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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-12-11

SToRAGE-GoODs STORED IN A
good dry place at reasonable rate.
For particulars apply at this office.
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UNITARIAN.

Az the church Of the Messiah cum
tnrlanD the Rev John Haynes Holmes
will prrnch tomorrow Mt II n. m. on
30. Sing Unto tho Lord q New Song y
study " TIvmuology an on EXPRESSION
or the Religious Spirit"
ON Friday ut s;lb y. m. the Tufts COL
lego Cleo and Mandolin clubs VIII give
n concert IN tho church OF tho Messiah
under the auspices Of the Friday Night
Social club or the church.
AZ the LonoS Ave. Unitarian Churcn
tho Rev. Dr Merle 81 Croix wright VIII
have "a his sermon topic tomorrow Ike
igions II Nature China"
At Unitarian All Souls Church the
Rov. Aug Etus NJ. Lord. OF Providence
with whom Mr. sullivan. the associate
minister. exchanges pulpIts, VIII preach
the sermon.
Tho Rev Samuel A. Eliot president OF
the American Unitarian Association. VIII
preach at the l'latbush Unitarian Church,
Beverley Road and East 18Th st.. Sunday
at 1915 q. m on Tho Challenge Of Re-
ligion 10 the Modern Mind"
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80 RELIGIOUS SERVICES 80
co TO CHURCH TO ASSIST BREED or BETTER PEOPLE
effect the "f"
r. MACKAY
Tho Riches of Gods Kindness

wouldst thou know tho r1ohes OF
Gods kindnssses 20 thee7 Then ASK not
that great things to be- given thes' put
eyes TO see them and Willingness 70
DO the lttls things which In thy patti
way lie. 30 thou In tho spirit OF fel-
lowship with Him who giveth thee aIi
things richly 10 enjoy" With open
eyes thou shalt see His Kindness IN
every dewdrop. IL shall shine forth
with every morning light and beam
with glory with every evening shade
Look around thee. for ths earth Is
flcd with His Kindness every rose
has rs fragrance and its cheeks are
bushed with beauty all for thee. lie
nls tho world with Ills light and heat,
and brlngeth forth tho fruits In their
season all for thee. He giveth thee
life and offereth the eternal llfo. Thou
partakest Of Ills bread for thy body
why not Of IIis bread OF life for thy
soul7 Then shalt thou zee ana Know
Ills Kindness 10 be boundloss and the
riches OF II 10 he infinite a. Listy.
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IN Eplsro9AL CIRCLES.

Az the church Of tho Ascension the
pcv Or. Percy Sticlney Grant to-morro"
win nreach az II a. m. At p m. VERDI
.N,angon, REQUIEM" will be eiven win
snec,al soloists. AZ 5 =. m. the fnnn'
Forum and the Actors Church Alliance
viii combine In service COMMEMORATIVE
the S5Oth birthday OF Shakespeare Inc
Rev. Walter Il, Bentley will preach o''
Tho Church's Duty 10 the Theatre
Tn. Rev. Or Ernest NJ, stires WIN
rreach AZ 81. Thomes's Church Al ID
q. m. and p. m. tomorrow
Bishop Whitehead. OF Pittsburgh. WIZ
nreach AT the Church of the Trenshsura-
ton az II a. m tomorrow.
AT the Church OF the Holy Communion
the Rev. DR., Henry Mottet VIII preeo"
AT IL a. m. tomorrow and tho Kew se'h-
uel Neal Kent at p. IN.
DIR. Gates will preach at the Chape' Oh
cha Intercession. Broadway and lSSth ST,
,o.r,orrov. Antonio Griffin, harpist. VIII
he the soloist: Leo Riggs, reeitai ork""-
ist at the popular vespers, and Or "a'e"
will road selections from the BOOK OF
Ecclesiastes.
Dean Grosvenor will preach in the
church OF tho Incarnation tomorrow AZ
II q m. At4p. IN. there will he evening
praver and confirmation service. special
,,usic-trumpet. drums, violin. harp and
organ-st Il a, m.
At All Souls Church. Anthem Memo
rial. 81. Nicholas ave. and ll5th ST.
the Rev. Archibald Y. Mansfield, super
intsndent OF the seamen's Church lnst-
tute. will preach tomorrow morning and
the rector in the evening.
Al All Angels Church at p m. to-
morrow the Easter music Of the previous
Sunday will be repeated. Msnney's can
tata. The Resurrection Will be given
by the choir OF thirty-nve men and boys.
assisted by the following soloists: Wal
fer Lawrence. soprano; William Frost
tenor: Arthur Fielder. barytone' and Al
fred Munzer. 'cellist.
The Cathedral League Of the Diocese
OF New York announces meeting Tor
next Saturday at $50 p. m. at New
SYNOD Hall. Cathedral Close. The Bishop
OF the Diocese Will preside and addresses
may be expected from the dean OF the
George Zsorlskle. and Dr.
Ralph Adams Cram. consulting architect
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Church. This is the first of two special
sermons, the second OF which will he
given on April % on the subject rs There
Hell"?
Dr. Frank Crane, lecturer and writer.
will speak on -Four Things to DO" at 4
p. m. at West Side Young Mems Chris
tian Association. Mrs. l.. Mandell, OF the
East Side Local Needs Association. will
address the Social Christianity class at
5:l5 on Supervising Dance Halls"
Henry Frank, OF the Liberal Congrega-
ton. at II a. IN. tomorrow. i'm Leslie
Hall, Broadway and SD St, will COM
memorate the 35oth anniversary Of
Shakespeare's birth by rendering an
original poem on the subject. His add
dress will be on Has the Dogma of
Immortality Ensaved and Benighted the
Human Race? At p. m Mr.. Frank also
speaks in Auerbachs Casino, in The
Bronx.
~ the Church OF the Social Revolution
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

81 PauTs Methodist Church will have a
full musical programme az the services to-
morrow, a feature OF which VIII be seec-
tons from their Easter music. DIT. Goodell
will preach AZ II n. m. on The Assembled
Lost" and at s p. m. on "A Life with a
Purpose"
Dr. ". II. Morgan. pastor OF Calvary
Methodist Church. Will preach tomorrow
morning on "Christ's Answer 70 Doubt
and in the evening on Changing Creeds
and Present Needs
AZ the Madison Avenue Methodist Epis-
copal Church William II. Anderson. su-
perintendent Of the Anti-saloon League
OF New York State. viii speak at II a. m.
tomorrow. At 8 p. M. Or, Mead will
preach on The Vitality OF Christianity.
All stranger, are welcome
At st. Andrews Methodist Church the
rev pastor, the Rev. NJ. K W. Heicher
who recently returned from Japan as n
missionary connected with the Corear
> Conference, will occupy the pulpit until
fall. preaching at II a. m. At p. m. there
will be special music. with chorus choir
and soloists. under the direction OF DR.
z Alfred G. Robyn.
Old John Street Methodist Church will
have IT'S usual morning and evening ser
+ vices tomorrow. with preaching by the
R Rev. DR. Lewis r. Streeter.
/ At Park Avenue Methodist Church Dr.
Jameson will preach at II q. m. to-mor-
/ row on "The Healing OF the Cross" and
ar p. m. or our Debt 20 the Bard OF
Avon"
A glee club OF young men from Pen
rington Seminary will sing at Grace
Methodist Episcopal Church at 7:45 p. m
tomorrow. The Rev. Frank McDaniels
president OF the school, will speak briefly
At II a. IN. the Rev. Or. Wallace Mac
Mullen will prCach
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Harmony Club at TIE clubrooms, $50 Yves.
End ave. next Thursday night, Follow
ing the social session OF the club the
Harmony Dancing Club will give instruc-
lions to Its members in all the new
dances
At II a. IN. tomorrow in the meeting
house Of the Society for Ethical Culture
George T.. O'Del will deliver an address
on THE Clash Between the Young and the
Old" AtSp. m. Dr. David Saville- Muzzey
will speak on us Christianity Problem
or a Solution? At II a. M, In the Brook
lyn Academy of Music, the Brooklyn
Society for Ethical Culture Will be adj
dressed by Alfred w. Martin on "An
Ethical Gold Mine-the Book of Jonah"
At the New Church (Swedenborgian).
9th st between Park and Lexington
ayes. the Rev. Julian X. SD;yth will
preach at IL a. m. tomorrow special
sermon OF Tho Reality of Heaven"
setting forth the teachings NJ the New
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PRESBYTERIAN.

The Rev. Dr. Howard Duffield viii preach
AZ the Old First Presbyterian Church to-
morrow 81 Il a. m, on The Comrade
Christ" From 10 p. IN. there viii
be the home hour service. consisting OF
hymn singing by the people music by
the choir. and brief address by DIT
Dufield on THE Rebirth OF the Soul
At the Fifth Avenue PRESBYTERIAN
Church the Rev John Douglas Adam will
preach at Il a m. and $50 ?. m. to-mor-
row. The offering will be for the Sea
side Home
At the midweek service OF the Fifth
Avenue Presbyterian Church, next
"wednesday, at sis .. m. Professor John
Duxbury. Of Victoria University. Man
chester. England. Will give his recital Of
The Story OF JOSEPH
The Rev Dr.. A. Edwin Kelswin Will
preach ct II a m. tomorrow IN the West
End Presbyterian Church. Champ Clark
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives
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REFORMED CHURCHES.

AZ the Collegiate Church OF 81. Mich
olas tho Rev. Malcolm James Mcleod
will preach at u a. m. tomorrow. A
memorial service for DR.. Coo will be
held at D. m, conducted by the Rev
Dr.. David James .Burrcll, ID. II.
At the Marble Collegiate Church at II
n. m tomorrow Dir. Burrell will preach
on THE Pioneers" The Rev. Malcolm
James Mcleod will speak at p. m.
At the West End Collegiate Church
the Rev. DR.. Henry Evertson Cobb will
preach at II n. m tomorrow and at 1870
p. m. on 1.-THE Twofold Victory" The
choir viii repeat the musical programme
rendered on Easter morning
In the Hamilton Grange Reformed
Church DR.. Paul Scibcrt Leinbach will
preach at II =. m. tomorrow on An
After Easter Message" Al S p. m. the
newly elected officers Of the congrega-
ton will bc installed and the sermon
viii be- on the subject AN After Easter
Vision
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BAPTIST.

The Row. Dr.. L. NJ. IIaldeman will
preach ut j a. m. tomorrow at the First
Baptist Church on THE Tenth Chapter
OF Acts; or, The Value Of a Dream, and
the Superiority Of an Earthly Fisher
man TO an Angel from Heaven" Can ex-
pository sermon), and at p. m on "Is
the World TO Grow Better or Worse Till
Christ Comes?' us the Coming OF
Christ the only Hope Of Better Tines
The Rev. Dr. Charles a. Eaton. pastor
of the Madison Ave Baptist Church, will
preach tomorrow morning on why the
bible Was Written and in the evening
on THE Gunmen's Dying Message TO the
People Of New York"
Good ADVICE from the Death Cell in
Sing sing" VIII he the Row Dr TrsnIt
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| will deliver the address NJ : y. IN, The
choir under the direction or G. ~ Haw-
i lev is 60 render special music throughout
the day
Wednesday evening Ia TO be observed as
Presbyterian Day. Delegations from tho
Rutgers Fourth, Scotch. West.park and
! broadway Presbyterian churches ara OK
pectcd 20 bc present Tho speakers OF the
evening are TO be David McConeughy and
| the Row. W. r. Mackey.
! The Easter music will he repeated at the
Brick Church mt II a. M. tomorrow. In
response 20 many requests and for tho
sake Of those who were unable 10 md
room az tho service on Easter MIR Jane
way VIII preach Irlgnr's Light OF Tdfo'
VIII he sung NJ o'clock p IN. The rolo-
lists win he fnez Barbour. Rosc Bryant
Charles w. Harrison and Frank Croxton.
with chorus choir. pr Merrill will
preach.
Dr. Walter Duncan buchanan will
preach IN Broadway Presbyterian Church
az II q. m. tomorrow on The soul's
Moorings." and nj Sp. m. on Jesus
Only" one week from tomorrow he will
begin n series Of Sunday evening sermons
on '"Thc Book OF Ruth"
The Rev Wilton Mcrlc-Smith Will
preach IN tho Central Presbyterian
Church ~ n n. m. and $3.50 y. IN. to-
morrow. The afternoon subject will Ne
The Ahsaloms OF To-day
y special choral service will he given
at the Madison Square Presbyterian
Church tomorrow at p. m.
At tho Scotch Presbyterian Church.
a6th a. and Central Park West. there
will bc services nj II a. m, participated
In by DR.. Wylic and DIT. Ottman. DR..
Ottman's sermon will be on Tho Psalm
OF the Pilgrim" At S p. m. union ser
vice OF the Fourth and Scotch Prcsoy-
terrain churches will 30 held IN the Fourth
Church. DIST and West End ave, and Or.
Ottman will preach.
Al the West-Park Presbyterian Church
the Rov. Or Arson F. A;terbury will
preach tomorrow NJ Ii n. m. At p. m.
the Rev. Or. Anthony II. Evans will
preach on Turning OF the Tide
At the Harlem Presbyterian Church DR..
Arthur J. Smith will preach az II n. m.
tomorrow on "Tthng." The second ser
vice from now on will be AZ p. m. in
stead OF 4:2o Beginning tomorrow even
ing Or. Smith will preach a series OF ser
mons on Young Men and Religion" HIS
subject being should Young Men Pray
The John Hall Memorial Players. OF the
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church will
present this evening Nathan Hale At
si2 East Esd st. under the auspices OF the
Educational Dramatic League. OF which
Mrs. August Belmont IS the president.
This play is IN competition for prize
offered by the Educational Dramatic
League.
At the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian
Church. corner OF South oxford ST. tho
Rev. Dr. Charles Carroll Albertson will
preach at 1880 and 20 ?. m. tomorrow.
The Rev Or. Robert Mckenzie. OF New
York. will preach at 1913 a. m tomorrow
az the Bedford Presbyterian Church,
Brooklyn. and at 7:i5 p m Professor John
uxbury. OF London. Will give dramatic
recital OF The Story OF Joseph"
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at Berkeley Theatre. at $3.50 p. m. to-
morrow, Bouck White will speak on A
Social Cancer and Socialist Cure"
DR. Elmer Lee. editor Of Health Cult
ture, will speak on Cancer; Its Cause.
Prevention and Cure" tomorrow at Il
a. m. in the Hotel Savoy, Fifth ave and
59th ST No proof is at hand that cancer
is hereditary. necessary. caused by
germ or that radium is curative. A
popular medical discourse that explains
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= CHURCH AND RELIGIOUS NEWS NOTES -
and II" into the feeble"
ask WMnumh mi

NJ GoodchIlds subject tomorrow even
ing In Central Baptist Church in the
mornjna his topic will be us God with
the church,
Tho Rev. Alber, n. Sears. Gioversville'
N. Y. will lead tho young mons hio'o
class Of tho Firth Ave. Baptist church
In Calvary Baptist Church tomorrow ["
a. 40
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Daylight HOldup Men Failed.

Meyer Burkam. -four dealer OF 81
East liSth St, was held up by two men
yesterday afternoon at Brook ave and
18th St, The Bronx, a few minutes after
he had drawn $3.50 from the bank. lie was
i'm buggy and fought them off until Pa
trolman Burns answered his cries. The
two men jumped over a fence and es-
cared Thev got nothing
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JEWISH.

A. II a m. tomorrow Or. Wise VIII
preach before tho FREQ Synagogue. at
Carengle Hall, on Thou Shalt Not XIII;
or. The Crime OF Capital Punishment"
At Temple Israel of Harlem Dr. NJ. n
Harris will preach az 1915 p. m. to-day
on Power and It's Abuse"
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10 EAST GsIH SIKEtI.
CAN you REAlLZE That THIS
hosnifal receives annually about 900 chill
dren exposed II infantcide and 800 needy
and homeless mothers? Funds are soliclted
for this work and checks wiz DC promptly
a. $50 ". ,-,.rts fr- outdeor nurses
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ton that the upper structure had 10 Ne
conn,etcS earlier than had been en-
pected Bishop Cusack VIII DC ass's'e"
tomorrow at the dedication by seVere'
~ tho paullst clergy.
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CnUncn OPEN ~ pAY.

TRINITY PARISH, CHAPEL or. THE ~
TERCFgSTON, broadway ana 1o5 street
nov. NJ n. Gates D. D.. Vicar 3 s45, 94s.
10 70. II; ~. 4 p W. Popular Vsspers.
scloist Antonis Grimm. Hnrpist leo Rigg,
Recital Organis' MISC Griffin viii play ITO
pieces nv HasHelnan, Tatroiils snh q MOO
turns. Mr. Riggs Will play Chants Seraph-
iqus by Guiipant Readings from Ecclesi-
estes by the Vicar. Address What We
Owe Ecciesiastes" 3 p. NJ, Evening Scr
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THE COLLEGIATE CHUBon or ".

osh Ave ana otn u
R~v. MALCOLM JANES MACLEOD. Hsa-
istsr. will preach a. II A. NJ.
Ats r. u discourse oononsrpog1ssvS ~
tho Rev. Edwprd p, Cos, d. d, iats eyu1sS
Minister, Will be delivered By the R4v. David
James Burreu, D. y.
Quartects accompanied By oryan, Hap snd
Violin. Church School and Biols C1Assss
e:46 A. "
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ruE MARnu.E cOLITGTATE CHUrr

5fh Ave. and 2Dth 81
Rev. DAVID JAS. BURRETI. D. D., mhs-
lister. will preach a. II A. ".
Subject This Pioneers"
~ p. ". Rsv. Malcolm James kssas>es
WILL prranh
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THE SERVANTS OF RELIEF FOR
INCURABIE CANCER


70 whom The citizens Of New York have
lately given the large new 81. Roses Free
Home at Jackson St, New York have had
a wears work OF prosperous efficiency, an
average Of nifty or more men and women,
destitute and in tho LAST stages OF cancer
be{nc harbored At "A time. The charity OK
ists only by gifts OF money and by legacies
and. as Il now has two large Homes. one in
tho countr,-. the dependence upon the re-
membrane and generosity OF friends OF the
moor is most urgent. and has lately resem-
bled the call by wireless which is saving so
many lives IN the hope OF obtaining sup
mort bv donations Of periodical type
which win aid the large expenses OF carry
ins on the two Homes holding altogether
one hundred or more destitute men and
women. with their attendant Sister. nurses.
this advertisement il presented. Rosary HI
Home. the Mother house, and 81. Roses Free
Home. in New York require a total OF
$50 900 "A year for the proper care Of the
patients Donations should he addressed to
MOTHER VI. ROSE HUBER, o. ;. d.,
St Roses Free Home. II jackson ST..
New York, or to
MOTHER VI. ALPHONSA LATHROP. O.S.D
Rosary Hill Home, Hawthorne,
Nestchester County, y. y.
visitors are welcomed 10 the fine new city
Home. II Jackson 81.
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Church Of The TRANSPORTATION, ] {. 2s
REFORMED.

Commurions. T. B. . a. VI. WEBER' z
MASS and SERMON. 1870, 81 r. Rsy.
Cortland whitehead. y. r. : CHORAL EVEN
BONG. 4. SERMON, q
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THE MIDDLE COLLEGIATE OF

"a Ave. ana I'm a.
Rev JOHN o. FAGC, D. D. Minister,
viii prsnch ~ II 4. ~
Rev Henry Klmsr HOtaiing 20 -. ~
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Rev HENRY Ms'f Tnq EH GER go &c COBB D. q,
Minister. will preach 81 II A. NJ AZ $50
p VI. Rev. Thomas Mcbride Nichols viii
preach. Easter Morning Music repeated.
Han. lrafIIn4
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OTHER SERVICES.
BOWERY MISSION

--f DOW ER1.
Sunday Ill A. NJ. Regular sunday Morning
Service
p NJ. Testimony meeting leader. Mr.
Hunt. Thursday. =. Memorial service %
Mother" Bird
Meetings every evening during the week ,.
G. Halimond. superintendent.
THE UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
Service In the Chapel Claremont Avenue
between 12Oth and l22d streets, al eleven
o'clock. Preacher, the Reverend Professor
G. A. JOHNSTON ROSS. NJ. 4.
The attendance Of all not regularly wor-
shipping elsewhere is cordially invited
Or ELMER LEE speaks on Cancer
Editor Health Culture Magazine
Hotel Savoy. 9th ave. * Goth St.
sundays at n.
STH AVE. MISSION 900 sth ave 6. WRAY
Supt Meetings every night WELCOME
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Crinity Church
Q.l c<.x;.

7 and 1870 a. m, Holy Communion.
1890 a. m, Morning Prayer.
100 .. m, Litsny, Sermon and Holy
Communion.
$3.50 p. M, Evensong and Sermon.
8 p. M, Shortened Evensong and Ser
mon.
Weekday Services
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ASSOCIATION BIBLE STUDENTS.
BROOKLYN TABERNACLE

Ib~lO-ti i*tF 80
PASTOR RtSsELbg ASslbInHl
Will. PHTACU 1T y M =.
Praise Service, 5P. w. Bible study. nsv
SEATS FREE. No COLLECTIONS,
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pREsBYTERIhN.
THE BRICK CHURCH

william PiorsOn Merrill
Minister'S; Frank Latiner Jansway
TUE EASTER MUSIC with scconpsn,,
rirnf 81 trumpets trombones emo yinp99n.
VIII De repeated M the IT ocl'c"
MI Janc,gav viii preach. e,,.o.,,,
Dr NrrrI VIII preach az tho SPEClhb
ui.efCNt. SERVICE 1T = o'clock. Wnou Ihs
choir will sinR ElgaTs Light Of I ~ -,
goloista. Inez Barbour Rose BRYANT !. heI,fs
~ Harrison Frank Croxton Orgehlst anu
Choirmagfcr Clarence Dickinson. ,,
Bible School and Glasses $50 10 c,DD"'
W,dwcek service, "wednesday, s1b NJ
Noon .srvlce every weekday. lZ;JO-IZ.0V.
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1850, 9 .. MI 3 p. m.
Short service for business people daily
Except Saturday. at IL M.
CufrpCU OPEN ALI, DAY
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UNIyERsALIST.

The CHURCH Of the DIVINE PATERNITY.
Central Park West and 10Th Street
Rev FRANK OLIVER HALL. D. D.. Pastor.
breaches at II A. NJ What UniVersalists
Would DO with the Four Gunmen" No AZ
ternoon Service.
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FORT WASHINGTON BAPTIST CHURCH
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
Christian Science Churches

First church. central Park West and sSt . ~ .,
second church. Central PIX West emo ooth -
THIRD church. l25tq ST. and Madison Ave
Fourth church 600 vest lSlst St
rim church Madison Ave. and Ssth 81
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CHURCH OF ZION AND ST. TIMOTHY

S34 Yves, 18th Street
Rector-Rey. HENRY LCBECk' ID. {. L.
HOLY cOmuu MON ..... 600 o. -. o. =. $50 . - w.
'or ,.................ifA NJ
Ey zen, '...l...i..... SPIN
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ST. BARTH0LCMEW'S CHURCH

Madison Avenue al 44th street.
$50 A. NJ. Holy Communion.
II A. NJ. The Rev. LEIGHTON PARksi
u. d. win preach.
4 r NJ Preacher. Rev. Sidney n. USHER
6:i6 r. NJ. organ Recital.
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.

ctyr,pCrr OF THE HOLY COMMUNION.
atm Avenue and goth Strest
ALWAYS OPEN AND FREE TO ALL,
REV HENRY MOTTET ID. D., RECTOR.
S-HOly Communion.
1.-THE Rector.
I2-Holy Communion.
3-Children's Service
French Service.
p.r Samuel Neal Kent.
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rHt NEW YORK FOUNDING HOSPITAL

NINlTOf6 III " T''III'''. ~ w 'I'1T -"
Home II Jackson 81.
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HAMILTON GRANGE.
REFORMED CATHOLIC
SOCIALIST.

SERVICES. Christ's Mission. 8s1 West 9Th
81. Services afternoon. 3.30. Bishop Manuel
Fernando. y. n. Pastor
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MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH

Madison Avenue. corner d jTth Street.
i i.SS p 2. MN-REY. FRANK K. SANDERS, 0. D,
prosfSo,s -. vvaabfr.tcn C1f.~.
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UNITARIAN,
ALL SOULS

Rev. THOMAS r. sLICER. Minister.
Rev WIN [. SULLIVAN, Associate Minister.
Rev. AUGUSTUS NJ. LORD. OF Proytdsncs,
r. l. will preach. Services IL A VI. All
cordially invited
1FSoX AVENUE UNITARIAN CHURCH.
Corner l2fst Street Services az Eleven.
"RELIGIONS OF NATURE: CHINA"
Rev Merle ST CrOiX Wright. u. D., Minister
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Cathedral ~ St John the Diyine

Amsterdam Avenue and l1ith Street.
"a ~ 800. The Holy Communion
1o a. N........ Gee. ne - 80
4PM. Preacher Rev. DR.. @. a. Christensen
DAILY Services. $50 4. NJ. IL NJ. 4S0 P, NJ.
(Choral except Monday and Saturday.
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UNITARIAN.
CHURCH or THE MESSIAH Unitarian

Park Avenue and saith street.
John Haynes Holmes, MINISTER,
VIII preach az IL a. NJ
Subject 20 Sing Unto tho Lord q New
song--A study of Hymnoiogy as an EKpres-
slnn Of the Religions Spirit"
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SOCIALIST CHURCH S io1dfy' ~.
SOCIETY or FRIENDS
SPIRTTTALIsTs.

Temple Modern splritnaIlsm, -OLo 0th hV'
G25th). Sunday. 8. DR.. Schleusuer. Illus
trated lecture Human Radiations. Phe-
nomens, Spirit Photography" Free viii col
lection
Spiritual and Ethical society, 1s2 West 12s
Helen Temple Brigham. inspirational speaker
morning and evening evening theme The
Divine Mission"