New Britain herald., 1924-11-03
BIBLE GLASS WILL MEET IN THEATER
Rev, Dr, Davis Hits at Court
 Officials in Sermon

Tyeryman's Bible class will hold its meetings in the Capitol thoalrr beginning with the sessions of No yember 30, which will start at 3'lb a. Ill.,, and lasting through the month the December and probably through the entire winter If plans oi iA@ executive committee lnatcrtali2e. This move was taken following the resignation of Rev, John l., DAVIS who will deliver his farewell sermon to the class on November 3o,
 Speakers of JnterUatonal repuia- ton, such as Rabbi stephen A. Wise, Rev. Dr. l., Brewer Eddy, Rev. Harry Emerson FosdlcE and Ray Q. Wyland, national educa,iona. director of the Boy Scouts, vii. ad- dress the class during thu month ot December. 1t is expected, according 10 an announcement made from the platform yesterday morning by President Walter k. Fletcher,
 In tho case of Rabbi Wise it may be possible to hold the meeting in the evening, since he Is permanently engaged Sunday mornings. Dean Brown of Yale has been approached and has agreed 10 address the class but cannot do so in December and will be listed for later Sunday.
 This action was the result of work by a committee consisting Of three of the four vice presidents, F. A. Krause, H. A. TraVer and E. E. Weeks. The committee was ap- pointed by President Fletcher at a meeting of the executive committee 1he day Dr. Davis resignation was submitted and was instructed to aim high"
 On November 30, when Dr. Davis breaches his farewell sermon the class will observe Industrial Sum- day" and factory delegations will be invited. It is likely fraternal or ganizations will be invited also, aI- though nothing definite has been done as yet. The various delega- tions will have reserved seats so as to retain their groups intact.
 Discuss Glass Future.
 The meeting yesterday was turned into an open forum for some time and various prominent members discussed the future possi' Utilities of the class. The announce ment of the president was greeted with enthusiasm and short addresse: from the floor indicated that the or xanization will go ahead with rapit strides and renewed enthusiasm thi' winter.
 Among the speakers were George H. Dyson, former vice president Robert B. Skinner, past president Morgan Morgans, Henry Hoar ant Vice President Edward A. Krause Mr. Krause called attention to tn expense of bringing speakers to tn city who are in constant demand II New York, Boston and other place and advised the men present t listen in on their radios to see wha these men could do. He said tn speakers were selected from thos whose addresses had been broad casted from Ford auditorium i Boston. Mfr. Fletcher explainef that only speakers of known abiit and reputation would be considered
 There was considerable discussio on the subject of meeting at som other place besides a church. 50 g to get away further from the dc nominationaI feature, The Capitc N1eater was suggested as a perma Hent meeting place as was the Cen sral Junion high school auditorium There was some talk after tn meeting among q. few indiTidua members on the merits of erectin their own building as similar classe throughout the country are doinl bur nothing definite was done.
 It IS also the generally accepte Feeling that never again will th class be tied to any one indiTtdua speaker.
 !s :s sis5j the genoral'y sccepts sser,nR that never agaln VII m rIsss be tied to any one indtvldus epeaksr.
 nr. Davis Denies Breaking Word.
 Dr. Davis issued 3 denail to accr cations he has heard that tn lea7 tnr before the end Of the year ! has broken g contract or an agre' nent. He explained that ministe theoretically are appointed hY II bishop and that even If he were I sIInsd 10 break his word. which uid he never has done In his Iii
 Pull top lever and vote ' Ben filling and Fred Rackliffe I
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