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Evening star., 1937-06-21
HUGHES VOICES
FEAR FOR LIBERTY
1--WE Cannot Proclaim Them
Without Anxiety in Our
Hearts," Says Justice.
~ the Associated Press.

~ ths Associated Press.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., June 2l.-
Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes
today asserted the question facing
society lis no longer one of estab-
fishing democratic institutions but Of
preserving them"
In prepared address before the
annual alumni meeting of Brown Uni
versity, the Chief Justice of the United
States. an alumnus Of the class of
1881. asserted:
The economic dislocations follow
ing the great war have produced con-
dttions, national and international,
which vex the Imagination and con-
fuse the judgment. = We still pro-
claim the old ideals of liberty, but we
cannot voice them without anxiety In
our hearts
The question is no longer one of
triumphing over sectional discords and
unifying the Nation, but whether q
united people. putting forth its great
strength for national ends, will leave
appropriate scope for individual free
dom.
Not Power, but Its Use.
The question is not one of the
adequate power of government de-
signed to keep clear the highways Of
honest endeavor, but how that power
shall be used"
Safe as we may still be in the
present, what Of the look aheai?" he
asked
Are our democratic impulses grow
Ing weaker. and under the pressure Of
economic forces and insidious teach
ings of an alien philosophy will our
democracy be able to survive?"
Warning put no confidence in mere
forms or in institutional arrangements
however astutely contrived in the in
terest OF liberty" the Chief Justice
asserted "the security OF our demo-
cratic institutions is not in existing
constitutional provisions or frame
work OF government, but in the domi-
nant sentiment which maintains
them.
That dominant sentiment" he
said, lis the resultant of many inter-
acting forces, among which is the
outstanding influence of our intel
lectual leaders who have had the
special advantages of our educa-
tional establishments. Our colleges
and universities SOW the seed OF
which the Nation will reap the crop"
Self Restraint Essential"
Declaring freedom of learning and
speech, freedom OF press and assembly
and freedom of conscience the es-
sential buttresses OF democratic in
stitutions," Mr.. Hughes said:
Our first duty is to preserve these
freedoms-of learning, of speech, of
press. Of assembly, of conscience and
to be elert to detect the slightest
attempt. to impair them. But our
confidence will prove illusory, if those
who are foremost in the enjoyment
of these privileges are not keenly
conscious OF their responsibility.
The arch enemies of society" he
said. ARE those who know better but
by indirection, misstatement, under
statement and SANDER, seek to accom-
plish their concealed purposes or to
gain profit Of some sort by misleading
the public.
The antidote for these poisons
must be found in the sincere and
courageous efforts Of those who would
preserve their cherished freedom by
wise and responsible use Of it. Free
dom Of expression gives the essential
democratic opportunity. but self-re-
straint Is the essential civic disci-
pline."
Evening star., 1937-06-21
China Province to Be Explored

The remote and little known in
terror Of semi-tropical Kwangsi prov
ince in South China will be explored
this Summer by national geographic
expedition.
Evening star., 1937-06-21
QUAKE HITS PERU
No Series Damage Done-Several
Houses 1eveled,

Houses Leveled.
LIMA, Peru, June 81 (P.-A pro-
longed earthquake shock was felt
along the western coast of Peru to-
day. No serious damage has been re-
ported.
The quake was felt tn the outskirts
OF Lima at 1913 am. (E. S. to. Tru-
jillo. 300 miles northwest, was reported
as the center Of the tremor. Several
old houses there were said to have
tumbled down.
Chimbote, Cajamarca and Chacha-
poyas, coastal cities, also were shaken
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-15
Scitani " Rusku skonceno.

Ctvrty census v ruske histo-
Ri byl prave zakoncen. Anna
da 100000 scftateld, kterou
kontrolovalo 10000 inspekto-
ri, provedla sc1tanf ma. plose
jedne sestiny sveta. Obyvate-
l1m sovetske Unie pTedlozila
IA otazek v $50 jazyc1ch.
Mezi pTekazkami, proti KITE
rym sc1tatele musili bojovati V
odlehlych castech Unie byly O.
bavy, re tento census ma slou-
ziti k tomu, ably lidem byly
zvyseny dane, dale podezfeni,
re je to pr1prava k mobilisaci
pro novou valku a konecne po-
vera, re je to registrovan1 lid1
pred koncem sveta.
Pr scitanf vyslo ma jevo, re
vzdor vice nez dvacetilete kan
PAM bezboznfk1 proti nabo-
zenstv1 nyn1 nabozensky cit Sc
u lid opet probouzf a re o ma
bozenstvl jest opet vets1 zajem
A to nejen mezi starymi lidmi,
nybrz i mezi mladez1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-15

Policiste severni stanice v So
botu V noel pfekvapili tfi, ktefi
kradli V dome zemreleho OBJ
chodnfka S uhlfm, Henry G..
Won Heine v Roland Park. Diva
zatceni byli. Tretl vyskocil "a
vTenym oknem S vyse 25 stop a
zmizel.
Policisty zavolal James P.
Wilcox, m1stopresident Won
Heine uhelni spolecnosti, jenz
v prazdnem dome zahledl sve-
Ito ma horejsim poschodi. Je-
den re zatcenych byl II a dru-
ny osmnact rokG starry. Prvnfm
Jest Frank Oelke z Dundalk a
druhym Charles Johnson tez z
Dundalk.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-15

V Able, Nebraska, zemrel
krajan Vaclav Rob, kteremu
neschazelo mnoho do SO rokI.
R1zena Rosicka We sve knize
"Dejiny CechG v Nebrasce",
vydane roku 1928 v Omaze,
napsala o mem, re jest jednfm
81 mala pravych pionyrG ma
zivu."
Zesnuly Sc narodil v Utecho-
vickach ma Pelhrimovsku V Ia
borskem kraji v Cechach. Jake
vojfn slouzil v rakouske arma-
de a prodelal prusko-rakou-
skou valku roku 1866, kdy ra-
kouska armada byla u Hradce
Kralove porazena.
Pc krachu ma v1denske bur-
Sc roku 1878, kdy deprese sti-
hla cele Rakousko, mezi jiny-
mi k ceste do Ameriky Sc roz-
hodl i Vaclav Rob.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-15
Spolkovy vsstnik.

= Oznamuje Sc zastupc1m
Statni Rady K. D., re Sc Dude
odbyvat rocnf schGze v patek,
Is. ledna V 8 hodin vecer do
lejS1 skoln1 mfstnosti. Kazdy
zastupce ma byt pTitomen.
Mat. Hlavac, predseda
Vaclav Hawk, tajemnik.
= Oznamuje Sc clenGm spoil
ku sv. Vojtecha re Sc Dude Cd
byvat tf1ctvrtrocnf sch1ze prf-
st1 nedeli, dine II. ledna urcite
We 2 hodiny odpoledne. Kazdy
Glen ma byti prftomen.
Vaclav Kozlovsky, predseda
Josef F. Viktor, tajemnfk.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-15

Frank Mazaro byl podivnym
lupicem. Mel platit 81 splat-
ky ma nabytek, ponevadz mu
obchodnlk v ST. Paul, Mime
sofa, hrozil, re mt je vezme.
Rozhodl Sc k penezGm 81 pomo
ci. Cd pratel 81 vyp1jcil reza-
w revolver a vessel do klobouc-
nickeho obchodu Wormsera,
kde nam1ril revolver ma mana
gera a porucil mt dat penfze.
Manazer vytahl z registru ne
co pres 500 a podaval je ban
ditovi, ktery rekl, re potrebu-
je jen $40, porucil je odpocita-
ii a S namfrenym revolverem
vyrazil z obchodu. Byl by uni
XII, ale We dver1ch vypalil ranu
pro postrach, ably nebyl pro-
nasledovan. Vystfel zaslechl
policista, ktery jej pc kratke
homie zatkl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-15
Herben zemrel.

Ma Stedry den, v Bor1vkove
sanatoriu v Praze zemrel DR..
Jan Herben, cesky spisovatel a
politik We veku 70 rokn.
Herben jiz delSf dobu trp6l
cukrovkou. Narodil Sc 7. kvet-
ma 1857 V Brumovicich ma jiz-
nj Morave. Jeho otec byl nej-
prve panskym sluzebn1kem,
casem 81 vsak rodina usetTila
ma malou usedlost. Studoval
ma ceskem gymnasiu v Brine,
kde tez nekolik rok6 ztravil v
chlapeckem biskupskem semi
mari. Mel byti knezem, z ce-
hoz seSlo. Doktoratu filosofie
dosahl ma universite v Praze.
Pc dosazenf doktoratu p1so-
bill DIR. Herben kratky cas- Ma
rodn1ch Listech, pax zalozil
vlastnf ctrnactidenlk, pozd6ji
tyden1k Gas. Jake redaktor
"Casu" sblfzil sc S T. G.. Masa-
rykem a jeho politickym sme-
rem realistickym. Cd roku
1900 byl "Cas" denlkem a Wy
chazel az do srpna r. 1915, kdy
byl z~astaven rakouskou polici1.
Kdyz byl "Cas" Ia valky "a
staven, vydaval DIR. Herben be-
letristicky tyden1k "Novinu",
koncem valky pax byl redak-
torem "Narodnich List1". Byl
take vyznacnym clenem revo-
lucnf Maize a Narodnfho vybo-
ru, pc prevratu clenem revoluc
n1ho Narodn1ho shromazden1.
Do roku 1925 byl senatorem "a
stranu narodne demokratickou
ale toho roku z nj vystoupil a
preset pozdeji do narodnf
strany prace a pc jejfm rozcho
du do strany csl. narodnlch So
cialistG. Ia nj byl clenem
zemskeho zastupitelstva.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-15
CLIFF OLSON a KIRILENKO
KOVERLY a SLEDGE " hlav-
mich krfzkovych zapasech
priSti tvden.

Pristf Gtery, 10. ledna We
dvou hlavnich kfizkovych "a
pasech poTadanych Carlins
Park Cliff Olson utka sc S Kiri-
lenko a Koverly zapasiti Dude
Sc Sledge.
V nasledujicich 3 zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb jednu porazku 1cinkujf:
Hardy Kruscamp VS.. Coffield
Sparks VS.. Wright; McDougal
VS.. Goldberg.
Vstupne jest: 40c, $1.1O a
$1.65. Zeny V prGvodu muze
mali vstup volny!
Minute 1terye v hlavnim "a
pase Dean Detton p~orazil Able
Coleman We 25 minutach.
Hardy Kruzcamp porazil
George Mcleod Is minutach.
DR.. Len Hall porazil Tiny
Morgana We IA minutach.
Bill Sledge zdolal Eli Ffs-
chera v II minutach.
Ccotty McDougal porazil
Ted Keye FL minutach.
Zapas mezi Nick Serio a Sam
Liberto pc Is minutovem krfz-
kovanf prohlasen byl "a neroz-
hodnuty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-15
Prodei obiIi do ciziny.

We schulz Sprawl rady Obil-
nj spolecnosti Praze oznamil
predseda DIR. Felerabena Poole
zpravy "P. To-, re bilnimu mo-
nopolu Sc podafilo jiz prodati
5,813 vagon1 psenice do ciziny
a re z tohoto mnozstv1 1892
vagony jiz byly skutecne wye
zeny. 1900 vagonG koupila
Italie, 1860 vagonI bylo wye
zeno pres Hamburk, ostatnl
pripada ma Nemecko, (nejvetsl
cast, jadnak ma mens1 vyvoz
do rdznych zemf. Nabldka Jec-
meme pry Sc zlepsila tax, re
pravdepodobne Sc obejdeme
bez dovozu. S zitem yystacl-
me.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-15
PTedbGzne oznameni zabav.

- Zasterkovou zabavu po-
Tadati Dude Jednota Ceskych
Dam V Curtis Bay v sobotu, 16.
ledna V Sokolovne. Zacatek V
$3.50 vecer.
= Prvnf vyrocnf tanecn1 "a
bavu zvanou Roosevelt Birth
day Dance juspoTada Slovak
Democratic Klub v sobotu, 80.
ledna We sve klubovnf m1stnos-
ii ma Eastern a Oriole AYES.
Slovacka hudba Dude 1cinko-
vat.
= Krouzek Slovenskeho Do
mu sehraje divadlo maven
"Slovenska Sirota'', v nedeli,
81. ledna O 8. iodine vecer V
SIM Osady sv. Vaclavske ma
Collington Avenue.
= Rieger Klub usporada
tax zvany Barn a Cabaret
Dance" V pond6li, 1. 1nora V
Katolicke Budov6 ,roh Madicon
a Duncan ulic.
= Masopustn1 veceTi uspo-
Tadajf Zeny osady sv. Vaclav-
sk6 2. a 3. 1nora. Zacatek V 6
hodin vecer.
= Fasinkovou tanecnf zaba-
WI V narodnfch krojfch uspo-
Tada Slovensky Dim V pondel1,
8. 1nora V Katolicke budove,
Madison a Duncan ulic. Zaca-
tex V 1880 vecer.
= SibTinky poTadany budou
Sokolskou Jednotou Blesk v
pondel1, dine 8. 1nora 1887.
= Ma ukoncenf Masopustu
sehraje Ochotnicky Spolek O.
sadly sv. Vaclavske divadlo ma
zvem "Tulack6 dobrodruzstvf''
V nedeli, Z. 1nora V SIM sv.
Vaclavske ma Collington Ave.
Zacatek We $3.50 odpoledne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-15

V Council Bluffs, Ia, Martin
(Farmer) Burns, nejstarsl z a.
merickych zapasnfkG We vol
mem stylu, zemrel v domove
sve dcery. Dne Is. 1nora mi
nuleho roku bylo mu 76 let.
Byl championem tezke vahy
cd r. 1895 do 1898. Vyhral
championat porazkou Strangle
ra Lewise v Chicago a ztratil
no, kdyz byl porazen Tomem
Jenkinsem. Objevil Franka
Gotche, ktery pod jeho vede-
MIN stal Sc nepremozitelnym
championem sveta. Podnikl
5000 zapas1 a byl pouze sest-
krate porazen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-15

Leon Trocky, vypuzeny rus
ky bolsevik, prijel Sc svou man
zelkou do Mesta Mexika.
V rozmluve s novinari, Troc-
ky rekl, re Poole jeho mfn6nf
je rs procent moznost valky v
Europe. Dale pravil, re Mexi-
ko niue byti jisto, re neporusf
%podmfnky, "a kterych mu tam
byl povolen 1tulek. Temito
podminkami je "absolutnf ne
vmesovani sc do mexickych "a
lezitostf, a vzdanf Sc cinnosti
jez by mohla ohroziti pratel-
sky vztah Mexika k jinym ma
rodHm."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-15
Csl. milionari bez srdce.

Pr vsech dobrocinnych ak
clch Sc ukazuje, re chud1 mali
sp1s soucitne srdce a dovedou
ozelet i potfebnou korunu a
dali j jeste chudsfm, nez Tide
ZamOznl.
V Uherskem Hradisti, v nej-
zamoznejs1m meste ma Slovac-
ku, kde je Is millionaire, bylo
vybrano pod vanocnfm stro-
mem pfi slavnosti pouhych $50
Kc. Naproti tomu v daleko
chudsfch Napajedlech bylo W.
brano trikrat tolik.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-15
Amerlcti dobrovolnici
yaroyani

Statnl department We Wash
ingtonu vydal We stredu vystra-
hu, re dobrovolnfci jedoucf do
Spaniel, ably Sc tam zdcastnili
boj1, potrestani budou odej-
muffin obcanskeho prava.
Z Barcelony We ~Spanelsku
generalni konsul, Mahlon F.
Perkins, oznamil Washington
ske Wade, re 76 Americana
projelo skrze Barcelona, ably Sc
spojili S bojujfcf stranou,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-15
General Motors svolily ku POI
rade s automobilovou uni.

We stredu oznameno bylo, re
1rednici General Motors svoli-
ly ku porade s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
uniovymi zT1zenci tento ctvr-,
tex. Ma porade jednano byti
ma O podmfnkach ku zakonce-
nj stavky, jez vypukla 8. listo-
padu v Atlanta a odtud rozsl-
Fila Sc tax, re il dotceno 81 "a
vod1 General Motors.
Ma pocatku stavky odeprely
1Tady General Motors vyjedna
vati s uniovym delnictvem a
staly ma tom, ably v kazdem "a
vodu vyjednavano bylo odde-
lene Cd ostatn1ch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-15

grarnici sc mu nel1bl. R1ka:
"Sotva jim trochu otrnulo a
strach z liskovky pominul, uz
oplaceji chudym totez, co je-
jich dedove tax tezce snaSeli:''
Pr loucen1 mu pTejeme cele
stoleti veku. Ten mavl rukou
a pravil: tx praci nejsem, TAX
co Sc mnou?" A zestarle srd-
&c Sc diva S otevTenymi 1sty ma
haluze a vetve sveho rodu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-15
Usrnrcen vlakem.

Pr sbfran1 uhlf zabit byl v
sobotu osobnfm vlakem Penn
sylvanske drahy asi 60lety
muz, jenz pc usmrceni ztotoz-
men byti nemohl. Usmrcen byl
vlakem jedoucfm z Washing
tonu do Baltimore. V okolf
Harlem avenue znam byl jake
muz, jenz pravidelne sbfral u
hi podel zeleznicnfch kolejf.
Usmrceny byl cernochem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-15
Divka " cele banditI.

V New Yorku obvinena by
Ia jako nacelnice handy 10 Diet
skych lupic1 11leta Gloria Da-
more, ktera Sc obleka do CHA
peckych sat1. Policie dopadla
devce a jejiho 8leteho bratra,
kdyz sc vloupali do bytu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-15
Zastrelena ma ulici.

% rokG stara cernoska "a
strelena byla v pondelf, kdyz
Sla v 1900 blocku E.. Chase uli-
ce. Nolu Hughes re 100 bio
ku E. Chase ulice, zastrelil, jak
udal jejl prdvodce, Roxie Cox,
jiny cernoch, jenz vbehl do ce-
sly jdouc1m str1leje z revolve-
ru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-15
Ma tri roxy do kaznice.

Usvedceny cernoch z krade-
re tobolky, Horace James,, Cd
souzen byl V pondelf ma tTi ro-
ky do vezen1. Tobolku sc $3.50
ukradl Article Trabert ma Lii
berry nedaleko Saratoga ulice
18. prosince.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-15
Nemocny "
sebevrahem.

Onemocnely, 27 rokd starry
Charles Willard, jenz byl v
Eudowood sanatoriu u Towson
cd kvetna 1882, usmrtil Sc brit
YOU, ktery pTerezal 81 lilly v
zapest1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-15
Proc nemohl ma inauguraci.

V Rockford, ILL.,, statnf sena-
tor Charles Baker uvedomil
verejnost, re jeho ~nepfftomnost
ma inauguraci guv. Hornera We
Springfield, nemela politicke
pohnutky. Musil zGstati donna
S pohmozdenou nohou, kdyz
byl kopnut kravou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-15

Mrs. Coolidge dostane pensi.
Rocnl pense v obnosu $4,000
byla povolena Mrs. Grace Coo
lidge, vdove byv. presidenta, V
pfedloze schvalene.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-15
Dopadeni.

V Minneapolis, Mimi, osm
padelatel1, kter1 We dvou ty-
dnech osidili obchodnfky O
$1,000 byli schytani.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-31
Washington Merry-Co-Romd Honor Roll For 1857
Drew Pearson and Robert S. Allen have nominated for tho Washington Merry Honor Roll for 1es7 tho following;

Guardla Because he rose from immigrant family second important political hure e United best tho history New of ana wa opposition tho Democratic Party end the ukwaf support of tho Republicans.
 THE WAsHNGTTON DIPLOMAT THE YEARowado Aranha Be- Brazil to D. when hs could nave Indefinitely country to face or worse
 Fasm and for greater political freedom TOT the sFaan people.
 THE CABINET MEMBERS YEAR-Jamss Farley and Harold although dIamcay opposite politics and temperament both addition taken lot Of Kicking from e ro complained heaviest Farley to do the political patching Ickeg to do the political meat-axing'
 MOST EFFECTIVE ROOSEVELT OPPONENT THE YEAR Charles tho marketp ne
 other individual Killed tho supreme Court bi.
 YEAR-AK M Landon Because having been defeated for the Presidency ho took the Ad mnaon opposition healthy and supported wn ne s country shoMd before party
 YEAREeano Roosevelt Not because she tho Lady despite that position she remains herself na respect peope ha written of the fFankest and documents of the year.
 tcsvyhUht M
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-31
CHURCH NEWS-LOca Services
Second Church Loses
 Many Members In '37
Group to Attend Union Rites at First Baptist Parish
 Sunday-AIpha Nu Sorority COnvenes Wednesday

Evening department membership supper and annual meeting ln Day. enpoFt hall. 6 ?. m.--Alpha Omega fraternity,
 Wednesday, January B--e:S0 Q, m. Surgical dressings, ap. El,--church Ald sewing meeting followed by annual meeting and tea, D. m.-- Second church Knights. S;SO ?. m, Sea Scouts. Q D, m.-Alpha Nu sorority.
 Thursday, January e.-a:S0 p, m.-- Week.dey school of religion, ( ?. m, Wolf Cubs, 2 D. Ela,.-PlrAtes, Q D. m.--Enldsweek service in the chapel.
 Friday, January 7--4 D, ,m.-Junlor ohair rehearsal. 7:S0 D. m.--sonior choir rehearsal, V;S0 ?. m.-Doy Scouts, troop 2. 0p, m.-Clvlo The. atre woFkshlp play and meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-31
ny VIM, GTLRoY, D.D.

LoesonS for the ilrst Slx months Of 1888 arc oil taken from tho 0os. pol Of Mark, Tho first lesson, which ls somewhat In tho nature of an in- troduetion, is taken from about tho middle of tho book; then we 70. turn to the first chapter to 90 through the book from lesson to lesson,
 The general title of those lessons is "The Gospel Of Service" and thS introductory lesson has to do with the spirit of tho Christian disciple, and with the nature and privilege Of service following tho example es Jesus Himself,
 Primary in oil moral life and espe. elally in Christian living b tho mat. tor of motive. There are many Fuls Ing motives in life. There is the motive of gain, or Of self.inteFese, which may be very low and serdid, or which may be more refined and enlightened,
 There is the motive Of tho love Of place or Of fame; there iS the motive Of the love of power; ana there are many other motives which consciously, or automatically, may influence men in their thoughts and aetienB,
 In our lesson, by way Of contrast with the Christian motive and te bring out strongly tho reality ef Christian service, we have two sehs of an ambitious mother, who request that the positions of honor and pro. ferment, when Jesus comes in HIS Kingdom, may Do given te them,
 They have not FealiSed tho gpirlt. ual mission Of Jesus, and thihklhg chiefly of Q kingdom which they as. sume Jesus b going to establish as the Messiah, their request s thAt ono should Bit on His right hand end tho other on KA left hand when He assumes the throne,
 Jesus reminds them that they .ae not know what they ask, TO in' qulres whether they are willing to drink Of the cup that no dFihkS, end be baptized with the baptism that He b baptized with, appaf. ently having iR mind the pefgeeu' ton and ultimately tho erueihxion that await Him.
 But James and John, the 30. called Sons of Thunder, are insist. ont. They declare that they are able and willing to assume oil the figefs of the Kingdom. Jesus accepts thelf declaration Of ability and loyaltyi but He assures them that the places
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-31
Weekly Sunday School Lesson--- THE GOSPEL OF SERVICE
The Gospel of Marks Prsview Tsxts Mark aessS.AS

that they ask arc not His to give,
 Naturally, the 10 other disciples, when they heard of thls effort 0E James end John to secure the fore. most places, were very indignant And it is to thls indignant company of disciples that Jesus declares the lew of Ills Kingdom,
 It ts 6 kingdom of love and right. eousness very different from tho kingdoms of the world, In the king. donHs of tho world, those who lord it over others arc called great onsss but there B Q Gifferent standard ih the Kingdom of Christ. There, greatnesS N measured by the extent Eo which one hos given hs lie 70 the rule of love, and become Q mn" isterlng servant to hb tellowmen.
 aWhosoever will be first among you," says Jesus, shall Do the sef-
 Thls plain end simple teaching Jesus enforees concerning His own llse. He b not asking ether men to assume Q way Of lie ana guy that FIe Himself hos not undestaKeh,, Rather, He sets Ills own llse ana puFpese ca the example,
 "iRoF tho Son of man also came not to Do minlstered unto, put 70 minister, and te give HIS llse Q run. som for many"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-31

The Second Congregational church mourns the passing of many Of its faithful members during the year now near lts end. lt remembers the fAlthfulnoss and devotion with grAto. fui thanks and asks tho pleasing og 0od upon them oil In days Co come.
 The places made vacant by their departure lay upon the shoulders Of members, old and new, added re. anonslblllty and obligation. The march og the church pPogreas must continue ln tholr absence, but their memory shall be oherBhod ever. more.
 The deceased members follow. Adolph ], gtorR died January 2, iO37, member for ei years; Mrs. Mary Mckinley Say, died January i0, io37, member for 90 years; Miss Caroline strong, died February c, iO37, member for a years: Miss Nellie Louise Barker, died February iG, 1897, member for six years; off. ford D. Hiekox, died February 26, ios7,, member for q years; Mrs. Gertrude Q. Parker, died April a, ie37, member 10 years; Mrs, Rebeos co L, Robertson, died April 30, le37, member for 2b years; John Robert Snyder, died May 10, io37, member for 70 years: Mrs. Lillian ], Rob. erts, died May i9, 1887, member for 70 years; Mrs. Marjorie Abbott Thowloss, died May 24, ie57, member for 20 years; Mrs. Alice Sharp Case, died May a, io37, member for 0l years; Mrs. Bertha Augusta 0Fohs, died June l, io37, member for @ years; Mrs. Jane c. Murray, died June Il, 1887, member for 70 years; Mrs. Alice D. Pierce, died July 24, iO3T, member for i2 years; Mrs. Alice M. Valentine, died August il, io37, member for 70 years; Miss Fannie BaFtFAm, died october 3, f037, member for 37 years; Miss Clara B. Bidwell, died November 10, 1897, member for 27 years,
 The calendar of events at tho Second church next week follows.
 Sunday, January 2--i0;30 Q, m.-- department, nursery school. ia m-- Communion service, klndergarten church school, Davenport Bible class, Sunday Noon club, 6 3. Efl,-- Pilgrim Feliowship. 7i30 D. m.- union service ct First Baptist ehFueh,
 Monday, January 9-4 p, Ea,-oirl Scouts, troop 3, . 3. Iii,-orusadeFs,
 Tuesday, janaury 4-0i90 3. m,-