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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
Don't Hit Jumps
Former Federal League Arbitcr
Gets Si."50 for Assault by
D't'onuur.

81. LOUIS, March Sit bchooycs
all ball players to he cnrcfui about
nSSauIting urnpircs. jack McNulty,
fGrmrr nrbitcr In the Federal
IcnSuc, to-day compromised u suit
against jack OtOumor. In which he.
WAS awarded SI.aOU dam:irrS by 70
jury. for = 100.
OF an assault charge which Nc<ulty
preferred against UtonnUr. who
WIS huunscr at the 81. Louis Feds
IA t9il ot'onnOr tUnI> issue with
Nc\Ults over u decision, aud in the.
argument which arose - ncur-rIut
cnsurh. during which NcNuIty
charS"u o'tonnor gave him ~ beat
ing.
McNuity sued O'Cuunur for S5.Oi,O
nut the Jury >uN ft 10 allow him
only Sl.oon. O't onnor recently sued
and Obtuincd Judgment for S5,OuO
against the Browns, which he
rInincd WAS due him nS ii,nmncrr
~ the BrOwn> in IDI..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
MACK LOSES PITCHER
Ni"h.San ni,crstty Star Decides fo
Continue Practice nj LAW.
Much in Demand.

Ann hEEpI:, MICH, March S.
Pitcher Charles Ferguson. OF the Attn
leticS. viii not Join the team this sea-
son. but Will continue TO practice law
at WAYNE W. Va. according TO n letter
rc wr"t" 10 friend here which was
made public to-day WAYNE IS Fer
Tusou's homo town.
Fcr&usou, next to Sislcr. who is with
Tn. 81 Louis Americans. was cousid-
cred the star Of the pitching corps OF
the University of Michigan for two sea
sous. President Naviu, OF the Detroit
Americans. tried TO obtain him last
Year, but Mack had a previous claim.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
From a Champ Diary

Jess Willard awOkr nj O'clock
sunday morning. The first thing
he did was tO open his cycs
Although u WINS Sunday, mud consc-
Gucntty dny of rest. Jess insisted
on getting up before brcnkfnst.
Thc hcnNywciEht champ has 70 s,s-
tenn or trniutnE peculiar to him
self. lie puts his sugar in his rof-
Zee with his right hand. and stirs
IL with his lrft. In TIL. WAY he
develops both sides Of his body In,
rTuni prOpurtiOns. The "cowhoy"
hns tnkcu OF four pounds in tho
Inst six days. He expects 10 enter
the ring NJ tn light for the we'll
iron mon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09

IIEIiN UNUVE. ND. Mnrch S.-The
Icrrc iiantc Central League Baseball
'lWb announced to-day the purchase Of
i've PLAYERS from In" ST Iouis Amer
lcau League club. They are: Pitchers
tochrtn i'itzmicr aud SchatHmann
Catcher pHri"u and outncldcr Schultz.
iHr purchase DrlC" was not made
Known II was also announced that
butcher William ':rniucr, who in 1917
won nineteen gaines for the Fort
Wayne central Lea que Club. has signed
Tcrrc lIauic contract Ito refused TO
loin the Fort Wayne club last year be-
cause OF salary differences.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09

IN" subject in both lectures IN tho
Practical lionIc Nursiug Courses at tho
foun" Womcr's Christian Association
tins week viii Lee Tables and tho caro-
OF Thcm." This is IN connection with
the national celebration of "Ect,or.
Babies Week Miss Mcleod viii Ice
turo at her regular class period on
Thursday ut $50 o'clock. and Miss
Cowling will speak on the same sub
icct ut s o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
Il. T.. LEE TEAM WANTS
10 rI.NN IINNANN CNNSI-Is

mo Z. y Lco hasvNall icNm. having
anxious for practice .am.s ON March
Is ana -. The tcam would like very
much 30 play the Havana cousUls on
their diamond on tho latter date
Thomas, Of last years Havana Con-
Su!S, Viii twirl this game II 4 can bc
arranged. William Roy. 40 North
Twcnty-SiXth street, i manager of
the team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
ROWLING; TEAM REQUESTED
no REPbttr FOR PRACTICE

Manager L. y. Eowsoy. OF the Palace
alleys. wishes the Palace team 10 re-
rort Tor practice tonight ut S:30
"cloCk: The team 10 report consists
son. Miller, Spiiitng ana Eowsey THIS
team viii represent the Palace alleys
IN the a Z. b a. tournament in WASH
ingtOu next month.
Tonight, In the Palace League tn"
kaiscr's Pets VIII meet the Telephone
nl,..InrltiOn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
Dobson Granted viii -, r,r

The Snprcm" Court Of Appeals on
yesterday granted a writ of error ana
superscdcas in the case OF tho Com
monwcalth AGAINST IIuCh H. Dobson
sentenced on December o. 1915. in tho
circuit Court Of Fairfax County. TO
serve three years in tho pcnitcntiary
for criminal assault Tho court held
that tho sentence was not I'm accord
with the punishment prescribed In tho
STATUTE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
SpcnkS to Zlnnfst dining.

Or. Schnaryouh Levin Will speak in
Richmond sunday in the auditorium OF
the John Marshall High School under
the auspices Of the Virginia Zionist
Club OF Richmond aud the Erandeis
Zionist Club Of Petersburg. Dr. Levin.
who was compelled TO leave Rus.ia
because of political reasons, served as
deputy from the province OF wilma TO
the first Russian Duma
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09

Governor Stuart on yesterday sent
PACK FOR minor corrections Senate bin
no. -. n local bin for the incorpora-
ton OF tho town of Victoria The
corrections pointed ont by the Cover
nor were OF a grammatical nature. for
tie most part.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09

Police ScrGcant Bradley and Police
man SamuolS yesterday arrested 4. II.
Harris on q charge OF being drunk and
rccklcssiy driving team through tho
streets.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-05
653,64O Souls Harvested
in Church, S Bumper Year
Ministerial Ranks Increased by LOO in l9lo Which
Reflects Prosperous Conditions throughout Nation
DESPITE Net Ioss of 5S Church Organizations.

53. 900 and the Southern almost $4,000.
These last are quite unusual gains.
The Protestant Episcopal Church Is
larger than il was oy 26.64s.
An interesting fact is that the gains
in the South were quite extraordinary
The Southern Baptists had an increase
Of 10000 and more, and the southern
Nethodists If G6.000 Adding the
Southern Presbyterians the net in
crease Of these three bodies was moro
than 100000. or well on 20 a third OF
the aggregate gains for the year. The
returns for the Disciples ot Christ for
1915 arc not yet ready. They would
probably add materially 20 the increas'
Of the year.
Number of Churches Less.
A remarkable feature Of Dr. CAROLS
statistics. which will be published i'm
mediatelv in the Federal Council Year
Rook. Is that there has been a net de
crease. instead OF the normal increase
Of churches. The net loss - not large,
only l5s, but in 1914 there was gain
Of more than 1900. The Lutherans
quite unaccountahly appear 10 have lost
nearly a thousand churches during the
year, partly due. perhaps, 20 defective
statistics. Even In the South, which
had so large an in-gathering OF mem
bers. there was little increase In
churches. The Southern Baptist Con
vention reports losses which about of
set gains; the Methodist Church
South had net increase Of 96, and
the Southern Presbyterians &C only
eight. The Northern Methodists gained
New-York tribune., 1916-02-05
RECTOR HERE TO MAKE
NEW YORK CITY DRY
Rev. James Empringham Takes
Charge of AntisSa'Oon League.

"We're going 10 make the feathers
ny. We're going 20 harry John Barley
corn until he gives up. for We won't"
The Rev. james Empringham, fighter,
shot out his jaw and squared his shOul-
ders. lie arrived from Syracuse yes
terday 10 become superintendent Of the
metropolitan district Of the Saloon
League Of New York lie had left his
place as rector of St. PauPs Cathedral
TO assume his new duties. In his way,
the Rev. James Empringham is as
thorough a fighter o, the booze habit
"a is the Rev. Billy Sunday.
81 left my position because | realized
il was my duty TO do so,' he said.
MY main activity will be in speaking
in the churches on Sunday and at spe-
cial gatherings during the week and in
personally enlisting men Of affairs.
have some very good friends engaged IN
The LIQUOR traffic, aud am advising
them to get out while the getting is
good
What was the cause of your cru
sade ," tho minister Was asked.
Hell WAS eighteen inches removed
from my church" he replied "They
sold liquor there. though the place was
advertised a. movie house"
New-York tribune., 1916-02-05
By CHARLES W. WEIGH.

At the end Of 1915 there were loo
fewer churches in the United States
thsn the year before, but there were
100 more ministers and 65S,6l0 more
church members than there were at the
end Of 1914
These figures relating 70 church mem
bership in the United States and lis
possessions are taken from the advance
report Of the Year Book Of the Federal
Council Of Churches in America, which
includes thirty Of the leading denom-
.nstions.
Tho European war did not. appsr-
entity, seriously affect the prosperity of
the churches Of the United States in
1915. A net increase of nearly 653,000
ocmmunicants. says Dr.. II. X. Carroll,
the ecclesiastical ststistician, if not un-
usually large, Is certainly not abnor-
mslly small II is fairly distributed
among the larger denominations, ex-
cepting the Lutherans, who report a
loss Of nearly 1900 for the year. much
o. which may be explained. perhaps, by
faulty returns. The Catholics gained
nearly lSs,000. the Methodists upward
Of 1900. the Baptists nearly i91, 200.
the PTesbyterisns more than $4,000, OF
which the Northern body had nearly
New-York tribune., 1916-02-05

1888 Several Of the Presbyterian bod
ics. which enjoyed al unusual i'crease
In communicates. show falling on IN
the number Of churches. The North
crn Church. for example. has net
loss of 1873.
Doubtless the hard times that seem
10 have come upon the churches In the
rural regions and which have led 10 the
closing Of number OF churches whlch
were formerly hourishng, and TO the
consolidation OF many others. accounts
ut least in part for the decrease.
The grand totals of minister's are
$50. .607, an increase of over l,'Oo: OF
churches. 225.33i, decrease Of loS
and o. COMMITMENTS. 3e,3sO, III, gam
Of 659 $40.
In their finances the churches gen
orally have not suffered The tota IN
come for foreign missions was S.6oO,-
600 greater in 1915 than in l9li' that
for home missions shows a falling oi'
OF about s7S0.O00. A very large amount
in the aggregate was contributed
through the churches for war reliei OF
one kind or another.
The increase for the quarter century
since 1890 Ia very large. Dcnomina
tonal groups Of 100000 COMMITMENTS
and upward. embracing all but about
100000. have nearly doubled their
numbers Having l9.32s,000 in 1890
they now have .255000. indicating q
net gain for the twenty-five years of
nearly 100000. OF more than 9S per
New-York tribune., 1916-02-05
WAR RELIEF GIVEN
ASTONISHES JEWS
Message of Thanks to America
Sent Out by CO-Religion-
lists Here.

Overwhelmed by the returns follow
ing the Presidents appeal for aid for
the Jcws in the war zone, their CO
religlonists in this country yesterday
expressed their thanks 70 the American
people.
Thanks. America" said the mes
sage Of gratitude issued by the People,
Relief Committee. "It is the only eH-
pression that sums up all we have "a
saw. We knew we believed in the big
bear.edness Of the American people
yet We did not know until now no"
really big hearted they are"
The same committee is arranging Tor
bszasr and fair 10 raise an additional
100000. 1t will be held at the Grand
Central Palace from March % TO April
2 Samuel Untermyer IL chairman OF
the bazaar committee. and other mem
hers are Mrs. Adolph Lewisohn, Mrs
pbilin Lewisohn, Mrs. Henry hosko-
vltz. Mrs. william Einstein and Mrs
Abe Cahsn.
Harry Bischel announced yesterday
that in answer to the Presidents ap-
peal approximately $4,000 was col
Iac.ed in about fifty small communities
The American Jewish RELIEF Com
roit,ee announced yesterday that y
had received a total Of s2,loZ,zoO.sZ IN
cash and pledges. An additional s2O,-
000 reached the committee yesterday.
Contributions Of $4,000, $4,000 ana
"a zoo have been received from Bai;i-
New-York tribune., 1916-02-05
CHURCH NEWS AND NOTES.
DEDICATION OF CHOIR STALLS.

The new choir stalls, organ cases and
the marble paving in the chancel IN
Trinity Church will be formally dedl-
Gated at the II o'clock service to-mor-
row morning. These new fittings, when
enhance the richness and beauty OF the
chance Of old Trinity, are the GIT OF
Louis Y. Bell as a memorial TO his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Bell. The Key
DR.. William r. VI nnng, rector, VIII Of
fciate at the service. The general char
meter Of the work is Of the period OF the
early fifteenth century. There are cano-
pied stalls on each side Of the two bays
in the chancel Each wall stall ls sur
mounted by an elaborate and delicately
carved canopy. Dividing these canopies
are carved diagonal buttresses carried
on brackets and surmounted by angels
playing musical instruments or bearing
soils and singing. The arms OF the
end stalls in each bay are adorned with
figures OF kneeling saint.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-05
A MEMORIAL SERVICE.

A memorial service in commemora-
ton of the Rev. David R. Fraser. one
Of the Oldest and most prominent Pres.
byterian ministers in this country will
be held tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock in the Old First Presbyterian
Church. Of Newark. Dr.. Fraser, who
was director Of Union Theological
Seminary. was also connected with
many other religious movements Of the
day. Though in his seventy-ninth year
when he died. DR.. Fraser was trustee OF
Princeton University and president OF
the board Of directors ot Bloomfield
Theological Seminary.
Speakers at the service will be John
Grier Hibben. president OF Princeton
University. the Rev. william Y. Whit.
taker. william 7. Chapman, julius r.
Wolf, David G. Wylie and William j
Dawson.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-05

pers. "Mracles OF Healing Cam Iney
Bo Explained "
Miscellaneous.
Henry Frank. leader Of the Ethica'
Religious Society, at p. m. IN the
Theatre Francais, West 44th 81, nrs'
of series Of eight addresses on Ihe
Foundations Of Twentieth Century
Faith" For n prologue ne viii SPEAK
on Louis Brandeis and the Supreme
Court" an
Spiritual and Ethical Society, l4S l4,SI
West i25th st. VII. J. Erwood Will
speak. both morning and evening.
Young Mems Christian Association
West 23d st. 3:55 p. m, the Rev. Dr'
Nehemiah Boynton. Of Brooklyn, on
"The Experience Of Religion
Young Mems Christian Association
West 57th st., p. m, Dr. Lyman Ab
bott, editor Of "The Outlook Will
speak on "The Battle Of Life
Young Mems Christian Association
Washington av. and lslst ST. Dr. Z. D.
Needing. at $3.50 p. m. on What Eyes
See" Dr. NEEDING Ia well known eye
specialist.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-05
more, Atlanta and T..
iyely. 'nshhn, Pa.

iyely. ifsh'an, r
a mass meeting for -.
sufferers will DO b.l5 sne Jsr,,
The Academy Of Music on N sS'<ah :
The United Slater o. C. sS.as,J =
diers Comforts, vhleb' b'''f y. n N
Knitted articles for -. ~ IS .s.,-,.,
IN England, France and B'l,M b. y n.t,'
an appeal Yesterday for %us;a, rn
or cash, which nay be 49,. ,'''l.a -,
aold schrsmm, $50 ws,, y 3 Nh 4
August Belmont. ,,s,,
Committee o. Mercy, ys.,.,,a. '' q d
"a a total Of eontribut,ar, ',i>-
37OA1 The Armenian Fg,s W y
tne Armenian Committee his. ,
tion with the Committee ., " eN;sr
totals S252,7l933. The B,,''''l A'''l q
can War Relief Fund 80 ,,. A-c
e sterday the follov.nr ea,,,,,r''s
Of 500 or more: '''ai'..s
nrs. Shaw Safe, $500. ".
I. Morgan. $500: Mrs. rliiay.,r yr : ssr',
$3.50; Mrs. william Cro,s,, ,s,'.,';'';
500 each from Mrs. Cols...A - a,
'selin, Mrs. Walter Jane, w. q,
oates, Yrs. Chester Nun. ~ 1 I.
Lynde S'etson, C.em.n. 8 me,
and Mrs. J. Pierpon, gorgss. r.e'x
The fund committee has ,r,..
n matinee 81 the Century T.s.s
Tuesday Among the box 49, y
buyers Of seats are Yrs. 0,i'.n z
Mrs. Cornelius VANDERBILT. w.. 4
Vanderbilt, nrs. Otto X "a.
Frederick ". Whi,ridr a. =
Auchincloss. Among th. per,sr-.. =
be Elsie Ferguson, Grace La
Marie Dressler, Maurice s,t +, -, =
Walton and Hrs. Patrick car,;., X
New-York tribune., 1916-02-05
SEEKS NEW MEMBERS.

The Rev. Finis Idlemsn, the new min
lister Of the Central Christian Church
in West Eighty-frst Street, Is seeking
with the cooperation Of the member'
Of his church, TO add one hundred new
members to the congregation by Easter
He is also seeking to affiliate all mem
bers Of the Disciples Denomination wht
arc in New York without church rela
tionship. He estimates that there arr
nearly / 900 unattached members Of hi
denomination in New York who have
not transferred their church member
chip 20 q New York church.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-05
A DUAL ANNIVERSARY.

Tho Sunday school OF the German
Reformed Emmanuel Church Of Brook
lyn will celebrate its thirty-tirst ami
versary and the thirty-hrst anniversary
of its superintendent, John Berge, be
ginning next Saturday afternoon at :
o'clock with q reception 20 the old and
new members Of the school. This is
one Of the first German churches TO in
stitute English services for their young
people. Emmanuel Church started the
practice when its young people were
organized into an English speaking
Sunday school on February Is, 1855.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-05
Church Organ Mrs. Sage, O,

Mrs. Russell Sage has rc..,,
Rev. DR.. Robert J. Kent, pastor 4,
Church n-the-Gardsns, Of F,,.- 2
Queens, that she will have r.;
organ installed in the church |, |.
for use at the Easter s.rrirr
church was buff by Mrs. saY, 4
Of chimes will also be installed /,
tower.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-05
The Church That Is In New 7 Ork

the Rev. John Douglas Adams WIZ
preach at both services The Young
Mems Bible Class will hold its ninc, nc
,eenth annual dinner February y, o:So
n nj. Mt the Aldine Club, Firth Avenue
kuilding. Guests OF honor includo
william II. Taft, eX-Prcsident OF the
limited States: Charles w. Schwab
president of Bethlehem steel Corpora,
ton: John NJ Slaton. Ex-Governor oil
Georgia: Arthur Woods. Police Com
missioner Of New York, and hd"hro
J. Cappell, Of Philadelphia.
First. Broadway and Scventy-ninth
street, Rcv. Dr. Hnldcman, IL a; m.
"How Christian May Limit the LIN
,tless Power Of God"; < p. m. ne
Son of the Living God; or, The KOCH
on Which the Church Is Built ChriS'
and Not Peter. the Rock
Madison Avenue. at Thirty-hrs'
Street, Rev. DR.. Charles A. Eaton, IL
n. m. "A Communion Meditation Z
p. m, "Why the Bible Is Different
Washington Heights. Convent Avenue
and li5th Street. Rev. DR.. Patti son, II
a m. "Thc Valley Of tho SHADOW;
p. m. Madame Bubble
Christian Science.
The subject Of the le-son-sermon IN
all churches tomorrow VIII ne
spirit" N.
Second Church, Central Park Wes'
and Sixty-eighth Street, at 3;5l
p. m. free public lecture by Nirgii y
Strickler. member OF the board OF lee
turcship Of the Mother Church bos'
ton.
congregational.
Broadway Tabernacle, az 56th ST., the
Rev. Dr. Jefferson. II n. m. and : p m;
subject. "Hypocrites Ancient and
Modern"
Pilgrims, Remsen and Henry SITS.
BROOKLYN. II a. m, the Rev George A
Johnston Ross, of Union Theological
Seminary, New York.
Manhattan. Broadway, near 18th ST.
s .. m. the Rev Or. stimson, on
"Amcrica's Worldwide Obligations,
Or Stimson is giving Il series Of Sun
day night addresses on important sub
New-York tribune., 1916-02-05
TOPICS TOMORROW
Baptist

Calvary, West Fifty-seventh Street
Rev. Or. Joseph W. Kemp. II a. m.
"Thyatira"; : p. m. "The Question OF
the Ages" Thursday evening begins
the historical section of the mid-weck K
Bible course; subject "1he Book OF
Judges-The Book of Failure"
Central. at Swedish ". L. Church
West Eighty-ninth Street. Rev. Dr.
Goodchild, II a. m. The Marks Of The
Lord Jesus; p. m, THE Excuses We
Make"
Fifth Avenue, at Fifty-ffth Street,
New-York tribune., 1916-02-05
PRESRYTERIANs TO HEAR KNOX

The Presbyterian Social Union OF
New York City and vicinity will have
as is guest of honor at It's regular
meeting Monday evening, AZ the Hotel
Savoy. ex-Secretary OF State Philsnder
Z. Knox.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-05

Al Souls. Fourth av. and Goth st.-li
a. m. the Rev. William /. Sullivan.
"Ob ects of Our Loyalty. No 3. Our
Country Ethics Of Patriotism"
Messiah. Park av. and 34th -. II
q. u.. the Rev. DR. Holmes on Bar
riers 70 Brotherhood"
New-York tribune., 1916-02-05
| niversali-t.

Divine Paternity. Central Park West
and 10th ST. the Rev. Dr. Hall. II
Il. IN. THE Enemy. 1880 y. IN. yes.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-05
REFORMED CHURCH OF HARLEM
Hamilton Grange

LeuoI Avenue AMI l13d Street.
Rev EDGAR TIIrON Dr.. y - Minister.
n VI. Communion afi Hrrtp'lun ~ sos Members
b. NJ Musical Scr'irr >fs 90 Naur"
u,miIto, c,a,o, Convent Av 4 " li,th 81
Honi ituh uiahB1 %caf Ans .rasu Ave
PAIL >LfKEKr LEINliACH ID ID Milsfef
u !. "stoning the Saviour" tOMNt NIOS.
o. The Deserted Noust."
New-York tribune., 1916-02-05

aIn Asr rfi -ffh ST.
Rev DAVID JAS Bt KKELL. u. y. Ninist1f
1911 preach.
II A N-"Ihe Tlhuial0rs ~ Llite FA;h "
I " Tho square Deal 90
New-York tribune., 1916-02-05

RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRitNos.- ne,rra
10 worship. II N. a. 2el Es,i lJth a. Mao
batfau al 10 Schernr-- IN a.. Brooklyn
Religious Soclsty Of Friends lOrtir'orI Mslrgs
for NDr lip. u o'lnck 80 Grawerrr Park. NeF
Yofk. a.d Lsisyoife ari Ws-hinefct as, Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1916-02-05
@fbere to@o o@bpreb@o-momo~
REIOR MED.
THE MIDDLE COLLEGIATE CHURCn
ruE MARBLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH.

2d Ave aId I'm ~
Rev JOHN o FAGG. y. d Minisier
Rev J. Frederic T.rs. l. d. viii preach Of
q A " anl /. "
New-York tribune., 1916-02-05

Ncf EHI Ave afI lIih y
Rev HENRY EVEHTSON COBB ID ID Minister,
vii prea.a - n A 81 and go p "
A. go suoler' salt ant lishi-Th'
Fleet ~ lLf.stiaI Character ell. fhe N1rlI. -g-
--n- N..-. Mn---L- --------a -LIIl-- u IraLse -
New-York tribune., 1916-02-05
SOC ItII>T.
SPIKIII AIIsT.

BRYANT HALL. ca Avenue a, q: So sunday,
Z. ~ BOUCK WHITE. Preacher. feb. o.
can CO. BE- fouNt Hfl0A Fulton Street 90
New-York tribune., 1916-02-05
Methodist.

Metropolitan Temple, Seventh av and
iith st.. : p. m, Rev. DR.. {. {. Mar.
shall on "The Cross Roads" Sacred
concert By the Beasey sister.
Old John street. the Cradle OK
Mcthodism in America" the Rev. DR..
Streeter will preach at both services
-. Andrews. West 10th st.. Rev Dr.
Adams. IL q. m. "When It Is q Sir 20
Forget: p m.. The Secret Of a
Bethany Home" thirteenth Bible love
story sermon.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-05
THE COLLEGIATE CHURCH OF 1T
NICHOLAS
WEST End coIIFCI,Tr curRcH

fh Ave AID fFN 80
Rev MALCOLM JAS Mcleod j y. Minister.
uil preach 81 % 4 " ant =. NJ
Church Scloo. ~ ++J 4 ".
New-York tribune., 1916-02-05
Jewish.

Free Synagogue. Carnegie Hall. IL
a. m. Dr.. Wise will begin series OF
addresses on THE Deeper Things OF
Life" Subject tomorrow, Birth and
Before" At the evening forum Pro.
fe.sor Edmund Won Mach. Of Harvard
University, on The War from the Ger
man Viewpoint
Temple BETHEL, Fifth av. and 18th
ST.. II a. m, Dr. Samuel Schu.man on
"The Spiritual Tragedy OF Al Ages.
Temple Emanuel, Fifth av. and 43d
ST.. Monday, February :, Or. Enelo"
on "The Bible in Jewish Literature and
Life"
New-York tribune., 1916-02-05

NfIkll I AIlsI.
FIRST GERMAN sPiRlTULLIsr CHURCH.
sffyi c, ln English Sunday. Y "
Good - Afrr. spiritual demon sfrsflous
PA,.-' Gia-i Circle. 'eth .nd Columbus cifr'-
SPIRITUAL AND ETHICAL SOCIETY. ~ West
l.5fh Mr. VII ! Ensood of Ihl. eIc.yhiA mon.
iag AID evening Es.lins theme. 'Foics sraus -
Immortality 10
New-York tribune., 1916-02-05
Ethical Culture.

Meeting House, Central Park West
and 63th St, II q. m, Percival Chuoo,
Of St. Louis. president Of the Nationa
Drama Society. on THE Theatre and
the Drama: Their Functions in the
Community; p. m, Alfred ". Mar
tin. Hebrew History from 1ts Origin
TO the Time Of Jesus"