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AT ARLINGTON

First Race $500 claiming; 2-year-olds:
five and one-haf furlongs Synod. III:
10. los: Dundreary 1903. Sun Cloud III;
LOuene. lo4; Kisin Bug, Ill.
Second Race; $500; claiming: 3-year-olds
and up: seven furlongs Single Stripe
III: Infnity. IA; Nudge Judy. 109, Tiny
Kitty. l07. Bonnie Marta. l09. TOmfoolerv
l12. xUncommon Gold. 1921 Anita Or
mont 100. Malolo. III. Martie Flynn. ia.
Third Race $500; claiming: 3-year-olds
and up: six furlongs Pryor Ill: Sir Ten.
IL: Light Up, Il9: Broad Meadows. IL;
Gift OF Roses, III.
Fourth Race $500; Allowances; the
furlongsl-Mrs. Fab. l07; Albuquerque
ll5; Special Agent. 10; Bubblng Mate
iIs: Pompous Genie, 10; Vioaress. 10;
Bye 10. 10.
Fifth Race: claiming: 3-yesr-olds and
gD q Psr5 lo9 9ooSs PRIDE 9e ill
chrysos on liz. Aladdin's Dream. lis
Nocturnlabe. III; Repaid. ll2; Chartres,
Ill.
sixth Race 1888 600. added; The. Classic
estimated value sal $50 Swear -olds: one
Valet. lis: ibiGood Goods lis: (ciHov-
ard lis. Hsdagal i2l Discovery. i2l,
Riskulus, i2i. b Cavalcads. l26. Thomas
VILE lls: tclNew Deal, III. GROWER. ll6.
ia Bien Fsit. III.
"a Corsicsna stable entry.
% Brookmsade stable entry,
ted. w. Parrish entry.
Seventh Race $500, claiming; 3-year-oldS
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SOftball Gossip

Tartan A. C. softbau team viii collide
with Morris Square Cubs a Garfield sun
dav afternoon at 2. m Morgan. Latham
and Trester please notice. For games. call
DreXel 1885. and ask for Red.
Schedule for the Em-Roe Sunday Soft
ball League follows. Immanusl Reform
VS.. Riverside Merchants az Garfield No.
!. Stevens Drug vs.. Phi Sigma Chi. At
Rhodius No. /; Ace Club rs. Partners at
Riverside No. l. and Metropolitan Sport
Club vs.. Belmont Merchants at Brook
side No. /.
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sPENCER GOES no HOUSTON

COLUMBUS. O.. july 14.-Glenn
Spencer. veteran Red Bird pitcher,
owned by the St. Louis Cardinals,
has been sent 10 Houston Of the
Texas League. President George
Trautman Of the Columbus team
announced Friday
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ANOTHER TERRELL is STAR
By United Press

NIIIItN Us
DURHAM, N. c., July 14.-Bev-
erly Terrell, 19-year-old outfelder
and cousin Of Yves and Rick Fer
rell Of the Boston Red Sox will join
the Baltimore Orioles of the Inter
national League next Thursday
Beverly, a siX-footer, has batted
.494 with a Semi-pro team.
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SHOOT AT CROOKED CREEK

The straight trap shoot held
under the lights Thursday night
was staged at the Crooked Creek
Gun Club and not at the Capitol
City Club. as stated in The Times
yesterday. Fred Stratton won the
event by breaking forty-seven out
Of fifty targets. Paul Davis an
nexed the fifty-bird skeet contest
with forty out of forty-tWo.
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PURDUE GRID PRICES
NOT TO BE CHANGED

LAFAYETTE. Ind, July 14.-The
admission price 70 Purdue univer-
sity's opening football game with
Rice Institute here Oct. s has been
cut to $50. including tax, coach
Noble z. Kizer. director OF athletics
has announced.
There will be no increase in other
prices during the season, Kizer said
The same top price Of 1920, includ-
ing tax. will prevail for the Wis
consin game, Oct. 20, and the In
diana game, Nov. "a.
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PIRATES ACQUIRE HOIIFY

PHILADELPHIA. July 14.-Ed
Holley. Phillies' right-hander, was
released on waivers Friday to the
Pittsburgh Pirates. Holley came TO
the Phillies in 1882 from the Chi
cago Cubs.
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Babe Ruth'S Tooth Homer
Beats Tigers, Puts YankS
Back on American Top Rung
Bans ClOut Was One Of His Longest: He Gave Boy $40
for Ball; Giants Two Games Ahead of Cubs
as They Prepare TO Meet in Series.

BY THEON WRIGHT
InIted Prrss san Cnrresnnndent

YORK. July 1.-THE cute Of
gathering dusk
Young Upstairs spread supreme
1-.-roIed p his stubble:
"Cupesl The Yanks in second place? It be-"
leather and Tho migest OF
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NeW Heroes Ruled First
Half of 1884 Sport Year
Few National or State Champions Retained Their
Titles: Dunn, MetCafe, Fuqua Are Exceptions.
RV WAYNE FOX

has passed The
produced dark horses champions
corresponding period for long time both in the state and
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Race Entries
Today
AT ROCKINGHAM


First Race $500; claiming; 2-year-olds;
five and one-haf furlongs l-XLaSt Ser
want, 1O1; Silyery Cloud, lo5; xslay Boy
1903; Colorbearer, III; XRiver Rose 1Oli
St Clair. los: Canobie Lake, LOG: Little
Cynic, ia; Miss Trooper. 100: KAT Bay
100; XGay Blade, l06, Kheaboo. l03 Wax
l08; Active Service, 1903. XSweepogan, 95i
xMad Bull, LOG; Radiator, SO.
Second Race 1890; claiming: 3-year-
oldS and up; five and one-half furlongsl-
xMerry Chatter. 104; XCorrymeela, I94;
Count. lOs; xFlashing Thru, 1IS; xHappy
Scot. 113; xAyston, 100; XShoo, 100;
xMacadam. 81.
Third Race $1,000; claiming; s-year-olds
Witches Night 100; xBuck Hero, 1O7; Jus
tice Logan, l12: xMorheart l02; xPaper
Profits. 100; Khamain. los; XMeroyech
liz; xGrace Blotter. lO2.
Fourth Race 1900 claiming; handi-
cap; 3-year-olds and up; six furlongs -
"a Gold Step. 100: Star Porter, lis, Char
acter, 95; sobieha. 10; taJRidgeview. ITO;
taJJ. D. Mikel entry.
Fifth Race $4,000; added; The New
Hampshire Handicap; 3-year-olds: one and
one-slXteenth miles -Fleam. 800 Grey
Glade. los; Hickory Lad, 100; Speedmore
100; (al Collateral. l13; "a Roustabout,
"
(a)C V. Whitney entry.
Sixth Race $1,000: claiming: 3-year-olds
BIZ id4 a nS fern us 2Ado5s POSI-. liz:
xGloritone, 1903; XOld Depot. l08.
Seventh Race 1890; claiming; 3-yesr-
III; xParties 1O2; Esperanto, 90; xMarys
May. 1922 Brown Wisdom IFS; xClinton,
lO7; xCold Spill. "a; sisko, lO7.
Eighth Race $1,000; claiming: 3-year-
Banners Flying, 10l; XPretty Wise, l09;
xBoocap. lO4; xsteelhead; lO4; xOld Judge,
XOutbound, ll3; Sky Haven, ia; Sparky,
xApprentice allowance claimed.
Weather, clear; track, fast.
Horses listed in order of post positions.
AT EMPIRE CITY
First Race $500 claiming: 2-year-olds;
five and one -haf furlongs l-Thorson, 1903;
IL: Le6chen. los; = Black Tassei, liz.
Second Race 5000; claiming; Swear
olos 9nS up; about i Sl5 IqaIongS, Sda,
promptu. iO2 Quorum. 100; Dunora los;
xChain. 1903; Chief A, 107; Curlette, I12;
0qr one io4 %Newg9To 1872 Baly By Bay
Third Race 81 900; the Holly: 2-year-
Sable. lO5; xCatnerboy, 100; Hilise. los;
Currants, Ill; Nubs, 10S; Back Fence.
Fourth Race go 500: added: Knicker-
booker Handicap: 3-year-oldS and up; one
and oneo:sixteen1th miles, Eaireno l25'
lOs Deduce lo9 Halcvon. 106; Chatmoss,
l05 Lady Reign. los: Somebody, 1902.
Fifth Race $1,000. claiming: 3-year-olds
and UP: about six furlongs l-XJestng. los;
XLongford. l07; xBuster Boy. 107: xEasv
sailing, los: Polycletus, ITO: Water witch,
lo5 Stone Martin, lis: Bubblesomen 1l2:
Martin. rs: Blu ETAOTN ETAOIN TAOIN
General A. 10; West Main. ITO.
Sixth Race 5000: claiming; .9-year-olds
and up: mile and seventy Yards Peacock
Alley. ia: Dunfern. III; NV Scotch. 100;
xRoyal Durbsr. 1906 Fiery, 100; xFoxland
Hall 100; DiStruSt, l0l. Pennate, l04
xGslon Lad. l04; xMurmuring, 1922 xDoor-
keeper. l04 Step Brother. 104.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
weather cloudy. track, fast.
Horses NOT listed in order OF post po-
sitions.
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HOME Runs
r-vN Athletics IS OF. Giants 5000. q
Johnson. Athlct-cs e BerSer. Braves p
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MAJOR LEADERS

Rv United Press
LEADING BATTERS
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HITs

Cehrr Yankees. e3 Bonura. " Sox.. q
or Giants $685. ST BerSeT. Braves =. Il
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Runs BATTED IN

HOME Runs
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Big League Pacemakers

Exclusive ~ FRIDAYS GsmesI
AMERICAN IFACTE
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Seventh Race $500, claiming; s-ysaE-0lds
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1nOlanap O4lSI 4l0-- july ,. 1875
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No.
92a-C.
Application Of Albert Wishsrt Stevens
Vile Mich. for permit 70 operate motor
vehicles as a contract carrier Of property
extending thru or into cities and towns
over highways 81 81 90 90 H. Al 40
"a. 81 S. SO O. ~ IS. %
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission will conduct public
hearing in this cause in Rooms OF Com
mission. 40i State House. Indiana polls
md a m. Tuesday August 7 1894.
Public participation is requested.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
BY Russell P Kehoe Examiner.
indianapolis. Ind. July 5, 1924
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No.
o45-C:
Application OF Henry Henriksen, Ham
mond. for permit TO operate motor ve-
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5S Legal Notices

hicles as a contract carrier Of property
extending thru or into Kendalvills. Az
burn. Angola, Lagrange. Hove over
Notice j: s. hereby given that the Public
Service Commission Will conduct public
hearing in this cause Ia Rooms Of Com
mission. 4ol State House. Indianapolis
mo 3 A. m. Monday. August ID, 1884.
PURfIc SERVICE COMMISSIONS
BY Russell P. Kehoe. Examiner.
indianapolis. Ind. july Z 1884
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
94e-C
Application OF Orviue Cochran. Shelby
hicles as contract carrier OF property
eNlendinS thru or into. cities and towns
over highways. 81. 20 So 40 q "a Al 50.
Notice IS hereby given that the Public
Service Commission Will conduct public
hearing IN this cause IN Rooms Of COM
mission, 40l STATE House indianapolis.
PUBLIc SERVICE COMMISSION
BY Russell P Kehoe Examiner.
Indianapolis Ind july T. 1894
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No.
Application Of James L. Allen. Green
castle. for permit 20 operate motor We
hicleS as a contract carrier Of property
extending thru or into Brazil. Terre Haute,
Sullivan. NincenneS Evansville. Crawf0rdS-
vile. Lafayette Marion. Greencastle. IN
dianapolis over highways 40 Al 43. 81. 2.
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission VIII conduct public
hearing IN this cause in Rooms OF Com
mission. 40l State House indianapolis.
Ind. Q a. m Wednesday. August !. 1894.
Public participation IS requested
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
BY Russell ? Kehoe. Examiner.
Indianapolis Ind, June 20. 1888
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING.
Public Service Commission Docket No.
920-C
Application Of W. R Mckinley Munce
for permit to operate motor vehicles as a
contract carrier OF property extending
thru or into INDIANAPOLIS. LAFAYETTE. Fl.
Wsvne Muncie Richmond over highways
s. a. 30 81 "a %. 81 40 50 ST. II.
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission will conduct public
hearing in this cause IN Rooms OF Com
mission. 40l State House Indianapolis.
Ind. Q a. n Wednesday August l. 1884.
Public participation IS requested.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION.
BY Russell P Kehoe Examiner.
Indianapolis Ind. June % 1884
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LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING.
Public Service Commission Docket No.
922-C
Application or Clarence R. Cripe.
Goshen. for permit to operate motor
vehicles as a common carrier Of property
extending thru or into all cities in
Indiana over all highways
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission will conduct public
hearing in this cause in Rooms OF Com
mission. 40l State House Indianapolis.
md a m. Wednesday August l. 1894.
Public participation is requested
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION.
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LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No
Application Of Thomas NJ Walsh. Ben
ton Harbor. Mich. for permit to operate
motor vehicles as 4 contract carrier Of
to--nz over highways 81. 50 80. 20. 10, II
30. p. 81. s. s. Q. -. IS. %
Notice is herebv given that the Public
Service Commission will conduct public
hearing in this cause in Rooms Of Commits
sion. 40l State House. Indianap polls, Ind.
9 a m. Tuesday. August 7. 1884.
Public participation is requested.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
BY Russell P. Kehoe Examiner.
Indianapolis. IND. July ), 1884.
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BOY. IA, SAVES
CHICAGO DAIRY
FROM BOMBING
Dynamite Hurled Through
Window Fails to
Brighten Lad.
BBUnifed Press

~ . nffea Frcsa
CHICAGO. Feb. l6.-When jim
my Gallagher. Il. walked into his
eighth grade classroom today little
girls smiled at him. His male ac-
ouaintances showed a new respect
and even the teacher conveyed APP
probation.
It all happened because Jimmy
became a hero early this morning
while his classmates still we're in
bed.
Jimmy has been earning spending
money by helping on a milk truck
This morning he was waiting in the
Office Of the Lakeview Dairy for his
driver. A conversation with two
Negro employees was broken. start
hngly, By the crash Of a plate glass
window.
At Jimmy's feet fell three sticks of
dynamite, a fuse smoldering at the
end.
The Negroes fled precipitately. but
Jimmy calmly stopped. picked up
the explosive, carried it to the door
and threw it into the street. The
subsequent explosion shattered win
dows for block and blew the door
at which Jimmy stood off its hinges.
Jimmy. uninjured, worked his
route as usual and was more en-
barraSsed than pleased at the adula-
ton of his youthful companions.
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Their eyes just popping with
Joy. these five little Chihuahuas
seem to know that they're blue
ribbon winners at the Westminster
Kennel Club show in Madison
Square Garden, New York, as
Miss Florence Clark of Philadel-
phia holds them up before the ad-
miring spectators.
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A set of artificial teeth worn by
George Washington is a valued ex-
hibit belonging to the Baltimore
College of Dental Surgery.
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made yesterday at Temple univer-
sity's Founders day program.
Awards were made to Senator Royal
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NATIONAL GUARD
AIR REVIEW DUE.
18th Observation Squad
ron Prepares for Three
Inspections.

Preparation for three inspections
of the One hundred thirteenth OBJ
servation squadron, Indiana national
guard. was completed today at Stout
field, Mars Hill.
Captain Hugh A. Bivins and
Sergeant Blair of Paterson field,
Fairfield co. air depot, will con-
duct a technical inspection tomor-
row morning.
Annual federal inspections will
take place Sunday morning and
Monday night. Captain Guy H.
Gale, regular army instructor of
the squadron, will conduct the two
federal inspections.
No further instructions concern
ing servicing of army air mail planes
have been received, Lieutenent
Matt G.. Carpenter of the squadron
said. Earlier in the week, an order
from the national guard bureau in
Washington asked that hanger
space be made available and ground
crews be in readiness for army
ships.
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Brave Lion
No Room for Giant Cat
in Joe'S Mouth.

By United Press
HOLLYWOOD, Feb. Is. - Joe
i E. Brown, wide-mouthed film
comedian, exhibited a lacerated
ear and nose today as mementoes
of a one-sided encounter with a
trained" lion.
All the sound effect of Joe's
enormous mouth went into an
ear-splitting ouch" when the
beast lunged at the comedian and
tore his nose and ear, bringing
blood.
Brown was given emergency
hospital treatment before resum-
ing the picture.
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FEB. 1e. 1891

Copeland. doctor of science. and DR..
Glenn Frank. University of Wiscon-
sin president, doctor of laws.
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Senator Copeland Honored
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 16.-Pres-
of honorary degrees was
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CHEER MUSIC PROGRAM
French Conductor Acclaimed in
Rochester, y. Y.
Bu United Pres,

d IWIIEN fffE0
ROCHESTER, N Y, Feb. To-
Wide acclaim came to Vladimir
GOldschmann, French conductor,
today for an inspired" symphony
presentation at the Eastman the
ater last night.
Critics agreed that it probably
was one of the best performances
heard here. High spots of the pro-
gram included TschaikoWsky's sym
phOny No. in B minor; Mozart's
Marriage of Figaro" and La
Valse." by Ravel.
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PatroIman Injured at Police Garage

Patrolman Lawrence Dugan, 81,
of oil Sumner street, suffered leg
injuries this morning at the police
garage when a patrol wagon was
backed against him while he was
filling the radiator of another car.
He was taken to city hospital.
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ITALY WILL RE-ENTER
CHICAGO EXPOSITION
Great Attention to Be Given Ex-
hibitS of Wine.
By United Press

By United Press
ROME, Feb. 16.-The government
decided today that Italy shall be
represented at the reopening of the
Chicago Century of Progress Expo
sition next May.
The Italian pavilion will be re-
fitted, enabling a proper showing
of craftsmanship in the small trades
and the latest efforts of the puO-
fishing industry. Greatest attention
will be given to the exhibits of
wines and liquors, with booths
where free samples will be served.
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FALL ON ice IS
FATAL TO AGED
CITY RESIDENT
Michael Mannix, 70, Native
of Ireland, Lived Here
for SO Years.

A heart ailment and injuries sus-
tanned when he fell on ice near his
home Monday caused the death to-
day Of Michael Mannix, 10, of 2444
North Meridian street.
Mr. Mannix was born i'll County
Cork, Ireland, and came to the
United States when he was 90 He
had lived in indianapolis fifty years.
He was a member Of SIS. Peter
and Paul Cathedral. and of the
Ancient Order of Hibernians.
Funeral services will be held at
the Cathedral Monday. Surviving
Mr.. Mannix are his widow, Mrs.
Adriance Mannix; three daughters,
Mrs. Frank L. Dryer, Mrs. Edward
Schneider, and Miss Mary Jane
Mannix, and four sons, James, Jo-
Seph, John and Michael Mannix Jr.
There are rivers and portions of
lakes in Yellowstone National park
that are kept warm by hot springs
even in subzero weather, and these
become water cases for certain
water birds.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-08
Episcopal
ST PAUL'S METHODIST
 EPISCOPAL
Divine Worship 1O:3O a. m.

Divine Worship 1O:3O a. m. Prelude-Selected eco. sMeisinger Call to worship-With Joy We
 Hail the Sacred Day ..Auber Scriptural sentences of praise
 minister.
 Hymn-O Worship the King, All
 Glorious Grant Apostles Creed-Congregation. Prayer of Confession - Lords
 Prayer.
 Response-Teach Us How to Pray
 ................ CrosWell Psalter-49th Sunday.
 Gloria Patri-Congregation. New Testament Lesson-I Corin-
 thians 2:9-16.
 Parish prayer-Holy Silence. Offering-Consecration.
 Anthem--Still, Still With Thee
 NelSon Hymn-Come Ye Disconsolate.
 Hastings Message-The Advent and Human
 Predicament-Mini
 Prayer of Rededication-Minister Hymn-Brightest and Best of
 the Sons .Heper Benediction-Doxology.
 Postlude-Selected .... .Meisinger
 St Paufs Visual Service. 1880 D. m.-Presenting "In Hallowed Paths. T service used for the first time in any church.
 Prelude--Selected ..... .Meisinger Hymn-The King of Love My
 Shepherd is ........ .. Baker Prayer-Lord's Prayer.
 Response-Bless Thou the Truth
 Dear Lord ...........L .Lathbury Scripture lesson-S4th Psalm. Hymn-Fairest Lord Jesus. Willis Prelogue--Tell Me the Stories of
 Jesus.
 Postlude-I Think When Read Offering-Consecra Hymn-O Master Let Me Walk With Thee .Gladuen Benediction-Doxology. Postlude-Selected .... .Meisinger The picture on Sunday evening "In HaIlowed Paths. carries one truly to the sacred places in Pal estine where Jesus lived his life and gave to the world the greatest of all contributions to religious faith. Some of those scenes vis- ualized are: The Little Town of Bethlehem. Church of the Nativity. Nazraeth, Mt Tabor and the Dome of Roak, Jordan River. Jericho Oasis. Sea of Galiles. Bethsaida. Capernahm, Bethany and the Mount of Olives, Jerusalem. Gar den of Gethsemane. Gordon's Cal vary, Door of Garden Tomb and the Garden, Rad to Emmaus.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-08
IVY. CT. U. PLANS
 COUNTY MEETING.
Temperance Advocates to Gather in Meriden
 Church Thursday

Members of the W. c. T. U. and advocates of temperance in WA- terbury will attend the New Haven County Institute to be held next
 Thursday at St Paufe Universaiist church in Meriden under the aus. pices of the W. c. T. U. Mrs Edna
 c. Fenniman of Naugatnek will
 have afi important part in the pro- gram at the morning session. The institute will open at 10:3O a. m. with worship service led by Mrs w. l.. Chamberlain of Meri- den, and Q salute to the flag led by
 Mrs Sarah A. Hull of Bristol, state secretary of the association
 This program will be followed by
 the department hour," divided into three sections: religious educa. ton, conducted by Mrs Mary 10. Welles, state president, of Hart
 ford; Christian citizenship, Mrs Edna c. Fenniman of Naugatuck; and Scientific temperance instruc- tion. Mrs Irving Fowler, Middle field.
 Other features will be tour Ma tional Publications" by Mrs J. F. Miller of Meriden; noontide pray CT, led by Mrs Laura w. Aver, Branford; and Marathon Round table, Mrs May Bell Harper, Ham . den. Lunch will be served at 12ia0 p. m.
 Rev Delmar E. Trout, pastor of the church, will open the after. noon meeting at 1:30 p. m. with q prayer. Addresses will be given by
 Mrs Sarah A. Null, Rev J. Quinter
 Miller, and Mrs Bessie l.. Reid.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-08
Christ. Science
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES

God the Only Cause and Cre- ator" will bel the subject of the Lesson-Sermon.
 The Golden Text is from Jere- miah 10: 10, 12: "The Lord Is the true God, he Is the living God, and an everlasting king <. He hath made the earth by his power, he hath established the world by hts wisdom, and hath stretched out the heavens by his discretion"
 Bible readings include the fol- lowing passage from Job 37: 23: "Touching the Almighty, we can not find him out: he Is excellent In power, and in judgment, and in plenty of justice he will not af- fiict."
 Selections from the Christian Science textbook: Science and Health with Key to the Scrip- lures" by Mary Baker Eddy, in" clude the following: "As there Is in reality but one God, one Mind, wrong notions about God must have originated in false supposi- tion, not in immortal Truth, and they are fading out. They are false claims, which will eventually disappear, according to the vision of St John in the Apocalypse. If what opposes God Is real, there must be ;wo powers. and God is fnot supreme and infinite. Can Deity be almighty, if another mighty and self-creative cause ex- ists and swt,ss mankind?" (page 367:1s-29l.