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New Britain herald., 1926-09-11
Christian Science

Sunday service at II a. m, sub ject: substance. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
 Wednesday evening meeting at 8 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-11
7Nondenominational
Emmanuel Gospel

Emmanuel Gospel
 Sunday-10:15 a. m, prayer serv- ice; 1O:45 a. m, preaching by Rev, E. s. Eielsen Of New Haven, Conn; 12:15 p. m., Bible school hour; p. m.. open air service at Walnut Hill park; 3:30 ?. m., town farm serv- ice conducted by the young people; at, the church; p. m, preaching by Mir Eielsen.
 Wcdncsday-7:45 p. m., cottage meeting.
 Thursday-7:45 p. m. mid week prayer service conducted by the pastor.
 Friday-s p. m, choir practice at the church.
 Peoples
 Morning service, In the World But Not of the World" Evening service, Examine Yourselves, Whether Ye Be in the Faith" Ser mons by Rev. Henry c. Olney. International Bible Students Assn.
 Sunday-10:15 a. m., junior Bible class; 11:15 q. m, Bible study, sub ject: The Way to Lite"; 7:45 ?. m, Bible study at the home of Charles Henry, 34 Dwight street, subject of study: "The fifth chapter of Revela- tion."
 Monday-7:45 p. m, Young Peo- ple's Bible class, subject of study: Ransom and Restitution"
 Wednesday-8 p. m., praise, pray CT and testimony service.
 Friday-S p. m, Bible study at the home of Charles Henry, text book: 'Deliveranco".
 Oregon has furnished but one member 10 a presidents cabinet.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-11
Film Swedish

Sunday-10 a. m, Bible school; II a. m, morning worship and ser mon by the pastor, Rev. AXel I. Peterson; 7:30 p. m, evening serv- ice; the pastor will preach and the choir will sing.
 Tuesday-S p. m, Young Peoples society monthly meeting.
 Thursday-8 ?. m., prayer and testimonial meeting.
 Friday-8 p. m, choir rehearsal.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-11
Stanley Memoria I

Sunday-9:45 q. m,, communion service; 9:45 a. m, church school all departments.
 Wednesday-2:S0 ?. m, week. day church school, grades three, four and five.
 Friday - 7;30 p. m., ,opening church social
New Britain herald., 1926-09-11
Lutheran Churches

First Sunday-10:30 a. m, communion service in Swedish and reception of
New Britain herald., 1926-09-11
Reformation

Fifteenth Sunday after Trinity. Service at 10 a. m. Communion.
 The weekday religious school will meet Wednesday and Thursday aft ernoons.
 The choir will meet for rehearsal Friday evening at 7;45 o'clock.
 The first session of the Sunday school will be held Sunday, Septem- Der 19, at 11:15 a. m.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-11

new members; 12 noon, Sunday school; 7:30 p. m, Prof. Per Olsson will give an organ recital: short sermon in English by the pastor, Rev. pr. A. A. Ahlquist.
 Tuesday evening, Ladies' Mission society. Bach male chorus.
 Thursday evening, Brotherhood meeting.
 Friday evening. church choir.
 Saturday afternoon, chnIren's choir.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-11
German

Sunday 9;30 a. m, Sunday school: 10:50 a. m., service in Eng fish; "Missions-or Being Sent Forth Unto Gentiles"; 11:45 a. m, service in German; sermon: "Be Ye Sin cere."
 Monday-s p. m, meeting of the Priscilla club.
 Wednesday and Thursday after noon classes in religious instruc- tion.
 Thursday-S ?. m, prayer meet ing in German.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-11
Baptist Churches

Sunday-10:45 q. m. morning sermon by Rev. William Ross, sub ject; Tine Blunders of Wrath: 12:1O p .m., Bible school and adult classes.
 Wednesday-6:30 p. m. Young Women's Sewing guild will hold its first supper and meeting.
 Thursday-7:45 p. m.. midweek service; $40 p. m., committee of young peoples work.
 Friday-4:3O p. m, meeting of the junior chapter of the W. W. G.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-11
International Bible Students A

Oregon has furnished but one member 10 a presidents cabinet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-01
A vilag legnagyobb kongresszusa
Chicagoban arott g. k eukarsztukus kongresszuson
egy millo ember vett reszt.

automobilon igyekeztek a bucsu-
sok Mundelein-fele.
A kongresszus idejen a kiilon-
fele nemzetek huszonket helyen
gyiileseztek. Csernoch hercegpri-
mas vasarnap delutan ketezer
magyar jelenleteben nyitotta meg
a st. Lawrence Hallban rendezett
magyar kongresszust. A fenyes
magyar gyilekezet, amelynek
alapmotivuma az ohazai es az it.
teni magyarsag testveri kapcsola-
ia volt.
A hercegprimas utan B6hm Ia
roly papai prelatus az amerikal
papsag es a hivek neveben iidv0-
z0lte az ohazai vendegeket. Mesz-
lenyi Zoltan primasi titkar, Tur
Bella prelatus kanonok es Kovats
kalman mckeesporti plebanos tai
tottak ezutan el6adast.
Az ohazai delegated Hanauel
Istvan vaci piispok vezeteseve
teljes szamban jelen volt. A ma
gyarsag mindv6gig lelkesed6sse
iinnepelte oket.
| A kongresszus utan Csernocl
| hercegprimas meglatogatja "a to
| ledoi, detroiti, cleveland, stb. hi
kozsegeket. Detroitban julius 4.
en- bermalni fog a hercegprimas
/ kinek tiszteletere Macy diszvacso
rat rendez rom. kath. magya
hitkozseg. Az ir 6s spanyol prima
sok is Detroitba mennek a kon
gresszus utan. A harom biboro
Gallagher detroit piispok vend6
ge lesz. { ~
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-01
ELFoGoTT BEvANDoRL0K

Atlantic City-b6l jelentik: A
szovetsegi hat6sagok detektivjei
mar r6gota jottek ARA gyanu-
ra, hogy Atlantic City, viaghi-
Ri ftird6hely, szolgal kikotohe-
lyil azoknak a observation-disclosures,
akik mem rendes uton igyekez-
mex Amerikaba, miutan tudjak,
hogy egy vagy mas okb6l, foleg
utlevel es vizum hianyaban, nem
engednek be oket a rendes kik0-
t6kben.
"A detektivek gyanuja alapos-
max bizonyult. A napokban egy-
szerre kilenc idegent csiptek el,
akik legkilonb0zobb modon,
rumkal6zok cs6nakjain, Vagy ha-
laszhaj6cskakon jutottak ide.
Az elfogott idegenek, mintha
osszebeszeltek volna, egyetlen $40
felvilagositast sem voltak haJ-
landok adni ARA nezve, hogyl Xix
csemp6sztek be oket es mily mo
don.
A letart6ztatott embereket egy
ideig, mig valamennyit ossze mem
fogdostak, egy cs6nakhazban
orizt6k. Innen Gloucesterbe szal-
litottak oket, bevandorlasi ha-
t6sag ele.
Ketsegtelen, hogy valameny-
nyit deportalni fogjak, csak az
a k6rd6ses, hogy elobb bunteto
bir6sag el6 alhtjak-e 6ket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-01

six magyar kozmondas aita hanem az ember nemesiti
i munkat
A tanult ember mndeniitt es mindenben k0nnyeb-
ben boldogul, hamarabb kivereksz magat
Mier ne adjuk meg gNel1nekeinknek, eletink folly
tatoilak azt amt tSihk ferde taiadami felfogasok
evettek, ielt? Gye1nekenk iskoaztatasa mi civlza
conk fokm6r6je Ne bizonyitsunk ehat allandoan ma
gunk ellen Legynk rata, hogy kovetkezo 6yek tobb
magyar szarmazasu diplomast adanak az amerkai koz
eletnek. Buffalo, Hirad6.) y.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-01

REPULO expedlcio jar New
Guineaban. A benszill0ttek tel
6riilten szaladgalnak a repul0
istenek" lattan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-01

JepNeDen IOlyL le. SenOl VlId-
gon, meg nagy meretekrol hires
Amerikaban sc volt ehhez hason-
latos osszejovetel, amelyen tizen-
ket kardinalis, sok ersek, otszaz
piisp0k, sok ezer kisebb-nagyob
egyhazi melt0sag, a papsag ezrei
es vilagi hivok szazezrei vettek
reszt a vilag minden zugab6l. Meg
kozelito becsles szerint egy milli6
videki latogato volt Chicagoban S
meg a Macy konveneior6l hires va
ros is megd0bbent, inert 0sszes
szallodai csak szazezer ember be-
fogadasara kepesek.
Junius 18.-an Chicago varos
neveben udv0zoltek vendegeket
a Coliseumban, ahol 40 eyer en-
Der szorongott. Coolidge elnok
peveben Davis munkaiigyi minisz
ter iidv0z0lte vendegeket es
! felolvasta az eln0k levelet, amely
neR elolvasasa alatt Bonzano kar-
dinalis, papai kovet allva maradt
Mikor pedig Davis elmondta be-
szedet a vallasi tUrelmet hango2
tatta, Bonzano biboros hozzale-
petit melegen kezet fogott vele.
| Coolidge elnok neveben, amt
Mundelein biboros hercegersek-
hez intezett, a tobbi k0z0tt eze.
ket mondja:
| Szeretnek minket azzal megva
dolni, hogy sokkal nagyobb sulyi
helyeziink az anyagiakra, mint a
szellemiekre. Lehet, hogy G kriti.
kanak mem annyira azert vagyunk
kiteve, inert val6ban anyagiasab-
| bak vagyunk, mint masok, hanem
azert, inert az anyagiak teren ma
| gyobb eredmenyeket ertiink ell
mint masok.
A legjobb valasz kiilonben err
re vadu az, hogy az anyag
| prosperitast mem lehet elkepzel-
nj lelek realitasai nelkiil.
| Mem lehet egy kereskedelm:
rendszert fel6piteni hittel, biza-
lom es hit nelkiil. Tisztesseg 6
becsjilet nelkiil mem lehet gazda
| sagi elomenetelt tenni.'
| A kongresszus tulajdonk6per
vasarnap kezd6d0tt, amikor i,
Chicago 353 temtplomaban 0ssze
sen hatezer miset mondtak. A kor
gresszust vasarnapra virrad6ra
| ejfelutan egy perccel nyitotta mes
| Alessius Charost bibornok, rem
nei ersek, aki miset mondott f;
| Notre Dame templomban. Az elst
nap legfontosabb esemenye Bon
ano papai kovet iidvozlese S
| papai bulla felolvasasa volt.
| Hetf6n Soldiers F'ield-en Boz
zano biboros nagymiset mondot
| sok szazezer ember jelenleteben
| szabad eg alatt. Ez a nap "a oyer
mekek napja volt es 60 ezer oyer
mex enekelt mise kozben. A Macy
misen felmillio ember vett reszt
Kedden n6k napja volt
ugyancsak "a Soldiers Fielder
volt mise. A rettento hosegbel
negyszaz no 0sszeesett Is a men
tok szallitottak ell 0ket. Este
: | ferfiak iinnepeltek es tizezer va
logatott ferfi enekelt.
; Szerdan az ifjusag unnepe vol
S hatvanezernel t0bb diak volt
Soldiers Field-en tartott listen
tiszteleten. A hallgat0saghoz Csc
noch primas intezett szozatot ma
gyar nyelven. Ketszazezernel tob
: ember volt a Soldiers Field-en.
csiitort0ki oriasi kormenet volt
kongresszus tetopontja. A korm
netet Chicagohoz kozelmen
Mundeleinban tartottak meg. E2
: megelozoleg Bonzano biboros M
set mondott. A k0rmenetben kc
riilbelul egymilli6 ember vet
reszt mar eloz6 napon katona
!: sag zarta ell a Mundelein fele W
zet6 utakat, amelyeken tizeze
4
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-22
PLENTY OF ACTION
IS PROMISED FOR
FRIDAYS FIGHTS
Layman and Schlocker to
Settle Argument as to
Who Is Better Man.

Joe Layman and Joe Schlockcr
lightweight scrappers who are billed
to entertain local fight fans i'll the
ten round main event at tommorow
night $ fistic card believe, unlike
many of their brethren in fist,
society, hat the best way for ring
men to settle an issue is III the ring
Some time ago they met in "A bout
at the Main Street club III Los An
geles and showed the fight bugs OF
the Angel city what fast, hard hit
ting lightwcights can do in cXposl-
tion Of the manly art. According to
reports every one present was salts
fled with the carnage except the
principals. Each claimed that he
had administered scientific whip
ping to the other.
Unlike many boxers thcy did not
allow the argument to drag along
in "A purely ~crbal manncr but Julnp-
ed at the opportunity offered 10
settle the issue in the FL Centre
arena. Since their last meeting they
have kept in the pink of condition
by battles in San Diego and Los
Angeles rings aud fans here can be
assured they will be ready to step
ten rounds at Il sizzling pace.
Neither has any difficulty in max
ing the lightweight limit and they
are expected to tip the scales at
about the same pOundagc here.
The simi.final on Fnday's card
is continuing to attract favorable
comment from among local CUSTOM
crs. In matching Joe de Leon, Fill
pno middIcwcight. to travel SIX
rounds against Ralph Downs, Phoc-
nix battler, the matchmahers list
ed Il battle that is certain to pro
vide plenty of fireworks. Both
boys are strong, willing performers
with Leon the owner Of a rep0ta-
ti0n for being one Of the toughest
middlcweights working i'll the san
Diego sector. Downs has been 20
ing good lately, his latest perform
anee being a victory over Jimmy
HUFF at BraWlcy recently.
Benny Romero Will tackle Tommy
O 'Bricu OF Phoenix, in "a special
four round event. and the doubtful
honor of opening the fard goes to
Ed Garcia Of Secley and Bill Taylor
of ri Centro. They will - fodr
rounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-22
"Red" Grange Is
Named BY Taylor
In Divorce Case
by United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, July -. - Red
Grange, according to Il story printed
today in the Los Angeles examiner,
has been named in a cross complaint
for divorce by Charles y. Taylor,
wealthy oil supply dealers, Of Boy
orly Hills.
The complainant, however, de-
clared today that Grange Was friend
and lis in no waE connected with
this ease, except that his manager,
c. C. Pyle, is my cousin. =
1T j. true IT," cross-"pmpl2iut
was filed III court but it IS based
ON happenings in Florida which are
confidential Taylor said.
Mrs. Taylor brought su.t against
the oil man recently on grounds Of
cruelty.
laylor'> cross complaint, if i, aS,
serted, charges that his wife en-.
hlaccd and kissed Tire football, star
while sitting on his lap in the
Taylor automobile, causing the has
band "much mental anguish and hui
initiation.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-22
SPORT NEWS SECTION

the upper hand and it is virtually
certain he will be able to go
through with his plans for a Demp-
sey-Tmney match, September IL or
September 1S. The New York pro-
moter has the decided advantage of
having Dempsey on his side of the
argument.
But b. G. Clements, president of
the Coliseum club, insists he holds
a perfectly sound contract with
Dempsey wherein the champion must
meet Harry Wills in Chicago be-
fore risking his title with any other
challenger. Clements asserts he will
take his case to the courts if ne
cessary to stop Rickard S plans for q,
DcmpscyTunncy fight.
The argument centerS around the
contract Dempsey signed last year
with Floyd f'itzsimmons, the lndi-
ana promoter. t'itzsimmons backed
out Of his plans to stage a Demp-
Scv-Wills match and transferred his
contract to the Coliseum club. That
much is admitted.
But Rickard, Dempsey and even
Fitzsimmons insist that this CON
tract is void because the Coliseum
club failed to post 100000 on
March %. Clements answers that
with the statement that no money
was due on March % and that his
contract is still good.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-22
Doty and Paul to
Renew Their Feud
In Roped Arena

On some fistic occasions a dusky
wcltcrwcight scrappcr known a,
BATTLING Doty can administer a
sound thrashing to a rival who
travels under the ring coGnomcn of
Battling Paul. And ON other occas-
ions he is not SO fortunate. Paul
has "A habit Of surprising Doty by
humping him soundiy just about
~ often as he lands on the short end
oil the decision, scoring Il kayo over
Dotv in the local ring several months
ago.
The two are bitter ring enemies
and over period of about three
Years each has been attempting to
establish his superiority over the
other. With 20 scraps already
chalkcd up in the record books be.
tween them fans are still undecided
who is the best man, Each has III
victories to his credit.
Tomorrow night the two viii
step forth once more to hurl lcath
cr at each other, this time in san
Diego ring at the Coliseum Athletic
club. They are billed in special
SIX round event. sport writer's iii
San Diego are unable to pick Il prob
able winner, coutcuting themselves
with the prediction that chances for
- knockout are about even both
ways.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-22
NORRIS PREPARES
SERMON ON RIGHT
OF SELF-DEFENSE;'
Hy United Press Leased Wire

FORT WORTH. Texas. July 22.-
The Rev. J, Frank Norris, Baptist
minister, who Saturday shot and
killed y, +. Chipps, today was pre-
pared to go before the people with
his story.
As a grand jury probcd the fatal
shooting which occurred i'll the little
"ruoy o. the Baptist church, Norris
was preparing his first public speech
in defense of his act. This will be
in the form of his next Sunday ser
mon.
2" The InalicnabIe Right Of Self
Defense, was marked on the church
bulletin board as the topic which
Norris will use Sunday aud it is
significant as Norris claims he kill
ed Chips in order to protect his
own life.
AS Chipps advanced towards
me. | wondered momentarily what
to do. Then | though of my family
and fred don t know how many
times. | had Il right to protect my
life.
Sunday. for the beaefit Of those
who doubt this right, [ shall preach
on the right of protecting one OWE
life. Ny foes may listen to me and
perhaps their judgment Of me will
ne tempered somewhat Norris said.
Meanwhile the grand jury probe
mot the shooting was in the third
day today with several witnesses
scheduled to appear. Religious pre-
iudicc-which has been pronounced
in events connected with Norris
life Of recent years has been in.
jcctcd as one of the principal is
sues.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-22
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-22
San Diego Jury
Acquits Null of
Narcotic Charge

sam Null, arrested in CalcXiro
last spring on Il charge of selling
Iarcotirs, WAS freed in federal court
IN san Diego yesterday when a
iHy brought in a verdict of not
guilty after dcljberatiug les, than
20 minutes
Null was one Of the - prisoners
taken from iAr local jail TO san
nig ofrom he local jail this ,wcoE
hv Deputy I. s. Marshal Hart shoru
and aides. Ills case was one Of the
first called and he entered a plea
1T not guilt when arraigncd. ic,jJ
m"ny n thc trial failed 10 SHOW
Null had sold narcotics and officers
admitted he had uo drugs when ar-
rested. Null was defended by AT
torncy +. B. llcrNcv of FL Centre.
ID. +. Jenkins, Yuma railroad man
caught with quantity of liquor
cast of hero in juno, Wa, fined $500
when he pleaded guilty 10 Il charge
"t violating the NolStrad ac, and
admitted he had hccu convicted ON
a similar charge somc time ago,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-22
Watching the
Score Board
sy I nitcd Press Leased W!.e

Babe Ruth $ nome run in the first
inning, his 29th of thc season, failed
10 lead the Nanks to victory and
the White SoX took tho first game
A.. kocnig, however, redeemed
himself for his recent poor showing
. by hitting a homer in the second
game and the Yanks cvcncd il up
, by winning "a.
The Browns took Boston for two
games Ill and ~. \ sluggng fest
IN the first game swept the Browns
) far ahead and the rest WAS easy.
The Tigers and Senators also di-
vidcd honors in double bill, De,
trolt taking the first 10 and the
Senators the second l0.7.
The Robins came back in the see.
ond game with the Pirates after los
I ing Il stiff contest in the first. The
second gamc was g.. Petty pitch
"d il mastery game in ;hr opener.
ALLOWING, !pm L.to and u ruu. Pitts.
/ burgh won To q.
The Reds trimmed the Braves 6 +
, in the onIy other National league
game.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-22
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-22
DEMPSEY-TUNNEY
MATCH IS STILL
UP IN THE AIR
By EDWARD C. DERR

CHICAGO, July 22.--Jack Drml~
scy is going 30 defend his world :
heavyweight championship in Chi
caSo ia September but hcforc h
docs any nctual fighting there is
likely to be another ight--a legal
conflict in the courts to determine
whether hi, opponent will be Gem
Tunucy, the white contender, or
Harry Wills, the negro giant.
If Tex Rickard and his associatc}
win in the courts, Dempsey : oppou-
emf will be Tuuocy; if the Chicago
Coliseum club wins, it will be Wills
that Dempsey must face,
Rickard, as II appears now, has
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-22
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-22
WEINERT WINNER
OVER WlCClNS IN
MAULINC MATCH
Gets Decision on Foul in
Fourth Round of Un-
satisfactory Scrap.
BY United Press leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Calf, July %
"Chuck" Virgins and Charlie
Wcincrt are probably through fight
ing for California fans.
If not they should be. Their
weird exhibition at the Olympic
auditorium last night ended in the
fourth round when Wcincrt was Civ
en- the decision on foul.
Both fighters were guilty of low
punches. Wcinert started to hit
low when the gong rang and four
times his blows landed below the
belt. Wiggins carried the fight to
Wcincrt in the first round and out
scored him. The second and third
rounds went to Wcinert. In the
fourth round Wcincrt was fragrant
ly guilty of many low punches and
the referee cautioned him. Virgins
took up where Weincrt left off and
the referee awarded the fight to
Wcincrt when the latter sunk to the
floor after a particularly low punch.
Their exhibition would have been
proper any place but a boxing ring.
in ten round scmi-windup with
Billy Atkinson. 1t was mauling
and slugging match with Strong 5
superior skill deciding the affair.
Joe Pimcnthal Won the curtain
raiser by Knocking out Tom Lccuycr
in the fourth round. Jack Roper
defeated Orlando Rancri Ill a tough
six roun0 special bout.