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The Seward gateway., 1915-11-26

lIARIETTE, Wis, Nov. 24.-Mem- potato g bers of the potato family, from Irish products
 to sweet were here by thousands to- U. S. eN day to attend the opening of the Ma for all tional Potato show. Six hundred feature
The Seward gateway., 1915-11-26

Fresh Bulk Oysters at Carstens.
The Seward gateway., 1915-11-26

Boys ribbed cashmere and fleece lined stockings, shoe pacs and high top leather shoes.
 Brown & Hawkins, Quality First"
The Seward gateway., 1915-11-26

Noodle Cafe. Phone Main III. Tray service receives prompt at tention. 10-5-tf.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
UNIVERSAL UPLIFT
OF MORALS PLANNED
Medical Brotherhood Formed
at Meltzer Dinner for Inter
national Benefit.

Welcoming Dr.. S. J. Meltzer, f
Rockefeller Institute. whom they re
Gently elected honorary member, more
than two hundred members of the Co.
lumbia University BiO-Chemical Asso-
citation, dined last night at Reisen-
webcr's. Physiological chemists from
various parts Of the United States were
present. and foreign nations were rep
resented. Besides Or. Meltzer the
speakers were DR.. ". II. Howell, of
Johns Hopkins; DR.. J.. c. Mendel, Of
Yale, and DR.. F. II. McCrudder, Of Har-
ward.
At DR.. Meltzer's suggestion the asso-
citation voted to form "a medical
brotherhood for the acceleration Of in
tcrnational morality" The matter will
be taken up al the meeting on April 9.
international morality is low. but
its case is not yet hopeless" said DR..
MeltZer. "The great slaughter in the
present war is due largely TO the re
suits Of scientific investigation. But
the same research IS responsible for
saving many lives. Racial and inter-
racial peculiarlticS are often inimical
80 progress if not curbed.'
Among those at the dinner were DR..
Casimir Funk, of London; DR.. NOguchi,
Of Japan; DR.. G.. ID. Palarios, of Ven
ezuela University; Dr. /. Baekeland,
Dr. A. Moves. DR.. W. J. Gies. DR.. G. b.
Wallace. DR.. Warren Coleman, DR.. Yam
dell Henderson. DR.. l.. Emmett Holt,
Dr.. John Marshall, DR.. A. G. Goldfarb,
DR. Jacques Loeb, Dr. {. B. Davenport
and Dr.. c. i. Winslow.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
General Items of the Week.

At the Church Of the DIVINE
Paternity. Central Park West and I6th
St. Palm Sunday will be observed win
special music by the quartet. AT II A.
m. DR.. Hall will preach on Jesus
Rex" At 4:30 p. m. on "Greetng the
Unseen with a Cheer and the music
will be from Maunder's "Olivet 10
Calvary. On Wednesday. at p. m'
Or. Thomas Edward PottertOn Will give
an illustrated lecture in the parish
house. upon "The Life Of Christ On
Thursday, at s p. M, communion ser
vice will be held in the church and
on Friday, at IL a. m, there wiIl De
Good Friday sermon and service.
At the Broadway Tabernacle Church,
Broadway at 56th St, the Rev. Dr.
Charles E. jefferson will preach to-mof,
row morning on How TO Grow and
CONQUER" and in the evening on Ihe
Ideal Life" During Holy Week there
will be sermon every night at $40
o'clock in the Taylor Chapel.
That the revival spirit is already
being manifested in New York Is shown
bv the fact that more than 100 people
from churches in many parts Of the
citv remained after the Bible hour, led
by Don o. Shelton, president OF the
National Bible Institute, for an hour
of prayer and conference. Large COM
panes have been meeting in this way
at the institute building for several
Sunday afternoons, and reports are
coming in of revival interest in many
churches in various parts Of New York.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
GIRL OF ii FLIGHTS
CAPTURED; is BRIDE
Spectacular Escapes from Wash
ingtOn, D. c., School Have
Kept Police Busy in East.

Ruth Smith. twenty years old. who
has escaped eleven times from the Ma
tional Training School. at Washington,
was captured last night by Detectives
Birmingham and Mccormick at 369
West 10th Street.
The girl was locked up in the Fourth
Branch Detective Bureau as fugitive
from Justice. TO await eXtradltiOn. She
married John wilkins. a Long Island
chauffeur. on January 20, acting on the
presumption that she couldn't be taken
back to the training school after the
nuptialS. But the detectives Informed
her last night that she was mistaken.
I'm 1907 the girl was committed TO
the asylum. Since then she has been
caught in almost every big city east Of
the Mississippi
Three years ago the girl was cap
turcd in Trenton, y. j., by Department
Of Justice officers. They got her into
q train bound for Washington. but be-
fore II was out OF the station Miss
Smith had climbed out a window to the
roof, and she dropped TO the ground.
one Of the officers fired two shots at
her, but she didn't even pause. She
was taken later
Miss Smith has a whole assortment
of escape schemes In her bag. The last
flight. on December 26. was made I'm
an unusually spectacular manner With
three other girls she overcame a
keeper. locked MIN in their cell. and
made her way out OF the school dressed
m a matron's clothes.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27

There will be preaching every nigh'
during the week except Saturday. me
following arc the subjects: March ~
"What Is Eternal Torment March ~
Rooted Up Plants; March 81, our
LORDS Threefold Question Ihat 81,
lcnced Any Further Questions April
|. "How Much Better Is a Man Ihan q
Sheep ?" April ?. "A Text DR.. Haldemal II
Is Always Quoting. but from Whieh
He Has Never Before Preached.
President W. II. p. Faunce, Of Brown
University, will occupy the puipi, OF
the Fifth Avenue Baptist Churcn poth
morning and evening tomorrow
The special meeting for men, to be
held under the auspices OF the louhg
Mems Bible Class in the Fifth Avenue
Baptist Church next Monday, at p. m;
is to be addressed by George Sherwood
Eddy. secretary for the Y. VI. {. A. IN
Asia, and James NJ. Speers.
The Rev. DR. Charles A. Eaton, pas
tor Of the Madison Avenue Baptist
Church, corner Of 3lst St, VIII preach
tomorrow morning apd evening. Dr'
B. Sherwood Dunn will conduct the
Union Bible class at 9.45 a. m. HIS
topic will be prophetic Signs
At the Central Baptist Church the
Rev. DR.. Frank NJ. GOodchild, the pas
tor. will preach at ] a. m. tomorrow
On "The Kingship Of Christ and in
the evening on "The Sayiour's Suffer
ings, His Burial
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
BUSY MAID DUSTS
WAY INTO COURT
Pastors Wash Begrimed, So
Judge Puts Limit on Rug
Beating Days.

You arc 20 be commended for your
zeal ln keeping your employers rugs
clean, but IN the future you will have
20 continc your activities to any day in
the week except Monday and Tuesday"
That Was the injunction issued yes
tcrday in the Stapleton Police Court to
maid IN the employ Of Reuben Nord
by Nagi Marsh She had been
summoned to court on Jane Doe
subpoena. obtained by the Rev. Oliver
I. BaruhIll, pastor Of the First Pres
by'crIan Church, who is next door
uCighbor
"Why, rs impossible for my family
TO get clean clothes" said the minister.
1--WE admire the young woman's indus
try, but It is impossible TO select a
day 70 hang out the wash. Every day
she is at the rug beating, and when
the wet clothes are hung out, in a few
minutes they are worse than before
they were placed in the tub"
tn magistrate then learned from the
ciI that she was a staunch supporter
or the Health Departments autidust
crusade and that every day but sun
day she qualified as S,aplcton cham
piop dust cl.muator.
Nr. Nord ard his maid agreed 20
obey the orders or the magistrate and
the case was dismissed.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
FOURTH CHURCH ACTIVITY
Reception Of New Members
Fanny Crosby's Memorial.

AZ the Fourth Presbyterian Church'
West End av. and 9lst ST., there VIII be
n communion service and roception,oi
new members tomorrow morning. The
pastor, DR. Edgar Whitaker Work. VIII
preach. At y. m. memorial service
will be held for Fanny Crosby, the
blind hymn writer. who died recently
and whose ninety-hfth birthday would
have occurred on March "a. Hymns
that made her famous will be sung
and Dr.. Work and the Rev. 7. +. trick-
son will speak. DR.. Works Tuesday
morning Lentcn Bible class will hold
its last session of this season next
Tuesday at 1O:3O a. m. in the church
parlors. Dr. Works subject will be
the words Of Jesus on the cross, 81
thirst"
On Good Friday at s p. m. church
service will he held. DR.. Work will
preach, concluding his series OF ser
mons on "Thc Sayings of Jesus on the
Cross" and the choir will sing Maun-
der's "From Olivet 10 Calvary
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
REFORMED CHURCHES.

At the Collegiate Church Of st.
Nicholas, Fifth av. and 4Sth st. the
Rev. DR.. Malcolm James Macleod will
preach at II A. m. tomorrow, and mt
p. m. on "Do Good People Really Pros
PER-" At II a. m. on Good Friday Or.
Macleod will preach.
At the Marble Collegiate Church,
Fifth ay. and 29th st., DR.. Burrell Will
nroach AT II a. m. on what Mean
These Palms," and at 8 p. m. on "A
PRAYER ut the Crossways." On Good
Friday at Il "a. m. the choir will render
the Lentcn Cantata "Gethsemane,' By
c. Lee Williams.
At the Collegiate Church, West End
av. and nth St, the Rev. DR.. Henry
Evertson Cobb will preach at II a. m.
tomorrow. At 1880 p. m. the Rev. DR..
John Douglas Adam. of Hartford, Conn,
will preach. Passion Week will be OBJ
served by special services in the
church each afternoon, excepting Sat
urday, at 1880 o'clock.
At the Reformed Church, Of Harlem,
Lenox av. and l23d ST.. tomorrow the
Sacrament Of the Lords Supper will be
administered, and new members re-
ceived. At the evening service the
choir will render Gounods "Gallla.'
In Hamilton Grange Reformed
Church. Dr.. Paul Seibort Leinbach Will
preach a Palm Sunday sermon at IL a.
m. tomorrow on "A Wonderful Look
At : p. m. the monthly musical service
will be held, and the choir will render
Maundcr's From Oliyet TO Calvary
The pastor will speak briefly on Com
promised Christians" The special holy
week services will include the pre-.
paratory service, with admission OF
new members on Wednesday evening,
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27

Parkes Cadman. These services VIII
bear distinctive Methodist type, re-
fccting the features that John wesley
introduced and practised.
The Twenty-fourth Street Methodist
Episcopal Church, owing to the changed
conditions in its neighborhood, has
found il desirable to consolidate wlth
the Eighteenth Street Methodist Epis-
copal Church, BOT West 18th st. TINS
consolidation has already been effected
and tomorrow special services Will be
held in the Eighteenth Street Church
celebrating the union Of the TWO
churches. The services will begin al
$3.50 o'clock, with meeting for special
prayer for the united church. Dr:
Allan MacRossie will preach at lQ:45
n. m. and Bishop Luther B. wilson
will preach at p. m. There Will be
held also united Sunday school and
Epworth League sessions at 2;8O and
7 D. m, respectively, and a platform
meeting at p. m, at which former
pastors OF both churches and laymen
will speak.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
SAVE METHODISM,
IS PASTORS CRY
People of Suburbs Asked to Aid
City-Bishop Wilson Tells
of PerilS.

Suburban Methodists must come TO
the help of their beleaguered brothers
in New York or "Methodism will per
ish," declared the Rev. DR.. c. +. Reis-
ner, Of Grace Methodist Episcopal
Church. yesterday at the Methodist
Episcopal Conference. In his congre-
cation Of 400, said Or. Reisner, only
two families dwelt in houses. The
others, apartment dwellcrs. were NOV
ing to the suburbs as fast as they
could afford il, he declared.
Manhattan Island must have help
from these suburbs. or Methodism VIII
perish" asserted DR.. Reisner
Bishop Wilson agreed that New YORK
City presented a great missionary field.
There Is no such missionary oppor-
tunity and responsibility facing Meth
odism to-day" said he. "as New YORK
City. The MethodistS Of New York IN
their working forces are here before
ne. The response must be made by
YOU to save the Church in New York.
This city is fortress, and this fort
ress is assaied by forces more evil
and more tremendous than most OF you
realize, than most people of the city
realize"
BY "evil forces Bishop Wilson said
later that he meant SALOONS, immoral
ity, the chase after money to the eX-
clusion of better things and wicked
ness i'm many other forms
Resolutions urging favorable action
by the Legislature on the Bible read
ing bill were adopted by the confer
ence. and the Rev. l. J. PERTH was
named TO 20 70 Albany in behalf of the
bill. If convinced that the bill in its
present form is obnoxious 20 other
denominations, DR.. PERTH is authorized
TO draft another. Of the Greiner-Tal-
lett Bible reading bill the resolutions
said:
1--WE believe it step in the right
direction Of recognizing the funda-
mental Importance Of religion in the
broader sense as a basis for moral N
struction and the Bible as an insplr-
ing means to that end
Dr. J. r. Day, chancellor Of SYRIA
cuse University, who recently re-
turned from England, declared that
Kitchener's new army was largely
made up Of Methodists. Sherwood Eddy
and Dr.. f. Watson Hannah also spoke.
The conference voted 10 ask the City
Church Extension Society to continue
for at least a year TO help the Chel-
sea Church. on Fort Washington Ave
rue. The society had asked TO be re-
Ieved of obligations amounting to
ing for the church.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27

the Lords Supper; Tuesday. ~ or
Whom Intended: Wednesday, "Condl-
tion for Receiving SANE; THURSDAY
First Lords supper; Friday ne
Crucifxlor." and Saturday, paradise
At the Church Of the TRANSPORTATION
in East Twcnty-ninth Street. between
Fifth and Madison avenues, the Kew.
DR.. George Clarke lIoughton, rector,
the Rev. Dr.. Stuart l.. Tyson VIII
preach at II n. m. tomorrow, and the
Rev. W. W. Davis at 8 p. m. Blessed
palms are distributed at all OF thc.
carly masses. and the whole interior OF
tho church cdiiice is lined and hung IN
palms. The church is even more beau
tifully dressed than at Easter or
Christmas.
Stainer's "Crucifxion" will be given
on Sunday afternoon by the choir OF
the Church of the Incarnation, Madison
Avenue and Thirty-fifth Street, under
the direction Of Beecher Aldrich, or
Canist. Soloists: Albert Quesnel'
tenor: Frederick Lindberg, barytone'
and John H. Meyer, bass.
At All Angels Church, at p. m. to.
morrow. Stainer's "The CruclilXlon
will be sung.
At st. Paul's Chapel, Columbia Uni
versity, the preacher at p m. To-
morrow will be the Rev. DR.. George
Hodges. dean of the Episcopal lheo-
logical School, Cambridge, Mass.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

At the Home Missionary anniversary
observance tomorrow evening at st.
Pauls Methodist Church, West End Az.
and S6th St, several prominent speak
ers will take part. DR.. Goodell Will
preach on palms for a King" at the
morning service.
"Why We Are Protestants" Is the
last evening sermon in the series of
all-rcligion discourses by DR.. William
II. Morgan in Calvary Methodist
Church. l29th ST. and Seventh av. The
morning topic tomorrow will be The
Triumphal Entry"
At st. James's Methodist Episcopal
Church. Madison av. and l2Gth St, to-
morrow will be the annual conference
Sunday.
At 81. Andrews Methodist Church,
West 10Th St. DR.. Fred Winslow Adams
will preach at II a. m. tomorrow on
"The Character Beautiful" and at p.
m. on "The Rewards of the Kingdom"
last sermon on the Beatitudes in daily
life.
Following the example OF John Wes-
ley. the founder Of Methodism. Old
John Street Methodist Church, OF
this city, will observe Holy Week by
holding a series Of special services
from | p. NJ. TO ? p. m, beginning on
Monday and closing on Good Friday.
the preacher for the day to be DR.. ;.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27

Tomorrow, at 2:45 y. m. q, ~
stitute headquarters building ot1 q. u
85th st.. Mr.. Shelton's subise, .'in g
when Is Revival To Be Eyns,s...il y
Where Must a Reyiys. in New ". =
BeRin?' '"'
At the Union Theological S.-,..
service in the chapel. Claremo,,' ~
between l20th and l22d SITS. Al II A.
tomorrow the preacher will no o., = =
DR.. Charles Reynolds Brown. IT..
tendance OF all not regular attend.
elsewhere is cordially invited.
At 3:45 p. m. tomorrow q. -. a.,
st. Y. ". c. A., 2l5 West 23d :, 80 ~
". II Wadhams, Of the Cour. ~ c-ss cc.s'
eral Sessions, will address the MI
meeting on "The Criminal Law ""
Dr. Manuel Rivero will give Las
on What After Death" AZ the bsW s6' .s'
West lSlst S., next Thursday evs,.. -
Mrs. VI. Riyero will sing "yi,.t
Traum," from "Lohengrin." ia
At II a. m, tomorrow. AZ tho -...
ing house OF the Society Tor r,s'..'
Culture. Central Park West and j'ISa st..
st., Nine. Rosika Schwimmer will -,
on women in the Beliigere1t Co.
tries"
The subject OF the lesson.serr,, &.
the Christian Science churches 60.
roy will be Reality" and the C,is..
Text Psalms. 1910: BE sill -.
know that ! am God; viii be eY,I,,j
among the heather, 1 will be exsi,,i
in the earth"
The School Of the Builders. 10 Va,
l7Sth ST., requests the people 10 eo-.
early, so that they can ell have s.,,,
as those that come in late stand I.
the back. when n they come earl,
they could have seats withou, diegT.
ing any one. Free lectures on Sg,s,y,
at p. m, and on Wednesday,, !.
p. m.
"Are You a Bumping Post q, =,
Shock Absorber? w.il be the svb,a
OF DR.. F. ". Sears lecture. At n
m, tomorrow. in the New Thos,s.
Church. Aeolian Hall % 20 80 West i'i
81. Next Friday night viii be va.
come night" at he New Thou,s.
Church Harmony Club. $50 Wes, b.
av. Miss May Roder will lead.
The sixty-seyenth anniversary Of 4.
advent OF modern .p.ri,ualism will h
celebrated tomorrow By the Spir,y'
and Ethical Society. a, li2 West l.j',
st. Exercises commencing a. llLr
and s p. N.
Mary EtheridSe Chaplin will spesi p
the Hotel Biltmore tomorrow norm
on The Place OF Consolation; or n.
Souls Need Of a Harbor OF Refuge
Its Voyage OF Adventure"
At the Church Of Our Lsiy q
Lourdes the Three Hours Agory Or
Good Friday viii be preached By Fs,hs,
Naturin from - noon 20 3pm.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
IN EPISCOPAL CIRCLES.

The services in the Cathedral Of St.
John the Divine tomorrow will be as
follows: II n. m., the Very Rev. DR..
George Hodges, dean OF the Episcopal
TheOlogical Seminary, Cambridge,
Mass; p. m, Dean GroSvenor; p. m,
the last organ recital Will be given by
c. ". Lefebvre. The programme will
consist entirely Of requested numbers.
The Rev DR.. William T. Manning,
rector Of Trinity Church, will preach
AT the MONDAY services in Old Trinity
from Monday Of Holy Week until Good
Friday, including the three-hour ser
vice on Good Friday from y m. TO 3
D. m. The final united Lenten service
of Trinity Parish will be held at Trim
itv Church next Wednesday at 8:l5
p. m, when Dr.. Manning will conclude
his series Of talks on the prayer book
with the subject "What the Prayer
Book Requires Of Those Who Come TO
the Holy Communion" DR.. Manning
will preach at Old Trinity AT II a. m.
tomorrow, the Rev. DR.. +. j. Hall at
1880 y. m. and the Rev. W. b. Kinkaid
at p. m.
At St Pauls Chapel. Trinity Parish,
Broadway, Fulton and Nesey streets,
THE Message from the Cross" a
Lcnten cantata, the text selected and
arranged by the Rev Dr. Ernest VI.
Stircy, and with the composer. viii {.
Macfarlane at the organ, will be given
next Tuesday at - o'clock noon. The
choir will be assisted by Miss Rose
Bryant. contralto; Dan Beddoe, tenor,
and Reinald Werrenrath, barytone. On
Good Friday, at p. IN, "The Man Of
Sorrows new passion cantata by
Charles W. Pearce, will be rendered.
On Naundy Thursday. at 3 p. m, the
oratoriO "The Message from the Cross
by viii c. Macfarlare, will be given at
the Chapel Of the lnterceSsion by the
combined choirs Of st. James's Church
and the InterceSsion. On Good Friday
at the Chapel Of the lntercession the
services viii be az 10 a. m, from II 10
3 p. m. and At ) p. m. DR.. Gates will
conduct the thrce-hour service.
At S. Bartholomew's Church, Madi-
son Avenue and East Forty-fourth
Street, there will be a performance OF
Rach's "St Matthew'S Passion" under
the direction of Arthur :. Hyde, or
parist and cho.rmaster, next Wodnes-
dav at S:l5 D. m. The regular choir Of
the church will be assisted by the choir
of the Cathedral Of St. John the Di-
vine. The solos will be sung by Miss
Grace Kerns, soprano; Mrs. Benedict
ZONES. alto: William Wheeler, tenor;
Frederick Weld, barytone, and Wilfred
Glenn. bass. The doors Of the church
Will be opened at 7:&0. and no cards OF
admission are necessary.
A. the Church OF the Ascension,
Fifth av. and 10th St, the Rev. DR..
Percy Stickney Grant, rector. Will
preach at II a. m. tomorrow. Ros-
sini's "Stabat Mater" will be given at
! D. m. and the Rev. William II. Garth
will preach. The Public Forum will be
addressed at 5 p. m. by Meyer London,
on National Unemployment lnsur-
ance."
At the Church OF the Holy Com
muuion, Twentieth Street and Sixth
avenue. the Rov. Dr. Henry Nottet.
rector. will preach at II q. m. p. m.
children's service and ; p. N. to-
morrow Dr. Mottct's MONDAY 1880
TO l2:i5 p. M subjects next week viii
be as follows; Monday. "Mesning Of
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
3 BROTHERS UNDER KNIFE
Brickley Boy a Vic
tim of Appendicitis.

Boston. March 2G The third Of the
widely known Bricklcy brothers. Of
Tyerctt. eldest Of whom IS "Charlie'
Bricklcy. Harvard football star, 70 be
operated upon for appendicitis within
six months. is in "a critical condition
N the Boothby Hospital, where he was
taken after a sudden attack yesterday.
lie is Arthur Bricklcy, fourteen, the
,.n,,rrnst Of The five hrOtherS.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27

Al Unitarian All Souls Church The
Rev. william Laurence Sullivan VIII
preach at IL a. m. tomorrow on now
True Christianity Enlarges Life" Vn
wednesday at S:I5 p. m. there will be
a free lecture on "Mazzini, Cayour ana
Garibaldi." in series Great Chapters
In the History of Liberty
The Rev. John Haynes Holmes, MIN
istor Of the Church Of the Messiah
PARK av. and Gath st.. will preach at II
a. m. tomorrow on How to Die fro-
fessor Henry r. Seager, Of Columbia
University, will address the pubic
forum Mt 8:15 p. m. on "The Constitu-
tional Convention
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
JEWISH.

"The Jewish Genius at Home" will be
Dr Samuel Schulman's subject AT IL
a. m. tomorrow at Temple Beth-Ei'
Fifth av. and 18th ST.
Al the Free Synagogue tomorrow
Morning DR.. Wise will preach pre-
Passover sermon on after the War
for Israel WhatP
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
BAPTIST.

At the First Baptist Church, Broad
way and 18th ST., the Rev. Dr. l. VI.
llaldeman will preach tomorrow. as
follows: II a. m. "Hadst Thou Known"
4 Palm Sunday sermon; 5 p. m.
Death Not Natural. the Disembodled
State Of the Christian q Comprom Sc.
Heaven Not a Permanent Abode. and
the Earth the Final, the only Logical
Dwelling Place OF the Redeemed"
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27

Charlie" was attacked in the middle
Of the Harvard football season last
fall. His operation kept him from the
game until the Yale contest. Next
came Joseph. the Everett High School
football and baseball star, who fol-
lowed two months later.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
UNITARIAN.

and the celebration of the Holy Com
munion on Good Friday at p. m.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
REFORMED.

THE MIDDLE IOLIiGIiTE CHTRCH
81 Aye arI ..4 s.
ReT JOHN g. fAlG d. % M-Ufr
Will preach a. .. A NJ aadsP
Seu... ou God IH.as o.. T. g.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27

SPIRIT hII~T.

Psychological Research Socisb. lht. Iliei.
cor 59tl - Madison Ave Ef'U ip' % +
ChrI,fpu,en. p,..Ur AIU.s...I 'fes
Spiritual and ethlcal Society lg
Commemorative ~ Doe -'tJ ,.f. ~ sifiF't
Modern ~u'ruaH.u. r.r.iHg AID efe'ts
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
RELIGIOUS NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS

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