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Evening star., 1924-04-22
Valuations.

Our thoughts, as we figure the sched-
ules of pay,
Are more Of this earth than of
heaven.
A preacher gets less than five dollars
day
And plumber gets ten or eleven.
Evening star., 1924-04-22
Genuine Surprise.

'rIow did yonr speech come out?''
asked Mr.. Meekton.
II was annoyed" replied his wife.
"A man went to sleep while I was
talking"
Great heaven, Henrietta! didn't
think such a thing was possible.''
Evening star., 1924-04-22

People. like the old stories and are
still reading about the lThaw family
quarrel.
Evening star., 1924-04-22

Jud Tunkins says that to him a NAH.
jong set doesn't look like anything but
a bunch Of petrifled laundry tickets.
Evening star., 1924-04-22

The Evening Star. with the sundav morning
edition, is delivered by carriers within the
city at 80 cents per mona daily only, 40
cents per month; Sunday only. 20 cents per
month. Orders may be sent by mail or tele-
phone Main 5000. Collection is made by car
riers at the end of each month.
Evening star., 1924-04-22

Poetry" said Uncle Eben. sis
mighty fine, but it aim liable to make
home as happy as a plain old cook
book"
Evening star., 1924-04-22
Rate by Mail-Payable i'm Advance.
MARYLAND and Virginia,

Daily and Sunday.1 yr., SS.40; / mo-, zoe
Daily only. ......... yr., 81. 90; l mo-, soc
sunday only. l yr., S2.40; 1 mo-, zoe
Evening star., 1924-04-22
Polite Distinctions.

"A gentlemen's agreement" re-
marked Cactus Joe, lis what broke up
our little poker game. Three or four
ace-hoarders got together an formed
a society, passin' resolutions that any
body outside the sacred circle was no
gentleman an therefore didn't deserve
a chance to win"
Evening star., 1924-04-22
By His Own Orders.

Isl Simlin," remarked Uncle Bill
Bottletop, ''tells the truth when he
says he was driven to drink"
"How?"
'.In a taxicab.n 3
Evening star., 1924-04-22
The Evening Star Newspaper Company

Rus;ness Office, 1fth St and Pennsylvania Ave
New York Office: 110 East And st.
Chicago Office: Tower Building.
European Office: 16 Regent ST., Lorrnn. England
Evening star., 1924-04-22

Q. How high a wind has been OBJ
served in the United States?-S. L. y.
A. A wind velocity of 1873 miles an
hour has been recorded on Cape
Lookout, y. G.
Evening star., 1924-04-22

O. How should a concrete floor be
prepared for dancing?-F. w. C.
A The floor may be treated with
paraffin wax dissolved in turpentine.
followed by coating of powdered
wax worked onto the floor in the
same way that n wooden floor is
waxed or polished. Or the floor may
be coated with a lather of liquid
soap rubbed in with a scrubbing
brush. An, occasional application OF
powdered soap will keep the floor in
condition.
Evening star., 1924-04-22

Q. What are the dark places in
Roquefort cheese?-G. NJ. r.
a. The dark spots on Roquefort
cheese are mold cultivated on bread.
This mold is mixed with the curd and
this gradually permeates the white
mass. giving it u mottled BLUSH color
and imparting characteristics flavor
Q. Is il true that a humming hi rd s
bill consists Of a single hollow tube,
which cannot be opened?--A. r. s
A. The bill of the hummingbird
does open. but the lower mandible
fits into the upper The biological
survey says the tongue of the hum
mingbird is a double tube.
Evening star., 1924-04-22

to plan, we are to loiter southwark d
along the Mississippi and its banks
OFF the dock at Duluth, ready for the
next move, we are in the state of
ten thousand lakes" source of ut
most pride to every Minnesotan son
Indeed, when it comes to beauty an6
variety of scenery, when it comes tc
a picturesque past to which English
and French and Indian contributed
so Enthusiastically, when it comes
to fertility of soil, to good citizenship
to civic pride displaying itself along
many avenues of civic worth, when ii
comes to national support: and so on
and so on, the citizen of this com
monwealth is not going to step dow
for the citizen of any other common
wealth whatever. And in the pains
taking with which John Faris at
tends to every step of this long jour
neving. he at this point makes it clear
that, all comparisons aside. the state
of Minnesota is a treasure house tC
the tourist of leiSurejy bent and o
love for the picturesque in history
that is not so far away as TO be toe
much out of reach. AS matter Of
fact one can actually see the history
of Minnesota spread out upon its
face in hundreds of identifying names
of place and event. The names-La
sale. Hennepin. Nicollet, lie Seuer
occur again and again, token of tho
French explorers and a lovely SAVIOR
to the land itself. This without ques-
tion was one of the red mans happy
earthly hunting grounds, as innumer-
able signs today declare. A fascinat-
ing locality from any one of half 6
dozen points of view, one to which
John Faris gives a generous and fine.
ly discriminating hand. 1t is here on
the first lap of the land journey pro-
vided by him for us. that one gathers
the full method of the man in this
sort of adventure. method, this
that spreads the whole in ample fiinf
and then embroiders this with Incl
dents and scenes woven from the very
heart of each of these great parts o.
the middle west You see, we've only
just begun. But, happily. the way Is
not closed. For, still in the company
Of John Faris, you can complete the
round of this amazing middle kingdom
Of the United States L G, NJ.
Evening star., 1924-04-22

q. How far from land Is the
Island of Elba M. l..
a. 1t is in the Mediterranean Sea,
about five and one-half miles south
west of Prombino, Italy.
Evening star., 1924-04-22

Q. Can birthmarks be removed
c. II.
4. 4 birthmark is merely the re-
suit of excessive development of
fibrous tissue. hair. blood vessels, or
pigment in circumscribed area. SUI
gical treatment is generally pre-
scribed for the removal of birth
marks. Among the methods employed
are electrolysis, X-rays and the use
of chemical caustics, such as nitric
acid or the acid nitrate OF mercury.
The removal of a birthmark is deli
cate operation and should only be
performed by a competent physician
Evening star., 1924-04-22

Q. Are rhubarb plants raised from
seed as good as from divided roots?-
+. f..
A. Those raised from seed may or
may not be as good. When it Is
necessary to produce a definite va
riety the plants are raised from di-
Vided roots.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-25

cudzinnor, aby j finsn6ne prispie-
vail K pomoci nasim turistickym
ispolkom q tax umosnili rychle
4moderne turistick6 vystfojenie
aSlOvenska.
Je koneone v zaujme celej ma
Sci slovenskej verejnosti, ably W
raz prestalo to akesi negligovanie
dinnosti turistickych spolkov so
strany Slovakov. Jedna sa tn v
prvom rade neutrality-suspicious.
zaujem ,Sloyenska vedl'a dru-
hej velikej vyhody soznamenia 81
rokej domacej zahranicnej We
rejnosti nasim doteraz zapome-
nutym Slovenskom - a tn musi-
me sa chopit' prace Y prvom ra-
de my Slovaci. Je Y nasej moci,
aby SINE 81 tento ,priliv cudzincoy
zaistili pre- buddce roxy, to sa
vsak stane len v tom pripade, pri-
krocime-li k praci vsetci, spoje-
nymi silami. Musime mnoho do
hanat', name na pr. malo turisti-
ckych haldp, dfvajme sa kamkop-
vek ma Slovensku. NepostaYime-li
81 ich sami v kratkej dobe, 2 vlast-
nych prostriedkov, tu by SINE mu-
sell este dlho cakat', az budd ony
postaven6 2 verejnych prostried-
kov ma kazdti stranu zainteresova-
neho statu. Vlada kazdorocne We
nuje sice velike obnosy ma turi-
sticke cudzinecke 1cely avsak
pri vel 'kej nasej zaostalosti v tom
smere nestaei spoliehat' sa ma jed
nostrann1 vladnu pomoc ma kto-
Ri vedl'a Slovenska prave tax ca
'kaJu, Inc ,turlstlcky VyZnamne
miesta republiky.
Dufame vsak, ze nasa slovenska
verejnost' plnej miere chape do
lezitost' tychto riadkov ze pryy
mas ,turisticky slovensky rok bu-
de zaGiatkom nekonecneho radu
rokov so stale st1pajucim zauj-
nom, a potion nasich a cudzich
turistov po nasich carokrasnych
horach dolinach.
(Pozn. red.-Tento clanok nam
poslala tlacova kancelaria prezi-
dia ministerskej rady ceskosloven-
skej uverejnujeme no pre- infor-
maciu ct. citatel 'ov o turistickom
ruchu IA Slovensku co sa vset-
ko cd neho ocakava.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-25

ktor6 - dcsiAl IA Podk uai na-
slo. Pri bed1iyom sk6manf nov4ho
uhoi 'neho ioziska So z;sti3o, 20 \
blizkosti So nachodi al loxisko ze-
leznej rudy, ktore vsak nebolo do
postal podrobnejsfe presklmane.
Dopis nsgramotnych vojalEov
panu prezidentovi Masarykovi.
Velitel l'stvo pesieho plnku {. I Y
Ces. Budejoviciaeh zaslalo dina %,
jdna 1924 pod {. jednacim 268 @
svet. list svojich vojakov, ktori
sa pri yojsku naucili citat a pi,
sat !; sluzobnym postupom prezi-
dentoyi republily. List doslovne
znie takto: "Pane prezidente! -
Podpisanf vojaci skoly negramot-
nych d'akujeme d Kam preto, ze ste
nam umoznil nautit' sa citat' a
pfsat'. = Tieto sloya napisal slo-
vensky vojak. Iny napisal to iste
hned' po rusinsky: s'Podepisani
voini skoli negramotnich d'aku-
jut' Yam "a sto sja naucili ma VOL
ne citat; q pisati." A treti to ma.
pisal nemecky: "Die unterferti-
gen Soldaten der Schulz fuer A
nalfabeten danken Ihnem, das es
ihnen ermoeglicht %swurde leser
und schreiben zu erlernen. Pod
tym je podpisanych Sd vojinoy
vsetkych troch narodnosti. Prvy
je Fedor Stefan a posledny DO
ham Wagner. =
= Nova studentsk& zakladina.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-25

Z nm litosti plpoelaa srsnta|
sSkolstya dse ,1tona ta lfps ka y
8rst;slarc "a loktora llcscfie,
venoval nszn6my daroa na pria-
tel'skom yecierku v Bratislave,
10000 korhn do rdk zupana dra
Bellu, na zAkladinu, ktora ma
NEST memo Antona Stefaneka. 70
zakladiny ihudi sa podporovAs'
Ichudobni slovenskf studenti.
DedinslJ salamtn. stalo sa
to v dedine Podkarpatskei Rusi.
Cez dedinu isiel MA motorcycle
clovek 2 mesta, ,neopatrne "a
dlavil hus. Mattel 'ka husi vybe-
hla chalnpy, chytila cyklistu a
irobila vel Ky kirk, ziadajlc cd
.cyklistu, aby.jej hus zaplatil. Zia-4
.dala "a nn 100 korln. Cyklista
ibol sice ochotny lhus zaplatit', ale
nemal tol 'ko, a nlkal 10 nu 80 ko-
run a ze Wac nema, a ze tax jej
zabitl hus necha. .Gazdina vsak
nebola tym spokojna a kricala,
ze u Mich donna nikto husacinu
nejie, ziadala tvrdosijne 400 ko-
run. L'udia sa sbehli q prisiel al
rychtar. Yypocul obidve strany q
vyniesol rozsudok: IVY dajte so
kordn, - ,hoyoril cyklistovi ia.
pridam 20 a vezmem 81 samshus:"
A tax sa stalo. Cyklista boil spo-
kojny, gazdina sa tvarila sklama-
ne rychtar sa smial, ze prisiel
lacno k pecienke. II
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-25
DRoBNE zPR.AvY z KRAJA.
- Benzinovi grafteri v CsR. po-

student. %. jlna bol vyneseny '
Prahe rozsudck mad obzalovany-
mi obcanskymi 1castnikmi takzv.
benzinovej afery. v celku bolo z
12 obzalovanych odsndenych do
zalara ma uhrnn1 dobu 7 rokov a
5 mesiacov. Pat inych bolo oslo
bodene z tej priciny, re sud memo
hol tax zrobit' nedostatku "a
kona, korupciu stihaj1ceho, ac sa
zakon taky pripravuje. Ked by uz
Dol platnosti, boil by al tito OBJ
zalovani odsudeni. S1 to veddci
.funkcionari Legiobanky. Presne o
10. hodine objavil sa sud jeho
predseda DIR Hladik vyhlasil roz-
sudok, ktorym senat uznal vim
nymi zlocinom svadzania k zneu-
zivaniu moci uradnej podl'a par.
105. trestneho zakona odsudil
do t'azkeho zalara: Bohumira Ste
fku, sukromneho nradnika Kar
line na 8 mesiacov, zostreneho me-
sacnym postom, ORA Jozefa Swat
ka, ministerskeho radcu, Sefredak
toracasop. "Uradnf listy res.
ma 13 mesiacov, zostreneho stvrt'-
rocnym postom ztratu oboch
doktoratov, Bohumila Benoviho,
riaditel'a firmy "Naftaspol" v
Prahe, uz trestaneho, ma diva roxy
zostreneho stvrt 'rocnym postom,
Vaclava Malinu, inziniera, na 8
mesiacov, zostreneho mesacnym
postom, Jana Nejedleho, obchodni
ka, uz trestaneho, ma 10 mesiacoy,
zostreneho stvrt 'rocnym postom,
ttona Kolbena obchodnika, pred
tym Khona, uz trestaneho, ma 20
mesiacov, zostrenym stvrt 'rocnym
postom, d'alej pre- spoluvinu ma
svadzani k zneuzitiu 1ra'dnej mo-
ci Stanislavu Boubelovh, rod. KeJ
danoyl, ma 6 mesiacov zostrenym
mesacnym postom. Vsetkym poci-
ia sa yysetrovacia vazba. U vset-
kych odsddenych rozhodnute tiez
bolo ma ztrate obcianskych prAv
q y dra systka tiez ma ztratu p.
boch doktoTatov,|' radov "a vyz1a::
menani. Is
Move ,ihol ne loxiak& M Pod
kalpatslej Rnsi. v okoli Hustn
boly objavene move loziska kamen
n6ho uhlia. Odbornon zklskou sa
zistilo, ze toto phlie svoiou iakp.
stspu sySuili nad R6etko nhlie,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-25

70 dlhOm cakan. q 20 mnOhych
rokoch obchodoyania s t,azkymi
deficitmi, kone6ne tohorocna Sc
zona turisticka cudzinecka ma
Slovensku je, mnohosl 'nbna. s
kymkol'vek hovor tie v Cechach a
ma Morave, kazdy sa chysta ma
Slovensko ma kratsi alebo dlhsi
cas-. Kdpele, liecebne a klimati-
cke, sn uz velikej casti davno
prenajate vypredane. Podobnej
horueky boil SINE svedkami v lani
av predlanskom roku ohladom
sJuhoslavie. Vtedy tam cestovaly
take h1fy turistov a host'ov, jake
tomu je tohoto roku ma Sloven-
sku. Sncasne st1pnul zaujem Q tu-
sristicke krasy a kupele Slovenska
i v cudzine. ,Medzi host ami Ia
tier vidime mnoho rfsskych Mem
GOV, Poliakov, Rakdsanov, Mad "a
,rov, Holland 'anov Anglicanov.
Dozvedame sa, ze v auguste je na
pr, prihlasena skupina so Anglica-
nov ktora chce studovat' nase po-
anery zdrzi sa ia Slovensku na
Podkarpatskej Rusi asi SO dnf.
Je to zjav nadmieru potesitel'-
ny. Pr. einy zyyseneho zaujmu 0
krasy Slovenska s1 usporiada
n. turistickych pomerov, Ssnfzes
nj hotelnyych cien ucinnej propat
gande, ktorii vyvinuje nasa vlada'
"a turisticke korporacie v zaujme
Slovenska zahranici donna.
Toto st1panie zaujmu musime 81
ina kazdy pad zaistft pre- Sloven-
Sko iv bpddcnosti Je nesporne, ze
furisticky tuch ma velikeho vyzna
mu pre- narodne hospodarstvo
statu a pie zyysenie hmotneh9 bla-
hobytu obyvatel 'stva turisticky
vyznamnych krajov. ,Necha-li ka-
Sdy turista a cudzinec deAne .asi
80 Kcs na Slovensku, pocita jhe;,
co tosvynesie pri desat 'tisfcech na
vstevnikov. A tieto peniaze ostann
u mas, Cd hotelierov a inych OBJ
chodn. kov dostan1 sa ony medzi
l'ud "a maso, mlieko, chleba inc
veci, ktore turisti potrebuj1.
Preto je nemalym zaujmom, a
by SINE sa napjatymi silami pri-
cinili k tomu, aby toto st1panie
bolo ustalene upevnene. A tn
musime znovu poukazat' ma "a
hranicne prfklady. V lani pred
tym bola navsteva Juhoslavie "v
mode. Vypravalo sa, re je tam
lacno, da sa tam pohodlne cesto-
vat atd'. to vsetko lakalo. Nasi
h1fom hrnuli sa do Juhoslavie.
Tu vsak nastalo rozcarovanie,
mnohf juhoslavski hotelieri zneu-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-25

zili tychto hromadnych navstev,
|dochadzaly hromadne ponosy ~
medzitym talianski hotelieri sni-
zili ceny pod juhoslavsky cennik
a dnes uz Juhoslayia ztratila We
likn cast navstevnfkov. Tych oia-
stocne 2 .skalo Taliansko, s dru-
hej casti vsak ziskala ich horliva
agitacia nasej (cs.) vlady, turf
stickych spolkov a ceskych caso-
pisov pre- Sloyensko, pri com hralo
hlavnl iilohu zpohodlnenie cesty a
pobytu zl'avnenie Glen. Mini
sterstvo zeleznic povolilo v sired
kazdeho tyzdna zvlastne tatran-
ske turisticke rychliky polovic-
nou cenou pre- kazdeho cestovate-
Ia, sl d'alej vypravene priame
rychliky "Od Sumayy k Ia
tram. Vsetko to vel mi lcinny
agitaeny prostriedok v dnesnej
dobe nedostatku penazi.
'Toho 81 musime byt'' stale vedc-
mi. V tejtotpraci ME je mozna pre-
stavka a obrat moze byt' Ease pre-
mnoho rokov katastfofalny. R6z-
lie vyhody musia byt' kazdorocne
zvysene, jak SO strany vlady, TAX
j hotelierov inXch podnikatel'o 'ov
Cd ktorych zavisi stiipanie cudzi-
neckeho ruchu ma Slovensku. Ne
radi by SINE verili ponosiam, ktore
dochadzajd SO stra1ry ,nnohych tu-
eristoy,,sktorisuz holi IA slovensku
tohoto roku. Tyrdia oni, ze ma
mnohych miestach deny izieb a po-
travin znovu stdpajud a. turisti
vracaj1 sa domov ME prave mad
Semi neochotou a drahotou ma ME
ktorych miestach. Varujeme pre-
to slovensk1 verejnost', ably tieto
podobne ponosy nezivily sa 20
skutocnych zkdsenosti.
;, Musime mat pred ociami fakt,
Se behem iedneho roku neni moz-
no.strcit do vrccak deficitysvset-
kych poslednych rokov! Hovori
sa, ze z malych porcii tucnie ho-
stinskyy, stoji no "a to ale mnoho
viacej potion odtuenovacia khra !
Preto nebude cd veci ma to upo-
zornit jak hostinskych, tax kaz-
deho, kto ma vliv alebo zaujem o
tieto veci. Svaz hotelierov na ,Slo-
vensku ma "a najhlavnejsi 1kol
terajsej DOLBY studovat' zahranic-
ne turisticke pomery, zariadenie
a pohodlie zahranicnych vylet-
nych miest a kipel'ov prispiet'
k tomu, ably u mas bolo zavedene
vsetko, co je tam dobre a hfadat'
co by bolo este lepsie lacnejsie.
Je hlavne v zaujme tych l'udi,
ktori zij1 navstevy turistov a
New Britain herald., 1924-02-16
zsN NISyS5as7EY zEsSzzSaAS4NSzASNT Ilaz SERVICES ln the CE1lRGhEzsSkA

, rssrtmcnt. l0:4J. morning worship, sermon, "rhe I'ar-Sighted Man. 12:l0, church school, primary, junior, intermediate and senior departments. @:30, Assyrian worship. G:O0, Young Peoples society 6:30 Italian wor- ship: steroopticon slides of the Wal densian missions in Italy. 7;15, evening worship, motion picture "Bctsey Ross"
 Monday - 4:15, Patrol leaders school, Boy Scouts. 4;00, Girl Scouts. 7:3e, Second division. troop ?, Boy Scouts.
 Tuesday-4:Oo, Jolly Nine Junior Achievement club. 7:S0, First divis- ion. troop ?, Boy Scouts.
 Thursday-2:$O. Meeting Of the Italian mothers in the church parlors. 1: So. Meeting of the Young Woman's tppartment for sewing and sociabil- fly. G:3o, Supper, followed by meet ing Of the church school workers. The theme for the evening will be "Mak- ing Use of Our Equipment" An un- usual eHsibition of material for class use will he arranged.
 lfrgday-6;S0. Meeting of the Rife club. 7:3o, Motion picture entertain Tcnt under the auspices of the Broth trhood. Feature picture-"Disraeli' witt George Ariiss. 7:30, Party for the Italian mission under the direc- tion Of Miss Caroline l.. Bartlett and Mr. Rose.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-16
E. L, INSTITUTE HERE
Wesleyan Instructor To Preside At Meetings - National Secretar, To Spcak-t00 Delceatcs ExpeTted.

The somi-annual institute of tho New Haven district of the Enwor;h i League will be held in New Britain 1 Friday, Saturday and Sunday Of next week. Sessions will be in charge ol Professor John G. Carcleti, Of Wes- lcynn university.
 The program will include confer cnccs Friday and Saturday morning, athletic games and recreation at the Y. M c. A., in tho afternoons and lee lures in the evening which will be open to tho public. The lectures will be in charge of Rev. Br. Charles L. Guthrie Of Chicago. national secrc- tary. Arrangements are in charge of Rev. William C. Craig of West Haven. Home service work is in charge of Rev. r. r. Voorhees, or Hartford
 About 100 delegates aro expected 10 be here. Sunday morning the ses- sions will he discontinued to permit the young men 10 attend tho Every mans Bible class and to permit every ono to attend regular church services. Dr. Guthrie will preach in Trinity Methodist church Sunday morning al the regular service.
 In the afternoon the delegates will receive communion in the Methodist church. the service being in charge Of Rev. John l.. Davis.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-16
CONTEST CLOSE AS CLIMAX APPROACHES
Great Bible Glasses Make Mighty
 Preparations to Wind Up Feb. "A

Everyman's Bible class, whick con- vcnes tomorrow morning at o'clock in the Capitol theater expects to have record breaking crowd. as the cul- imitation of it's factory Sundays. To- morrow is designated as All New Britain Day when all the factories that have not had especially desig- mated days are expected to be repre- scented in Il body, while city officials also are expected to be present.
 President Arthur H. Parker has writ ten nearly 2o0 personal invitations to city officials. He has received the that the latter will deliver few words Of greeting at the opening or the service.
 Chief of Police William c. Hart and Fire Chief William ]. Noble will be present and delegations of of duty men from both departments arc expected. ...
 This will be the next to the last Sunday in the attendance contest be- tween New Britain. Mount Vernon, x. Y., and State Island. x. '. Mount Vernon is still ahead and will make a strenuous effort tomorrow to in- crease it's gain. The E'ks, Eagles, Odd Fellows, Lions. rorcstcrs. Am erican Legion and Masons of Mount Vernon have been invited to attend in Il body tomorrow to defeat New Britain.
 Upwards of 2,6o0 mon are expect cd 10 attend the meeting in the Capi- tol theater here. Rev. John l.. Davis will talk on, "The Value of Soul"
New Britain herald., 1924-02-16
Sta nley Memorial

Sunday-10 a. m, senior and inter- mediate departments of the church school. to:45 a. m, service Of wor- ship with sermon hy the pastor, sub ject; "Hcroes-Anciont and Modern" l2 m, junior, primary and beginners departments of the church school.
 Wednesday -- 2:30 ?. m, social meeting Of the Ladies' Aid society.
 Mursday-T:S0 P. m., fourth and last Of the church institutes. Group conferences led by Mrs, F.. C. Stock well and Harold Winship Of New Brit ain, Rev. Walter T. Aiken and Rev. Morris Aling of Hartford. At S:l0 general assembly with congregational singing, special music and address by Rev, Morris Alling. secretary Of the Connecticut federation of churches,
New Britain herald., 1924-02-16

better success n musical circles. He has submitted a proposition 10 the official board to remain in :harge of music, handling the choir and look ing after other details of the musical program, next year. He plans to .spend the summer leading the rnusil cal part of meetings in New York for nationally prominent evangei.kts. re- turning here in the fall if tine ksfa- odist board approves, to conainne as musical director of Trinity church.
 MT. Yoke is Oxford graduate and has been trained in music under some of the leading musical instruc- tors in the world. Following the resignation of Rev. A. E. Taylor he 'ccame song leader for Eyerynan's
 Hble class until the pressure of other luties compelled him to reIinquish
 lat position.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-16

In speaking of tomorrow's program in Mount Vernon. James Turner, a member of the New York class called upon the Rev. John l.. Davis last Tuesday and told him the Bartholow plan was to swamp completely the New Britain class this Sunday.
 In order to help keep the cup in Connecticut the Laymen's association of Bristol al it's last meeting voted to attend the New Britain class in q body tomorrow.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-16
Religious Items

Everyman's Bible class meets al a, m. at the Capitol theater.
 Girl Scouts troops l. and 10 will have joint meeting at the South Congregational church Monday after noon at 4:i5 o'clock.
 The Philathea class supper will be held at the Trinity NJ. F.. church Tues day at D. m.
 Miss Elizabeth Rogers, general sec retary of the Hartford county Y. w. C. A., will be the speaker at the meeting of the Friendship club of the Methodist church. February 27.
 The fourth and last session of th. church institute at the Stanley Me morial church will be held next Thursday evening.
 Sessions of the Seventh Day Ady ventists arc held Saturdays instead Of Sundays.
 Miss Della M Jordan one Of the secretaries of the Congregational cdu- cational society will address thu meet ing of the First Congregational Mis- sionary society Friday afternoon at 8 o'clock. when "Homeland Day'' will br observed.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-16
Methodist Churches
Trinity

Trinity
 Sunday--a:45, Sunday school. le:4s, sermon by the pastor. 5:00, Epworth league Bible study class. led by l.. c. Yoke. 5:30. Epworth league sup per. Everybody welcome. 6.oI Ep- worth lcague devotional meeting. 7:15, address by the pastor with special music by MT. Charles F. Beech Of Hartford.
 Tuesday--6;00. Philathea class sup per. 7:45, class meeting.
 Wedncsday-4:i0. United week day school for Ath and 9th grades.
 Thursday i;1o, United week day school for 9th and 7th grades. 7:i5, prayer meeting led by Rev. John l.. Davis.
 Friday--i:00. class in church mem-
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