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New Britain herald., 1930-12-16

four field goals from midtioor and q foul try for nine 'ounters during the affray.
 Greene, the virtually dnheard ot player who now occupies second place in the scoring column, was once a regular center at Harvard college, Cambridge, Mass, and is at present engaged as court coach at Thomaston High school. His per formance in the circle for the Si mon-tutored squad was of high caliber and his scoring ability. es peciany with back-hand shots from the side court. was remarkable. The summaries:
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16

through Attorney Joseph NJ. Dono van, writ filed at the city hall to- day disclosed. An undivided two thirds interest of land on Stafford avenue owned by the defendant has been attached by Deputy Sheriff Jo- seph w. Harding.
 Building Permit
 E. BeChard has been granted a permit to alter a store front for lille Perlstein of 161 North Main street at an estimated cost of $l0O by the superintendent of public works.
 Frank Duly to Speak
 Frank Duly of Hartford, an off cial in the legal department of the Travellers Insurance company, will be the speaker at a smoker to De held in the Bristol club on North Main street Thursday evening. The subject of his address will be Pro paganda."
 Refreshments will be served after the address. Members. who ara asked to be present. will be per mittcd to bring friends. sand for Walks | The street department will dis | tribute sand for icy sidewalks on | Wednesday of each week starting 1 tomorrow afternoon. it has been an | nounced. Residents desiring sand are requested to place barrels or kother 1eceptacles in front of their l homes for the sand to be dumped | into.
 Declare Extra Dividend The Bristol American Bank and Trust company, at a meeting Of stock kholders held yesterday after noon, voted to declare, besides the
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16

cial session at the City hall this evening at 7:30 o'clock to receive tae completed draft of it's charter revision committee. The meeting has been called by Mayor w. Ray mond Crumb.
 The council will check the report and if any changes in the charter are approved, it is expected that they will be submitted 10 the state legislature with referendum pro- vision attached. So far as is known, nc changes have as yet been ad- Vocated by the committee. which is beaded by Judge Epaphroditus Peck as chairman.
 To Engage New Cityites
 The Bristol high school basketball team will risk soiling a clean slate in it's game with Torrington high school at the state armory Friday evening at S;3O o'clock. The teams split in two games last year. Coach Tommy" Monahan will probably choose the locals starting five from the following players: Captain Lou .Nbertelli, Tom incoln and Albie Gurske, forwards; Dikcs Hall. cen ter; Bob Greene and Andy Palau, guards.
 Warranty Deeds Filed
 Joseph T, Donovan has sold un- divided half-interests in land on Mix street to William J. Phelan and Nellie l. Lambert, according to war ranty deeds filed at the office of the city clerk this morning. Sues for S1 .0O0 Emil Gustafs has brought suit against Daniel Hichwa for s1,000
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16
City Items

Open alleys tonight, Rogers Rec reatiCn.-adVt.
 Rev William A. Harty branch, A. O. II. will hold a meeting tonight at s o'clock at Judd's hall.
 Mrs. Samuel Greenberg of 66 Hartford avenue will give a bridge party tomorrow afternoon at o'clock at her home. Proceeds will be for the unemployed.
 Plans are being completed for the annual Christmas dinner of the non commissioned officers of Con- pany II, l69th Infantry, C. N. G., of this city. Special entertainment will be arranged and it is expected that there will also be an entertain ment.
 Two bicycles recently reported stolen at police headquarters were recovered today by Sergeant Thom- as Feeney and returned to their owners. Boys responsible for the thefts were under 16 years Of age and come under the Jurisdiction of the juvenile authorities.
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New Britain herald., 1930-12-16

up to the scout office and practiced
 bed making. The troop will meet at the scout office next week at 3:30
 o'clock due to the closing of schools. They will bring scrap books to the Newngton Home for Crippled Chil-
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16
II Play atCrhuTN

The Bristol Boys club basketball team will oppose thu Waterbury Ro}-' club quintet at tho lccaI EVIL r4-Jom on Laurel street Saturday evening at $ o'clock. A preliminary ------- ! II --nu-r-.--L.-n .L -.I ] DLnn !.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16
East Bristol Alberts
Mercury Hits Six Below

Referee, Waters; score at half, 5-6, Terryville; time, two 15-min-
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To Entertain Officers

\ hippOporamus has the loH-'S St stomach in ta. world. It ranges from seven 10 I5a- f-at in length, and is capable o+ holding five bushels Of m4sl.cated food.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16
PLAINVILLE NEWS
tcoaun~I From lag S,e,@j

tCouurp~I Prom laEe S.v,@) bc held tomorrow evening at o'clock in IL. high school a1ditorl- um.
 A program ol entertainment will ba provided uy the upper grades of the Linden street school. A special feature Wtu iy th- presentation Of one act from "~=reutoen." which is tha fr~t production Of -h. Ma-4ua and Gown club lr tha current year.
 PIainyille Briefs
 Practically au or rhe stores i'll town will Us ou.u every night next week tor -Aa Christmas trade. Cas- ties stores will be open every night this week and next until 9 o'clock. The municipal Christmas tree and the sale Of trees will be discsused at the meeting Of the American Legion to b~ held this evening at s o'clock in Legion hall or Whiting street.
 Golf shots
 The peaSay golf final rlaEott ue- tween ra. Broad Street school and tae Liaj,u ~,r.rr school wilI take pIaro Moul.y. D,omH.r --. a' @.@o o'clock at ru. IIla Hour course. The four contestants and th.ir scores arr: George Ny~trom, 5-; Frances c.uningh4m, @>: Fatty Smith, C%, and Robert sanford. e A prize 0lil b4 awarded inc winner ot the Tournament. Parents t~aeh- ITS and friends arc invited 10 co4e and watch -ne tournament.
 4 1"-same ticket ~a7 awarded to I'ubart AIrorI for low score o1 4G tor last na,a
 The IIl. Hour roursoHa. consist ing of Kramer. BnIeE Smith auj Trubnr will play 1ho Tabs team Iu Non Britain ar ta- r. M c. A courzg this week.
 To Entertain Officers
 S.qtasseg lodgs | D- Q, r.. will entertain tA. grand officers at Grange hall on Ttrroa street Thurs day evening. St-geuterry and plqualuck lod=e- Of Bristol have been invited 10 attend. All other odd Fellows arc invited 10 watch the second degree work by the :am- oIs Stamford degrac rean.
 \ luncheon VIII 's included in the evenings urogr4n..
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16

These good smallsize tools are splendid for Ina ndy work" They cone before Christmas at less than half usual only because Sears bought the makers entire supply.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16
GIRLS GIVE TO NEEDY

Monday Troop 6. Girl Scouts, de- posted s2.06 in the dough raiser for the emergency relief fund at Central park. The troop then went
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BRISTOL NEWS
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field on the Memorial boulevard has been plowed and portions Of it has been dIled with loam. t will be rolled and then prepared for next years baseball season in the early spring. It is probable that seed will be soWn for grass to grow.
 schools 10 Close
 The public schools of the city will close Friday afternoon tor the Christmas holidays On December -3 they will reopen and will close on December &1 for New Years holidays. reopeninE the second time on January ,.
 To Play Waterbury
 The Bristol Boys club basketball uam will oppose tho Waterbury Eoy- club quintet at tho lccaI EVIL ru-uum on Laurc. street Saturday evening at o'clock. A prcimmary -..... will commence at 1;l5 o'clock.
 Scu-ki Assumes scoring Lead
 "Uuuuy" ScuskL cagey Maple Ends u-ue forward, hoped nto the van as leading scorer ol thu City E.szerhau league 1t the Bristol Boys club gymnasium last evening as the team of which ho is q meln- aar romped off with 34 10 = Vic- tory over the Maccabees in tho tea- cura of three games. TallyIng 13 points. SonsEj ran his total up to %2 and steamed past Tug Lct2T- ski. clever Iugraham forward. who loa until last evening, when idle u,ss forced him into tho back ground. Ted Greene TrrrlNilc Fur ui,ura piyoter. sprang from 10th to second place in the scoring ranks ry securing II points 10 boost his total 70 = as the Lock Towncrs emerged victorious over the A. narts five Of East Britol 4o to o4 in a slowly moving contest. The Horton Mig, company outfit. holp- a5 along Ky cN-Cap'aiu Eddie Wn'e Of Bristol h,gh rho con- .-nu-,l sewn points, d"f0a'ed the N.w Departures in the second al- fair l5-I2.
 Phil Alexander at right guard for th. north .nd-rs co-f"atured with Sou,Gt in sarnor,ns 10 markers. Th7 count vas kuotted at half time r--12. but tho superla-ive perfor- nance Of Svnsl<i. combined with cN- callont work hy Jimmy Kane and George Alexander. was too much fo' inc Hebrew clan Of Harold Kolodn"E 10 cope with after that. Itchy Cohen, Maccabees' left guard. stood out In tha losers offensive, scoring
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16

Our regular manufacturer oo-oPerated to enable US to offer this 13-Plate Energe1 battery, equal to batteries that sell fully a third higher al other stores.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16

Mercury Hits Six Below
 Reports of mercury being down to :he six below zero mark early iIjs morning in the north end were ha@rd here today. In the hill dis jrict the lowest point reached Was folr below. which advanced to one below as the sun made it's appear arcy in the eastern sky. II Was about 20 above at police headquar- t1cS at noon time.
 IL IS expected that with the con- ing ot cold breezcs skating will he soon allowed at Rockwell park and the Memorial boulevard lagoon. NUmorous persons have already Visited the parks and skated but have done so at their own risk as red flags placed about the parks show the ice to be insecure.
 Council in special Meeting
 The city council will hold q spe-
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New Departure
TCrryNillc Furniture |

Referee. Waters: score at half, I2-5, Hortous: ume, two l5-minute
La gaceta., 1930-03-05

TO a Manuel revolverse inquie.
TO- desvelado tambien toda la NJ
che. De vez en- cuando Sc lie ola
IN gruhido, cual 81 rinese con-
Slgo mlsmo. Fiel a las instruc-
clones de "Almanzor", Teresa
permaneci6 muda.
Con ell pensamiento ALI, que
Sc cruzaba con los que de ALI
I0an a ella, Rocio tampoco dur
mo, atormentada, al par que
de Ia imraciencia, de mil in.
quIetantes IGNORES. LA abra-
zafla' al fin su padre o, con-
IRA los optimismos del can6ni.
CO. persis.iria su tozudez en- no
'erla!'. ~ la nina? lSeria po-
slole que Sc negase a admitirla2
{ lrlunfaria de 6l sor Maria, O.
mo aguardaba?.. " Currito D.,
La gaceta., 1930-03-05

i Que venga!.. Pero ella sola
sin su hija. No quiero a su hija.
Esa no entrara jamas en- mi
casa. No quiero en- esta casa
honra sangre de ningdn bando.
lero. Que venga 'Rosio sola...
pero yo no la he de We. No 4
quiero We mas! No la quiero
We! Dejarme! iDejarme!
Teresa iba a suplicar por 81
Meta, que era va una Illusion en-
.su amor maternal; mas ell can6.
nigo lie hizo una imperiosa senal
de silencio, rapidamente la al
20 del suelo Y la sac6 de ALI, di-
ciendo:
-Bien, Manuel; Sc hara co.
mo tn quieres.
Y, como aquella vez, cerr6 la
puerta, aunque sin llave, dejan-
La gaceta., 1930-03-05

-Cayate, Rufina-la repreo
do Teresa.
-Caya-contest6 la criada.
-Ahora caya. Pero mahana
cuando toquen a resusita er Sc
no, la que va a dispara los tiros
con la escopeta de Chupetiyo Vi
a Sc 70.
No quiero sab6 na-advir-
tIo Manuel, todavia cehudo-.
dSe enterais ustedes? INA!
Nj farta.
i Caya, Rufina LA ri16 Te
resa, moviendo expresivamenta
la cabeza.
En- TODD Ell dia no volvi6 a ha-
olar palabra. Teresa, que no pu
do dormir aquella noche contain.
do las horas entire risas siIAn-
closas, lagrimas y oraciones. sin
La gaceta., 1930-03-05

Teresa fue al encuentro de
Manuel, que tenia los ojos him
chados.
Ven a come, que estaras
.desmayao, pobresito MIC.
No tengo gana-respondi6
Carmona dejandose llevar man
samente-. " don Ismae?
Sc ma lido. Err pobre sen6
estaba rendiito. No ha hecho nj
mas que come un bocao y Sc fue,
porque no lie gusta que lie cola la
noche en- ell canine.
Y. Gcuando va a vorve?
-Manana hasia er mediodia.
Salen despu6s de misa mayor y
pa mediodia estan aqui.
-Manana-terci6 la criada
a esa puerta don
1smae con un brasao e flore.
La gaceta., 1930-03-05
STRIBLING ESTA DISPUES-
TO A PELEAR CON SHAR-
KEY POR LA BOLSA DE
500, 900

Waycross, Ga, Mario s.
l.. A. Fleming, promoter local
que hiciera una oferta de 100
mil pesos para un match entire
Young Stribling y Jack Shar-
key, con la bolsa completa para
ell vencedor, recibi6 aver un te-
legrama de "Pa" Stribling en-
que este acepta la oferta.
FL telegrama, puesto en- Mia
mi Beach, dice: Aceptamos sus
terminus para boxear con Shar
key en- cualquiera fecha.
Fleming telegrafi6 la oferta
los dos boxeadores, ell sabado
senalando la fecha de JUNO Ia
para ell encuentro.
La gaceta., 1930-03-05

res de mocita Y sentian afecto
paternal por ella.
i Els la nina, Manue!
Carmona hacia esfuerzos des-
esperados para no traicionarse
y llorar. Una voz nueva sonaba
en- su interior: "Por avaro de tn
dinero perdiste una hija, dejan-
dola marchar lejos, donde ell a.
fan de la riqueza malta TODD SEN
timiento. Por soberbio perderas
para siempre esta otra. TIE que
daras sin carinos que alegren tn
vida y consuelen tn vejez.,."
i Manuel, en- nombre del
Senor..-empez6 a decir, solem
ne, con voz y ademan imponen
ties ell can6nigo.
i Dejarme ya!-exclam6
con los ojOs hGmedos Carmona
La gaceta., 1930-03-05

do a Carmona consigo mismo V
con quien TODD 10 We.
Manuel al encontrarse solo
cay6 de rodillas, apoy6 la fren-
tie en- la pequena repisa, que era
como ell altar del Cristo, Y dei6
correr sus lagrimas.
Salio vencida la tarde.
Por ell pasillo iban y venian
animadamente las criadas lie.
vando ropas y trastos. En- la ha-
bitaci6n de Rocio sacudian niue
bles y bolpeaban colchones. Una
Voz de mujer rompi6 a cantar.
i Nina!-la reprendi6 Ru-
fina, que entr6 con un brazad)
de bien oliente ropa blanca,
que s'ha muerto er Sen6.
Els que hoy es dia de ale
gria-se disculp6 la otra.
La gaceta., 1930-03-05
BOXEO
Els CAST SECURE QUE MA
NUEL NO PELEARA HOY

Aunque ell frio no Sc habia
retirado en- la manana de hoy,
TODD indica que la tarde y la
noche seran menos "crudas'
que las de los dias anteriores y
que por 10 tanto podra ser pre-
sentado al publico tampeno Ell
famoso boxeador eti6pico Kid
Chocolate.
Con ell aplazamiento del lu-
mes para hoy, ell pdblico ha des-
cubierto que ell negrito Benny
Hall, de st. Luis, es meior de 10
que supusieran los criticos que
ell pasado domingo lie vieran en-
acci6n.
Benny ha demostrado sus con
diciones en- ell teatro Maeeo, 10
que no significa que podra lu-
cirse mucho frente a un pugi-
lista de las 'facultades' del Kid.
Relampago Saguero esta pre-
parade para combatir con ell
jactancioso Ben Spivey, que d.
ce ha venido a Tampa con ell
premeditado prop6sito de "em-
pequenecer" al cubano.
Els cast SECURE que Manuel no
figurara en- ell programa por
haber peleado anoche en- Jack
sonville, con Harry Wallach, a
quien derrotara, y estar contra
tado para batirse ell pr6ximo
v%iernes, en- Sarasota, con Cliff
Greenwood.
Para los ~preliminares Sc ha
La gaceta., 1930-03-05
TONY CANZONERI DERRO-
TO A RITZ

New York. Mario s. a los
Sc segundos del primer asalto dc
una pelea senalada para efec-
tuarse a diez rounds, Tony Can
zoneri, ell pugilista italiano que
aspira a la corona de peso lige-
no, puso a dormir al ioven Solly
Ritz, de Brooklyn.
La superioridad de Canzone-
ri era tan grande que ell referee
puso termino a la "batalla'.
Ritz pesaba 1875 libras y slI
oponente 1874.
La gaceta., 1930-03-05
OTRA VICTORIA DE
COOPER

st. Petersburg, MARIO 5. Far
mer Joe Cooper venci6 aver en-
la Arena local, bajo los auspi-
clos de la Legion Americana, a
Ray Mitchell, que pesaba cuatro
Iibras menos que el.
Los periodistas dieron cuatro
asaltos a Mitchell, cinco a Coo
per y uno qued6 empatado.
Dos de los jueces votaron por
el vencedor y uno por ell venci
do.
En- la semifinal ell cubanc
Tony Dominguez vapule6 al We
terano pugilista italiano jim
my de Capua.
La gaceta., 1930-03-05

Clubs que no tienen licencia, es
decir por ejercer de "contraban
distas", la comisi6n atletica del
estado de New York ha suspen-
dido a Leo P. Flynn y Billy
'Grupp.
Hasta ell boxeo ha extendido
su "productiva" Influenza 81
contrabandismo.
La gaceta., 1930-03-05


smokers, como habian ofre-
cido.
Parece que Ell cambio de 'fren
te' Sc debe al hecho de que Sc
han comprome.ido a jugar en-
contra de los Braves, csc dia.
Los dueno8 del club local no
tienen derecho a ~protestar por
cuanto al firmarse el contrato
en- 81 verano los neoyorquinos Sc
rcseryaron ell derecho de canoe
lar Ell desafio, avisando con i
dias de anticipation.
La gaceta., 1930-03-05

Lo que debemos sentir es que
las leyes del estado nos prohi-
ban yer a Chocolate frante a Bat
lalino u otro de los mejores mu-
chachos de peso pluma.
Son dos negritos cubanos, Cho
colate y Black Bill, campeones
sin titulos de las categorias de
peso de pluma y peso mosca.
La gaceta., 1930-03-05
CURRITO
DE LA CRUZ
NOVELA
por
ALejan1ro Perez Lugtn.

~tOyNItAi Sfc%
tie he dao alguna pena en- la vi
da?
Ma mas m'has dao que mn
ehas alegr{as.
-Pues no me niegues 10 qua
por csc divine Senior tie pido.
Els mi hija! Me muero 81 no Ia
veo mas! Yevame, Senior, 81 nc
he de volver a Verla!
Fuera sollozaban los antiques
criados, que la habian visto ma
GER Sc embobaron con sus gra-
cias de nina, rieron sus donai-
La gaceta., 1930-03-05

suntos del Saguero, sin cobfar
NADIA, On Saturnino llegara a
ser una de las primeras figuras
de peso "welter" en- TODD Ell Sur.
Y puede afirmarse que Tibe-
rio no es liberia.
La gaceta., 1930-03-05

contratado a Eddie Brown con
ira Baby Chino, Patent Leathe.
Kid contra Baby Manuel y Eloy
Gregori contra Half Pint Lo-
PEI.
La gaceta., 1930-03-05

CASA Y STORE-En ell 1913
de la avenida Buffalo, tenemos
una muy bonita casa, aunque
pequena con un store en- ell fren-
tie. Una gran ganga en- $500
con plazos mensuales muy CO.
modos. Lame a Keuneke o Eff
fird, al telefono 1858.
Henderson Warren Simms, Inc.
La gaceta., 1930-03-05

NUEVO ~BUNGALOW.-Una
pequena cantidad en- mano y
ell balance como renta lie pone
en- possession de un bonito bun
galow bien construido y cerca
de la Avenida Michigan. Tam
bien acepto cualquiera otra
propiedad en- Gambia. Telefo-
no M64-352.
Tengo otra en- la Gale IL,
que 10 vendo en- las mismas con
diciones.
La gaceta., 1930-03-05

GANGA EN- LA AVENInA 80
Tenemos dos buenas casas en- Ia
avenida 80 (Louise), manzanA
de los 1400, que las vendemos
baratas. Una en- $1,150 Y la otra
en- $1,000 a pagarlas c6moda-
mente a plazos mensuales, con
500 en- mano. La contribution
es muy baja.
La gaceta., 1930-03-05
BASE BALI

Una mala noticia nos lego
aver, la de que los Yankees no
iugaran aqui ell dia % con los
La gaceta., 1930-03-05

QUESTION DE LOCALIZA
.lON.-Los .otes valen por su
ocalizaci6n y no ,9or su tamano
Zero cuan6o Ieunen ambas con-
liciones Sc valoriza mas Ia pro-
iedad.
La gaceta., 1930-03-05

NADIA sabemos de los planes
del nuevo promoter de los Arti-
%lleros, el joven Jones.
Su primera "actitud", en- csc
asunto de los jueces, va la con-
sideramos y la calificamos de
"desacertada".
De todos los sistemas "judi-
GALES utilizados en- Benjamin
Field, ell mejor ha sido ell de los
iueces.
Por presentar boxeadores en-
La gaceta., 1930-03-05

Young Manuel esta "limitado"
a Stribling y hace perfectamen-
te bien.
Meior es sostener tres o cua-
tro c0mbates a la semana Y en-
cada uno ganar 500 o 700 pesos,
que sostener una dura batalla
por 1000 pesos.
Digamos en- honor de Manuel
que siempre esta dispuesto a
"batirse" 81 Sc lie hace una ofer-
ia decorosa.
La gaceta., 1930-03-05
CLASIFICADOS
Sc DESEA

Ahora es ell tempo para comen
Ear su curse mercantil, de ne
gocios. Nuestro metodo de ense-
nanza intensive y superiores
facilidades nos habilitan para
encontrar empleo a los gradua-
dos Glasses diurnas y nocturnas.
Pagara a listed concurrir a un
colegio como
BUSINESS UNIVERSITY
OF TAMPA, Inc.
Telefono PISS Tampa y Cass
La gaceta., 1930-03-05

Hoy por la tarde empezara el
Tampa sus practicas, en- Plant
Field.
La gaceta., 1930-03-05

ten
go las mejores gangas en- casas
y Totes, en- todos los lugares de
la ciudad. Fabrico casas con po-
co dinero en- mano y primeras
hipotecas. Pedro V. Lopez 2918
Gale 8, Ybor City.
La gaceta., 1930-03-05
NOTAS De BOXEO

Adolfo Font reune todas las
condolences n%ecesarias para ser
un buen promoter en- la Arena
del Circulo Cubano.
Ell conoce los gustos de nues-
tro pdblico y puede traer de
Cuba muchachos que Sc "pu-
dren" por ALA, sin hacer NADIA,
y que aqui ofrecerian intere-
santes y duras peleas.
81 Pedrito Hernandez dirige
al espanol Saturnino Tiberio con
ell entusiasmo que daba a los "a
La gaceta., 1930-03-05

Por presentar boxeadores en-
New Britain herald., 1930-11-06

young ladies yesterday afternoon
 with q luncheon at Hale's inn at .Glast onbury.
 The Ladies Sewing circle of Der Ilin Grange was entertained this aft ernoon by Mrs. Charles NJ. Wclson
 at her home on Hudson street.
 Mrs. Edward kahms entertained the members of the Jolly Five at
 bridge and luncheon this afternoon The Happy Twelve met al the home Of Mrs Edna Peterson on Wilcox avenue last night. The guests played bridge.
 Choir Practice Tonight The kensington Methodist church choir will meet for rehearsal to- night at o'clock.
 i East Berlin Items Another whist and social has been plaTned this evening at St. Gabriel's 1 Episcopal church. the men of the
 parish to be host on this occasion. Bridge and whist will he played. Re l treatments will be served
 | tnuTCil lliSHl Will Dt ODGtfNtu dt the Methodist church this evening,
 the program starting with a buff { 1 luncheon Gt $50 o'clock after which 1 the devotional and educational per
 iods will follow This is the fourth l in a series Of six sflch nights. E. L. Lehman of the Yale Divinity
 school has been procured as th: l speaker at the, Sunday evening ser}- , ice at the Methodist church. Mf. Lehman is at Yale on leave Of al1- sence from his work in India at the American Mennonite school for boys an institution caring for the educa- ton and development Of more than 300 boys. He has spent fl years m educational work in India and s thoroughly conyersant with the present Indian problem and it is in this connection that he will give Il talk. outlining in detail India $ prob- lens. Mir. Lehman has a person Il acquaintance with Mahatma Gandhi known as lndia's man Of the hour and he will discuss Gandhi'8 activ. ties and his influence on Indian 1 thinking. Mir. Lehman will ansW yer all questions that any Of the con- grcgation may wish to ask pertain | ing 10 India and Ghandi. Rev. L. L. (Continucd on Page 13)