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Evening star., 1934-07-14
Zion Baptist, Southwest.

The pastor, Rev. ]. NJ. Ellison, Is
now in Live Oak, Fla, where he is as
sisting in an institute for ministers
sponsored by the Jeanes- Slater Foun-
dation. He will return to preach to-
morrow on Where There Is No Vis-
ion. The Senior G. e Society holds
an outdoor meeting at pm. in Golden
street. located between d and E, Ninth
and Tenth streets southwest. At 9
pm. Rev. Thomas c. Garnett, blind
preacher, viii speak on The Cynical
Spirit, The daily vacation school Is
in progress, with 95 children enrolled.
All children of the community are
invited to join. There win be a busi-
ness meeting Of the church July 20.
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Third BaptiSt.

DR.. George o. Bullock's topic to-
morrow at IL am. is Christ the Door
to the Kingdom" At $3.50 pm, holy
communion and receiving new mem
bers. His topic at 8 pm. is THE
Highway Of Living" Prayer meeting,
Tuesday, 8 to 10 pm; young peoples
prayer meeting, Thursday. 8 TO pm;
MONDAY prayer meeting daily.
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Peck Memorial,

Our Tolerated Sins" is the sub
ject of Rev. Irving w. Ketchum to-
morrow morning. The weekly Bible
study and conference meeting will be
led by the pastor Wednesday evening.
The Boy Scouts meet with Scout
master H. C. Tucker Friday at 7:15
pm.
The annual picnic of the Sunday
school viii be held at Miller Cabin
in Rock Greek from to pm, July
81. Those willing to furnish cars for
transportation are requested to meet
at the chapel before pm. The first
annual retreat of the Sunday school
workers will be held at Colonial
Beach for two days, beginning July 81
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INSTALLATION SERVICE
Rev, Edwin Pieplow at Mount
Rainier Mission.

Rev. Edwin Pieplow will be installed
as pastor of Trinity Lutheran Mis-
sion, Thirty-fourth street and Bunker
Hill road. Mount Rainier. Md, tomor-
row, 9 pm. Rev. H. M. Hennig oi
Trinity Church viii give the charge
assisted by local and visiting minis
ters- Rev. o. Burhenn OF Baltimore
Md, win deliver the sermon.
Rev. Mr.. Pieplow will preach his in
augural sermon July % at IL am. To-
morrow morning the IL O'Clock wor-
ship will be omitted.
At Trinity Church Rev. H. Dierks OF
Kansas City. Mo, will occupy the pull
pit at ii am. tomorrow.
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MetroDo,itan A. NJ. E.

The minister, DR.. william H.
Thomas, will preach tomorrow at IL
am. on Our Capacity for Religion. :"
At 8 pm. Rev. Zebedee Hawkins, as
sistant minister, will preach on
Builders for God Music by the
second choir, Mrs. Marie Jumper,
directreSs. A preparatory meeting for
the Young Peoples Congress Tuesday
night.
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First Brethren.

Rev. Homer A. Kent pastor, viii
preach at IL o'clock tomorrow on
The lI7th Psalm: Short. But Sweet. +"
At 8 pm. his subject will be, What
DOest Thou Here?" 1t viii be Young
Peoples night and the young people
will have charge Of the song service.
The Adult Missionary Societies will
meet Wednesday at pm. and the
prayer service win be held Thursday
night. The latter service will be in
charge of the Sisterhood of Mary
and Martha.
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Gearretavn Lutheran.

"'The Silver Cord and the Golden
Bowl will be the sermon subject
tomorrow by Rev. Harold z. Beatty.
pastor. Combined meeting OF the
adult Bible class at 8 30 am. A guest
speaker will address the class.
CONGREGATIONAL meeting Monday at
9 pm ard prayer meeting Thursday
at 8 pm. conducted by the pastor.
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Grace Lutheran.

DR.. l. NJ. Zimmerman, pastor
emeritus of Christ Lutheran Church.
Baltimore, Md, will be the guest
preacher tomorrow at II am. DR..
Zimmerman will preach in the place
of the pastor, Rev. Gerhard E. Lenski,
who is absent from the city. DR..
Zimmerman'S theme will be Three
Gardens" Harry Crow, baSso, will
serve as special soloist.
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Neu Ynrk Arenne Presbyterian.

DR.. Albert Evans, associate minister,
will preach tomorrow morning. Dr..
Sizoo has left for his Summer holiday
and during his absence Dr. Evans VIII
preach both morning and evening.
The Christian Endeavor Society viii
meet at 6:45 O'Clock, when Mrs
Frank E. Edgington will speak on
The Sacredness of Marriage and the
Home" At pm DIR. Evans viii con-
duct the vesper service.
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ThensnnhiStS

Sleep. Dreams. Death" is the sub
iect Of a talk. followed by questions
and answers, to be given at the United
Lodge of Theosophists. To9 Hill Build
ing, Wednesday at Sis pm AL are
welcome. No fees or collections. Free
library open Saturdays from to 5.
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Vaughn Class

Former Gov. john Garland Pollard
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lexington PRESBYTERIAN.

The communion service viii be OBJ
served Sunday morning. In the eve
ming at 8 o'clock. the pastor, Rev.
Henry B. Wooding, win be the speak
er. A prayer service will be held
Thursday evening. Members of the
missionary study class will meet Fri
day at IL O'Clock at Pierce Mil, Rock
Greek Park. Following the morning
study a picnic lunch will be held.
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Entertained.

DR.. and Mrs. Gould Wickey enter
tanned the Christian Endeavor Of
Luther Place Memorial Church last
week. at their home, 1916 Sixteenth
street. Miss Agnes Erling Of Minneap-
oils. MINI. was in charge Of the pro-
gram After the close of the meeting
an informal garden party was held.
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Bethesda Baptist.

j. H Poole of Washington will be
the speaker at the Sunday evening
gospel service. Rev B. NJ. Osgood,
minister, will preside in the Masonic
Temple, 1909 Wisconsin avenue, Be-
thesda. William A. Bouic will lead
the service of song. The Apostolic
Gospel of Power" will be the pastor
topic at l1:15 am.
Rev. Thomas E. Boorde, pastor of
the Temple Baptist Church, Washing
ton, will be the speaker the evening
of July AZ.
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Second Baptist.

Rev. Roy A Garter. blind evengelist
VII preach tomorrow at IL am. snc
8 pm. These sermons viii conclude
the series Of evsngelistic services. Al
$50 pm. the Pastors Aid Club vii
conduct a pew rally service. Rev S
Moss, pastor Southern Baptist Church
viii preach. The Vacation Bible
School meets every day at o am.
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Twelfth Street Christian.

Rev L. e. Rasbsry. Lincoln Univer-
sity. Pa. will be guest speaker at IL
am Communion win be observed at
1890 pm. Preaching. pm
'Strother's Initiatory Movie" shows
will be given Monday night Annual
church picnic July~ II, Rock Greek
Park
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Chevy Chase Baptist.

Rev. John C. wiley, pastor OF the
First Baptist Church of Jamaica, N.
Y, will be the speaker tomorrow. Mr..
Wiley and Rev Edward o. Clark are
exchanging pulpits and the latter will
preach in the Jamaica church through
August. The evening church service
will be omitted, the members attend
ing the Chevy Chase union veSper
service. The Wiley family will occupy
the parsonage, while Mr.. Clark and
his family are in New York.
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Volunteers Of America.

Adit. II. Mills Eron viii preach at
services tomorrow afternoon IN the
mission at All Pennsylvania avenue.
His sermon win be ON the subject Of
Truth Is Triumphant" The chill
dren's services, usually held In the
mission on Friday nights. have been
discontinued during the operation Of
the Volunteers free Summer camp
for children at Ammendale, Md.
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Hamiine M. r..

Rugged Waters is the sermon
topic of Rev H. w. Burgan tomorrow
morning. John H. Marville. director
of Hamline School of Music, will be
the soloist, with Miss Edith B. Athey
at the organ. There viii be no eve
ming service.
Plans are underway for the inaug-
rating of q midweek church train
ing school In the Fan.
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SIKH PreShYferfan

The pastor, DIR. Godfrey Chobot, viii
preach tomorrow morning at II
O'Clock on Jesus and Humility"
The Mems Bible Class Is taught hy
J. Austin Latiner and the Mothers
Class is taught by Mrs Holt.
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Peoples Congregational.

Continuing his series of Summer
messages on the general theme Little
Journeys With Jesus in His Home
Land" the minister, Rev. A. F. ElmeS,
will speak at IL O'Clock on Fishing
and Fishermen" The midweek prayer
service is Thursday. 8 pm.
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Tent Meetings.

In the tent of the Wisconsin Ave
nue. Baptist Church the fellowship
group of Washington, D. c., will
have charge of the 6 O'Clock Sunday
evening gospel service. George Miles
will be the speaker. At the II am.
service the pastor, Rev. Clarence Ray
Ferguson. win preach ON Looking
Unto Jesus"
The One by One band viii meet
at 8 O'Clock Monday evening. The
PRAYER service is Wednesday evening.
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Takoma Park Baptist.

The pastor, Rev w. E. La Rue,
has returned from Braddock Heights,
Md, where he has been in attend
ance at the Maryland Baptist Sum
mer Assembly, and win preach at
the morning service. He win give a
sermonette to the children entitled.
Three Kinds of People" This VIII
be followed by the regular sermon,
"Guided by PRINCIPLES"
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Mount Moriah Baptist.

DR.. J. H. Randolph, pastor, tomor-
row will mark the forty-ninth anni-
verssry Of the church and his twenty
fourth anniversary. He will preach
at IL am. The Senior Choir. Prof
Isaiah johnson, choirster, and Mrs,
Alberta P. Davis, organiSt, viii render
special music. There will be preach
ing ct pm. Prayer meeting Tues
day, pm. The General Baptist
Deaoons' Association and Ladies
Auxiliary meet Monday at pm
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GOSPEL TENT MEETING
DR.. Clark Forcey to Speak Twice
Tomorrow.

In the Gospel Tent at Georgia ave-
nue. and Piney Branch road DR.. Clark
Forcey, radio evangelist, viii have as
q subject at pm. tomorrow "A Third
Person" and at 8 pm. The Voice of
the Lord God The services are non-
sectarian.
The services VIII continue nightly
except Monday and Saturday at 9
pm. Friday evening viii be observed
as good citizenship night" DR..
Forcey's radio theme during the VOL
broadcast tomorrow at las pm. viii
be Gods Approach tosAdan."
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Metropolitan Memorial.

DR.. Chesteen Smith, pastor, viii
preach Sunday morning at II o'clock
on The Message of the Still Small
Voice" A male quartet will furnish
special music.
DR.. and Mrs. Smith viii leave next
Tuesday for q few weeks at Ocean
Grove. N J. Guest preachers viii sup
ply the pulpit during the pastors alb
sence.
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GEORGETOWN PRESBYTERIAN.

DR.. W. L. Darby, secretary of the
Federation of Churches, will preach
Sunday morning on The Kings
Highway" He win conduct the serv-
ices at the National Training School
for Bows at $50.
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Fifth Baptist.

"a Lawyer and His Bible" viii be
the subject of sermon-addreSs by
Attorney Irwin H. Linton tomorrow
morning. Mr.. Linton has recently
written a book ON this subject and
has delivered this address at Bible
conferences.
DR.. John E Briggs will speak at
night on THE Glory of a Second
Chance"
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West Washington Baptist.

Rev. c. B. Austin, pastor, will
preach Sunday morning on Gods
Will and the Christian Life" The La
dies Aid Society will meet at the
home of Mrs. Robert L. Haycock, 1905
Longfellow street. Wednesday evening.
Midweek service Thursday evening.
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GUEST TEACHER
DR.. H. NJ. Dudley at Calvary
Mems Glass.

DR.. Vernon Norwood Ridgely, pastor
Of Calvary NJ E. Church. will preach
tomorrow at II o'clock on THE Prac-
tice of Faith"
DR.. Harold NJ. Dudley will be the
guest teacher for the Mems Bible Glass
at 9:45 am.
Sixteen of the young people Of the
church are attending the Baltimore
Conference Standard Training School
at Hood College. Frederick, Nd. Miss
Bess Miles and Miss Katherine @
Hawley are members of the faculty OF
the Standard Training School. There
win be no evening service.
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SERMON SERIES
Rev. A. r. Bird Preaching at Pill
grims' Church.

grims' Church.
At the Church Of the Pilgrims, on
the parkway at Twenty-second and P
streets, the minister, Rev. Andrew r.
Bird. will continue the series OF Sum-
mer Sunday evening sermons on the
general theme "Refreshment for the
Whole Man." preaching at pm. on
Enjoying the Flowers with Their
Maker" The subject OF the morning
sermon, at II am, is God Opens
the Door"
There viii be gathering Thursday
evening for prayer in the chapel of
the church house, followed by. an ad-
dress by the minister on The Land
We Love Is Calling"
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Pivmouth CONGREGATIONAL.

The pastor, Rev. Arthur D. Gray.
will speak tomorrow at ii am. on
Are We Better OF Today" Music by
Junior choir Nidveek prayer service
Thursday, pm.
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John Wesley A. M. e. Zion.

The presiding elder, Rev. ]. A. S.
Cole, will preach tomorrow morn
ing and evening At l0:45 am. the
subject is Trust in God" and at
7:45 pm. The Divinity of Jesus
Christ" The sacrament of the Lords
supper will be administered at this
service. Music by the second choir
under the direction of Miss Lucille
Mills. The junior church services
will be conducted in the parish hall
at l0:45 am.
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Plan Pienie Supper.

/. The Woman's Auxiliary of the
Church of the Pilgrims will have a
picnic supper on the lawn Monday
at $50 pm. and at 8 O'Clock DIR.
Sinclair Bowen of the Life Adjust
ment Institute will speak on Chris
tian Character" All men and women
of the congregation are invited.
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Western Presbyterian.

The pastor, DR.. J. Harvey Dunham
tomorrow morning will take for his
subject, "A Great Prayer" The mid
week service is Thursday at pm,
led by the pastor.
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ASSISTANT TO PREACH
Rev. s. r. Allison at Covenant
First Presbyterian.

AAS% A~S1J S~A 1sAAAs
Rev. Samuel r. Allison, assistant
ct the Covenant First Presbyterian
Church. has returned from his vaca-
tion and win preach tomorrow at IL
O'Clock in the absence of DR.. Albert
Joseph Mccartney, who left this week
for the West Coast. Rev. Mr.. Allison s
subject viii be Chance Happenings. y
Sunday school classes have begun
for the Summer months, being held
in the chapeI at 10 o'clock. Judge
James Quarles will be in charge of the
adult group and Mrs. c. P. Ackerson
In charge of the children.
The date for the Sunday evening
open-air services, held at the MaSsa-
chusetts avenue chapel. will be an
nounced later on this month. Rev.
Mr.. Allison will be in charge. The
Thursday evening services have been
discontinued.
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LangdOn VI. Il.

Rev. Henry II. Rowland. the min
lister, win preach tomorrow at IL
O'Clock on Solving the Puzzle in the
Parable Of the Unjust Steward" The
sermon to children will be on Bugs,
Grubs and Worms"
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FIfternth street Presbrterian.

The pastor, Rev. H. B Taylor. viii
have for his subject tomorrow at Ii
am, Irresistible Power Through Re
pentance." followed by infant bap-
tisn. Music by the choir under the
direction Of Miss N. Allen, organist
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YOgOda Society.

Brahmacl1ari Jotin of Calcutta
India, will address the meeting tomor-
row evening in the chapel, suite 81,
l424 X street, on "Christ's Philosophy
of Life :"
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&hflnh Rautszt.

In the Absence Of the minister. Rev.
z. l. Harrison. Rev. J. W. Goodgame
of Lexington, Va win occupy the
pulpit at both services tomorrow
Music will be rendered by the senior
choir under the direction Of Alfred
Johnson
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st. CoIumba's Episcopal.

Communion services will be held
tomorrow at 7:30 am. At IL o'clock
Rev. Frank r. Wilson of ST. James
Church. Hyde Park. N Y will preach
on Christian Convictions"
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Canxreza Street a. 2.

tomorrow at e.45 am. MAJ. T. w
Brown, vice president, viii preside
Pred NJ Dondna Will have charge Of
the lesson and give a short talk on It.
The lesson subject Ia God Caro- for
Elijah" James s. Mccarthy win be
the speaker. An men are welcome
DR.. HiYi A. Kester. the pastor. win
preach at IL am on The Danish
ment Of Fear There VIII be no
service In the evening.
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Ebenezer NJ. Z.

"The Miracle of the Clock" will be
the subject of the sermon by the
pastor, Rev. Walter A. English, to-
morrow morning. The theme at
8 pm. viii be The Good Old Times. 3"
Music by the church choir, directed
by Prof. r. r. Hawkins.
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III Street Christian.

When God Fails" is the sermon
topic of Rev. c. N Williams tomorrow
morning. The Lords Supper viii be
! observed. No evening services.
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Good VIII Baptist.

The pastor, DIR. James L. Pinn. VIII
preach tomorrow morning on The
Place of individuality in Christian
Life" and in the evening on THE
Problem of Jesus"
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Friendshin BAPTIST.

"Son Remember" viii be the sub
ject Of Rev. William Weaver tomorrow
at II an. EolS Communion at 3
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Activities in Local Churches
MetropoIftsn wesley A. NE. Zion.

pm A musical program By the Meni
Chorus at Q pm
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Divine Science.

Rev. Grace Lightfoot Patch will
speak Tomorrow on Tine Fragments" ."
at 5toneleigh Court, l7o6 L street. At
II O'Clock.
Evening star., 1934-07-14

In the absence Of DR.. Cove @.
johnson, pastor Of the National
Baptist Memorial. his pulpit win
be occupied tomorrow by DR.. Dom
aid Bruce MacQueen. pastor Of the
First Baptist Church. Rochester.
N. Y. DR.. MacQueen viii also
speak at the evening service
A list of the Summer preachers
during DR.. Johnson's vacation is
as follows: July Is and "a. DR..
MacQueen: July - and August 5,
DR.. George Pitt Beers of Paterson,
N. j.: August II, DR.. r. Aubrey
williams of Richmond, Va: August
10 and 26, DIR. Ira D. S. Knight OF
Durham. N. c.: September 2, Or.
r. Aubrey Williams Of Richmond,
Va
Evening star., 1934-07-14

Preaching tonorrov at Ii an by
the pastor, Rev. John wesley Mccoy.
on a Strange Sight" He gil also
preach a. 8 pm
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-06

"Still, they tried deposit tnsur- ance in quite few states, and it always fiopped sooner or later. don't know now this is going to come out.''
 "So far you've got to admit it's been great" challenged John, Jr. T was talking to my teller, Will liamson, down at the bank today about it, and he says that only five small banks have failed so far out of pretty near 15,0O0 banks that are members of the deposit insurance organization. BILLIONS INSURED
 "He says there are more than 50,000,00O accounts, totaling some $16,O00, 1000, covered by the insurance plan, and that 90 per cent of all licensed banks are in. The $500 limit on insured deposits fully protects 97 out of 100 depositors in the insured banks.
 q understand some banks are withdrawing from the insurance system, at that" suggested Pa Jones.
 Mostly mutual savings banks, and they're forming their own deposit insurance group, William son tells me-" John, Jr., assured. "Also he says that the Postal Saw ings system of the government is gradually losing deposits to banks, whereas it gained right from the bank holiday until just recently.
 Believe me, 1t took something to give me any confidence in banks again after the loss had and you, too in the old First Fidelity. But feel safe now" MANY BANKS FAILED
 Everybody who had studied the question at all knew that the American banking system was not good even before the 1929 crash. From 1921 to 1882, nearly 5000 state and private, and 1900 na- tional banks suspended, involving deposits of nearly five billion dollars.
 That was going on for 10 years before the crash, but few paid any attention; we were prosper ous, we could ''take it."
 The Federal Reserve Act in 1913 was an effort to improve the sys- tenn, which has always been com plicated in the United States by the fact that we have 49 banking sys- tems, one in each state, as well as the national one.
 Each state has different rules on who can start banks, and how, and how they shall carry them on. HAVE IMPORTANT FUNCTION
 But beyond deposits, banks are very important today because they create and regulate the really im- portant money of today - the money with which 90 per cent of business is carried on check money.
 That is why many people are
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-06
M The Local Theatgrs
STATE

Seldom, if ever. has there been such combination of elements which mean good entertainment as there are in limitation of Life", which comes to Warmers State theater on Saturday. Fannie Hurst's great novel will thrill mill lions of women. "Back Street" proved that she understands thor oughly what women like ot see in a moving picture. John Stahl in that picture proved that he knew how to transpose to the screen every last ounce of interest which lay in a Fannie Hurst story. There has this faculty in the same degree that John Stahl possesses it. And he directed Limitation of Life" also.
 Then there is the popularity of Claudette Colbert, who is an ideal heroine for Fannie Hurst's story. John Stahl searched for three months before he was satisfied even with Claudette Colbert. The minute her tests were seen, how ever. he knew that she was the "Bea" Pullman. A dozen leading men were discarded before John Stahl decided upon Warren Will jam. These two are just now be- ing acclaimed fo rtheir work in Cleopatra" The cast support ing them is of real star propor- tions. A new baby star, this time a three-year-old one, named Baby Jane, plays the tiny daughter and for her work was given starring contract by Universal. Rochelle Hudson plays the baby grown up, with Alan Hale, Ned Sparks, Henry Armetta. Louise Beavers, Henry Kolker. Alma Tell, c. P. Huntley. Jr, Wyndham Standing and Paul Forecast.
 As a special added attraction Manager Julia M. Smith has se- cured tie first picture to be made by Jerome and Paul Dean, heroes of the 1894 World Series. It is comedy titled, "Dizzyq And paffy", and is said to be packed with laughs as Dizzy is snowman as well as the ace of pitchers on a baseball diamond. The surround ing progra mis made up of selected short subjects. Performances to- day and tomorrow conclude the engagement of 'The Firebzrand" and "Chu Chin Chow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-06
LOCAL WOMAN AT
 HYGIENE FARLEY

A meeting of the directors of the Connecticut Society for Mental Hy- giene was held yesterday at Mans field State Hospital and Training School, Mansfield Depot. The board were the guests of Dr c. T. LaMoure, superintendent of the hospital.
 It was announced at the meet of New Haven and Mrs Wilmarth Lewis of Pennington had been elected to fill vacancies on the board.
 Present at the meeting were:
 New Haven: Dr c. E. A. Wins low, Mrs Leonard M. Daggett, Miss Rachel Trowbridge, Mrs Alfred E Hammer, Dr E.. VanNorman Em- cry, Dr Eugen Kahn.
 Bridgeport: Rev w. H. Day, Judge Joseph c. Shapiro, Mrs Har- ry Silverstone, Mrs Richard T. Sta pies.
 Farmington; Mrs Herbert F. Fish CT, Mrs Thomas H. Hapgood, Dr c. B. Horton, Miss Eleanor Hope Johnson, Dr c. w. Stephenson. Dr Sta Stanley H. Osborn. and Mrs o. G.
 Waterbury: Mrs Roger sperry.
 Norwich: Mrs John P. Hunting ton, Dr G. H. Gildersleeve.
 New London: Dr Frank E. Moi- ris. Rev Raymond J. O'Caliaghan.
 Meriden: Nicholas, Moseley.
 Grenewich: pr S. Harcourt Pep pard. Nf.