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General Items of the Week.

At the Church of the Divine Paternity.
Central Park West and 18th st. the Rev.
DR. Frank oliver Hall will preach at II
a. m tomorrow on Summer In the Soul"
The music will be by the quartet under
the direction Of J. Warren Andrews or
ganist and choirmaster.
At the Broadway Tabernacle Church,
Broadway and 18th st. the Rev. Dr.
Charles r. Jefferson will preach at both
morning and evening services tomorrow.
Holy communion will he administered in
the morning, with reception of new men,
hers.
Al s p. m. tomorrow AT the Twenty
third Street Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation. near Seventh av, Dr. Paul s.
Leinbach will speak on "Your Worst
Enemy" This meeting will have a spe-
cial bearing relative TO the lives of young
men, and a cordial invitation is extended
TO them to attend At the social tea. at
615, George T. Coxhead will speak about
the work of the Young Mems Christian
Association international committee Spe-
cal music will be rendered on both occa-
sions.
Dave Ranney. former Bowery crook,
TOW mission worker will speak on THE
Experiences OF a Bowery Crook at the
p. m. meeting for men tomorrow at the
West Side Young Mems Christian Asso-
cation. Eighth av. and 57th st. Barytone
solos by Alvin z. Gillett. A series of four
stereopticon lectures on the United States
navy and, the work in the Panama Canal
Zone will be given every Sunday at sis
D. m, and on Tuesday evening the Rev.
James Palmer. associate at the Fifth Ave
rue Presbyterian Church, will conduct
round table talk.
The next Fulton Street monthly Bible
lecture viii be held at the Fulton St
prayer meeting room, 1l3 Fulton St, on
next Monday at 7:So p m. G. L. Aldrich
will speak on I'VE Know, Our Seven
fold Assurance"
The National New Thought Alliance
Conference will begin its two days
sessions tomorrow. Prominent local and
out OF town speakers will be present.
At II a. m. conference sessions will be
held at the Church OF the Healing Christ.
holding services in the Laurel Room OF
tho Hotel Astor; also In the New Thought
Church, holding services in Berkeley
Theatre and at the Home OF Truth, AZ
West I'D st. At p. IN. tomorrow a
session will be held in the Masonic Tenn
pie. Brooklyn. with speakers from At
lsnta, Washington. Los Angeles. New
York and San Francisco. In the evening,
in ST, Marks Protestant Episcopal
Church in the Bouwerie. East 10th st. and
Second av., the Rev. William Norman
Guthrie. rector, a session will be held.
and on Monday. at 10 a m. and at ?
p. m, sessions will also be held at St
Marks Church In the Bouwerie Monday
evening reception will be given at the
Hotel Belmont This evening Saturday
preceding reception 10 Miss Xix. OF Cal
ifornia. at the Home of Truth, IA West
I'D st. business meeting OF the con-
ference will be held.
The subject of the lesson-scrmon IN the
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usual occaron. especially In mat tn mem
hers are mostly professional musiniAns
and will bring with them their own or
chestra-
The MsItcan situation will be discussed
by DR. John W. Butler. VINO has fust re-
turned from Mexico. at 3 p. m. to-rnorro"
IN 81 Pauls Methodist Church. West End
av and S6th st.
In the absence Of Or. Downs. who
breaches at Trinity Church, Denver, TO-
morrow, DR. John Wesley HILL a FORMER
pastor OF the Metropolitan Temple, VIII
preach at both services This church at
tracts people from all over tho world TO
It's services.
The Rev. Lewis r. streeter, pastor or
IN. Old John Street Methodist Church.
will preach there tomorrow morning and
evening.
At 81. Andrews Methodist Church, 18TH
ri. west OF Columbus av. the pastor the
Rev. NJ. X. W. Heicher will preach at II
a. m. tomorrow.
One film from the motion picture lie OF
Christ, called From the Manager 10 the
Cross" will be shown at Grace Methodist
Eniscopal Church. West lWth St. between
Columbus and Amsterdam avs 'o-i'o'
row evening The choir, augmented by
several outside soloists, will render tne
cantata "Rebecca" DR.. Relsner VIII
preach on WAS Jesus a Myth In the
morning the bi-monthly communion ana
membership rollcall will occur DR. Rels-
ner's sermon subject will be "A Friendly
Church"
In the Woodycrest Methodist Episcopal
Church, l6sth st, one block east or Ogdeh
av., The Bronx, the Rev. Arthur Bruce
Moss will preach at II a m. to-morro"
on Building Character and In the even
Ing on THE IAfe and Work OF fAilan'
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Take the trouble 10 spend only one
single day according TO Gods CON-
mandments and you will see yourself
you will feel by your own heart how
good II is to fulfil Gods will (and
Gods will in relation to US Is our NE
our eternal blessedness). Love God
with all your heart; value with al
your strength His love and His oene-
fits 10 you. enumerate His mercies'
which are endlessly great and mani
fold. Furthermore, love every man a.
yourself-that is. do not wish MN
anything that you would not wish Tor
yourself: do not let your memory
keep in II any evil caused TO you oy
others, even as you would wish thar
the evil done by yourself should DC
forgotten by others; do unto them a.
YOU would do unto yourself or even
do not do unto them as you would no,
do unto yourself, and then you WIZ
see what you will obtain in your he1'
what peace, what blessedness ioe
will be in paradise before reaching
that is, before the paradise IN
heaven you will be In the paradise on
earth.-Fdther John.
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REFORMED CHURCHES.

At the Collegiate Church OF 81. Nicholas
Fifth av. and 4Sth st, the Rev. Malcolm
James Macleod will preach at II a m,
and g .. m. tomorrow. The quartet VIII
be assisted by violin. harp and organ
At the Marble Collegiate Church. Fifth
av. and 10Th ST., DR.. Burrell VIII preach
at II a. m tomorrow on Three Great
Words" His theme at p. m. VIII be
THE Gates Ajar"
At the Reformed Church OF Harlem
Lenox av and l23d St. tomorrow morn
ing the Sacrament OF the Lords supper
will be administered and new members
received The regular musical service Will
be held in the evening, when the choir
will render selections from Elijah
In Hamilton Grange Reformed Church
Convent av and 149th st, Or. Paul Seioert
Leinbach will preach at II a m to-mor-
row on Mastering Your Moods and at
s o. m. on Work or Steal"
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OF Ketcham in favor OF w. F. Gress. ..
this place. who was supported by Cnsris'
l.. Murphy. o,n.
County Murphyites that he would
heard from Now he is out tor Va
Craftsmanship and brings Sulzer mere"
start the boom. n.
Ketcham will have the support Of ~.
disappointed seekers for postmaste.ssn.lsnsss
In this county. who have been 49, -,
since January TO get some action ron
Gregg. .sieAi
Gregg last night after being appess.ie, 1,
to by a number of the faithful. les .sss
10 Senator James OGorman 10 u.s.
i'm this county pay total salaries Of nesn'
$4,000 annually.
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Episcopal church lsymen Of New YORK
have decided 10 hold, in October next
convention 10 promote the adoption OF
better business methods FOR Nhrisuan
work and 10 encourage laymen 10 take up
work connected with such einc'en'S
methods. synod Hall, on the Catheor",
OF St John the Divine, has been grah'eu
for such convention, and a meeuns VI
lovn,on will be held next Friday night 10
further the plans Behind the project are
,arisb mems clubs and the Seabury 80
c,etv. I'm Trinity Church. at noon on one
dav. as part OF the convention the sci mon
will be on the subject OF 'l'aYmeh anu
Christian Efficiency" This movement. III
New York is said TO be among the earhes'
N nut churches in line with modern eil-
lone, plans. so prevalent everywhere
else.
ro-dav thcre begins in the Presbyterian
building a conference OF upward OF one
hundred missionaries who are aoou' ~
start for foreign fields Of work a"e'o
mon and women come from many ool'eees
,,d from, all parts OF the country ana
oc,c- this conference. which lasts week.
,bov will go to Africa India, Chiha'
ro,ar siam. Persia, Brazil and Cored.
.rNo-Niss Rcrgens. OF Cleveland anu
Mrs Rurckctt. OF Jersey City-are 10 ~
10 Mexico. ,,.s
picid mental and physical attainmeh's
are nowadays demanded OF men "''o
women who go TO mission helds' 50 So
IS the hazard. The conference inns "e'>
is a school Of instruction In when I''"-
ficns Of Christian missionaries 10. haO
,,,eions team work and similar pracucal
,o,,,e arc treated. Presbyterian ana he-
r,rvnod churches taking part In the con-
t,re,ca send out about one hundred mon
and women year.
The Board Of Temperance or the Fles-
bvterian Church, with headquarters III
pittsburgh. will open headquarters IN
New York at once and enter upon an ecu
cational campaign. In It Will De uS.t
moving picture films showing eHecS ..
alcohol. Churches are TO be useu an
cbudren are 10 be in the classes Inc
Rev. DR.. Arthur ]. Smith, OF the evan
e-eIistic committee, was offered the Ne"
York secretaryship, but is understood u
have declined It, Search is now oei"s
made for a man.
The Rev. DR.. J. Stuart Holden, OF Lon
non who comes TO New York again thls
Summer 10 preach on Sunday mornings IN
81 bartholomew Episcopal Church'
Madison av. and 4th St, has made re-
,.arkabIe success in England during lhe
last four or FIVE years as Bible teacher
II summer assemblies. Hardly man II
ENGLAND is in such demand. During Au-
gust. on Sunday nights, Carnegie nan mas
leeu secured. and there DR.. Holden VIII
conduct a popular Bible course. Cooper
alton in the plan is had between the evan
eerstic committee and the Bible Teach-
ers Training School
The baccalaureate sermon Of the jewish
Theological Seminary, in west lZou ST.
will be preached in the seminary syna-
eocue this morning, and tomorrow after
noon. in Aconan Hall. will be held the
Graduating exercises. The chairman oil
the hoard OF directors, Louis Marshall,
vm give the Introductory address ano
PRESIDENT Schechter will confer the de-
lrees and give the address to the gradu'
ates. The formal address will be made o!
racob II. Schiff.
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BAPTIST.

The Rev DR.. Curtis Lee Laws Will
preach both morning and evening to-mor-
row in the First Baptist Church, Broad
way and 18th st.
At Central Baptist Church. I'D at. and
Amsterdam av., the Rev DR.. Frank NJ
Goodchild's subject tomorrow morning
will be Praying and Preaching" and in
the evening rs Heroism Dead
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Colorado Saloons Closed.


Denver. June 3. - Governor Ammons
signed a proclamation to-day closing
many saloons and other places where
liquor is sold in Boulder, Weld. Adams
and jefferson counties, and prohibiting
the taking OF liquor into certain territory
in those counties.
The request for the proclamation was
made by Major Simmonds. in command
OF the Federal Il oops in the northern coal
strike district.
Coal company employees who served as
militiamen in the strike battles will be
paid like their comrades. according to a
vote of the State Auditing Board to-day.
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UNITARIAN.

At the Church Of the Messiah Uni-
tarian), Park av. and Gath st, tho Rev
John Haynes Holmes will preach to-mor-
row at II a n. on "Iiow Can l Serve:
Tomorrow, at the Lenox Avenue Uni
tartan Church, the Rev. DR.. Merle st
Croix Wright will have as his sermon
topic New Symbols of God"
At Unitarian All Souls Church the as
sociate minister, the Rev. William Lau-
renee Sullivan, will preach on Gods Law
Of brotherhood" at II q m. tomorrow.
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Church Of The TRANSPORTATION, | {. 29
SULZER OUT FOR HENCHMAN
Goes to Orange County to AS
sist Ketcham for Craftsmanship.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

Port Jervis, y. Y. June 5.-Behind the
announcement that William Sulzer is TO
speak at Warwick. orange County. on
Friday evening on do You Want Hon
est Government" is story. Sulzer.
who was supported by George Ketcham,
editor Of Warwick's only Democratic
paper and formerly county chairman. Is
coming TO protest against the deposing
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Lace Importer to Island.

julius Ladenburger. an importer Of III
Fifth av.. who pleaded guilty TO snug
Cling laces into this country, was SEN
fenced yesterday by Judge Mayer in the
Federal District Court to thirty days on
Blackwell's Island and fined 500. Frank
h. Carstarphen. Assistant United States
Attorney. said Ladenburger's frauds had
been going on for four years.
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THE SERVANTS OF RELIEF FOR
INCI'RARIE CANCER

20 whom the citizens OF New YORK have
is,sIy siyen the large new 81. Roses Free
Uorns At jackson ST. New York have had
a years work OF prosperous efficiency, an
sysrsse OF fifty or more men and women
Sestitute and in the last stages OF cancer
tstng harbored at a time. The charity e1-
80 opiy BY gifts OF money and by legacies.
"a as Il now has two large Homes one IN
80 country. the dependence upon the re
,,or,branoe and generosity OF friends OF the
.nnr A. most urgent, and has lately resem-
lSS ,be call by wireless which r. saving 80
many lives In the hope OF obtaining sup,
80, nv donations OF periodical type
Ph,eh v,iji aid the large expenses or carry
-, On the two Homes. holding altogether
t-s hundred or moro destitute men ana
n,,en' with their attendant sister nurses;
ssddvertiscmcnt 10 presented. Rosary Hlll
LIE ,I1,,,S The Mother house. and So. Roses Free
,Ior1e IN New York. require tolhi OF
90 ooo a wear for the proper care OF inc
ssa',ieyts donations should be addresses 10
MOTHER VI ROSE III Blk, -. ;. ~,
- Roses Free Home, IL Jackson S''
New York, or 20 oen
uoTBER 81 ALPHONsA LAInhoI, o'S'"'
w" RosaTy HiII Home. Hawthorne
Westcbester County, y. \. Ia.
1-,sttors arc welcomed TO the nne new CITY
Rome. II Jackson
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Skull Proves Bulletproof.

John j. Patton, a negro porter at the
Federal Building. Brooklyn. fired three
bullets at his head yesterday. lie is In
Flushing Hospital. but only to recover
from the shock His skull turned the
bullets aside One rlcochetted into
wall. The doctors dug the other two out
OF the bone.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

A special Masonic service will be held
tomorrow evening at Calvary Methodist
Church, 18th ST. and Seventh av. The
visiting lodge will be st. Cecile, f. and
A. NJ, of Newark. of which Dr. Morgan
was formerly master. 1t will be an I'M
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- CHARITIES =
"The Lord Lopeth a Cheerful Giper"
Do You Realize What Ii Means

10 receive and care for annually about
300 infants. saved from infanticide,
besides 800 needy and homeless mothers?
We have now under our care some $500 chill
drcn and during the year Will secure permRntnt
homes for 500 OF them. This IS the largest trSii
tuition Of it's kind IN tho city. and 90 meet its
expenses We must raise annually about $4,000.
Donations and requests
are earnestly desired.
THE NEW YORK FOUNDING HOSPITAL
IT'S East 68th Street
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES


Of WILDE
O' wv 800
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OTHER SERVICES,
Tent EvangeI Opening Rally
Cathedral Of II. John the Divln.

w. l24th. bet. Amsterdam & Mornngside.
June IA and S p. m. Preachers First week;
Rev ]. Wilbur Chapman. Rev. Chas Ia head
Rev. Daniel II. Martin ana others
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.yUrrE AVE RROOkLYN.

LAFAYETTE AVE. BROOkLn =.
-. 60 oxford g blocks from subway TERM
Rev. Charles carroll p e ,gSs Irt NJ
M AIhcrtson breaches atS10:3o ana = 80;
ANIMAL sermon TO the graduating class oi
rn-laIcy, Institute in the morning.
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CHURCH or THE HEALING CHRIST
PRESBYTERIAN.

Rev. w. JOHN MCRItAl "s'o'
Service Sunday, II a. NJ.
Laurel Room. Hotel Astor.
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CONGREGATIONAL.
BROADWAY TABERNACLE
DISCIPLES OF CHRIST.

CENTRAL CHURCH. 142 West slst ~;
II \ M-"Waste OF Human Resources
PEI Inmes NJ Philpmtt. D. D. pastor
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.

FIFTH AVE. AND ODD ST.
Rev. ERNEST NJ STIRES. ID. D.. Rector
A. NJ Holy Communion.
II. Morning Service and Sermon.
The Rev w Strother Jones ID. d.
Evensong and address RECTOR
,y.nIu Or me HOLY COMMUNION.
DIN Avenue and Goth street.
$ A. NJ. Holy Communion.
II 4. NJ, THE RECTOR.
II NJ. Holy Communion.
r. VI The Rev. Oscar Stuart Michael
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NEW THOUGHT.

National New Thought Alliance ooni
Juno 7th and sth. Meetings SUNDAY -
Church Of the Healing Christ Choldins ser
vices in the Laurel Ro0m Hofel astoF' Nom.
90 Trntb az west 73d st. 3 p. NJ; Masonic
TtmnIe. Brooklyn. :. 81. Marx .ln,the-
Rouwarie Monday. 10 and :, -. MARX .. -
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During an entertainment given u
the engineer. Dechelette. the former
model, Fanny Legrand. comes across
the worthy diminutive Provencal Jean
Gaussin d'Armondy, who Is. studying
law. in Paris. Sapho, called on Jean
from the time at his students quar-
ters. and after nursing him through
a long illness, she succeeds in deeids
Ing him to keep her wita him. One
day the Sculptor, Gaondal, lifted a
corner OF the veil that hid Sapho's
past; this made jean Jealous and -Sa-
PHO appeased him by the surrender OF
her old letters.
The initial frail link has been turn.
ed into q solid chain that nothing
can break. At times Jean is indignant
ana l-esc.. 1.:s ssaTav s,iuay. gets
the better of him. ~ 49, 8
After, some high words with Sapho
and on the Invitation OF his uncle, Ce-
eaire, Jean takes a trip to bis native
home, anu ne is Thought TO be saved
amidst his family. citsl
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with each other as follows, to
Recommendations,

My instructions do not justify me
In recommending to council whether
or not 1t Is now wise TO disregard the
action OF the former council. Nv in
structions were to Investigate the law
| and report il as l found 1t and | have
tried to do so without fear favor or
conscious bias for or against the
company or the questions involved
Lut am fully aware that my opposi-
ton to the passage of the Instruments
In their present form, which is a mat
ter OF public record, NAV naturally
appeal to many as q sufficient reason
to create in me at least an uncon-
cious bias In favor of the position
herein outlined. began this inves-
tfgation with the deliberate plan of
resolving all reasonable doubt in fav-
or OF validity. This plan I have tried
to follow throughout and IL counsel
for the company or others have au-
thorities materially antagonistic to
my position shall be glad to see
them and examine them. II they
prove reasonably decisive of. the is
sues 1 will cheerfully reverse myself,
as the supreme court does occasional
ly. and in my opinion now, must do
again In order to uphold the "fran-
chise. contract" and "white way con-
tract as valid and legally binding
obligatfonr OF this city.
/ make tha following recommends
tfons IL council decides to take any
action as result Of my opinion:
1. That be authorized to furnish
copy of this opinion to Southern
Public Utilities company with an ins
vftation to its attorneys to confer with
me and associate counsel with q view
to some agreement by which the city
and the company may avoid all un-
neSessary expense. litigation, misun-
aae:.:.:.S.-;a emu confusion, consistent,
OF course. with . proDer protection OF
the interestr OF both parties.
z. That, Il in my Judgment and
that ee associate council. Il. is wase
TO do so, be authorized to propose to
the company that the issues be sub
mitted upon an agreed statement OF
facts.
3. That, subject also to my juig-
ment and that OF associate counsel. I
be further authorized to propose that
the citizens interested be given a
reasonable time to present q petition,
OF a majority OF the freeholders ask
Tag for an election upon the issues.
sucn eieei;os nt coarse to ba held ,if
such petition be filed within saeh
time.
respectfully submitted,
G. CULLEN SULLIVAN,
.S City Attorney.
Anderson, s. c., November 9th, 1914.
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soon as he returns Sapho re-
gains her hold on him.
AT the pressing request OF Sapho.
Jean adopts child, in total Ignorance
that the child is the son of Flamant,
condemned. for forgery, through his
Floye for Saph6. One day DIR. Bou-
chereau meets Jean IN train and
invites him TO his house where he
meets the doctors young niece. The
young people fall In love with each
other and become engaged. Sapho
compels him to give up all thoughts
OF marriage. Recognizing that this
life is irretrievably bound with that
of Sapho. Jean announces to his fam
lily that he is going abroad with his
friend, His family rsproach and even
curse him, especially his father. How
ever ne Iearns InaI MS mistress has
received q visit from her former low
er, the father Of the child, and, mad
dened by jealousy. he insists that Sa-
pho go with hin. 70 Asnsrica. TSssn-
nately for him, IT is she who leaves
him. ~ y
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