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Desecas i "a eS,aCi6u o le Gamble SuS rlie
hIes. haSlelC : RosaleS Tel. Travis 1875.
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Horoscope GRATIS

Pfdeme tn horoscope > sabr1s 4
signi de tn personaiy T. suerts Dc ta
.porvenir. Ell Horoscope to comunica
Ia hpena ventura en- Ell amor, al a.
samiento, ell juego.y los aegosios- -
viame 2 sellos,y ~recibiras tn hor6see
DO gratis. =; j., -, ~ rs /,
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Gale D., Nc. IL.
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81 sorrcfTAN Asentes para Ia ven'I de
IL PEEySA IN las pobIacsOneS Ge aqua
TalIente, arizona. santa Monica, Ca!,for-
Fla. las persoaas que 50 inIereSen que
Ken t!r!s.rSe snlirtandO pTec!O ' ccI!di-
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HsCEMOS con t0da correction. car.as amo-
ro53s, &c pedimentp, rslIuItgclOneS. CITa9la-
amos. discusses ; lp12 clasc Do DoN,las
srnprcsas. Gc aUlvcTsarfo, paiTIoticaS. etc
prcClos mcGcradOS. UiTiIanse pUr c0rFrO 9
p. Caldcrol, 5lJ :. san saba ST. san Nnio
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PARA toda Clasa dc trabaios de Im3rcata,
dirfJaSe & IL PEENSA. Los haCemoS a Sa-
tlsf2cci6n del clienie Y 4 precIOs Sum2E!en-
ls mpCorRic5.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-29
CHURCH APPEALS FOR AID.

Among the clergymen Of New York
there are many who are doing the ne
boic task Of keeping their churches
alive by sheer dint Of self-sacrliicinG
and life-giviug service. Such minis
try is that Of the Rev. Kenneth :. GU:h-
RE. vicar Of Al Saints Protestant Fps
copal Church. down in Henry St, at tne
corner Of Scanned Street.
Gone are the days when this church
stood out i'm the centre Of the churcn
life Of the city. Gone also are its
former members. many Of whom were
numbered among the wealthiest people
OF the city That the church may con-
tinue its ministry 20 the life Of the now
changed community it has become 40
solutely necessary 20 raise an endOw-
ment. the income Of which is 10 be
used for the churchs sustenance and
growth.
All Saints Church stands on an en-
inence which was originally crowned by
the earthworks thrown up by General
Ward during the War Of the Rcyolu-
ton. This parish was originally lncor-
porated on September, 1870. as Calv.r>
Parish. When. four years later, Calvary
found home further uptown. the Re-.
william Clark founded the present pal
ish of All Saints, with George Dom
mick and James =. Allaire a. wardens.
This was the seventeenth Episcopal
parish IN Manhattan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-29

West 9TH ST.. 3 ,. m. D, D.,
shaw The Need for p, s.s'r e.
1 p. m, DR.. J. Herman p.,.'pslsc,ss
and a Modern Life; 5:i5 . "a !, ~,
Samuel Gralain, o. ,hs = w =, nsi,
Company. "The S,or, o. ~, gts's BIC,
the Blood on His Club" ''' H''
Young Mems Chns,is,
Bronx Union Branch, Wa. Hs''',,'ss
and lslst So. $3.50 . :, "a; 4,
Needing, on "Amer.can,s " G !
VII be answered at The ,ls.s. '' !,
Young Mems Chris,is,
Bedford az. and Monroe =, N'sS's',,
$3.50 p. M. the Rev. DR.. W;io'','. =
ter. on "A Mans Oppor,gr,i,...l,ss r.
cial music b. the Edna WIZ. ).
Quar'et A. $50 p. n VIZ, ~
Carroll will speak on aHov" ~ :. :.
Obtain a Better Brooklyn = :
Spiritual and Ethical g..
West l2fth a.. 3 D. m N. (
Tempie Brigham viii sDssk a. \. ~, -
'ho Treasure is" We
Theatre Franca.s. W,- IL.
p. NJ Henry Frank. leader d..
cal Religious Society. win -. ~
"Life. Death and Eterai,yp "a - ?
music. 'fi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-29
VACATION SCHOOL COURSE.

Children Of many uationaiities, all
Of them members Of last summer
Daily Vacation Bible Schools. viii
demonstrate in n series Of dramas and
tableaus all the phases of daily va
cation Bible school in operation. the
demonstration viii be given Tue sdaF
evening at O'Clock in tho Broadway
Tabernacle, Broadway and JGth So.
Admission is free 70 all persons inter
ested boz the welfare OF the little chii-
dren of the streets.
Work for next summer Daily Va
cation Bible School will begin Safur-
day morning. February >, at $3.50
o'clock. in the rooms OF the Daily Va
cation Bible School Association. go
Bible House. Fourth A.. and SIN st.
with the opening OF a schoo. of meth
OBS for prospective teachers boz the
schools Of the association. Ten ses-
sions will be held on consecutive Sat
urday mornings. with instruction lu
sacred and secular music suited %
children under fourteen years. in-
struction Will include Bible story tel
mg. with historic and geographic 7et-
ting. kindergarten work and games,
sewing. weaving, rahia cord work, bas-
kerry and hammock making The
school is open also 10 all sunday
school teachers and social workers.
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The Church That Is In New York

York realizes this. and expects 10 DO
her duty. Tho office OF the fund mas
been planted squarely IN wall street
Bishop Lawrence has taken up his work
from that centre. j. Pierpont Morgal.
has accepted the responsibility OF
treasurer. and will seek 70 make Ia"
fund success"
Revival Here Easy.
The fund deserves 10 be a success.
Too often men Of the ministry who
have given their very best m extending
the ministries of the Church have been
allowed 20 suffer when they were no
longer able TO perform the functions OF
their Offices. But why should not New
York also be the centre. the radlating
centre, from which should 20 other ana
more lasting supplies for the nations
strength and the nations growth?
A revival Of religion here. as easy Of
accomplishment as anywhere else IN all
the world, awaits the attitude IN all Of
ne upon which it's coming is condi-
toned
VIII the continually multiplying
church. clergy and other religious or
CARNATIONS soon hear the cry Of the
hour and pay the price that another
spring may not come and 90 without lts
being possible TO say. "N"w Norks
greatest need has been fulfilled. and
Christian courtesy. fellowship and go
operation have won the day against the
masscd forces Of sin and consequent
cvil"? When 10 ~ possible 20 say tkis
the recrudesccnce Of religious antag-
onisms. Of which President Wilson
spoke 10 us the other day. md the
cynicisms so often manifest i'm eccle-
siastical circles, and the narrow inter
pretations often placed upon the condi-
t'ons Of religious living will be sup
planted by those virtues for the promul-
cation Of which the Church was insti-
fufed and L. Offices dedicated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-29
TWO NEWARK PAPERS q
star and Eagle" FormerIy +.
by Smith, 10 he Consolis,,.

~ " Chaplin. Of San Frar,i...
to-day sold his newly acqg.,.s
DO 1.-THE Newark Evening S.,,s
"The Newark Eagle" 20 Henri (
heimer. Nathaniel &. Wright mn.
Haistead. le.sees o. aTks -.
Blade" o. Toledo. Ohio. n a..
purchased the properties for "a,
paying l0 per cont on accom-,
Beginning next Monday. =. b.
papers viii be- consolidated p,s.,
name of "The Newark Star.gay.,
ing printed - an afternoon ~. %.
Heretofore "The Eagle has be-.
iiehed "a n morning paper. ltv,,
announced that the STATS o. =, Z,
paper would be consolidated an !.
George D. Smith. son Of N, p.
Senator. would oe continued !, d..
Of the paper for the presen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-29
CHURCH NEWS AND NOTES
ONE Ill NDREDTH ANNIVERSARY.

An event Of unusual interest will be
the commemoration OF the Tooth ami
vcrsary Of the founding Of the New
Church tSwcdenborgianl East 35th
st., between Park and Lexington avs,
a. the service tomorrow morning.
Among the prominent members Of the
New Church Society have been Ma
thaniel Holly, Samuel Wordsworth, the
poet: James Chesterman and Charles
Doughty. among the first TO embrace
the teachings OF Swedenborg. and wh'
were among the group OF twenty. SIX
male members who organized them
selves. ~ a schoolhouse in James St.
a. THE Association Of the City Of
New York for the Dissemination of the
Doctrines Of the New Jeru allen.
Church" January Il. 1916. The pres
ent building. in East 35th st.. was
built in 1885 and formally opened and
dedicated on Sunday. February Is, 1893.
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TIE PANAMA CONGREsS.

The first Of the delegations going 20
Panama for congress on Christian
work in Latin America. which opens on
February 10. sailed from New York last
Wednesday. Il included John r. Mot,
Bishop William Cabell Brown and Inc
Rev s. G.. lnman. the executive secro-
tary Of the committee on cooperation
I'M Latin America. Robert T.. Speer Wi.l
head another delegation leaving here on
February .. Still another delegation
viii leave on February 3. Other depu-
tations are sailing to-day and February
. from New Orleans. More than h.ty
denominational and INSTRUMENTATION
al organizations are sending delegates.
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METROPOLITAN 2Sts

iu-ist IdI. iIffiotd i'' o. i.' .f't'
U.H I.Lt t..I. Ealat.uI
.nioht n , $3.50. t. s1I Lofsrgrir. G.is.i Ma
..t.l.-. ~-n...I E.aU. CHrifr Cord b is.2.r.
sun. ave. Richard WAGNER Concert hut Waite
llII Orr. t.f.. uaa."tr
hest mon. t. .il Lucia b.fr.erf1s ldeDaJ
u4.I...t Au.. t..I HsFa.
Wed. .. f.i- Caaii--i Rlsdca'a. Z4r-.a. B-a7 a..
E..-1. goo it.a. i.ll .. Gcseacss li.llu. Irrlri.
Marfllc.l Ile lIrt tN.4. Earlg. 0h
Thur .i .D Rheiaeo!d. Niageutie-. R4ppold
On.r. Sru.acl. Well Cont. Hei,.. Braun. kur'
aaeI A.flou,- Ct.l. Halaazl.
Thurs. 10 o.. La B0heue. "a 'aiat'i: taruso.
~cutu. Diur. Leen harit f0ri.. BagaslUu.
Fri. a. b.. Magic Flute. Gli.d. Hempe' Mason
Ur.ls. Braun. Gor.t1. Reiss C1.I. BodanEiy.
sat. MAJ. az Barblere Dc Slyglls. Barfen'osi
do Luca. Damacco. seglgHla. tUud.. Bagasnoi
SIT. Al l,5c ID So. Ballo In maschera kuTt.
Duchele. Garrison Martiuc.li Amaf0 'onI. PulaccO.
UANpMA\ PIANO Used
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-29
SERMON TOPICS TOMORROW


Calvary. West Fifty-seventh Street,
the Rev. Dr. Joseph ". Kemp. 4 a m,
"Bergamos," third sermon on Mes
sages 20 the Churches; evening. bap-
tismal service. sermon topic, WHO Are
7, BE Baptised and How; mems Bible
class. 10 "a. NJ.
Central. services being neid in Swed-
ish Church, Eighty-ninth Street, be-
tween Amsterdam ana Columbus ave-
nucs, the Rev. DR.. Goodchlld, II a. m.
"The Problem of Prayer; 5 p. m, THE
Saloons Grip on New York" The bap-
ticmal service will be held at $3.50 p.
NJ. in the First Church. Broadway and
Seventy Street
First. Broadway and Sevcnty-ninth
Street, the Rev. Dr.. l. VI. Ilaldeman. II
"a M. washed in the Blood: or a
Kingdom OF Priests; a Kingdom in
Which Every Priest Is a King, and
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Nv {. W. WEIGH.

What IS the greatest need Ct the
Church that Is IN New York?
VIII each Of you answer this CUES
ton to-day in such a way that you will
he willing FOR all the members Of your
church 20 know what you believe US
need IS? For the greatest Nesd you
have discovered in your own ehureh
may be a fairly accurate index 10 tne
greatest need which exists in tie entire
church life Of the city.
Is il more organizauOn'
Is u more complicated procedure
along the lines Of your chu-,h's &C
Istt moro reading and conscientious
study Of the Bible?
Is II more insistent and sustained
prayer? -o,-
church services? yt.
Is IL ability 70 account for the lie
and needs Of every individual whose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-29
New Thought.
Presbyterian.

Broadway - q. m. the Rev D..
Walter D. Buchanan. ON your Birth
right: $ p. m.. Rock or Sand.
Central. Madison av. and 9th 81,
4:30 p m.. Pre- ident Burton of Smita
College viii speak TO college men and
women.
Fort Washington Broadway and
Hath ST.. n o.. d.. the Rev. Dr. Jesse
T.. Forbes, on Church Extension an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-29

. Nf' H. A
Rev DAVID JAS OF RAiiL. - d. Minister
lf Tie s-rUc Which fOs iuI'fs-s Re er'rf "
g. II r.. NaI.te. D. E4aIam "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-29
@bert 3d. to@bureb f@o-morou
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
ST. JAMES CHURCH

Madison AfDurr 'ani slst stree.
sA M............... ............ lloJ tomml1.
Morning rra .er afl sermon Bishop Courtney
lvcn~orE HrI ~.rfH.n Nj bachmanl.
Hrgnrsffsrn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-29

tho faith which should be tho prcdomi-
nant basis underneath any religious
cdihce.
We have heard this week from the
President of our nation that these are
strcssful DAYS. Indeed. there are few
days without some hour of trial IN
which religion Is required that we may
emerge with better opinion OF our
own fitness 10 encounter the conflicts
Of life.
These are days and weeks. IT seems
10 me. wncn international. national
statc. city and individual tcnsity acts
airectlv as n schoolmaSter In directing
our thoughts TO things religious
things spiritual and eternal II times
like these. with their complement o.
METEOROLOGICAL incentive. are allowed 10
slim away. taking with them these op.
portunitics and the ease Of religious ana
sriritual surrender. when may We ex-
pcct a retprr Of such rehgiousil I'm
pclling epoch ?
Religion Grips BclligercntS.
We read in the cable messages from
Liverpool yesterday that the com
mandcr of ;he first British battle
cruiser squadron has made stirring
appeal for n great religious revival m
England. lie said such revival had
already taken place in France and Rus-
sia. Certainly. If these days are per
mittcd 20 slip away without religious
awakening in any Of the bclIigercnt
countries Of Europe there can be no
hope for them
We have been told repeatedly by
those who have been close TO the bat
tie front that the Transformation IN the
attitude Of those in the trenches tow
ard ono another has been most marked
and significant. Furthermore. We have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-29

Every King Priest; p. m, Almost
Persuaded, but Lost at Last, or Paul
Wonderful and Pathetic Sermon Before
King Agrippa.'
Christian Science.
Subject OF the less0n-sermon IN all
churches tomorrow will be Love.
Congregational.
Manhattan. Broadway and Seventy
sixth Street. X p. m, the Rev. Dr. stun
son. on preparedness Necessity the
first Of n series Of Sunday night al
dresses on subjects which are no" de
handing wide attention.
Episcopal.
Ascension, Fifth Avenue and Tenth
Street. 4 p. m, musical service, Men
delssohn's "Eliiah" will be sung; p.
M. Public Forum, Theodore Rousseau
secretary 10 the Mayor. will speak on
"a Dav I'm the Mayors Office. Thurs
day X y. m. the Rev. william r. Walsh
before the Religious Forum. on Mod
crnism IN the Roman Church"
Beloved Disciple, Eighty-sixth street,
n,gr MADISON Avenue, the Rev. Or.
Henry ". Barbour will preach a. a.
m. and p. m, at ,. M, the Rev.
John Acworth. Attractive musical pro-
Vrammc AZ both morning and after
neon services.
Calvary. Fourth nv and DIST ST.. the
Rev. DR.. Theodore Sedgwick II a. m,
"Beseeching Jesus 10 Depart p. m,
Evil Influence and Christian Obliga-
ton"
Incarnation. Madison nv. and 3jth 81.
Tho new ! p. m. service, with Russian
music and cello playing by Russell b.
kingman, which vas such big success
last Sunday. will be continued to-mor-
row. This service is not merely sacred
concert, but is more devotional than
usual.
Intercession Chapel. Broadway and
l55th ST. 1 p. m, popular vespers; mu-
sic by Paul Lemay, violinist, and Leo
Riggs. organist The Rev. Dr. Gates
will read selections from "The Apochry-
pha" and speak on "Tobt's Prayer
Old Trinity, Broadway and Wall 81.
II a. m, the Rev. Arthur =. Hunt, OF
General Theological Seminary; $3.50
p. m. the Rev " b. Kinkaid; 3 p. m,
the Rev l.. +. Sills.
Lutheran.
The Rev. +. Pfotenhauer, president
Of the Missouri Lutheran Synod. ami
lated with the Synodical Conference,
has sailed 10 attend the meetings OF
the Lutheran Synod Of Brazil, held IN
Porto Allegro, Brazil, from March
10 -.
Methodist.
Metropolitan Temple. Seventh az. and
l4th ST., the Rev. DR.. Marshall on New
Wine in Old Bottles; 5 p. m. Flying,
Running. Walking" together with
lecture. with motion pictures, on w ar
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New York city,; p. m, the Rev. Or;
Martin, The Doom OF BAD BUSINESS.
pork Avenue. ut S6th At, 10 a. m,
& s,onwood Menken. president Of the
National Security League, on "Nabonhl
Egiciency"; at ii a. m. and p. m. the
Roy. DR.. Jameson will preach.
Scotch. Central Park West and 9btn
a. tho Rev. Dr.. Watson. II n. np ~
God Exists. Whatw p. m, AN IN
ouisitivo Woman" Sulliyan's oratorio
aTbe Prodignl Son" will be rendered
at $3.50 p. m.
West End. n a. m. the Rev. DR..
Keivwin: X D. m. william II. Anderson,
leader Of the New York State cam
paign. will speak on the optional pro
hibition referendum bill which ~ no"
pending at Albany.
Reformed.
Fourth German. 40 West 45th ST..
memorial service at , p. n. for inc
late Dr. John Henry Oerter. who wa
senior pastor Of Now YORK ''ty.
Speakcrs will be the Rev. D.. joseph
z Durvee. the Rev. julius Jaeger, me
Rev. Edward g. ". Meury and senior
Elder Charles &. Scfinkcl Charlie
Meter IL conducting The regular work
OF this church.
Reformed Presbyterian.
Reformed Presbyterian. 308 West
i22d st., the Rev. DR.. Wilbert v.
White. Of the Bible Teachers 1ralnin~
School, viii speak at II a. m. Stranger
welcome.
Swedcnborgian.
Now Church. East 18th ST.. specis.
service concentrating the loom an
niversary Of the New Church society
in this city. The New Church doc
trnes were first made known mere By
Edward Riley. Who brought the works
Of Swedcnborg from England IN l6O~.
The lots upon which the present church
building stands were donated By James
Chcsterman.
Theosophy.
Hoadouarters. 2228 Broadway Eu-
gene Del-Mar, at 8:l5 .. m, on "A Sci
ence Of Living"
Messiah. Park Az. and Gath ST.. II
y. H.. tho Rev Dr. Holmes. on lie.
There BE Light" This viii be spe-
cial sermon in dedication Of the James
Henry Parker memorial window.
Uniyersalist.
Divine Paternity, Central PARK West
and 10Th ST., II a. m, Young Peoples
dav sermon by the Roy. DR.. Hall, "Op-
portunity Spells Responsibility; $50
.. ~. Dr. Orlando +. Lewis, on
"Thoma, Mott Osborne and Sing sing
Prison.
Miscellaneous.
National Bible Institute. pa West
35th st.. Saturday. February >. 1:i3
p. m. Miss Maria A. Gerber. who for
nineteen years has conducted the lion
Orphans Home in Asia Minor. VIII
speak before the Woman's Institute
League.
New York Port Society, Mariners
Church. 1855 Eleventh ay- Thursday
February 3. az ; p. M. concert WI.
be given under the auspices OF the
WomaD's Auxiliary.
Young Mems Christian ASSOCIATION.
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