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New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
LINITATIO> OF CLAIMS

~ a 'ourt of Probate holden at Now h.@jn within and for the pjsrct "r Ec,un in thc County of 1tartford and state nf Couuccti"ut on Inc 25th d,y pf Jauuar. \. D. 19i0.
 Prescott Bernard r GaCncy. E7u.. Judge, uu motion of Charles liopp "i sitd New Britain as ENccutor of the last "iil and tcaramcut of Anna Mary StrUbcl. late of New Gritvu within said district ucr'ascd.
 Tins Court doth decree that -i1 uouths be allowed and limited for the creditors or @atd catatc tu exhibit their ria.ms galust the same to thc ENcoutpr and directs that pubic uuricc he gI,rn rl ilua order hy advertising in A news paper publ ru said New Britain and leaving H circulation in said district, and by posting T ropy thereof oU the pubic ign post in said town uf New Britain rCarcst the place where the deceased last dNct and return make.
 Certified from Record,
 FEltNAED r. GAFFNEY, Judge.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
~Dil TIO\ OF Tt I.~DAN 'N
 NN >TEEN
 Tho uI,t'. f,.;,,.N
he NalctS Crime

Detective Sudbury did not n#- Ii.ye any man would trust d so7- want he had known but six months with twelve thousand dollars.
 IIr could not sre why Masters didn't drop in at the jo"ciry store umsnlr and prt the bracelet. sin r4 he "a- goIu. by the shop on his Way to Jhc lII"m,r
 IT, asked himself ~hm would be a good aaA 10 pretend lo accoun' for yourself without danger of HNIn4 tour aU5 dl-proy'd. aud h.~ answer aa.. "Jusr nhm Naa- tors said h.. did pretend 10 haze h".n a' mo}mg picture. Who could @,=pros. r'
 No one had asked Masters abou' his purohas, Of tDo nprElacc Vh.n ae started 10 'ru about if. 'h didn't uat for 'ue murdrrcd ml tn be- Iaautiird p,roro he "o1' uto i.GU+ about leaving tu4 mon.s with r.- tJi.f- aItuou2h D" .a- .upuo--I fo has,. uo idea ouo 'aa d.ad uaH aa-.
 TH-., things made tho datoctJac u.lJ.ta .ai Masters ua~ guilty u.sr' '.. .]orlau- ap oG in. roa-g aud .u, cm,nt for tt rah", a@ mour0s b,Ior" tu- ',ruo.. tnn 'pla.r about th, -'an-hu .a. va. Gm" "plau'"
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29

Parker went on 10 the combination locker and shower room.
 Colonel Warrington distiu. cuished for his white zcatee and pcppery temper had just arrived. some of the members on the ~i.lr vcranda wondered what he would gay to Parker when he mel him. arher had been engaged 10 marry the coloucl's daughter. hu. a the eleventh hour he had slipped away and married the rich widow. Mrs. ThrockH48u. thereby slnding Miss Warrington into cTH- b;rrassc1 sccutsIon and filling the colonel with hatred.
 Maurice SteFcn-ou the clJh president, WIS in lh" washroou when Parker entered ColouI Warrington came in pompous as usual with hs strut and lnseplr- able cane. IT he saW Parker, h. made no sign. Stevenson greeted bm and cam. out, A little later the colonel cam. cHl and -at oJ inc N,roud@.
 Wally Eo-~ror. 'lHshrd coach- m@ the m'lo Eobnrta -rL we q mo fHn nl-hroou It, taur boUndn- Ont a second m',f s.'l- ing for ~t.1rasor.
 "Parhlrs n ru.n---doJJ te n hizrercd Tur went u 1ul round rars,r .au- 3o2u on }g. v,t. lHed floor Il.- aodE ~'+ earm. ba' ta,rr Mus uo question but that t" MAS a.3I. There aas a peculiar triangular u"WI ru u.s Jack below ae la" hoatrr.
 Guards vaa pu-r.a ar .ue oe- O. the grounds and tHo-. Uu {. tub hou.e eomuara,d To u.arn 0miI l.. rnron,r .ml l.noa...- could -u H.u.. ~le... ou t.. prnaj1,1' &w-mna 1o Wa.H ltoS-ter ro au.f n oIor.' n" na@ r.a n.. p-.". Hp D.. knowledge. to -.. ial..r aj..'
 Detective Htn.a-'uH Mup #a -...n so".no ir I.r.t.. "u wHy . ,ase. examined 'u- .snaI
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
What Congress Is
 Doing
eIlncsday

Continues debate on 1arIn bI!L Lobby committee hears Herman A. Metz, prcsiden, Of the Gcnoril IDyestu1ts Corporation
 Interstate commerce" commit .4 continues bearings on Couz~ns con,- muuication bill,
 Foreign relations committee meets.
 House
 Takes up blll on calendar fro,, judiciary committee.
 Expenditures coflmittcr rou.murs discussion Of prohibition transfer lI executive session.
 Immigration committee begins bearings on unified border patrol. as il affects prohibition cnforc. D. mcnt.
 Elections committee continues hearing Of Wuzbach McClos>ry contest from Texas.
 Interstate commerce committee works on motor bus bill.
 Appropriations sub-coluuittcrs york on navy and deficiency appr1- priation bills
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29

iE his mind. The valet would know nothing about being entrusted with the money until that afternoon. He couldn't dash out out then and get steamship folder, He was cH- pecting the Iu- Ssengcr.
 Then Detective Sudbury found no other finger prints on any ot Masters belongings.
 They tratlcd Masters for two weeks. Finmi? he ~,ut 70 q room he had hired there weeks beror.. ttey learned. He was arrested in the room, rb diamonds and th. cash, together with makeup for the part O. "Peeyns." the nol- existing valet. "orr found there.
 Masters Is 'Wajtin@ th" chair,
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
IINITtTIO\ or CLAIMS


 Al T Court of Probate holden al New Britain, within and for the District oi Berlin in line touu'y "f Hartford and State of Connecticut. on the "Sth day of January. A II. 193o.
 Present. Bernard [. Ganucy, Lsq.. 1@dgo. on untjon of Ernest W. Mldrum of said Berlin as Administrator q. | a. on Il,e Estate pf Harriet A. l;oss, late of Berlin within sad district deceased. This Court doth decree that SIX months be allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their ci.ims against inc same to the Admin istrator C. t. q. and directs that public notice be given of this order hy alycI- tiaiug in a newspaper published in said New Britain, and having d circulation in said district, and by posting q copy thereof on the public sign post in said Town Of Berlin nearest the place where the deceased last dWolt.
 Certified from ltcc0rd
 BERNARD r. GAFFNEY, Judge.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29

Bahlc o sol>c of tlci founded Ial which he world in years, past.
 mystery the po,r-uin the detectives had the clues? What tlcCuCc In how wiym the question asked guilty" contest there prizes >impl, prcs, your entertainments
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
Special Notice

Tn" Ladies Auxiliary to National Federation of Post Office Clerks will give a bridge aWl whist party on Thursday evening" January 30. at .Ir, o. L. 4. M. hall on Glen Street. Prizes and refreshments for each table. Admission sec.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
lIit-tla, l

Rejected fjr-l ot series Of amen T. Eonts seeking to raise tariff lovip. or vegetable fish and auunal oils. Investigation Of prohibition en- forcemeut WAS talked of.
 Arthur l.. l'aubcl, Of tariff lcaclI" testified before lobby committee that Chairman caraway receive 5000 for addressing importers but caraway denied the statement
 Secretary Hyde c%pro sscd oppoSj- rion 10 proposed consolidation ot federal farm loan board and federal farm board.
 Senator Bratton Of New Mexico, remanded action ou pending bills 10 regulate commercial aviation.
 Senator Norris of Nebraska ar- cused Secretary Wilbur Of nullifying the Boulder Dam act
 House
 Completed general debate on fou"- department supply bill and took f up for amendment
 Representative Schafcr. rcpubD'- can. Wisconsin. launched attack ,n 'induStral alcohol trusts" and chaIn s1or .s as FiUldlin" anli-Irut law.-
 Amcrica's rNtra-tcrritoriaI ri3h':; n China termed unjust 10 that "ouutrN hy Representative Elath. democrat. New York. Chairman Wichorsham of law 'd- forccmrut commission advised Itrp- rrs'utatIyo Dyer. republican. Ms -ouri. that proposals 10 study propG- ejliOu Of 70 per cent beer would b submitted 10 commission "I February j.
 Expenditures committee consider ing prohibition transfer measure adopted amendment to compel com pctitlNc examination for dry agents
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
ColoneIs Fancy Cane
 F irst Clue Tn Murder

H. Was told o' rarEers ijlIi lg tla coloneIs daughter. and hoH the colonel wat the last man sc~u 'r tn" wasbroom Nirh Parker.
 Show bm to me" ordered Harrington. When the colon,l vas pointed Out Harrington wcat up to him. look hj- cane. twisted 'he handle and Grow forth -4 sword,
 Because cane sword blades aro uarrow they arr stn.urd by be- ue mad'. somewhat triangular - fbr same shape as the fatal wound in parkcr's back THc 'oIouei vas taken into cHstod /. lUmmG that IL wus "damuahio outrago' and that La wouldn't soil his hands on such "scum' as John Parker.
 Tho cane sword blade was dry and clear and bI1ght. Nothing could he found on which il might have been wiped Harrington took t powerful glEs and examined
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
Government Must Collect Money
 Distributed By Indian Millionaire

| Topeka. kas.. Jan. % P-The i federal government today was fac"l i with the task of rcasscmbling the 1 scattered fortune of Jackson Bar- hctt incompetent Oklahoma Creek | Indian. Who eight years ago gave with q thumbprint signature more 1 than < ,0O0.000 in liberty bonds to charitable institutions and his white wife.
 The order which will effect return Of the, fortune to the government came yesterday in decision handc l 1 down by the United States circuit court Of appeals for the tenth dis trict, holding that transfer Of the huge sum 10 other parties was Il!"- gal, as 1t was held in trust by tt!s government as guardian Of Barne |.
 Ruling in Lawsuit
 The ruling came in suit brought bl the government against Marsh II l.. Mott, Washington lawyer. seei,- ins return Of $15,O00 paid him as attorneys fees for handling phas 5 O. the transfer.
 Actions pending in California and Kansas courts seeking return of small fortunes given by Barnett Q his wife and Harold McGu@in of Coffeyville, kas., Mrs. Barnetts dt- tCrncy, are expected to b" S"ttltl in accordance with the precedent cs- t2blished by he appellate court.
 Mrs, Barnet was given $jjo.op> of which she paid $150,000 10 Me GGgin. The other half Of the h. d'an's fortune. $55u.uno. was giv.n tn the Baptist Home Mission SocicjV ot New York. The federal distrI<i court of New York subsequently or G.rod thc society 10 return that amount to the government
 Married In 1920
 Barnett who roapcd II fortune from valuable oil land allotncnts. married Anna Lowe in Cotfcyvitl2 r. l920 Two years later McGug'n, "ho had been engaged 3s Mrs. Bar n"tfs attorney, presented 10 Albc.t Fall. then secretary of the mt"ri1r q request bearing the Indians thumb print signature that Barnctts bonds be divided and given 10 tn" mission society and Mrs. Barnet. After some delay Fall approved the request.
 The ruling handed down ycst-r- day reversed q decision of the cas- erm Oklahoma federal district court and held that the secretary Of ths interior was without power 10 trans fer the liberty bonds 10 any persons at any time.
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New Britain herald., 1930-01-29

l1orc closely thr drath wound. IIc found evidence in iron rust ajo1g the edges Of 'hc severed tissues.
 Have Nou 4 tool house." n" Hs hed
 They had. and cajicd Jorhmla, th. club steward. who unlocked tho place 10 prrmrt Harrington 10 loo& around.
 Not long after ibis Burlington uIade hu arrest
 Whom did he arrc>t'
 What tool lid he want tu -cc!
 Nhl iIC arrest!
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
BRIDGEPORT MEN HELD

WalljugfOrd Jan. 29. --'F, Frank Socconi ToIfty MarchcttI and PasquaI~ Greece. al Of Ertdl, polt, arrested h'rc carly yesterday morn ing as suspicious characters hlI their cases continued mtil 1omor- TOW morning when arraigncd in thu WaIurgtord court today.
 Tho local polio, Chief Abbott stated, ,lre investigating the acti>i, ties ot the men in au effort 10 link them with burgIalies hcrcaboUts.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29

British goldbcatcrs, said to be the finest in the world, can turn q block
 O. gold one and a quarter inches
 square and about -thoueandth O. an inch thick 10 sixteen leaves each
 five inches square,
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29

Italian engineers have recently re covered from the bed of Lake Ncmi. near Rome, the famous bargrs of Caligula, lost to the world for 19 centuries. Drainag" Of the lake brought thcs" gIIlcy7 into view for the first time since Roman antiquity
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
Junior E. League League Standin"

h the Junior F league. the Flashes upset the league leading score Of , 10 ;. l;emlllct and Coates, the rushcrs for the Flashes got two goals apiece. Mcdonnell starred for the losers The llne-ups:
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29

Our daughter is raisin her Gaj# scientifically an she won't let anybody touch him. In my day Il baby Wal, a sort of toy for the rest of tn" children to play wjth,' r.i@a-.' laso. ruHen.l $ ndnarr
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
WOI.N ltEINES
BRISTOL NEWS
Continued From Page Saven)

place in the Bristol City basketball league, meet the second place Eagles at the Boys club gymnasium to- morrow night, it is possible that th., championship Of the first half of the circuit will be settled. If the DiXics win. there will be no question as 10 the victor of the initial half, as they will b4Vc been undcfcatcd. On the other hand, if the Eagles emerge the Vlct0rS, T pIay-oif for the title will bc ncCcssitatcd. The winner 0e the first half will play the winner of the second half for. the cham pIonfhIp Of the loop, temporary possession Of the Savitt trophy. and permanent possession of individual trophies, gold baskctbal and chains, which will be awarded.
 Tn" nl:,ic- Eagle contest tops il card Of three. The opening tilt will find the Older Members pittcd against the New Dcpartlrcs and the aecond will see the .Iaccabees Latn- ing the Bristol Maple Ends. The games will Le the last of the first half Of the schedule.
 The DiXics are now lodged at the head of the clubs. with the Eagles q close second and the Bristol Ma pie Ends struggling to retain their hold on third place. Eight teams constitute the league, comprising the lIortons. Older Members, New Departures, Terryvlle Maple Ends and Older Members. besides those named above.
 Chimmcy Fire
 Squad' A was called out to a chimney fire al III South Elm
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29

John Parker had played l2o- some with NalIr Eossiter On thn Fcrndalc links Wully rcm'i5"d 10 coach lI,ll" Miss Eohor's in putting
 on inc green u,ar The cIUbH0u-r.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
THE ltIA\t,lIAH NDl\B

Nowhere else III the world are ap~ pCarancCs 50 dcCCItful a> in alleged crime clues. For this reason have ~O ntany innocent men suffered and ~u many guilty escaped, through cir tumstantiaI evidence.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
GAMES PLAYED IN
 HOCKEY LEAGUES
Teams in ' Circuits See Plenty
 Of Action on Gym Floor
League Standing

Th, Spads took the Nutmegs into camp in the Y Employed E Roller Hockey league yesterday by the score of | to ,. Fritz. first rush for tho winners caged four Of his teams goals while PctIt scored two R Hanna and kozlenko Of the Nutmegs got their teams total Of three. The
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29

Nbout 500 people usc the reading room of in" British Museum every dHr
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29

E-aGleS .,,..,....... Wolverines ........... dlLllcTS ......-..... ......... l
 In the Intermediate league, the Tigers slnothere1 the Partners un- der a T. to , score. Mengel, first rush scored six goals for the winners and Mcligonis caRed five from half back. Ferony was the best bet for the losers. The line-ups;
 PANTHEES TIGERS Fcrony .....,.. lr......., Mengel Ncrl ...-.,.......,-f ,-f..,.......... Earl Men2el ,..... casilla Birnbauni .....hb...... Mehgonis McNamara ..,..G..... RcckcnDcrg
 The Wolverines nosed out the Eagles 6 to 4. Flo starred for the winners while J. MclIGonis and Hat ot' starred for the losers, The line ms.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
Junior \ League

Tn the Junior A league. the Black Aces topped the bra a"ons tn 6 in Il close battle. A Groth. second rush for the winners scored thrc" goals and Valcnchcs and Mack, first rush and center got two each. Caycr and Montana each scored two goals for the losers. The luc-ups; BLACK ACES DRAGONS ! Nal"ncAcs .....,lr.....-.... Caycr [ Dviro Lindlc"g ] X Groth ......gr,....... Montana
 YankoNitz Mack ...,...... c.......... OIcary K&luas hb...... Hickman Stanley
 K. Groth ..... G......,. Johnson
 Irrwinsky The Eagles were suaupcd by the Athletes by the score of ] 10 1, Dati~s WIS high scorer for the "iu- uers with three goals while Muuthcy scored the losers lone tally. The liuc-Hps:
 EAGLES Y ATHLETES Adler ...lr......... Sharp't
 DankcWich Meyers .,....,., 2r....,... DaNic& ,Lanthey .......c........ Franks L. Timbrell ....bb.....,. Pcrakos C. rimbrell
 Smith ..........=...... Alderman
 Soha
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29

! IUo IndIaNs look the MONaWks mo camp 10 a free scoring gam" 10 10 |. Steranger of the winners scored ! five goals while Lcnnchan scored four. Puttcrman second rush for the losers starred with four goals
 for his foam 'Tl. lint-uuSt
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29

T learned Cousin Ben not to put cigarette butt ja my best china cups. l 2ise bIn coffee in one I'd been -a<ju since he ct here last week.. her baby scientifically all tcopyrfgh, l35u. ruoIIahe,s > .d.a'.'
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
Belmont Street

 Front 4. North side Benefits G11 Salvatore Tcrrau0vu SES.1S J0 Gustav A. and Anna
 |. SaIadin .......... 1f.3" loo Joseph Latina ........ 1t9.0o 1oo concctta Gcrhis ... l49.nO 5o Anna Morcllo ,... 7t.5n loo John Gormano .... 7t.5D pcr4hinc Aycnuc
 south side @oo Francesca Rizza .... @33.10 N5l Blanca Iuzicttl ..... 1&t.05 l25 Salvatore Sardo .... laG.25 5o Emanuel DiPictro -. 7h5o Jo Domonica Cannado 7A.50 10 SCba9tlano Popalardo
 X Gui5cppi rcstritto 74.5N loo Salvatore Iapichino 7i.50 Por.hing .ivcnun 5o Candldo and Anna
 ttnadon ....,.......,. - l@5 Peter and Gloloma
 Tranchlda ........ 1SG.@5 jb Antonl and Paula
 Hfzoski ............ 74.50 Total -...........-. ......$ l,1i2.27 Accepted adopted. certified from record and published twice by order of the Common Council
 Attest.
 ALFRED l.. THOMPSON.
 City Clerk
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
City Advertisement
SEWER IN BELMONT STREET

STW ETt IN BTTNUNT STTtITT
 Clerks office, City of New Britain. Conn. Jan. 27, 1930.
 To whom it may concern;
 Notice is hereby given that the mcnt of the City of New Britain. has made the following assessments Of special benefits or bettcrmcnts caused hy the construction of sewcr in IicImon. Street. from end of present sewer to point 200 feet west of porshiHr Avenue. viz;
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
Chimney Fire

Squad. A was called out to q chimney fire at III South Elm street this afternoon al l o'clock. No damage WAS done.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29

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New Britain herald., 1930-01-29

The Dead Shots noscd out the stars 10 , in the second game played in the league. Elmcrs. cen ter for the winners scored four of his toams goals while A. Onci starred for the losers, The lino-ups: DEAD SHOTS Y STARS
New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
Baffle Mysteries

Copyright l22o Daily Mt.ror
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-01
Christian Science

"He that covereth his sins shall
not prosper; but whose confesseth
and forSaketh them shall have
mercy" This maxim from Proverbs
constitutes the golden text in the
lesson sermon on Everlasting Pun
lshnent," Sunday. in all branches
Of The Mother Church, The First
Church of Christ, Scientist, in Bos-
ton, Mass.
Among the Bible texts in the les
n-sermon will be the following
verses from Proverbs: The righte-
BUSINESS Of the perfect shall direct
his way: but the wicked shall fall
cy his own wickedness. E. AS right
eousness tendeth to life: 50 he that
)ursueth evil pursueth it to his own
1eath. He that diligently seek
eth good procureth favour; but he
that Seeketh mischief, it shall come
unto him. The wicked is shared
by the transgression of his lips; but
The just shall come out of trouble .
A correlative passage from the
Christian Science textbook, Science
and Health with Key to the Scrip
.ures," by Mary Baker Eddy, in
cludeS the following statements
What pitiful sight is malice, find
ng pleasure in revenge! Evil is
sometimes a mans highest con-
:eption Of right, until his grasp on
3ood grows stronger. Then he loses
pleasure in wickedness, and it be-
,omes his torment. The way to
escape the misery of sin is to cease
shining
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-01

copies, and further details OF the
plan may be obtained from the
superintendent Our attendance is
Increasing. Come and invite oth-
ers.
There will be a teachers meet
ing Thursday, November 6. at 1880,
at the home of Mrs. Duke Johnson,
674 Wensley avenue.
The regular monthly meeting of
the missionary society will be held
Wednesday, November 5, at 2 p. m,
at the home of Mrs. S. P. Holiday.
The topic is Latin America Mrs
Earl Trey is in charge of the pro-
gram. There will be special mus
ical numbers.
The high school group of Christ
ian Endeavor will meet at $50.
Subject. How Shall l Think of
Myself?' Leader, Bessie Damron.
There will be special talks on a
number of topics in connection
with the subject, and a brief talk
by Professor Kieffer of the junior
college on Some Needs of Our
Community. The music will be
lead by mixed quartette and
there will be a duet by Messrs. Jack
and Bob Berry. Our society is
growing and we are having fine
meetings. Come and join US.
You are cordially invited to our
services.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-01
First Presbyterian

At the II o'clock worship hour
the pastor, Rev. John S. A. Gum,
will deliver a message on personal
responsibility entitled, That's
Your Affair. The choir, under the
direction of S. P. Holiday, with
Mrs. Holiday as pianist, viii render
the anthem, THE Good Shepherd y
by Barri. Other special numbers
on the program are; "Adagio Can
table, Beethoven; Moonlight
Sonata, Beethoven; "Postlude,' y
StearnS.
The church school meets at GAS,
Mrs. Fred P. Nuttall, superintend-
cnt. The first Sunday of each
month is missionary Sunday. A
short missionary program will be
presented by Mrs. Pope's class.
Last year we had SO fine a re-
sponse to our Bible winning plan
that we are having it again this
year. Bibles will be presented in
the upstairs classes and Testaments
in the downstairs department to
those who make perfect scores for
12 consecutive Sundays on the fol-
lowing points, beginning Sunday,
November 2: upstairs, points
perfect attendance, on time, with
Bible, offering and studied lesson;
downstairs, points-perfect at
tendance. on time, with offering.
These books are very desirable
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-01
State Street Christian

All church members and eX-mem-
berS will be interested in the morn
ing sermon of the pastor this sun
day. The subject is: What must
the Church do to be saved?" And
all voters and tax payers will be
interested in the evening theme at
7:30 p. m. which is: "A Vote Tor
Tax Reduction"
The newly elected officers will be
installed at the morning service. A
mixed quartette will sing Though
Your Sins Be as Scarlet" at the
morning hour. The young people
will have another interesting meet
ing at $50 p. m.
The Passion Play" five reel
motion picture, based on the ia
nous Oberammergan play, will be
shown Tuesday night at 730 O'Clock.
The public is invited to see this IN
spirational picture while waiting
for the election returns. A free Will
offering will be taken.
A Biblical study Of Three Reve-
latlons" will be part of the program
at the Wednesday night prayer