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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-03-08
GREAT BATTLE IS WAGING.
ALONG BANKS OF WSTULA.
SAYS PETROGRAD REPORTS
GEORGIA CYCLONE
To SPEAK HERE
TOMORROW

Mrs. Mary Harris Armor, the Geor
gia Cyclone, will deliver an address
tomorrow night at the armory at 7:45
o'clock. The public is invited to at
tend and hear this talented Georgia
woman. No admission will be charg-
ed.
Mrs. Armor has won for herself l
national reputation as a prohibition
speaker and always draws large
crowds wherever she delivers an ad-
dress. Men and women alike have
heard and appreciated the addresses
of this brilliant speaker.
Mrs. Armor has swayed thousands
all over the nation. Her work for ma
tional prohibition has placed her in
the foremost ranks of temperance
workers. Her personality which goes
out over the footlights and grips her
audience is wonderful. She is a leader
of whom Georgia is proud.
Mrs. Mary Harris Armor is the
daughter of a new chivalry, a chiv
airy that will lay down its life to pro-
tect the weak, and let the oppressed
go free again A woman of more
fiery zeal, impassioned eloquence, and
heroic courage, the world has not pro-
duced Given the prophetic eye, the
ability to discern the signs of the
times, she is conqueror in the great
est moral battle in history-the over
throw of the legalized liquor traffic.
This wonderful woman, in the in
tensity of her zeal, fiahes like me-
teor, and scatters gem thoughts over
her audience as does a bursting rock
ct in the sky; and then she comes to
you in the every day experience Of
life and meets you in your home, your
sitting room, your dining room, your
kitchen, and face to face but here
baaming, radiant with love, tells you
of Gods purpose toward you. She
faces the situation and so do you
and her appeal melts your hearts of
adamant.
Made Georgia Famous.
Mrs. Armor is unquestionably the
greatest woman speaker on the plat.
form today. All over this country she
has literally Made Georgia famous
Men and women alike are invited
apl uroad IN ottepd tho ,naatipg to
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BASEBALL
FANSMUST
OUT
COMMITTEE TO CANVASS FOR
FUNDS TO FINANCE 1915 MUCKA-
LEE PENNANT CONTENDORS-
FANS MUST FINANCE TEAM If
AMERICUS is TO HAVE BASE
BALL

Other Clubs Are Already Organized
and Have Funds on Hand for Rum
ming Teams during SeasOn-Bruns-
wick Raises $4,000 and Dothan
$500.
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Made Georgia Famous.

Mrs. Armor is unquestionably the
greatest woman speaker on the plat.
form today. All over this country she
has literally Made Georgia famous
Men and women alike are invited
and urged to attend the meeting to-
night at the Armory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-20
FIRE SCARE IN SUBWAY
Passengers Jump from Train
as It Fills with Smoke.

Subway passengers had one more Ere
scare yesterday afternoon. A short
circuit in the motorman's box OF an ex-
press train, between Aston Place and
Blocker Street. filed the tunnel with
smoke. More than two hundred pas
teugers clambered out Of another eN-
press train and crossed the tracks to
safety.
A ten-car Brooklyn train was speed
ing southwark about 1880 p. m. when
the fuse blew out. There was little
fear among the passengers OF this
train, as the wreckins crew set at once
10 work with sand boxes and put out
the fire.
Behind this train was n South Ferry
express When the smoke reached
them the passengers became very ner-
vous. Their demands that the guards
open the doors were so insistent the
requests were complied with. Men
helped women down, ana all OF them
picked their way giLGeriy across the
third rails TO the Aston Place platforms
on either side.
After fifteen minutes the fire was
eKtingushed and the Brooklyn express
proceeded under its own power to the
Brooklyn Bridge Here, as it started to
leave for Fulton Street. another blow
out occurred. The passengers had "a
be discharged, and the train switched
20 the northbound tracks and taken to
the yards.
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General Items Of the Week.

At the Church of the Divine Pa
ternitv. Central Park West and 10th
at. the Rev. DR.. Frank Oliver Hall
will preach at II a. m. on The BODY
of Christ" and at 1880 p. m. on I'm
answered" On Thursday at 1880 p. m
DR.. Thomas Edward Potterton will give
the fifth in series Of addresses upon
Great Spiritual Leaders of America,
subject, Hosea Ballou, Father OF Uni
versalism." At p. m. J. Warren An
drews will give an organ recital, as
sisted by Robert Maitland, bass solois''
At the Broadway Tabernacle Church
Broadway at 56th ST., the Rev. W
Charles f. jefferson will preach at IL
a m. tomorrow, "How Not to Worry.
and at 8 p. m. on Religion as
Dynamic"
A. J. S. Bourdeau, OF Washington,
manager OF 1.-The Protestant Maya
zine" and member OF the NaIonai
BOARD Of the American Religious LID
erty Association, will address members
of he Guardians of Liberty at Christ 5
Mission. 331 West 9th ST., at 1880 p.
m. tomorrow. Mr.. Bourdeau will speak
on the differences Between the PROV
estsnt and the Roman CathoIic
Church"
Dr. Frank Crane will give the third
of a series Of lectures on THE Art OF
Living" tomorrow at p. m. at west
Side Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton, Eighth av. and 57th st.
At the Twenty-third Street Young
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IN EPISCOPAL CIRCLES.

The services In the Cathedral Of St
John the Divine tomorrow VIII be as
follows: IL a. m, Dean Grosvenor;
D. -, the Rev. Howard c. Robbins;
s D. m, nineteenth organ recital by Z.
W. Lefebvre, assistant organist OF the
cathedral.
The united Lenten service Of Trinity
Parish III be held next Wednesday at
S:15 p. m. at ST. Luke's Chapel, HUDSON
st., near Christopher st. The Rev. Dr..
William T. Manning's address will be
What Does the Prayer Book leach
About the Holy Communion !"
The midday preacher at Old Trinity
next Monday will be the Right Rev. W.
T. Capers, bishop coadjutor Of West
Texas. From March % TO 70, inclusive,
the Rev. Stewart i. Tyson will occupy
the pulpit 81 noon.
Or. Manning will preach at II a. m.
tomorrow at Old Trinity, the Rev. Dr..
f. ]. Hall at $3.50 p. IN. and the Rev.
J. l.. p. Clarke at ?. m.
Al the Church OF the Holy Com
munion, goth st. and Sixth sy.. the Rev.
Dr. Henry .Iottet, rector, services to-
morrow will be as follows: IL a. m,
the Rev. Charles p. Tinker, superln-
tendent city missions; 3 p. m. chill
dren's service, Archdeacon Thomas D.
Windiata, of Nashville. Tenn; p. m,
the Rev. DR.. Scott Kidder.
At the Church OF the Ascension,
Fifth av. and 10th ST., the Rev. DR.;
Percy Stickney Grant, rector, will
preach at IL q. m. tomorrow. AT =
y. m. Dubois's Seven Last Words" will
be sung and the Rev William II. Garth
will preach. The Public Forum will be
addressed at s p. m. By Walter Llpp-
mann on "Some Realities OF Peace"
The MONDAY preacher at ST. Bar
tholomew's Church. Madison sv; at
44th ST.. next week will be the Rev.
DR.. Samuel D. Mcdonnell.
At the Church of the Transfigura.
ton. East 29th St, between Fifth and
Madison avs, the Rev. DR.. George
Clarke Houghton, rector. Father Field,
6. S. J. L.. will preach at II q. m. to-
morrow, and the Rev. W. ". Davis at
s p. m. Father Field will preach daily
at noon neat wsek. On Wednesday at
Z = N sssmss ~ Rgstssass isaAA
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way and 10th st., the Rev. DR.. /. NJ
Haldeman will preach tomorrow, as
follows: IL a. m, "The Blood God
Will Require at the Hands OF Chris
tians"; 8 p. m, 1.-THE Devil, the False
God and Present Environment of the
Whole World A Rejected Christ, the
True God and Present Environment of
the Christian. The Devil VIII lncar-
nate Himself in Europe a. AntiChrist,
and the Son of God Will Come Quickly
as True Incarnate COD and Overthrow
Him" Preaching every night next week
except Saturday. The following are
the subjects: Monday, "A Brand
Dropped from the Fire; Tuesday, Go
Ing About to Establish Righteousness;
Wednesday, TOO Many Physicians;
Thursday. "Good Never to Have Been
Born; Friday, THE First Text Ever
Preached from By DR.. Haldeman."
At Calvary baptist Church, 1913 West
9th ST.. the Rev. Ernest Klsley Eaton
will preach tomorrow at II a. m. on
easter and Un-made-up Quarrels,
and at g D. m. on "Has the World Any
Use for Living Men Like John the Bap-
tist?"
The Rev. Dr.. Charles A. Eaton, pas
tor Of the Madison Avenue Baptist
Church, corner 3lst ST., will preach TO-
morrow morning and evening. Or. 3.
Sherwood Dunn will address the Union
Bible Class at 9:45 a. m. on Jonathan
and His Armor Bearer"
At the Central Baptist Church, 92d
st. and Amsterdam av., the Rev. Frank
NJ. Goodchild will preach tomorrow at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-20
WILL FREE SUBWAY
OF FIRE CAR PERIL
Interborough TO Install
All-Steel Equipment in
Nine Months.
WILL OBEY ORDER,
SHONTS TELLS p. S. {.
Says Company Has Found Way
to Do This, but viii Stand
on Contract Rights.

All wooden cars now In use IN the
,ubwav are 70 be removed within tine
next nine months. The lnterborou9h
Rapid Transit Company, through us
president. notified the Public Service
Commission yesterday that II woulI
comply with the commissions steer
car order, made following the hre al
Fiftieth Street January 6.
President Shonts's letter was read AT
a meeting OF the commission. In tho
Tribune Building, about the time thar
another wooden car fire blocked the
subway at Bleecker Street. The letter
stated:
ave have worked out the necessary
legal procedure, which will enable us
20 comply with the terms Of the order
and you are hereby notified that II IS
the intention Of this company to re-
move the composite cars from opera
tion in the subway, subject to our
rights and the c.ty's Obligations under
Contract Nos. ! and 3.
"Our rights and the city's obligations
under Contract Nos. l and 3" was eX-
plained by James L. Quackenbush,
counsel for the lnterborough, as mean
ing that "tho company was certainly
going to stand on its rights. but there
were no strings to the intention to
withdraw the cars to which the Public
Service objected" AS 70 just what
rights were referred TO- Mr.. Quacken-
bush was not willing TO be more def
mite.
There was talk about City Hall yes
terday that the marlborough might
attempt 20 make the city pay FOR the
new cars, but this Aas not considered
probable by one OF the members OF the
Public Service Commission, after he
had refreshed his memory by reading
over the contracts covering the opera
ton Of the subway and the 81" lines.
There are now an composite cars in
use in the subway. The number was
decreased yesterday by one as a result
of the accident at the Blocker Street
station.
The next meeting Of the Public Ser
vice Commission VIII be held on Mon
day. The next day. Tuesday, they will
20 TO Albany to answer the charges
made against them.
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

Chief Bs1. WILLIAM MARTIN, detached can
yard Boston 70 naval hospital, Boston
Chis Mch p sPkENGEL. detached ALABAMA
20 naval hospital Washington.
Mach FRANK SMITH. detached Missouri to Ala
baInA.
Mach O. T MILLER. detached Saratoga TO bonn.
and await orders.
Ch'ef Carp r = PUILEN detached works . Y
ShlpbUldinE Co. Camden. 70 naval hospital
Washington.
MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED
March ig-I@banrn. a. Norfolk. Colorado ard sat.
urn A. san FRANCHISE IroquoiS. a. san Pedro
SAILED
March i7-Naryltnd Hun Hopkins Lsvrenc. and
stewart San Diego FOR Ssl Francisco lroquois.
psn DIEGO iol san Pedro Whppls Paul JoneS.
PsTry, Treble and TfuItun. San Diego for Ssuss-
Ito. 80. .,
tsp.ro and pstuIent Guantanamo for Cape Nay
Ft.nd.h tnpaPou, for Neroh Nv o'ls.ns
e,eLops- eus Al Hsnp,on ROsas. gill t,.sn "
CsxaiAAAns Anss issAlas . eLp 3 ssAl
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Mems Christian Association ,
enth ay., al 3:45 ,. N. to-mofro,- D oel'
s. Regain will speak on "Tbe Fo.i rraf
payer" This will DO an ill.,. in.
chalk talk, and will show hon ts.'a's'
covered 100000 in taxes moi ~
paid in Chicago. 'sis
The March service o, ". ,
York Chapter Of the Acto,g c, ws
Alliance, will be held at a, AURA
morrow at St. ThOmes's En,..e,
Church. Fifth ay. and SD s. ~ 800 y.
DR.. Ernest NJ. Stires, rector and 80 ~
lain, will preach the sermon.
The twenty-third anniyersarv -.
New York branch Of the Intsrn, - -
Christian Police Association Doe y y
5sth St. will bo held tc-morrov ;, s 1t
p. m. The Rev. william Gillies. p..,,.
Of the Westchester Methodist g.. 49,
pal Church, will address the msetl,y
The Young Mems Society Of cs,...,
Church, Disciples Of Christ no W..
Slst st., will be addressed to.r,-e'
by the Rev. Marion J. Bradsbsv' 80
will teach the lesson Of "Jonath., ~;
His Armor-Bearer A Story Of L,
atty"
At IL a. m. tomorrow, at n. Va.
ing House Of the Society for r,ti..i
Culture, Central Park West sns a..
ST., Professor Nathaniel Sehmid, !,
Cornell, will speak on "Job D.
metheus and Faust "
At 8 D. m. Dr. David Saville N,,,..
will deliver The third in his .eris. I,
lectures on religious types, spesklng !.
"The Nationalist"
The subject OF the lesson-,erro, q.
the Christian Science churches to.ns,
row will be Matter" and the solS.,
text Oh Corinthians, s:l6) sgS,,
agreement hath the temple OF Cod ~,
id)ls"
Constructive Thinking, the Ellni,,.
ton Of Fear ard Worry" Is the AL.
ject showing the trend Of Mrs Y,,
Etheridgs T. Chapin's Sunday monI,,
talks at the Biltmore Hotel. The a.
vice preceding the lecture begin, a.
11:f5 a. m Mrs. Chapin's special 81.
ject tomorrow will be What An. v,
Thinking OF? The Ideas We Ch,-h
Make Us What We Are" Mrs. Chs,r
will also speak AZ her studio, q w,r
44th St, tomorrow evening and yo,.
day afternoon and evening.
The School Of the Builders. $50 Tw
18th ST., holds free lectures Sunday a
4 p. m. and Wednesday at 6 D. n. vi,
morning classes II a. n, exeep. s.,s,.
day and Sunday The Wednesday e,..
ming classes are devoted to the ervt.
ration OF the promises contained J.
the Bible as applied 70 the indTdsL
in accordance, with Judge TroEssi
philosophy.
At the Church Of the Healing Chrg
in the Laurel Room OF the Hotel As,s,.
tomorrow morning ". John MurIJ
will speak on God She Director
The lectures which have been co.,
on every Monday evening, under Il,
auspices Of the Mems Efficiency ca
and the women's Club OF the ehsrsi
are being exceptionally well ATTENDED
DR.. Manuel Rivero will give l,e,gn
on "The Second Coming Of Christi o.
600 West lSlst ST., next Thursi!
evening. Mrs. VI. Riyero will shs
"Vergebliches Standchen," BY Bshsi,
and "The Tear" by Rubinstein.
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On Friday at 8 p. m. sermon by Father
Davis.
The MONDAY preachers at the Church ;il
OF the Heavenly Rest next week WI M
he. Monday. the Venerable Thomas De
L. Windiate; Tuesday and Wednesday
the Rev. DR.. d. Parker Morgan; Thurs
day, the Rev. ]. Howard Melish; Fri
day and Saturday, the Rev. Robert D.
Kimber.
At popular vespers at the chapel OF
the Intercession, Broadway and looth
St. Thomas Farmer, jr.. will sing Lord
God Of Abraham" from Elijah. and
30 God Have Mercy" from "St. Paul.
Leo Riggs, recital organist. Will play.
At All Angels Church at p. m. to-
morrow "Olivet 20 Calvary" will be
sung.
At St. Paul's Chapel. Columbia nj
versity, at 1 p. m. tomorrow, the Rev
Raymond c. Knox. chaplain, will speak
on "The Triumph of Christianity
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and his work. This applies to the min
isters friendly 10 his efforts. as well as
20 the few who do not think the Gospel
is flexible enough to permit Of its
teaching in the Sunday slang.
The subject Is too big and cOndi-
lions are still too vague 10 talk about
with assurance now they say.
They will tell you, though, that Sun
day IL driving the people into the
churches. Driving" is the word. Il is
the statement of practically every sim
cere person who has Joined church
since he or she heard the former ball
player that Sunday has given them a
new view Of religion, has opened their
minds to a satisfying, intelligent un-
Outstanding Of religion and the power
f-r good il instils in an active believer.
Better homes and better living, they
say, have resulted.
When Sunday finishes UP here on
Sunday night he Will have preached 10
more than 100000 persons. IN the
eleven weeks over 10000 persons Will
have "hit the trail"
Does hitting the trail" get results ?
The great majority OF experts here
say it does not. Practically all OF
the Sunday adherents say this. Do
you ask an analysis?
As each Convert" passes the plat
form he gives his name and address
TO one o. the secretaries In the Taber-
narle. These cards are sent to the
ministers in whose parish the Con
verts" live The clergymen are asked
10 investigate and TO work on the men
or women who are registered at the
Sunday meeting
Here are the results Of two invest-
cations:
One minister received eighteen cards.
Investigating, he found that four Of
the persons who registered gave icti-
tious names and addresses-they hit
the trail" as joke; ten were regular
members OF the clergyman's church,
and the other four had attended
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JEWISH.

At Temple BETHEL, Fifth av. and
10th ST., at IL a. m. tomorrow DR..
Samuel Schulman will speak on "Prac-
teal Religion"
The address before the Free Syna-
gogue at Carnegie Hall at II a. m. to-
morrow will be given by Julia Lathrop,
head of the Children's Federal Bureau,
who will speak on "The Children Of tho
Nation"
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

1.-THE Christians Triumph" will be
Dr.. Charles /. Goodel's sermon sub
ject at the morning service in st.
Paul's Methodist Church, West End
av. ard s6th ST. tomorrow. The Rev.
Charles Alexander will preach in the
evening on THE Compassionate
Christ"
What We Protestants Have in Com
mon with the Catholics" will be the
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theme OF DR.. william II. Morgan's sun.
day sermon in Calvary Methodist
Church, 12oth st. and Seventh nv, To-
morrow morning. This topic IL tho
third in n series Of co-religion preseh-
tations.
Justice Charles l.. Guy, OF the SUI
preme Court, will lecture In Park Ave.
nue. Methodist Church, Park av. ana
seth ST., at 10 q. m. tomorrow, on
"Our Courts as Courts OF Justice,
AT II a. m. DR.. Arthur Janison Will
rreach on "Overlooked Possessions,
and ut 8 p. IN. on "The Music OF inc
Evangel"
At st. Andrews Methodist Church,
West 10th St, DR.. Fred Winslow Adams
will preach at II n. m. tomorrow on
THE Silences OF the Cross" and at
y. m. on blessed Are They That are
Prosecuted for Righteousness Sake.
At the Old John Street Methodist
Church. services will be held morning
and evening tomorrow. Inc rev
Lewis X. Streeter will preach.
At ST. James Methodist Episcopal
Church, Madison sy. and 10th st., Inc
Rev. Dr. Archey Decatur Ball, VIII
preach at II a. m. tomorrow on "Ihe
Dynamic for Victory" and at p m
on "The Rediscovery Of ldealism."
At the Madison Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church, Goth st. and Madi-
son av., the Rev. DR.. W. A. Shanklln,
president Of the Wesleyan University,
will preach at II a. m. tomorrow, and
the Rev. W. b. Oliver at p. m. Wes-
leyan men are especially invited.
At Grace Methodist Church, West
lO4th ST., between Amsterdam and Co
lumbus avs, the Rev. DR.. Christian +.
Reisner will preach at II a. m. to-mor-
row on Jesus and Laborers," and at
8 p. m. on "Unhappiness Cured"
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REFORMED CHURCHES.

At the Collegiate Church OK ST.
Nicholas, Fifth av. and 4Sth St. the
Rev. DR.. Malcolm James Macleod, min
lister, will preach at IL a. m. to-mor-
row, and 6 p. m. on "The Question OF
Divorce" There will be Lenten ser
vice on Friday from 1920 to 1880 p
m, preceded by a twenty-minute organ
recital.
At the Marble Collegiate Church
Fifth nv. and Goth ST., Dr. Burrell Will
preach at Il q. m. tomorrow on "Jeru-
salem in Flames" and at p. m. on
"Can q Mother Forget?'
At the Collegiate Church, West End
ev. and 18th ST., the Rev. DR.. Henry
Evertson Cobb will preach ut ii a. m
tomorrow on 81 Believe in the Holy
Ghost" the fifth sermon in the series
on the Apostles Creed. At 4:3O p. m
the choir will sing Rossino's "Staoa'
Mater"
The troop Of Boy Scouts and two
camps Of Campfire Girls will attend the
morning service in Hamilton Grange
Reformed Church, West l49th st. and
Convent av., at IL o'clock tomorrow
when DR.. Paul Seibert Leinbach vii!
preach on Beware Of Habit" AT
p. m. the pastor will continue his popu-
lar series, taking the subject Are You
Blind"
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OF every man that giveth
it willingly with his heart ye
SHALL take My offering.

Ex IS. 2.
Giving to God Is too commonly
regarded as the privilege OF the
wealthy few. rather than q grace
10 be freely exercised by every
single member Of the redeemed
family. Many refrain from bring
ing their offerings because they
cannot AFFORD 10 give as much as
another, forgetting that witt God.
II there be first a willing mind,
II is accepted according to that
a man hath, and not according TO
that he hath not, God loveth not
large, but cheerful givers. and
there can be no doubt that the
simple gifts of the poor in Israel
towards the erection Of the Taber-
nacle were as precious in His
sight as the more costly offerings
Of their ~eslthier brethren.
FRANK n. WHITE.
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RELIGIOUS NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS


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UNITARIAN.

The Rev. John Haynes Holmes, Of
the Church Of the Messiah, Park az:
and oath St, tomorrow morning Will
begin a series Of three sermons, the
first being on "How 70 Live" Miss
Julia Lathrop, chief Of the Children's
Bureau, Of the Department OF Labor.
will speak tomorrow evening at the
public conference on "Children OF the
Nation"
At the Unitarian All Souls Church,
the Rev. william Laurence Sullivan
will preach at II a. m. tomorrow on
"Permanent Elements in Puritanism.'
On Wednesday at 8:l6 p. m. the third
free lecture in the series Great Chap
ters in the History OF Religious
Liberty" will be given. Special topic,
"Mazzini, Cayour and Garibaldi."
At the Lenox Avenue Unitarian
Church tomorrow the Rev. DR.. Merle
St. Croix Wright will have as his ser
mon topic What's Wrong with IA
tionallsm?"
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PAST PAYS WHEN
SUNDAY breaches

Continued from page 1
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sPIRITUALIsT.

I. DAYS sPIRtrUALlsrlc MISSION stfr.i
Psychological Research sCr.cy. y \ he. -
ing sunday. Mch .A, say. IS p " l@sg
Friday During The fTO Ue -. Chrsie1s. ~
other psychics EyepJady w,.cln. Aiss.sa -
Spiritual and Ethical SoolsS. ii, W y
Mouiigg address is'r Temple Brsn.n :. \,
nv Ms Reynolds Psychic L'ealas itirs -
Brigham
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-20

II n. m. on "Preaching Smooth Things"
and at p. m. he will give the fourth
in his Lenten series on "The Saviours
Suffcrings," "His Execution"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-20
BAPTIST.

At the First Baptist Church, Broad