The New York herald., 1921-11-05
Sermons Until Friday Will
Take Great Interest i'm Wash
ington Farley.
TWO RALLIES ON HOLIDAY
Bishop Manning to Preach To-
morrow-Other News of
City's Churches.


York churches Tomorrow. Throughout
the week, and especially on armistice
day. Friday, the churches will be given
over to meetings and prayers having
to do with this event
One OF the most important of the
armistice day mass meetings will be
that In the evening at the Cathedral
of st. John the Divine on Mornings!de
Heights, at which Bishop Manning, DR..
John II. Finley and DR.. John Kelman.
pastor of the Fifth Avenue Presby-
terian Church. will speak. William p.
Merrill. chairman of the New Yorl,
Federation OF Churches, has sent out
notices of an important church mass
meeting on the evening OF armistice
day at Madison Square Garden.
Bishop Manning to Preach.
Bishop Manning will be the preacher
In the Cathedral of st. John the Divine
Tomorrow at II A. M. At p. NJ the
Rev. w. Russell Bowie. d. D.. rector
Of st. Paui's Church, Richmond, Va,
will preach.
At Calvary Episcopal Church. Fourth
avenue and Twenty-first street, the rec
tor will be the preacher at both the
morning and evening services. On
Thursday evening the couacil of the
Church Service League has invited all
the parishioners to a meeting and
gathering in the parish house. The
Rev. Herbert Shipman, Suffragan
Bishop-elect of the diocese, will make
| an address.
| AT All Souls Church. Unitarian,
| Fourth avenue and Twentieth street,
the Rev. DR.. William i. Sullivan will
preach in the morning on THE Re-
| public: Yesterday. To-day and To-mor-
row-a Sermon for Armistice Day"
| This armistice Sunday service will be
| the first of several musical services
with additional instrumental accom-
| paniment. The music will be OF q
patriotic and military character appro-
PIRATE to the day.
| DR.. Wise to Talk ON Arms.
1.-THE Worlds Only Chance" will be
the subject OF DIR. Wises armistice
address In the morning before the Free
Synagogue at Carnegie Hall. Dr. Wise
| Will deal with the arms conference
as Americas reparation to the world
and will take up the question of dis
armament. possible and impossible.
The opening meeting of the four day
| conference on 1.-The Word, the Will and
the Work of God" under the auspices
of the National Bible Institute at CAL
vary Baptist Church, will be held to-
morrow at 7:i5 p. M. On Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday the sessions
| will be held both afternoons and even
ings.
With two mass meetings on armistice
day, November H. superintendent
Thomas J. Noonan Of the Rescue So
ciety In Chinatown will celebrate the
twenty-fifth anniversary of his conver.
sion. During these years Mr.. Noonan
has taken an active part in Christian
work. and has contributed largely In
the regeneration Of the district TO which
he has given the best part of his life
His story will be told in the Old Chinese
Theatre, and 7 Doyers street, at
o'clock In the afternoon and s O'Clock
at night.
On Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock WILL
lam McQuere, superintendent of the
Jerry McAuley Cremorne Mission OF
the National Bible Institute. will have
the thirteenth anniversary Of his con-
version. The celebration promises to be
of great interest, for many of his 'old
crones" will be on hand to give him
their good wishes.
At Fourth Presbyterian.
! Armament Sunday will observed In
the Fourth Presbyterian Church. West
End avenue and Ninety-first street
The pastor, the Rev. Edgar Whitaker
Work, D. D.. will preach in the morning
on "Peace-Is 1t A Dream?" and In the
evening on Disarmament and World
Welfare" public service will be held
In the Fourth Church on Friday. arm
istice day. from 11:45 to 1870 People
of all faiths are invited.
At the Temple, 10th street and Lenon
avenue, Carlyle B. Haynes will sneak
tomorrow night at o'clock on What
the New Birth Is,"
The Rev. Cornelius woelfiSin, d. d.
minister of the Fifth Avenue Baptis
Church, will preach tomorrow afternoon
at A o'clock In st. Paurs Chapel. Column
bia University. Prof. Walter Henry Hal
will be in charge of the music services.
Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock II
the Chapel OF the Intercession, Broadway
4 and 155th street, the seventh season o
popular vespers will begin. During thu
i last six years these services have beer
attended by thousands. Frank 7. Har
rat, who is the oIganist and chofrrnaste
OF the church. Viii again take up tn
work as recital organist ct these services
He will have the assistance OF DIR. WI
G.. Macfarlane The soloist will be Ernes
Davis, tenor OF the Boston Grand Opera
Company.
On zoronsterfa ism.
Prof. A. V. williams Jackson, profes
cor of Indo-Irani languages at Coluni
bla University, will speak tomorrow
morn ng at Town Hall on the "Messag'
OF Zoroasterianism." This is the elxtl
public lecture In the series on world re
ligions being given under the auspices
of the Theosophical Association of New
York. Prof. Jackson IL said TO be IN
most authoritative biographer OF 10
roaster, the prophet OF ancient Persia.
Disarmament Sunday Will be Observer
by the Community Church tomorrow n
IN A. NJ. The minister, the Rev. Joh'
Haynes Holmes. will preach on "A Dele
gate from the Kingdom of God Arrive
AT the Disarmament Conference"
AZ Community Forum, at S:15 p. M
in the Church House, Park avenue an
Thirty fourth street, Vincent Gilroy VII
speak on "The Municipal Campaign n
Seen by the Coalitionists."
During the summer st. James's Meth
odlst Episcopal Church. Madison ave
nue. and 126th street, was closed for re
pairs, and the building was romodelled
Tho church was reopened recently AM
already the new community hall an,