New Britain herald., 1925-05-14

on" 10 another, was practically m heard Of. Even the Jewish religion seemed to be dominated by one thought Of revenge and putting the Jews on top said the speaker.
 Jesus went 10 Judea and Jcrusa- croWnug sin, according to thought at that time. of driving tho money changers out of the temple. Then. for the first time, the Jews began to organize in order to get rid Of Him. As there was no hope of put ting Him to death. except through the power of the government Of Rome. the Jews turned 10 their rulers and the latter. being weak and willing to court favor of the Jews. gayc way to their wishes, Mc. kimhal said.
 Doctrines Through Parablcs Christ taught His doctrines largely through parabIcs, said Mr. kimbalI Continuing, he said that compari- son of the parablos in the different gosprls proves the truth of the para bIcs because they were rccount"d by different men.
 When Jtsus returned 10 His hom" town after preaching, the lows said 10 one another, "ls not this Jesus? Is not Mary His mother" Are not His sisters and brothers here with us and was He not the carpenter" and so they refused 10 listen 10 Him or take heed of His teachings.
 The speaker here spoke of the instance of inc littl" child sitting In the midat Of the elders, this being tho occasion for the rcbukc by Jesus, Suffer littlr children 10 come unto Ne and forhiI thom not, for of such is tho kingdom of heaven" Mir. klmball said that this truth, as told hy the writers of the gospels, had n,vrr been heard of or con- ceivod of before.
 Continuing with his thcmc. h. said that even as long as ten years after Jesus had been crucificd, Paul and Peter were brought before the coun- cil of the Jews and were put on tho hot coals for daring to preach that tho Frntlos cou'd bc received into the kingdom of heaven. I, was only after long argument by both Peter and Paul that the Jews were Wiu- ing to admit th" grntilrs without conforming 10 all inc rites Of the Jewish church.
 The talk was highly interesting. about %o members Of ,ho Bib,o class being present 10 hear Mr. Kimball.
 Legion Meeting Postponed
 The meeting of BoIton-KaSica post, American Legion, was schod- ul"d for tonight at o'clock. has h"cn postponed until tomorrow night at thc samc hour. Tho meeting will be hold in the r. A. B. ball. Ken sington, and will be an important one. Plans for tho coming national endowment fund drive will he made.
 It is the plan of the post to mark off tho town Of Berlin into several districts, zach being furnishod with .a team. Tn this way tho town will he thoroughly and systomatica'rv covered and tho post will ho ahlc t0 Srt ,h" work done quickly
 Bnrnn's quota has not hcon sc', bat whatever tho numhrr tho com mand"r and other officers frr1 'Nat residents of all -hroc fire districts will respond as generously as 'hoy have in the past
 Tomorrow nights meeting will ho important also 10 those who halo not been r"instafod in the war risk i'm surance. These men have but until June in which 10 clear up rho maj fer.
 Plans Health Program
 ErEtn Grlnr. has planned m u- lrrrs,iug health program ror Us
 arotlus next Iu-s,l.,y ,N,uhs. IT,. program will be in charge uf 'tr honl- economics commHsr and i. Will h" mark,d lay tn~ ShoN ing of two moving picture films furm>l,I ny the state department of health. One of these films, Working For Dear Life" compares the human body 10 an automobile engine and shows the necessity for q thorough 1 physical examination once a year. The other film. entitled Rat Mon ar"." has 10 do with thr ra,ag,s of rodents and shows methods of eN- IrtminalinE them.