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The Washington times., 1914-06-23
DIPLOMATS
TO CELEBRATION

AL members of the Diplomac Corps
assigned to Washington were To-Day
formally invited by Mayor James II.
Preston. OF Baltimore. to attend the
Star-Spangled Banner Centennial Ex-
position in Baltimore. from Septem-
Der to 10. inclusive.
A general invitation to the diplo-
mats through the State Department
was brought TO washington this
morning by Welles Hawks. OF Bal
timore, representing the centennial
commission Individual invitations
VIII be mailed shortly TO the members
Although the invitation bids the
desire, throughout the entire GEN.
tennial week, they are particularly
requested to be on hand anE Eriday ID and
Friday the President of the United
States will attend.
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MOVEMENT OF VESSELS.

Sailed-Hun from Manzanillo for San
Bias. Paul Jones from Los Barros
for Mazatlan. Raleigh from La Paz
for Guaymas. HI. H-2, H-3, and
Cheyenne from San Francisco for
Mare Island. Rocket fSom Norfolk
for Indian Head and Washington,
Kansas from PHILADELPHIA for
Hampton Roards. McDougal from
Boston for Newport. Tallhasse
from Cristobal for Norfolk, Hull
from San Bias for MaZatlan
Arrived-Denver at Guaymas. Hull at
Manzanillo. Paul Jones at Mazat-
Ian. Iris at La PaZ. Dale. Rain
bridge. Barry. Chauncey, and
Piscataqua at Shanghai, Utah at
Tompkinsville. HI. H-2, H-3, and
Cheyenne at aMre Island, Sonoma
at Vera Cruz. Hull at San Bias,
The Washington times., 1914-06-23
HOW FRENCH PEOPLE
CURE STOMACH TROUBLE

A household remedy OF the French
peasantry. consisting of pure vegetable
oil. and said to possess wonderful merit
In the treatment of stomach. liver and
intestinal troubles. has heen introduced
in this country by George II. Mayr. who
for twenty years has been ono Of tho
leading down town druggists Of Chi
cago and who himself was cured by It's
use. So quick and effective Is its action
that a single dose is usually enough to
bring pronounced relief in the most
stubborn cases. and many people who
have tried II declare they rever heard
Of anything to produce such remarkable
results in so short a time. II Is known
as Mayr's Wonderful stomach Remedy
and can now be had at almost any drug
store. 1t Is now sold here by James
O'Donuell.-Advt- ...
The Washington times., 1914-06-23
Starving Is Best Way to
Kill Deadly FIy

A year ago the campaign to kill
the Nv had . country wide vogue,
and as q result probably billions Of
flies were
But because OF the enormous ca
pecity Of flies for multipiicatfon-a
single pair may produce billions Of
their kind-there did not seem TO
be a very appreciable diminution In
the pest.
The slogan "Starve tho fly has
been adopted this year.
Filth Is the food OF flies. The dead
carcass of an animal IL dessert to the
ny. Garbage 10 relished, and manure
Is its everyday home.
Lack of sanitation spells flies.
The Washington times., 1914-06-23

SIeaniiness Is the dy's worst enemy
fnes feast on tuberculous sputum.
end mover around cuspidors.
fhen they carry the tuberculous
xerms on their feet and wings into
sne MONIES where infants, who are
them to plant the disease gerfns from
which infection IL certain.
The District health department An
waging . relentless war on the COM
mon ny, known in health circles a.
the typhoid fly because Of It's ca
pecfty for carrying deadly germs.
Every citizen OF Washington can do
hs or her share in lessening the
danger Of files by killing them to-
day.
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Army and Navy
ARMY.

.
Major POWELL c. FAUNTLEROY
and Captain WILLIAM NJ SMART.
Medical Corps, are detailed as
members of the examining board
appointed to meet at Fort Monroe.
Va. vice Major THEODORE C..
LYSTER and Captain ARTHUR NJ.
WHALEY. Medical Corps. relieved.
Leave of absence for two months, to
take effect upon his arrival in the
United States. is granted Second
Lieutenant FREDERICK GIL
BREATH, Eighth Cavalry.
Captain JOHN J. THOMAS. Ordnance
Department will visit July l. 1914.
the works of the Midvale Steel Co.,
Philadelphia. Pa. and to tho Bu-
reau of Standards. Washington.
u. c.
Leave of absence for one month. to
take effect July l. is granted Major
FRANCIS J. KOESTER. adJutant
general.
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Eight New Middies
Enter Naval Academy

ANNAPOLIS. Md. June 23.-EIght
new midshipmen were admitted to
courses at the Naval Academy today
as follows: Francis G. Barlow. Michi-
gan; John D. Crecca. New Jersey:
Sigfried +. Dieckman. Illinois; James
]. Fife. Nevada; Alphonsus l. Flynn
and Harry A Rochester. of New York;
Lisle Henifin. Minnesota, and Ralph S.
Mcdowell. Alabama.
The Washington times., 1914-06-23

suppress the liquor traffic In Alaska
MI. Falconer said that instead OF
regulating the TRAFFIC. II ought to Be-
eoolished. and then he recounted the
are effects Of the bad stuff' the
Indians take.
Yes. they get most Of the whisky
from the sentieman's State" said
Delegate Wickersham Of Alaska
We are going dry In Warrington
this fall" said Mr. FaIconer.
The House approved the item 40
written In the sundry civil budget
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NAVY.

Lieutenant Duni0r G-ade) W. S. P
WILLIAMSON. to the works of the
T.. W. Bliss Company, Brooklyn,
- Y.
Lieutenant Gunior Grade) ]. c. CUM
INGHAM. TO home and wait orders.
Chief Carpenter u. {. LEPINE. to navy
yard, New York, y. Y
The Washington times., 1914-06-23

Concert Today
By the q. s. Engineer Band, At
Lincoln Park, At 1890 p. m.
FRANK J. WEBER, Leader.
Nautical March. ''Old Salt"
Hildreth
Overture, Raymond" Thomas
Dedication and Benediction from
Les Huguenots" ..Meyeroeer
Hawaiian Song, Aloha Oe."
Liliuokalani
(By request)
Ballet. Flight OF the Birds" .....Rice
Selection, "Sweethearts'. '...... Herbert
Suite, Scenes P1ttoresque. .Massanet
(a) March
o. Air dc Ballet.
(c) Angelus.
(d) Fete Boheme
Medley, Popular Melodies. Harris
One-Step. The Rose Of the Noun
tain Trail" il"...................Re .Remick
THE Star-Spangled Banner"
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Abandon Further Work
On the Sunken Empress

QUEBEC. June 3a-Atfempts to recov.
or bodies and mail and other valuAbIes
aboard the sunken Empress Of Ireland.
OF Rtmoush. were abandoned today.
Lieutenant Commander Fortea. Of n.
NJ 8. Essex. declared that nothing can
be done even when divers work at low
tide in slack wnter. One diver has al
ready. been lost in the work
The Washington times., 1914-06-23
The Shenandoah Special" Baltimore

and Ohio RaiIroad. New through trains
TO and from points in the Valley of
virginia" VI % Civ give UNSURPASSED facilities to
Visit the cities Of Charlestown. Win
chester, Strasburg. Harrisonburg, Staun-
ton and Lexington 10 Leave u Union Sta
coachss and psrlor-dininEScaz.
The Washington times., 1914-06-23
Obituaries

FRANCES ELIZABETH CONWAY,
at Providence Hospital yesterday.
WILLIAM A. T. PHILLIPS, at 21s
Indiana avenue northwest, yesterday.
The Washington times., 1914-06-23
Mrs. Westinghouse Dead
At Massachusetts Home

LENoS. Mass, June 22-Mrs. George
Westinghouse, widow OF the inventor,
died here early today.
The Washington times., 1914-06-23
WEATHER REPORT.

Tho forecast for the District OF Co
lumbin-Unsettled tonight: Wednesday
probably fair: continued warm.
Maryland - Unsettled tonight: We'd
nesday probably fair; continued warm
gentle to moderate sitting winds.
Virginia-Fair In west: unsettled in
east portion tonight: Wednesday prob
ably fair; gentle to moderate winds,
mostly south.
trhn fAmneraimra fndnr as reristNred
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TIDE TABLE.
High tide ........7:37 a. m. and s:l1 p. m
Low tide .........l:i2 a. m. and ESQ p. m.
SUN TABLE.
Sun rises~...... &:36 Sun Sets......s. 7:2s
The Washington times., 1914-06-23
AFFLECK'S.

The temperature today as registered |
at the United States Weather Bureau
nd Afdeck'S.
The Washington times., 1914-06-23


"No He mentioned that justice
Wright and he went boating frequent
Iv and he just invited me-"
How did Hall happen to ask you to
% with Wright and himself"
"OnIy as a matter of sociaoliity
what do you know OF the fr1end-
shin ~ Hail and Wright?"
"0nIy what is discussed among the
attorneys TO the effect that Justice
Wright spends much time at Halls
place when he is of the bench. never
saw them together in my life.
Have you any personal knowledge
that Justice Wright and Hall are close
friends, and that Justice Wright spends
much time In Halls placer" asked At
torney Darlington at the outset OF the
REORGANIZATION.
'I lust said that I never saw JUS
tice Wright and Hall together. stop
ped In Halls summer garden on May
30 two or three years ago, and ] asked
a waiter If Justice Wright came there
often. He said yes and told me
Wright was downstairs In Halls room
now"
You say you acted for Lawler out
of charity. What was the occasion?"
Harper said he was caught IN a hos
pital and I felt sorry foA him"
! What - your knswlsdSe about Law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-16
DIR. ANNA H. SHAW
AT ROME MEETING
Suffrage Rally in the Eternal City
Hears American Protagonist
Of the Cause.

Rome, May l5-At woman suffrage
meeting held here to-day and which was
attended by about 500 women and a
shrinking Of men. Or. Anna Howard
Shaw was warmly applauded during A
speech in which she outlined the basis of
the demand of woman for enfranchise-
mcnt During her address DR. Shaw said
suffrage for woman was opposed by Ital-
ian and other Latin men because they be-
ieved that in giving her the vote II would
make her less attractive
This idea was ridiculed by the speaker.
who argued that the request Of woman
for the ballot was based on justice and
equity.
Mrs. Creighton. one Of the English dele
gates 70 the International Council Of
Women. which ended its sessions here yes
terday, in a speech deplored the militant
tactics OF suffragettes, saying they in
Jured the cause OF woman. She was inter-
rupted by protests. but continued her ad-
dress and repeated her statements.
This caused a more violent demonstra-
ton on the part OF her auditors, but the
president OF the meeting brought about
order by telling Mrs. Creighton her time
was up and forcing her 20 be seated
The meeting passed unanimously a reso-
iution In favor OF woman suffrage.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

DR.. W. RI. Morgan, pastor of Calvary
Methodist Church, 129th 81. and Seventh
av.. will preach tomorrow morning on
The Challenge OF The CITY, and in the
evening on The Virgin Birth
Children's Day is TO be featured by a
special service at 81. Paul's NJ. r. church
tomorrow morning. There will be music
by the children of the Sunday school. and
an address by Or Goodell. The sacra-
ment OF baptism will also he admin
istered. In the evening the pastor will
preach sermon TO the young people OF
the church and congregation, on The
Challenge OF Youth.
At the Madison Az. Methodist Episco-
pal Church, Goth at. and Madison av., the
Rev. Dr. Charles l.. Mead will preach al
II a. m on The Thirst for God and al
p. IN. on "A Clarion Call"
At ST. Andrews Methodist Church. 18th
st. west Of Columbus av.. the Rev NJ. h.
W. fletcher will preach al II a. m. and
: p. m. tomorrow.
1t will be City Mission Day AT st.
James's Methodist Episcopal Church,
Madison av and 10th St. tomorrow,
with special speakers and music at the
morning service. Or. Ball will speak in
the evening.
The Rev. Lewis r. Streeter will Veach
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UNITARIAN.

Al the Church OF the Messiah tUn-
tarian), Park av. and 34th St. at II a.
m. tomorrow second memorial win
dow will be unveiled and dedicated 10
the memory OF DR.. Robert Collyer This
window will represent socrates Speak
ing His Apology Before the Citizens Of
Athens" The significance OF the scene
is indicated by the legend which APP
pears at the bottom. 20 men Of Athens
I salute YOU and wish YOU happiness, but
] must obey God rather than you" The
window. as indicated by the dedicatory
inscription. is the gift OF "a loving friend
and parishioner." Mr.. Holmes will preach
a sermon appropriate to the occasion.
At the Lenox Avenue Unitarian Church
tomorrow the Rev Or. Merle St. CroX
Wright will have as his sermon topic,
rs Man Naturally Bad"
At Unitarian All Souls Church, the
Rev William Laurence Sullivan, will
plesch on The uncomfortable Soul" at
II A. m. tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-16
PRESBYTERIAN.

AT the Fifth Avenue PRESBYTERIAN
Church. Fifth av. at 55th st. the services
at II = m and 40 r m. tomorrow will
he conducted by the Rev. DR.. Douglas
Mackenzie
Al the Brick Church tomorrow DR..
Merrill will preach at II a. m. and at
p IN.
free organ recital. the ll5th OF the
popular series, under the direction OF Or.
William c. Carl. will be given in the Old
FIRST Presbyterian Church. Fifth av. and
18th st. next Monday AT Sl5 p. m. by Roy
Kinney Falconer, r. \. G. O.. orcanist of
the First Presbyterian Church. Jersey
City. director of the Shubert club and a
graduate OF the Guilmant Organ School.
At the West-Park Presbyterian Church.
s6th ST and Amsterdam av., the Rev. Or.
Arson p. Atterbury will preach to-mor-
row at II a. m. At p. m. the Rev. Dr.
/ Walter Lowrie will preach.
/ At the Central Presbyterian Church, 2ls
West 57th st, DR. w Merle-Smith will
preach at II a. m. and al $50 p. m. on "A
Broad or a Narrow Life-Which?" Franz
Kaltenborn will play at both services.
A special choral service will be held at
the Madison Square Presbyterian Church
at S p. m. tomorrow.
Meeting God" will be Dr. Walter Dun
can Buchanans sernon-subject in Broad
way Presbyterian Church, Hath 81. and
Broadway, tomorrow at u a. m In the
evening he will continue his Sunday night
series on Fundamental Truths" his
specific subject being What Does the
Church Stand For?' This service closes
promptly at O.
At the Scotch Presbyterian Church, soth
st. and Central Park West, at II a. m.
tomorrow there will be the Childrens
Day service. addresses by William Thorn
son, superintendent Of the Sabbath
school; Rev. Calvin w. Laufer and Or.
Wylie At S p. m. the Rev. Warren J.
Conrad will preach on The Poor Rich
Man"
Al the Church OF the Puritans. the Rev.
Robert Bruce Clark will preach a II
a. m on Personal Touch" and at s
p. m. on Climbing" The Puritan League
meeting, at 40 p m, will be addressed
by Forest Orr on Mexico"
The New York Presbyterian Church.
IL.
W. Arms, IT.. pastor, changes its Sunday
school hour beginning tomorrow, from
8 p. m. TO 10 a. m, and Will nave the
closing exercises OF the Sunday school
correspond with the opening OF the
church services. at which the pastor will
preach a sermonette TO the children. The
pastors sermon-topics for tomorrow are:
II a. m, The Hon Spirit" p. m, III
a Man Die Shall He Live Again.
At Harlem Presbyterian Church Nit
Morris Park West and l22d St. Or. Arthur
J. Smith will preach at If a. m. and al
s p. m. on Should Young Men Go 10
Church."
At the Lafayette Az. Presbyterian
Church, corner South oxford St, Brook
Ign, the Rev Dr.. Charles Carroll Albert
son will preac at 1870 a. m. and 7:45 p. m
tomorrow Communion at the morning
service; seth anniversary Of the American
Trust Society in the evening.
How Maintain a Successful Church.
and What Should We DO With Moving
Picture Shows will be Or. 5. edward
Young's subjects morning and evening In
the Bedford Presbyterian Church, Nos
trand az. and Dean ST., Brooklyn, TO-
t morrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-16
IN EPISCOPAL CIRCLES.

At ST. Thomass Church the Rev. Dr.
Ernest NJ. Stres Will preach at II a. m.
and p. m. tomorrow. There will be an
hour OF organ music by r. Tertius Noble
At Up m. with vocal solos by Mrs Susan
Hawley Davis.
At the Church OF the Ascension. Fifth
ay and 10th St, the Rev. Dr. Percy Stick
ney Grant will preach at II a. m. to-mor-
row. At p. m. Rossinis "Stabat Mater
Will be sung. with special soloists. The
Public Forum will be addressed at p IN.
by Professor jeremiah W. jerks on
christianity. the Scientific Basis OF Po-
liucal Reform
The Rev Dr. Henry Mottet will preach
at the Church OF the Holy Communion at
II a m. tomorrow and the Rev. Samuel
Neal Kent Al p. m.
Dr. Gates will preach at the Chapel OF
the Intercession, Broadway and l55th ST.
tomorrow. Popular vespers Will be re-
sumed in October.
At ST. Paurs Chapel. Columbia Univer-
sty. the preacher at ( p. m. tomorrow
Will be the Rev. n. Percy Silver chaplain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-16

morning and evening to-morro" IN tne
Old John street Methodist church.
At the Metropolitan Temple TN a'''
lith ST. next Sunday evening. Or. DOWNS
will address the young people OF the
church on The Resurrection OF Deao
Young Man
Senorita Fannie Anitua Will sing again
at Grace Methodist Episcopal church'
West lo4th st. between Columbus ana
Amsterdam avs. tomorrow evening. Dr'
Reisner will preach on The Fragrance
OF Friendship" At II a. m the suoJec'
will he Does New York Need Religion
Al the Washington Square Metnoois'
Episcopal Church Or. Sheridan W. ne"
will preach at II a. m. tomorrow on Inc
First DUTY OF the Church, and at p NJ
on 9TH. Call for Reapers
In the Woodycrest Methodist Episcopa'
Church. ls6th ST. and Nelson av.' INC
Bronx. the Rev. Arthur Bruce MOSS VIII
preach tomorrow morning on Tine Mlno
OF Christ's". and at p. m. on Inc
Church, the Body of Christ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-16
GET WASHINGT0N'S SURVEY
Mount Vernon Association Re-
ceives Morgan Gift.

Washington, May l5-Four vice-regents
OF the Mount Vernon Ladies' Association
were elected at a session to-day OF the
council at Mount Vernon. They are Miss
Harriet l.. Huntress. New Hampshire;
Mrs Charles s. Furness, Minnesota; Mrs.
BENJAMIN y. Walcott. Indiana Mrs.
Louis Hanks, Wisconsin
In the list of gifts to the association an
nounced to-day was survey OF the
Mount Vernon estate made and tran
scribed by George Washington. II was
the gift Of j. Pierpont Morgan. whose
late father for years had been trying to
obtain il for the association.
Donations and collections by yice-re-
gents for the general fund for improve
ments. from 1851 to 1918. amounted to
s74.leS H. Subscriptions OF vice-resents
amounted TO 1914 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-16
BAPTIST.

At the First Baptist Church. the Kew
DR.. l. NJ. Haldeman will preach at II
a. m. tomorrow on Has God Purpose
in This World Concerning Man; or, IL
Everything Going by Chance? Does Man
Live and End like the Beast? Is Human
Life Nothing Better Than a Hopeless
Pointless Animalsm from First 10 Last
and at p. m. why Did Jesus Chris'
Come Into the World? Did He come 10
Teach the immortality OF Wealth. ana
the Duty Of Man to Share His Prop
erty with His Fellow man: or. Is the
Idea That Jesus Christ Was SOCIALIST
Witho& Foundation in Scripture"
Or. Charles A. Eaton. pastor OF the
Madison Avenue Baptist Church. corner
yst st. will preach tomorrow morning
and evening.
The Rev. Frank VI. Goodchild, pastor OF
Central Baptist Church, will preach to-
morrow at II a m. on Christian JOY
and in the evening on Intending Men
W. s. Richardson will lead the Young
Mems Bible Class Of the Fifth Avenue
Baptist Church in Calvary Baptist Church
tomorrow at $40 a. m.
At the Collegiate Church OF ST. Nicho-
las. Fifth Avenue and 18th st. the Rev.
Malcolm James Macleod, will preach
at II a. m. and S p. m. tomorrow. The
quartet will be assisted by VIOLIN harp
and organ.
Or. Burrell will speak a. II a. m. to-
morrow on An Open Secret" and at
p. m. on Each for Himself The
Spring Festival OF the Sunday School
will be held on next Friday al p. m.
At the West End Avenue Collegiate
Church, the Rev. Thomas Mcbride Mich
OILS will preach at II a m. and 4 81 p. m.
tomorrow.
At the Harlem Reformed Church Lenox
Avenue and l25d st. the Rev DR.. Ed
gar Tilton jr., will preach tomorrow
morning and evening. Evening subject
Why ! Believe in Life Everlasting"
In Hamilton Grange Reformed Church.
Convent Avenue and West 18th st,
Or. Paul Seibert Leinbach. will preach a.
II a. m. tomorrow on "A Programme of
Destruction At p. m. he viii begin
series OF special sermons on Elements
OF Christian Chars cter," the theme OF the
first being. What Is Your Character
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-16
WARREN SUCCEEDS ADKINS
McReynolds's Aid Resigns, but
Stays in New Haven Case.

Washington. May l5.-Jesse C.. Adkins.
assistant to the Attorney General. ten
dered his resignation to-day and Il was
accepted. Charles Warren, formerly sec
rotary to Governor Russell Of Massa.
chusetts. has been appointed TO MI the
vacancy.
Mr. Adkins has taken prominent
part I'm the Department OF Justice In
Nestigation OF the New Haven Railroad
system. and IL is the intention OF the 40.
torney General 20 retain his services.
he Will also be retained TO help prose
cute the case against the American
Can Company and the Corn Products
Company.
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General Items of the Week.

The FIRST conference OF all the women
Christian workers in greater New York
and vicinity will be held on next Mon
day at p. m. and p. m. in the Calvary
Church. l23 West 57th ST. The conference
is interdenominational. including minis
tiers, assistants. deaconesses. missionaries
parish visitors. Sunday school teachers,
officers and all others engaged in
the furtherance OF Christian work. The
object of the meeting is to promote
unity OF faith strength OF purpose and
efficiency in the service for Christ. The
programme will consist OF discussions
and addresses on training, Bible study.
PRAYER missions. practical work. Sunday
school work and Young Womens Christ
ian Association work. \ question box
invited TO meet with these workers 20
hear the carefully chosen speakers. The
Rev. Ann J. Allebsch will preside.
At the Broadway Tabernacle Church.
Broadway and 56th St the Rev. DR..
Charles T. Jefferson will preach at Il
a m. tomorrow. At & p. m. Dr. Sidney
j. Gulick will speak under the auspices
Of the New York Peace Society.
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 Making and Break
Ing Home
William J. Bryan. Secretary Of State
will deliver an address on International
Peace" ~ the Free Synagogue at Carne-
gle Hall tomorrow. Peace Day. The
service will begin at 1915 q. M, instead
of the usual hour, II o'clock.
Or : Parkes Cadman will speak on
How to Develop Personality AZ .. m.
tomorrow at the West Side Young Mems
Christian Association, Eighth a.. and
57th 81
The Rev Dr.. Henry *. DenIinger Will
speak at 2. m. tomorrow at the sd
st Y. NJ. c. A, near Seventh av. His
subject will be The Present Revival
Of Religion and the Kind Of Preaching
II Demands
At s15 D. m. tomorrow the Bronx
Group Of the Society for Ethical Culture,
meeting al Hunts Point Palace. will DO
addressed by George L. oDel on "Shel-
ley's God and Mr. ShaVs" At II a. m.
the Brooklyn Society for Ethical Culture.
meeting at the Brooklyn Academy Of
Music, will be addressed b. Professor
Stephen P. Dugsan on The Anniversary