The Sun. (New York, NY) 1914-03-14 [p...

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NO PAUPERIZATION IN

FREE BREAD CHARITY

Poor AsHOolntlon Looks IntoEight Cnscs mid Finds

All Deserving.

DEPOT AS CLEARING HOUSE

Trained Workers to Use It ns

Hnsis for Giving Aid toWorthy Families.

ThroUKh the cooperation of the New

York Association for Improving the Con-

dition of the l'oor Tltu Hun yenterdaywas nble to make a thorough Investiga-

tion of gome of the etorles told by womenand children who called nt Its tree breaddepot, 160 KlUulietli tdreet, during theAfternoon to nsh for broad.

Klght of the women returned to theirhomes aecoinii.uilcd by an Investigatorfrom the association, ami In each casethe stories they had recounted were foundto be true In each detail. What Is more,there was no tooil, or money with wmcnto buy It. in any or me eignt nonns. Alt I

eight families had been suusisling sincethe fri urtiiu uepoi openeu un -- .uim..,on tho bread whlon they had reeilved.

Two ot tins' lainines, eacn oi which.consisted of luur small ciilluren, a latherand mother. Were tound Ubso.utely uestl- -

tute. The null were sick and unable. "work', the women wero exhausted and inpoor pnnicai mi - -

proper iiourisnnuni nun me eioull on the verge of mckness for the bjiuotcxtvn.

Chitrltr Clenrlim House.iluvlng found tluse cases so worthy of

help the asaoo.alion straightway eon;neveli professional iuvestlgalois to the treubread depot to use It as u sort ot clearinghouse lor finding families worthy of Itssupport and uul.

Dunug the lime the depot Is open dnlly,Xroin 'i until 4 ;30 o'clock, thise Investi

,,.gators were uuuj wwiih ni"addresses and gathering m.Uirial lorfuture work among deserving poor rami- -lies, the membcls of winch are loo inoius.to usK tor heip, but who are In such directralts that they are willing to acceptthu sort of charity being iliepciiftd b

the tree briad depot.Mrs. li Crichton, who spends her time

working for the association in the nelgh-borhtw-

along ICllzabeth and Mulbenystrre.s, was one who spent the utternoonut the free bread depot. When she Hadbeen there for nn hour and seen and In- -

torvieWed eouu oi tne women who calledfor bread she didn't hesitate to praise thework be.ng none nnd to agree to thenecessity lor It.

From n hauy computation made by thotnvetn;ators It appeared that UU pr cent,of the men, women and children who re-

ceived bread not only deserved It butWere in pr using need of tood. And ullof these investigators iigtccd without hes-

itation that the charity being dispells. dut 'Jul Kliz.thcth street can not tend topauperise thos.- whom It bneilts. Dr. asone of tne workers remarked, you cantpauperise peop.u who are on the verge oftarvut.on.

As fur as can be discovered this Is trueof ne rly a I the who have beencoming to the tree brand depot

t.ab"r .Market t'nlinprird.Toere has been no Improvement in the

labor market," said one of the associa-tion's workers. "Dur.ng tho last mouth I

am Inclined to think that instead of therebeing 325,0011 men and women out of workin New York as there were tourweeks ago, there are now JuO.Om). prompersonal observation and Muny I am surethat there are ct least lOU.UOO personsout of work in tho coak and suit tradealone."

One of the families made glad yesterday !

Ihes In n pi'r .if dingy rooms nt 2iKllzabcth str.'r. Mention of the particu-lar fuinily and the londltinn of povertyin which Its live clnldtwi, sick fathur andweiikened mother were lound was inailctwM-rn- l days nno. A contribiuor suit .

to Tilt: Sun sptclfyuiK that It beused tor llvse itoplo. So yi sterility tlucopairs of shoes were bounhi fur the chllilrwllh two sweaters nnd some Kroccrles.

Tin: St-'- is reccivitiB donations dallyfrom persons who have rend of the aidbelm; Klvcn to deservini; persotu throiiMlithe Irce bread depot, anil It will be plens.--

to receive nnd put to th suinc purposeall of th money which Its renders caroto contribute.

The fo.iowinB donations cnmdsy :A. . C"Mining"N. itMay ArmstrongK. W. SJoule S. Stroock"A Filend".. .

Il.uben W. Doblsky

Totni. H'J

THE SEAG0ERS.

Salllnx for I'.iialnnd, I lie I'nntlnviiland Sniiitlirrii Ports.

BnlllnK by the North Herman Lloydliner Berlin for .Medlternineiin ports:Nr. and Mrs. Thomr Mar. MiCarthy.

O Cranwell. Mr. tmlcrliK Tecli.Mr and Mrs. Arthur Johnston L. Uidni'md.

B. Eramom. Mrs Howard lllch- -

Mr and Mrs. Howard inordGlllesny. Mrs. A. H. 8irrckels.

Mr and Mrs. William Mrs Jiilm II. hjirecU.a' llasltell, els. Jr

Or. William II Hen- - Mr. nnd Mrs. Louis A'

Miss a'. O. Irvine. Mr. anil Mrs. JohnMr. and Mrs. (leorm TurnbuU. I

E Keith Mrs. Helen M. Tweed.Mr' and Mrs. Emene Mr and :trs. Aithur

Lent. ..Whitney ,

Mr. and Mrs. Iieniamiu ur. nun -- ire. n.Noble. W'jikofl.

Vernon P. West.liy the Anchor Lino tenniMhli) Canis-ronl- a

for (JliiaKow:Mr. and Mrs. James A. Mrs. F K. Petirs.

f)oyle, Mrs Junes Sauvare.Miss Kathleen Irwin. Mr. and Mrs. Kd'ttirdWilliam S. larsiUn, II. Whipple.

My tho United Krult Cotnii.uiy'H (ileum-Mhl- p

Tcnadorea for the West Indies nndPanama :R. C. Chichester. Mr. mid Mrs. PrankMr. ami Mrs. Llndon

W. Hales, Oenri.-- II. Johnson.naymond MrCuno. Mrs Jaiues A. Mc- -

Mr. und Mrs. K. P. Kenna.Wheeler. Mrs, J. K Merivlii.

Jaiues A. Coe. Mr. uml Mrs. CharlesMr. and Mrs. J. O. It. Ku.-c- ll

Cosfrave. Dr. K. W. Sears.Mr. and Mrs. W, D. C. W, Snow.

Fans. Mr and Mrs 0. C,Mrs M, E. Hasklns. Wood.

Hy the I'orto Illco Line NtenmshlpCarolina for Porto Illco:Gen. J. A. Ituchanan. Mr. and Mrs. II.W. L Oomlier. rr.Mr. and Mrs. David I. Waller Thompson.

Venle. I. U. Ilerne.Dr. rloretiee Dressier. P. A. Dillingham,(lenrre Holt. Mr and Mrs. J AJ. C, Lincoln. Cnlhoun.Mr. and Mrs. O, W Mr .uul Mrs. a. P

Spear. (irnlir.By the Ward Line steamship Havunn

for Hhvuiiu:Mr. and Mrs William D. Macy,

ONLY $2,433 RAISED YESTERDAY.

Worker tar 100,000 nilud HomeFund Slake Little Headway.

Tho second day In tho eleven day campalirn to raise 1100,000 for rlt. Joseph'Jlome for the llllnd In Jersey City yieldedonly 12,433 ycsiterdny. This makea tha

mount secured thui far '117.600.Team No. 82, composed of policemen,

was tho nrlie team In (tettlnr the moatcontrlbutloniv William V. Cloaiey, chief

i i no nuns iiouievard motorcycle po- -voncc, ii in- - ipiain oi una leum.

TITLED VISITORS ON LINER.

Karl lie I.a Warr Thinks tlrltlsh91 llllanta Will Win Votes.

Sir Hugh and Lady Hell arrived yester-day on tho Matiretanla to visit LadyHprlng-lllc- wtfo of the llrltlsh Ambassa-dor at Washington, who Is a niece ofLady Hell.

Sir Francis Hdtvnrd Younghusband, ex-

plorer and former Urltlsh Cctnntlssdotier toTibet, also arrived on the liner for n lec-

ture tour.The Karl t)e La Warr was another pas-

senger. He said that he thought the English suffragettes Mould win the ballot (

simply because that woiilil tic a way orending the tumble, they are making.

Others who arrlted were Mts. Klslc-Frelir- h

Vanderbllt, C. W. Cross, Attorney-Cluicr.- il

of Altxrta; Ailolph (luggetihelm,Mr. and Mts. Lewis Iselln, J. II. Mcl'ad-de- n,

.Mr. and Mrs. It. O. Llnd, T. A.SlcCrea, the' Hon. JUrtrand ltull. Mr.and Mis. llcnjamln .Stem and ('apt. 12, C.T. Warner.

GRADUATED AS ACTORS.

C'irll Mnildc nil it Hlniifhc llntra UlrrAdvice ti Class nf ail.

The graduation exercises of the Amerl-ra- n

Academy of Uramntlo Arts Weroheld iwtenlny afternoon In tho UmplroTheatre. Diplomas weru aunrded totwenty-si- x graduates, Including lLlen.iIMdy, IMiinbv Foster. Mntiel SIgel. Le'.lcoS'eticlon. DavIiI Ieon.ird, Anrou J. Mo'tun. Frank Morgnn and IKuglaM Ma- -Lean, all of this city. Other graduatescame irom as far aj Vancouver, It C:ui Halton, Kngand.

The two nildmssm to the graduateswere made by lllancho Pates and Cyril..liiiuie, wic neior. They told of I

their ep.-rlenc- on the stage nnd nilvls.,1tm. budding actors as to their chosen pro- -le -wion. I

trsiiee I

r.W ILLflttX WILLER COMPANY,

Flvr Vrar ArrnnKeiiteiif Made WllhKlinr A Krlnnicrr.

Klaw & Krlanger have made arrangement wun uenry jiiiier for a term offive years by which they will Jointly makea niimner or productions under the super- -

'"r' "'"''rThe organization will be known as theIieil .Miller (. OtnlrltlV unit Ih- - nrsi ai- -iracuon to lie exploited will be Kuth '

se.i-jo- at i ow rs The itre on Mnml ty.

ull'llng.!r

" SI

imdtr the of Klaw k

I.e- - Shnbert ouii liiilnu Aliriinil.Lee Shuhirt. the theatric il

will sil on the Olympic on Mirch IS forhis nnnu.il trip to Lump.', lie la saillnstwo month earlier than usu il. He

that he was able awayso mi1 btv.iuse his iiliuin fur the k.ii-ui- ihnve lnen Ills brother, J. J.Shuhirt, who Is with him Invailuus il enterprises, will be Incharge during his

ntt-- s nf tlir tosliitfDavid llelasco and Oscar Hmimersteln

have reached a friendly agrementthe disposition of the Icae of the

Itcpubl.c The.itr". The moving pictureswill be wlthdtnwn forthwith and Mrjiammersteln resutiii-- control of the, , , ,,.., M (, U1C lleil.

Tr-- Film Company willpresent In the Ilepubllc Theatre on Mon-da- y

their latest Mini production, a six reeldrama. J. Warren Kerriganhas tin title and his sister, Kathleen

has the role of Ihlllith. It herilrst appearance In motion pictures.

Ficd C. has entered the movingplctute Held, having bccom associatedw'th the l Company ofWest Forty-secon- d street. Mr. Whitneywill give his undivided nt'entlnn to theproduction of a number of his former sue- -

ce"srs and wIP nlni sum-Amer'ein and forc'gn plays which nndhis associate control

vt'u.v hVi--

THE SUN, SATURDAY, MARCH 14,

MUSIC AND PULPIT TALKS INCHURCHES HERE TO-MORRO-

W

OLD BT. PAUL'S CHAPKteFulton and Vesey streets. The cantata"The Roul Triumphant" will br rehderej ntnoon next Tuesday by the choir. The soloists will be! Contralto, Miss McOeci tenor.Frank Ormshy; barytone, Frederic llunther. I

II. llrooka Day of St. Luke's, llrookljn. wiltbe ths organist.

CHAl'F.L OF Tilt! INTLMtCKKHIONP.ronlway and 185th street. The Itqv. Dr.dates will preach the morning, afternoonand evening eerWrrs. l.vnra M. l. Tsppan,'cellist, will be III' soloist anil Leo IllgKSwill be the organist at the popular vespersThe music: It A. M., prelude, prayer,IJarkers offertory anthem, "He k Ye theLord," Itoherts; postlude, andante, Itolierls,1 I'. M., organ, "In the Morning," tlrlegjsolo, "Chanson Trlste," Tschalkowskyi organ,"Kamenol Oat row," Ituhenstelni offertory,"PI srlms' Bong of Hope." Hfttlste. 8 I'. M

prelude, "Contemplation," Oaul; offertory an-them. "Lovely Appear Over the Mountain."Uounoit; postlude, march, Dubois. Frank T.Ilnrrat, organist and cholrtnsster.

ST. JAMK8H CHUIICII Madison avenueand Seventy-nra- t street. Illshop Courtni)nlll preach at the II o'clock aervlce. nhlchwill be followed by celebration of theholy At the afternoon servicent 4, the Ilev. Mr. Carey will (reach. Atthe conclulon nf the eervlce the(t. Illrbards. will (He a briefrerllal.

FIFTH A V EN UK I'llCSUYTIlltl ANCllfltCH Fifth aenue and t'lftv-ltfl- h

street. The Ilev. Dr. J. H JneeU, pastor,lll preach nt 11 A. M. The offering will

be for the Assembly's Hoard of Publicationand Hundiy School Work. Dr. Jowett willalso conduct the services In tl.e afternoon a4 o'clock. On Tuesday afternoons duringMareh a series of org in recitals wilt be .hen'V the organist of the church, Frank L.Sealy, I

KPISCOPAL LKNT11N Sr.ItVICES Bpe- -

clai' Lenten services under the auspices 0f I

the Protestant Kplscnpal Church hi thediocese of New York are being held the, c Th,Btr Forty-secon- d street, west ofHrondway, o'clock Sunday evenlimsduring Lent. The Ilev. Dr. Cyrus T. Hradywill preach evening,

HIHCK CHUItCH Fifth avenue andThirty-sevent- h street. The Itev. Dr. Merrillwill preach at II. and the nevMr. Janeway, the associate minister, at 4

o'clock, The music: Morning service, prel-ude, allegro. Parker; anthem. "The Lord IsMy Light." Parker; offertory, "I.ord. for ThyTender Mercies." F.irrant. 13.10.1580; post- -

lude. toccata. Purcell. Afternoon sen Ice.m1,..1v Itnrhmnntnnfr: antlim.

"Come. Holy Spirit " Palnt-Sien- nnipi'ion,

lude. andante trlstarnantc. Kroegcr.

'

,me illiru eeroion u, iiic ir. ,.ritiri, ,, ,,. ,he. of vhrl.' ,.n,l Human ,

Ity." In the evening .it s o'clock. thwill preach nn "Not Peaco. but a Sword.1

Neit Welnes,u evrnlnic Dr. Jefferson willpreach In the T.iylor chapel on "MartinLuther."

WILLIAM HKNNli: will continue hisItlble studies and lectures 11 A. M to-

morrow In tho Hawthorne Hiilldlnr. Ill WestISSth street.

M A II V F.THKItlDlli: CHAPIN will spealcIn llerkeley 'llieutre, Forty-fourt- street andFifth uvenue, tnornlnir on "LetTfirrc He I.litht." "in Tui.day Mrs. Chsplnwill nt her studio, same bulldlnafrom 4 to H and from s to 10.

CHUISTIAN SCIHNCI'.-T- h.. subject o' thei.. . ,i, r'h orf .

hurrhes will ! "Sub. tan ' ' '

and the Kolden txt. Psalm null, II. "Themeek shall Inherit th earth, ntid shai. o.itlht tlimseHos In "ie tihiind.inre e.f peace."

l.AIKill TKMPl.i;- - Second aienue andFourteenth street Italian serb will beheld miirnltisr nt 11 o'clock. Dr I

t'lraizlnl will preirh and Mr. Sulll and Milquartet will ftirnl.il the music In Italian, i

Dr W T. lllslnir will give after- -

noon ut ! o'clock the third his erl of j

t'tuitrated lecture, on "The Mjklns of ourWorld. ' HI. tuple will be "The TlrelesnDisiroyer." At v o'clock Dr Diy will deliver the third nf hi. series oflectures on "How We Hot th lllble

will be "The People's Hlbie'M B T It O P O I. I T A N lNDHPP.NDllNT

I'lU'HCH Schuler Theatre. corner ofHroiiduny and I'.lKhty second street. "How

naiterion in "Dnldy Lung Legs." by"Oh. Come Let Us Heiurn." Llsst; offertory,Jean Webster, which lit op.-- its Chlcigoi "Clory to th Faiher," It.ichmanlnoff; post- -

,r ,'!"lr n"r,;'r w'" miVt' nls olllcesi huoaDWY TAHHItNACt.i: CllfltCH --"h . 1m.',,'r, T"'"1""'- - Hroadway and Flfty-.lxt- street The Ilev.

! rZ l"rir. ,,e USl' attMt "f "r- - 'h.rles i: Jefferson will preach at 11 A.

'..n S U";h'"n " 'Christ and llu.lnee." This will l,etours continue to be .... . i.. i

direction Krlanger.

producer,

yisterday to get

completed.associated

theatricabsence.

I'lcturi-s- .

regard-ing

will

I'nlversil

"Samson."role

Kerrigan, Is

Whitney

Film 22(1

produce newhe

1914.

Hroadway,

at

communion.

organistDirllngton

In

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of

Illustrated

Hilly .Sunday Plays llnll With Clod" will bethe subject of tho prologue to the addresson "The Kthlcs of Democracy," on whichlr. Henry Prank, founder snd for ten yearstenker for thn Mff rnnnlltan Inileliendent

Church, lll .peak morning at11 o'cloek. In the alternoon Dr. I rankwill speak In The Hronx at Auertmcn nnuo.HUE lloston road, nesr 16th street. Tin)subject lll be, "The Teachings of Tolstoyand the Iileals of Jesus."

NIIW YOIIK PHEMIVTEIUAN CltUltCHKith street and Seventh avenue. The Itev.tleorce W. Arms, Jr., pastor of the NewYork Presbyterian Church. bs received Intothe New York Presbytery from the DenverFresh) tery at the regular meeting of thaPreib)tery last Tuesday. The Installationservice will take place about April 1 In the

due to the fart that the church is beingredecorated. At the Installation service the I

Itev. Dr. Henry Sloans Coffin will preachthe sermon, the itev. Dr. Thomas W. Smithwill deliver the charge to the pastor, thaItev. Dr. Duncan J. McMillan nlll deliverthe charge to the people and the Ilev. Dr.Jesse P. Forbes will make' the Installationprnyer. The Itev. Arthur H. Llmoute, mode-ruto- r

of presbytery, will preside. The boysand young men of the Sunday school haveraised among themselves enough money toequip a gymnasium. This will be done Im-

mediately, and Itudolt Mnnnhar.lt will bntheir Instructor, The pastor's Sundny ii

topics arei Morning, ."The Sameness ofJesus Christ"! afternoon, "The Crowd andthe Christ."

N11W THOl'tJHT CIH'IU'H New AeolianHall, West Korty. third Mreet. "WhattheNew Thought Church Is Doing for Mankind"v. Ill be the subject of F. W. Sears's lecture

t II o'clock The followingproKramme will be rendered at the organrecital begl.iulng at 10:10 A. M : PolonaiseIn A m.loe. i"hln, norluene In P. flat. I-Chopin The Swan," Salnt-Saen- toccata. I

Dubois. Oeorg- - Shackey, rganisi ; vioun .

,nl"'. HlUon; barytone s olus, .11, carvnlho,

FIFTH AVENUE IIAPTI3T CHUItCH(leorge N. Sage will talk to the young men'sHlblo class of the Fifth Avenue IlaptlstChurch In Calvary Ilaptlst Churchmorning at :40 on "The Chief Among thePublicans."

CENTltAL PIlESnYTEIHAN CHUIICIIWest Fifty-sevent- street, between Hroad-way and Seventh avenue. The Itev. Dr.M. Woolsey president of HamiltonCollege, will supply the pulpit at 11 A, M.

and 4. 10 P. M.FllHETHOUC.HT SOCIETY Ilryant Hall.

SUth avenue, near Forty-secon- d street. Thesubject of the lecture by James F. Morton, j

Jr., morning at II o'clock willbe, "Anniversary Address. Moncure Daniel Con-wa-

the lllnprnpher of Paine." Headingsslid the npi-nl- of the question box willprecede the lirture.

NEW TIUiPiillT CHUIICII Forty-eight- h j

Street Theatre. Dr. Jull S.nn Se.ira,founder of th New Thought Church andSchool, will speak at 1115 A. M.

on The Key to Health, Wealth and Love."In the evetilne nt s o'clock she ulll nnsvrthe iiuestlon 'Why Is Thr" No nll'" atttis rei;u nr Sunday eenliic fraternity nieet-Ini- !

In tb American llulldlnc, Hroadwayniiil Flfty-elyht- h stn--t- . Ths Tueeday evenln science of succes. meetlnif will be heldat s ll In the Umplro Hotel. Hroadway andSixty-thir- d stiet. Dr. Sears will speak on

the "Snuaro of Failure. '

Irish Music lit imiiiIo Miim.The Itev. Luke .1. Kvers. nctor of St

Andrew's Ilniunii Catholic Chinch. !u:inerci-i- . tins iirn iiki.i : proKmimne m ir.so

wiiibs ii music tor the ii Hiiidiiy mass onl. l .lirilKW II. l i ur 11. ai iuat. i.ii

ltl-- 'i violinists. lu Irish li'irpl-t- s nn.Itwo fjaet'c sltiKirs hiivv been rtiKtiKedA short irrmon In ilnellc will be dllvered

'by h priest fnm liar wl'h tint languaKt.

R STATEMENT.

Kin it A KrlsnKer In llnvr It nn AllTlu-l- r I'riiKriiiiiuirN?

Klaw A-- Krlnmrer dlrecttnl yeeiterdsythrit the followim; stnto'iient be printedIn the proKr.itiiim s of all i.f their thenttes.toui'ther with th" full provisions of thoStoddard anti-tick- speculator bill nowpondliiK In the Legislature.

'"Pie ant tcliet sprculatlni: bl'l Isplaced In this iiroKr.ininie so that the

who have sufferi-- throiiKh the

I

A'fcis&sJfcL''....

nuisance ami evil of ticket speculationmay place the blnmo where It properlybelongs, as It Is our firm belief that thisact If passed and enforced would abso- -lutely eliminate ticket speculating andconfine tickets to tho box offices of the- -atres, where they should be, to bp sold j

to tho public; and we do not be'.levo anyother measure now beforo the municipalor Htnto lawmaking body would bo ef-- 1

fectlve."

RKLIMOUA NonCfs,

FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Fifth Ave. ami Fifty-fift- h 81.Preacher

THE FEV. J. H. JOWETT, D.D.Services at lb A M. and 4!S0 P. M.

Offering for Assembly's Hoard of Publicationnnd Sunday School Work.

The Mi Service In thoChapel on Wednesday at Sill P. M.

nlll be conducteil by Dr. Jowett.

Tf iR i t V Pfl T iS?l. Cttllllll till iRtllXISSiflllIl'uay and U.itn St. ' Itev. M. H. dates. D. 1),Vicar. Ii H5i 4S; lOiJOj Hi Id 4 PopularVespers. Soloist, Laura M D. Tappen. Cellist;Leo Hiss. Itrrltal Organist Miss Tsnp-- nwill play Ilruch'a mush.- - of the ancient Jew-ish hymn Kol Nldrel. Mr. Itlggs will playKomenn! OHrow by Itublniteln Headingsfrom Cseklel by the Vicar. Address: "WhatWe Owe Kteklel." I P. it.. Evening Benlc.

.Services are held In the following

Christian Science ChurchesSlMdS, 1 1 1 U. Ml I P. M WtlMlal't, I f.H

First Church. Central Park West A JMh St.Second Church, Central Park West .V Jth St.Third Church, ISMh St. & Madison Ave.Fourth Church. 0O West talst StFifth Church. Madison Ave. A 3ih St.

THE Sr.W YOIIKFREETHOUGHT SOCIETY

TO. M oil HOW ,T II A. M.MVaUT Utll th Ave."""" """t 4Jd HI.'1"' ""ncV.re .' ?V- - "e. ljlogiMiuirr ui Irlurpr. .lame l Mnr.Ion, 4r, AI A HE WELCOME.

Old St. Paul's B'wir i Futlen St

Tuesday, March 17 CantataMid-Pa- y "The Seal Triumphant"

St. Oomas's ChurchFIFTH AVE AND HI) ST

Itev, EltN EST M STI11KS. D I) , Hector.I A. M Holy Communion

11. Morning Service and Sermon (DeanOrosvenorl, 4. Evensong ami Address (ItevW. - Caswell), p .r Hour of Organ Music

PRES. W00DROW WILSON SJ'nc IN.. Icy Meeting to isutntn lllm,

l'lnyhuuRf, 49th. cast of Itroailway, to morrow evenlnc Ppnpr iicar iS Htrnun,llrnry Clew. W A, Clark. Mudlnn C ltcrsHentii Krf.

ST. JAMES' CHURCHMadison Avenue and '1st StreetHoly Communion. Sundav School t IV

Morning Service (IllSHOP COl'KTNKY) tlAfternoon Service (Itev. Mr. l're) I 4,

THE RRICK CHURCH Sillsill.

Ale.si.

ftt)r Merrtll. the mlnUter. will tiri-ar- fit

eleven o'clock and Mr janewav the ns.nrlat minister, nt four NrmN SHltVlCHr.vi:ii- - wi:i:k day--,

ts-j- 12.50,

t'AI.VAIIV IMI'TliT Clll'ltCll.FIITII A HM K IIAnl-- r ( HI ItCH.

I'nlon evlce.1S5 West Uth Street

Dr. WorMfliin at 11 A M a 4 P. M.Sunday School ami lllble Classes, :U A M

PIliTBll Pre.ltrrlun t'hlirrb,bKlllnrlL v s:ti, st l.i- - Il'way A. ;th Ave.Itev Wilton Mrrlomltli, I) D. pastor.

Servlcisnt 11 A M and t '30 P Mlit v. M. WiM.Uer Mlr.iker, D D 1,1,. D.

1 1ll preach.

St. Score's ChJrcIs on Itth Street, rar of Ttpr I Anus

MrMixs ai s. II and s.AI.LSI'AT.S I Itnr

THE NEW THOUGHT CHURCHAECLIIN HALL, .2 W' I'd HI.

V W Scars. .

orji n i Inl at Secreil l uncirl 100 A V

SPECIAL RELIGIOLS SERVICESThe l.rle Tlie.lr.-- . 4.M. neae til lr.I'AKHV MMI.W KVKMMi III Itl.Mi I.KM'

at 8 o'rliN'k, i.imhI iiiii.Ic, u ..rTrrliiK.

Bibttt Stud es and LecturesNundat II A. M nt I Ml ttr.t SI.

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