism. Hereward
Darlington w1il speak on Can Future
Life BE Scientifically Proved:' Follow
ing the lecture the pastor. the Rev. DR..
Richard r. schleusner, has arranged a
special flower seancc.
At the Unity Society OF Practical Chris
tianity Mrs. Sophia Van Marter viii
speak tomorrow evening on THE Key to
Abundant Life and Health"
Mary Etheridge Chaplin will speak at
the Berkeley Theatre tomorrow al IL a.
m on "The Morals OF Health; the Health
OF Morals
"IJfe's Greatest Secret will be the
subject OF f. ". Searss lecture at Ii
m. tomorrow in the New Thought
church New Aeolian Hall. A free organ
iii
recital and sacred concert will begin at
lo:30 a. m.
Miss villa Faulkner Page will speak on
"New Thought Attitude Regarding Old
Age" tomorrow at $50 p. IN, at the
professional Woman's League, No. 1899
Broadway.
The New York Bible Society, which is
distributing the Bible in fifty-one Ian
ruages. has appealed for contributions to
q fund of $4,000 which is needed to carry
on the work. The society now has $liS.V).
mart OF which is on conditional promise,
ana it needs 100000.
The Rev. DR.. Harry Marsh Warren,
founder and director Of the Parish OF All
Strangers. non-sectarian and humanita-
rlan. will conduct his second Ienten hotel
service tomorrow at $3.50 p. m. In the
Hole, Rector, Broadway and 4ith street
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FICTION.

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.fu,ness: the climax is approached
f' a., from step TO step. Outside in
''s 'nces are set to work 10 bring about
.r,sis for better or for worse. and
',h If arc bound up two love affairs,
"a third that it is case OF at
ZION unrequited in one quarter, pur-
va in another. The authors expert
-a,;ne of his material wins the day
even more than the material itself
..0d though that be.
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UNITARIAN.

Al the Church of the Messiah (Lnita-
rianl the Rcy. John Haynes Holmes VIII
preach at II a. III. tomorrow on the
Bankruptcy OF Orthodoxy: Religious, Pc
ltical. Industrial" At p. m. there VIII
be held the first Of series OF six sunday
afternoon Vcsper services.
The pulpit Of All Souls Unitarian,
Church will le filed tomorrow by the
Rev John Howard Lathrop. pastor Of the
Church OF the ga, TOUR, brooklyn Heights
Tomorrow at II a. IN. at the LenoN
Avenue Unitarian Church the Rev. Or.
Merle st. Croix Wright will preach on
self Mastery
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Episcopal churches in The Bronx. twen-
ty-fve in number. propose a church So
cial week. April 10 Is. and VIII hold a
conference next Tuesday night 10 COM
plete details. This social week is some
thing new in America The Bronx leading
in the plan This plan is copied from
Catholic churches in principal cites Of
Europe, when for fifteen years have OBJ
served such weeks. The claim l. made
that II is an Improvement upon the con-
ventions arranged by the Laymen's Mis-
sionary and Men and Religion move
ments, because annual and because cover
ing all phases OF church work, rot mis-
sions alone.
The proposition goes TO the Bronx
churches from ST. Margaret's ves'ry, ~
self belonging 20 the Bronx Church Union.
and will be finally determined OF at the
Mission OF the Holy Spirit. This mission
occupies the old Tiffany mansion. at
Westminster avenue and Southern Boule-
ward, the Hunts Point section. one Of the
greatest centres in the whole borough.
This property has just been bought by
the Episcopal Church Extension Society
for $500. a part of the plan winch the
proposed church social week is to foster.
The unique feature Of this week idea rs
that no central meetings are TO be held.
The usual way for conventions ~ To get
up big Sunday afternoon meetings. The
new way is for each church 10 consider
at meetings held in its own parish house
It's own affairs and its record for the
year at helping others outside Of itself
When all do this all Of the borough IS
looked after. and far larger numbers are
reached and informed than in any central
convention. however large. Furthermore,
the old way was that missions we're
pushed. or maybe IT was Sunday schools
Or perhaps social service. The new way
is consideration OF all work for which the
Church stands responsible Thus. there
is a new church unity, and new use OF
laymen. for the week idea comes from
, the laymen and is a business application
TO the work OF the Church.
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IN EPISCOPAL CIRCLES.

At the Church OF the Ascension. the
Rev. Dr. Percy Stickney Grant. the rec
tor. will preach at II a. m. tomorrow.
At p. m. Rossinis ''Stabat Mater VIII
he given with special soloists. Al the
Public Forum. Inc. at p. m. DAVID
Names will speak on Music and the
Masses"
The Rev Or. Ernest NJ. Stircs Will
preach AZ II a. m. and p. m. tomorrow
at ST. Thomass Church.
The Rev. Charles p. Tinker. supcrin-
tondent of the City Mission Society. VIII
preach at tho Church Of the Holy Com
munion tomorrow at II a. m. The Rev.
Melville * Bailey Will preach AZ p. m.
George G. Marvin. director Of the Tomos
School and OF the Waring juvenile Ciu-
zens' League. Will speak AT the parish
house at y. m. on The BOYS Of New
York"
Father Figgs. Of the Communit! or inc
Resurrection. Will preach at the church OF
the TRANSPORTATION AT 1870 a. m. ana
p. m. tomorrow.
The second of tho half-hour Gounod
musical services will he given at Trinity
Chapel on Monday at l2:0 Mrs. Chap
man Good will sing selections from THE
Redemption"
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MISCELLANY OUS.

MTSHNAH. a Digest OF the Basic Princi-
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ESSAYS AND ADDRESSES.

MODERN PROBLEMS \ Discussion Of De
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Among the subjects discussed are, The
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TRAVEL.

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GREENWICH HOUSE REPORT
3,7l8 Neighborhood Visits Made BY
It's Members in 1912.

The annual report OF the Greenwich
House. issued by the director. Mary Kings
bury Simkhovitch, shows the past work
OF the settlement and what Is contemplat-
cd. The population in It's territory is
about 10000. During last year 3.51s
neighborhood visits were made by mem
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closes by showing the effective work done
with financial contributions and an earnest
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