davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-07-19

Sam McMeeken returned Saturday
from the Oregon coast. where he
spent four months. Mr.. McMeeken
SAYS things are booming on the coast
with much highway development and
sawmills active in the timber regions.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-07-19

Gordon Sasse arrived i'm Grangeville
Sunday night from Ferdinand. and y
taking the place Of Horace Parker on
the Free Press force. Parker has
gone to Moore's lake on a fishing trip
He Is accompanied by George Guthrie
or Lewiston. Ernest Day and Garnet
Krakau.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-07-19

w. A. Jones. stockman. Of Roles
was In Grangeville Thursday. enroute
home from Portland. where he and
James Aram sold on the Portland
market more than 900 head of stecrs
and cows The shipment was tbo
nrst to leave Salmon river this vear
They struck n dull market. with 1000
cattle In the Portland yards the dav
they arrived.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1923-07-19

Otto M. Jones, former state game
warden, and party of friends, were
In Grangeville Wednesday enroute
from north Idaho to Boise.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-01
ITALIE BUDUJE MOVE
LObSTVO.

Janov, 81. ffjna. Udrzujic
Sc v mezich washingtonskeho
dohodnuti, Italie buduje vel
kou a mohutnou skupinu men
sich valecnych lodi, die sde-
leni ministra namofnictva, ad
mirala Di Revela. V novinar-
skem interviewu zde vcera Di
Revel prohlasil, ze nasled-
KEN nutnosti chraneni sve-
no namofskeho obchodu, 1ta-
lie zbuduje nekolik kfizn{kd
o 10000 tun&ch nosnosti, kite
re budou nejrychlejsimi valec
nymi lod'mi sveho druhu ma
svete. Rovn9z bude postaven
znaGny pocet pocet ponorek
a tnrn6d0borci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-01
TkI DosToJNfcI zoD-
POvEDNI.


Washington, 81. ffjna. Ne
dbalost a chybn6 lodnf HE
nj tfi ddstojnikd zavinilo za-
hubu dvaceti til lidskych 1.-Two
til a financni 4kodd $1S,O0O.-
900 pfi ztroskotanf flotilly
torpedoborcd M Honda Point,
CAL. 8. zAfi. ysetfovacf ko.
mise pravi We Fve zprav6 do
rucene dnes sekretari manor
nictva Denbyrhh.
Ma odporu6enf komise ka-
pitan Edward n. Watson, We
litel eskadry, podvelitel Do
nald T. Hunter 2 vlajkov6 To-
di Delphy, jsA plula v cele
flotilly, naraziySi ma skalisks
a porucik Lawrence F. Blod-
get, navigator Delphy, budou
II
obvin9ni pred vojenskym sou
dem 2 trestuhddne neschopno
sti pfi konani svych povinno.
sti a nedbalosti
Osm jinych dustojnikd, me
ri nimiz jsou velitele torpt
doborci stizenych pohromou
budou celiti obyinenim q ne,
dbalosti pfi kpnani svych pe
Ivinnosti.
v d9jinach americkeho va
leGnkho lod'stv4 snad nikdy
pred tim nebyla podana zprs
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-01
|DALsf oBvINENf CINEMA.
Vida byla okrSd&na pfi ku-
pov1ni mist pro vojensk6
nemocnice.

Washington, 81. rijna. Pred
senatnfm vysetfovacfm vybo-
rem bylo dnes svedceno, ze
Lucien B. Johnson re San
Francisco prodal vlad6 "a
$1O5,OOO stavebni misto pro
nemocnici blize Livermore,
CAL, "a nez zaplatil sam $19,
257 a pax udal ma listine Q
dani z duchodi vydelek pou.
hych $1s6.53. Mezi dalsimi
odhalenimi bylo:
ze Charles F. Cramer, dff.
vejsi vrchni pravni radce w.
slouzileckeho Iradu, jen3
spachal sebevrazdu zde v me.
sici breznu po sve resignaci
oznamil C. R. Forbesovi, te.
hdejSimu direktoru, ze nabfd
ka zakoupiti omen majetek
"a $15O,000 byla obdrzena 9
odporucoval slime jeff pfijeti
ze trad vrchniho kontrolo'
Ira, pres protest gen. Franks
T. Hinese, nynejSiho direkto'
ra vyslouzileckeho Ifadu, w
platil $4,000, 9. fijna Matt
hew O'Brienovi, architektt
re San Franciska, "a zm9nen
plani pro Livermoreskou ne
mocnici, jichz nikdy nebylt
pouzito. Celkem bylo O'Brient
vi zaplaceno $97, 900.
John F. Organ, pravni z.
stupce vyboru prohlasil, q
nikde nemohl najiti n9jake
no svedectvi o provedeni cd
hadu vladou pied tim, ne;
majetek v Livermore byl ko,
lpen "a on9ch sos. 900. r -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-01
SOClALlSTE DAVAd ULTIMATUM.
zADAJf Cd WADY ZAKROtENf
PROTI BAVORSkU.
POVESTI o NAvRATU KORUNNlEiO PRINCE
STALE Sc UDRzUJf.

Berlin, 81. rijna. Socialist
cka strana rozhodla Sc wy
stoupiti z koalice, ktera tvori
pfitomny kabinet, nepodnikne
Ii dstfednf vlada slime kroky
proti Bavorsku.
Pc konferenci strany trva-
jici sedm hodin, sjednocen&
socialisticka delegace v fis-
skem snemu vypracovala dnes
vecer program pozadavkd, cd
nichz cini zavislym sve dalsi
setrvanf v koalicni Wade. Re-
scluce pfijate ma teto konfe-
renci mi:
''Socialisticka strana mI-
re znstati We Wade "a nasle-
dujicich podminek:
Zruseni vojenskeho vymi-
necneho stavu.
2. Vlada must povazovati
poSinani Bavorska "a jasne
poruseni Istavy a v souhlasu
fisskou ustavou okamzit6
podniknouti kroky proti Ba-
vorsku.
8. Udrzovanf zakona a po-
fadku v Sasku jest v6ci pro
policii. Stoupenci narodnich
aspiraci, kteri v poslednf do
be pridali Sc k rissk6 obrane,
museji byti Timed propuste-
nj"
6oclalisticka strana pfijala
dalsi resoluci a sice aby po-
slanci teto strany pozadovali
We sve konferenci S vladou.
aby mzdy v budoucnosti pla.
ceny byly We stale meme a ABBY
fartnafi byli donuceni proda'
vati potraviny.
Ackoli resoluce mali pova.
hu ultimate, jezto zada Sc od
poved' cd kanclere Stresse'
mama We "a hodinach, ma
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-01
SVfzELE MOVE RfNSKE REPUBLIKY.
ANGLICKA VLADA VYSVETLUJE.
PROC j NEMIJzE UZNATL.
POINcARE PRIJAL BRITICKY NAvRH MA POZVA-
NJ AMERlKY DO KONFERENCE.'

Dusseldorf, 81. rijna. Mia
da Rynska republika ztratila
pIdu behem poslednfch n6ko-
lika dni, die nemeckych caso-
pisi, kdezto francouzsky cir.
kulaf, ktery nemecke listy O.
tiskui, upozo1huje separatl.
sty, ze nejsou uznavani jake
by byli v pine kontrole Poryn
ska.
Francouzska 1fedni zprava
necini dnes zadne zminky Q
republice, avsak zpravy z ne
meckych pramend sd9luji, ze
separatiste vyklidih mesta Ju.
Itch, Neuss, Stoberg, Eschwei
ler a Muenchen- Gladbach a
ze dzemf kolem t6chto m9st
bylo vyprost6no z kontroly
republik&nd.
Londyn, 81. fijna. v no.
tach dorucenych vl&dam
francouzske a belgicke dnes,
Velka Britanie cini formalnl
oznameni, tlumocene pred tim
premierem Baldwinem, ze vld
da briticka nemhze lhostej.
ne pohlizeti ma tvoreni Sc sc.
paratnich statl v N6mecku
neb ma rozclen9ni one zeme
v notach Sc prohlasuje, Z,
Velka Britanie nemdze uzna
ii nesls;sloI Rynskou repuhl
ku, de facto aniz de jure, .po
nevada takova republika 81
prici smlouv6 Versaillske.
Eriticke jednanf v tomto o
hledu jest inspirovano ma pr,
MIN mist9 uvedom6nim 81, ze
po rozpadnuti Sc Nemecka nj
zlstala by zadna ustredni vls
da, -jez mohla by byti Cinema
zodpovednou die Versaillskf
smlouvy a "a druhe tou okol'
nosti, ze uznani Rynske re.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-01
OTcfM NEMRAvA.

Sidney. O., 81. fijna. John
Owen, 55-lety, zatceny v Co
lumbus, byl sem pfivezen dnes
ably Sc zodpovidal z obzalo-
by vznesene ma n9ho velkou
porotou. Jest vin6n ze znasil-
neni sve nevlastni dcerky,
Margaret Harrodove, jez sta
la Sc matkou asi pred tfemi
mesici. Zlocin byl sp&chan v
listopadu 1922. Owen vlast-
nival zde garaz a policie pa
trala po mem nekolik m9sicn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-01

verejnosti iv parlamentnich
kruzich pfevlada mineni, ze
jejich ton byl diktovan pra-
MIN umirnenych vIdcd o uklid
n9ni hluciclho radikamiho
kridla, jez po delsi dobu po-
zaduje. vystonpeni koalicni
vlady.
Vddcove socialisticke stra-
ny dorucili resoluce kancleH
Stressemannovi a zadajf odpo-
we'd do zitrka v poledne.
Vzhladem k povestem, ze
drivejsi korunni prime zadal
0 dovoleni holandske Irady,
aby Sc mohl vratiti do Nemec
ka, sdeleno dnes, ze zadna
formalni zadost v tom sme-
ru nebyla podana berllnske
vlad3.
Dotazovanim bylo vsak zji-
st9no, ze nemecka vlada ne
byla by neochotna dovoliti
drivejsimu korunnimu princi
vratiti Sc do N6mecka pod
tou podminkou, ze by Sc uvo.
ill ziti klidne ma SVEN statku
We Slezsku.
Drazd'any, 81. rijna. Sas-
KY snem dnes dopoledne zvolil
DR.. A. Fellische premierem
As hlasy proti 18. Sedmdesat
poslancn bylo pfkitomno avsak
|nemectf nacionaliste odeSli
re salu pred zapocetim hla-
sovani. Komuniste rovnez zdr
zeli Sc hlasovani. Po provede.
nj volby premiera sn6m Sc cd
rocil az do 6. listopadu.
DR.. Felisch, socialista, byl
ninistrem ekonomie v kabine.
lt9 predchazejicim omen ko-
munisticko-socialisticky ne.
! davno sesazeny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-01

publiky zpdsobilo by nekonec
ne svizele briticke vlad9 v
kolinskem pasmu, kde brittle
kemu vojsku mohl by pfipad
nouti choulostivy 1kol udrzo
vati poradek mezi znepfatele
nymi nemeckymi frakcemi.
Pariz, 81. ffjna. v note "a
slane do Londyna dnes ve6er
Poincare pfijal britick6 navr-
ny obdrzene kratce pred tim,
ably spolecne pozvanf posla-
no bylo do Washingtonu zvou
ci americkou vladu, aby wy
slala sveho zastupce ma kon-
ferenci odborniki, ktera Sc
jde Sc brzy.
Ackoli pfijal navrhy v "a
SADIE, francouzsky premier
vyzadoval, aby presn6 byla Wy
mezena pravomoc konfersnce.
Die Matinu, konference nennd
ze udfleti rad neb odporuce-
nj vyjma o pfitomn& platebnf
schopnosti N9mecka. Z&roveh
vsak vsechna prava reparacnf
komise jsou vyhrazena v sou
hlasu 8 casti VIII. Versaillske
smlouvy.
Vyb6r odbornfkn, krone o.
noho americkeho, bude ucin3n
reparacni komisi, die Matinn,
tale tento vyber nepocnybn9
bude pfedlozen schvalenf jed
Inotlivych vlad.
Ackoli vyjadruje min6ni,
re jmenovani J. P. Morgana
washhgtonskou vAdou byao
by velmi vitanym, Matin po-
chybuje, ze americky banker
by to prijal pravi, ze v tom
prfpade nepochybne washing
tonska vlada by ustanovila
Elihu Roota.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-01

va, v niz d6stojnici byli by
TAX zdrcujicim zpisobem od-
souzeni. Jedine vysetfovaci
komise chvali disciplinu, jiz
osvedcili dlstojnici j muzstvo
pc narazu torpedoborcd ma
skaliska. Nebyti toho, zahuba
lidskych zivotI byla by byva-
la mnohem v2tSi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-01
starr NOVOMANzELE.

Londyn, 81. rijna. Robert
Broom, 91-lety vdovec a Eli
zabeth ,Boltova, 88-leta, svo-
bodna, byli oddani vcera We
Forest Gate, East London. o
ba byli tax slabi, ze museli
sed9ti b6hem obradd, jez zna
enc byly zkraceny. Podepsali
matricni knihu tresoucima sc
rukama.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-01

steno cd hladove stavky v ir-
skych v6zenich. V6zni jsou
jiz " sestnactein dni stavky,
die sd6leni dredniki Irske re
publiky, ktefi pravf, ze vlada
Svobodneho Statu rozsiruje
falesne zpravy, jakoby Sc il
podarilo zlomiti moralku stav
kafu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-01
ZIMA A SINH MA SEVERO-
ZAPADE.

Chicago, 81. rijna. Stfedni
zapad a severozapad pocitily
prvni dotek zimy vcera, jenz
prinesl snih v mnohych mi
stech, avsak zadne vazne
boure. v dolni jezernl obla-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-01
HLADOVA STAVKA II
DALE.

NV York, 81. rijna. Kabe-
love depese obdrzene Du-
blina a Londyna dnes irskym
republikanskym vyslancem v
New Yorku a LISTEN Irish
World popiraji, ze bylo upu-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-01

sti spadlo jenom malo snehu,
ale v severni Nebrasce spadlo
no dev6t palci, v jizni Ne
brasce diva palce, tez nekte-
rych castech Wisconsin,. Nej
studen6ji bylo v Casper, Wyo.,
odkud oznameno 8 stuphi pod
nulou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-01

Planek okoli noym projektovanym Willow mosem Slime p
Cary oznatu kde pepna bude doavadn nebezpecne KIN Isl
tkv
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-05-05

the following foreign decorations
Commander of the Order of the Sa.
cred Treasure by the Emperor OF
Japan, 1909; Officer of the Order OF
George ], by the King Of Greece.
1919: Officer of the Order of Public
Instruction, by the Republic of
France, 1920: Officer of the Order OF
the Grown of Italy by the King Of
Italy, 1920; knight of Legion Of
Honor, by the Republic of France.
1921: Knight OF Polonia Restituta, by
the Republic Of Poland, 1922.
He Is author of the following
works: "undistinguished Americans"
1906; "Commercialism and Journal
ISM" 1909; Introduction to ex-Presi-
cent Taft's book, THE United States
and Peace" 1914.
Mr.. Holt is Weinstock lecturer Uni
versity Of California;; Isaac Bromley
lecturer Of Journalism, Yale univer-
sity; lecturer for American Branch of
International Cancellation; lecturer for
World Peace Foundation.
In 1918 Mr. Holt visited all the bat
tlefronts Of the allied armies as the
official guest Of the various govern
ments. When the covenant of the
League of Nations was drafted, Mr.
Holt went to Paris as head of the
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-05-05
FAMOUS editor AND
DIPLOMAT TO SPEAK
.POSsessor oil Many Titles 10 Ad.
dress Methodist Congregation

Hamilton Holt, former editor OF
The Independent" president OF the
third American Peace congress, trus.
lee of the Church Peace union, mem
Der OF the executive committee of the
League OF Nations Nom Partisan asso-
citation. founder OF the League 10 En-
force Peace, president OF the Amerl,
eansseandinaYian foundation, presi.
dent OF the Greek American club, vice
president OF the Italy America society,
founder OF the Netherlands America
foundation, founder OF the Friends of
Poland. chairman OF the executive
committee OF the Baltic American so.
eiety. secretary of the Armenia AM
erica society, executive director OF the
Woodrow Wilson foundation. member
National Institute OF Social Science.
simplified Spelling board. France-Am-
erica society. the Pilgrims. Interna-
tional Serbian Educational committee.
etc, will speak in Trinity N, T.. church
tomorrow evening.
Mr.. Holt Is the possessor OF the fol.
lowing degrees: Academic Yale uni
versity. A. b. 1894; Columbia univer-
sity, postgraduate work. 1891; ur-
sinus college, LID, 1915; Wooster
college, Litt.D., 1916: Wherefore uni
versity, LID. 1920: oberlin college.
LID, 1921. Ho is the possessor OF
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-05-05

League Ia Enforce Peace. and Col.
onel House appointed him a liaison
oileef between the American delegas
ton and the League 10 Enforce Peace
Later Dir, holt toured ths United
States with Mr. Taft ana others.
speaking In favor Of tho League, Mr.,
Holt visited England. France and Ger,
many again the summer Of 1889, Dur.
Ing the presidential campaign OF 1890
Mr. Holt took leading part as an
advocate OF Americas entrance into
the League OF Nations and has main,
tanned this position ever since, In the
summer OF 1889 Mr., Holt made an.
other trip 10 Europe where after visit.
ing Norway, Sweden, Denmark. Ger
many and czeeho-s loyakia, he went
10 Geneva 10 attend the third assem-
bly, Of the League OF Nations and TO
study the accomplishments OF the
League.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-05-05
ANNUAL BAZAAR OF
zion METHODISIS
To Be Held Three Days In Odd
Fellows Hall on Arch Street

Mrs u. smith. Mrs II. wilkins. Mrs.
/ Il, Richardson. Mrs. J. Ruffins an
Mr., and Mira fleteheri chlna-MrA
NJ, sanford, Mrs NJ. King. Mrs. ii.
Taylor, Mrs n, Dunn. Mira J. VIII
liams. Mrs 4. Bronson. Mrs ]. B.
Walters. Mrs. y, Gurley and Mrs.
Corens Robinson. Big Brothers.
candy - Mrs. LILLIAN Green. MrA
Thomas Blasingame and Mrs. A.
Lewis. cake and bread-Mrs BarneA
Mrs II. croomes. atationery-MrA J.
G. Parker, Mira Ann baker. Miss II.
Richardson. Miss Y. Hamilton and
Miss T.. Baker. Ice cream - o, ].
Brown: reshments-Ezekiel John.
son. Mr.. Richardson. Mr.. Henderson,
Mr.. Adams and Mr.. Edward Smith:
fishing pond-Master Philip Richard
son. ]. II. w, Pedro.
The decorations will be in charge Of
J, 7. Williams and committee. When
Rev. ]. u. Walters. the present, pas
tor OF this church. came 10 New Brit.
ain. he found the church almost on
the verge OF financial ruin. The pro-
gressiva methods OF the minister have
served 10 help conditions considerably
and have built up the church and
congregation. He now In making
strenuous efforts to pay of Q back
debt of between $500 and $500. Con-
siderable of the debt Ia expected TO bo
lifted by means OF this bazaar.
The annual bazaar of the A. NJ. z.
Zion church will be held at Odd Fell
lows hall on Arch street beginning
Wednesday evening and continuing
through Friday evening. The affair
will be in charge of the Big Brothers
association assisted by the Busy Bees
There will be concert by the Biz
Brothers association on Wednesday,
the choir and Sunday school on
Thursday and the sewing circle on
Friday evening
The various booths will be in charge
of the following: miscellaneous--Mra
i. l.. Richardson, Mrs l.. +. Richards
son, Lee Broaden, y. Richardson, d.
Scott Mrs. f. Broaden, Miss A.
Woods and Mrs. Il. Castor; haber-
dashery-Mrs. O. Il. Diggs, Mrs. M.
Thompson, Mrs. Eve Gillespie. Mrs
Mary Cox and o. B. Diggs; fancy
work---Mrs. M. Brcer, Mrs. G.. l.. Mar
lin, Mrs. p. Bates Mrs. N. Carr. Mrs
f. Mosely. Mrs. II. Anderson. Mrs. A.
NJ. Crooms and Mrs l.. Reed; apron
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-05-05
enough FILMS FOR
five OR TEN YEARS
Thousands Of Movies Available for
Religious Service Reports MI. Fay

Despite the popular feeling that the
supply of films which would be suit
able for the Sunday evening seryices
at the South Congregational church
In limited. Frederic l.. Fay. director OF
religious education at that church.
who has charge OF the booking and
cataloguing Of available films. states
mat the church now has n list of
films on the market which would fur
nlsh supply for the next Ave II not
10 years, at the rate of AZ Sundays
per year. Mr.. Fay has spent months
getting lists OF films which could be
used In connection with Sunday eve
ming services and he has probably the
most unique set Of moving picture
catalogues in existence.
Thousands OF Reels Listed.
One book on Mr.. Fay's desk con-
tains $50 standard dramatic films and
zoo religious films. Other books con-
tanning lists of films made by firms
which specialize in religious pictures
run into the hundreds of reels, while
educational pictures number we'll into
the thousands. Practically all of those
filed by Mr.. Fay are adaptable to the |
local church's program.
In addition Mr.. Fay is In commune
cation with other churches which use |
iims and Is continually getting re- |
rorts on pictures from many places. |
Every film received at the local |
church is run through at least twice |
before being shown to the public. Mr.. |
ray runs 1t through once for his own |
cutting out Objectionable |
subtitles and parts that would not be |
consistent with a religious service. La
ter the film Is run again and Is re-
viewed by Rev. DR.. George w, C. Hill |
md J. c. Beebe the organist and choir
iirector. at which time musical num-
oers are discussed and planned to go
With certain portions of the picture.
"Thc Good Samaritan"
If every motion picture manufac-
uring plant went out of business to-
morrow, there would be enough films
valuable for us on the market for at
east five, if not 10 years." said Mr..
'ay last evening.
Tomorrow evening will be shown
dditional scenes in the life of Abra- ,
am Lincoln, THE Son of Democracy"
mother very interesting picture will
e The Good Samaritan" adapted to 2
lodern living methods, by the Church
Inns Co. This picture. after showing |
he Biblical parable, gives the same J
tory in a more modern version, {
herein the Goth century businessman t
as no time to waste on his old time
'iend who is down and out, saying, !
have no time to be bothered with Z
OH, I am on my way to church" The t
hange of heart and the final outcome t
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-05-05
LUTHERAN CONCERT

The choir of the First Lutheran
church will give a concert at the
church on Sunday. May 10. for the
benefit of the fund for decorating
the interior of the church. Mr.. Lar
son of Providence. r. l.. a tenor SOLO
list. will assist. 1t is planned to have
a chorus of 100 voices. The church
will be closed for few weeks late in
May and early in June, while the en-
tire interior is being attended to.
Services during that time will be held
in the basement
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TO TAKE IN % NEW MEMBERS.

The largest number Of new MEM
hers to be taken into the Stanley
Memorial church in one group In re-
cent years II not in the history of
the church, will be admitted to mem
bership tomorrow. Rev. Raymond
N. Gilman, who has been in this city
for less than year has worked hard
to make this church successful will
take rs people into membership.
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MISS LABAREE TO SPEAK.

Miss Clara Gray Labaree of New
Britain, who will leave in September
as a Congregational missionary to In
dia, will speak at the semt-annual
meeting of the Hartford Branch Of
the Woman's Board of Missions at the
Congregational parish house in Wind-
sor Tuesday, #
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TO TELL OF CONDITIONS.

The monthly all day sewing meet
ing of the missionary department of
the First Congregational church will
be held Friday, May 18th. At the
afternoon session Mrs. Charles H.
Thayer, president of the Home Mis-
sionary Union of Connecticut. will
tell about conditions as she saw them
in the district where Rev. e. l..
Wehrenberg. missionary from the
First Congregational church is at
work.
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st. Marks Episcopal.

1880 a. M, Holy Communion. $50
a. M, church school. IL a. M, Holy
Communion and sermon. 7:45 p. m,
choral evensong and sermon.
On "Wednesday the semi annual
meeting of the Diocesan council of
the Girls Friendly society will be held
in the church and parish rooms.
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Baptist Churches.
Elm fSueiisbA

Sunday school at 9:45 a. IN. Morn
Ing service in Swedish at II a. m.
Subject of the sermon will be
Streams of Living Water" Evening
service in Swedish at z: p m. Subject
"They Shall See His Face"
On Thursday at $3.50 p. m, the La
dies Aid society will meet at the
home of Rev. and Mrs. J. L. King
berg on Rackliffe Heights.
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,NonIenominational.

Morning worship and communion
service at 10:45 a. m. Sermon by the
pastor, THE Bloody Baptism of
Christ" Sunday school at 1905 D.
m. Evening service with sermon at
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HAVE GOSPEL TEAM.
White Army of Everyman's Bible
Glass Organizes Evangelistic Team.

A gospel team has been organized
by members Of the White army of
Everymans Bible class. This team
will assist at any church which de-
sires It's services. Thursday evening
the team will take part in the weekly
prayer meeting at the Peoples
church.
Leonard c. Woke, assistant pastor
at Trinity Methodist church, is coach
Ing the team.
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The South Church Brotherhood will
have its supper and meeting at $50
o'clock Friday evening. Election of
officers will take place. After the
supper, David N, Case, chief adjuster
Of the Travellers Insurance company
Of Hartford, will give talk on
Claims and Cases"
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German.

Sunday school $3.50 a. M. Bible
class in German for adults and verv-
ice in English at 1890 a. m. Service