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paign. Applications for singing m
male quartet would be gladly received,
and may be addressed 20 the superin-
tendent. G.. w. Mcpherson, at tent. Dur
ing the first week local pastors VIII
be the preachers in Tent EvangeL. On
July 4. Mrs Mabel Q. Stevens Of Flor
ida, who is considered one Of Americas
greatest women evangelists, Will e
gin a revival campaign. Mrs. stevens
was one OF the most successful preach
ers in the Ocean Grove campmeetng
of 1914, and she comes TO New YORK
highly recommended The tent this
season is lighted in part by ten or
the largest arc lamps in the Edison
Company. II is expected that 25O.OOO
persons will attend these services this
season.
Don o. Shelton, president Of the Ma
tional Bible Institute, will deliver the
third in the present series Of address
es on Renewals Of Power az the In
stitute headquarters building, 2l4 West
35th St., tomorrow at p. m. The SUD
ject will be "The Measure OF Power
The Institute is planning a new de-
parture in its outdoor evangellsuc
campaign. Beginning tomorrow after
noon and evening, automobile meet
ings will be held at various points.
Open-air meetings held under the
auspices Of the Young Peoples Soeie-
ties Of West End Presbyterian, Grace
Methodist and Hope Baptist churches
viii begin tomorrow at p. m. at 1850
ST. and Riverside Drive. Charles Bar
~, Of the Evangeistic Committee OF
New York, will address this meeting.
At the Twenty-third Street Y. NJ. c.
A., 2l5 West 23d ST, at ?. m. 10
morrow, DR.. Sheridan W. Bell will give
an address or "The Larger Christ
At the close OF the meeting there Will
be a lunch and social hour in the third
floor clubroom. All men are cordially
invited.
The subject Of the lesson-sermon IN
the Christian Science churches to-mor-
row will be as the Universe, Including
Man. Evolved by Atomic Force y and
the golden text Psalms, 2l-3S), BE
thou exalted, Lord, in thine own
strength: so will we sing and praise
thy power"
self Preservation, the First Law OF
Nature" will be the subject Of MISS
Emily z. Watts, who occupies the plat
form at II a. m. tomorrow morning
in the New Thought Church, Academy
Hall, 115 West 10Th st. AZ the meet
ing of the New Thought Church Har-
mony Club at $3.50 p. m. TO-DAY X: L.
Douche will address the club, after
which there will be games and social
intercourse, followed by picnic DIN
/ ner.
"The Best Remedy-The Marvellous
Healing Power OF an Optimistic
/ Thought" will be DR.. W. John Murray's
| subject at the regular service OF the
/ Church of the Healing Christ at the
Laurel Room, Hotel Aston, at II a. m.
! tomorrow.
The Society for Ethical Culture is
! holding a series Of midweek meetings
I in the Meeting House, 2 West 64th 50.
| On Wednesday, at $3.50 p. m, Or. Henry
Neumann will deliver the sixth ad-
! dress in this series. taking as his sub
! iect "Nietzsche's Superman and the
! viii to Power" The meeting will be
/ held on the roof Of the Society Build
ing. entrance 80 Central Park West
weather permitting.
F. H. Mann is to give a series Of
addresses on "Love, the Greatest
Thing in the World" at the Eighth
! Avenue Mission, 290 Eighth ave, every
Wednesday, beginning June %, at
D. m. The subjects: "Love: 1, It's In
gradients; 2, The Fulness of Its Elk
preston; 3, It's Purpose and Nantes
tation; 4, The Mark of Discipleship;
8, The Superlative Virtue" All are
welcome.
Mrs. Mary Etheridge T. Chaplin, Of
Boston, who spends several days Of
each week in this city lecturing and
teaching. will speak as usual to-mor-
row in the Hotel Biltmore on Getting
a Grip: If Things Are Slipping How
to Take a Fresh Hold" All are in
vited.
Miss Villa Faulkner Page will speak
this morning at II o'clock in the
Hotel Majestic on "The Perfect Life"
Charles Febre, tenor, will sing.