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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-07-31
HAD THE FIRST PLACE

A prominent lawyer tells this story:
81 remember 30 years ago there
were about Is or Is of us-all law
yers-seated about fire place at O
hotel. A bedraggled stranger, wet to
the hide, came in tried to get accom-
lmodations, and was told there was
mot room left. The nearest Other
place was quite distance away
Shivering, the stranger looked at the
fire, but we formed such a solid line
about it that he turned regretfull!
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-07-31
ONE ON BILLY SUNDAY

Billy Sunday, while in Baltimore
recently. asked a newsboy the way
to the postofice. The boy told him.
After that he patted the boy on the
head. and said: my young man. do
YOU know who I ami" mo. SIR"
"Tm Billy Sunday; come up to my
tabernacle some time and I'll show
YOU the way to heaven" "Whatre
trying to do, kid met" asked the ur
chin. why. you don't even know
the way to the postofice."
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-07-31
FLOWERS FOR YOUR GARDEN
Flowers Suitable For Florida and
When to Plant Them.

flowers in State that has twelve
months of summer. In their north
ern home they knew just when to
plant to get the best results, but when
they came to Florida they found
changed conditions and were lost as
to the best time to plant flowers to
lget the best results. The following
data relative to planting flowers in
Florida has been prepared and dis
Itributed by the st. Augustine Cham
Der of Commerce, and will doubtless
prove helpful to many.
Balsams. bloom in summer.
! Begonias, bloom in summer.
Bachelor buttons. plant in Febru-
AIRY. bloom in spring.
Blackeye Susans, plant in Semptem-
her, bloom in winter.
Gala lilies. pant in October, bloom
in spring.
i Calendulas, plant in October, bloom
in winter.
Candytuffs, plant in February,
bloom in spring.
Carnation pinks, plant in Novem.
Der. bloom in winter.
Clerodendrons, plant in November
bloom in sping.
Clematis (species of,) plant any
time. blooms February, March, etc.
Cannas.
Coreopsis, plant in February. bloom
in spring.
Cosmos. plant in February, bloom
lin spring.
4 Margaruite carnations, plant in DC
tober, bloom in winter.
Chrysanthemums, plant now, bloom
lin fall.
Daffodil, plant in October, bloom IL
February.
, Dahlias, plant in June, bloom Il
: fall.
t Easter lilies, plant in October
kbloom in spring.
English daisies, plant in Septen
, Der, bloom in winter.
: Four o'clocks plant now.
$ Fresias, plant in October, bloom 1
d lspring.
J. Geranium, red, plant now.
Golden trumpet, plant in Octobe
a bloom in spring.
I'll Grand duke jessamine, plant now.
) Grass pinks. plant in Septembe
g bloom in winter.
a Heliotrope, bloom in summer.
Hyacinth, plant in October, bloc
lin January.
Ivy vine, plant any time.
Lantanas, bloom in Summer.
iLillfes.
J. Moon flower vine, plant now.
d Marigolds. plant in Septembe
n bloom in winter.
n Mignonette. plant in Septembt
d. bloom until spring.
Narcissus, plant in October, bloc
he in December.
ID Nasturtiums, bloom winter al
spring.
re Pansies, plant in September, bloc
Id in winter.
!" Petunia, plant in September, bloc
9. in winter.
ID Phlox, plant in October, bloom
winter.
IT, Poppies, plant in September, bloc
in winter.
'r. Portulacas, bloom in summer.
ct Red tiger lilies, plant in octob
no bloom in spring.
d. Rose de montana, or Coral win
climbing; pink flower; exceptions
. pretty. Plant in summer and spril
Bloom from June through winter
Saliva, bloom in winter.
Seven sisters. bloom from June
Snap dragon, plant in Septemb
I'll bloom in winter.
l. Sweet aiyssum. plant in Februa
bloom in spring.
Sweet peas. plant in Septemb
bloom in winter.
Ast Sweet William, plant In Februa
bloom in spring.
verbena, plan in October bio
lin winter.
- Won Sion, plant in October bio
lie, lin spring.
'od Violet, plant In June, bloom In
nc Zinnias, plant now. bloom in 81
ma liner.
md
der
til. ONE ON BILLY SUNDAY
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-07-31

What you say to some people seems
to 20 In at one ear and out at the
other. Probably there is nothing De-
tween to stop Indianapolis Star.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-07-31
ooh, much the same as here-law-
yers all next to the fire."
Carlyle on Work.

Work. properly SO called. is an ap-
peal from the seen to the unseen-a
dcvout calling upon higher powers;
and unless they stand by US 1t will
not be a work but quackery.-Carlyle
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-07-31
Highly Recommended.

Highly Recommended.
Replying to yours of the 10th instant
asking for information about one John
Mullen, beg to state that | can say
nothing to discredit of same. to his
credit even less.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-04

NOTED 20 leadership. For less than
this have many Of the officials OF the
contending European forces been sup
planted. Bat these are times when
call not so loudly FOR the recall OF ON
cials as they urge these leaders on 10
the encouraging and enheartening task
or advancement.
Such organizations as the Laymen's
Missionary Movement has already dem
onstrated wha. the men OF the chureh
who are not clergymen can do 10 STR
the enthusiasm Of certain parts OF the
church throughout the country. Ger
tainly New York has a sufficient body
Of men which is able. II = will attempt
IL. 20 do here in this congested centre
what these ,aymen have done through
out the length and breadth Of our ma
tiOn.
Who will be the first individual or
group Of laymen 10 call for the mass
ing of all the masculine church forces
Of this city for wise, sympathetic and
aggressiyely eyangelistic mass move
ment for the taking Of this city,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-04

will preach Sunday mornings A. =,
general topic Fundamental Rei.,M
Questions as Answered in p~s
Books" and in the afternoons a, es
p. m. on Some Modern Scripture, ~ !,
Social Religion !"
Other Services.
Church Of the Second Adye,, A..
Greene Avenue, near TompAins A..
Brooklyn The Rev. Joshua n...
pastor, services az l0:30 a. m. snS:.s
p. m. Sunday School. 2:3o D. M
March > TO II special series o. ls.,n'
on The Worlds Great Empir,,
Mrs. VI. Mckinsiry. Two mrs, "a.
"Babylonian" and "Medo. Persian sPe
Columbia University, S. p.,,.
Chapel p. m. the Rev Or. Liys,.,'
Williams. Of Marlborough. y. Y '""'
Ethical Religious Society. That.
Francois. West Forty-four,h S,r,s.
Henry Frank. at 3 p. m, on "a.
Miracle Of Mind IN Health. Wealth a.;
Happiness
National Bible Institute. ga W.,
Thirty-ffth street 3:45 >. ~, Do, a
shelton. on "A Giant Of Faith ana ~
Victories lie Won
Young Mems Christian Assoei.s.
West Twenty-third Street S:lS,
Hans L. Freeze on The Inside ON.
monism." Mr.. Freeze was born /, "a
Mormon Church and knows the .y,,,s
thoroughly.
Young Mems Christian Assoei....
West Fifty-seventh Street, o I.
Senator Frank J. Cannon. a ior.
member of the Mormon Church. ~
denounce the Mormons and their polv,
amy: Tuesday, March 7, s p. m 4,
Rev. Or. ldleman. OF Central Diss,,'
Church. on Matthew. the Publiesr's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-04

available adhercnt Of the church. This
service must be directed toward the
reformation of the city, the quicken
ing and regeneration Of its mental.
physical ard spiritual life. How ~
this comprehensive ministry 20 be &C
complished without the coordination
and sympathetic breath OF vision
which are produced only By intelli-
gently directed mass movements?
The most efficient business men in
this city, the most virile financlers OF
our financial district. which. because OF
them. has become the greatest force
N the money world; the most re-
nowned lawyers at the clty's bar. and
the leaders in the world Of letters. the
sciences and the arts. are outstanding
and representative members OF u ne
Church that Is in New York
All Of them realize that II the
same amount of effort we're put
into their church life as is put INTO
their business the church would no
longer occupy a place not AZ the fore
front of the citys life and esteem.
Will any OF them longer be contented
with giving 20 the church the second
best part Of their energy and their
faith, when making II an equal sharer
in the capital Of their time. money and
effort would cause "The Church that
is in New York" 20 be equally az pow
orful and noted as the money forces
and the intellectual culture Of the
city9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-04
CHURCH NEWS AND NOTES.
SPECIAL SERVICES AT SING SING

Or. Stephen $. Wise. with Dr.. Frank
Oliver Hall, Of the Church Of the
Divine Paternity lUniversalist), and
DR.. Karl Reiland. OF st. Georges, has
arranged for series of special SER
vices for the men at Sing Sing prison
on Sunday afternoons at $3.50 O'Clock.
The services will begin March and
continue through April.
Among the preachers viii be Dr..
Wise, who will conduct the first Of the
series and preach Sunday, March 0; the
Rev. Nehemiah Boynton, former mod
orator OF the Congregational Churches
Of America; the Rev. Frank Oliver
Hall, the Rev. John Haynes Holmes, OF
the Church of the Messiah Unitarian;
the Rev. Frederick Lynch, secretary Of
the Church Peace Union; the Rev.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-04
NEW YORK PREsBYTERy TO MEET

Will the ministers and officials of the
Presbyterian Church Of New York City
cooperate with BILLY" Sunday when he
comes to conduct the three months re-
vival next January? Though Mr.. Sun
day is a Presbyterian there has been
doubt whether his own church would
unitedly cooperate with him. The next
meeting Of the Presbytery of New York,
the governing body of that organiza-
tion, will be held Monday afternoon and
evening, March l3. in the West End
Presbyterian Church, Amsterdam Ave
nue. and l05th Street. The eyangelistic
committee has selected for discussion
THE Sunday Campaign"
Representatives Of churches of differ
ent denomination in the cities where
Mr.. Sunday has conducted campaigns
have been invited to speak. Il Is ex-
pccted that decision will be reached
a: this meeting whether the Presby-
terrain forces will line up squarely with
the approaching Sunday revival here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-04
MaSSed Drive BY Laymen
Church'S Victory Hope
If Officials Give Same Time and Energy to Religion as to
Business, New York and Nation viii Fall
Before Evangelistic Wave
Bv CHARLES w. WEIGH.

The mass movement OF men has proved OF late be
both successful and unavang The mang OF and the
most modern deahdeng machinery before Legc were sue
cessf They failed before the battlefront OF the Marine Ggan
OF have only recently been piled along the
battene OF Vu and have been left to be blown to pieces
after they dead.
However marked the failure OF this movement has been
the batcrons OF Europe and Asia the most persistent de-
nand which made the church lie Of The Church that is in
New York for the massing OF all individual aymen Tor con
cred united and aggressive toward etang the place
in the lie of our CITY really belongs the Church and its
iocese place which has been peemped by the forces which
have agcong contender against everything the Church
has sought TO do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-04
Aggressive Campaign Needed.

This massing OF the laymen o. The
church that Is in New York for which
am here appealing. will naturally re-
quire that the wardens, vestrymen, eld-
ers. trustees. deacons and all other lay
men who occupy any Kind of official
positions, rededicate themselves to do
O. masculine, Christian officials level
best to make his life count for the most
in doing what his official vows caused
him to promise to do at the time of his
induction into office.
wonder. as / yearn with hundreds
Of others Of my kind for the church's
fultilment Of its place, if there are not
many Of these officials who have be-
come literal deserters in the ranks
where they have enlisted and been pro-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-04

Judge Troward's teaching Of the Bible
as they relate to man.
Theatre Francais. West 4ith ST.
11:l5 .. m. Mrs. Mary Etheridge i.
Chaplin on Making a World she
tells how . make a world worth whiie'
as we are al. masking cur own. Ser
vice is also he'd in her studio, IN the
same building. sunday evening
Unity Society. y West 72d S., IL
a. m. Mrs. Van Marter on Mind and
the Ideas of Mind; : P. m, Orison
SWEET Na-den viii speak.
Criterion Theatre. Broadway and iith
St. 1913 n. m. DR.. +. W. Sears VIII
speak on Power and Use Of the lmsg-
nation
Presbyterian.
Broadway. at Hath ST. Rev. Dr.
Walter D. Buchanan. II a. m, The
Fa,herhood Of Cod; : p. NJ, Proving
Cod" The church Is open every day
and the public Is cordially invited &c
worship there.
Central. Madison av and 57th ST.. the
Rev. DR.. Robert Speer, II a. m. and
1850 p. m. Afternoon subject, The
Necessity of Margin an address 10
young people.
For. Washington. Broadway and
f-l-h -. me Rev. Or Martin; l. q. m.
n. Life on High Levels: ?. m, Mr:
Dwight II. Day, a Layman's Opinion.
Iarlem-New York. eth az. and l2sth
-: II a. NJ. General Ballington
Booth. president OF the Volunteers OF
America: ; p. M, Rev. DR.. Arms,
Peter, the Rock and the Keys.
Old First. 5th av and llth St. l
a. m. Rev. Dr.. Robert Mackenzie; ;
p M. Mr.. Jaquith on Birds or
Worms"
Rlt-ers. Broadway and 73d ST.. the
Rev. Dr.. Russell; II a. m, "Singlehes ;
~ Worship: : p. m. Life Abundant,
Scotch. Central Park West and 96tn
p. the Pov. DR. Rcoolt Watson; II
o. M. The Best Rejected and Ac-
ceuted": 3 p. M, An Imperfect
Preacher" Organ recital at 1880 p. NJ.
bv Z. Scott Buhrman. assisted by cholr
and volunteer chorus.
Wcst-Park, Amsterdam av. and Soth
st.: II a. m. he Rev. Dr.. Evans. I'm
POSSIBLE with Men. Possible with God :;
: p. m, sermon by Rev. Dr.. Atteroury
ard selections from Mendelssohn
Elijah" by the choir.
81. Nicholas Avenue. at l4lst St. Rev.
Dr. F. W Brown; II a. M, "Hindrances
q De RcluoNeu p HAb
Of Blessing
Throop Avenue, at Macon ST.. Brooklyn,
the Rov Dr. william artcr: 1890 a.
m. annual Home Mission sermons;
7:45 p. M, Martin Luther and the
Crisis of Protestantism." the fourth Of
series on Great Crises with Men
and Cod" TIE public Is cordially in
yited TO attend both services.
Protestant Episcopal.
Ascension. Fifth av. and 10th ST.. !
=. m.. Rev. Dr.. Grant; p. m, musical
service at which Mendelssohn's st.
Paul" Will be sung; s p. m, public
forum, Lynn Haines. of Washington, on
"Your Congress: An Inside View OF
Pork Barrel Craftsmanship at Washing
ton"
Beloved Disciple, East seth St, u
a. m, Rev. Charles I. Tinker; 4 p. m,
popular vospers. Rev. DR.. Henry NJ.
Harbour: %. M. Rev John Acworth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-04
CHURCH HoNoRs SHAKESPEARE.

Lyman Abbott and the Rev. John How
ard MelIsh.
CHURCH HONORS SHAKESPEARE.
The first OF a series OF festal ser
vices in New York churches IN honor
OF the Shakespearian tercentenary VIII
take place tomorrow afternoon az
O'Clock at -. Mark s-in-the- Bouwerie.
Tenth and Stuyyesan. Streets. About
twenty-five other such services have
been announced 10 the Shakespeare
celebration committee. most OF them
on or about Easter Sunday. the ter
centenary date. The service OF to-mor-
row afternoon will consist OF the read
ing Of d lesson from Shakespeare songs,
Elizabethan music and Shakespeare
songs, BIZ the St. MARKS choir. an ode
Tor the occasion and an address on
Shakespeare as Scripture by the Rev.
William Norman Guthrie, the rector
Among the other pastors who have
announced Shakespeare memorial SER
vices Bishop Greer has named Easter
afternoon a. the time for the memorial
AT the Cathedral of 81. John the Divine.
and at this service Sir Johnston Forbes
Robertson will speak. Others who will
preach memorial sermons are the Rev.
Roy Farrell Dufield. OF the Archdea-
conry Of Queens and Nassau. Long ISL
and: the Rev. Henry Mottet. Of the
Church OF the Holy Communion; the
Rev. John Haynes Holmes. Of the
Church OF the Messiah; the Rev. David
james Burrell, Of the Marble Collegiate
Church. and the Rev Ernest Il. Stires.
OF 81 ThOmGs's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-04
PRESBYTERIAN SOCIAL UNION.

Members Of the Presbyterian Social
Union Of New York and vicinity will
hear discussion Of the liquor prob
lem at IT'S reception Monday evening, at
S:l5 o'clock, in the Hotel Savoy. Speak
crs will be William II. Anderson, New
York State Superintendent of the Ant
Saloon League, whose subject will be
Manhood Suffrage for New York City:
Dr.. Haven Emerson, Health Commis-
sioner OF New York. who will discus
The Relation of Alcohol to Public
Health" and United States Senator
Wesley /. Jones. Of Washington. who
will discuss National Prohibition"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-04
THE EMMANUEL MOVEMENT.

The Rev. William Norman Guthrie
and his vestry of st. Marks's Protestant
Episcopal Church, Tenth and Stuyye-
sant streets. have obtained Walter
Franklin Prince. of Yale. to have charge
of department, devoted to the minis
trations Of spiritual culture az inter
preted by the Emmanuel Movement. Mr..
Prince will have the Rev. Samuel Aic-
Comb. formerly of Boston, as an as
sistant. All peoples, irrespective o.
scctarian and parochial relations, are
iavited 20 avail themselves of the bene-
fits from this ministry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-04
CHILD WELFARE.

New York City Federation Of Women
Clubs invites ciergymen Of all denomi-
nations in greater New York 10 CO.
operate with the clubs in observing q
Nationwide Baby Week" and requests
that one sermon, either on Sunday,
March 3, or on Sunday. March y, be
devoted to the consideration of baby
or child welfare
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-04

Special musical programmes az me
morning and afternoon services.
Calvary. Fourth ay. and 2lst So, Rev.
Dr. Theodore Sedgwlck. ii 4. M, holy
Communion and sermon; p. m, musl-
cal service. Service of Lights
Holy Communion. Sixth av. and 2oth
st. II q. m. and ; p. m. Rev. pr. Mot
tel: Lenten services. daily from l2:So o.
I2:s5: daily from 20 1870 FOR chill
dren: Wednesdays and Fridays. ; p. m.
Rev. Dr. Nottet will conduct the noon
and afternoon services; also March ;,
p. ~: March 10. Rev. W. /. hinsolv-
ing: March Is, Rev. II. Z. Clu;e.
St. Agnes's Chapel. Wednesday. ;
p. M, first united Lenten service OF
Trinity parish. The Rev. DR.. William
T. Manning will speak on THE True
Godhead of Our Lord"
81. Andrews. Fifth av. and l21th 81,
; p. M. special musical service. Men
de.ssohn's Hear My Prayer and
Broome's a HYMN Of Trust" This
will be the first time that the last mem
toned cantata has been given in New
York City.
st. Marks in the Bouwerie. 10th ST.
near I'd av., ( p. m, services IN honor
OF Shakespeare tercentenary; the Rev
Dr. " III lam Guthrie, Charles Il. hen-
nedv. and special music.
st. John the Divine. Amsterdam av
and 10th ST.. II a. m. the Very Rev
Dean Grosvenor; p. m. the Rev. Will
lam Garth. of ISlip. Long Island; 5
? m. musical service. Parker's "Hora
Novissima.' by the Cathedral choir.
Trinity, Broadway and Wall St. II
a. m. the Rev. DR.. William {. Rodgers.
of St. Stephens College. At the Len
ten half-hour noon service Wednesd day.
Thursday and Friday Of next week the
preacher will be the Right Rev. {. T.
Olmsted. Bishop Of Central New NorS.
st. Luke's, Convent av. and lilst ST..
the Rev. DR.. George Ashton Oldham:
services y a. m. and s y. m: Lenten
services Wednesday. March 5. 1:l5 and
l0:30 a. m. and / and p. M; Mondays.
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Fridays. 10
a. N. and p. m; Wednesday, 10 a. M.
1 and ) y. m.
Unitarian.
All Souls, 4th av and 20th ST.; II
m, the Rev. William l.. Sullivan. on
Strength in True Religion, Weakness
in False"
Messiah. Park az and saith st., the
Re . DR.. J. II. Holmes, II a. m, as
Poverty Ever a Blessing?"; Sis p. m,
Mrs. May Wright Sewall, THE Truo
Story of the Ford Peace Expedition"
During March and April DR.. Holmes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-04

but the responsibilities Of our spirit
ual lives, which are made more clear
by this confsgration beyond our
shores, reawaken in every thoughtful
churchman sense Of the necessity to
reenlist for active service Of every
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-04
War Points to Our Duties.

Not alone do the reactions pro-
duced in our life by the world war
now raging across the sea teach US the
necessity for every man of US TO
stand by our national responsibilities,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-04
NIETROPOLITAN G Scests

Today Ma Of . Carmen. Farrar. Mason. ,afu''
Am.fo KofiI.r C0nd. PoIscco.
Tonight OF '''c. 90 -. ada Earpod ooer
NsrfincIu DE Iucs. Sr0t tnnl. bFagnoh
NEXT MON a. sI- Sans-Gsne arrsr. Msrnne1i.
.r..tI Ai.nousa. ScsIroIs Bala '4.i.. ioacco
wed. o., S.ll. Rlsoletto. Ba'r''n'o'. Ferini;
Ceni.o. Au''o R,i.her ,on.a fp'.,- a,,,,,s.
F.r-sr F.-ri4. Bo'ts. pc Luea. 'oli. rolscco.
Thurs, al Rosensnall,r 0ler. hurt Aa'on;
G.rt1 VtG ffhnu.e. toni.. BodanHg.
sri. Of S. samson e. Oals. Homer; caF'so'
sat Ma d. lan N,isterslnser. Gsdski Matt
falI. Scm0arI Wei. corr. Kei-s. Braun. schlese'.
D,aI l..iaU.is
Harrerl.-. do Lucs. Dsmsrro bi4ur Ma'al@ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-04
SERMON TOPICS TOMORROW
BAPTIST.


Calvary. West 57th st.. Rev. Or. 10
'cph W. Kemp, II n. m, The Folly OF
Netting the first Of a series on "Thc
Rest OF Faith; p. m, why God
Does Not Answer Prayer; midwees
Bible study. Thursday evening. "fne
Second Book OF Samuel-thc Book OF
Monarchy. Part ."
Madison Avenue. AZ 3lst s., the Rev
DR. Charles \. Eaton, II a. m, "A Com
munion Meditation; p. M, "A Devil
Religion; Union Bible Class at 9:4l
a. m.
Washington Heights. Convent ay. and
i45th st., Rev. Dr. Harold Psttison, |
a. m. baptism and holy communion ser
vice; 5 p. NJ. "teathering Ills Nest
Christian Science.
Topic Of lesson-sermon in all churches
will be MAN
Disciples Of Christ.
Central, liz West slst ST.. Rev. DR.
tlnis Idleman. II a. m. and : p. M;
topic Of evening sermon. "Temptatior
Of Jesus OF a series on "The Way OF
Jesus"
Divine Science.
Hotel Aston. north ballroom. DR.. W
""uh luiia nj II a. W. vi ittl'e'Vi
and Health; special musical pro
grsmmc.
Ethical Culture.
Meeting House. Central PARK West
and 64th St. II a. m. H. Bridges on
immigration; Wanted. an American
Policy; ; p. m. Alfred ". Martin
Jeremiah. Grsndest of the Hebrew
Prophets; Tuesday. p. m. Nr. Mar
TN on THE Ethical Message Of Maeter
l.uck"; Wednesday. r. m. Or. Will
lam i. Bonn on shakespeare After
Three Centuries" Rabbi Schulmar
will address the society on March Is
instead of March -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-04
The Church That Is In New DIRK

Lyman Abbott and the Rev. John How
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-04
New Thought.

Hudson Theatre. West 44th st., s
p. m. Professor Eversou will speak on
when Armngeddon Begins: How
Near + the End of Time >" This will
be the twenty-second lecture OF his
series Of thirty TO be given at Hud-
son Theatre. and the remaining nine
give promise 20 exceed the others m
both interest and attendance. Thurs
day night, at Floral Hall. Broadway
and li6ih ST.. Professor Everson will
speak on France in Prophecy"
School of the Builders. 80 West
18th It. Mrs. Swink, a. m. Success
Through Nisualizing." During March
the daily / a. IN. service will be open
TO the public. and all are cordially in
vited. Mrs. Swink will at these meet
inGs explain the basic PRINCIPLES "