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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-22
Funeral OF mr. Chapman Monday.

The funeral services OF Waller 81
IhapmaD. the well known and prominent
local business man. who dicd al his
nome az Echo Point Thursday. VIII b..
hold under the auspices of the Wheeling
council ~ knights Of Columbus OF when
examination hc was prominent mem
Der.
Services will be- held al IN. family
home. 90 HeIskell avenue. FdgwoOd
echo fuiuu at $50 o'clock Nonday
morning. followed with requiem solemn
hgh mass ia 81 MtChacIs church. Edg-
wood. at o'clock. with Rev. Father
Nader ~ celobrsut Tnfermeut will be
ia Nj. Calvary cemetery.
scores OF friends visited the residence
yesterday 10 offer their coudaI.Etr 10
the family. while many handsome floral
offerings were sent Co the home from
personal friends and organizations OF
Which Mr.. Chapman was "a member In
Guiding WhscituE lodge. NO. .s. H. l.. -.
Elks and the local A. %. l.. ". orgaui-
cation.
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Mrs. Mary Mcdonald.

late Michael Mcdonald. died L., ~
~ me nome OF her daughter. Mrs lane
~. - Jacob street. She was rs years old
-. az uNed IN the Wheeling district a
SltHl many years. Mrs Mcdonald bad
,f' ~ suffering Tor some time with COM
L,iCa,Ioh Of diseases. She was well
si ii+N" iu ihat section Of tho city and for
som" time lived at No lEIs ~.
+,,',.,l before making her home with her
IN leaves besides Mrs Smith. an
other daughter. Miss Nellie NIsn,''..f,!" "-
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PROTEST ABANDONED.

PARIS, April II \ dispatch to the
Temps from Madrid SAYS that a
meeting which was To have been held
10 protest against the torpedoinC Of
the spanish steamship Nigo in the
Bay Of BiscaV has been forbidden nv
The Spanish government on the ground
That prudence b. essential under the
present disturbed conditions
The German embassy has issued an
announcement TO the effect that the
Nigo was torpedoed because she was
carrying confrahand and that time was
gwen for the crew 10 leave the vessel
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STRIKE is OFF

NONkERS. y Y. Npru Il. Two
hundred men employed in the Hsbir.
nav nrc works here who went on
wages were surprised whom tIev wont
70 Inc plant TODAY for their nav 10 fnd
mat The envelopes coutaincf 10 nor
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0GlEBAY FUNERAL
THIS Afternoon
BODY WILL ARRIVE ON SPECIAL
TRAIN IHlS AFTERNOON
FROM CLEVELAND.
Will Be Taken to Greenwood Cemetery
Where Brief Services Will be
Held Services at Cleveland.

Funeral services for Mrs. SalHe
Howell Oglebay. wife of the Hon Earl
W. Oglebay. were held yesterday aft
ernoon AT the family home. $3.50 Eu-
cid avenue. Cleveland Bishop VIII
liam Leonard Of the Episcopal diocese
and Dean II. T.. Almon Abbott of Trim
ity cathedral. officiated
special train will leave Cleveland
this morning at 10 O'Clock with the
body. which will he accompanied by
immediate relatives. Due TO arrive at
O'Clock. the body will he taken i'm
mediately TO Greenwood cemetery.
where brief funeral services will he
held az the grave. in charge Of Rev. II.
= l.. Strider. rector Of -. Matthews
u. r. church. assisted bv Or Jacob
birmingham. rector Of -. Luke church
Inc pallbearers viii be named today.
The special train will return 20 CIeve-
land Immediately after the services.
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sanss Mary, aged 90. for many vears
resident 81 south Wbeeiinr Az:
me North Wheeling hospital yesterdsV
~ "rhlhs or complication OF diseases
OF the Wheeling district. '"''u' IA
,o,,,rrIIetat arrangements were not fully
b. lt,ed last evening. but will ukeiS,
I{uA Heiu monday morning Raouier,
.lsh mass VIII be celebrated I'm ~ 10
S,In cathedral and burial in NJ Csi-
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Ruth virginia xrau..

unersl services for Ruth Virginia
- ear OLD daughter OF ar. and Ms
IN, W and Lilly W. Krausc VINO
49, 49, yesterday morning at tho famii,.
ninine IN Narwood will be held from ,be
n',i,e,,o OF Death Monday afternoon AZ
60 H. Inc Rev. j. A. G. FagginRer
cb-',.h psrI9r Of tho First Unitarian
OiI' IN OF wheeling. orrictstine Burial
viii De IN Greenwood Cemetery
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man and Standard oil magnate. for
back taxes on personally estimated
At Sloo.0O0.o0O. The suit followed IN.
ming Of an affidavit in the inheritent
lax suit against the Hardness heirs
IN New York. which gave Fayette com.
", kentucky, as the residence of Inc
late Mr. Hardness. The taxes on S1Od .
VV"'"oo would be $500. 600.
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The members of the Busy Bee cIub
W!Il D." entertained on Monday Ami
-. By MrE Stanley Ford a. her
home % her mother. Mrs Elizabeth
J,rp.on' OF vermont avenue. Island
buflnR tho evening tho guests VIII
enjoy number OF pleasant diversion
ana The serving of luncheon viii
DnarWualy terminate the affair.
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DAY IN CONGRESS


wAsHrFGroH April al
Me- a. 20 n. m
Resumed discussion 81 good roads
hui providing federal aid on stats
projects
judiciary committees a0aIu post
p1nHd arion ON Hraudeia uomina.
tiou
sinai invsHfiHafiou continued
adjourned a. g 90 D. M. 90 noon
Saturday
HOUSE
Me- a. ~ a. m
Confederation Of auproprfasfo,
agricultural bill including forestry
proliour vas renewed
HenoIution OF inquiry regarding
the detention o. samuel Eehwarfg
an American. ~ Hrltisn authorities
YES introduced ~ RsprsssntafIve
Henuef. Republican
Adjourned NJ S.I2 y. m. 90 m a.
m. Saturday.
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BIG sun FoR lakes

LEXINGTON. Nv. April % suit
vas hlcd iu mo county court b, SHEER
DOT Bradley here TODAY against the as.
tate Of tho late l. y. tiarhnc-s. horse.
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cent more than they expected. l. was
explained that the COMPANY rad de.
cidcd several weeks ago 20 graft the
men an Increase in wages ard that
u was Ia go into effect this wcex. hut
the action had been kept secret from
the employees. The plant Will be re-
opened MOnday
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Deatn Of BOY.

FOLLOW ing an illness of meningitis.
Joseph Sweencr. l0.r,ar-old son on Mr..
josephine Sw"'ncr. died yesterday morn
INK al the family home. Funeral ar.
rangcmcnts will be- completed today.
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Special piSratch 20 the IutcIligencer.
BETHANY. W. Va. April PA pail
or gloom was cast over the college
commu~fty yesterday when the news
OF IN" 20 IN of Mrs. Earl ". Oglebav
OF Cleveland was received. Both Mr.
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This afternoon al o'clock. the fu-
neral Tor Mrs Nnfolnettc Carl who died
af the family home. 80. q I'0rty-cIghfh
street. Thur day night. viii be- held from
ihe place ~ death. The Rev. 4 l.. Rene
~ Zion Lutheran church. viii be- in
charge ~ the services Interruruf viii
b. ir ST. Zion cemetery
Mrs. Carl was the widow az August
Carl. and was 90 years old She wa
born and reared iu Germany and came.
fo this country IN 1852. She was one III
the best known women 81 the extreme
southern part ~ the South side aud
was consistent member 81 Zion Iufh-
frau church she leaves three sons ana
one daughter. August. Herman and
GrorE. carl and Mrs Minnie Long
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OF his brother. Christia, s.,.,.
es Sixteenth street. - Sohsiho ra'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-22

Tho d'at1 ~ william a. schanhra
member ~ fIe 81. o. seHsmbra tailoring
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-22

a., ,bo YaIo Club II was voted 20 add
roof garden handball courts In the
spring and also to employ an INDUS
rial secretary Of tho religious de-
nartment TO manage tho shop and au
tomobile street meetings. The budge'
will be doubled. or about s3O,ooo. 10
nrovidc for extensions Of work. Ihe
hoard undertook to raise $4,000 for tho
budget to make this possible.
Retain 2O-Year Chairman.
William NJ. Kingsley, chairman OF tho
board. presented his annual resigna-
ton. IL was not considered. but ms
associates gave him mahogany hall
chime clock in honor OF his twenty
vears' service as chairman. lie was
Told il was designed to help him re-
member the hour Of the meetings Tor
another twenty years. Pe agreed to
accent the responsibility again. Four
of the board present had served twenty
wears and nine members sixteen years
or more. Dr. Louis X. Welzmiller Tor
twenty wears physical director. was
voted three moths vacation and q
sum was provided to help him enjoy II.
Some Of tho figures OF West SIDE
Branch shown In tho report OF zen
eral Secretary Walter T. Diack show
the magnitude Of the work. Receipts
for membership, including gymnasium
sea. 900: billiard room. sl.225; towels
and soap. s3.2o7; dining room, st4'9l5;
tailor shop. $2,7s6; laundry, S9.62S;
lockers. s3.26s. 1t cost $4,000 to
maintain the main and Cosslt build
ings: $4,000 was spent for coal. From
tho library 62.93i persons drew si.'oz
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year with an enrolment OF S,1O3. Inc
attendance for the year totallcd Sb,'o''
and the income WAS S95.S3l, with an
equivalent expense there being no
profit In the department. even though
no charge is made for proportion OF
rent, secretaries salaries or other
overhead expense. Philadelphia alone
leads the West Side in this department.
with 1887 students.
Aids Seekers for Work.
In the physical department S,3Ss hold
membership, including many who are
also in the educational department., IN,
dicatng that tho gymnasium ana
swimming pool are not the only m
ducements TO Join tho branch. Inc
class attendance was li.916. including
the so-called fat mems tango class
for weight reducing.
The employment department leads
having filled 2.643 places during tho
year. Central Branch. Brooklyn, IS
second. with 1904, and Detroit third,
with 2.O33. There were 3,l2S applica-
items for work and 1905 calls from
employers for help. The attendance at
social gatherings exceeded eO,OoO;
Total attendance at the branch for
the wear was S73.327. or double that
of ten years ago. The total budget re-
CENTS. as shown by the report OF the
treasurer. Gilbert Colgate. were S3lb,-
9O3. including contributions Of 1881
obtained by the board Of management.
Including interest. sinking fund and
general improvements, tho expenses
were practically the same.
At tie annual meeting OF the board
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I he Church That Is In New York

books. chiefly instructive, fiction being
but a small percentage. The library
has 1880 volumes.
The boys division membership is TsO.
Other cities exceed West Side In this
department, Detroit having 027; Chi
cago Central, s72; and Boston. $50.
Tho West Side department gained
however, 1I8 per cent in ton years. and
there Is also a work reaching several
hundreds more In high and preparatory
schools.
Has Branch In Havana.
In the religious department 38,sbS
attended 79S meetings; 27,206 were at
9s2 Bible class sessions; 1889 at
l.2l2 shop meetings in many centres;
6p.3li at 3l2 other outside meetings,
including the auto meetings along
Broadway; ! .564 young men were intro
duced TO churches; 557 sent 10 help
at churches; 1890 were interviewed on
personal religion and 1913 decided for
the Christian life.
The physical department had 1891
total attendance; physical examina-
tions, 1882; games and exhibitions,
3l5; attendance. l4,484; the social de-
partment had 678 events; attendance,
9093l. II took 202 employees 70 minister
TO the branch and 2,047 members served
on various committees. There were 5,O9b
strangers welcomed; $4,000 letters
written many TO the old home; 49,
$50 separate lodgings furnished to dor
mitory residents and transients; 5000
we're directed to proper furnished
rooming houses. 81 out Of 800 In
spected having been approved for T.
VI. {. A. enquirers. free lodging
house directory of the neighborhood IS
kept.
Despite the large gains last year, the
board looks forward TO greater gains
for 1916 and hopes TO keep the branch
in the lead. not only In membership,
but In its service 20 men, so that the
motto. 1--WE Help Men," may be more
fully justified.
West Side has branch in Havana,
which is about TO open fine plant,
including large swimming pool.
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Rev. Merle st. Crois wnsA. ~.
God and RELIGION ~UQ
Misesllane coma

Columbia UNIVERSITY, n
Chapel, 4 .. m. Rev. CRs,l.: vM
R R11Iss rector Of Christ Church 81.
Free Synsgogus, Carnsrs p.r :.
a. m, DR.. Wise, rs Zionl,m i,.l9 'N
and Cnpstriotic| Thl. ,.rmn.'
reply 70 recent attacks on Ziorisa "a
Beacon Light Mission, on. ~.
three missions in New York u,i A. =
auspices Of tho National Bin -
tute, will celebrate its tv,,,, , nv.
anniversary With week oyv.hr
services, beginning to.morro, r,t
A well known speaker will sddr.,, ~:
service. va
Theatre Frsncals, West t.n .. y.
p. m. Henry Frank on "Hs. w. !
Made the United States RldienI,...,
the third lecture IN the seris, -.
Higher Ideals" "'"'
Y. NJ G. A., Yves, 23d a., s;g,
Dr. u. z. Fosdick, - Union s.nK,,-
on "The Cooperative Spirit"
Y. u. Z. A., West 9Th a., 4,
Rev. DR.. Randall, q Noun. w.
Baptist Church, on The Chrl,. -.
In Modern Literature The Ne,bsS :,
Christ" This viii be iilustrs,,s !.
Edmond Rostand's play. The Wo-,,
Of Samaria"
7. " e. A., Bedford az. and y,.-.
a., Brooklyn, $50 ?. m, Hsrbs- T;
Gunni.on. buslne,s manager Of ~.
Brooklyn Eagle" on How ". Can ~
tain Better Brooklyn" Promise,
Brooklyn men are discussing thu n,i.
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BIBLES FOR EVERYBODY.

At the quarterly meeting Of the New
York Bible Society this week In the
Bible House very large distribution
Of the Scriptures was reported by the
general secretary, the Rev. George
William Carter. Phi. d. During Octo-
Der. November and December total Of
$500 Bibles were distributed in the
city and harbor Of New York. Al
though a comparatively small number
Of immigrants arrived at Ellis Island
during the quarter. 1894 volumes were
distributed among the strangers that
landed. The society Is emphasizing
the work OF Bible distribution among
the immigrant colonies here in our
city and has commenced TO employ spe-
cial workers TO reach these foreign
speaking people. The society has one
worker among the Russian and Let
fish people. worker among the Ar
menians. another among the Hunga-
rians and uniformed woman worker 70
visit hospitals and institutions that
may not be reached through the regu-
lar channels OF Christian work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-22
RUSSIAN CHURCH MUSIC.

The Church OF the Incarnation. Madi-
son Avenue and Thirty-hfth Street, be-
gan last Sunday and will continue
through the winter a series OF after
noon services in which Russian music
Is used throughout, excepting the
hymns for congregational singing. At
tractive church services are common.
but the object here is to avoid any
sacrifice OF churchliness and devotional
quality in the music and the short ad-
dress. Il Is sought 10 increase the de
votional note OF the service II Is not
merely sacred concert. The Russian
music used was written by religious
men for deyout congregations, and. un-
like so much OF our present church
music. is neither irrelevant in motif
nor sacchsrine In tone. In addition 70
the choir work instrumental music will
be used before and after the service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-22
CHURCH NEWS AND NOTES.
BISHOP GREER'S ANNIVERSARY.

The twenty-ninth annual dinner OF
the Church Club will be held at Del
morco's. Fifth Avenue and Forty
fourth Street. on Wednesday. January
%. at 7:45 o'clock. This is the twelfth
anniversary Of the conservation Of
Bishop Greer, and the dinner will be
preceded by a reception in his honor
AT 7:l5 o'clock. Members Of the club
are especially requested to meet the
Bishop.
Speakers st the dinner will bs the
Bishop OF New York. the Bishop OF
Massachusetts,. the Rev. Or. Manning,
rector of Trinity Church; the Rev. DR.
Stires. rector OF ST. Thomas's Church.
and Police Commissioner Arthur
Woods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-22
Y.M.C. Church SChlld,
NOw a Model for Parent
Organizations Seen in West Side Branch the Acme OF
Efficiency and Accomplishment in Religious
Social and Educational Work

largest Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton organization in the world. Its
membership exceeds 100. This Is an
increase I'm membership Of goo during
the year. The total membership IN
Manhattan and The Bronx Is about
10000. or gain Of 5,400 during the
last ten years; the West Side Branch
is responsible FOR about 1000 Of this
gain.
West Side Branch long has been
the largest in many ways. It's educa-
tional. physical and other departments
have touched during the year hundreds
Of thousands Of young men. The rehg-
ious department alone administered 10
257 500 last year at a cost OF Sl4.o9o.
The educational department closed the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-22

., tho Dixie Club breakfast at tho
Fillmore on February -.
Unity Society, 20 West ia st.. ~
m Mrs. Van Marter on Ideals and
Their Power" AZ the third Sunday
avanlng zach month Is devoted 70 music,
a snecIal programme will be given to-
morrow evening.
Presbyterian.
Brick. Fifth Az. and 37th s., ?. m,
ua,ajo Parker, cantats, "Hora Novis-
sima" will be sung.
Rroadway. the Rev. DR.. Buchanan,
If a. m. "The Victory Of Faith; p,
m. "Christ Precious TO Believers
Widweek pervics Wednesday evenings;
Fort Washington, Broadway and
t74th a.. Home Mission Day; II a. m.
Rev. Lyman 4. Hartley, "Our New
Americana; 3 p. m, Inside OF Nor
monism." by Hans p. Freeze.
Harlem-N Now York, Seventh az. and
I28th St, Rev. DR.. Arms. III a. M
Spiritual Prepsredness"; p. m, GOD
Is Love" ,
Nortbminster, 141 West 10Th St,
Rev. Arthur II. Limouze, II a. M
Gods Use Of the Mountain; p. M
"The Choice Of the Unworthy
Old First. Fifth ay. and 18th st. u
a. m. II. c. Jaquith, "Think on These
Things"; 8 p. m, Looking for Coo
Tho oratorio "The Holy City" will be
sung in the evening.
Rutgers, Broadway and 73d ST., Rev,
DR.. Russell, II a. m, The christ OF
Common Life; p. m, How ShsiI a
Man Gain Moral Power
Scotch, Central Fark West and sstn
st. Rev. DR.. Watson. IL a. m, Does
God Exist" $3.50 p. m, organ rectal
by T. Scott Buhrman; p. m, Dr. wat
son. "A Man Worth Considering.
West End, II a. m, Rev. Dr. heig-
win; 4 o. m. citizens testimonial meet
ing 10 Mr.. Osborne will be addressed
bv Mrs. Charles VI. Field, author or
the "Canada Blackie" stories. Her SUD
iect will be What Thomas Mott Os-
borne Has Done for Sing sing. 800
West Park. msterdam az. ana ooth
st, II a. m, Rev. Dr. Atterbury; p M
Rev. DR.. Evans, "Does II Pay"
Covenant, 80 East AID at, hftleth
Anniversary service; preacher, Rev Dr'
Henry T. McEwen, pastor lool-Sf'
Unitarian.
All Souls, Fourth Az. and goth ssy
II a. m, Rev. DR.. Sullivan, OBJECTS OF
Our Loyalty: No. /, Our higne'
Selves" .,
Messiah. Park Az. and gath ct, II
a m. Alfred w. Martin on The Mod
ern Ideal Of Personal Life"
Ienox Avenue, at 121st st, IL a. m,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-22
By CHARLES W. WEIGH.

One 81 the most efficient organiza-
tions "the Church that is in New York
has ever launched is the Young Mems
Christian Association.
II ";he Church that is in New York
would learn lesson in efficiency it
would do well TO study the organza-
ton OF one Of the branches Of this or
ganizstion Of its own planning.
With an organization Of its CORE
lated divisions. the West Side Branch.
N West Fifty-Severth Street, hiss at
taincd q degree o. efficiency which ri
walls that Of many Of the larger bust
ness concerns Of the city and nation.
The West side Branch IS now the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-22
STUDENTS CHURCH HOME.

At Columbia University and in Union
Seminary there are more than a score
Of students representing different col
leges Of the Disciples of Christ, who
have organized a Disciples Club. The
purpose Of the club is largely social.
and it promotes certain lines OF mutual
interest. The Central Church. Disci-
pies Of Christ. at l42 West Eighty
first Street. will entertain the club at
dinner on Tuesday evening, February
J.. Central Church has assumed the
pastoral care Of these students while
they are pursuing their research
studies In the university, and provides
church home for them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-22

Right Row. James II. Darlington, Bish-
Oh Of Harrisburg. II n. m; Rev "
Henry NJ Barbour, p. m; heV' 1onn
Ackworth Mt = p. m. Speclai mus''
morning and afternoon.
Calvary. Fourth avenue ana 2lst ST.,
Rev. DR.. Theodore Sedgwick Will speak
at both services. ~
Incarnation. Madison av. and Sbth
St. p. m, new musical service ~"
,irely with Russian music. This was
tried last Sunday With great success
short series Of talks on church
teachings will be given by Rev. f. Rus
sell Bourne.
81. John tho Divine, Amsterdam Az
and 10th st., II a. m, Right Rev. "
J. DeWolf Perry, Bishop OF Rhode ISL
and; 4 p. m, Rev. II. &. Robbins
Church Of the Incarnation.
Methodist.
Calvary, 7th Az. and 10th A., Rev.
DR. william II. Morgan, ] | a. m, my
Ncighbor rs Thyself'; p. m, Modern
Scholarship and the Old Testament.
Grace, Wost l04th St. Rev. Or; keis-
ner, II n. m. "Church Membership as
Preparedness"; 7:45 y. m, Judas, ,ne
Unforgiven" This is the last OF this
years revival services.
Metropolitan Temple, Seventh ny. and
I4th St. II n. m, Rev. {. {. Marshall
1.-THE Worth Of n Man; ?. m, folice
Commissioner Arthur Woods, President
r. S. Triple and the Edna White Trum-
pct Quartet. ~
Old John Street Church, "the Cradle
Of Methodism In America the Rev
Dr. Streeter will preach at both ser
vices.
Park Avenue, at seth St, 10 a, M
DR.. Robert T. Morris, author or VI,
crobes and Men," on THE Logical tnd
OF Culture; / a. m. and p. m, Kew
Dr. Jameson.
81. Andrews. West 10th ST., II a. m,
Or. Adams. "The Windows Of the Soul,
dedicated TO the late Colonel George
&. Batcheler; , p. m, "A Father Love
FOR His Erring Son." seventh Bible love
story sermon. St. Andrews 10 the only
Methodist church in the state using an
Episcopal service for morning prayer
st. James's, Madison av. and 10th ST.
Rev. DR.. A. D. Ball, II n. m, me
Measure Of Man; 8 p. m, Rev. Or
Allen MacRossie
st. Paul',. West End av. and seth 81,
evangelistlc services or surfing Vn ai
acier will commence tomorrow night
and continue every evening, except sat
urday, Rev Dr. Goodchild will preach
each Hight.
New Thought.
Academy Hall, 10 West 10th St, II
a. m. DR.. Sears, The Law Of Compen
sation." He will endeavor 70 show how
this law works In human life. -.
Harry Gaze, 21S Madison av.. Will
speak tomorrow afternoon on The
Science Of Natural Salvation"
Church OF the Healing Christ, Hotel
Aston. II q. m, DR.. Murray. Christ
and Disease" The musical programme
will be feature.
Hudson Theatre, West 4ith 81, .
p. m, Professor Everson, Past, Pres
ent and Future of the Papacy, Accord
ing 10 Prophecy" Professor Eyerson
spent several years in Rome
School Of the Builders, $50 West 7oth
St; p. m, Success Through Nisualiz-
ing" Mrs. Swink repeats this talk by
request, II being the third time this
season.
Theatre Francois. West 44th St. l;lo
a. m. Mrs. Chaplin on Without Worry,
Mrs. Chaplin has been asked to speak
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Deficiency Bill Passed

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passed the House to-day vithou, "a
call.