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by Norman Hapgood on 1.-The Outlook
for Progress To-day"
At the Church of the Transhgura-
ton, East 29th St, between Fifth and
Madison avs, the Rev. DR.. George
Clarke Houghton, rector. Bishop
Charles s. Olmstead will preach at IL
a. m. tomorrow. Father Officer will be-
gin the Little Mission" on Sunday
evening, and it will continue until Fri
day evening, inclusive. Preaching every
day at noon and at 8 p. m.
At the Church Of the Holy Com
munion, goth ST. and Sixth av., the Rev.
DR.. Henry Mottet, rector, Bishop Ma
thaniel s. Thomas, of Wyoming, will
preach at ! a. m. tomorrow. The
rector will preach at 3 p. IN. (chil-
dren's service) and 8 p. m. DR.. Mottets
subjects for the daily MONDAY ser
vices at 1890 p. m. next week will be
as follows: Monday, "St. Chrysostom";
Tuesday, "St. Jerome; Wednesday,,
"St. Augustine; Thursday, "St. Bene-
dict; Friday, Gregory the Great;
Saturday, "St. Columbia" The Rev.
Charles P. Tinker will preach on
Wednesday at p. m, and the Rev.
Edmund J. Cleveland on Friday at the
same hour
Dean Hodges will be the noon
preacher next week at ST. Bartholo-
news Church, Madison av. and oath st.
At the Chapel Of the Intercession at
popular vespers at 4 p. m. tomorrow
Laura Happen, 'cellist, and Leo Riggs,
recital organist, will play. DR.. Gates
will read selections from the Second
Epistle TO Timothy. One Of the CEN
tres selected by the Woman's Auxiliary
to the Board of Missions for a special
of sermons during Lent is the
Chapel of the Intercession. The first
preacher in this course will be the
Rev. Arthur Sherman, of Hankow, on
"China," at 8 p. m.
At st. Paul's Chapel Trinity Par
ish), Broadway, Fulton and Vesey sts.,
"The Paschai Victor" cantata, will
be given with the composer, ]. Sebas-
tian Matthews, at the organ, on st.
Matthias Day, next Wednesday at
noon, from IL TO ! o'clock.
Tho MONDAY preachers at the
Church of the Heavenly Rest next week
will be the Rev. DR.. Milo II. Gates,
Monday to Wednesday, and the Rev. q.
Ashton Oldham, Thursday to Saturday.
Father Officer, o. II. c., will preach
at st. Luke's Church, Convent av. and
141st ST., at IL a. m. tomorrow. This
is the closing address of a MEMS
Quiet Day." which begins at the 8
O'Clock communion service. In the
evening the special preacher is the
Rev. DR.. Milo II. Gates.
At ST. Paul's Chapel, Columbia Uni
versity, the preacher at p. m. to-
morrow will be the Rev. Robert Davis,
Of Englewood, n. J.
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General Items Of the Week.

At the Church Of the Divine Pater-
nifty, Central Park West and 10th ST.,
the Rev. DIR. Frank Oliver Hall will
preach at II a. m. tomorrow on NOT
by Bread Alone" Al 4:30 p. m. DR..
Hall will give an address before the
Empire State Society Of the Sons OF
the American Revolution on America
First" There will be special patriotic
music by the quartet. On Thursday at
$3.50 p. nj. there will be brief relig-
ious service in the North Chapel, when
DR.. Hall will give the first Of q series
Of talks about Great Spiritual Leaders
of America" entitled, Theodore
Parker, Prophet Of the Liberal Faith"
At 4 p. m. J. Warren Andrews will give
an organ recital.
At the Broadway Tabernacle, Broad
way at Seth ST., the Rev. DR.. Charles
Z. Jefferson, pastor, will preach at IL
q. m. tomorrow on How to Become a
Christian" and at p. m. on The
Value Of Personality"
Dr.. Jeremiah jerks, member Of the
United States committee on immigra-
ton. will speak on "Our Duty TO the
Immigrant" at the 4 p. m. meeting for
men tomorrow at the West Side
Young Mems Christian Association,
Eighth av. and 57th st.
The mems meeting at the 23d Street
Young Mems Christian Association, 2l5
West Esd ST., at 3:45 p. m. tomorrow
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

Norman Hapgood, editor Of "Harper's
Weekly" will speak at the Park Ave
nue. Church, seth ST. and Park av., at
10 a. m. tomorrow on "The Outlook for
Progress To-day" At IL a. m. DR..
Jameson will preach. At 8 p. m. Ed
ward Hagaman Hall will give an illus
trated lecture on Holland and the
Holland People," timely description
of a place and people at the present
time.
A patriotic service Of an inspiring
character will be the feature at 3
y. m. tomorrow in Calvary Methodist
Church. l2eth ST. and Seventh av. There
will be music by large choir and
quartet fitting the service and a sermon
by Dr. W. II. Morgan on "The Cincin-
natus Of the West"
"a Message 70 st. Paups" will be
the dominant thought in DR.. GoodelPs
sermon az the morning service of St.
Paul's Methodist Church, West End av.
and s6th ST., tomorrow. In the even.
ing the Rev. DR.. Allan MscRossie will
occupy the pulpit.
At the Madison Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church, 60th st. and Madison
ay., at II a. m. tomorrow ]. A. Mac
Donald, editor Of "The Toronto Globe"
will speak on George Washington and
the Anglo American Unity" At 8 p. m.
DR.. s. Earl Taylor will give an Illus
trated lecture on missions In South
America"
In the Metropolitan Temple tho pull
pit will be occupied morning and even
ing tomorrow by DR.. Du Bots II. Loux.
"Why Praise God7" will be the morn
ing theme; And Then Heaven! "
the theme at night. He will also be
the speaker at the Z o'clock service
upon the subject "Shall We Have a
Revival in New York Whether or No
We Have Billy Sunday"
"Ths immigration Problem" illus
trated) will be the subject of DR.. S. G.
Hearn, OF Brooklyn, at st. Jsmess
Methodist Episcopal Church. Madison
az. and 126th ST., tomorrow evening
In the morning the pastor, the Rev. Dr.
Ball, will speak on "The Goal OF De-
mocracy."
At St. Andrews Methodist Episcopal
Church, 7eth st., west Of Columbus
av., the pastor, DR.. Adams, will preach
at IL a. m. tomorrow on The Gail OF
Lent" and at s p. m. on The Hungry
and Thirsty--the Fourth Beatitude I'm
der Fire" sermon on the spiritually
disconnected.
The Rev. Samuel Levermore, who has
recently returned from France, VIII
speak tomorrow morning at the Ola
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REFORMED CHURCHES.

At the Marble Collegiate Church,
Fifth av. and Goth st., Dr.. Burrell will
preach at II a. m. tomorrow on 81
Was Stranger" and at p. m. on "a
New Religion"
At the Collegiate Church Of St.
Nicholas, Fifth .av. and 48th ST., the
Rev. Dr.. Charles r. Brown will preach
at II a. m. and at 8 p. m. tomorrow.
The Mems Bible Class will be con-
Quoted by DR.. Wilbert W. White at 10
a. m. During Lent a MONDAY service
is held on Fridays, beginning at l2:2o
and lasting half an hour This service
is preceded by a twenty-minute organ
recital.
At the Collegiate Church. West End
av. and nth ST., the Rev. DR.. Henry
Evertson Cobb will preach at IL a. m.
and 4:30 p. m. tomorrow.
In Hamilton Grange Reformed
Church, DR.. Paul Seibert Leinbach will
begin series of Sunday evening lect-
ure sermons tomorrow at 8 o'clock on
"Some Common and Dangerous Sins OF
Our Time" His subject tomorrow will
be "The Sin of Silence" At III a. m.
he will preach on why Are We
Tempted? Next Friday the Boy
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NOVELIZATION.

,,xrs Ry Edvs-d Peols Noveqyed
- s Lsu'egty. lama n SN Mon"'
reformation Of plays into &c
y - frequent and so rapid nova
|. 49,. II i becoming Increasingly
:, keen up with the record
tissaa.,;o,s come and go as swiftly
sisvs on which they are based
@I,Ssvs even the most meaning
\ ,bsstrics! successes are deemed
= q ~ transformation into stories,
r. =, commercial ventures. "A
sizes" was an amusing farce
~, and clean, with clever cen
81, that OF two partners Who
ogarrellinC, accept their law
.,sftv advice that they play a
"a noker 70 decide which shall
m,stsr and which the man for a
as wear. Only, the loser Is
,r,psferred from the office, and
"a Winners home as his butler,
an there is 10 the story except,
Sc love interest, and the In
=, Wsv out when the new relation
-, the two men becomes even
-,hesrable than the old one, To
a, literary merit Of any kind in
go written around such a plot
L'Tb, unfair. Suffice It 20 say that
1 .i,ster has done her work as we'll
- Be expected. or course, the
cations are from scenes IN the
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UNITARIAN.

The Rev. John Haynes Holmes, min
lister Of the Church OF the Messiah
(Unitsrian), Park Az. and saith St. Will
preach at IL q. m. tomorrow the sev-
enth Of his series Of sermons on Force
Versus Non-Resistance," the subject
being 1.-THE Practioability Of Non-Re..
sistance as a Policy for Individual and
National Security" The Public Con-
ference OF the Church OF the Messiah
will discuss tomorrow evening, Social
Reconstruction; Relief and Industry"
The speakers will be Bailey b. Burritt'
general director OF the Association for
Improving the Condition Of the Poor.
and John A. Kingsbury, Commissioner
of Charities.
Tomorrow at the Lemon Avenue Uni
tartan Church tho Rev DR.. Mode ST.
Croix Wright will have as his sermon
topic, Working Class Religion and
Morality"
At All Souls Unitarian Church the
Rev. william Laurence Sullivan viii
preach at IL q. m. tomorrow on "Re-
atty and Unhealthy in Religion"
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PRIVATE AFFAIRS.

PRIVATE AFFAIRS. by Charlie, MoEVoy. limo.
~ $50, HOufhion Aifn.n Company.
This picture OF a lower middle class
London family is a capital piece of re-
slism. II is taken from everyday life.
It's men and women are everyday peo-
pie, its veritism Is quietly convincing.
The characters are capitally drawn;
their simple mental and emotional re-
actions on their humdrum daily round
are we'll seen and presented; and when
the great event happens that opens up
new vistas, there are no heroics.
Rather does the father attempt TO re-
Guce this great opportunity for one OF
his daughters to the narrow rules by
which he has governed his family all
his days. He is the Briton who is mas
ter in his own house. the master Ct his
wife, who at times manages him clev-
orly; the master of his children so
long as they stay under his roof. He
forbids his oldest daughter. ut thirty.
10 marry the man of her choice; he
treats his son, well in the twentles.
with the greatest strictness; and they
submit rebelliously, for. though they
do not consciously hold modern
theories of the rights Of children, these
theories are ain the air" and have un-
consciously affected them. Then the
youngest Of them all, & girl Of seven
teen. is engaged by a London manager
for his new production on account OF
her fresh young beauty and lovely
voice. He can train her. 1t is father
who collects her salsry-he feels that
he is entitled to most OF II; so does his
wife. The end leaves the girl, the fam
ily and the reader face TO face with q
new and perplexing situation, which
is. after all. satisfactory way Of end
ing a story. One certainly wishes to
know more of the later adventures.
emotional and otherwise. Of Myrtle
Rarnard, now become the real head of
the family.
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will take the form Of an illustrated
lecture on "The Storm Heroes OF Our
Coast" By Arthur X. Peck, OF Boston.
The admission will be free. Men are
cordially invited.
At4p. m. tomorrow, at the National
Bible Institute headquarters building,
PA West 35th ST., Don o. Shelton viii
speak on why Is Christ a Stranger in
New York;
The Rev. DIR. James z. Frame, OF
Union Theological Seminary. VII!
preach az II a. m. tomorrow In tho
chapel, Clsremont av.. between l2Oth
and 122d SITS.
The subject OF the lssson-sermon in
the Christian Science churches to-mor-
row will be Mind" and the golden
text (Isiah, Il, s., 20 house Of Jacob,
come ye, and let US walk in the light o.
the Lord"
At IL q. m. tomorrow A. the meeting
house Of the Society for Ethical GUY
ure. Central Park West and oath st,
Horace J. Bridges will speak on In
spiration and How 20 Get It." At
p. m. Alfred w. Martin will deliver the
first of two lectures on Christian
Science At II q. m. The Bronx group,
meeting at Auerbach's Casino, 1915 Bos-
ton Road. will be addressed by Mrs.
Sidonie Matzner Gutenberg on The
Coming Generation" At IL q. m. the
Brooklyn Society for Ethical Culture,
meeting at the Brooklyn Academy OF
Music, will be addressed by Percivnl
Chubb on "Modern Miseducation and
the Way Out"
School Of the Builders, $50 West
18th st., under the direction OF per-
sonsl pupil Of 7. Troward, teaches the
relationship between the subjective
and the objective mind, that a true
state Of happiness, efficiency and sue
cess may be realized. Business and pro-
fessional men and women, writers, esc,,
are invited to write or call for personal
information. Mrs. Swink will give q
course Of instruction, beginning March
], for those wishing &c learn the prae-
teal philosophy OF dependence upon
the universal supply in all things.
Those wishing 20 Join this class please
make application at once.
At the Hotel Biltmore Mary Eths-
ridge 7. Chaplin will speak tomorrow
morning on Dreams That Come True"
She will SPEAK again in the evening az
her studio In the Bsrkely Theatre
Building.
At the Church Of the Healing Chriss.
holding services In the Hotel Aston.
the Rev. W. John Murray will speak to-
morrow at IL q. m. on "God the omni-
present"
"How 10 Reduce the High Cost Of
Living" will be the subject Of Or.
Franklin Warren Sears's lecture at IL
q, m. tomorrow in the New Thought
Church, Aeolian Hall, 32 TO SO West
49d SC. For more than fifteen years
DR.. Sears has maintained normal
weight for his height, although eating
only two meals day and part Of tho
time only one meal day. During this
period he has enjoyed perfect health.
In the lecture tomorrow he will tell
how TO accomplish these same results.
The Very Rev. Stanislaus Grennan,
c. P, will preach on THE Great Bust
ness Of Life" at the weekly MONDAY
conference next Tuesday at the Church
Of st. Peter, Barclay ST.
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IN EPISCOPAL CIRCLES.

The services in the Cathedral of st.
John the Divine tomorrow will be as
follows: IL a. m, Dean Grosvenor; 4
u. m. the Rev. Mercer G. Johnston. OF
Newark: 8 p. M, the sixteenth organ
recital by G.. W. Lefebvre, assistant
organist of the cathedral. During Lent
a series of expository lectures will be
given in ST. Saviour's Chapel at 1880 p.
m. on Wednesdays by the Rev. Canon
Jones or the Rev. +. Briggs Nash, be-
ginning February "a, and on Fridays
nv Dean Grosvenor, beginning Febru-
AIRY 10.
A new series of services, called Mes
ages from the Mission Field" will be
beId in the chapel Of All Saints, ad-
ioining Trinity Church, on Fridays
- Lent al D. m. This time is set
nartieularly for the downtown business
men although the meetings are open
20 all The speaker next Friday VIII
bs Rishop n. s. Thomas, OF wyoming
The united Lenten services OF TRINITY
parish will be held next Wednesday at
ST Chrysostom's Chapel, 3sth 81. ana
Seventh av., at S:l5 p. m. Dr. Manning
n,;II sneak on what Does the Prayer
Rook Teach About the Ministry AZ
=, m. Tomorrow DR.. Manning VIII
preach at old Trinity. The Rev. John
MocLridee will preach at $3.50 p. m
and the Rev. l.. L. Stills at p m.
AT the Church OF the Ascension sifth
az and 10th ST., the Rev. DR.. Percy
stickney Grant will preach at Il a. a,p m.
Tomorrow. Al 4 p. m. Stainers Inc
Crueifixion" will be sung, and the Rev Rev,
Harold A. Lynch will preach, The Pub
lie Forum will be addressed at . p m
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PRESBYTERIAN.

At the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church, Fifth av., at 18th ST., the Rev.
DR.. J. II. Jowett, pastor, will preach at
IL a. m. and 1850 p. m. tomorrow. ne
offering will be for the Assembly's
Board of Ministerial Relief. Mems
Bible class at 10 a. m. The midweek
service in the chapel on Wednesday
at S:15 p. m. will be conducted by Or.
Jowett.
The Rev. DR.. A. Edwin Keigwin will
preach in the West End Presbyterian
Church tomorrow at IL o. m. At p.
m. the Alaska sky pilot explorer, DR..
S. Hall Young, will deliver his illus
trated lecture on "The White Mans
Alaska"
DR.. Martin will preach on the Peril
Of Middle Life" at the Fort Washing
ton Presbyterian Church tomorrow
morning, and in the evening his ser
mon will be 1.-THE Patriotism OF WASH
ington." There will be a special musl-
cal programme at the evening service
At the Brick Church tomorrow DR..
Merrill will preach at IL and O'Clock:
At the afternoon service the choir VIII
sing the Lenten section OF Handel
messiah" and LISTS cantata, "Ine
XIII Psalm" The soloists at this ser
vice will be lnez Barbour, Rose Bryant,
Charles Harrison and Frank Croxton'
of the Brick Church choir.
At the Fourth Presbyterian Church,
West End av. and 9lst ST., the Rev. DR..
Edgar Whitaker Work will preach to-
morrow at IL a. m. At p. m. the Rev.
p. f. Erickson will preach on "a Time
TO Weep and Time TO Laugh"
The Rev. Mark A. Matthews, pastor
of the First Presbyterian Church OF
Seattle, the largest Presbyterian
Church in the world, will preach IN
Broadway Presbyterian Church, Broad
way, corner llith ST., at IL a. m. to-
morrow.
The Rev. DR.. A. II. Mckinney, su-
perintendent of the New York CITY
Missions Society, will preach at both
services tomorrow in the New YORK
Presbyterian Church, l2sth ST. and
Seventh av.
At the West-Park Presbyterian
Church the Rev. DR.. Arson p. After
bury will preach tomorrow at ii a. m
and at s .. m. The Rev. DR.. Anthony
II. Evans will speak at Cooper Union
Oh Luther" at g p. m.
~ Nie - NICHOlas Avenue AS0D'
terrain Church tomorrow morning the
Rev. DR.. Elliott w. Brown will preach
upon Unconscious Influence" In the
evening the "lnfammatus." from Ros-
sini's "Stabat Mater" and Maunder's
cantata, "Penitence, Pardon and Peace,
will be rendered by large choir.
At the Lafayette Avenue Presbyte--
rian Church, corner OF South Oxford
ST., Brooklyn, DR.. Albertson will preach
at l0:S0 4. m, tomorrow on THE Sur
vival OF Personality After Death" the
second in a series OF sermons on Life,
Death and Immortality" Al 7:45 p. m.
Charles Sickle, executive secretary OF
the intcrchurch unemployment com
mittee, will speak on "A Man and His
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John Street Methodist Church. Mr..
Lsvermors was six times arrested a. .
spy, and the topic Of bis address will
be my Recent Experiences &c the
Front" The pastor, DR.. l.. K. Strester,
will preach in the evening.
At Grace Methodist Episcopal Church,
West 104th St, between Columbus and
Amsterdam avs, the Rev. DR.. Christian
F. Reisner will preach at II q. m. to-
morrow on Jesus and Miracles" and at
8 p. m. on Does New York Need Re-
vival"
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Work." The second IN . series Of 1un-
day evening addresses. Next Tuesday
at p. m, under the auspices Of the
Young Peoples Association and the
Brooklyn Mortified League, DR.. Al
bertson will give the first in q series Of
Lenten lectures on the life Of Jesus,
his subject being "The Sources of His
knowledge"
Blessings Roman Catholics Have
Brought Our Country" will be DR.. 8.
Edward Young's subject tomorrow
evening in the Bedford Presbyterian
Church, Noptrand av. and Dean St,
Brooklyn. Or. Young's morning sub
ject will he "The Art Of Living with
people"
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JEWISH.

At Temple Bethel, Fifth av. and
10th st., DR.. Samuel Schulman will
speak on 1.-THE Culture OF Spirit at IL
q. m. tomorrow.
DR.. Wise will preach on Shall .
Man Live Again? % before the Free
Synagogue at Carnegie Hall at IL a. m.
10 morrow, being the second Of series
of sermons on PROBLEMS Suggested by
the War"
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EMPEROR IN THE DOCK.

4 rc-poR IN THF DOCK. BY WIlen Dc
" - ifSS. % go. John LSns Company.
,,,ly specimens OF the world war fo-
: yhieh. we know, novelists are
go ont N ~ yet incslculable quan-
: A.. beginning 20 make their sp-
'<r-,s Mr. de Neer's story is one
Ar and 4 ia a very poor one ct
I. " de Veer is Dutch author,
1. rs, only recently published a
(.sy story OF life in the Dutch East
On He is strongly pro-Ally, in this
u, o. his. at least. It's scene is laid
so,,d the motor yacht of Hol-
Isr who is trying 20 get back 20
4 ..Iys country from Norway a. the
C,,,sk Of the war. Two Englishmen
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add an American are his guests the

aud an American are his guests; the
crew is Dutch, with one exception.
Keep your eye on this German traitor.
However, q German destroyer is blown
I'D by a German mine right before
their eyes; they save two members Of
the crew, and one Of these turns out
70 be the Emperor. There is an at
tempt TO capture the yacht by the two
Germans, whereupon the Emperor Is
placed ain the dock" as their accom-
plice. Shall he be killed as q mutineer
or be handed over TO the English! IT
Is all very far-fetched, and some OF
the diatribes are silly. The story will
perhaps appeal to the minds OF boys,
however
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"a annn % make some over

lid Spon 70 maze some over
y ast upon his power Of belief.
~ Sr-.sh 1. not plausiblei he does
pscto hide the hand that pulls
go ss, v and moves the puppets.
y mHt s,setlye story Is not plspsi.
b z 81 = success. This young girl
by ~ q. a happy Inventions it is
80, - The author has not taken
w ~. rs IN writing her story.
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RELIGIOUS FILMS EXHIBITED.

The Church and School Social Ser
vice Bureau gave a private view to the
religious editors of the various papers
of New York City on Thursday after
noon at its Offices, so Fifth av. THIS
is the company which the Rev. DR..
William Carter organized in the sum-
mer. Since autumn it has been doing
an increasing business with the
churches, schools and social uplift or
CARNATIONS in the utilization OF NOV
ing pictures for moral, religious and
educational instruction. The visitors
were shown a number Of reels OF re-
ligious, educational and sociological
nature that indicated the scope Of the
work. Associated with DR.. Carter are
DR.. Charles H. Parkhurst, vice-presi-
dent of the company; Charles G. Bond,
secretary; General 4. A. McAlpin,
treasurer, and others.
DR.. Carter announced Thursday that
the organization was to give pro-
gramme before the Presbyterian Social
Union at the Savoy Hotel on Monday,
March /, which would show the posi-
bilities of instruction and entertain
ment in this new moral movement.
One of the most important announce
ments which DR.. Carter made was
working agreement that has just been
entered into on the part of the Church
and School Social Service Bureau with
the Universal Film Company, which
has its headquarters in this city. BY this
agreement the Church School and Social
Service Bureau will have the exclusive
control of all of the Universal com
pany's educational, religious and socio-
logical pictures for schools, churches
and social welfare organizations
throughout the country, while the uni
versal people serve as they have the
theatres, since there is no competition
between the two fields. By this arrange
ment the Church and School company
will have branches through the Uni
versal agencies in seventy-six different
cities of this country, Canada, Hawaii
and even the Philippine Islands.
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Scouts Of Hamilton Grange Reformed
Church viii give their annual clam
ehowdsr supper in the social hall Of
the church.
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CHURCH OF ZION AND ST. TIMOTHY

8JI WIT DIN Sfeet
R.ctor-Rey HENRY LCBECK. d. c. I.
Morning Prayer: Preacher. RsT. A r.
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Bfenlng IttYefs. .s.....s.. ~ - 81
Organ and Harp Recital ......... ......f:S0 i. NJ
Service: Preacher. Rev Or Rushton...... SIP NJ
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Monslgnor Benson's New Novel.

A posthumous novel by the lat
Monsignor Robert Hugh Benson
Loneliness ?"-is one Of Dodd, Mead
Co.'S announcements for the spring
The story deals with the fortunes an,
character of successful opera singer