New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-03

| straight from the shoulder" talks
from the automobiles and the Broad
/ way crowd liked II. As a result Of an
invitation given at every meeting some
sixty men went 20 the association FOR
advice and help along U.ny lines. The
automobile meetings will be continued
! on Tuesday and Saturday moons and
Tuesday, Friday and Sunday evenings
during the present month.
Tomorrow will be Rally Day ~ the
Twenty-third Street Young Mems
Christian Association, near Seventh sv
The auditorium meeting opens al 3:4j
p. m. at which time the Rev. William
II. Morgan will give an address on "A
Personal invitation" The Christian
education classes will begin their work,
two elias SOS beginning on Sunday, at
o'clock
why Pray" will be the subject Of
an address by DR.. William Hoge Mar
guess, daaa of the Bible Teachers
Training School, at the Harlem Young
Mems Christian Association, 8 West
10th ST.. at p. m. tomorrow. Prayer
for peace will be offered by young men,
members of the association. who were
born in the countries of the various
nations that are now at war, a number
OF whom nave immediate relatives I'm
the various armies. This meeting will
be open to all men.
Professor c. T. Everson, whose
lectures have been attracting large
audiences during the summer nj the
4 bis tent on Washington Heights, will
/ open the fall campaign at the Heights
/ Lecture Hall. lSlst 81. and Audubon
av., tomorrow night.
The opening week will be devoted 20
Armageddon, different phase of which
will be cons dered each night The lcct-
! ure tomorrow night will De on Rus
/ STA in Prophecy; or. Will the Slay
| Triumph Over the Teuton?" The sub
| jects for the week follow: Tuesday.
! as the Present European War Arma-
/ geddon, or Only Its Forerunner?"
| Wednesday, "The Two Armageddons:
/ Why and When Are They Due the
| World" Thursday, "Why Armageddon
/ Will Bring a Time of Trouble Such
as Never Was Upon Earth" Friday.
viii There Be a Time OF Peace Be
J tween the Present War and the Battle
Of Armageddon"
The Eighth Avenue Mission. 200
Eighth ay., between oath and 25th SITS.
IS open every night of the year for a
gospel service; open air meeting az
] 1:45 at oath ST. and Eighth av.; Sun
day morning prayer meeting az 2 a. m.
led by mission converts. Every Sunday
from Easter TO Christmas, weather per
hitting, an open air service Is held at
Madison Square Park. The singing is
accompanied by organ and comets.
Sunday school every Sunday AZ 2:l5.
with Bible classes for men and women
Mothers meeting and sewing circle
Wedne sdays, followed by a gospel
meeting for the women of fhis neigh
borhood The children are cared for
du'ing this service by a volunteer
Kindergarten and assistants. Mems
Re, timony meeting Thursday nights.
led by consecrated business man. Sat
urday night is home rally, when the
message is given by Miss Wray. super
intendent Of the mission, who presideS
az all services of the week. All are
welcome at this meeting. At the Sun
day night service there is special
chorus of mission converts.
The meetings of the society for
Ethical Culture will be resumed in the
meeting house, Central Park West and
6lth ST., tomorrow. Thi~ Sunday, IN
accordance with the Presidents proc
lamation. is to be Peace Sunday. DR..
. AQlti Will deliver an duuItoe ANNlNa ~
the occasion, whose subject will be
"The Present World Crisis and Its
Meaning"
A. the New Church (Swedenborgian) &,
35th ST.. between Park and Lexington
ayes. the Rev. Julian X. Smyth pastor.
special preparations have been made
for the observance OF Peace Sunday to-
morrow.
The subject of the Lesson-Sermon in
the Christian Science churches to-mor-
row will be "Unreality," and the
Golden Text isaiah. 1850, I'm the
. Wilderness Shall Waters Break Out,
and Streams in the Desert"
At the services Of the Church OF the
Healing Christ, held in the Laurel
Room of the Hotel Aston, the Rev. Dr.
/ w. John Nurray's subject tomorrow
morning will be Peace"
At the Unity Society OF Practical
Christianity, 3O5 Madison av., Mrs.
William Fayal Clarke will speak to-
morrow, at lO:3O a N. There will also
be a meeting on Monday. at p. IL,
Mr.. Arthur Dudley Hall, of Boston, will
sneak Every day at noon brief ser
vice is held.
After the long vacation the Spir-
itual and Ethical Society will resume
meetings tomorrow, with Mrs. Helen
. Temple Brigham as speaker at AZ
, West l25th 81.