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A YEARLY VISITOR

was an afterthought-fo at tic end OF
this new volume he refers US 20 his
previously published "Story Of Noah's
Ark" as IN rtality is sequel. Il does
not matter.
The origin OF man is lightly passed
over here; all We know is that he Ear
rived without warning one bright
tertiary day and that he began his
long upward struggle at once by r ach-
ing ont 20 seize the earth and discov-
ering his toes. MIR. Boyd is eclectic.
The birth Of pain he traces 20 the
apple In the Garden of Eden; but he is
inclined 90 credit Prometheus with the
gift Of drc Warfare. he suggests,
originated IN the primitive struggles
for places near the Ere, rather than
for places IN the sun. Of which there
were then plenty for all How man
learned 20 fish and 10 swim, and then
90 float on tree trunks. rafts and boats;
how he became a hunter. then an agri-
culturist and hcrdsman how he in
vented music and drawing, and discov-
cred the art Of baking clay; how he
came 10 build himself houses. and TO
carry on trade-all this is depicted IN
these twenty-three colored draw ngs,
which, after explaining the invention
of politics and the resultant con-
fusion Of tongues. end by referring US,
as has already been said, TO the book
OF the adventures Of Noah, his family
and his mcuagcrlc.
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BIOGRAPHY, MEMOIRS AND REMl-
NISCENCES.

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Work viii he started next week on
the now building OF tho Bowcry branch
OF the Young Mems Christian Aaso-
citation The location is 10 be In 81
st.. Just bnck Of the Dry Dock Savings
Bank building. with an open place
reaching out toward tho Bowcry' AZ
fording light and prominence. Tho
structure is 20 cost 100000, with the
site. and is 10 have many convenlehees
besides some features wholly unique
in association buildings.
The Bowcry branch is not new as
sociation work. The new work III mo
new building Is dictated by long eX-
pcricnce. There will he gymnasium'
laundry. tailor shop, resident physi-
cians. dormitories, separate rooms
roof .-ardcn. assembly hall, chapel
reading room. game room ana reSVau-
rant that will seat 200 persons.
Men applying FOR lodging will he
served i'm wavs that even first class
hotels do not offer. First, there VIII DC
furnished free pajamas to sleep m
While the guest sleeps his undefciotn,
ing will be washed IN the laundry, an
his clothes cleaned and pressed by me
tailor. He will be examined by physl-
clans. and II I'll will be put under
treatment His bair will be cut by the
barber. and he will be shaved II ne
needs IT, Then the employment ciefh
will offer him work.
breakfast he can have for i've cents
with much variety and not small guam
titv. More than that, men VIII DC
trusted 20 pay when they can. IL
would be difficult TO see how nos
tjery could so further but the asSo-
citation in the Bowery has found by eN-
pcrience that IL Is safe 70 trust men
Beds. il in the dormitory' where there
are l50 Of them. are 10 cents highV'
or II man wants a room ne can nave
il for 81 a week. There are l53 rooms
Disinfecting costs 20 cents, and the
fees charged By the physician are
most moderate.
Last wear the Bowery branch FUR
rishcd $50 600 meals, more than three
in four of which were paid Tor. Near
lv 1000 garments were furnished 10
men in need, and l,29O positions were
secured. Men who go into Bowefy IRE
ere Younger in years and more Ameri-
can in numbers than Is generally sup
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year entertained by the Bowety
branch were under thirty-hve. htee
in four were Americans. ana almost
that proportion American porn. for
eicn horn people seem 10 stay out OF
tie Bowerv. About thirty nationali-
ties were catered to in all, but most OF
them we're represented by very small
numbers. -,
The new building is made possible
tv the 100000 campaign fund last
year. and is the first Of the mems as
sociation to be begun. The plans are
well advanced for the Union branch
In The Bronx. Some friction has de-
yelopcd owing TO the closing OF some
Bronx branches otter subscriber, 20
the fund said they understood they
we're 10 be kept opcn.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-28
PICTURESQUE AMERICA PAST AND
PRESENT.

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IN EPISCOPAL CIRCLES.

The preachers in the Cathedral oil
81. John the Divine tomorrow VIII pc
~ m the Right Rev. Dr.. BENJAMIN
Rreyceter. missionary Bishop Of West
arn Colorado; p. m. the Rev: =
Rr;ggs Nash. vicar Of the cathedral
Al 6 u. m. the choir OF the cathedral
will sing Brahms's German Requiem
No tickets arc required.
A. the Church Of the Ascension
Viftb av and 10th st.. the Rev. Dr
perey Stcknev Grant will preach at IL
m, tomorrow. At p. m. Garret'
,.uarvest Cantata" will be sung, and
the Rev. Harold A. Lynch will preach
A. s. Tbomas's Church, Fifth az.
and SD ST.. the Rev. Or. Ernest NJ
Stires, rector, Will preach az IL a. H.
and 4 D. ~. tomorrow.
EXCERPTS from Brahms's German
Reouien" will be sung at 81. Bartnoio-
news Church. Madison ay and 4ith
= al %. M. tomorrow. There VIII DC
am organ recital at 5:lJ O'Clock
Special Advent sermons at the
Church Of the incarnation, Madison av.
and 35th st., the Rev. {. II. Robbins,
rector. are announced as follows: -Four
SUNDAY afternoon sermons by the Rev.
: buchanan. VI. A., b. Sc, editor Of
"Ovford Old Latin Biblical Texts No.
r and 6. etc, will be delivered as fol-
lovs. November 29, at p. m, What
Il Written of the First Advent; De-
cember e. D. m, "The Witness OF His
torv and FXperience"; December Is, 4
y M. "The Apostles Faith in the Sec
ond Advent; December 20, p. m,
"Tbe second Advent and the Christian
Hope
At the Church q the Heavenly Rest
the Rev. Herbert Shipman, rector the
first of this seasons musical scr tce9
viii be given tomorrow, Advent sun
dav m u. IN. The programme VIII
he i'm harmony with the Thanksgiving
and Advent season. These services
viii be given on the last Sunday OF
each month.
religious forum for the presenta-
ton of Fundamental religious truths
and the free discussion Of their bear
ing on the social. civic and moral prop
Ions of the day will be held at -.
Luke's Church, Convent ev. and l4lsO
ST.. beginning at $3.50 p. m. tomorrow
A. the Church Of the Transhgura,
tion. East 29th st., between tltth ana
Madison avs. the Rev. Dr.. George
Clarke Houghton. rector, VIII pfea,G,.n
at II "a. m. tomorrow and the Rev W.
". Davis AZ 5 p. m.
At the Church Of the Holy Commu-
Mon. 10Th 50. and Sixth avr the Rev.
DR. Henry Nottet, rector, the Rev.
samuel Neal Kent will preach at II
a. m. tomorrow and DR.. Mottet at >
n. m. There will be an organ recital
at g p. m. next Wednesday.
Tho New York Assembly Of the
brotherhood of st. Andrew will hold
l-s November meeting on next Monday,
~. Andrews Dav, at Calvary Church,
Fourth ay. and DIST 50. \ conference
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REFORMED CHrRCHES.

At the Collegiate Church of 81. Mich
olas. fln cy. and 4sth S., the Rev. DR..
Malcolm James Macleod will preach a.
II a. m. and p. m. tomorrow. Even
ing subject, Neutrality Impossible"
At the Marble Collegiate Church,
Fifth Az. and 3Jth st., DR.. Burrell will
preach al II a. m. tomorrow on The
Power House OF the Church" and at 3
o'clock on Lord, / Believe"
At the Collegiate Church, West End
ay. and 77th st., the Rev. DR.. Henry
Eyerston Cobb will preach at II a. m.
tomorrow. A. 4:30 p. m. the choir will
render the cantata, "Our Country for
All" and will be assisted by the River
side Choral Club, Of seventy voices.
IN the Hamilton Grange Reformed
Church, Convent av and l49th st., the
monthly musical service will be held at
3 p. m. tomorrow, when Maunder's 8
cantata. "Song Of Thanksgiving" will
be rend,red.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-28
BAPTIST.

At the First Baptist Church, Broad
way and 10th ST., the Rev. Dr. ]. NJ
Ilaldeman will preach at u n. 10. tu 70
morrow on "Our Lord Jesus Chust -
Coming Back 20 This World 10 over,
throw Satan Destroy His WORKS ana
Put an End 20 the Great Mystery ol
Sin and Suffering" and Mt 3 D. m. on
Scripture Teacbes That in the closing
Hours Of This Age Man VIII Set Inn
self Up az God, and by Means OF MS
Devil Inspired Genius for Destruction
Overthrow His Own Civilization. Ood
Forecast Of This Age Makes the Ques-
tion. Have We Lost Faith? an Absurd,
ity and the Prayer for Peace "A PROOF
of Ignorance and Folly"
The Rev. Dr. Charles A. Eaton Will
preach tomorrow morning at the Madl-
son Avenue Baptist Church, corner 81 ~
ST.. on what Lies Beyond the Grave
In the evening his topic will be "A
Life Equipment Which VIII insure
Success"
The programme for the musical ser
vice Of Calvary and Fifth Avenue BaP-
tist churches, l23 West 5lth ST., 70
morrow evening includes organ prelude'
"Praiso Ye the Father" Gounod, by tne,
choir: Gloria, Mozart; Honor ana
Glory" Costa. quartet; tenor soIo'
"Thc Song of Thanksgiving,'' Ailitson,:
Frank Ormsby; praise the LORD
Rardcgger, by the choir, twilight. or
gan recital, Andantc Cantabile; Scher-
10. Symphony in f minor, Widor.
The Rev Or. Frank VI. Goodchild,
pastor Of the Central Baptist Church,
will preach tomorrow at II a. m. on
"a Remarkable Gift" and in the even
ing on "The Greatest Picture in the
World and a copy OF this picture
will DO presented to each person in at
tendance.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-28
Uarpcrs Magazine.

Mark Twain and John Hay hold the
places Of honor IN the December
"Harpers," which prints the humoF
ists own description Of his system oi
memorizing by means Of pictures
drawn by himself Twain, 1T appears
from this posthumous article, had
very bad memory, which made lectuF-
ing a torture 90 him. He tried sew
oral systems of mnemonlcs m vain,
until at last he invented this picture
system Of his own, which he guaran-
tees 10 be infalli1lc, provided, always,
that one draws the pictures himself.
The article Is accompanied by the pct
ures Twain drew. William Roscoe
Thaycr publishes some most impor-
fant extract, from tho unpublished
diaries kept by John Hay while serv-
ING as LincOlu's secretary. Hay knew.
for one thing, that the President at
one time seriously thought of taking
command Of the armies M the field
himself There are also some rcvcia-
tions concerning McClcllan's secret ne
,otia+iou. with the Democrats ln 1862.
For t.e rest. this number. as IS appro-
uriato. is largely devoted 20 uctlon
md verse. among the poets represented
being John Nascfcld, Edith VI. Thomas
and Dana Burnct, whose "A Face al
Cbristmaso leads the special holiday
feature. Harrison Rhodes, cont'nu-
inc TO write of our holiday resorts
naturally reaches Florida 40 the be
oinninq of winter. but does not forget
fhe delights Of tho northern country
smid snow and ice. His article Is
illustrated in tint by Howard GILES.
The colored frontispicce has been
drawn by Frank Craig, and there ia
series OF four color pictures by ElZa-
beth Shippen Green, THE Child IN the
lardcun
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

4 harvest cantata will he rendered
tomorrow evening IN Calvary Metho-
dist Church, 129th 81. and Seventh av.
The full vested choir. together with
the quartet. will participate. DR.. VIII
lam II. Morgan will speak on The
Supreme Trial Of Abraham's Faith
Dr. Charles L. Goodell, pastor Of
st. Pauls Methodist Church, West End
av and S6th ST., will preach to-mor-
row morning on Light and Sight" and
in the evening on "Life's Enthusi-
asms."
At the Madison Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church, 60th st. and Madi-
son av.. there vii be preaching at II a.
m. by Bishop Luther B. Wilson, and at
s D. m. an address by John Callahan,
superintendent Hadiey Hall Rescue
Mission.
Dr. Smith Ely JelliTe will lecture in
Park Avenue Church, o6th 81. and PARK
av., at 10 a. m. tomorrow on Our
Mental Government and How We Ad-
minister It," The lectures are open
10 the public. Or. Arthur Jameson
will preach at 4 q. M, and at p. m.
there Will be music by Professor
Kricns. Dutch composer and viollnist.
The Rev. DR.. Lewis r. Streeter, pas
tor Of the Old John Street Methodist
Church. will preach tomorrow morning
on "War in It's Relation to the Chris
tian Faith
Dr.. Frederick Wnsow Adams, at St.
Andrews Methodist Church. 10th So.
and Columbus ay., will preach to-mor-
row morning on "Christmas, Ltd
and in the evening on THE Master
pieces of Art: Watts Hope"
The Edna White Ladies' Trumpet
Quartet will play at the happy Sunday
evening services at Grace Methodist
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New-York tribune., 1914-11-28
The Century.

The pictorial cover Of the new num-
Der of the Century brings on the
plum pudding and the holly under the
escort Of two Oidtime soldiers torml-
dably armed. The frontispiece IN colors,
bv Lester G.. Hornby, represents an
"Outpost's Christmas Letter; there is
tale for the hour, "Nr. Nclvor Re
sents Christmas" by L. Frank TooSer,
bue our interest is claimed most
strongly by an English Privy Coun-
cillor's disposition Of the skin before
the bear has been shot iu "lf Germany
Loses" and by another anonymous
article, Russia a Nation United by
War" From IT'S English author we
learn that the Russian labor troubles
on the eve Of the war were ln his opin-
ION instigated by the Germans. that
the nation was united by its outbreak,
although the early enthusiasm had 10
be worked up by paid hoohgans, and
that the destruction Of the German En-
bassv served the Germans just right
Il was insoleuce 20 put up so large a
building, with two horses going east
ward on IT'S top, "a clear aiegory OF
Germany proudly advancing. ReVoiu-
tionaries now sit with bureaucrats on
boards and committees, and the new
Russia TO issue from the war Will be
"a state much more like England IN ITS
constitution than could have been fore
seen i'm recent years The English
Privv Councillor oplnes that IL may
be necessary 90 safeguard the neu-
trality of what viii remain OF Ger
many. and also that Russia long ago
gave I'D all designs ON India. George
Creol contributes "a glowing eulosy OF
our Visionary President thc Tex
poncnt Of American ideahsm. Wey-
mcr AIills's interesting article on His
toric Miniatures is accompanied by
reproductions Of "a number Of them.
among them those Of the Jessamy
bride. Handel lhis earliest portrait and
hitherto unpublished and Charles J..
pober- Haven Schaufflcr's discussion Of
"Tbe Mission Of Mechanical Music de-
serves attention. There are some cap
itaI illustrations i'm Edward Ais"ortn
Ross paper on Peru. There ls verse
bv Grace Hazard Conkllng, Zoe Akins'
Gale Young Rice, Margaret Nlddemer,
William Beuct. and others. The snort
stories are by Caroline Duer, Laurence
clarke. Paul Barchau. stephen W hit-
man. Maria Christina Nena aud W. M'
Rouse.