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ASKS WAR SUPPLIES NOW
Gen. Organ Would Have For
eign Storage System Used.

Major General Organ. commanding
the New York National Guard, an
nounces that recommendation has been
made 20 the War Department that the
European system OF storing war
strength property be adopted for the
national guard organizations OF New
York. Il is asked that IN each armory
there be constructed a storeroom, where
all arms. clothing. equipment and sup
plies necessary for the men who are TO
raise the regiment from peace to war
strength be stored IN time Of peace, so
that they may be issued Immediately in
the event OF war.
"This method" says General Organ.
"will relieve the federal supply depart
mcnts on the outbreak Of war, when
their officers will be hard pressed by
other demands.
ut will permit the war strength re-
cruitS OF each organization TO be
equipped promptly as soon as sworn in,
thus avoiding the spectacle Of thou
sands OF recruits wandering about IN
camp with mixed assortment OF
civilian and military clothing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-30
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

The gospel meetings under Dr.
Charles !. Goodell at ST. Paul's Meth
odist Church. West End av. and s6th
ST.. have drawn together large conGre-
cations during the last week. and have
been effective in results: they will be
continued next week each evening ex-
cept Monday and Saturday. The chorus
choir Of Young people. together witE
soloists and a quartet of instrumental
lists will continue 10 be an attraction.
The pastor will preach tomorrow
morning and evening.
Revival services. which have been go
.ng on for two weeks al Calvary Meth
odist Church. 10th ST. and Seventh av.,
viii conclude with special services to-
morrow morning and evening. The
Rev. John Morgan will preach az II
a. m. OF THE Curse Defined" and
the Rev. Dr.. W. II. Morgan az 5 p. m.
"On the Price OF Soul
"Souls in Action" the religious ties
timony Of men OF achievement IN brief
addresses by Frank Moss. Charles Oh
icy. of the Bank Of New York: DR.. W.
A. Braun, of Columbia University; y.
A. Ulmsn. lawyer, and DIR. +. X. Birkins,
school principal. will be the feature a:
81. James, Methodist Episcopal
Church. Madison av. and l26th St. to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-30
WON'T DISMISS
CITY c. S. BOARD
Mayor Denounces State PROBE
as Vaudeville Raid by Ser
vice ProStitutorS.

Nayor Mitchell indicated yesterday
that he would rot remove the members
Of the Municipal Civil Service Commis-
sion lust because the outgoing state
commission had recommended their re
moyal 10 the Governor. He denoune~
the retiring state officials as three DIS
credited prostitutors e civil service.
II was mis- understanding, the Mayor
said. that the report OF these men
would be turned over by Governor
Whitman 70 his board, which Will be
named on Monday, for considera-
ton and investigation. 81 ould nave
requested such a course had not Deen
told IL would be done he added.
A. the Mayor had long talk with
Goyernor Whitman az the Knights OF
Columbus ball w. dneSday night, u IS
probable that the civil servic- matter
WAS discussed.
II welcome sn investigation by the
,ev, commission" ne Mayor said. at
,s made up Of men of high type. !
ally think the local commission de-
servcs an honest Investigation, after
hat il has been subjected 70 at the
hands Of these prostitutors o civil ser
vice. - -. i,
"The truth has not yet been sprei d
-, tbe record. The state comm .ssiOn
"a not want the truth. They came TO
- out a case. IL was q psrtissi raid
yaudeville performance. DO not
believe the new commission VIII rec,
.ommend removals. We shali De glad
work with them in siren -thenli the
civil service system mere
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IN EPISCOPAL CIRCLES.

The services in the Cathedral OF ST.
John the Divine tomorrow VIII be as
foiloVs: ii a. m, the Rev. DR.. John
Csmpbell. rector Of the Parish Of the
Mediator. New York; p M, the Rev.
Dr + X. Van Kleeck, OF White Plans,
and y. m. organ recital by {. W.
Iefebvre. assisted by Miss Lois Hunt
ington, violInist
The preachers at Old Trinity to-mor-
,o,,, viii be as follows: II a. m, the
D. Charles p. Tinker; $3.50 p. m, the
Pev DR. John Moekridge, and 5 p. M
,ho Rev. W. p. kinksid. On SUNDAY
mornincs during Lent Dr.. Manning VIII
H. ycsr preach at Old Trinity series
- seymons on "Some Great Sayings OF
OuT Lord" 4 new series OF services
~ 20 be held this Lent ID TRINITY
Church every Friday afternoon al !
o,ciock The services will have the
seneral title OF Messages from the
Nissan Field" and will consist oil IN
.areess;ons for missions. missionary
hymns and addresses from some mis-
SONAR in the field.
At St. Thomass Church ruin AZ
and 5sd st. the Rev. DR.. Ernest 81.
Stires will preach at II R. m ana -, u
N m Tomorrow. At p. m. theIe VIII
be Al hour OF organ music o. =
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morrow evening. Song service, assist
ed By the Sittig Trio, Of Berlin. Ar
obey d. Ball, pastor.
Al the Madison Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church, 60th 81. and Madi-
son av.. at II a. m. and p. m. to-mor-
row. "Christ's Response 70 Human
Need" and Religion in Action will be
sermon subjects of the Rev. Or. DAVID
G. Downey.
At st. Andrews Methodist Episcopal
Church. West 10th ST.. the pastor, the
Rev. Fred Winslow Adams. will preach
at II a. m. tomorrow on "A symphony
Of the Sea: Its Notes of Joy to Sor-
rowing Hearts" and at : p. m. on
Blessed Are the Poor the first in a
course of The Beatitudes in Daily
Life
"Our National Government" will be
the subject Of George ". Wickersham,
ex-Attorney General of the United
States. AT the Park Avenue Church,
Park ay. and seth st.. az 10 a. m. to-
morrow. DR.. Jameson will preach at
If a. M. and the s p. m. service vii!
be addressed by Twice Born Men
At the Old John Street Methodist
Church the pastor, the Rev Lewis K.
Streeter. will preach as usual to-mor-
Tow morning and evening.
Two hundred and forty people joined
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church,
West iO4th St. between Columbus and
Amsterdam avs. last Sunday night. To-
morrow night Dr. Frank Crane viii
speak. At II a. m. the Rev. W. c.
Cravner will preach on "The Battle Of
tho Soul -
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Special Features in
the Churches Tomorrow

CHURCH or THE ASCENSION. =. M.-Mendssohn Elijah"
FIRST PRESBN TERRAIN CHURCH. II M-Semon BY the Rev Dr.
How ard DuTed Subject "Neghbors."
WESTPARK RCH II by the Rev
Anthony Better Christians
COLLEGIATE CHURCH OF ST NICHOLAS M-Sermon by the
Malcolm Subject The JOY of Being in Partner
ship with God"
PARK AVENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. 10 A. MAddres
Wickersham. National Government
JAMES'S EPISCOPAL r. M-Addresses by
Olney, A. A. Ulman and Dr. f. R.
Birkins.
MESSIAH Unitarian, II A. N-Sermon by the
"Exemplars Of Non-Restanc
TEMPLE MSemon by Dr. Samuel Schulman Subject
THE and the Needy"
PATERNITY Unyeaist)-fou Peoples
Field Malone Subject Young America
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. MISUNDERSTANDING sermon
DIR Back of Ought
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NEW AID FOR GIRLS
West Side Branch of Y. w. G.
A. to Open on Monday.

The West Side Branch Of the Y. ".
c. A. will be opened February / in the
fve-story building al 10th av. and 50th
81 An attractive programme Of short
addresses has been arranged, and
George W. Perkins, chairman OF the
board of trustees Of the New York As
ISOLATION. will present the keys OF the
building. Mrs. William Fellowes Nor
gan. Mrs. Dave Hennen Morris, Miss
Elizabeth W. Dodge, Miss Helen A.
Davis. Mrs. William W. Rossiter, Miss
Cora l.. latham and Miss Marie r.
Wing are expected 10 speak.
The equipment of the structure. is
complete, with a gymnasium, bowling
alleys and assembly, recreation and
clnb rooms. and swimming pool is
20 be opened May I. Special enter
tainments have been provided for each
day Of welcome week. which viii be
gin February !.
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dress By Dudley Field Malone. Col
lcctor % the Port Of New York. upon
Young America"
The Rev DR.. julius August Bower
will preach A. the chapel Of Union
Theological Seminary a. II =. m. to-
morrow.
The subjec, FOR the address at the
Twenty-third street Young Mems
Christian Association. 2l5 West 23d s.,
~ 3:45 p. m. tomorrow will be "The
High Cost Of Child Labor" This will
be a special illustrated lecture depict
ing the actual scenes portrayed in child
labor. The speaker will be Lewis v.
H.ne, Of the National Child Labor Com
mittee
The Real Christ vs. the Anti-Chris,"
will be the subject % Dr. J Herman
Randall ~ I p. m. tomorrow a. the
West Side Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION. Eighth av. and 9th 81. This
is the last IN series OF addresses by
DR.. Randall. and men at West Side re-
greet the fact, FOR the lectures have
been attended by constantly increasing
audiences.
At II a. m tomorrow az the meet
ing house Of the Society for Ethical
Culture. Central Park West and 64,h
St. Professor Harry Allen Overstreet
will speak on THE Ancient and Mod
en Problem OF Suffering" A. 3 p. m.
Alfred ". Martin will continue his
series Of lectures on modern occult
ism, speaking on Foundations for the
Faith in a Future Life"
A. / a. m the Brooklyn Society FOR
Ifrfff .
envy OF Music will be addressed By Dr..
Henry Neumann on Double Standards
IN the Moral Life"
The subject OF the lesson sermon IN
the Christian Science churches to-mor-
row will be Love" and the Golden
Text Isaiah 49. l6). Behold. have
craven thee upon the palms OF my
hands"
Mrs. Swink will speak tomorrow on
the Personal Factor Of the Creative
Process in the Individual" at the
School of the Builders. Rain or shine
the rooms are crowded with those snx
ious 10 hear what Mrs. Swink has 20
say regarding the creative process in
the individual.
why Billy Sunday Should Come TO
New York and Why the New Thought
Church Should support the Movement
20 Bring Him Here" will be the sub
ject of DR.. Franklin Warren Sears's
discourse at II a. m. tomorrow in the
New Thought Church. Aeolisn Hall.
At the Bltmore Hotel Mary Eth
erdge T. Chaplin will speak tomorrow
morning on THE Health OF Happi-
ness" Last Sunday the large hall az
the Bltmore was crowded and some
people had to stand. Admission is free.
and it may be advisable to arrive in
good season.
At the Church OF the Healing Christ,
holding services in the Hotel Aston al
/ a. m, the Rev. Mr.. Stoll will speak
tomorrow on THE True Test of Chris
tian Discipleship."
B. B. Gsttel will speak on "Happi
ness" at Sis p. m. tomorrow before
the Theosophical Society, % West
45th ST.
Mrs. Helen Temple Brigham will
speak tomorrow evening for the
Spiritual and Ethical Society az l42
, West l25th st. on "The Awakening
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At the Marble Collegiate Church.
Fifth av. and 18th St., tomorrow Will
be the day Of prayer for schools and
colleges. DR.. Burrell will preach at Il
q. m. on knowledge Is Power and a.
s .. m. on Let Us Sing
At the Collegiate Church. West End
av. and 18th ST.. the Rev. DR.. Henry
Evertson Cobb will preach at II a. m.
and 4:30 p. m. tomorrow. At the lat
ter service the choir will sing Schu-
bert's Great Is Jehovah with soprano
solo by Miss Hinkle.
In the Hamilton Grange Reformed
Church the monthly musical service
will be held at & y. m. tomorrow, when
the choir will render Maunder's can
tata "Penitence. Pardon and Peace.
DR.. Paul Seibert Leinbach will speak
briefly on The Secret Of the Singing
Heart" and at II a. m. on The CHRIS
tian War" with special reference to
the imperative and immediate social
obligations of the church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-30

The best article yet published ON
rrrr.tso. what the Germans had made
What the japanese intend 10 do with
and what concern this is Of our
,.rtrv. will be found i'm the February
-iysrybody's" IL IS by Gardner l..
sr5lng. and should furnish as much
t95 for reflection 20 England and Rus
,sto u.s. Havng'already printed
gsorre Bernard ~haw's "Androcles and
n, Lion" and "Pvcmalion,' the maya
20 Offers us This time his farcical
Great Ca,narire.' which furnishes
ar,sl reading and would be sure 20
b. even better entertainment on our
ilgs in this play Shaw sends an
rs.Engl ish. uItIa-insular. awkward.
sest British officer 20 the court or
l,'harne Of Russia. and makes him
,i favor ir the imperial lady's eyes.
he character o. delicious variant OF
-s BrtauuUs Joke in Caesar and Cleo
u,Is" SAYS this Briton: 81 did not
ccv that foreigners had any policy.
bought that policy was Mr.. PITT s
far Lieutenant General Sir Rob
20 Baden Powell writes Of his ad-
rs,tures a. spy: and President
eturman Of Cornell expresses the
-ruction that an American colleges
r'uld introduce military training.
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SURR0GATE'S QUIZ
In NORDICA WILL
Court Suggests Questions When
Singers Banker Husband
Objects TO Others.

George ". Young. banker and hus-
band of the late Nine. Lillian Nordica,
was IN the Surrogates Court yesterday
IN answer TO an order directing him to
tell what he knows about the property
left by his wife. Mr. Young did not
have 10 tell anything, because his law
yer objected TO the forms of the QueS-
tions put by counsel for Robert Bald
win. one Of the executors of the estate.
Surrogate Cohalan directed the banker
TO appear again this morning for eX-
animation. when new line Of ques-
tioning will be pursued.
The testimony OF Mr.. Young is made
necessary by the legal complications
that have arisen over the will OF Nine.
Nordica. The instrument filed in the
Surrogates' Court Of this county was
executed on Thursday Island, in a nos
pital where the singer lay i'll, following
her experience i'm shipwreck. This will
left nothing to her husband. IT being
stated that she had already given
$4,000 10 him, which. she said. she
considered her husbands legal share
Of the estate Mr.. Young is contesting
this will and has filed prior will in
New Jersey.
Leslie j. Tompkins has been appoint
ed temporary administrator of the
estate in New York. and is trying 10
get possession Of all assets of Nine.
Nordica in this jurisdiction.
One question objected TO yesterday
was whether Mr.. Young was familiar
with the personal affairs of his wife.
He was asked: Were you cognizant
of all the property your wife owned at
the time Of her death ?"
In no huu n avs
reply. II was as TO some Of IT,"
Surrogate Cohalan was asked to
straighten out the tangle caused by the
Objectionable questions. The Surrogate
said. You can ask Mr.. Young what he
knows about his wife's property, no
matter where il is located. Ask him
what jewelry. real property, bonds,
mortgages, personal effects and other
things she had to his knowledge
This suggestion by the court will be
followed in the examination TODAY
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THE WORLDS WORN.

.rb,.-crs o. this useful peri
"a l-rou~cc that they have begun
CO. 40 Of Spanish edition for
American circulation One
~, his venture. with rs vast pos
- for .hc service OF pan-Amer-
.,.eresfs. tho success 10 so fully
-. The February issue IS a
60 ~ National Defence at sea
:. isnd. 3. discusses the size o.
s.. .--,v We require. describes the
Y ~ the Australasian military
-, - r,vSs q picture OF our army. as
,o.ssy. from which we learn thai
.orpoNtor and strength OF our
f,rres src inadequate for even the
~ continuing purposes o. ITS
y. organization. answers the cues
n our need OF strong navy
ont lis weakness iu the battle
.r5 draws the lessons OF our past
-.,,-,he cost 90 us ln money ana
7. A. undergraduates Most impof-
ofsll. however, since q Inciuees
..;s and much more, is W. Morton
r-..or's rarcr OF Diplomacy Our
iire Of Defence" Every Amer
i, ;rtercstcd In our position As
20 rouer. its advantages and re-
...,br.res. should read this paper
- tho men o. one OF our. best in
- writer's ou the subject. There
,,55v o. The present Chief Of staff
= .ss United States Army. Bugadier
,..r,l Hugh LenoN Scott. old Indian
.'.,,rar6 one of the best friends they
-, and Ex-Governor OF Jolo.
-.,,. are TWO articles on the war in
.- -,,r dealing with the battle Of the
1.,-s and the German retreat. The
.-,sr Of one Of these, Arno bosch,
-. an interesting explanation Of the
y, that the Germans captured at this
- were almost an Landwehr men
..sgs.sged reservists. The conclu-
I, drawn from this. that the empire
i, slresdr then reaching the end OF
i, resources Do men. was erroneous.
M the retreat north says Mr.. Dosch.
,b,rever artillery was needed 20 hold
,ostior. the Germans left Landwehr,
\, older reservrsts. whose loss Grip
"a the army least 10 was rather
I'D on the Laudwehr but military
..essity knows no mercy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-30
BAPTIST.

At Calvary Baptist Church. West
57th st., between Sixth and Seventh
avs, the Rev. Ernest Risley Eaton Will
preach tomorrow at IL a. m. on rs
Jesus Of Nazareth More Than Mere
Man, and at p. m. on THE Curse
Of Covetousness."
The sermon subjects Of the Rev. DR..
Isaac VI. Haldeman at the First Baptist
Church tomorrow follow: II a. m.
Seven Letters to Seven Churches IN
Asia. Sards; or, Living and Yet Dead.
The Coming of the Thief, the Walk IN
White. and the Promise Not 10 Blot
the Names of Some Christians Out OF
the Book of Life. Does This Promise
imply some Christians Can Be Lost!
3 p. m. -"The Times Of the Gentiles
and the Treading Down Of Jerusalem;
If the TurF Goes Out of Europe VIII
the Jew Come to Palestine? Does This
War Mean the End OF Gentle Power
Is the Great Day of the jew at Hand y
At the Madison Avenue Baptist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-30

Tertus Noble, assisted by Alfred Gies-
sing. violoncello.
Al the Church OF the Ascension.
Fifth av. and 10th ST.. the Rev. DR..
Percy Stickuey Grant will preach AZ II
p. M tomorrow. At ( p. m. Men
delssohns Elijah" will be given and
the Rev Edmund J. Cleveland will
preach. The public forum will be ad-
dressed By George ". Wickersham AZ
: p. m. on "Our National Government
At the Church OF the Transfgura
ton. East Goth ST.. between Fifth and
Madison avs, the Rev. Or. George
Clarke Houghton. rector, will preach a.
II a. NJ. tomorrow and the Rev. W. W.
Davis at p. m.
Al the Church OF the Holy Com
munion. 10th 81. and Sixth av., the Rev.
Dr. Henry Mottet, rector. VIII preach
at II a. m. and 3 p. m. chldren's ser
vice. tomorrow. and the Rev. Scott
kidder at : p. m. There viii be an
organ recital at p. m. next Thursday
by Arthur S. Hyde.
The Rev. W. o. Kinsolving. who has
been curate at the Chapel of the Inter
cesson and has now accepted his cleo
ton as dean Of the Cathedral OF Okla
homa. will preach az II n. m. to-mor-
row at the chapel. Professor de NauX-
Roger will be the soloist at popular
vespers. DR.. Gates will read selcc-
tions from Paul's First EpiStle TO the
Thessalonians. Bishop Brewer, Of Mon
tana. will be the preacher az the even
ing service.
At st. Paul's Chapel. Columbia Uni
versity. the Rev. Raymond {. Knox.
chaplain. will preach at ! p. m. to-mor--
row on Signs of the Judgment Day
Al 81. James's Church, Jerome sv.
and l90th ST., at ! a. m. tom orrow the
Rev. Frederick Lynch, secretary of the
Church Peace Union. will speak on
zone Hundred Years Of Peace" and az
s p. m. Professor Pupin, of Columbia
University. will speak on "Seryia and
the Present War"
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[ MT AKIA\.

The Rev. John Haynes Holmes. min
ister Of the Church OF the Messiah
Unitarian. Park av. and 34th St, VIII
preach the fifth OF his series Of ser
mons on Force Versus Nom Resist
ance" tomorrow al II a. m. HIS sub
ject is "Exemplars OF Nom Resistance.
At s:l5 D. m Mrs. Florence Kelley will
address public conference on the sub
ject Of "War and Ia Relation 20 Won
en- Mrs. Kelly Is well known as
social worker and also as general sec,
rotary Of the National Consumers
League.
At Unitarian All Souls Church the
associate minister. the Rev. William
Laurence Sullivan, will preach at i a.
m. tomorrow. Subject. "Pesslmism IN
Modern Literature and Life
The Rev DR. Merle st. Croix Wright
will have as his sermon topic The So
cial Opinions OF Thomas Paine to-
morrow AZ The Lenox Avenue Unitarian
Church
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CONGREG ATIONAL.

At the Broadway Tabernacle, Broad
way, at j6th ST.. the Rev. DR.. Charles
+. Jefferson will preach at both morn
ing and evening services tomorrow.
In the evening the subject Of his ser
mon will be Dimensions Of Human
Nature"
At Plymouth Church. Orange St.
Brooklyn, the Rev. DR.. Newell Dwight
Hills will preach at 10:45 a. m. and
7:45 D. m. tomorrow. In the evening
he will give the fifth sermon in the
series on Success Through Self-Help:
The Great Statesmen and the Lessons
Of Their Achievements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-30
JEW ISL.

A. Temple BETHEL Fifth av. and
18th ST.. services will be held tomorrow
al II a. m. Or. Samuel Schulman Will
speak On The Poor and the Needy"
The subject of Dr. Enelow's lecture
at Temple Emanuel. Fifth av. and
43d ST.. at II a. m. next Monday will
be "Patriarchal Judaism"
Church and Synagogue as Police
man" will be the subject Of the ad-
dress to be given by DR.. Wise at II a.
m. tomorrow before the Free Syna-
gogue at Carnegie Hall. Dr. Wise will
deal with the question whether the
Church and Synagogue in our time dare
demand social justice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-30

Church. corner Of 3ist 81. the Rev.
Charles A Eaton will preach tomorrow
morning ard evening. Or. b. Sherwood
Dunn will conduct the Union Biole
Class AZ 9:l5 a. m.
"A Protecting Cod will be the Rev.
DR.. Frank VI. Goodchild's subject to
morrow at II a. m. in the Central Bap-
tist Church At s p m. a lantern lect-
ure in the course on The Nations a.
War and Why They Are Fighting will
be given. Subject, Russia and Her
prosDectc "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-30
REFORMED CHURCHES.

At the Collegiate Church of St. Nich-
olas. Fifth av. and 4Sth ST.. the Rev Dr..
Malcolm James Macleod will preach at
II a. m. tomorrow and at 8 D. m. on
"The Jov of Being in Partnership with
God" The mons Bible class will meet
at 10 o'clock with Dr. Wilbert W. White
as teacher. The subject for discussion
will be The Gospel of John
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-30
General Items of the Week.

A. the Church of the Divine Pater-
nifty. Central Park West and 18th St,
Young Peoples Day will be observed
with especial music at both services
an appropriate sermon at / a. m. by
the Rev. Or Frank Oliver Hall upon
Good Work" and AZ 4:30 p. m. an ad-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-30
Rocks and Authors
FEBRUARY MAGAZINES
co,,ipued from page To-

scotland and German vessels.
SD ,sa .g vessels IN German pay.
. ffu' very picturesque article.
81, Ccrc contributes "A Chant
st..r W or England in answer 20
2 Low, .sseucr's famous Chant Of
'-rss. 4mcricar concerns are not
sc TIC merchant marine prob
gtteo. ..,escd bv William c. Red
= Is o,ost,ou OF contraband as it
ID ,.' MS by Arthur WiIiert, and
.,''V psoitesl phases Of SOY eoyer TII',
re ,''r,sr by Ssmug5 o. Dunn nm Henry III sS
sroef.. Tho Individual. and there IS
l 90 OF the Church as a social
.i ..1.,or John Gslsworthy con.
s ..... "A Love Letter TO France; ~
bye ..'Ss mus, also be made OF 5. J:
'' uo. @Some Misconceptions Of
-,-fts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-30
Church Free from Debt.

Tomorrow and Monday are 20 be i'm
portant days in the Church Of the I'm
maculate Conception, in East lAth ST..
The occasions are the freeing Of the
debt Of the property, including school
as we'll as church Sometime ago the
presented a purse of $4,000 in honor Of
his silver jubilee. Declining TO take
the money for himself, he paid the par
IN debt with.it. Bishop Hayes will be
the celebrsnt at the mass tomorrow.
and Monsignor Edwards, now pastor Of
81. Joseph's, but for thirty-three years
rastor Of Immaculate Conception, the
celebrant on Monday morning.