The evening world. Newspaper, April 16, 1918, Page 7

4 ' * aD GLORY TORN DOWN IN CHURCH; RECTOR'S ORDER Pacifist Urban’s Ast Astoria Con- gregation Resents Unpatri- otic Attitude. Vestrymen of the Episcopal Church of the Redeemer, Astoria, L. I, are to-day planning a meeting to consider the unpatriotic attitude of the rector, the Rev. Leroy B. Urban, Some time ago he refused to allow an American flag or a service flag representing the ninety members of the parish to be hung In the church. Last Saturday night Theodore Ruser, Richard Peters, Howard W1!- liams and Bagar Ebdon bung a now | flag from the rafters of the church ceiling so that it dropped just outside | THE EV ” ENING WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 1918. home. At the rectory a servant said bs bad gone on a visit to his father, the Rev, A. L. Urban, of Norristown, Pa J, Hart Pease, a vestryman who ro- signed because of Mr. Urban's atti- the chancel. tude, said: At early communion Sunday Mr. “Mr, Urban told me he was a Urban opened the service as usual, | pacifist. He said the church was in He gave no outward sign when he discovered the flag, and the service continued without {nterruption. A few minutes after tho service the flag was ripped from its fastenings. When the children came in at 9.30 o'clock for Sunday school It no longer Lung over the chancel. To parishion- ers Mr. Urban admitted he had or- dered tae flag removed. It has been impossible to learn whether the rec- tor took it down himself or found a helper for the errand. The banner has not been seen since. Mr. Urban, it 1s said, ‘will not tell what became of it. Angry parishioners tried to see Mr. Veban yesterday. He was not at no way allied with the state in his country and he did not propose to have any recognition of the war in his church.” How Mr. Urban declined to perm't bis church to give a breskfast for the second quota of drafted men from Local Board No. 172 was told by the board secretary, Henry C. Johnson jr, “The breakfast, Mr. Urban told ine, would interfere with his Sunday school,” Mr, Johnson sald, added: ‘You know I am a pacifist any- way and I do not approve of anything the conversation.” Because of Mr. Urban’s attitude Vestryman Darwin § Hudson n - clined lection. Buy Liberty Bonds On Sale at the Bonwit Teller & Co. Liberty Bond Booth, Main Floor—in charge of the Woman's Liberty Loan Committee BONWIT TELLER. &CO. HAVE ARRANGED FOR WEDNESDAY An Exceptional Sale of About Two Hundred WOMEN'S TAILLEUR SUITS Third Floor, 35th St. REDUCED TO 44.00 ‘formerly 55.00 to 75.00 This collection of suits has been assembled from the regular stock and includes many of the season's most desirable models. tailored, Eton, vestee, braid bound and belted modes in tricotine, MW Poiret twill, gabardine, checks and men’s wear. Not all sizes in cach style, but collectively there are all sizes Strictly Herald Square, °23.74 The kind that every girl is looking for. Well tailored, smart models, fashioned on appropri- ately simple and youth- ful lines. PRA Mery Mes Mitractions Are Prices—Quality—Servias Biway, 34th to 35th St A Special Purchase and Sale of 295 MISSES’ SUITS “and ho! DR. FINLEY MADE RED CROSS HEAD FOR PALESTINE Commissioner of Education in} Charge of New Mission for Relief Work. Dr. John H. Finley, Commissioner of Education for the State of New York, It was announced unofficially to-d Palestine, Dr. Finley, one of the foremoat educa- tors in the country. has had experience | 48 & college president In the West Lie! in New York. He was a professor | Princeton when President Wilson w Dresident of that institution. Later he | Was president of the College of tho City jof New York. Recently an effort war |made to have him become City Super- intendent of the New York schools. The Red Cross has made compre- through the Jerusalem. “For some nouncement, British conquest time,” “the says American Palestine, ine and toll, demic, Which the war has been carried is the condition of the civilian popu- lation worse than in the land of the Bible. “Dr. E. St. John Ward of Spring- field, Mass., Professor of Surgery in jthe American University at Beirut, | Syria, in an exhaustive report sub- mitted a plan of relic The Counetl appropriated Typhus and cholera are opl- QO as a be- | American, Armenian lief Committee whi n doing what t nd Syrian Re- hey could. tine four Medical Un: typhus, cholera and other disc: A fully equipped hospital will be tablished. ulated districts, hed to the The Medi areas, | astat made are intended to cover a period of six months,” Others of the C Dr. Vinley are | Brooklyn; William + Julius A “odore Dodd, Waters, Mont- | h , New York City; ana Has ry 8. Huntington jr., Roselle, WIFE SUES J. N. PEARSALL. of Organ Sule. mber of an rift's furnished a b with a su sult for di to reveal the sult is based. CHASED SPEEDER KILLED. Accepts Summons Crashes Into for him Mrs, grounds o ‘True! served with a summons to af court at Yonkers this mornin ceeding the speed limit According to Motorcycle John Caulfeld, Lmrte was spinal Warburton Avenue at 6ixty miles # }hour, He pursued him for two m |finally stopped Him and handed |summons to him. Imrie then o his machine wide again and went into Hastings Village wh e¢ }into a fi k standin, t Barage. Both machines wer | wrecked and Imrie buried tn th He died at the Dobbs a Ferry H OBITUARY NOTES. * commission of Just such a erimo as in connection with the war.’ I dropped Will be head of the Red Cross work in) this,” hensive plans for the relief of the called her mother vile names and ques- | people of the Holy Land who for centuries have suffered under Tur-|~ Kish rule and recently were rescued | ot an an-' Red Cross has had under consideration the best way to relieve conditions tn | |F All reports indicate that they are peculiarly deplorable, Fam- | /£) disease have taken heavy In no part of the world into War ginning. The work is to be done in connection with the British Syria, and Palestine Heliet Fund and the already hove “The initial work of the Red Cross Commission will establish in Pales- to combat Dispensaries and village work will be installed in the less pop- assistants Units will their time to general etvilian relief, and the rehabilitation of dev- Appropriations so far nission besides Hartsdale, | Anks Divorce and Recovery of Share ews Pace and down ‘BOTH SLAIN MAN AND WIFE INSANE SAYS HER COUNSEL Letters and Diagrams to Prove Hartwig a Religious Fanatic Dis- played at Murder Trial. When Guy I. Fake, counsel for Mrs. Catherine Hartwig, on trial at Hacken- sack, N. J. band, opened for the defense vesterday afternoon he declared ho would endeavor {to prove self defense and Insanity, but |this morning he was endeavoring to ve that Hartwig himself was a dan- 18 lunatle, 1 will show that both Hartwiz ‘his wife, the defendant here, were in- sano and mentally unbalanced to the extent that would excuse them for the he said., He then displayed let- ters, pictures and diagrams to wrove Hartwig a religious fanatic. In one letter Hartwig declared he had experienced a revelation and that the statistics of the Bible had been re- aled to him and added: have traced what I saw tn this revelation and mado a model of it.” Counsel then exhibited several dia. grams under which were the words of tho Lord's Prayer Clara, the fourteen-year-old daughter of tho couple, testified her father often for the murder of her hus-| = tioned the legitimacy of the etghteen- months"old baby which, It is said, was the innocent cause of the tragedy, NO PATENTS FOR ENEMIES. 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