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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-30
MASONIC INSPECTION SET
Royal and Select Masters to Meet
Thursday at Temple.

Indianapolis Council No. ? and
Noblesville Council No. 80, Royal
and Select Masters, will be inspected
by Herbert A. Graham, grand lee
turer, at 1880 Thursday night at the
Masonic Temple, Illinois and North
SITS. The Royal and Select Masters
degree will be conferred.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-30
B'NAI BIRTH LODGE TO
HEAR JUDGE TREAN0R

Indiana Supreme Court Jurist and
Karabell on Program.
Walter E. Treanor, Indiana ST.
preme Court Judge, will address the
B'nai Birth Lodge at $50 Monday
night. The meeting will be held in
the Kirshbaum Community Center.
Municipal Judge Charles J. Kara
bell, secretary of the organization,
also will speak.
Members of the arrangements
committee are: Jack B. Kammins,
chairman, Eph Levin, Harry Jack
son, Morris Strauss and Rufus
Isaacs. Richard K. Munter is
president.
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breach of international obligations the United States
is prepared to refrain from any action tending to
defeat such collective efforts the League of Ma
tions other group might take to restore peace
providing the United States cOncurS in the desgna-
ton of the guilty nation.
This virtual pledge first enunciated two years ago
by Ambassador IA -Large Norman Davis before the
Geneva disarmament conference today assumes in
creased Importance in view of the proposed league
action against Germany
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./6Kn MzM
BY
WN.PHILIP SLMMS

WASHINGTON March 3O--From high official
w in a position to know the writer today OBJ
tanned an outline of United States policy relating TO
threats of war in Europe and the Far East
First. this government plans to refrain from any
acts or pacts calculated to draw the United States
into a conflict, either in Europe or Asia.
Second WASHINGTON stands by President RooSe-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-30
BAPTIST CHURCH TO
HOLD FAMILY NIGHT
Fill Pew Service to Be Given To-
morrow Night.

The econd Fill a Pew" service OF
the year will be observed at the
First Baptist Church, N. Meridian
and Vermont-sts, at 1870 tomorrow
night.
The entire program will be pre-
sented by members Of the congre-
CATION who take the places Of regu-
lar musicians, soloists and readers
The Rev. Carleton w. Atwater
pastr, will worship with his family
in Their pew, only coming TO the
pulpit to deliver the sermon.
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velt's unofficial warning to Germany
in the lesser arms crisis OF 1888,
namely that by her separate treaty
with America she is as firmly bound
to disarmament as by the Treaty Of
Versailles. But this country has no
intention whatever Of joining any
united front against her to bring
pressure.
Third. if and when the present
crisis blows over. and a new arms
reduction and limitation conference
can be profitably undertaken, the
United States will be there. Ger
many and her neighbors. however,
must first settle their political quar-
relS among themselves.
Fourth, in the event of war or
@f -
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7 II" = -I-"|" y !" N7I-lI- y l'7-'7-
over my own stuff when II appears
In type 50 that 7 can truthfully say
that the column has not gone total
T. unread. Sometimes I shake my
head and mutter. Not so hot" More
often the chore is received with a
shrur and a somewhat cynical conf
men- %. 1T Will suffice" on rarer
and much happier days it is pos
sible 20 scan the end result and eX-
claim. NO matter what you say,
YOU must admit that now and then
the kid is clever
But sometimes months 90 ny
without its being possible for me 70
arrre with this estimate. I've
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The
DAILY WASHINGTON
MERRY-GO-ROUND
: BIZ Drew Pearson and Robert S. Allen

WASHINGTON March Exchange Commission
wv Wall Street
curbd zealousness Every day 1t ignores arC
they called "Sabiizers Also joseph
HoInbower Weeks mas oeen
charge trading before the Senate Investigation Committee
Of Anaconda Copper in violation Oh
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known a whole wear roll along With the jury sun
rr,r and continuing n deliberate upon just verdict
The ordinary defendant is tried Just once but the
r0umnist remains in constant peril. Even Wnen ne
has the good fortune 10 ~e-eive recommendation
f0r mercy he is si on the spot because It VIII SUN
ho rec-s-arv for him within - hours. 20 stick his
head into the moose yet once again.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-30
CITY WINS TRIBUTE IN
FIRE WASTE CONTEST
Receives Honorable Mention in Its
Classification.

Receives Honorable Mention IN us
Classification.
BV Times Special
WASHINGTON. March 30-Hon-
orable mention in the grand award
for all classes of cities was granted
to Indianapolis last night when the
results of the 1894 fire waste con-
test were made public here by the
National Fire Waste Council, which
sponsors the contest annually with
the United States Chamber Of Com
merce.
Winner in indianapolis class
cities of 100000 to 5OO,0OO-was
Providence. R. l.. which also won
the grand award for all classes. Fire
losses in Indianapolis were said to
be the lowest since records have
been kept. indianapolis once won
the grand award
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CITY GIRL IS H0N0RED
Miss Hazel Fisher Wins Stage Role
at Lake Forest College.
By Times Special


LAKE FOREST, Ill, March 30
Miss Hazel Fisher, Indianapolis, has
been chosen 10 play the leading
feminine role in "Skidding," to be
presented by the Lake Forest Col
lege Garrick Players April II and IS.
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TECH PUPILS PUBLISH
LITERARY MAGAZINE

3 Have ManuScriptS IN Second issue
of Siftings.
Thirty seven pupils have manu-
scripts published in the second
number of Siftings, 29-page liter
airy magazine, published by the Eng
lish department at Technical High
School, now in process Of distribu-
ito at the school. A feature of this
issue is the design, printed in green,
both on the inside pages and on the
cover.
The magazine contains different
types of essays short stories and po-
ems. written by the students for
their English classes.
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This f. the last 81 a series Of three
tories on the dust storms which have
ravared the West. their causes and
effects. and what steps are being taken
to remedy the alarming situation.
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AAAG
The Senate Committee, Incl
dentally. has been kept alive
chiefly for the purpose Of check
ing I'D on the SEC in case it
should go over" Wall Street, anc
it begins to look as if the COM
mittee might get busy. e.
The two Harvard men helping
Huey Long are Allen Blackburn
of New York and Philip Johnson
of Cleveland. The latter's aunt,
Mrs. George Pope, endowed the
Avon School for Boys. Both men
attended the swank Hackley
School at Tarrytown-on-the-Hud-
son. are accomplished musicians
and actors. got tired of a life OF
ease and decided TO help Huey
Long share the wealth"
CHARLES A. BEARD. noted
~ historian and blunt-spoken
liberal. is being urged by some of
the Brain TrusterS as an addition
10 the White House secretariat.
They would like to counterbelance
reactionarv Marvin Mcintyre.
What 10 do with Mr.. Mcintyre
has become a problem. There has
been some discussion of pro
noting" him to the diplomatic
service. Chief difficulty is that
this requires a private fortune.
The President will not re-
place his old friend Louey Howe
no matter what his health. But
since 1t is highly unlikely Col.
Howe will ever come back to active
service. a new man may be added
to the White House. Gen.
Hugh JOhnSon's book. The Blue
Eagle" is a vast improvement
over his Saturday Evening Post
articles. which we're severely cut.
Doubleday-D oran. publishers of
book. did not take seriously Don
Richberg's threat Of a libel suit.
Il is whispered in AAA circles that
testv Administrator Chester Davis
and his large publicity staff plan
to wage a vigorous campaign on
realistic news reporting Of their
activities. Everytime story APP
pears in a paper regarding AAA
operations which Mr.. Davis and
his staff disspprove. it is pro
posed to send a protesting letter
10 the editor.
4 ETTERS TO Congressman
l. against the holding corpora
ton bill have decreased from
around four thousand week 10
only A few hundred. Congress
men attribute this TO the Norris
resolution authorizing an inveSti-
CATION OF power company propa-
canda. E. Ficklin Brown, uni
formed policeman who guards the
main entrance Of the Senate. is
20 years Of age. 6 feet 9i2 inches
in height and weighs 305 pounds.
I've never had TO draw my gun
on any one" says Mr.. Brown.
Displaying two huge hands. he
adds. These two things have been
enough. Congressman going
10 the House via the Subway were
startled 10 see two workmen in
duStriouSly Scrubbing the wall
about midway through this pas
sage. Inquiries disclosed that a
zealot had painted a huge lo-foot
Vote for the Bonus" sign on the
wall during the night
II Arkansas beefy Representa-
tive CLAUDE Fuller expected TO win
the plauditS OF Democratic floor
leaders for his attack on the
newly formed Liberal bloc. he was
sorely disappointed. Texas scrap
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II Seems bM
BY
Haywood BROIN

DEAR READER-Today is your birthday whet'
II you know 10 or not. have a gift prepared
you which trust vii be acceptable but want 20
hold 30 over as a pleasant surprise.
However. - should not BE- amiss for me 20 felici-
tste vou on the eve 81 your annual festival. The
relationship % coiumnist 70 his clients IS az best
: re~r,lta- thing Ffe has only the most inadequate
rrsou-rcs Tor a-certaning the number and the mood
OF those kind fox who make his existence possible.
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FIRST METHODIST

Rev. Claude Moser, pastor.
Sunday school at 945 a. M;
l.. X. Geiger, general superlnten-
dent; r.. G. Ransom, teacher MEMS
Bible class; Mrs. ). r. Stokes,
teacher Susannah Wesley Bible
elasS. Mrs. J. D. Randall, teacher
phii&tnsa Bible etass; Mrs. Mabel
Ra,aDhmRn. reacher Young Wo-
mans Bible class: Earl Penny,
teacher Young Mems Bible class.
aEffe60 O'Clock. Morning ser
Nee Sermon by Bishop Edwin
~ MouEon, OF Charlotte. Bishop
Mouz6n viii deliver the annual
sermon TO the graduating class
Of Fassifern School for Girls.
500 y. m. Evening service.
Sermon by pastor. Theme {:
walking With God"
Monday evening AT 2 O'Clock
the monthly meeting Of the board
Of Stewards will be held in the
home of Roy Johnson, Druid
Hills.
"Wednesday evening at 500
O'clock mid-week PRAYER service
will be held in the church hut.
Thursday evening at o'cloes
young peoples meeting will De
held in church hut.
she public is cordially invited
to attend these services OF the
church.
"You are a stranger here onl!
once"
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
SERVICES

,ac;ert and Modern Necrom.
a-cy. Alias MeSmeriSn and HYp-
~oGsr. Denounced, viii be che
SUB .ect af the Lesson-Serron IN
al Churches and Societies OF
Christ. Scientist. an Sunday, June
TIE Golden Text viii be from
psaln-s 22.T When the wicked
sDr.nZ a. me grass, and when
ali me workers az iniquicg dn
flourish. 10 : mat they shall 10
destroyed for ever.
Among he citations when
COMPRISE the lesson-sermOn IS the
following from me Bible NO
weapon that IS formed against
me. hall prosper: and every
y0ngrs that shall T,Se against
yhee n Judgment thou shalt con-
denim. THIS is the heritage OF
.rp servants az the Lord, and
sre.r righteoEsness IS Of ne
am INC ford" Isaiah 54:lO.
The lesson sernOn includes the
following passage from the Chris
ian Science textbook, Science
al! Health with eY 60 The Scrip
...rss." hv Mary Baker EDDY ::
". should become more samIhar
Win rood than with evil, and
,o.a-I aga lnsc false betfefS as
Ga.chHaly as We bar our doors
against the approach o: thieves
and mur4erers. r. mortais would
keen proper ward over mortal
mind the brood Of evils which
infest 10 would be cleared out.
You must control evil thoughts
in the first instance. or they
will control VDg IN the second.
Evil thoughts and aims reach no
than ones belief permits. Evil
farther and IA no more harm
thoughts, lusts. and malicious
purposes cannot 90 forth, like
wandering pollen, from one hu-
man mnid 10 another, finding un-
suspected Judgment, II virtue and
truth build a strong defence.
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PRESBYTERIAN
4 T Wilde, pastnr

Rev. T.. T. Wilds, pastor
Sunday school 9:i5 a. m. Har-
old Flanagan, superintendent
Mems class IN the church house.
Morning worship, II o'clock
sermon subject, The Happy Ac-
rording 20 Jesus" continuing the
series ''Being a Real Christian or
The Quest of JOY"
Evening worship, 800 o'clock.
sermon subject, Gods Prevent
ing Goodness.
Christian Endeavor: Juniors at
2:3O r. VI.
Woman's Auxiliary Executive
Board. Monday. $50 in the
charch house.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 3
o. m. From now on through the
SIMMER the prayer meeting viii
be in the Sunday school auditor
ium instead of the church house
Deacon's monthly meeting. FRI
day. 4 D. M, in the office OF DIR.
X. G.. Sample.
Visitors will receive a Hearty
welcome at all Of the services.
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ENDS ENDS lST week.
~ Children Enrolled; Il
Teachers And Aides
Are On Staff

Tho DAILY Vacation Blole ssn t,,...
Of the First Methodist cn l5l,s lsr rc..,
a. too ,y,T one week Of the .. sHree
No. No. 4 Is expected to be m sesslG ~,
5 Ma y ~ Y 4. Gregory assisted st % ~
W. NJ - psnI English, Mrs. ). " Tar lS
- ,%, Mrs. J. W, Payne, and -, VIZ RS.
rrr-' Alien, together with sixteen Teen
me t+J,,@ teaches or helpers, has oee saa
s a,@t the forenoons OF the past
d st,soil = the work Of the Bible
- The majority OF the %
2 ,Si4F@sn who have enrolled have
ia" record Of perfect attend
a s'ac for the geek. As a whole the
s am are enthusiastic about theif
, Pupl.' Two groups in the Junior
, %o, =. completed then note
sonTs and memory work for the
" rTaok on Thursday and asked for
extra work.
q The h pupils prepared and pre-
san+sd dainty baskets OF Movers
- Mrs, Ida 'Sprecher, Mrs; Sam
e. C:aTren and Miss BsGsie Allen,
refreshments, consisting Of
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GRACE LUTHERAN

~ Church with a Message
Rev. 4. ". lippar7, pastor.
Sunday sen0o,. 9.i1 a. "a; Il.
e.. Brown, superintendent.
Moaning worship and ssrm""
al q o'clock
Luther League, Senior and Ia
ternedlate. at s 80 o. n.
The Daily Vacation bible
School will continue this week,
being held each day except
Saturday. between the hours
Of 0 and II 80.
Mid-Week service "Wednesday
night az 3 o'clock.
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WEEKLY SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
OUR DAY OF WORSHIP
gy HIGHT {. MOORE

euhIue and practical truth IN
rsalms and hymns and spiritual
songs whose sweeCer melody IS
the grace IN your hearts unto
Cod" f3J Les the name Of CHRIST
Ja agBarent and honored IN
q, erything thai is Thought ana
.sa.d O. done. Let every word be
- his hda4r. let ovarT deed be
70 his rl1rv. Let eyerv plan be
r,a,ie ard carried out IN his
,an,e Then the heart VIII be full
If thars.'..nc.s and A5e VIII ne
a paeaa a. praise.
WORSHIP COD
IL Tue Worship. FaLsity here
IS fqIser than anywhere else.
Therefore re rue. ignorance IS
nowhere more deadly than here
Therefore search the Scriptures
and follow directions.
(2} DcslreG worship. God IS
seeking true war-h.pers. Way he
find the spirit Of Worship IN US
81 Direct Worship. without
human Intermediary or slay!Sh
ceremonles or splendid I3rmallLf
we have direct and -nneHiaOe @'
cess 20 God,
81 Individual Worship. Each
soul must Itself draw near the
Mercy-Seat. Worship is as per
aonaI a salvation, as Ind''iH4al
as sustenance, As ao..s2FY a. HiEI"
and death. -,
~ Public Worza.2: "ofsn, p
q independent Of .'cahty' |neJ"-
or holy mount in .amarIa or nHiy
tenote at feru taten.. nut %of.
sinners. should a. eH'ie q" .'''''
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WESLEYAN METHODIST

Sunday school. 9I5 a. m.
Pryaer service at IL a. M,
will take the place Of the regular
preaching serIce. Rev. e. >.
Long. Of Ashevllle will preach at
7 "a o. N.
Beginning Tuesday. June a.
ard cont nuing 10 June rs a re-
viyal service will be held. The
pastor. Rev Lyman l.. Lance Will
do the preaching. The singing
will be in charge Of Prof, ChIids.
of Central, s. G. Everyone -
welcome.
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GROVE STREET GOSPEL

(The Church of the Open Book
Rev. r. G. Mackenzie. pastor.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m, in
charge of Mr.. c. s. Fullbright.
Glasses for all.
Morning service at IL o'clock.
This will be in the form of a
special rededieation service on
the occasion of the redecOration
of the interior of Grove Street
church. The pastor viii bring
special message appropriate for
the, occasion, and the choir viii
render special music. -
Communion service viii follow
the morning service.
During the afternoon the Cos
mel band will be engaged II
preaching the Gospel in many o.
the surrounding communities;
At csc .. m. the Young Pee
Piles society viii meet. "A spe
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the Muzckoz}

cIal MISSIONARY program VIII 9s
gwen. ..
At 7 D. m. me junior society
vii. meet.
At 7a5 p. m, the Prayer Group
vii meet.
At 2 p. m. The evening SerV-
ice.
On Monday evening at 10
O'Clock the elders OF the cHurcH
wI meet IN their usGai business
Session.
On Wednesday evening at
o'clock the usual nid-week pray
or and praise meeting.
On Thursday afternoon at 2:3O
the ladies' Prayer group will
meet.
hearty invitation is extent
81 "a all 20 meet with Us
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CevLca Is Cd

CeyIon Is one OF the oldest settled
araas of the earth. No other I'M
Dertanr subdivision Of Asia has
beeu so long under European iniu-
ence.. The Portuguese controlled IT
for more than century ami hall.
the Dutch for 40 years and since
r-as n has been a British colony.
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FIRST BAPTIST

Rev. Rr0adus F.. Jones, pastor,
Sunday school: w. b.
Sinclair, superintendent.
Sunday School, 9:45 a. m.
Morning worship. IL a. m. ser
mon by pastor on THE Success
ful Failure"
Gas p. NIB. Y. 2. u. and
Story Hour: David T Mashburn,
director
Evening worship 8 p. m. with
sermon by pastor on why /
Am a Church Member"
Special musical numbers have
been arranged as follows:
MORNING -.
Acknowledging Thine Far. "
Himnel
EVENING
Anthem sung by the Choral
Club under the direction Of Mrs.
Chas. Morrow, Jr.
MONDAY
II 90 A. M..--County minis
ters conference will meet in the
Lewis House: $3.50 =. W., circles
of WINS. as follows: Fannie
Heck. with Mrs. T. c. Holtzclaw
lust off Flat Rock drive; Mamie
Bomar, with Mrs. J. w. Farmer
on Fleming street; Lottie Moon,
with Mrs. Harley Shipman on
Maple street: Sarah F.gerton,
with Mrs. r. r. Osborne in Oak
Hill court; Martha Sullenger,
with Mrs RAYMOND Station, 1923
Fifth Ave. w.
TUESDAY
ILL class will meet.
WEDNESDAY
800 +. M., prayer meeting.
! FRIDAY
800 p W.. Workers Council
will meet in the Hollowcll Bible
Class room,
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COLoRED CHURCHES
STAR BETHEL BAPTIST

Rev. G.. ". Levart, minister.
The pastor announces that the
Sunday morning message theme
will be "The Spirits Message to
the church.. And the sermon
subject in the evening worship
will be Walking in White"
Prayer meeting and Bible class
Wednesday night.
Friday night the Blue Ridge
quartet will compete with other
leading uuartets of this section.
Here friends of the Master meet
Him. whom they love and others
who live him.
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sis of the finished work Of tha
LORD, Jesus on the Cross, whelly OF
faith faith and rot Of WORKS. lest 4 -
man should boast
The public is cordially invited1to
meet with US on this special occa-
sion. and on all occasionsTCCOn-
tributedD
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WEST HFNDERSONvILLE
BAPTIST

Yea. corner a. HehrOa and
kaagga streets.
Rev. Henry Mace, pastor
S.aday scano. each sunday a.
70 a m.
l.r,aro.ag first and EhIrt sun
sag. n a. m. and 7 go Q. m.
PRAYER meeting each Thursday
n,zhs a. -.@9 o'clock.
q .fso-s asVays welcome.
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Ths Houxe of Rothscaild

The original name of the Roths-
child. family was Bauer. the foundrr
NJ rhe house being Mayer Alseim
ganer f11E-IS12). He ser mp as
money lender ar the Sign of the Re-.
SnieI:k -CRothsehiIh). Il was from
fhis sign that rhe family took is
name If ROthschild.
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CHURCH OF COO

~ .sf HsnGe~fGnYl.el
Rev I &. F.n.cn, 1sStHF-
Services every "Wednesday a.
7As O'Clock. Young FsHp ? ;
Christian Fndssg.r every Fr'aaY
W, - .. 80, o'clock sGnGag
school 20 a. m. sunday. F'eaca-
ing Sunday a. +. a NJ, ana a.
b "a q N.
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Rev. II. A. Keaton, pastor.
10 a. m.-Junior church SER
vice.
The pastor will preach ut II
a. M, on the subject Of Chat
Other Mile" He will preach at
3 p. m. on the subject "God
Cheer for the Sinner
The public is invited TO attend
all of our services. Come and
bring YOU Friends
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ct. JAMES EPISCOPAL

Man S. a. Ejghso Ave,
Rev James r Burke. rse-Hr-
Sunday after Trinity.
Frday 1890 a. m. service
7 20 a n 1nly communion.
. 20 q. m. Church school.
Il A Morning service an'
,srrGn.
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Ruzsiaa Iccn Mc=s Attire to 1917
Up 70 1911, the worlds MOS
active icon was the holy picture 1r
the Ibericn Virgin in Moscow.
From morning 70 nIfdni- ht each tdr
in coach drawn by SIX horses ard
attended by priests. it made . round
Of visits 70 homes % the sick.