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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-16
dSE REGALAN LOS NINos
EN- PUERTA DE
TERRA?


La senora Juana Rudi Sc encontra
ba muy tranquila en- su hogar, cuan
do Sc lie present6 una desconocida,
vestida sino con lujo, por 10 me-
nos decentemente, y lIevando en-
-sus brazos un monisimo bebe.
La desconocida Sc dirigi6 a la
senora Rudi, y la dijo que Ell chi
quiiIo era su hijO. pero que estaba
dispuesto darselo.
VI actuarido al nlismo tempo que
hablaba, puso en- manos de La sor-
prendida seflora ell hijo de sus en-
traiias. La sefiora Rudi, aigo con-
fusa, Q acknowledgements interesada
en aquel momento con Ell meme, fue
a ensefarlo a una vecina, y CON
tarle tan extrafio lance. Pero jamas
tuvo en- su mente La idea de que
darse con el bebe, algo que Sc ex-
plica perfectamente en- estos tiem-
pos de carestia Y grandes respon-
sabilidades.
No cbstante, cuando hubo reco-
rrido alguna distancia Sc lie ocu-
rrio mirar atras para yer 81 La des-
ccnccida la habia seg7ido. Y cual
no serfa su sorpresa al darse cuerta
de que habia desaparecido en- "a
forma mas misteriosa, dejando en-
sus brazcs al meme, inconsciente de
que su madre 10 abandonaba en- ma
nos sxtraHas.
La sehora hizo gestiones, trat6
de averfguar de Qui6n era el CHI
qudllo, pero todo en- vano. La des-
conocida, al parecer, no esta- en-
Puerta de TERRA va.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-16

S1S del Titulo TX, capitulo T., del
codigo Politico de Puerto Rico y
para otros fines, aprobada en- agos
to de 1923.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-16

ACUEEDo CON Ell
AUDITOR
Surge como es natural TN confic-
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15

ian Coronado Of San Diego opened
the card with a snappy exhibition
OF. boxing. The boys Were mighty
coed for preliminary fighters and
once they got under way they show
ed plenty of stuff. Coronado.
Handicapped by being several iaches
shorter than his opponent, forced
the fighting the first two rounds but
slowed up after that. The third
was even, but Burch stepped out i'll
the fourth far enough to merit Il
draw.
"Cap' Stevens handled the
fights in good style and kent the
fighters close to the mark. \ few
spectators who apparently allow
thcir radical prejudices to warp
their Judgment. questioned Cap 5 -
decision in the --cs--r Chester Baby
Pete bout. but there WAS nothing
for him to do but give the fight TO
the colorcd boy. No matter how
black boy 5 skin NAV be, when he
is i'll the ring he is entitled to the
same breaks as his white opponent,
something that a few hot-headed
fans never seem to realize.
Ed Hcrvcy and Harry Horton sat
together during the scraps and
didn It have one fight during the
night, fact worth recording.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15
BREAK BETWEEN
CHAMP KEARflS
IS CO!NPE LEGATION
Rv Henry l.. FARREL
U1itel Press GtafR Correspondent

A+N~st -''' ~v"14 SoLLS1E J44iS-.C
NEW YORi>. ha" ij.-Far f.or
tae least Of many complications and
81 taclcs that have blocked Il match
tetWeen jack nrmpsev and Harry
Wits. is the break tlat DEVELOPED
between the champion and his man
aEer, Jaclt K"arHs,
fempsoy says he is his own man
}Et; and KeaImS insists iaat he
alone can make and s'.sn matchts for
Dempsey
ttden these circumstances. the
panotci Who gets Kesgiis To sign "A
eontfact for a fight runs the risi, Of
having DcAmcy refuse TO hoaor the
ogrccmeht
he promoter who signs Dempsey
eithoot getting Kearrs t. ,isa taxes
tae chance OF having lea4l action
si2ste5 y" i\oaras to keep 0cupatr
frem fighting.
he oo'Y Way on; cf thia t2a4,o is
= ser aenp.cy and EeaasAt7 Sign
r. eoa:ract end at Ffa Fl ,his
.a.Is impossible.
te been trv.ug f. n r#esta to
fe#i Together aesa. hes i ha-.
a=# t,a, 1T cal Et# asaa T,N
ksf4 s"i3 today. fE|i TGtz.
.s.--e #H#. Chicago paa#aaef t.s on
hs WaT hon" today. Ettf e ai.o
.lss teIG" E@!'A8 st5a. Ae 4emld
MIS- ~ " ,artsasf Hest month
- I.et' !'mpae.. Ih" "oit of
5@...a - tak.a .resH plase - ta.
- gtg.r - being rs good as a
E#t MuH'g, insists that Fitzsim.
azaz deposit 9lnooae Il easb Io-Ais
.es.. iHs q forfeit that The 1igl' wli
t- staged before be- signs tau papc9s.-
Jsee Koarus sand fadae il, wa.
~ PaHed 10 20 bptore tbe NV York
faXiEg commission He@t Tuesday
'e# Dempsey To- articles fqr wills
t.@at and deposit forfeit of So
g1o.
Win th.s done, Ric6arj. who h7,
hee" watching from the outside. will
step ia and the meriy-g5-rouud will
start again.
kearns said he was told tv the
commission that 81 contract with
Dempsey. which is Oh tl.e. would
guarantee his status i'm New York
as lae manage Of the champion.
~ H a.ia his manage aud hgH
fad that out ii he tries t. push III.
"romt anymore, k'arhs sail.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15
Clerics Embarrassed
BY Church Thieves

LONDON, Aug. l5-Church tAicv-
cry is going from bad to worse in
Lngi9uu.
%a, long ago small t5"n parsou
rtWp.WHCt tnat his chmch woald
haFe to give up holding church bal-
@trs because "hofty' women came
IN and stole articles on such ~ whole.
sale scale they had to carry AWAY
their loot iu W'shba2s AID pillow
y5sn,.
Nnd now comes worJ Of sin n
new tyne rt churyl ihcT. He il
cli!ed the communion thicf'' or
confession thicf.' Numcroes p,r.
',hou1ia Of two Of the largest Ro-
map Catholic churchse in London
arr today seeking to recover purse
and hand bags stolen from their
.yats While they were at confessions
al or communion.
Thefts in another church have be.
come SO common that The priest TO
warn his congregation that II,
= "a1 not responsible for lost or
sto,an wrap, or purses.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15
DEMPSEY STARTS TRAINING FOR MATCH
WITH WILLS: PLANS TO OPEN CAMP I'M
M0UNIA1AS WTTFIIN NEXT FEW WEEKS
ny unltcd Press Leased wire

LOS ANGELES, Aog. IS. - 81
guess that let's Tex EicEard out of
it, jack Dempsey declared today
in commenting On Floyd Fitzsim-
mons agreement with Paddy Mul:
Inns 10 match Harry Wills against
the champion.
AN ! can sav for Tex is he has
my sympathy, but hats what hn
gels for playing with Tie New York
hHFia2 commission, said the cham
p'oa.
80 woudu't light in New York,
afd J aigneI q preliminary agree
nHt with FitzsfrnHons 50 meet
wills in tine middle west ncyt JuIv
providing he got Paddy Mullins :
signed up for the bout.
|av llat Paddy has signed / 's
NIL u.et bu. formal arae ermeuts,
which are 20 BE- mqdc in Chicago
ea.iy m Sept9asef.H
Dempsey explained hat he was
ra" hoHud I'm writing to fight he
negro ,hailcu@ar. Tile paper h.
sts",j for iitM'mmous got the
negro manager S signature.
A'l that remains t. bc doao now
# to post .hp fors.i. money and
ma4" oI. the fiaal raa-rs,' ncmp
sev said
Tine tiflc hol'ar said ho had beaq
g'9rauIeet Approximately l,o1o.0a0
ms ae ond of the bot. I'm addition,
Ire t. ...s.lte i 95r'ia. pt the gate
feot.p .p'., 'sa5ea M eet.r1tSs will
fgt at ba-t es.tter h4I RiH...
"m pot N-ssvHu ah,.' a,-
naa'v. as laae. as.a aa7lr,d 5v =
ru.r" H, elisae1 capituiists th1t
th,9 ".l back F5tzs.nn,ons to the
lue,+
.'t ..r fo assc . u..Ioa aol.
ia.t l..,.l in = afH1o aua5 for
ST.. Within mont.
Dempsey beGiu training IN earn
,si today. With his heulers. he
m .rro GO the beach where he ha.
u1-d up t.Htatite boxing puarers
sHa spared 4 fef@ rounds with mem
h,- .t his training stables Win.
~ ta' nest 1--WE e.eehe. hc plms t.
op.. 50 Training emp in the noun
t.FH.
H"i.r.aa 81 fares.ea.1 ic-ej nc.
tr .. Jack Eeasus 10 break rp
Dempsey - agreement with litAim-
maH.. SID. r.a1utef sai5:
fla. another on of Doe 5
b...'- U' knows better than to
t-l tlat contract int, court It
Dr. HGt aN la u.rd 10 be-.
he'll brh.re HHHeif aUd c9t ia op
t'h r.l ':2- T. lo gers eGhny.
hr A. ...e ... ,.a..er. aul ;hc 30 l.3
fe. ..'.
'.. " .a.. H.tr -h. New York
h...- ..a..--i.. .H aahou. WHO
.tt.'. ara" Wills 'tcm Is not play
ile "Ha u.. iaat's $50 thcrc i, 10.
tt.t'
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15
NOTICE OF ESTRAY

To unknown owner OF cstray ami
mails:
The following described cstray
domestic animals were taken up and
are now confined by me at Butcher
ranch one mile cast of Whiting's
Crossing.
If not claimed within 50 DAYS
flom date hereof said animals will
be delivered to the Constable of Ell
Contro Township to be sold for
charges.
Description and probable value of
said animals is as follows:
Buckskin mare years old and
colt.
One grey mare, 700 lbs, 9 years
Old.
l sorrcl f;ly, year old.
] bay horse. , years old.
J sorrcl, 750 lbs, years old.
! bay yearling colt,
OF prohably value $4,000.
Dated this first day Of August,
1928.
CIiAS. FRAZIER.
Aug 5 y
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15
WATCHING THE
SC0REpOARD

Yesterdays Hero - Blurgc, The
Washington inficlder, doubled in tho
eighth with the bases filled and
beat the Yankees > to o.
Sammy GRAY, star pitcher for the
Athletics, won his 18th victory when
he set down the Red SoX, Is to ).
Frank Snyder's single with the
bases filled in the eighth gave the
Giants II > to > victory in the see
ond game after they had beaten the
Robins 3 to in the opener.
Nineteen Cincinnati players failed
to stop the Pirates and the National
league leaders won IA to ., holding
four game lead over the Giants.
Ken Williams hit his 25th homer
with two on and helped the Browns
beat the Indians 10 to 7. He was hit
on the head with a pitched bali in
the eighth inning, and had to retire.
Two homcrS. by Leach with one
on each time, helped the Phillcs
down the Braves IL to S.
Timely hitting combined with cr-
rors by the Cards gave the Cubs q :
to / victory.
Home Run Leaders
ltonSby, Cards, 81.
Williams, Browns, %.
Hartnett, Cubs, %.
Meusel, Ganks, %.
SlmmouA Athletics. 20.
Bo!lomlcy, Cards, -.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15
BATTLING PAUL
WINS DECISION
IN s. d. BATTLE

at|.a. ..e', Ruwley avorre
,a.'..l Hpp.r, taoh tbe decision
fro" '"'H.ns noty, tawgrly of Gl
Cu.n, iu tur SIS rpmd special a.
IL. .n bi'-o coliseum lrst might.
F. VS.. tbr 1Gih tim" t1o.c boys
l.f t.'. :I thar prr, 'ous fights
h.t.- l..t .a tac >al' g, sud marc
U"u dnt.a $40 ;act b,iug called
draw. Both oors AFRO veN matched.
a.a u-aiiv rt. up good scup
Al N.oUv. Formerly Of HrnWl.v.
vhu ha- bcn scu ia scyeval good
s,raue a' thc laral oluh. stepped on
lant iu tar fourth round to get a
dr'N decision with johnny Lee, "a
%n Diego boy WHO has been seen
in action b..r several timcs.
Tile ma'n .'.rut, between Young
1lry Wills md Pat Mills went 10
IT.. toim.. or 81 technical knockout,
Though "spaFer reports state the
hno...,t blow was struck while
Mills U;'4 ON thr floor.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15
WALAEE SIGNS CONTRACT
TO FIGHT WITH SHADE

NEW YORK, Aug. l5. Mickey
Walker world $ Welterweight cham
p'on signed a contract today with
Tex #ickard to defend his title
against Dave Shade California
challenger, in the Yankee stadium,
on September %.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15
Stanford Team to
Play U. Yearlings

STAMFORD UNINERSiT Cal.
Aug. 15.-Thc Stanford freshmen
football schedule announced here
today includes game with the Uni
Ncrsity of California yearlings No
vcmbcr and an October ~ clash
with the University of Southern
California freshmen.
Other contests are: October ,
san Matco junior college; October
10, Pacific Coast army team; Octo
her '27, Sacramento junior college
October 81, Modesto junior college
The second freshman team will
play Potter Technical high school
October ), Alameda high school Oct
obcr 10, and Lowell high school
October II.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15
SHERIDAN FAILS
TO LIVE UP TO
His REPUTATION
Takes Count From Men.
dez in Sixth; Others
Put on Good Show

General Phil Sheridan, the bril-
liant ravalry leaGor Of the Civil War
did all his fighting on horseback.
Apparently his namcsakc, Phil Sher-
idan, who appeared in the main
event at the Imperial Valley Ath-
!otic club last night, also needs Il
horse in order to do his best fight
. ing.
Sheridan took the count from
johnny Mendez in the sixth round
while sitting on the ropes, having
been sent to the floor by blow on
the head. which was not hard
enough to do any damage. , A, tho
co}mt started Sheridan pulled him
sCit to the lower rope and sat there
While the fatal 10 was counted over
him.
1t was slow fight, Referee Stey-
Cns having to prod the scrappcrs
into action on two different occas-
IONS, The first two rounds were
terribly slow with both fighters
feeling each othoJ out. Sheridan
stepped out in the third and showed
81 ! "a IT VI L'l III tlldt lilNiIdiCN i''l lDll
but he StopIed with the end Of the
round.
Mendez Gets Lead
Monde: tool; tho lead n the fourth
rolud aud held il until Sheridan de-
cidcd he had enough. Many a poor
preliminary kid has shown more
Willingness to fight than Sheridan
did. Whether it was the sudden
change in climate, or the fact that
sheridan is getting on in wears, 1t is
certain that he didn't show much
last night. He claimed to have
hurt his right hand in the frs, round
though there was not Il hard blow
struck during the first two rounds.
Leslie Chester and Baby Pete put
oN Il good scrap for six rounds. the
decision going to the latter by Il
wide margin. The colorcd boy had
the lead in every round and had he
only hnoWn enough TO take advaut
age of Chester 5 wildncSs. he could
have scored Il knockout. Chester left
himself wide open time and again in
making wild rushcs at Pete, "a fact
that should have helped the colorcl
boy but didu t. from the fourth
round on Chester appeared groggy,
yet b" took all that Pete gave him
and came back for more.
Tony Gra9: Soap
Tony Escalante hung another
Sraip in his war collection, getting
"a Technical knockout over .ohuny
tIii ot san Diego when Referee
Stevens stopped the fight wMh Is
seconds to 80 III thc fourth round.
Gill practically licked himself by
tl%lting all around the ring, while
the Mexican boy, fighting in his us
ual style, stood in one place aud let
his man come TO him. Anyone who
thinks Tony rs not good Fighter is
crazy, The boy has never been
given any ring instruction, picking
up AL he knsWs by watching other
ilGttec5. lie is natural born
sclappcr and is able to hit from amy
aaGir. II the proper man gets him
in tow and Tony takes care Of h;m-
scIt, he can go far in the squared
circle.
Tony scored knockdown in the
second, when Gill took the count of
nNe. In the third he had Gill wob
by and the latter slipped toward
the floor. The Mexican boy showed
y fine piece of sportsmanship when
he stepped back 10 allow his oppon .
cut to recover himself.
Snappv Exhibition
Joe Bure4 OF Los Angeles and Jul.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15
RATIONAL LEAGUE
YcatcIiaE S Nesults

NotDIN0y NCaNIls
thir&So :, ST. Louis i.
Pittsburgh II, Cincinnati q.
New YORK -, Hrooklyn , ).
phi'adclphla II, Boston =.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15
Z esterGSy S Results

st. Louis "a, Cleveland :.
Washington >, New York q.
Philadelphia &, Boston ..
40 etae. games scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15
TODAY'SWANT ADS.

q Ri WANTED - Neat. capable
colorcd girl, to help in small fam
lily. 52l Hamilton Ave. dht3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15

Tvarc county cotton gsowcrS are
tl.uriuG of purchasing suction
cotton picker 10 htp harvest thcir
.IlJ arrcs.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15

Open air is good Tor people, bat
dom t keep opour teeth out in the
open too long at time.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15

WANTED-Milking machine man.
Sanitary Dairy Barns, southwest
corner city limits of FL Centre.
Judy Bros. lot
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15

Chicago wants 81 be a stat, all
hF jt,,lt. Aud there are lots Of
tails which want to way dogs.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15

Nearly 100000 feet Of lumber
were cut during June by one com
pany of Fresno county, breaking all
former records
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15
Here and There
, in Sport World

LES ANGELES, Aug l.5.-~ Boa
Smell, sensational Tacoma feather
weight, stoppcd MirI:oy nouacIl,
san Francisco, in Me second round
at Hollywood Legion stadium last
night.
Smell lived up to his reputation of
being the hardest hitting boy of Ills
weight in the country. He floored
O'D0nnell three times III the first
round, and twice in the second.
90 Donnell came up from the last
knorldown recling about the ring
and the referee stopped it to save
the game little bay city battler fur
ther punishment.
Vie Morrison, San Francisco, mid
dleweioht, used Johnny Grella for
q workout and won by himself, in
the six round semi-final.
The Angels started Sacramento
off on another losing streak when
they copped to ) yesterday for
three games out Of four in the pre-
sent series. Krug's double in the
fourth inning cleared the bases
and scored three runs.
Ancient Doe Cranda,l received
credit for the victory, although he
was chased to the showers i'll the
sixth when Sacramento scored four
runs and George Payne finished.
An annual east-west high school
football contest Will be played in
the Los Angeles coliseum on the
Saturday following Christmas each
year, according to an announcement
by Emerson Spear, president of the
junior division of the Los Angeles
Chamber of Commerce.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15
COAST LEAGUE
cste-day's s Results

Vernon /, seattle !.
salt Lake 10, san Francisco q.
L"S Angeles /, Sacramento :.
Portland 4-l3, Oakland 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15

The pear crop at Anderson,
Shasta county, about 500 tons, was
bought and shipped by a Los An
gees firm.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15
Press Classified AdSecti0n
For Rent-ROcnS,
Apartments and Houses

FOE RENT-Apls. Summer rates.
$l5 to $25. Glacier Apts. loft
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15

FOR SALE-80 acres near CalcX-
leo, close to paved boulevard,
best soft soil; has been i'll vegc-
tables several years. Only 1928
acre, or $4,000. This is much be-
low real value; purchaser should
reap substantial profit. This IS
available for only short time. Act
promptly. Clarence f. Gage, Real
tor, 40 Spreckels Bldg. San Di-
ego. lot5
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15

FALL CHICKS are hatched from
the best hens in the flock and the
fall season is ideal both for brood
ing the chicks and rearing the
puliets. We hatch "a grade ac-
credited white leghorns only.
Chicks ready for delivery Aug.
n, and every Monday and Thurs
day during Sept. and Oct. Parcel
post prepaid. Write for prices,
etc. San Diego County Hatchery,
Rte No. /, San Diego, Calf. 15tf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15

Gridley, Butte county, hik dcdi-
Gated a new city hall costing s.s,.
00O.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-15
For Rent-Farm LGnds

FOR LEASE-S6 or 100 acres new
alfalfa, good corrals, cross fenced
on government highway, between
holtville and Ell Centre, $50 per
acre, : years lease. See Clyde Nc
Pheters, 40 SO. Fifth ST., Ell
Centre. 14t3
New Britain herald., 1925-01-10

The dates set for the tournament are the following Thursday nights: January 22. February s. February l9, March and March ie.
 Methodist Bishop to Speak.
 Bishop William Y. Anderson of the Boston district Of the Methodist Episcopal church will speak at the Prospect Methodist church on sun- day evening at o'clock. His subs tect will be civilizations High Ad- venture" Bishop Anderson was re- gently transferred 10 Boston from Cincinnati.
 To Play Aipines.
 The West Ends basketball team will play the strong AlpInes of Bridgeport at the High school gym nasium this evening. A preliminary game will begin at 7.30 and dancing will follow the games.
 Board Receives Reports.
 Reports of the bills, medical in- spection department and the tru- aney department have been made to inc board of education as fol- lows:
 The bills for the following depart- mcnts were approved and ordered paid: Board of Education s51.45, High School s392.77, Drawing SPAS. Home Economies s7.0o, Manual Training s33.oO, Music sS.64. Heal School $500. Evening School sS7.54, Physical Education sl4.o2. Medical Examination s30.00. mak- ing total of s6S9.90.
 The report of the Medical Jnspec- ton Department for December was as follows: inspections by school nurses 3.262, homes visited 70, dressings attended 64, inspections by pr. Bracket 1856. making total of 4,952. There were 35 children excluded as follows: pediculi. 19 fever, 2 sore throat, coniunctivitis. humps and l suspicious scarlet fever, and 1 whooping cough. The superintendent reviewed the sce-t5s fever situation as 1t aSrected the school system during the latter part of December and from reports the opening day of school this week 1t would appear that the disease is fast disappearing from the city. The superintendent spoke of the most remarkable and exceedingly effi- cient work which was very success fully accomplished by Dr. Bracket, the school medical adviser, and Miss Mulligan and Miss Norton the school nurses in December.
 The report of the Attendance De- partment for the month of Decem- Der was as follows: kept out by per- sonal illness g, absent due to illness in family 4. kept at home by par ents 4, moved from city 3, working illegally 2, truants 9, making total of S1 cases for the month. The work in this department was the direct reflection of the scarlet fever situation as many of the cases in- vestigated were due to worry on the part of the home and hence chii- dren were kept at home wheres they would not have been otherwise.
 Property Transfers.
 Vito Fenillo has sold property and buildings on Crown street to Will liam J. Phelan.
 Joseph Rentz has sold to Bertha Droheim property on Munchausen avenue
New Britain herald., 1925-01-10

will be held on Wednesday evening, January 14, at Pythian hall, East Berlin. This meeting will serve to observe the first anniversary of the formation of the club.
 Plans are nearly completed and the program of activities will be an nounced early next week, it was stated today. Officers will be elect ed, as part of the business to come before the meeting. The organiza- ton now has a membership of about 225 people and has met with extra ordinary success during its short career.
 St. Paul's Church
 Masses will be celebrated at and 10 o'clock tomorrow morning at St. Pauls church, Kenslngton. Rev. John c. Brennan will be in charge of the services and Sunday school will follow.
 Sacred Heart Church
 Mass will be celebrated at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning at Sacred Heart church, East Berlin. the ser vice being in charge of Rev. John c. Brennan of kehsington. Sunday school will follow.
 Berlin Congregational
 Boys class at 10 C. m. tomorrow. Morning service at 10:45 o'clock. Sermon by the pastor Rev. Samuel A. Fiske. Mems class at 12 o'clock in the community house. Sunuay school at the same hour in the chapel.
 KcnsingtQn Congregational
 Morning worship at 10:45 o'clock with sermon by the pastor, Rev. Vernon L, Phillips. The subject will be, Jesus Announces His Mission" Sunday school at 12:10 p. m. The Christian Endeavor society will meet at 6 o'clock in the evening. The topic for discussion will be How To Read The Bible Helpfully."
 Kensington Methodist
 Thou Art With Me-" will be the subject of the seromn at the norn- ing service of the Kensington Meth odist church tomorrow. Rev. May B. Lord will preach. The topic for the evening service will be "A Good Motto for the New Year" The Woman's Home Missionary society will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:S0 o'clock at the parsonage. Mite boxes will be brought in at that time. The topic for Bible stud at the church night service Thur sday evening will be Psalm aS. The Jun for League will meet Friday after noon at 3:45 o'clock at the parson- age.
 Thirty Children Attend
 Thirty enthusiastic children at- tended the meeting staged last night al Grange hall under the aus Dices of the Hartford County Farm bureau, for the purpose of discussing the formation of boys and girls clubs In Berlin.
 MT. James, director of the bureau, explained the workings of these clubs which will carry on under the