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ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

Mr. and Mrs. walter Phelps Bliss, 6
East Eighty-seventh street and wend-
over, Bernardsville, ". j., have an
nounced the engagement OF their eldest
daughter, Miss Katharine Baldwin Bliss,
10 Capt. Hermann c. Schwab Of this city
Miss Bliss was among the debutantes of
last winter, though on account OF the
war she was not formally introduced to
society. She was secretary of the Junior
League last year Capt Schwab is the
son Of the late Mrs. Hermann Schwab
of this city. He was graduated from
Harvard In 1918 and Is a member of the
Union Club. At present 10 is stationed
at Camp Devens. Aver, Mass No date
has been announced for the wedding.
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JAMES +. LEARY.
SpeciaI DsspatcA to THn euS.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 22.--James r.
Leary. comptroller of tho Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company, died of apo
plexy here to-day. fle Is survived by
HE wife, one brother. Frank NJ. Leary
OF Auburn, n. Y. and two sisters. Mrs,
W. J. Reilly and Mrs. r. W. Wall. both
Of Ithaca. N. Y.
Mr.. I.eary was born sixty years ago
In Ithaca. and was graduated at Cornell
University. He entered the railway ser
vice with the Pennsylvania company as
clerk in the mechanical department at
Fort Wayne in June. 1882. In May
1854, he was promoted TO be chief clerk
in the Office of the superintendent OF mo.
tive power In June. 1901. he went to
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad as ar
assistant TO the geneal manager and
was advanced to general auditor in
April, 1909. On February Is, 1914. he
vas appointed comptroller OF the entire
Sy stem.
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NOTES OF THE
SOCIAL WORLD

In the Marble Collegiate Church at
f:sO this afternoon Miss Alice, Ely
chambers. daughter of DR.. and Mrs. T..
rlewellen Chambers, will be married 10
ensign William NJ. F1eitmann, Jr., AVA
ton Corps. A reception will follow al
S65 Madison avenue.
Miss Aimee Louise Sullivan, daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. George Meade Sullivan
Will DO married to Capt. John r. hid
dell, Jr., Chemical Warfare Service, this
morning In the chapel Of ST. hnsgarius
tho Huntington memorial, Cathedral OF
st. John the Divine. A wedding break.
fast will follow at the Ritz Carlton.
In st. Luke's Church, Noroton, Conn.
to-day Miss Louise v. Snead. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry v. Snead, will
be married TO Lieut.. Roderiok NJ. Murcht
son Edenas
Mrs. Charles Fl, Coster has left Tux.
edo Park for 81 East Thirty-sevontt
street.
Mr., and Mrs. Adolph C. Miller hav,
come from Washington to the St Regis
! M-s. ). Theus Munds viii give small
dance at sherry's on the night OF No
vember 81.
| Mrs. Celeste Heckscher of Philadel
phia, who has come to 1876 East Sixty
| sixth street for the winter. fell ther'
yesterday. breaking a hip. She now II
In ST. Luke's Hospital, and the reoep
ton she had arranged for Sunday II
compliment to Mr. and Mrs. Wassil
Leps has been postponed.
Leonard Jacob, who has been livint
at his country place, Chale Farm. II
Bedminster. n. j.. will be at Yves
Forty-seventh street for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Luden OF Tuxed,
Park will be at 146 East Thirty-seventl
street for the winter.
In Tarrytown to-day Miss Sophi,
Tracy Coles, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Francis w Coles. will be married I,
Capt Vernon II. HulstonePiper. British
4 army
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DIED.

CARLSON. --Hanuah, on November go
Services THE FUNERAL CHURCH"
Broadway, sfxty-sixth street Frank
p. CampSeiis). Sunday. II A. N.
CoBB.-killed in action September 20
while In command OF The Second Bat
talon. capt. Frederick W. Cobb. Sssth
Regiment Infantry. u. s.. husband of
Lueie Yer Planoat Cobb. in his forty
fourth year.
4 memorial service VIM be held in Grace
Church, White Plains. ". Y. Sunday
afternoon. November ~. at 4 O'Clock.
CoB.-on November 81. at johnson City,
Tenn, Charles Cleveland. son OF the
late Rev. James r. and Mary Cleveland
Coe
Interment az Stockport. ". Y.
On JoNEs.-1omilia, on November IS.
Services THE FUNERAL CHURCH"
Broadway, sixty sixth street Drank
E. Campbelrs), Sunday. IL A. NJ.
LivINGSTON.-Mrs. Maturin Livlng 7ton
suddenly, at Staatsburg. Duchess
county. New York. Thursday afternoon.
Funeral services at st. Jamess Church.
Hyde Park. on Sunday afternoon al
half past o'clock. Express train
from Grand Central station leaves at /
p NJ. for Poughheepsie. where
motors will be in waiting. Returning
aIss via Po1ghkeepsie by express due
in New York at 1910. Seats in Pull
mans reserved.
MARDER.-on Friday. November 20. John
Marder. beloved husband OF Frances IL
Marder in the eighty-tourth year OF
his age.
Funeral services from his late residence
Palisades on the Hudson. New York
on Sunday, November ~, at 2 o'clock
Take Erie Railroad at Jersey City nj
l,;i5 p. NJ 20 Tappan. N. Y. Kindly
omit flowers
oNETLL-At Morristown, ". j., on Thurs
day, November 81. 1913, Elizabeth
Pagan. wife Of Henry o'Neil
Funeral from her tate home. II Mount
Kemsle avenue. on Monday. Novembc'
IS, at S:30 and at the Church of As
sumption at 10 O'Clock. lnternent
Holy Rood Cemetery
CSHEA.-Corporal Thomas f. OShea
Machine Gun Company 10Th U. $
Infantry son Of Thomas z. and Carrie
p. o'shsa, killed in action septembei
80, 1918
RosL.--on october {. 1918. kintd in action
IN France, lieut.. Philip Living ston
Rose, only son Of Mrs Leverett 8
Miller and Major John II. Rose, in his
ESD year.
CPDIKE-Iu his eountry's service In
Flanders. Of wounds received In action,
franklin Petit Updike. age 20 years
hfth and dearly beloved son of Fannie
Montgomery and the late David
Echenck UpdIke Of 14s willow street
Brooklyn.
4 memorial service will DO held at st
AIMS Church. Clinton ana Livingston
streets. Brooklyn on Sunday. Novem-
Der ~. at p. NJ
wARp.-Marquand Ward. younger son Of
Horny Galbraith and the late Mabe
Aarquand Ward. killed IN action n
France October Is. in his cath year.
PHILADELPHIA papers please copy.
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NOTES OF THE THEATRES.

,o,,nce that in the season Of 1920 they
viii produce 1.-THE Buzz Saw" comedy
by Frank Craven and Flying Colors" by
John TaintOr Foote
Tbanksgiylng Day in Albany John d.
Williams ard walter Hast will present
Betty AT Bay" by Jessie Porter which
London,
Rational Theatre, Washington, Monday.
In the cast are Charles Cherry, Ruth Shep,-
ley, wallace Eddinger and Minna Gom9el'
visible Foe" by Walter HAekett, New
Years Day in the Harris Theatre, the lease
q which he has taken over from sel"yn
z CO. a.
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JOHN FAUST.

John Faust, silk manufactures in
Paterson, died I'm his homo there Thurs
day after an illness of several months.
He was born in Switzerland sixty-two
years ago For many years he was
one of the Democratic leaders OF Pas
saIc county. served several terms as n
member OF the Police and Fire Commits
sion. the Board of Education and
Board of Health. He was a member OF
the Masonic order and other organiza-
lions. He Is survived by his Wife
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MISS MARY GUSTS LEE.

RICHMOND, Va. Nov. 22.-Mlss Mary
GUSTS Lee. daughter of Gen. Robert f.
Lee, died to-day after a brief illness at
Virginia Hot Springs. The body prob
ably will he placed beside that Of her
father In the vault at Washington and
Lee University at Lexington.
IN recent years Miss Leo had spent
much time In Washington and Rich
rnond She WAS honorary president OF
Lee Chapter. United Daughters OF tho
Confederacy. Since the death of her
brother. Capt. Robert r. Lee. in 1914
Miss Lee was the only surviving child OF
the Confederate soldier.
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AGAIN PROVES HER
ARTISTIC INSTINCTS
Betsey Lane Shepherd Gives
Second Recital Here and
Is Welcomed.

Betsey Lane Shepherd, who was heard
in a song recital here last season. was
heard again yesterday afternoon In
Aeolian Hall The same qualities which
were noted before were once more dis
playd. The voice Is one of a very pleas
ing kind. but IL lacks the freedom ami
pliancy which are essential TO the
greatest success in the field Of the song.
on the other hand Mrs. Shepherd
possesses genuine musical taste and fine
perception of the character of her lyrics.
She touches with certainty the mood and
the style Of the setting and she knows
how to construct correct and interest
ing Interpretation. If she had even less
beauty of voice she would be welcome
visitor by reason of her artistic in
stinctS
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THE MARnLE CnILEGIArr (MuRCH.

htn Ave. and 29th -.
Rev. David Jas. Burrsl, D. u. Minister.
viii preach.
II A NJ .---"Tha Magnet"
T.. M.-"Ths TrystinR Place"
on Thanksgiving Day this congrsEHtion
unitcs with tho congregation % this Col-
leSiate church OF St, Nicholas In service
In that church a. II A. ~,
Rev. Irving III. Borg, d. D., viii preach.
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JOHANN HANS ARNOLD.

Johann Hans Arnold, retired archi.
tect. died yesterday in his home. 213i
East Seventeenth street. Flatbush, in
his sfvty-fourth year. Mr.. Agnold was
associated with George Ia Morse in de-
signing the Brooklyn Eagle Building
the Jewish Hospital and the Temple Bar
Building In Brooklyn.
Mr.. Arnold is survived by his wife
Helena Knerr Arnold. four sons and
four daughters.
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MRS. CAROLINE A. MARTIN.

Mrs Caroline a. Martin. wife of
William c. Martin, retired president OF
the Silk City Safe Deposit and Trust
Company. formerly president Of the
Paterson Press-GHdrdtdn, and one OF
the most prominent citizens OF Pater-
son. died Thursday in her home. 39j
East Thirty sixth street, that city, af-
ter an Illness Of eight months. aged "a
years. Mrs. Martin was born In Rock
land county, New York. but lived in
Paterson sixty years. She Is survived
by her husband and four children
Charles D. Martin Of Nevada. DR.. Win
field 8. H. Martin Of Ridrewood. N. j.
Dr.. Nathan b. Martin OF New York and
Mrs. Frank J. Hayes of Paterson.
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SUNDAY SERMONS
IN CITY CHURCHES
Thanksgiving Will Be Theme
Of DiscOurses From Many
Pulpits

FORT WASHINGTON PRESBYTERIAN
CHCRCH T. oadway at 17tth etreet-i1 4. NJ,
y eh a.l" Fac' rs on p Ne San ks
Victory Servicc"
ST pACLs CHAPEL. Columbia Univer-
sity--The preacher at the regular o'clock
castor. Nd A choral recital win follow the
service
CHURCH OF THE BELOVED DISCIPLE.
East Eighty-nInth street-There WI %
Thanksgiving Day services st 7:S 10 and IL
A. NJ. the rector preaching at the latter
hour.
TEMPLE BETHEL. Fifth avenue at
sevensy-sixth street--servlces will be held
Gratitude"
ST JAMES METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. Madison avenue q iasth Mrcst -
Gencc''; =, ) p. N. the theme will he The
Test Of Experience"
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURcHEs-The
viii be Soul and Body"
DIR W SEARS. Criterion 1neatre-,The
of the lecture al IL O'Clock tomorrow.
FREE SYNAGOGUE, Carnegie Hall--"when
! 10 y Christian not Christian" will be the
subject OF the address 10 be given by Rabbi
Wise tomorrow at lo:@ o'clock. The fol
when is . Jew not a Jewf"
| CHURCH OF THE DIVINE PATERNITY.
7 Central Park West at Seventy-sixth street.
| The pastor. Frank Oliver Hall. D. o.. will
| preach at II A. NJ on ~ New Order OF
! Nobility A song service for soldiers and
sailors Will he held at P. M followed by
complimentary supper in the parish house.
! COLLEGIATE CHURCH, West End avenue
! N Seventy seventh street.-The Rev. Henry
Evertson Cobb. d. D., viii preach tomorrow
| AT both services.
A., vice Thanksgiving Day n. II A. NJ. the
CONGREGATION OF Knox Memorial Chapel unit
ing. The Rev. z. G. w Meury D D., win
preach. Music by the Knox Memorial ehor IA
choir.
CHURCH or THE MESSIAH. Park eve.
nue. at Thiryfourh Street.-The Rev. John
oeoSE a9fr ns VIII R. nrfsGn o es f. G. %e,
Res ated A Discussion Of Joan and reser' "
ST STEPHENS CHURCH, Broadway q,
| sixty ninth street-To-m morrow Al 4 p. NJ thu
Harvest caRata by Garrett.
BROADWAY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
corner 18th street.-The pastor. Or. Walter
Duncan Buohshan. will preach tomorrow
| Evening topic, Transferring the Army"
PROF. C. IT EMERSON Casino Theatre
/ The subject tomorrow Is Where Is Hesven
ST in The Sky Or on Earth" ,Fri.lsy night
Dream Come True wha: Does ProphesI
FIRST CHURCH or DIVINE SCIENCE
waldorf 'As, oria-Dr. Mnrrsy's subiect to
morrow, How TO Heal"
FoURTH PRESBYTERIAN oIrRCH
West End avenue at Ninety FIRST street
Gipsy smith wil tsll his great story. win
Dr. Work % prest m ,SS a.
INK At II O'Clock
MRS, MARY CHAPLIN, Mehlin Piano Hall
A. the II O'clock service Subject. "Th,
EVANGELIST STEVENS. BROOKLYN Ac,d
cmy Of Musio-subject tomorrow night
After Death. WHAT"
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WALTER HAMPDEN's HAMLET
Performance Is Fine. Recalling
That of Forbes Il Robertson.

The Shakespeare Playhouse began its
second season under the direction OF
Frank McEntee yesterday afternoon at
the Plymouth Theatre with, the presen-
tation OF Walter Hampden IN Hamlet"
Mr.. Hampden's performance was a
fine one, recalling Forbes Robertson,
and the supporting cast was notably
strong, including Albert Bruning as
PoIontus, Mabel Moore as OphoHo.
Charles A. Stevenson as King Cldudius,
Mary Hail as Queen Gertrude, Charles
Webster as LGsrteS and J. Harry Irvine
as Hordtio "Hamlet" will be repeated
November 20 and December 6.
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tionary stock his ancestor, Capt. Jesse
Sawyer, served In Ethan Aliens famous
company of Green Mountain Boys His
father was a Methodist minister. a "cir.
cult rider" in New York state and
preached to the Oneida Indians for more
than thirty years. Mr.. Hoard came TO
Wisconsin during the great panic of 81.
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CALDwELL's MAYOR DIES.
Dr. II. ID. Peck stricken on Return
From Professional Cali.

CALDWELL. n. j.. Nov. 22.--Mayor r.
d. Peck was found dead from apo
plexy in his automobile In his garage
to-day by his son-inlaw. Sylvester Pro-
vost, Borough Engineer. Mayor Peck,
who was a physician. was called last
night to attend n patient and was
stricken after he returned. He was re-
elected to a second term recently
without opposition.
DR.. Peck was 50 years old. He had
practiced here for forty years. He
leaves a daughter, Mrs. Provost.
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EX.GOv. W. D. HOARD.
Special Despatoh 10 THr suS.

Spectdf Desph1cn 10 1Hh SUN
Fort ATKINSON. Wis. Nov. 22.-
Former Governor w. D. Hoard died In
his home here this morning. His widow
and three sons, Halbert l.. Hoard,
Arthur L. Hoard and Frank w. Hoard,
were at his bedside.
Mr.. Hoard celebrated his eighty
second birthday October 10. Born in
Stockbrjdge, n. Y, in 1886, of revolu-
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McApoo TO TALK AT sEAsHoRE
Secretary Invited to Trade Con-
vention ne Atlantic City.

ATLANTIC Crrx, Nov. 22--secretary
McAdoo IL expected TO speak during the
sessions Of the Reconstruction" con-
vention Of the Chamber Of Commerce OF
the United States, to be held here De-
cember 3 to 6. according to an an
nouncement made to-day by the conven-
ton committee at Che Traymore.
Among the arrivals to-day were Mr..
and Mrs. Harry T. Winthrop Of New
York. ak the Dennis; Mr.. and MIRA
Thomas Meyers. New York. Chelsea
Mr.. and Mrs. lewis Harrison. New
York, Marlborough Bienheim; Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Angler, New York. Alamap
Mr.. ana Mrs. Leon Hendrickson, New
York, Breakers; Mr.. and Mrs. George
Iefreye, New York, Royal Palace; Mr..
ana MIRA Theodore Larkins. Buffalo
Seaside House Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Mar
TIN, Washington. Strand Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter e. Baird, New York, Haddon
Hall Mr. and Mrs. Louis Holton. New
York, Chalfonte; James c. Brady. New
York, Traymore
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w11LIAMs-BRNKERHoFF.
Judges Son WEEDS Paterson Girl In
PhiladeIphia.

Miss Margaret Brinkerhoff, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Irving Brinkerhoff
Of Paterson. was married in Philadel-
phia Wednesday to Capt Robert Will
dams, Jr, son Of Judge Robert Williams
of the New Jersey Court Of Errors and
Appeals.
Capt Williams was graduated from
the First Officers Training School at
Fort Myer, Virginia, and was assigned
20 the Second New Jersey Field Ar
tiIlery. He is a graduate of Princeton
University. 1915. and Is one OF the d.
rectors Of the Paterson Morning Gail
His bride Is a leader in Sunday school
and church work In Paterson.
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MantcII Presents "MacDeth."

Robert b. Manteli gave Macbeth" last
night in the Forty fourth Street Theatre
with his excellent repertory company.
which includes Genevieve Hamper and
Fritz Leiber The play, always one OF
Shakespeare's most popular. drew a
large audience. 1t win be repeated Fri
day evening next week.
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NEWPORT VISITORS
GUESTS AT DANCE
Army Officers and Wives
Hosts at Party Held in
Fort Adams. <
RESULT OF ARMISTICE
More Cottages Leased for
Next Season-New York
ers at the Resort.
RESULT OF ARMIsTICE
Special DespatcA TO THr SITS.

bperdt Despufch 70 The StA.
NswPoRr, Nov. 22.--Army officers and
their wives gave o dance this evening at
Fort Adams. The ofiicers are with an
ammunition train that was about to
leave for France when the armistice was
signed. The music was furnished by the
orchestra OF the Seventh band. Many
coionists were among the guests.
Rear Admiral Cameron MGR Winslow
has leased the Berwind cottage on Belle
we Court for next season.
Mrs. Louis L. Treadweil is planning
TO return here from New York next
month. r...
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women to Boycott German Good.

DALLAS, Nov. ga resolution rec
ommending that stores selling German
made goods be publicly posted and
that American women pledge them
selves to buy goods manufactured only
in the United States, allied and in
neutral countries, was adopted today
by the Texas Federation OF Women =
Climbs
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15s GRIP CASES REPORTED.
Epidemic Gradually Decreases
Says Health Board.

Only 159 influenza cases were re-
ported TO the Board of Health yesterday
from the Ave boToughs of the city. with
forty deaths, and the board said that the
epidemic was gradually decreasing. The
detailed list OF Influenza and pneumonia
cases for the last twenty-four hours fol-
lows:
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ADAMS-ANDERS0N.
woodstovvn. y. d. Girl Becomes
Bride of Ne ~aJ Lieutenant.

Special DespaTch to TIE suS.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 22.-Miss Doro-
thy Frances Anderson. daughter OF the
late Francis c. Anderson and Mrs. An
dersoR of Woodstown. N. j.. was mar
fied yesterday to Lieut.. Arthur Stanton
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81. Cbemas's Church

FIFTH AVE and SAB ST.
Rev. E7N Est NJ. STIREs, ID. D.. Rector.
s A. M-Holy Communion.
11--MornIug Service ard Sermon (Rector).
4--Evensons and Address tRectorl.
SP. M--Hour OF organ Music.
Thanksgiving Day, Thurs, s: IL (RectorlI
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Mrs. Charles HI. Miller
Of New Haven, Conn,
zone Of The most interesting Collections Of
Beautiful. Rare and Fine old specimens
erer altered al Public sale"
Early English and American China.
An extraordinary gathering of Old
Color-Class, Cottage Ornaments
and Statuettes, large collection of
Pitchers in Silver, Pink, Copper and
Canary lustre. Cream Ware, Syntax,
Buckingham, Bennington, Liver
pool and Samuel Alcock, Old Dutch
Brass e. Copper and Several Stat
fordshire and Crown Derby Tea Ser
vices.
Illustrated Catalogue Mailed on KscsIpt al
Fifty Cents
The Sales viii he Conducted by
MIR. THOMAS Il. KIRBY
and his Assistants.
Mr.. Otto Bernet and MIR. II. II. Parks
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION,
Managers,
2, 4 and Q East Esd ST.. Madison 50. So.
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THE FORT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE
(HIRCH

Fort washington Ave. and 1slst 81.
Rev. irving II Borg. d. d. Minister,
will preach at II A. n. and p. u,
Sunday school at 1855 A, 81
AZ Seats Free.
Union services OH Thanksgiving Day at
the Fort George Presbyterian Church. -,
Nicholas Avenue and lseth street, at lois0
4 VI
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While it's not our prac-
tice to proclaim our styles
regular roarers-
Yet our clothing parades
New York on the backs of
m any stylis h, we'll
groomed men.
It's reputation has put
four great stores on the
most convenient corners in
the busiest parts of the
City. No charge for repu-
tation!
"Shire" collars are pure
linen where the we a r
comes. Our own brand. ,
Soft ptdues and silks, too.
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CHURCH Of the BELOVED DISCIPLE
CALVARY CHURCH .ss 80. VERNE =, o.. :os

Rev THEODORE sEpGwICK, Rector
Services :. 10 Is and II AN. and p VI. RECTOR
THANKSGIVING DAY. Holy Communion A. Al.
Special Thanksgiving Service for victory 10 ~
GRACE CHURCH. Broadway and 10th ~.
Rev. Charles Lewis Slattery, ID. d., Rector.
); ii tThe RECTOR 8 tBishop Htesel.
Thanksgiving bay, 10. IL (The RECTOR.
Seats for Soldiers and Sailors.
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THE COLLEGIATE CHURCH OF ST.
NICHOLAS.


West End W., and MN 81
Rev Henry Evertson cobb. u. u, Minister,
viii preach at II A, ". ana q 30 =. ".
At $3.50 y. NJ, special Music; MHunders
Song Of ThankEEiVInE."
on Thanksg wing Day the congregation
Of ;hA Knox Memorial Chapel unites with
this conreSation IN a -ervlca IN this church
Mt II y. NJ. Rev j., @. W. Meury, u. ID,
: will preach.
! Mlaio hy Knox Memotlal ChoGns ChalL.
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Trtntty Gtl,trrh
Sunday Services

7 30A. NJ, Holy Communion. 8 A. M.
Morning Prayer.
II A. NJ, High Celebration.
Special Thanksgiving for Victory.
Procession with the flags Of the "a
Allied Nations. Addresses on "Amer-
ica's Reasons for nksgiving" will
be made by Major General J. Frank
lin Bell. U. S. A., and by the Rev.
DR.. Manning.
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REFORMED CHTRCH IN AMERIoA.
TuE MIDDLE C0ILE6IATE CHUnCK.

I'd Ave. and 7th ST.
Rev Edgar franklin Romig, Ml?iBt4r.
will preach at II A. NJ. and p, NJ
Service on THANKSGIVING Day NJ 10 30 A. NJ,
Mr.. R0miE will preach,
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ST. Andrews Methodist Episcopal Church

West 18th 81, near Columbus Avr.
II A. M, Special Musical Program
Thanksgiving CantRts-with John barnes
Wells and other famous s0lo!sts. No eve
ming service tomorrow
Washington square Methodist Episcopal
Church Washington So, =. ". Cor. OF Square
and Sixth Ave. II A. NJ, The Worlds
Greatest ThanksgIvlng." Dr. H. f. wool
ever. preacher. SIP. NJ, WHO rs CRAZY ?"
Address by Or. w. w. Colby, prominant
physician. Atheists and scoffers especially
Invited
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-04-05
500 REWARD 500

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all stages and
that is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly
influenced by constitutional condi-
tions requires constitutional treat
ment Halls Catarrh Medicine is
taken internally and acts through the
Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the
System thereby destroying the foun-
dation of the disease, giving the pa
tient strength by building up the con-
stitution and assisting nature in doing
its work. The proprietors have so
much faith in the curative powers of
Halls Catarrh Medicine that they Of
fer One Hundred Dollars for any case
that it fails to cure. Send for list of
testimonials.
Address F. ]. CHENEY & CO, To-
ledo. Ohio Sold by all Druggist, 75c.
m1S-m
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-04-05
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr. Nolle, of Baltimore, paid a visit
TO friends in Annapolis yesterday.
Major and Mrs W. p Upshur and
the Misses Munford attended the
over There" Liberty Loan Canton
ment last night in Baltimore at the
Fifth Regiment Armory.
Private Louis Del BalZo of the 115th
Regiment who has been home on a
furlough, returned today to his unit
at Camp Mcclellan, Admission, Ala.
Private Roy H. Fisher, of the l15th
Regiment, is home on a furlough, Wis
iting his parents.
Mrs. D. Claude Handy is slightly
indisposed at her residence on Duke
of Gloucester street.
Mrs. Claude Handy, Jr., will leave
on Saturday for a visit to her sister
in-law. Mrs. Sellman B. Brown, at
Holmesburg, Penn.
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Fell were
among those who heard the Arch
bishop of York at the MONDAY service
| at old St Paul's on Wednesday,
Mrs. Fisher, wife of Major r. Earle
| Fisher, U. S. A, and three children
will leave within the fortnight to join
! her husband at Waco, Tex.
Mrs. Bagby, wife of Lieut.. Bagby,
U. S. n, is visiting her parents, DR..
and Mrs. William Welch, Duke of
| Gloucester street.
The Rev. DR.. Persons, of Baltimore,
who has been filing the pulpit of the
Presbyterian Church, has been the
guest for several days of Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Jones.
Mrs. Berkeley Iglehart, wife of Lieu
tenant Iglehart, who has been visiting
her sister-in-law, Mrs l.. Dorsey Gas
saway, has returned home at Staun-
ton, Va.
Mr.. Frederick Proskey former agent
Wells Fargo and Company here, was
in town this week for physical exam
ination for the next draft Mr.. Pros
key is now at Norfolk, Va, in charge
of Wells Fargos offices at Old Point
Norfolk and Portsmouth. Va.