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I I 10 Ml THE BROOKLYN DAILY XI'W YORK. SAnTJWY. JAM II. 192. NEWS OF THE CHURCHES I Convicted Slayers of Policeman QUEENS DIVISION MEETING The annual ci the Queens division of the Greater New York Can You Answer These Questions on the Bible? ATTACKS HAHDLIKG OF SNYDER DEATH Federation of Churches will be held in the First Methodist Church, Ja BY YELLOW PRESS maica, Tuesday erernnf.

At this meeting important steps are to be taken to advance the common pro-tram of all the Protestant churches of Queens. In the coming campaign Visitation Evangelism Religious Edu 1. What loving apostle mas subject to despondency 2. What apostolic evangelist dors not omit the title of infamy which belonged to linn before his conversion 3. Which apostle is mentioned only In the last conversation our Lord had mith His disciples? 4.

Of mhirh of the apostles do we know nothing except that he belonged to the faction of zealots? a. Which of the apostles proved unworthy of his high calling? Aniwen Last Page tiv EngUah Lutheran Church of the tomorrow the Rev. C. Kline, pavtor. will preach the morning on "Jesus Manifest Hit Glory" and in the evening "Ability and Action" will be his topic.

The Rev. Victor O. Mills, psstor of the New Tore Avenue Methodist Church, will preach tomorrow morn-ins on "The Spiritual Life" and in tlie evening on "A Survey of Prohibition." The topic for the morning service tomorrow at the Kalb Methodist Church, of which the Rev cation of the Younc and the higher CATHOLIC NEWS A nriena In hocor of t. Little FVv.er, lit. 1 heme ol Ciu.d the latent cxuomtd saint, wul open in the Churca ol St.

Antony. Mii.hi!tan ave. oo Jan. li. and continue to Jan.

23- Toe exercises wiU be conducted by the Rev. Albert H. Dolan. O. Carm.

and his assistant, the Rev. Clement Sullivan. O. Carm. Carmelite Fathers lrora the National Shrine of the Lit tie Flower in Chicago precious rrhes of the saint will be presented for public veneration after tlie services each evening.

One of tlie most important events of the year conducted w.me Catholic auspices will be the annual concert of the Diocesan Choristers to be held at the Academy of Music on the evening of Jan. 19. Amcnf the soloists will be the Rev. Lawrence J. Bracken, chaplain of tlie Brooklyn Police Department a soloist from tlie Metropolitan Opera economy and Mp.ster Charles Ryan, one of the most talented boy singers In the country.

training of Bible School teachers will be discussed. Bishop Ernest M. Stires will address the meeting. The Her Samuel Trexler. president of the Prof.

Myer Scores Sentimen-, tality in Institute Talk. Would Exclude Reporters. The er.t;mentahty- of vfte press in lis attitude toward the nyder-3ray trial and execution wis condemned by Dr. William Starr Myem. professor of politic at Princeton Urmersilv.

who spoke ast nich. New York and New England by nod pcecl by Jonathan C. Woodman. lather of R. Huntington Woodman, choir director of tiie church.

Jonathan Wuodman as himself organist and choir d-rector of church 1S4-S Tl words of the familiar hymn. Where Are Kinci and Empires Now." which mill also be tun-mere written by A. Clrvrland Coxe. son of the Rev. Samuel H.

Cone. urn as the church minister from 1837 lo 10H. At the midweek service Wedne4Say evening the Her. Morgan Phelps Noyes will fpesk on "Religion in Modern American Poetry." W. C.

Coleman, one of the most Influential laymen In the Bapast denomination, mho li president of the Northern Baptist Convention, will speak tomorrow evening at the Ureenmood Baptist Church, of which the Rev. Dr. Franca W. O'Brien is pastor. Mr.

Coleman, though the head of great manuiacturuig interests in Kansas, gives more than half his time to the affairs of the church. At the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church tomorrow morning the paster, the Rev. Dr. Charles Carroll Albertson. will preach on "Taking Up the Cross." In the evening the Rev.

John Ewing Stecn mill preach of the Lutheran Church, is to follow Bishop Sure. Anton L. Schwab, chairman of the Stalen Island division, mill briefly outline the successful campaign of Visitation Evangelism re at the Academy ol Mumc. His lecture W. Bradford Maskiell is pastor, will be "Christianity and Evil." In the evening the topic will be "The Love of Law and the Law of Love." cently earned out on bis ten isiana Grorf Appel or Miller.

left. rwiitT of tint derre murder ia killing Folic Lu (huin J. Krmmer. and Edward Byrne, rifht, far whom a plea ot second decree murder il accepted. The Rev.

Dr. Howard A. Northacker, of the Newtomn Presbyterian The pastor of the Hillside Presby Church of Elmhurst, chairman for Queens, will preside. terian Church, the Rev. Dr.

Marvin Thompson, will speak tomorrow JURY FISDS APPEL Methodist Church, the Rev. Stanley High. Verdi's anthem. "Spirit Immortal." will be sung in the morning, and in the evening Faure'a "When Power Divine" will be given as tenor and bass duet. Miss Helen Worth of The Eagle wiU address the Woman Guild at its afternoon meeting Monday.

Her subject will be "Life on a Newspaper." The coming week Dr. Cadman wiU leave on journey across the country in the interest of the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ of which he is president. In his absence the Rev. James Moffatt. of Glasgow, morning on "The Desire of Christ." DORAH SEES HALT IN ENFORCEMENT AS In the evening the subject of his ser- MANHATTAN CHURCHES GUILTY OF MURDER IN FIRST DECREE monette will be "A story Aoout Stockings." The Rev.

Ernest Ahrendt will be AGENTS FLUNK TEST Baptist. Baptist. ordained and instalUd as pastor ol Bethany Lutheran Church. Bellnire, Scotland, will preach. Dr.

Moffatt Is tomorrow afternoon. The Kev. wai on "The Demand lor personal iesti- ter Schwelert, pastor of the Redeem- 4 mony." Special Mendelssohn music the autho1 of the widely used translation of the Bible In modern speech and of the "Introduction to the Liter Continued From Pace 1. Richard S. Newcombe was on hand personally to accept the pleas.

Jury Out Eight Hour. The jury went out at 5:40 p.m. and er Lutheran Church, Bayside, will preach the Installation sermon and ature of the New Testament." He is the Re. William Halfmann. pastor ol St.

John's Lutheran Church. College returned at 1 45 un. Point, will conduct tne ordination teaching this year at Union Theologi cal Seminary. The pastor, the Rev. P.

A. Mac donald, will preach tomorrow morn and installation. Appel, It was learned, was doomed from the first ballot, taken a few mill feature the evening choir program. "The Greatest Attribute" will be the subject at the Lafayette Avenue Friends Church tomorrow morning oi the sermon by the pastor, the Rev. W.

Glenn Roberts. "Add to Your Faith" mill be the topic of the morning sermon tomorrow of the Rev. George A. Clarke, was the ninth in a series given under the auspices of the department of political science of the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences. "The time has come." he said, "for respectable public opinion in America to assert itself against disreputable newspapers.

It is easy lor people to discourage Euch sheets by no. buying them. However, judping by the make-up of the large percentag; ot the population in our large cities, it will not be possible to improve con -ditions in this way for several generations. Would Exclude Press. Dr.

Myrs advocated the exclusion of reporters and other newspaper representatives from criminal trials or executions by legal measures, with the penalty of jail for contempt jf court for those editors who disobeyed the law. After the case has been closed, he suggested, the judge should give a summary of the evidence and the verdict. "Although reputable newspapers would undoubtedly suffer under those conditions." he declared, "such action would be Justified lor the good of the communitv. It might not bring about a cure but it would be at least a tep in the right direction." Declaring that Governor Smith ould most probably be nominate1: as the Democratic candidate for President, the speaker commended the "sound generalship" of both major parties in their method of launching their individual political campaigns. Commenting on our relations with foreign Powers, he stressed the beneficial results of Colonel Lindbergh's flights, the activities of Ambassador Morrow in Mexico and the visit of President Coolidge to the Pan-American Conference at Havana.

Courtesy on the King's Highway" CALVARY BAPTIST 123 West 57th Street. Between 6th and 7th Avenues Rev. JOHN ROACH STRATON, D.D., Pastor Rev. W. KF.ENEY TOWNER, D.D.

PASTOR OF PIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OP SAN JOSE, CALTP. 10 00 BIBLE SCHOOL, WITH CLASSES FOR ALL. 11:00 "THE BAPTISM WITH THE HOLY SPIRIT." 3 00 "STAND OP AND STAND FORTH" IDIVTNE HEALINU MESSAGE'. 1 30 "BEHIND THE SCENES WITH GOD." SPECIAL REVIVAL AND DIVINE HELINO SERVICES HEALING SERVICES SUNDAY AT 3 P.M.. WED.

AT 3 P.M., AND THURS. 7 SO P.M. BRING THE SICK DAILY. 12-1 NOONDAY PRAYER MEET1NO. ALL THE SUNDA AND WEDNESDAY NIOHT SERVICES BROADCAST A O.

331 METERS. 1.500 of 2.000 on Payroll Fail to Pass Examinations Asks Another Chance Be Given. Washington, Jan. 14 The Government! Prohibition enforcement machine must go to the garage for an almost complete rebuilding unless the Civil Service Commission lowers the hurdles with which it confronted the Dry agents in Its recent examinations. Seventy-five percent of the working parts of the machine 1.500 of the 2.000 men on the payroll failed to pass the tests and Prohibition Commissioner Doran is certain that en minutes after the jury had retired.

But in the case of Byrne there was a deadlock of seven for first-degree murder and five for second-degree ing at the Classon Avenue Presbyterian Church on "What the Bible Is end How to Use The topic for the junior tait mill be "David Living- murder, and this did not change m-Ul be the subject of the sermon tomorrow morning at St. John's Methodist Church by the Rev. Frederick A. Wells, pastor. In the evening the subject of the address will be "The Boy Jesus." The lante chorus under Dr.

Tali Esen Morgan will sing at lune. In the evening tne pastor mill throughout all the balloting. At 1 oclock the returned to ask give an address. pastor, at Emmanuel Baptist Church. The children's talk by the pastor will be "A Little Boy's Talk With God." whether or not It could find one The Rev.

Dr. William E. Brown of both services. In the evening Mr. Clarke will preach man guilty and no decision on the other man.

It was informed that this would be acceptable. So the verdict, when it came, caused no amazement St. Matthew's Lutheran Church, Brooklyn, who has been preaching a on "The People witn careless Tongues." a sermon in the series on The Rev. Wallace J. Oardner of St.

series of sermons on the world's fa "The People Who Make up a uny. Paul's Episcopal Church of Flatbush will continue tomorrow evening his Protestant Episcopal. Protestant Episcopal. vorite hymns, attended the conference on Church music which was held On Wednesday evening W. C.

Cole course of "Questions Often Asked last Tuesday at the Brick Presbyte forcement must come to a temporary halt. If the flunkers are not given a second chance. Fifty percent failed in New York and the same in Philadelphia, with even higher percentages elsewhere. The figures announced by Doran gave the first definite indication of the extent of the failures among the rian Church, Manhattan. As to the race (Cburcb man of Wichita, president of the Northern Baptist Convention, mill be the guest of honor and will give the address of the evening at the January church night supper.

value of the meeting Dr. Brown wrote Me" with the topic "More About Rituals." The Very Rev. Charles Carver, dean of All Saints Cathedral of Albany, and Dr. J. Herbert Low, principal of Erasmus Hall High School, will speak at the annual dinner of the The Eagle as follows: Lawyers Ask for Life.

The lawyers for both Byrne and Appel pleaded with the Jury to send the defendants away for life, but asked them not to inflict the death penalty. Assistant District Attorney Charles W. Froessel asked the death penalty for both men. County Judge Adel Instructed the inrv in the two degrees of murder One of the most instructive parts of the program was the address of The pastor of the "Old First" Re Prohibition agents, Inspectors and the Rev. Dr.

Henry Sloan Coflin on Men Club In the parish house Mon formed Church, the Rev. S. S. Daugh- the analysis of the elements that 25roaaa)4iii ana Ccnti) Street, flcu The Rev. W.

RUSSELL BOWIE, D.D., Rector 8 00 A.M. Holy Communion. 1 1 :00 A.M. Morning Prayer and Sermon make for abiding hymns. He desig day evening.

The Sittig Trio, assisted by Miss Hedwig Brown, mezzo-so supervisors. He made them public, along with a plea to the Commission that those who failed to answer the test questions satisfactorily be accorded another try at them. Doran reiterated nated them as follows: (1) The hymn must contain good poetry, simple in prano, will give a musicale in the and the two degrees of manslaughter. 'in avmg particular stress on lirst de diction: (2) it must voice Christian parish house auditorium Tuesday evening, Jan. 24.

under the auspices of gree murder. His charge lasted more try, D.D., will preach at both morning and evening services tomorrow. His themes will be: Morning, "The Face in the evening, "He Knocks!" At the meeting of the Young Beople's Society in the evening W. A. Jenny, secretary of the Young Men's Division of the Prospect Branch Y.

M. C. will speak. experience, wholesome and universal; the guild of the church. I he Kt.

Rev. Ldward S. Robbins, D.D. 8:00 P.M. Evensong and Sermon The Rt.

Rev. Paul Jones. D.D. (3) its theology must be so expressed his criticism of the examination as too difficult and said he would have been as not to clash with cnanging thought; than an hour. No Demonstration by Relatives.

There was no demonstration. Appel The Honest Man" will be the topic unable to answer some of the questions himself. (4) it must be weighty not trivial in thought, and (5) the hymn must of the sermon by the Rev. T. Walker Malcolm.

D.D., tomorrow morning at prove its power to kindle Christian NOONDAY SERVICES: 12:3012:55. Tuesday to Friday. At the luncheon conference on devotion. apparently had no friends or relatives in court, but the Byrne family was well represented. The defendant's mother.

Mrs. Eleanor Byrne, sat In the Mount Olivet Presbyterian Church. In the evening he will speak It would be Impossible, Doran told the Commission, to rebuild his enforcement machine from those other than present employees who passed visitation evangelism of the Brook This enumeration, to Dr. Brown, seemed to cover the subject clearly on The Law and the Lawless. lyn-Nassau Presbytery Monday at the the same seat from 10 a.m.

until the and comprehensively. the examinations. About 4.000 sue Seventh Day Adventists. The Rev. Dr.

H. T. Welskotten, pas Seventh Day Adventists. ceeded in the test, but Doran said Hotel St. George the Rev.

Dr. u. u. Albertson of the Lafayette Avenue Church will deliver the invocation and the Rev. Rcbert A.

Carson ot their other qualifications appeared to tor of the English Lutheran Church of the Redeemer, will preach on There is every prospect of a record attendance Monday evening at the announcement of the verdict, except for about half an hour at noon. She cried very little, but stared straight ahead all the time. Beside her sat her husband, James Byrne. The defendant's four brothers and two sis be not so good. "Business Principles of Jesus" to Grace Church th3 benediction.

The annual dinner of the Erooklyn Fed GROCERS SAIL ON TOUR. Members of the United Retail Report Program on Bill For Optional Retirement The demands of civil service ana Federal employees for an optional retirement after 30 years of service will be aired in Congress on Jan. 31. according to Robert H. Alcorn, president of the Navy Yard Retirement Association.

Thomas Lehlbach, chairman of the House Committee on Civil Service, will present the bill before the Lower House, Alcorn reported to the Brooklyn branch of his national organization in a dispatch, which was read last night at the regular meeting in Ace Hall, 182 Clermont ave. Francis Black, president of the National Association of Federal Employees, announced that Senator Porter Dale of Vermont, chairman of the Senate Civil Service Committee, will endeavor to present the bill simultaneously in the Upper House. The support of New York postal employees was assured in a report submitted by Walter Patterson, delegate to the joint conference last Tuesday. George E. Cutler, chairman of the Brooklyn body, presided.

HAMPDEN'S THEATRE 62nd and Broadway Sunday, January 15 at 3 o'Clock eration of Churches at the St. George Hotel. A number of churches have already sent in larger orders for table reservations than were expected. It morrow morning. In the evening tlvj Rev.

Edward T. Horn, representative of the United Lutheran Church in Japan, will speak on the Churches' activity in that country. ters, and his sweetheart. Miss Tilue Pese. were also in court.

Grocers Association start today on Rev. James E. Walker, D.D.. of thi Astoria Presbyterian Church mill sneak on "Moved to the Fore." Mrs. Herbert E.

Hamks, wife of the dean of Columbia University, will give her experience in visitation evangelism. their annual southern trip on the Mrs. Katherine Kemmer. the widow, is expected that this assemblage will steamer Fort St. George of the Fur and her two children, Charles and give a stimulus to old and to new ac tivities of the individual churches.

ness Line. Herman Rieke is in charge. They will go to the West Katherine, attended the first two days of the trial, but were not in court yesterday or last night. "SCIENCE 4iig BIBLE" Doei Srlfnre Rule Out rhrlat or Herald Hia Rulef The Rev. Charles H.

Bloom, pas Indies, returning Feb. 6. The Rev. John Dietz, D.D., pastor tor of the Flatbush Disciples Church, of the First East Williamsburg Pres MOTION PICTURE "Faithful for Centuries" Film at Waidenalan Feneration byterian Church, celebrated his silver jubilee on Sunday last. Woman Sheriff Laughs Last Dr.

A. B. McCormick will preach in OKVA LEE ICE "Ha Haket he Bible Plain" Hundreds Turned Away Last Sunday Come Early Admission Free the Bedford Presbyterian Church tomorrow morning on "Carrying Re- As 33 Jail Rebels Eat Mush ligion to Victory" and in the evening on "The Faithful and Wise Steward. FIELD CLUB. forks and spoons.

To the tintinnabu On Friday evening, Jan. 20. the Bedford Men's Club will give their min lation of these ncisemakers, the 33- Twelve new members were elected Miscellaneous. Hisccllaneous. The pastor of St.

Stephen's Lutheran Church, the Rev. L. D. Gable, will preach both sermons tomorrow. In the morning he will speak on "A Triplet of Virtues" and in the evening his text will be "Rachel and Her Children." At the Universalist Church of Our Father tomorrow morning the Rev.

Thomas Edward Potterton, D.D., pastor, will preach on "A Way of Life." At the evening service the Rev. Charles Francis Potter, pastor of the Church of the Divine Paternity, Manhattan, mill speak. The Rev. Fritz W. Baldwin, pastor of the Clinton Avenue Congregational Church, mill take as his subject for the sermon tomorrow morning.

"Knowing Others." The subject of the Junior sermon, which is part of the morning service, will be "The Roman Soldier's Armor the Breastplate." The Rev. T. A. Symington, associate pastor of the church, will be the speaker at the young people's meeting in the afternoon, and a moving picture will be shown. who-would-not-eat-mushers began to to the Knickerbocker Field Club, E.

strel show, to be followed by a dance, in the Masonic Temple. Sycamore, Jan. 14 (P) A woman may be only a woman so far as Kipling is concerned but she's Sheriff in DeKalb County. Whereupon hangs a tale. When Mrs.

Helen Dolder stepped wail wnen do we eat? Sheriff Dolder told them to shut up, 18th st. and Tennis at a meeting of the board of directors last night. The remainder of the evening Dut tne ain grew louaer. HINDU TEACHER TT'T) mTTTTl 11 1 nm The Rev. Dr.

John H. Willey will preach in the Episcopal Church of the Messiah at the morning service Her patience exhausted, Mrs. Dolder ordered the prisoners back to their Into the shrievalty Thursday night will preach at the morning service tomorrow on "Sixty Million Dollars Short Who Stole It?" At the evening fireside hour the chorus will lead a service of congregational singing of the old and new hymns. The pastor will sneak on "Roaming in the Gloaming With Paul and Timothy. Age and Youth." Dr.

Lester M. Conrow, pastor of Grace Reformed Church, will take as his morning topic tomorrow "Snir-itual Wickedness in High Places." In the evening Dr. Conrow will speak on "The Victory of the Transformed Life." The Junior Mission Band will take an active part in this service. The Rev. Thomas II.

Gallagher, D.D., will preach, at Janes Methodist Church tomorrow morning on "Claimants of the Kingdom." Donald Chalmers will sing a solo entitled "Spirit of God" and the chorus will give "Ye That Stand in the House." The third address of. the January public question series will be given in the evening on the subject "Why Not Wine and Beer If People Want Them?" Many sincere people are concluding that Prohibition came far too soon and that the American people are not ready for so radical a temorrcw and the rector, the Rev. cells. This struck them as a good rxvuivi i nm ran jaoi Was spent in clearing up the routine matter of the club and arranging for the nomination of club officers which will be made next month. Arthur W.

Deas. chairman of the board and president of the club, presided at the meeting. Dr. St. Clair Hester, will give the ad dresi at the vesper service.

Joke. "Who'll put us in?" they shouted. the 83 prisoners could not restrain a collective laugh up a collective sleeve. A woman sheriff, in their opinion, was preposterous even to contemplate. They would show this woman.

YOGI HARI RAMA This was Mrs. Dolder's cue. She Monday evening Dr. William G. Bainbridge.

L.L.D., will address the January meeting cf the Men's Guild ordered out the deputies, Nozzles were attached to fire hose. In a very me opportunity came Thursday. 'Golden grain," plain cornmeal mush on the subject, "In the Lands of Two was on the bill of fare. Dictators Italy and Poland." lew minutes the pnsoners were flattened against the jail wall, drenched, They were beaten. Captain Bookm'altcr will speak on Thirty-three prisoners with positive likes and dislikes concerning jail fare The Merchant Marine.

Capt. Wil His Work Is Draioinq to a Close TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS Opportunity to Study With Him FREE LECTURES Jan. 15th Jan. 16th 8 P.M. 119 West 57th St.

(7th Floor). Last night the 83 prisoners sat down to their second supper under the shrievalty of Mrs. Helen Dolder. rebelled at such food. They turned up their noses, turned down their plates and began to beat on them, making drumsticks of their knives, LEAGUE HOLDS DANCE The sixth annual dance ol the Italian Young Folk's League of American was held last night at the Hotel Waldorf-Astoria.

Manhattan. A performance of Booth Tarkington's comedy. "The Travelers." was given by the drama group of the league the iance. The proceeds will be added to the building fund of the organization. The Rev.

Dr. Henry Hugh Proctor will fill his pulpit at both services at the Nazarene Congregational Church tomorrow, preaching in tha Golden grain" was on the menu. liam B. Wells, U. S.

will be present. "TIIE CLOSING OF THE CRIB." One of the most dramatic and unusual church offerings of the winter is to be given at St. Paul's Episcopal Everybody ate. morning on "The Bugle Call of BahaL Protestant Eplncopal. and in the evening on "A New Vision of the Living Christ," the first of a series of ten sermons from the Book Church tomorrow afternoon.

The Lindsey's Marriage Theory of Revelations. BAHA'I CRNTRE 119 Weat 67th Street 6th Floor Sunday. Jan. 15. 4 P.M.

POSTPONE ELECTION. The Flatbush Exchange Club de cided to postpone the election of offi Great enthusiasm was manifested 'llalia't Analysis of 'Lazarus Laughed'." Must Fail, Declares Pastor Miss M. Tl(lnnnn. eers until Jan. 27.

at a meeting of th 8:15 P.M. "The Triumph of the Cross." at the Nazarene Congregational Church at its new location at Grand ave. and Lefferts pi. when It was announced at the annual meeting that club during dinner at the Union Dally, ln-l Healing and Me.lltatlnn. change.

This sermon will touch that point. Again Donald Chalmers will sing "The Ninety and Nine" and the great chorus will give "All Through the Day." The rector, the Rev. H. Percy Silver, will preach tomorrow morning at the Episcopal Church of the Incarnation, Manhattan. The musical service at 4 o'clock will consist of two organ numbers played by John Doane, a "Nocturne" by Ferrata and "Largo" from the New Yorld Symphony by Dvorak, also two numbers sung by League Club, 112 Kenmore last night.

Harry T. Pyle presided at the choice. Divorce by mutual consent Krimtp Cfmrctj Hrnadway nnd Wall Street Rev. CALKH II. STKTHOX.

H.T.D., Jtcctm MIDDAY ICR VIC 13 Jnmmry 10 Kev. HTKATb'OUU C. JONKflt Trinity t'liiircli. January 17, 18, 19 and 20: Itev. UUMBRT JOHNSTON.

D.D., litxitur Ht. John's Church, WaMhliiKton, I), Ot The Service Ueffins at 12 Noon nnd Knda at 12-30 P.M. OrRHU Recital. WKDNKSDAY and to 1:00 P.M. Divine Science.

"Judge Ben Llndsey would note no decrease among juvenile offenders in Colorado if his proposed companion the deed of transfer had been made from the Universalist Church of Our dinner. as outlined In the program, and its resultant subordination of women are Father to the Nazarene Church. Th service will be "The Closing of the Crib." This church is at Clinton and Carroll sts. The rector is the Rev. Granville Mercer Williams.

It is -a quaint medieval religious pageant, set with a background of 16th century carols sung by boy and men choristers in a darkened church, with not far from 50 characters in the picture, the Virgin and St. Joseph, shepherds, the three kings of the East in gorgeous robes, the Holy Innocents (little children all in white), and Roman soldiers. Stanley W. Van Wart, organist and choirmaster, has chosen this quartet: Willard Amison, tenor; George T. Condon, baritone; Charles W.

Wheeler, bass, and Denis P. H. Rogers, bass. Jews, Catholics and Protestants, pastor. Dr.

Henry Hugh Proctor, led ate marriages were tested there," the Rev. Dr. Worthy M. Tippy, secretary of the social service committee, Fed the congregation In singing Prais God From Whom All Blessings also powerful objections," Dr. Tippy declared.

Dr. Tippy, who was pastor of the Madison Avenue Methodist Church, 60th st. and Madison Manhattan, before accepting his present commission 11 years ago, admits "only Flow." Some rejoiced and others eral Council, Churches of Christ in America, predicted at the Central Y. M. C.

55 Hanson last night in an address which doubted the ad represented by 1.000 national leaders from various parts of the United States, are to mobilize united forces in a movement to settle difference between religion and science, through a four-day convention in Philadelphia. March 6-9, under the auspices of the Religious Education wept. CHURCH OF TUB HRAMNC1 CHRIST KlrtU Church of Divine Science fFoumlrd by ir. W. John iMurray) Kev.

L. HOLM10S, Pastor 11 A. Tomorrow ut WAI.nOHK-AKTOItJA HALI-ROOM "THK SCIKNCK OK KLF-H KA LINO" How you can demonstrate Health, Hiip-ptnfHti mill l-'inancial Freedom for Yournelf. An invitation extended to vl-ltorn in New York to hear Dr. Holmes speak on hm favorite theme.

The past year has been the most one true marriage and there can vantages of modernizing marriage CHURCH OF IUE INCARNATION Madison Avenue and 3Mh Street Rev. H. P. SILVER. D.D..

Rector 8 and 10 A.M. HOLY COMMUNION. II A.M. MORNING PRAYER. SERMON BY RECTOR.

4 P.M. CHORAL EVENSONG AND AD. "Companionate marriage has four never be an more. A man and prosperous in the history of the church. The budget of $10,000 was met-and $25,000 received on the building fund.

Fifty-one new members woman, working together with re defective premises. It places sex ex- penence first. There must be some sponsibilities of business and home, symbolize the ideal modern home thing higher and more sacred In had come into the lellowship of the church, and only four had died, mak Interdenominational. minds matrimonially inclined. Being with civil, sanctioned marriage pre conditional, it raises a doubt and i senting all the advantages of a com ing the membership of the church DRESS AND ORGAN RECITAL.

Noonday Services, 12:20 to 12:40 Dally xciit aatnrnay. Mualc ami Ailitrfiaa. WEATHER FORECAST young couples cannot afford to enter- panlonate union without any of lt3 the choir. Miss Mary Allen, contralto, will be the soloist. At the Fenlmore Street Methodist Church the pastor, the Rev.

Henry C. Whitney, will discuss "The Status of Prohibition," at the morning service tomorrow. "Snowbound" mill be the tnpic at night. The study, "Christ of the Indian Road," will begin at the Epworth League meeting. Under the auspices of the Metropolitan Theosophical Federation, the American Theosophical Society, of which Dr.

Annie Besant is the international president, is to give, beginning tomorrow evening, at Carnegie Music Hall, Manhattan, with Prof. Edward Wood of England, well- 771. The following new oftlners were chosen: Deacons, N. J. Minor and James Pettus: deaconesses.

Mrs. A. tain doubts about the wisdom of their doubts. THE RESCUE SOCIETY TRANSFIGURATION rnvni'ii arovsd tub rltusHm Itev. IIA.N1MII.PII HAY, Il.l)., Sicltir Couiiiiiinlona 8 ami Daily 11 Minna Cantata ft Sermon lltector) 4 Wapera anil Devotions.

Local Probabilities. Cloudy and slightly warmer tonight, flunday probably rain. Increasing southwest winds. Colder Sunday night. News Boiled Down Hudson and Mrs.

H. Lehman; trustees, 8 C. Hudnell, L. H. Bailey, Solomon Luckey; director religious education, Miss C.

L. Tshabalala. N. D. Johnson was re-elected treasurer and Jesse E.

Moorland president of the Old Chinese Theater. 5-7 Doyers New York Cltv. COSPRL SERVICE NICHTLY-10 P.M. KADIO MASS MEETING Similar. .1:30 Hrnadrast I A ll'OKO 11 0 FAN THOMAS J.

NO0NAN, Supt. GIRL IS1IERS AT CHlRCn. At the Astoria Presbyterian Church tomorrow morning Dr. Myron T. Scudder, an elder of the West End Presbyterian Church and president of the Scudder School for Girls, Manhattan, will speak on "The Oncoming Generation." At the evening service the Rev.

Jame3 E. Walker, pastor, will give an address on "The Modern Girl's Ideals of the Man She Would Marry," including the reading of seven letters from seven types of young women and this matter. A girls chorus will sing and eight girls will usher and take up the collection. board of trustees. yesterday after he had called upon The old parsonage Is used as a parish house of the church and is known educator and writer, as its the Mayor and Informed him that the Methodist EDlscouaL high water todat.

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A.M. KM York 1 f.2 I 1:47 II :00 I :20 JAN. 15. York 2:34 I 2:43 II I 9:10 SON WOES AND SETS. January 14.

I January 1 1.7.21 SeU.l I Setl.4:5S named the Cadman Community Center, in honor of Dr. S. Parkes Cad Scots regard his anti-Bntish cam paign as a "great joke." speaker, a course of free public lectures on "The New Age." Professor Wood'3 first subject will be "The One BplrltliRlLit. SPIRITUAL AND ETHICAL SOCIETY Sunday, 2:30 P.M. HOTEL ASTOR MANHATTAN bTKAKKlt AND MKSSAdR Klft Mr.

F. SNYDER M.I. ARK WI.COMK. man, chairman of the committee of 0 I. I) JOHN RTRKKT John St REAL ESTATE DEAL, the first big one in Wall Street district this year, v.as closed yesterday when Robert F.

Dowling of the City Investing Company bought from Commodore C. K. O. Billings the 17-story Johnston Building, opposite the new Equitable Trust Company Building. The Johnston Building is valued at $4,000,000.

citizens co-operating with the build God." I -vivTanra fne an im FUANI'IH 1). Ul'HAM. 11.11., Jfinil.r 11 Sunday. Kacll Wet-'kilav, 1 o'clock Thiirftrtny lr. O.

V. HA HTMOT.OW. ing committee. STATE CHECK on the expenditures of local governments through central control system is urged by the Elks Plan Reception aginative theater" entitled "Lazarus National Industrial Conference Board New TlioucllL "If a central State body or special To District Deputy Plans for the official visit of Dis SHIP NEWS county boards are given the power to L. review and disallow proposed local trict Deputy Clayton Heermance, past exalted ruler of Queensboro Lodge of capital expenditures either lmmedi TUB APPLIED PSTCHOLOOT ASS'N Rev.

Anna C. Nolle. D.D. noTFit, aRTon. spnda t.

mam "THE GOD OF THE LUCKY" ARRIVED AT NEW YORK. BhiD, Kr-'fTi OT A THE MEDIUM Jtti. Formerly of Monroa Rt. Inaplrn lonat I.oeturn anil Meaangea HI'MMT KVBNINll 8:16 Auilltnrlutll, 150-158 W. alilll N.

T. titthictiv to HGth Ht. unit Brtmdway. ately or Upon appeal by taxpayers, a direct check is given to extravaganee the Elks, to Brooklyn Lodge No. 22.

B. P. O. were completed last night in capital expenditures and hence to Astoria San Pedro Canadian Pioneer Auckland President Rooseveit Bremen Francis Para WORLD WAR bonuses of 275 members of Columbia's alumni name the University as the beneficiary, according to the Alumni News. A "flying squadron" of students during the Christmas holidays persuaded ex-service men who mere not going to apply for their compensation to file their applications and name Columbia as beneficiary.

the incurring ot excessive indebted at the weekly meeting of the boro lodge at the clubhouse, 150 S. Oxford Prrhjrtcrla. Nils Marcalbo ness, says the report. Herman Winter Boston st. The function win oe neid on Jan Ciiilt'iininlnntliiiinl.

27 and a class of 100 candidates will Carinthia Alexandria Han Vplrrio Pcrnambuco BATTLE IN PARIS over an Amer Laughed" will be oiscussea ny ur. J. Percival Huget in the third of his series of sermons on recent books at. the Tompkins Avenue Congregational Church at the evening service tomorrow. This is a remarkable piece of dramatic literature and not only is interesting of itself but Dr.

Huget believes contains a very striking and inspiring message. At the morning service Dr. Huget mill preach on "Grooves and Groves." The pastor, the Rev. Dr. J.

Stanley Duikee, will preach at the morning service at Plymouth Church tomorrow on "The Language of the 8oul." In the evening the Odd Fellows of Brooklyn will hold their annual memorial service at Plymouth, at which Dr. Durkre will preach on "The Odd Fellow's Strength." FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH At the morning service in the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, Manhattan, tomorrow, th.t preachr mill be Canon J. G. Simpson, St.

Paul's Cathedral, London. At tomorrow morning's service at St. Thomas' Episcopal Church, Manhattan, the Rev. R. H.

Brooks, rector, will preach. At 4 there will be a sp3-cial service for the Colonial Dames, Bishop Stlres delivering the address. On Wednesday evening will be given the first of a series of five Bach concerts by Dr. T. Tertlus Noble.

The Rt. Rev. Edwin S. Robins. D.

bishop of Athabasca, Province 'of Alberta, mill preach tomorrow morning at Grace Episcopal Church, Manhattan. In the evening the preacher will be the Rt. Rev. Paul Jones, D. secretary ol the Fellowship of Reconciliation, an organization for the promotion of world peace.

city or Savannah navannah lean girl has set the American colony be initiated at the ceremony. Thomas F. Culte, exalted ruler, pre Fifth Avnu. 11th and 12th Htreets Gypsum King Santa Lima buzzing. It seems, according to a ells sided, and reports were received on SUITS DIE TOMORROW.

patch from that city, that Miss Allison Hartwell, daughter of a wealthy nv. Oefirife AiHndr, D.D. Iter. V. MoldeuhNwvr, D.ll.

Kv. 7hnmm Outhrle Hpenrs. Itev. Robert II. Illftukihear.

From rURIST'SI 52t west Mm RinKET MISSION (SUNDAY AT 3:30 P.M. fnunitrd hy tht Km. Jnntm O't'onnnr. KKV. OUT.S (MlNZALKZ (A Former Priest) "The Tniff 'rnuB nnd Hnw 1 Found.

Tt' the annual minstrel show which will be held at the Academy of Music on Feb. 13, 14, 15 and 16. A chorus of 104 has been selected and Harry Boston family and a student In Fhlp. "erlin tl am arcs Bremen French school, began corresponding A M. Church flchnnl.

1 1 no A.M.- Ir. MOl.DKN II A WKR. Llmon Havana FI NERAL ESTABLISHMENT that Frank E. Campbell plans to build at Madison ave. and 82d Manhattan, at a cost of 1.000,000.

will lower property values from 25 to 33 percent, according to the East Eighties Neighborhood Protective Association, which plans to fight against the construction of the building. on "The Atlrtck on the MirMlfin Trndltton." Wolff was appointed chairman of the minstrel committee. Milton Wolff was with a French cavalry officer. Her teacher, to punish her, left her In the care of a French lady while the other rnrps die Monday. r.M.

Yotmtc people Hoclety. i m. Mr. Kl'KRRH. hi week Her vice Weil nesdR P.M.

chosen chairman of the personnel memoers of the school went on a tour. committee. tftftu avc. prcglwcrfan While they were away, Miss Hartwell mas taken ill with Influenza and when her friends sought to remove her to FI.ATBl'SII MEDICAL SOCIETY. Ship From.

Scyttua Liverpool California OlanKOw Alniinia Southampton Arabic Antwerp Htorkhnlm Gothenburg Venezuela San Francisco Atiron Cristobal fnimo Han Juan Ponce ban Juan Korb Vtctoila Fifth Avnu anil Fifty. firth Hl-ni-t. 1 1 -1(1 Th. llov. IIKNUY 1IOWA1M).

Oman llprltftl, Harry tllll.i'rt. 'SO Tin llnr, Ml NOT I'. MollllAN. 11.11. the American Hospital, the woman In whose charge she had been left, called MiM'cllancuuA, BIBLICAL SEMINARY EXTENSION COURSES Now heftinnlnir.

nt 11m new InilUinir, Khm street, on Mondnv 7 outline Hook HtmlieN, hrfflmiiiiir Willi UeneMlft. titiictit hy Mi IIiiUi-v lioiklnn. hy Julili, tin i Kill hy Mix Mil If Atiifi'vine, For further Infoniifitlntl mldrcM Kill-union Dcpiirlinriit, (10 Till. Ur. Ilnwaril.

Plans for a dinner dance to be held next month occupied a meeting of the Flatbush Medical Society at 887 Flatbush last night. The balance of the evening was taken up by Mlilwoek Hi-rvlri. Wpilnowlay. 1 5, In tha COLONEL LINDBERGH and his New York-to-Paris flight should be depicted in the vacant space In the famous historical frieze in the Capitol at Washington, Representative A. Piatt Andrew of Massachusetts declared yesterday.

The frieze begins with the landing of Columbus, and so far has reached the World War. out the police. After considerable de lay. she allowed the girl to be re moved to the hospital. linpfl 1 r.

Hnwnnl. The pastor, the Rev. Albert E. Ror-aback, will preach in the morning tomorrow at the Congregational Church of the Evangel on. "Guarding the Sacred Treasure," and in the evenlnt on "The Disciple That Blew Hot and Cold." The annual meeting will be held Jan.

20. The Rev. Dr. S. Parkes Cadman, pastor, will preach at the Central Church tomorrow rmrn- At the First Presbytorinn Churnh the preacher tomorrow mornlnf? will bo the Rev.

Merrill Fowler Clarke of New Canaan, Conn. His subject will be "A Sense of Expectancy." Mr. Clarke Is the son of thr Hcv. L. Mason Clarke, D.

pastor emeritus of SHIPS 8AILINO TOMORROW. case reports oy tne various members "Rupture of the Biceps Tendon," Dr NEW POSTAL BILL, which among To. Hawaiian Pacific Coast other things would reduce the first Donald E. McKenna; "Inflammation r. M.

C. A. I' II ICS VT lilt I A S'M Til In nntli anil Lain Dr. J. Ross Stevenson class postcard rate from two cents to sailing Monday.

the church. Two of the hymns to be sunR pt the (service are lnttmnlelv of tne Mip Bone," Dr. John Brliikmap, nnd "Tumir of the Kidney Spread one cent wns Introduced at Washlng-- by "SlftPRISINO FELLOW" with Viae v.iiiu ih. Jlrjiu Ppv. A.

F. Dane, Ird Bishcp of Aberdeen, said of Mayor Thompson The. pscs form tha most com plci.e, tlie largest rc.itfiouB section ever published by The Eagle. Caledonia 1 Murrntlc in i.in ili 1..1101.1 wnl lv: rrrached by the secretary ol the Grlest of Pennsylvn'iln. The trtnl World Crn'rr errancan Cruise Weil Indiea crulK connected Willi the laurni's The tune, "Wlp'o Hire-." "hl-'i i ami.

Uirouylioui tic vya-, coiu- iihii ain, or. 1,1 I. Millan. Dr. Willlnm F.

C. Stein bugler presided at the meeting. I 't 4Mldent Prlnrelon 'I hcoo' jcii I emitm I V. hrufifin Unity, I'reiljylcrmn Virwpoinl" Wit Hide X. W.

C. i P.M. 31H Y. (nth Duuid of Foreign ol the.