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IN EPISCOPAL CIRCLES.

At st. Thomas's Church, Fifth av
and SD ST., the Rev. DR.. Ernest NJ
Stres, rector, will preach at II a. m
tomorrow. At p. m. excerpts from
Handels "Thc Messiah" will be sung
There will be an hour Of organ music
at 8 p. m. by Daniel X. Philippi.
At the Church Of the Ascension, Fifth
av. and 10th ST., the Rev. DR.. Percy
Stickney Grant, rector, will preach TO-
morrow on What Do You Want for
Christmas" At 4 p. m. Saint-Saens $
"Oratorio de Noel" will be given with
special soloists.
At the Church Of the Holy Com
munion. goth st. and Sixth av., the Rev.
DIR. Henry Mottet will preach to-mor-
row at IL a. m, p. m. (children's SER
NOM and 8 p. m.
At the Church OF the Transfgura-
ton. East goth ST., between Fifth and
Madison avs, the Rev. Or. George
Clarke Houghton, rector, lie Jeune'
Fucbaristic Office in c will be sung at
II n. m. tomorrow.
At St. Paul's Chapel, Broadway, Full
ton and Vesey SITS, midday Chrlst-
mas Eve carol service will be held next
Thursday at noon. .
At the Chapel of the lntercesslon'
Broadway and 155th ST., there Will be
held tomorrow at 4 p. m. the service
known as popular vespers. Carl Nor
ris, barytone, will sing The Lord Is
NV Light" by Allitsen, and "A New
Heaven and a New Earth"
A Christmas service unique in Eplsco-
nal churches is the midnight Eucharist
at st. Luke's Church, Convent av. and
Hist ST. Though somewhat unusual,
the service has become at st. Luke's an
established institution and one of the
best liked and most beautiful of the
entire year.
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RELIGIOUS NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS

women at 4 p. m. tomorrow, ct the
West Side Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION, Eighth av. and 57th st. Men
are invited 10 bring their women
friends. DR.. S. Psrkes Cadman will
give a christmas Message" There
will be special music by the Sittig Trio.
A special Christmas meeting will be
held at the 23d st. Y. NJ. c. A., 2lb West
23d ST., at 3:45 p. m. tomorrow. Dr:
Henry r. Rose will give an illustrated
lecture on Charles Dickens's "A Christ
mas Carol"
Bishop Manuel Fernando. former
Father Superior OF the Cspuchins. will
speak tomorrow $3.50 M. at
Christ's Mission, S3i West 9th St, on
"The History and Growth Of Roman
Orders"
At the National Bible Institutes Sun
day afternoon Bible hour, at the head
quarters building, pa West 35th ST., to-
morrow, Don o. Shelton, president OF
the institute, will speak on "The Anti
christ as the Head of the Nations"
The meetings are open 10 the public.
The Five Points Mission is driven
beyond the limit Of it's income 20 help
the poor to food, shoes, clothing and
coal in this time of unemployment
and restitution. Each day at noon
time it furnishes a good, substantial
lunch for the more than three hun
bred in the school. and attempts, as
best IL may, to assist the hundreds who
constantly apply for aid. Now. as the
holidays approach. hundreds are look
ing TO il for Christmas cheer, and
friends are solicited that these shall
not be disappointed.
The subject of the lesson-sermon in
the Christian Science churches to-
m, rrow will be as the Universe, In
GLIDING Man. Evolved by Atomic
Force ?" and the golden text Hebrews,
1:l0), "Thou, Lord, in the beginning
has laid the foundation OF the earth;
and the heavens are the works Of thine
hands"
At the School OF the Builders, $50
West 18th ST.. free lectures are held
every Sunday at p. m. and every
Wednesday at s p. m. The purpose of
the school is to teach the relationship
between subjective and objective mind,
TO the end that mankind may know
how TO make the connection with i'm
finite power, love, wisdom, substance
and intelligence. Glasses every day at
II a. m. and 8 p. M, except Saturday
and Sunday; also personal instruction.
At IL a. m. tomorrow at the Meet
ing House OF the Society for Ethical
Culture, Central PARK West and Gath
ST., Lajpat Raj, municipal counsellor OF
Lahore, will speak on "The Hopes Of
the People of India"
"Will Christmas Ever Come; or, Is
Peace on Earth, Good Will Toward
Men, What Senator Ingalls, Called the
Golden Rule, an Tridescent Dream y
This is the question Mary Etheridge 7.
Chaplin will take for her subject at the
Berkeley Theatre tomorrow morning.
At the Unity Society Of Practical
Christianity, 305 Madison av., near 42d
ST., meetings are held on Sundays at
ii a. m. and p. m. On Monday at
p. m. Mrs. Sophia Van Marter will lect-
ure. The large numbers that are pres
ent at all meetings attest to the in
terest thus manifested. Noon silence
daily. All are welcome.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

cneciaI Christmas music will be a
feature tomorrow at the Madison
Square Presbyterian Church, Madison
av and East oath ST., morning service
at IL a. m, with the prelude beginning
at 1890 a. m. and the choral accom-
paniments 10 be rendered by harp,
cello. cornet, trombone and organ.
The evening service at Z o'clock Will
also be preceded by prelude at 1851
O'Clock.
At the Old First Presbyterian Church,
Fifth av., 18th TO 18th SITS, at III a. m
tomorrow the Rev. DR.. Howard Dur
field will preach a Christmas sermon and
the choir music will consist entirely OF
Christmas carols. At s p. m. DR.. Dut-
field will sneak on 1.-THE Christ Chlld
and Hawleys orstorio upon the same
theme will be sung by the full cholr
under DR.. Carts direction.
AT the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church, Fifth av. at 55th- ST., the KEY
DIR. J. II. Jowett will preach at both
services tomorrow. The offering Will
be for the Presbyterian Hospital.
At the Brick Church tomorrow Dr.
Merrill will preach at II a. m and at
u. m. tomorrow. The soloists AT these
services are: Soprano, lnez Barbour;
alto. Rose Bryant; tenor, Charles w.
Harrison; bass, Frank Croxton.
At the West-Park Presbyterian
Church the Rev. DR.. Evans Will preach
tomorrow at IL a. m. on rear not
The Rev. DR.. Atterbury will preach at
g y. m. Christmas will be observed at
both services with special music. In
the evening the choir will sing Christ
mas carols.
DR.. Walter Duncan Buchanan, pastor
Of the Broadway Presbyterian Church
Broadway and Hath St. will preach to-
morrow at L a. m. on The Fulness OF
Time" and at 8 p. m. the cantata'
"Bethlehem." by Maunder, will be sung.
There will be special music and choir
tomorrow at both the morning ana
evening services of the New YORK
Presbyterian Church, l2sth ST.. and
Seventh ay., the Rev. George W. Arms
ir.. pastor. The sermon topics are as
follows: In the morning. The CHRIST
mas Star" and in the evening "Cro"d-
ed QUIT" A.
Christmas will be observed by the
West End Presbyterian Church with an
elaborate programme Tomorrow morn
ING and evening. c. b. Hawley, the
composer. is organist and choir diree-
tor.
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Miss Edna Smith, soprano; Miss Lii
liam Browne, contralto; Bedel Alcock,
tenor, and William d. Tucker, basso.
The choir will be assisted by chill.
dren's chorus of several hundred and
by the Lyric Society, q woman's chorus
Of forty voices, under the direction OF
Arthur D. Woodruff DR.. A. Edwin
Keigwin, pastor, will preach a special
Christmas sermon.
Christmas will be observed az both
services in the Fourth Presbyterian
Church, West End av. and 9lst St. to-
morrow. DR.. Work will preach a
Christmas sermon in the morning, and
in the evening THE Christ Child" by
Hawley, will be given By the choir.
Tomorrow will be Christmas Sun
day at the Church of the Puritans. At
IL a. m. the Rev. Robert Bruce Clark
will speak on THE Wonderful Child. y
and at s p. m. the choir, quartet and
chorus will sing Dudley Bucks ora
torio, THE Coming of the King"
At the Northminster Presbyterian
Church, 141 West 115th ST., the Rev. A.
II. Limouse will preach at IL a. m. to-
morrow on Must We Look for An
ether Christi and at p. m. on Beth
lehem Memories" Christmas music
will be rendered by the choirs.
A. the Fort Washington Presbyterian
Church DR.. Martin will preach to-mor-
row morning on HAS Christianity
Failed?" In the evening the Rev. o. R.
Miller. of Albany, will speak on "Ap-
plying the Scrubbing Brush to Foli-
tics"
At the Lafayette Avenue Presbyte-
rian Church, corner of South Oxford
ST., Brooklyn, DR.. Albertson will preach
at 10:30 a. m. and 7:45 p. m. tomorrow.
Christmas Spirit of the New Age"
and cover All Battlefelds the Angels
Song: A Dream" will be DR.. S. Edward
Young's subjects tomorrow morning
and evening in the Bedford Presbyte-
rian Church, Nostrand az. and Dean ST.,
Brooilyn.
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TWO BOOKS OF THE WEEK.

Two works Published this week de-
tttiFe the attention Of holiday book
sss.yefs. One is RAYMOND r.. Priestley's
antarctic Adventure" (DuttOn T. Col,
sh account Of the experiences Of the
Ao5,tnerh party Of SCOTS Antarctic ex-
,solbon, which managed 20 live through
ne winter Of 1912 cut OF from It's
seit Of supplies and with practically
., - resources beyond those yielded by
w frozen country. The illustrations
VI this volume deserve special mention.
ne other publication is a collected
uiHSn, IN eight volumes, Of "The
ppotks Of Charles &. Grafton" second
SD.shop Of Pond do Lac (Longmans,
yyiesn < CO... In this edition, besides
~ ~ better known books, Christian and
.eihote,' "A Journey Godward." etc. h,
nsfe have been gathered in Volume V
~ -, teaching on the religious life: in
s,oipne VI bis practice a. a priest III the
rNsr and his missionary PAMPHLETS.
INC Volumes VII and VIII include
elections from his correspondence hia
asearssses 70 the Confidently of tho
''ssssd Sacrament. - the Annual coun-
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JEWISH.

At Temple Bethel, Fifth av. and
18th ST., at IL a. m. tomorrow DR..
Samuel Schulman will speak on War
and Peace in the Light of Maccabean
Memories, a Chanuka Festival Dis
course"
DR.. Wise will preach before the Free
Synagogue, at Carnegie Hall, to-mor-
row morning on Peace on Earth, Good
Will to Men: Does Christianity Mean
These Things?"
tertainments of the schools Of the syn
agogue will be held, respectively, on
Sunday afternoon at the Synagogue
House, 80 West 6sth ST.; at Longwood's
Academy, in The Bronx, and at Clinton
Hall on Saturday afternoon.
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General Items of the Week

nitv. Central Park West and 10th St,
Christmas Sunday will be observed
with special music and appropriate SER
mons at both services. The Rev. DR..
Frank Oliver Hall will preach t IL
a. m. on "The Universal Christmas"
and at 4:3O D. m. on God Is Here"
At the United Presbyterian Church,
10Th St, west of Sixth av., DR.. Kidd,
pastor, the subject tomorrow will &c
as follows: II a. m, "Lo, Come; 8
p. m, "Antichrist."
The Union Theological Seminary will
hold a service in the chapel, Claremont
av., between 120th and 122d SITS, at IL
a. m. tomorrow. The preacher will be
the Rev. DR.. Albert Parker Fitch.
1t will be "open house" day for
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BAPTIST.

The Rev. DR.. Charles A. Eaton. pas
tor of the Madison Avenue Baptist
Church, corner of 3lst ST., will preach
tomorrow morning on as Christmas a
Mockery with the World at War;" and
in the evening on Gifts for Every
One"
The cantata Christ the Child" will
be produced for the first time in New
York tomorrow evening at the Wash
ington Heights Baptist Church, 145th
ST. and Convent av.
Tomorrow the Central Baptist
Church is to make an every member
visitation in the interest of a closer
fellowship and better support of the
church and Of missions. The visiting
will be done by strong force of men,
who will go out two by two.
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PARNELL AGAIN
The Statesman as His Brother
Knew Him.

CHARLEs STEWART PARNELL A Memoir. BY
Bis brother. John Howard Parnsn With portrait.
go. D. 81. 49, Henry Holt Co.
Mr. Parnel's book is exactly what it
is called, a memoir, not a biography.
Il is utterly lacking in bias; no partl-
sanship is 10 be found in its chronicle
Of Parnells career. When Gladstone
part in his downfall is reached, the
brother contents himself with remark
ing that "the Irish Nationalists might
very well have seen that the Noncon-
iormists would be certain to judge
Charley on the moral issue alone. NJ.
Gladstone, besides being Influenced by
them from party motives, was also one
who could not associate private NOR
atty from public usefulness"
This memoir deals al length with
PsrnelPs childhood and youth, and, so
FAR as the evidence here presented
goes, in his case the child was decid-
eoly the father of the man. The boy
was "headstrong and self-willed, often
10 the point of rudeness, while at times
ne showed a curious mixture OF Jeal-
ouSy and suspicion which developed IN
later years. Underlying every alton
was the rooted desire TO have his own
a. any A0Ees ~ AdiiADlAA.sN -
appears 10 have got on badly with his
fellow students. His references u his
Gays there were always very briet and
reserved. His brother believes that he
himself was one Of the few who thor
oolghly understood the complexities Of
Panelps strange and battling charac-
yer, but one doubts this. One rather
believes that he was merely familiar
with them. Still, the book has an m
mistskable intimate quality.
PsnelPs decision to enter public lie
seems 10 have been taken on the spur
Of the moment. early in 1874, az the
1oase Of his brother-in-law:
Suddenly, when we had discussed
the situation from all points Ct
new, Charley cried: "By Jove,
John, Il would be a grand opening
iof re 20 enter politics."
This frank avOwal by one who
rad always been so reticent as 20
bis real views took our breath
away for a moment. Then we all
eHed, carried away by the idea and
tae hrm conviction Of his words:
Yes, Il would 1t is q splendid
opportunity"
vhce ms mind was maze up,
marley never wasted time IN
words. Specifying, even IL abso-
,a'sly necessary, he always alb
aoFfed, and, his resolution once
.4ken, his action followed as
Nonptly as the thunder lightning.
rarnell was engaged 10 an American
sin early in life. His brother refers
plt briefly 70 the O'Shea case, but ms
1gstlefence Is very much 70 the point.
ne Psrnell family. he says, were
-AAnimous in the opinion that the di-
'ofce suit was due 20 political plot
1ll mat Captain O'Shea was not simply
enng on his own account. unable 70
sea- Charley IN fair fight, his political
.heioies had chosen this means OF at
'@eNng him from behind"
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The oldest Of New York's religious
welfare workers declare that not since
Civil War times have there been such
general preparations for helping the
poor at Christmas as are making now.
( The churches, Sunday schools, all of
the charities and reliefs have volun-
teer investigators out in search OF
worthy families that are In need OF
help. Managers are determined that
respecting families in real want shall
not be compelled to disclose their mis-
fortune, but shall nevertheless be
known and helped. Christmas decora-
tons in the churches of Fifth av. are
TO cost less than usual, in order that
families may be assisted.
The Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church will have two big trees, and
has invited children from the East
Side and West Side to give to them
not merely toys, but food of many de-
scriptions. The West End and West
Park Presbyterian, Brick and Madison
Avenue Presbyterian, Calvary. Grace,
st. Marks and st. Georges Episcopal
churches, the Broadway Tabernacle
and many others are drawing out their
entire discretionary funds for use at
this time. Calvary Church, in Fourth
up neatly, that were brought in by
members at a special service held last
Sunday night. Many of these churches
distribute dinners. in baskets, en-
deavoring to take care of families In
particular districts without regard to
whether they are members of their
congregations or not. Catholic, Prot
estant and Jew are cooperating.
The Salvation Army will give $4,000
dinners in New York and have dis
tributing place in Washington St,
Brooklyn. Volunteers OF America will
give out 10000 baskets filled in the
same manner as the army baskets, and
for five persons.
Tomorrow will be Christmas Sun
day in the churches of New York and
vicinity. and elaborate programmes will
be the feature in many houses of wor-
ship. The musical feature on Christ
mas Sunday never ranks so high as at
Easter, for one reason, perhaps, be
cause at this season of the year the
churches divide their energies between
the Sunday preceding the holiday and
the day itself. Nevertheless, the SER
vices will be greatly enriched in many
churches tomorrow and will well re-
pay attendance.
New York counts among its ecclesl-
astical soloists many vocalists OF hlgn
rank, and in addition many singers OF
note have been secured. instrumental
music is employed to a large extent at
the Christmas services, and harps, vlo-
Inns and 'cellos will be much in evil
dence. some churches also using cor
nets, trumpets and trombones.
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Az Fort Washington Baptist Church,
900 West lslst St, the Rev. Enos J.
Bosworth will preach tomorrow at IL
a. m. on "The Mystery of the Star
and at 8 p. m. on They Presented Him
Gifts"
At the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church
255 to 259 West 10th St, the Rev,
John ". Lissenden will preach at
l0:45 a. m. tomorrow on "The Birth
day Of the King" and at 7:45 p. m. on
Blessings of Redemption
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REFORMED CHURCHES.

At the Collegiate Church of st. Mich
olas, Fifth av. and 4sth ST., the Rev.
DR.. Malcolm James Macleod will
preach at IL a. m, and at s p. m. he
will give the annual sermon to the New
England Society of the City of New
York on "The Faith of the Puritan the
Great Need Of America To-day"
At the Marble Collegiate Church,
Fifth av. and Goth ST., DR.. Burrell hav-
ing been called away by the death OF
his brother in Freeport, H., the SER
vices tomorrow will be in charge OF
his assistants.
Alfred + Myers will preach on "War."
There will be special Christmas music
by the quartet. Evening services at 8
o'clock will be in charge of Dr. Milf
ken, who will take as his subject THE
True Hero"
At the Collegiate Church, West End
av. and nth ST., tomorrow morning
the Rev. DR.. Henry Evertson Cobb will
preach and the choir will be assisted
by Graham Harris, violinist. At the
afternoon service the Rev. Thomas Nc
Bride Nichols will preach and the choir
will be assisted by Mrs. Annie Louise
David, harpist.
In the Hamilton Grange Reformed
Church, Convent av. and 149th St, all
the services tomorrow will partake of
the Christmas spirit. At II a. m. DR..
Paul Seibert Leinbach will preach on
"An Exchange of Christmas Gifts" At
8 p. m. the quartet, under the leader
ship Of Miss S. Lillian Jones, will rem
der Barnby's cantata "The First Christ
mas" and DR.. Leinbach will speak
briefly on They That Take the Sword"
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trations, issued by Doubleday. Page &
Co. The imaginative quality Of these
drawings was enthusiastically com
mented upon in these columns at the
time of the publication of the original
edition. In it's less expensive form the
work should find an even wider popu-
larity among those who love good art.
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UNITARIAN.

At the Christmas services, to be held
tomorrow at Unitarian All Souls
Church the Rev. William Laurence
Sullivan will preach at IL a. m. on
"The Meaning of Jesus of Nazareth
for This Age and for the Ages" There
will be special instrumental music. -,
christianity Under Criticism" will
be the Rev. DR.. Merle st. Croix
Wright's sermon topic at the Lenox
Avenue Unitarian Church tomorrow.
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CONGREG ATIONAL.

At the Broadway Tabernacle Church,
Broadway at seth ST., the Rev. DR..
Charles +. Jefferson, pastor, will preach
at II a. m. tomorrow. The Christmas
music will be given tomorrow and VIII
be sung by the full choir
The Rev. II. A. Stimson, of the Man
haitian Congregational Church, Broad
way and 18th St, will preach tomorrow
a Christmas service Cor the children
and their parents and friends, and no
evening service.
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At IL &. m. DR.. Arthur Jameson will
preach on The Christmas Message.
At p. m. Saint-Saens's christmas
Oratorio" will be sung.
:. st. Andrews Methodist Eplsco.
pal Church the pastor. the Rev. Fred
Winslow Adams, will preach tomorrow
morning on THE Child That Was Diff
ferent," and in the evening on An
swered Hone"
The Old John Street Methodist Church
will hold its usual services tomorrow
morning and evening, with preaching
by the pastor, the Rev. Lewis K.
Streeter.
A Florida service will be held to-
morrow evening ct Grace Methodist
Church, West 10th ST., between Co.
lumbus and Amstef lam avs.
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One of the most welcome holiday
books of the year is the inexpensive
edition of "a Midsummer Nights
Dream" with Arthur Rackham's illus
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RACKHAMS DRAWINGS

ell Of the Diocese Of Fond du Lac, and
some sermons.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

PARK AVE. CHURCH. cor SIS St Lecture BY
Hamilton Holt, II. D.. "Th Federation y ths
p. A.. from knens' symphony Cub go playersl.
sant-Ss.ns' Xmas Oraiono. Large Chorus. Solos
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THE WEST eND COLLEGIATE CHURCH.

Rev HENRY EvERrsoS COBB. b. D. b. Minister.
win preach az IL 4 "
Rev. Thomas Mcbride Nichols at 40 r. NJ
Cantsts Bethlehem" BY J. H. Msunder, Choir
assisted By Mrs Annie Louise David. Hapist
tnolr assisted az the morning service b. NJ.
Graham Harris. Ni0iiniSt
Service on Christmas Day At II A NJ
Dr. Cobb will preach Special Mnsln
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EelArs CHURCH OF ST. NICHOLAS.

The COLLEGIATE CHURCH OF ST. RIcHolls.
9Th Ave. and ssth 81
Rev MALCOLM JAS. MACLEOD. y. b.. Minister.
will preach at II A NJ and - 81
Al 5 y. ~, Annual sermon 10 the New Eng
land Society OF the CITY Of New i0rl
Church School and Bible Classes. Gas A. NJ
Quartet. accompanied By Orsan. Harp and Violin.
Service on Christmas Day al II A 81
Or. Macleod will preach
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REFORMED.

The MIDDLE COLLEGIATE cHuscH.
ID Ave. and eth ~.
Rev. JOHN q. fAGG. y. D.. Minister.
win preach al II A VI. and p. NJ
Service on Christmas Day At 1880 A. 81
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6bs new england Society
In the
Civ Of nsW York

The Fifteenth Annual Sermon will be preached
BY the Rev Malcolm }. Macleod. ID. D.. IN the
collegiate Church Of St Nicholas. Fifth Avenue
and Forty eighth Street. on sunday evening. lie.
cember 20. 1915. at eight O'Clock
Tie public are cordially invited 70 be present
A BARTON HEPBURN. Prssldsnt
HARRY A Cushing coerefarv
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5th Ave and 10Th 81
Rev DAVID JAS BURRELL. ID. D., Minister.
Rev Alfred l. Myers will preach at II A NJ
Subject. War"
Rev. Peter H. Millken. ID. D, at =. NJ.
Subject The True Hero"
Special Christmas Music al 10th services.
Service on Christmas Day az n A. ~
DR.. Burrell will preach.