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PROPHETIC DREAMS.

THE MAN WHO DREAMED RIGHT BY
w. Holt White l.mo. pp. Sl4 Mitchell
Kennerley.
Mr.. HYMNS was cockney clerk,
greatly worried by his strange gift of
dreaming to-morrow's winner at the
races. Was il sportsmanlike to bet on
what was, 10 him at least, sure
thing? He carried this problem in
ethics to his curate, who spoke of il 10
his sister, the duchess. There were
present in her drawing room the head
of the English Secret Service, Count
Torfeldt, of the German Embassy, and
the secretary of the American Ambas-
sador Also Mr.. Levi Lygons, the in
etor of string of English newspapers
is before them. He kidnaps hymns,
whose infallible daily tips put an end
10 betting IN a few days. Whereupon
he dreams the decision of to-morrow's
Cabinet meeting. Lord Marsden sets
the machinery of his Office in action,
but the fnancier is before him.
hymns discovers that life is far more
exciting than the widest Drury Lane
melodrama he has ever seen, for he is
Kidnapped and Kidnapped again, carried
off 70 Berlin, where he meets the En-
peror and asserts that he is a true blue
Englishman with an "h"; he is alb
Quoted to be carried home, he believes,
but in reality he is taken to New York
thanks TO American enterprise. And
so the story runs on with unfailing
readiness of invention. Mr.. White has
given US something new, and made the
most of 1t. His book is entertaining
from first TO last, although Mymms's
New York prophecy and its fulflment
strike US, on the spot, as unnecessarily
horrible. He dreams what has since
come true, but foresees arbitration.
And then-he dreams his last dream.
but that must be left 70 the reader. 1t
furnishes a fitting ending to a decidedly
clever hook
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REFORMED CHURCHES.

At the Collegiate Church Of ST. Nicho-
las, Fifth av. and 4sth St, the Rev. DR..
Malcolm James Macleod will preach az
IL a. m. and at p. m. on us the World
Growing Worse?"
At the Marble Collegiate Church,
Fifth sv. and goth ST., DR.. Burrell will
Sabbath of an Honest Man" and at 3
Thursday this congregation will unto
with the st. Nicholas congregation in
the Church of st. Nicholas, 48th ST.
and Fifth av., for Thanksgiving service
at IL a. m. DR.. Burrell will preach.
At the Collegiate Church, West End
av. and 18th St, the Rev. A. j. Music
will preach at IL a. m. tomorrow. Az
1880 p. m. the Rev. Thomas Mcbride
Nichols will preach. On Thanksgiving
Day at II a. m. the congregation OF
the Knox Memorial Chapel will worship
with the West End congregation. The
Rev. Z. G. w. Meury will preach.
In the Hamilton Grange Reformed
Church, Convent av. and l49th ST., DR..
Paul Seibert Leinbach will preach on
"The Man Who Was Different" at II
a. m. tomorrow. At p. m. the Rev.
Dr. Charles L. Alspach, of Philadelphia.
will preach on THE Second Advent"
Special music By tho quartet. All are
welcome.
The churches Of Washington Heights,
including st. Nicholas Avenue Presby-
terrain, Washington Heights Baptist.
Hamilton Grange Reformed, North
Presbyterian and Washington Heights
Methodist Episcopal. will hold a union
Thanksgiving Day service on Thursday
at l0:30 a. m. in the North Presby-
terrain Church, in West l55th ST. The
Rev. DR.. Paul Seibert Leinbach will
preach,
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] s~ % AT% & % % child

tomorrow morning on Healthy Views
Of Life" and in the evening on Things
To BE Tnn1kful For" The churches OF
the Fort Washington district will hold
their annual Thanksgiving service in
the Fort Washington Presbyterian
Church on Thursday at IL a. m.
Under the auspices of the Mems AS
ISOLATION of the Presbyterian Church
on University Place, corner of 10th st.,
on next Friday at 8 p. m. George NJ.
Curtis will deliver an address on "A
Review OF the Frsnco-Prussian War
and Some Thoughts on the Present Eu-
ropean War"
The Rev. George w. Arms, jr., pastor
Of the New York Presbyterian Church,
128th ST. and Seventh ay., will preach
tomorrow morning on christian Pa
triots" and in the evening on AN
Honest Doubter."
DR.. Jonathan c. Day will speak at
Labor Temple, 14th st. and Second av.
tomorrow evening on "The Thanks
irving Of the New Puritan"
The fall meeting of the board of
delegates of the Brotherhood of the
Presbytery Of New York will meet at
$3.50 p. m. tonight at the West Twen-
ty-third Street Presbyterian Church,
where dinner will be served. Written
reports of the committees will be made,
and DR.. Jonathan c. Day, Of the Labor
Temple, will speak on work for Broth
erhoods.'
At the Lafayette Avenue Presbyte-
rian Church, corner of South Oxford
st., Brooklyn, there will be addresses
by six laymen at 1890 a. m. tomorrow.
DR.. Albertson will preach at 7:45 p. m.
Courage, That Divine Quality" and
"Have We Lost Faith?" will be DR.. S.
Edward Young's subjects tomorrow
morning and evening in the Bedford
Presbyterian Church, Nostrand av. and
Dean ST., Brooklyn.
At the Wells Memorial Presbyterian
Church, corner Argyle and Glenwood
roads, Brooklyn, the Rev. William
Bishop Gates will preach tomorrow
morning on THE Crowned Year and
IN the evening crayon sermon on
"The Loaded Table"
The Rev. David Baines-Grfiths will
preach on "The Parable Of Rheims" at
the morning service tomorrow in Edge
hill Church, Spuyten Duyvil Parkway.
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At the Old First Presbyterian
Church, Fifth av., 18th 10 18th SITS,
the Rev. DR.. Howard Duifeld will
preach at ii A. m tomorrow on "The
Fathers House" and at 8 p. m. on "The
Blessing of True Heart" On Thurs
day there will be n Thanksgiving Day
service.
William c. Carl will give free
organ recital In the First Presbyterian
Church next Monday at 8;l5 p. m,
with the assistance OF the Elsa Fischer
String Quartet
At the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church, Fifth av. at 55th ST., the Rev.
DR.. J. II. Jowett will preach at both
services tomorrow. In place OF the
usual midweek service there will be a
Thanksgiving Day service in the
church at IL n. m, conducted by DR..
Jowett.
At the Brick Church tomorrow Dr..
Merrill, the minister, will preach at IL
a. m. and the Rev +. L. Janeway at 4
p. m. DR.. Merrill will preach at the
Thanksgiving service on Thursday at
/ a. m.
At the West End Presbyterian
win will preach special Thanksgiving
sermon at. IL n. m. tomorrow on Lhe
New Patriotism" At p. m. a Thanks
giving concert will be given by the
choir. The West End Church will join
in union Thanksgiving Day Service
at II a. m. in Hope Baptist Church,
Broadway and 104th st.
The Rev. Dr. Walter Duncan Blu
chanan, pastor Of the Broadway Pres
byterian Church, will preach to-mor-
row at II a. m. on beginning the new
Life" and in the evening his sermon
will, to some extent, deal with the
question of capital and labor, the sub
ject being "Boaz, the Ideal Employer.
On Thanksgiving Day DR.. Buchanan
will preach.
At the Fourth Presbyterian Church,
West End av. and 9lst st., DR.. WORK
will preach at IL a. m. tomorrow on
"The Wonder of Human Life" AZ
p. m. a Thanksgiving cantata, Two
Harvests," will be given by the choir
and a short address will be given by
the Rev. p. F. Erickson.
A Union Thanksgiving service Will
be held in the Fourth Presbyterian
Church at IL a. m. Thursday. st. PauIs
Methodist Church and West-Park Pres
byterian Church will unite in this SER
vice, and the Rev. DR.. Arson 7. After
bury will preach.
The Church Of the Puritans, 19Oth
st. and Fifth nv, has had and IS plan
ming for an active programme IN the
future. The annual fall bazaar IS over
and the next item Of interest Is
Thanksgiving social, to be held by the
young people on November "a.
At st. Nicholas Avenue Presbyterian
Church, corner West 14lst ST., the pas
tor will preach at the morning service.
DR.. Wilton Merle Smith will preach IN
the evening on after Twenty Years
Looking Forward" Twenty years ago
DIR. Thomas W. Smith became the pas
tor of the 81. Nicholas Avenue Church.
At the Fort Washington Presby-
terrain Church, DR.. Martin will preach
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CONGREGATIONAL.

At the Manhattan Congregational
Church, Broadway and 10th ST., the
Rev. DR.. II. A. Stimson, pastor, VI. VI.
Marks, President of the Borough OF
Manhattan. will address the peoples
forum tomorrow at p. m. This ad
dress will be followed by an open meet
ing for free discussion. The city has
large plans for open markets of great
importance to all citizens.
At the Broadway Tabernacle Church,
Broadway at 56th ST., the Rev. Or.
Charles f. jefferson will preach at II
a. m. At p. m. the Rev. DR.. David
Starr Jordan will preach on "The
Wreckage of War"
At Plymouth Church, in Orange ST.,
the Rev DR.. Newell Dwight Hills will
preach at 10:45 a. m. tomorrow on.
"Paul's Statement as to What God and
the Resources of His Love Can Do 70
Perfect Man" and at 7:45 p. m. on The
Makers of Militarism in Germany, from
Bismarck TO Treitschke."
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

At ST. Paul's Methodist Church, seth
st. and West End av., n cantata, "a
Song of Thanksgiving" will be sung
tomorrow evening and the pastor will
make a short address. In the morning
DR.. Goodell will preach on The
Thanksgiving Spirit"
A Thanksgiving service will be held
next Thursday at IL a. m. in Calvary
Methodist Church, 10th st. and Sew
enth av., with a special musical pro-
gramme. DR.. William II. Morgan will
preach tomorrow morning and evening,
Professor jeremiah W. jerks, of New
York University, will lecture at Park
Avenue Church, S6th st. and Park ay,
at 10 a. m. tomorrow on "rhe Teach
ings of Jesus as the Scientific Basis OF
Political Reform" At IL a. m. Bishop
Luther Wilson will preach and at 3
p. m. DR.. Jameson will preach.
DR.. George w. Downs, at the Metro
politan Temple, 14th 81. and Seventh
av., will preach tomorrow morning on
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In tho Salvation Army reform work
tomorrow is to be known as "Boozers'
Sunday" Former "down-and-outs"
through drink. now in this city
and connected with an Army associa-
ton, now lawyers with good practices,
successful business men, n few of them
Christian workers, will tomorrow have
charge Of all religious services of the
army Mt headquarters and in the
streets About thirty men will con-
duct the meetings. There is n national
organization, started year ago, that
now numbers many hundreds OF re-
formed men.
Thanksgiving Day, at z q. m, these
army men, once down and out" but
now able to pay all expenses, will
start out with five touring cars in
search of unfortunates. Some of the
cars will be provided with curtains, 80
that the timid among their visitors
may reach army headquarters in l4th
street without being seen. There is
TO be parade of the cars, and in the
parade will be ten water wagons. A
dinner will be given TO all who are
mus corrected, anu iOHlHuhuNA Nv"
Booth will make an address.
The work of these enthusiastic for
mer "boozers" is not TO be confined to
New York on the date named. One
auto and one water wagon Will go TO
New Jersey towns and there give the
day to reform work. The aims are to
reform men, to increase tho associ Ia
ton numbers and give q few men who
may not now be reformed taste OF
Thanksgiving life of the real sort. The
plans are in charge of Colonel W. A.
Mcintyre Of the army.
Tomorrow at 2:30 p. m. the new
$500 900 building of the Young Won
ems Hebrew Association, at Fifth av.
and the northern front Of Central Park,
will be dedicated. The building Is
eight stories in height and contains
$50 rooms for dependent working girls,
who can live there at 50 90 to 80 a
week. Library, lectures, hall for
dancing, lunch room, employment bu-
reau, religious school and instruction
in all sorts of vocational training are
features of the building and its work.
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IN EPISCOPAL CIRCLES.

Services will be held at the Cathedral
of st. John the Divine tomorrow as
follows: II a. m, Dean Grosvenori 4
y. m, the Rev. DR.. h. VI. Stires; .. p.
m. organ recital by c. w. lie Febvre.
On Thanksgiving Day, at ii o. m'' Dean
Grosvenor will preach.
DR.. William T. Manning, rector OF
Trinity Church, will preach at Old
Trinity next Sunday at II a. M the
Rev. Dir. John Mockridge, vicar, at 3:3O
u. m. and the Rev. l.. +. Sills, curate,
at 3 d. m. The first of the MONDAY
preachers at Old Trinity during Advent
will be the Rev. DR.. John MocKrldBe'
November %, 20 and n.
A special service will be held IN
Trinity Church on Thanksgiving pay
at 1890 a. m, with q sermon by d.
Manning.
At St. Thomas's Church, Fifth ey
and SD ST., the Rev. DR.. Ernest NJ
Stires, rector, will preach at IL a, M
tomorrow. The Rev. Wilbur Il. Cas-,
well will preach at 4 p. m. There VIII
be organ Iecitals by F. Tertlus Noole
tomorrow at p. m, and on Monday
next at S:15 p. m.
At the Church of the Ascension,
Fifth av. and 10th ST., the Rev.. DR..
Percy Stickney Grant will preach at
II a. m. tomorrow. At 4 p. m Mendels-
sohn's Hear Ny Prayer" and Gounods
'Gallia" will be sung. On Thanksgiving
Day DR.. Grant will preach at IL a. m
At the Church of the Holy Com
munion, goth st. and Sixth av., the Rev
DR.. Henry Mottet, rector, will preach
at IL a. m. tomorrow, and the Rev.
Samuel Neal Kent at 3 p. m. (children,s
service) and at p. m. DR.. Mottet Will
preach on Thanksgiving Day at ii a.
m. on "The National Conscience"
At the Church Of the Transfgura-
ton, East 29th st., the services to-
morrow will be as follows: Commun-
ions. 7, 8, 9 O. m; sermon, 1880 a. m;
evensong, 4 p. m; Thanksgiving Day,
communions, 7, &, 9 a. m; sermon,
1880 a. IN.
St. Paul's Chapel, Trinity parish,
Broadway. Fulton and Nesey SITS, Will
hold a midday American Thanksgiving
Eve and English harvest festival ser
vice or next Wednesday, November 20,
1914, at II o',locB noon.
The Thanksgiving service at ST. An
drew's, the oldest Episcopal Church IN
Harlem, will be at IL a. IN. The music
bv the full chancel surpliced choir
will be appropriate, and the rector,
who has preached from this pulpit
Thanksgiving Day sermons for twenty
sdven consecutive years, Will discourse
this year on "The Present Unparalleled
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EXCHANGES MAY MERGE
Consolidated and Produce
Committees Favor Plan,

The two committees which have been
working on a plan proposed for the
merging of the Consolidated Stock Ex-
change and the New York Produce Ex-
change will soon make public a report
which il is understood will favor the
bringing together of the two institu-
tions under one roof. The floor of the
Produce Exchange, il is understood,
will be used for trading purposes.
For the purposes of raising a fund
sufficient TO effect the merger the plan
is said 10 include an assessment on the
members of the two exchanges.
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UNITARIAN.

At the Church Of the Messiah (Uni-
tarian), Park av. and saith St, DR..
Stanton Colt, leader Of the London
Ethical Culture Society, will preach to-
morrow morning on Europe in the
Melting Pot"
The Rev. DR.. Merle st. Croix Wright
tomorrow will have as his sermon
topic Religion a Joy, q Love, Life"
at the Lenox Avenue Unitarian Church.
At the Unitarian All Souls Church
the Rev. William Laurence Sullivan
will preach at II q. m. tomorrow
the first of series of three dis
courses on "The Spiritual Discomfort
of the Present Time" Specific subject,
Honest Doubt and Honest Doubter."
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JEWISH.

At Temple Emanuel, Fifth av. and
AID ST., at 11;15 a. m. tomorrow DR..
Silverman will speak on as Our Civ
ilization a Failure ?" On Thanksgiving
Day, at IL o'clock, Dr. Silverman's sub
ject will be THE Neutrality of the
United States" DR.. Enelow's subject
next Monday morning will be "The
Spiritual Quality of the Biblical Laws"
At Temple BETHEL, Fifth av. and
76th ST., at II a. m. tomorrow
Dr. Samuel Schulman will speak on
"The Fundamentals Of Right Living
o Thanksgiving sermon.
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CURRENT TALK ABOUT
BOOKS AND AUTHORS
No Nobel Prizes This Year: The War in the Realms
Of Letters and Science-A Popular Treatise
on Twilight Seep-"The Green Curve

lished by the Stewart & Kidd Company,
Of Cincinnati. The four plays are "The
Fossils" in four acts, by Francois de
Curel; "The Serenade," q bourgeois
study in three acts, by Jean Julien;
FRANCHISES Luck" q comedy in one
act, by Georges de Porto Richie, and
"The Dupe," a comedy in five acts, by
Georges Ancey. There is also a sonnet
to Antoine by Edmond Rostand, in the
original French.
"The Green Curve"
A few years ago. Doubleday, Page &
Co. published a volume of short stories
Of modern war, "The Green Curve"
which won the commentator Of eX-
perts on account of its pseudonymous
authors unmistakable knowledge of
military matters, and held the attention
of lay readers by its impressively real
istic pictures of the horrors Of battle
and siege and their aftermath. cole
LUX Ole" as the unknown author chose
to call himself, kept the secret of his
identity so carefully that il was never
even suspected Now his American
publishers announce a new edition of
the book. and reveal his name. He is
Colonel Z. d. Swinton, of the British
army, who has seen active service in
the Colonies and in South Africa, and
who is at present with the General Staff
of the Allies in France. He Is also the
author Of the already famous "Eye-
witness" dispatches from General
French's headquarters. "The Green
Curve" is a far more timely book now
than IL was on the occasion of its first
appearance, in period of peace.
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.,..,eh stress Of circumstances, be-
snrv ss The spy's ally and companion;
GEM d. mot is complicated by a muir
arc s gang OF bushwhackers, whose
GER SER is AZ feud with the young won.
MS father. All this material mas, OF
- long been the common prop
GU V.v Of the writer's Of fiction OF TINS
S Much Of Il has done service be
s ne but one does not stop to tnink
i 2'yt since IL serves so well Mr. Par,
q ~ w. nurpose Of keeping us interested
ns. csllantry and resourccfulness,
y y u s;gbt and the hiding, the hghtine
tae Ne triumph Of his sergeant OF
sno .o ~, artillery, and in the fine
oo ,i,,iss Of the girl whom he saves
qua qua as ne owes his life 70 her. II is
III good stuff
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Washington Square. the Rev. James NJ.
Bruce will preach at II q. m. to-mor-
row on "Thankfulness." and at s p. m.
on 1.-THE Menace Of New York's Future"
George ". Sage will address the
Young Mems Bible Class Of the Fifth
Avenue Baptist Church in Calvary Bap-
list Church tomorrow at 9:40 a. m. on
The Democracy Of Religion"
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WAS the Nations Prayer for Peace .

WAS the Nations Prayer for Peace Q
Failure"
Old John Street Methodist Church
will hold its usual services tomorrow
morning and evening, with preaching
By the Rev. Lewis r. Streeter, pastor.
Fred Winslow Adams, Of ST. Andrews
Methodist Church, West 18th st., will
preach at l0:30 a. m. tomorrow on
THE Preciousness of Jesus-A Thanks.
giving Reflection" At 8 p. m. a sacred
cantata, "Seed Time and Harvest" will
be sung, and DR.. Adams will speak on
"The Man Who Deserted"
At the Madison Avenue Methodist
Church, Goth st. and Madison av., the
Rev. DR.. Thomas Nicholson will preach
at II a. m. and 8 p. m. tomorrow.
The Actors Church Alliance, New
York chapter, will hold its fall meet
ing in the Union Methodist Episcopal
Church at p. m. tomorrow. The Rev.
J. Lewis Hartsock, chaplain, will speak
on work and Play"
A union Thanksgiving service Of all
the Methodist churches on the lower
West Side will be held in Metropolitan
Temple, Seventh av. and 14th St, next
Wednesday at p. m. The Rev. DR.. j.
Lewis Hartsock will preach.
The Rev. DR.. Christian F. Reisner
will preach at Grace Methodist Epis-
copal Church at IL a. m. tomorrow on
"Discouragement Cured" and at 7:45
p. m. on Useless War Prayers"
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TILE NIGHT WIND AGAIN.

-vr WIGHT WINDS PROMISE. BY Vsriek
IVsBsrsv. icmo r1. $40. g. W. Dillingham;
company.
This third volume by Mr.. Vanardy
,,rcludes the adventures of Bingham
Howard with q rush. In some ways,
indeed. this story is the best of the
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BAPTIST.

The subjects of the Rev. DR.. |. NJ.
Haldeman at the First Baptist Church,
Broadway and 18th ST., tomorrow Will
be as follows: At IL a. m, Our Lord
Jesus Christ Is Coming TO This World
to Make Jerusalem the Political, Relig-
ious and Teaching Centre, as IL Is Now
the Geographical Centre of the Earth
Fourth in series on Second Coming
of Christ") At p. m, The only
Force That Has Kept the World from
Complete Surrender to Satanic Power
Is the Holy Spirit. Does This War and
the Present State Of the Churches Show
That God Is Withdrawing the Holy
Sp.Iit Preparatory to the Revival OF
the Roman Empire and the Coming or
the Antichrist" Fourth in series on
predicted End of This Age.')
On Sunday evening, November 20,
there will be a special musical service
with short address by the pastor, Or.
Woelfkin, in the Calvary Baptist
Church, 1913 West 57th st.
Dr. Charles A. Eaton, pastor Of the
Madison Avenue Baptist Church, corner
3lst St, will preach tomorrow morn
ing a Thanksgiving sermon, and IN the
evening on "The New Wine OF a New
Age"
At the Central Baptist Church, 92d
st. and Amsterdam sv., the Rev DR..
Frank NJ. Goodchild, pastor, will preach
tomorrow at 8 p. m. on "The Best
Face Of Christ" A fine copy Of this
picture will be given to each person
who attends the service. At IL a. m.
DR.. Goodchild's subject will be Our
Care for the Aged"
The cantata "Seed and Harvest" will
be rendered in the Washington Heights
Raptist Church tomorrow evening. In
the morning it will be Thanksgiving
Day Service, and DR.. Pattison will
preach on "Circles and Straight Lines"
At the Judson Memorial Church,
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THE WEsT 40 oOLLEeIAIE cAURcH.

West End Ave. a'i iItn So.
Rev HENRY EVERTSoN COBB. ID. d.. Minister
Rev A. J. Music viii preach az II A. 81 Al,
80 2. NJ. Rev Thomas Mcbride nichols viii
preach The choir Win sing Merdess0hns "uym
d Praise Thanksgiyirg Day service 90 n A NJ
The congregation N the Knox Memorial Chapel
will worship with the West End congregation
Music By the Knox Memorial Choral Society. Rev
EdMar1 O " M.u-. win nr.ton
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THE MARBLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH.

oth Ave. and 18Th ".
Rev. DAVID JAS. BURREIL. d. D.. Minister.
will preach.
II A M-"The Sabbath OF an Honest Man"
n, M-"fhe Kings Guard"
On Thanksgiving Day this congregation unifes
with the Collegiate Church % 81 Nicholas 30 a
seryice at that Church AZ II A. NJ Dr. Burrel
vii preach
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REFORMED CATHOLIC.
SOCIETY OF FRIENDS.

SERVICES. Chris,'s Mission. 83l West 5T,h st.
Services afternoon. 90.
Bishop MANUEL FERNANDO. ID. D.. Pastor
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-Th, Winnine of the Far West."

Under this title Professor McElroy'
q Princet m. publishes, through q. +.
futnam's Sons. a work which forms
the completion Of Theodore Roosevelt S
four volume history Of "The Winning
Of the West" The book carries the
record down 20 the close of the Next
can War and the territorial addiuohS
70 the nation up 20 1850.
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-Rarmond LuITo in Arabic.

An Arabic translation Of an Amer
can book is AN unusual thing This dis
tnction has been bestowed upon
samuel " Swemer's life of Raymond
Lun, published bv the Funk & Wag-
nails Company. Lull was the hrst ms
Nonary among the Moslems, ana
character Of great romantic as wen as
religious interest The sixth centenary
Of his martyrdom will be celebrated
next June.
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RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS -
Meetings for worship. II a m at 22i East
18th ct. Manhattan. and 10 Schermerhorn
st BROOKLYN.