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NEW BRITAIN DAILY- HfcRALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1921.
WEEK'S PROGRAM IN THE LOCAL CHURCHES
Take First Steps Towards
United Church Of Canada
11
DR. MARONEY TO
ADDRESS E. B. C.
Atlantic City Heal Expert Ex
pected to Draw Large Crowd
Religious Activities and Where to Worship
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' a'larrli 1 lii'ir.-iac to 'It.iS'Mlt
tnl'i-i- l'l may ntain lis
at '':i a I prnpi r'y. If a rn'l1
11 1 rs otcanl.a a now clinrah
el 1 ha property Of t!lc llllit''ll
llnplbt C'liurt'lirs 1 mcnt at (:3t . m. rrlnmry, jun-
I lor. Iiitormcilnte Hud sitnlor depart
I'li j't j tniMiis at l;'; I'i. Morning worship at
Morning worship ut 10:15 o'clock. 1 10:45 o'rlork". Sfrnion, "Clirlstlnn
Sermon by IIv. p. v. Wolfi ivlcn of Ity ami Wornhln." A'l'lresa to J1111-
meet-
I'.rhtnl. nihle ohool an.)
class's at 12:10. U. V. P. l,
int at 7 p. ni.
Morniay 7 p. ni Poy SroutM.
Tiiurj.liiy 4 p. in., City MImIoii
v'lirlMmas entcrtnliimrnt. MKI-weck
service at 7:45 p. m.
ailnlt lorn, "Shine Imlrio." Km'iiIiir erv.
The
i:i
-bB thn general amMy of tii
Prechyterian clitireh iippoin'e.J a
committee to confer with oilier
evangelical churches iookirs to
ward consolklatio'i. Nira t-a n yrnrsi
later a deinnte plan v. as drawn up,
ubmitted find appro-' I. l'.al the ;
llerniHti
Surnl h 9 : 3 11 . 111., Siiniiay ncliool.
I":"" a. 111., nervlce In KngllBh. T : S 0
p. m., nervlce in Gerniaii.
Monday evening meeting of the
1'riwcllla club In the parsonage.
Wednesday evening meeting of the
Hoys' club.
Thursday 4 p. m religious In
st nut Ion hour. S p. m
niertliig In German.
Ice at 7:15. Motion picture,
Money Moti'ter."
Italian Mission Morning worship
ut 10 45 o'clock. Sunday nchool at
It p. 111., Community houae, Hunter
toad. Hveplng aerilcfi al South
church at 7: SO,
Afsyrinu wcTrship at '.VHti p. in,
Tuesday 1:15 p. 111.. united week,
day church school, grades four and
five. 7:3ft p. m meeting of Hoy
Scouts. Troop 5.
Wednesday 4:15 p. m united
eck-dny church school, grades six
and seen. 7:1.' p. m., weekly prnc
tiee of the Junior Prnthcrhood bns-
prnycr ' ketball team.
i Thursday 4 p.
menu of the church school. From
2 to 6 p. ni., Kvcry Member Can
vass by the men In the homea of the
parish. Supper at 6 p. pi. for the
JCvery Member canvassers,. Jleporta
Mill be given by the men,
Monday 7:30 p. m., meeting of
j I ho Hoy Scouts.
Swedish Lfvtlmny
Sunday !:30 a. m.. Sunday whonl.
Morning worship at 10:45 o'clock.
; Seriiion by the pastor, "Messengers
i nf the Advent." Young people's
meeting with special program at
1:30 p. 111. Kienlng service at 7:"0
ocloek
ship."
Thursday
; "rl.'i p. in.
niander of Stanley Teat O. A. R. will
speak.
Trnynr and claaa meeting Friday
en ning.
sermon. "Spiritual Steward-
Mid-week service at
Uirlstlan Srlrnrc
Sunday aprvice at 10:45 a. m. Sub
ject, "God th Preacrver of Man,"
Sunday school at !:4S 1. m,
Wednesday evening meeting at I
o'clock,
The reading room Hoom 604.
National bank building la open to
the public dally from 13 noon until
4 o'clock except Sundays and holt-
days.
in..
wei k-day
I'riday evening Hoy Scout.
o'clock.
; church school for Italian primary
i children. 7:30 p. ni., meeting of
Kllm (Swedish) 'teachers and officers of the etemen-
Suiiday school !:4S a. m. Morn- tary departments of t lie church
ms service at 11 o'clock. Srnion Viy school to complete Christmas plans,
the pastor. Evening service, at 7 : 7:30 p. ni.. weekly song service of
i the Assyrian mission,
j Friday 1:15 p. m meeting of
I Girl Smuts. ft:3u p. m., weekly
i practice of the rltle club. 7: SO p. m.,
weekly motion picture entertainment
Si)inlay--1 a. m.. church fchool. uniW the auspices or the t.rotner
11 o'clock, morning worship. Pr. ! lined. 1'eature. Mary Pickford 'r
Kria st M. Halllday of New York will "Suds"; also a Will P.eger f-irnedy.
he the speaker. 11:15 p. m.. Men's
Pilhie class. 5:30 p. m. Voung Teo- j Stanley Memorial
pie's society. ' Sunday 10 a. in.. Senior and In-
lish class termeillnte departments of the
for Armenian" women. 4:15 p.
Junior Missionary society.
Coiiirrcrjntlnnal ( biirchi's
First
l.iillicriin f'lmrclipe
SI.. Matthew's
Service In Kngllsh at 5:45 a. m.:
in German at 10:45 a. m. Subject of
sermon. "Th Voice Crying in the
Wilderness." Sunday school follow,
log each service In the respective
language. Monthly business meet
ing at 3 p. m.
Mid-week Advent servlce.'Wcdnea
alay fit 7:45 p. m.
Walther kague. Friday evening.
neforniatlnn
Third Sunday In Advent.
10 a. m. si rvlces. 11:15 a. m.
Sunday school. Choir n-heaif al, r'"
day evening.
Thursday " p. m
Vk- class.. 4:30 p.
Scouts will meet.
l''riday 7:30 p.
Scouts will meet.
Armenian Ki
rn., the Girl
the Boy
Jt! . t . MACKINNON
nit. ,i vmi.s s.m vi hi:
war rli layr. proceedings and it was
not until this year that an enabling
act could lie paid.
The ri.'fisons' tor the union are
broadly givon as foi:w:
To eliminate wi till duplica
tion i" mission fields at homo and
abroad.
To eliminate tlie strife 8t d dis
aenfioas between sens of the
Christian church which converts
church wji be allotted thf-rn. As a
p neral rule all property will go with
il.s parent church into the union.
A commission, consist inj of three
members from the unitr-d church
and three from n conference of
non-concurring conprecations and
six more chosen by tlvin both, will
.-it within nine month from June 10
to d- K-rinitie what shure of the
prp-Tty shall he retained by non
concarriiiff conprf uations.
The rrhuiv" strength of the three
unitin? churches, aceordins to the
liminion census of 1021. follows:
Total membership fen gregation
al. 30,57-1; Methodist, 1. US, 744:
Presbyterian, l.dOS.Sl 3.
Church ni-niliership Ccngrega
tionai, i:.72; Methoditst. 4fiT.:61;
Presbyterian. SfiJ.Mft.
Sunday scliool membership Con
c u-.l' icn'nt. 11.13J: M-'hodist. 470,.
'ml: Preshytr ria n. H f 2 . -J 4 1" .
la.aatietis 1 1 1;3 Congregational,
Methodist. TZ.W.HS:
pt-. --l.yti rial, $;i.l S7,r,12.
Pre. pen y value Congregational.
j,l:.,i.(.: Method!, $57, 77,1. "10;
Presbyterian. 54.2BS.074.
Three nf t'ae leaders in the nation
al church movement are Dr. James
Smyth", prim-ipo'. Wvsleyan col
lege, Mantia-ai: He v. .1. V. G. Ward,
l-astor, llnianuel Congregational
d. '!;':. Moptreal. and P.ev. C.
MaiKii.tien. priaripa', I'resl.yterian
coeege. Montreal.
Church
South
school. Italian
depart-
church school. 10:45 o'clock, morn-
lng worship and sermon by the pns
I tor. "God's Fellow Workers." The
i men of the church will be special
, giir.ua. and at the conclusion of the
' sermon will be commissioned to the
1 work of the. "Kvery Member Cnn
'vass" with a few words and prayer
j offered by the pastor. 12 in., jun
lior, primary and lieginner's depart-i
Mrlhixlist t'liuri'hps
A. M. K. Zion
Preaching by the pastor at S : 4 a a.
m. "If Our Gospel is Hidden It Is;
Hidden to .Those That Are l.pst."
Sunday school at 12:."o. Christian
llndeavor at G:30 p. m. I
At 7:15 p. m. the chotr will give!
a musical program at which time
William 11. Streetcr. past com- i
. Xondcnonilnatlonal (
Teople'a
10:45 a. m "the Faith of -Our
Fathers." 1 2noon. Sunday school
session. 6 p. m., Young Teople's
meeting, led by ttussell Fowler. 7
p. m., "An l'ntiirned Cake."
Tuesday. 7:45 p. m.. Bible class..
Thursday 4 p. m Christmas ex
ercises for the children. 7:45 p. m.
church prayer meeting.
Friday, 7:45 p. m., choir rehear
sal. Knimanuel Gospel
Sunday 10 a. m., prayer and
praise service. 10:45 a,, m., preach
ing, topic. "The Purposes of the
Incarnation." 15:15 p. in.. Sunday
school. 5:45 p. m.. Young People's
meeting. 7 o'clock, evening service,
preaching by P.ev. Sellara V,. Taylor.
Thursday 7:45 p. m.. mid-week
prayer meeting.
St, Marh's Episcopal
Third Sunday In Advent.
7:30 a. m holy communion. f:30
n. m.. church srjiool. 11 o'clock,
morning prayer and sermon. 7:30
o'clock, evening firaycr and address.
Wednesday 9:30 a. m., holy com
munion and intercessions.
Dr. Frederick A. Marony, direc
tor of health education In th pub
He schools of Atlantio City. N. J.,
will apeak to liveryman's Hible clawi
tomorrow morning The meeting
will open at t o'clock and thero tll
be apeclnl music by (ha o'.Tra.
rr. Maroney la one of the leaders
In health education In tho country
and Is known as one of America's
leading speakers. Tho Hlble class
has extended an Invitation to all
civic clubs. Chamber of Commerce
and professional men as well as edu
cators to be present, Pr. Maronej
recently spoke at a conference of
educators In Connecticut and his
talk occasioned much comment.
PICTURE SHOWS EFFECT
OF EXCESSIVE WEALTH
Mmle At the South Congrcgal ionaJJ
t'huroh Present DeuMrojIng laffcct
of Wealth In Graphic Fashion.
Sir
Religious Items
f;nv. A. C. Theodore Steege
spnd Tuesday in New York
church business.
will
on
Hev. J. I'merson Ford of the Yale
divinity school will speak at the
servjee in Trinity M. K. church fo
niorruw evening. Miss Alice Sulli
van will sing.
REGARDED A3
GREATEST-LEADER
(Continued From First Page)
Itev.
existence there were aO.fniii mem
bers. In 1117 there were 3.000, con.
In this time the eight-hour day
had become prevalent find was in a
fair way lo become universal, the
K. M. Halllday of New York condition of the working man had
will speak at the First Congrega
tional church tomorrow.
The Kvery .Member canvass starts
at the Stanley Memorial church tomorrow.
The i.'jiy Mission Christmas enter
tainment will be held at the First.
Bnptisr church on Thursday after
noon a.t 4 o'clock.
William F. Streetcr. past com
mander of Stanley Post. G. A. K.,
will sp'ak i't a special entertainment
at the A. M. E. Zion church tomor
row evening.
SPECIAL MEETING CALLED
STANLEY MEMORIAL CHURCH
M!MLY tO:1f ti. in. Morning wriire ami itermoil Ii Ihr pastnr
(.(ii) iKi.iinv vtoi:iKHs"
t-0 p. m. KM IIV VILVtlll WVV
uTIip l.iltie ( huri-h with the His 11 t'l'-enie." ( erne nut! --cp!
I lim ( bnrch Congregation to Ills-
cuss IToblcni of Engaging
Mlnitcr Monday Evening.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Hible School 12:10
Wolfenden. Bristol
Morning 10:4")
Sermon by Rev. 1 F
Music:
"He Shall Feed Hi Mock" ' Buck
: -Behold, I Bring You Glad Tidings" Fell
,'eople's Society, 7 o'clock.
-Miss Charlotte What nail.
(it Mr. A. (ileaves. Violins Messrs,
Agnelio and George We.-terman. Piano Mr.
Johnson.
A fp'cia' business meeting of the
congregation of the Film Swedishh
P.aptist church has been culled for
Monday evening, at which time ac
tion wi'l be taken on the existing
'vacancy in me pasioraie vi
1 church.
The meiriN rs of the church are
, rontemvlaMng calling Rev. Axel I.
Peterson, pastor of the Swedish
beep raised in standard more than
K'O per cent. The cau.se of labor
had come to be looked upon as a
righteous guard against Intolerable
conditions rather than the wild
rantincs of anarchists.
Because of his genius for leader
ship and of his tremendous influ
ence for the betterment of the con
dition of the wnrkingmen. capl'a'is
tic Interests are said to have tried
many times to buy Gompers off. It
is a matter of record that certain
financial institution off' red him a
life job at $-15,000 ft year twenty
time Ms salary at that time.
It was rot until 1!M7 that Goin
persprang into world prominence.
America entere-d the war. Gompers
had beep parifistlo up to the- begin
ning of that year. The- federation
reflected his attitude, There were
strongly pro-German and anti-Tar
international unions within the or
ganization uniors which. If tv-y
had eycrted their etrength, might
have crippled America's war ao-tl-.i-tie.s.
Wln Support For War
Tn a conference room in Wasl.p g
ton, in March. IC'l". Gompers won
one of the greatest battles of his li'e.
In a secret meeting of chiefs of the
Htf- j gre-at unions Campers put the pro
position of supporting the eountry in
the war. already inevitable, up to his
colleagues. He put the situation
setuarelv: Either they vvefd pledge
Now
I were made to oust the head nf the
fi deration.
Gompers faced a tremendous task
! in attempting to hold in cheek these
- many diverse results of post-war un
rest. Since its formation, the
American federation had chosen to
hold the balance of political power
Ivetjveen the two great parties rather
than to organize a separate party.
He believed that the American
federation could, not. be successful
if it laid down a platform e,r princi
ples the accomplishment of which it
set as its goal.
Gompers wished to sen the federn-
Hon go after Its urarc-t objective,
forgetting, temporarily, all rise.
The radicals wished to accomplish
;the whole labor program in one
j move. They called Gompers an op
portunist. He admitted the charge,
pointing to the eight-hour day. mini
mum wag" laws, child labor restric
tions, safety laws and workmen's
compiaisaflon laws, in justification or
his opportunism.
Marrlps Agiin
In 1;V for the first lime in many
.vats. Gompers seenied in serious
ia ngi r of losing his position of bad
jrrhip. John I.. Lewis, a striking fig
ure in the miners' international, was
i placed in the running against him.
In the final vote, hovvfver. Gompers
li'tit lewis by more than 5 to 1.
Vindicator, Gompers emerged
'from that battle more powerful titan
cv r.
1 (Ml May C, 1 520. Mrs. Sophie Julian
(loinpe-rs. the labor leader's first
wife, whom he married 53 years be
i"t", died. Hesidcs her husband, she
was survived by three sons, their
only daughter having died shortly
before. On April 16. 1921, Samuel
Gompera married again, wedding
Mrs. Gertrude Gleaves Neuschler.
City Items
Mb hael J. Begley, Howard Trav
ers and William Kussell, the latter
foreman of the tool room, lefb the
employ of the North & Judd Mfg.
Co. today.
Gulbraiisen player pianos at Mornns
advt
A marriage license ha been
if.sueeij to lledmond Pe-srochers of
321 Main f-trcet and Mrs. Susie All
en of 131) Winter erect.
Home cooked lunches at UroweU't.
adv.
Carl W. N'e'son has purchased a
restaurant, at 211 Park street, for
merly conducted by Martin Schweitz
er. Victrolas and Pianos, at Morans'
advt
The Knights of Columbus will
confer the third degree on a class
of 150 candidates tomorrow after
noon at 2:30 o'clock at Holmes and
Hoffman hall. Following the in
itiation a social will be held at the
clubroonis on Franklin Square. IU
freshments will be served.
Join Morans' Xmas Music Club.
i advt
J. P. Thomas, who has been 111 at
the Hartford hospital for the past
two monlhs. has returned t'o his
homo al 745 Arch street.
"The Money Monster," baser upon
Walter Besant's novel, "Ileyond
the Dreams of Avarice," will be the
feature motion picture at the eve
ning Servlre of the South Congrega
tional church tomorrow. It deals
with a disastrous weakness which
often develops in the human race.
The story is based on a strange
hereditary malady which runs In a
family and warps the wholp char
acter of any member who comes in
to the possession of -auy large
amount of money. .
The friends of the hero in this
tale, because of their knowledge of
what will follow If he obtains a
fortune. se"k to prevent him from
gaining one worth millions. He out
wits them, and the effect of money
becomes apparent immediately, lead
ing to several dramatic situations.
The wife whom he tried to discard
upon the acquisition of so much
money finally saves him and dispels
his blindness to what is true and
beautiful In the world about him.
Mary Pickford In "Suds" will be
the feature at the Friday night "en
tertainment. A Will Roger? com
edy, "Hlg Moments From I.IHIe
Pictures." will also be shown, .yoiic
with a Gantland Ilice "Sportllght"
and a news reel.
Only Protestant Church on Eastj
Side-Shows Progress !
The Stanley Memorial church
opens Its Every Member Canvass to
morrow is closing a year of very sat
isfactory growth ami progress, lit
membership embraces 160 fnmlllr,
with J54 Individuals, but of this
number 4 were addel during the
past year, an unusual gain. Klghf
adults and 51 children- were bap.
tlzed during the mine period. Thc
figures show that the church la atlH
(fontlniilng the rapid growth which
It has been making ilnce Rev. R
N. Gllman became the pastor. vfod
ern business . method) have been
adopted and tho Ptanoy Memorial Is
the only church In tne city with an
advertising slogan, 'The Utile
i Church With a Pig Welcome" hav.
ling been chosen In a recent contest
among the member,
j The church selio)'. Including the
j cradle roll, numben "03. The church
(directs Its enerfles mainly Into
'teaching the child en. there being 30
! adults engaged n teaching them.
I The Friendly cltb has an enroll.
incut of 41 yemg , people. The
Ladles'' Aaid solely has 05 mem
I hers and the M:n's club, 57. 1 ur-
ing the past ;vv weeks, a. troop ol
, liny Scouts ha, been formed w it!
an efficient UaJer.
! The churcli througji its gifts.
! helping to, silpiort the jCommnui.v
Church Vaoaftn school, the City
: Mission, and tie work of the Stale
I Sunday Schol association. Tt i
ialso aiding lit the organization ol
Sunday schooliiind the bulldng of
i churches in dilricls which ,sthcr
wise would no be served. 1: con
tributes to tin relief and pinslom
of ng'-d and inrui pastors, h for
' eign lbdds. i' is helping to buih
hospitals and ;hools, mnlntair mie
j sionary workea. and support oi
ph.aits.
j A fact, not ilr-n realized Is the
'the Stanley M norlal church . He
only PrntcslRii chufch In tho em'
end of theiclt I'.y v irtue of this
It, lias become he center of alltth
community. frn which It Is now
seeking suppor fur its actlilie:
during the rorntg year. The "very
! Member Canvasieommlttoe eiytsisi
of O. A. MarshJt. L. Gronbaik.
W. Killer, (i. V.lamlln and tv. I
N'. Gilman.
SOPRAW SOLOIST
B. P. Y. U. MUSICALE
Hapttst church in Waterhury. to the ti,jr support to the gov
ranient or
Nunzio
Charles
There is .Nothing Modern About Modernism. A
Very Exact Photo of This Destructive Agency Is Found
in the Bible. H Ken! Character Will Be Disclosed Sunday
Morning at the
People's Church of Christ
Court lice
F. Brooks pa
tor
)0;.', a.
7:00 p.
m. "The I 'aih of- Our F'i!
in. "An I'nti'.rncd Ca1.?."
pastora'e- o' the church. At tne nust
ness m-etir-g held last Monday night
a commiiti e consisting of F. 7.. Ask
1'ind, J. A. Carlson ajtd Theodore
Larson js appointed to visit him to
tind out what action would be taken
by him in the cent that a call was
extended to l.itit. . The committee
received an ahhrmath -e reply.
P.ev. p. terson is well known to president that labor pres'n'ed a
many of the Swedish people of N'W , vnited front ar. wmibl go 11-e limit
lhitain as he has spoken a! various , to help win ' war. Thus throuz'
Sv 'di'ii meetings in this city. pi forelgl a' I ria t-ejr much of
the labor dtft'ii ultif s, Midi as were
or l.r t T f) I U I1IIS. 'experier.ei-d in L-repe. v.rre averte d.
At a r'.i -lit Hie-' tu.g 0! til'! '.a win
He liatieh'ers of America th'' fob
th'-ir failure to do so would be con
strued as open opposition.
The rnnk and file r.f America'
. workincmen we deeply patriotic
and the reenicitrnt leaders knew it.
They signed the ph 'l'e on 'lie 'bhtid
,lir.e.
; When America epiereO the war a
few- weeks later. Gompers 'o'd the
The First Church of Christ
(Center Congregational)
MAIN AND CHURCH STREETS
Sunday, December lith
10:00 a. m., Church School.
11:00 o'clock, Morning Worship. Sermon by
Rev. Ernest M. Halliday of New York City,
p. m., Men's Bible Class.
5:30 p. in., Young People's Society.
Spitial Program Adibil to Topical
Discussion At Meeting Tomorrow
Fvcning.
The Baptist Voting People's union
will present a special musical pro
gram at Its meeting in the First
P.aptist church at 7 o'clock tonior
row evening. A. Gleaves will ren
der "The Holy City and Tetnph
fiella" on the cornet, and a largo and
little symphony will be plnjcd by
Nunzio Agnelio and George Wester
man on the violin and Charles John
son on the piano.
Miss Charlotte What nail will lead
the meeting. The topic for discus
sion wllbe "How to Get the Most
From the Bible."
Miss Alh-o Sullivl At Trinity M. II.
Church South arollua Minister
; Will Preach.
i Mir.-i Alice Sullm will be tin.
soloist at the Suiay evening serv
ice of the Trinity . K. church.. Mis
Sullivan hi a sopno at presni'
studying for oper work' in Han
! ford.
In the spring sr. plans to go I
Italy t continue t studies. Sir
i is a popular solol and has sun
before at the Met hi 1st church.
Rev. J. Kmc rsoij-'onl. of Vni
divinity feehool, Nv Havy-u., wi1
preach. Mr. Fordonies. from Gr
aii!P bui a. S. c., ar pp'iichcd som
'ini" bciore cominao Vale.
'Pli'i musical prram is as fo1
'ivys:
'H ar Vc Israel" ., McndelsMih
"A Hrtuvn Pird Si ing" .... Woo1
"Love In Spring' Hani
"'Father in Hc-ay' Hand'
"Savior P.reath' An livening
' Messing" . . . Amhro:-
YOU ARE INVITE?
To the Services Tomorrow Evcninga 7:13
Speaker-Rev. J. EmersoiFord
of Yale Divinity School
MISS ALICE SULLIVAN, Dramatic oprano
Trinity Methodist Episcopal hurch
C. It
low ing officers w ere
r ce a. Miss fail
vie- grand rg' n.
iin: prophetess,
f'arl.n his'e.rian.
.ei
We Teach the Old-time Faith in the Old-time W'aj
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ehcted :
nne ri'I.eary;
Miss Marie Hes-
Mrs. Marguerite
Miss Isabelle Kit-
disn. franeial secretary. Miss I Mia
Iaiy. tri-asur-r. Miss Anna M' Bri
ar"., nioni'or. Mrs. Mary Frwio:
a. n'lnel. Mrs. Mary Igor; pianist.
Mis r,os Kinc. trus'ers Mrs Anna
Pardeck, Mrs. Mary Hallinan. Mrs.
Atarv Hamwti. Mrs. f'a'herin'
f.i'l.earv Mil Mary rtnn'fant and
Mrs. Catherine (''Frien.
A' ti,e i,et n-ee'lll- to h' h"!d
pic-nbir :S an rn!rlnmetit will
p.-- he d fur I he Junior branch of
the I'nthe'ic l'augh'ers.
I Jilior'-
i The persona!
Crand umpn was n ,
Seikeinan
ree'll Of litis 'ei
are t","llip'l-' 111 th
re ee,E-:t!7r d spoKf
IS MONEY A CURSE, OR NOT?
IT DEPENDS
will help
The Picture at the SOUTH CHURCH on SUNDAY EVENING
answer IhN erio'. question.
Service hecin nt 7:i". Doors open at ?:!.".
Morning Worship at I0:i. Sermon h the Minister on "Christianity and
Worship."
The South Ihuich cs you mot coi dial imitation to its worship and ork.
1 man fnr lal-r tlin !tr-r h
I v r. is m a nif.'i.'jr1
, riponibl for hMi'-Nini ! ffislntjn ,
t and r'ii:vi"r in V---.'. f t'n"
: borinp tnan
! AVhn iot'.ry rnu i3!-'ir 'rn-.V.r-l
t to GompT to ti in for it n j-.nsiMnn nf
: ppqtf or jn vhr ' for pnrt
U hnd 'pla:.5 1 in winnirf tl-r war.
' Tb jrovprrtnv V't Inr-'i-.' -i to firnpftTS
to spk for 1,'!-.r
Irt 11! Gnniprr rf jv e-r Vlu ;tr
' th1 p'ft rnv.fr rr-vtf rt t Vr"il",
HpTP h "1 n' rll,1iftjnn fifi
; prcstdpnt of ti.r Ini' vni ifirni t'nm
mission on In. or T,ft!4Tion Th 1
amr yrar rprr r,t r AniTiran
labor at V.- irfrnai''ral rnnvr-p. '
tion. He n utihIi' r r.f t:-r Tirt
industrial rmf tmici. nf lhirdiMC's
, tii.fniplovnif !, rnnff rnin rnvi of tiir
advisory is;irniain'r-t f'nimie-ion.
Ha hpcamp prrjidtit rf tho n-
, American I'Mration ft !-;irior.
1 Ttrst-War Hffht
i Tt a in th yfl rs follow ion th
war, vhfn h in- p pnt il.f ar'
whJi mot nin rtir. tliat Oont
prrn fo'iclt m:tn rf hi pratft
baUlr. tv fl,i 'iin ?M on-'-nii''nf
rfdurtion nf r. to crrnt di-
! Content an-imij; Mi .-a workers. !.al
ra'iimi. hrf'1 rf -Hcrnnt'-nt, R-fpt
jthrouch orgdiniM labor. Efforts
PROTECT THE POWER HOUSE-
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Men! This Is Your Call to Arms! A Powerful Speaker Will Address
EVERYMAN'S BIBLE CLASS
Sunday Morning at 9:30 o'clock Capitol Theater
REV. DR. FREDER ICK A. MARONEY
A speaker to menfluent, forcible 1
One who strikes straight from the shoulder Hits the nail on the head Who handles his subject without g.
Director of the Department of Health Education of the Public Schools of Atlantic City, K. J. Known all 'cr
America as one of the country's leading speakers to civic clubs, community organizations and public spirited citiig.
Chamber of Commerce member, Rotarian., Klw.ni.ni. Lions,
medical men and nun of .11 pretensions especially Invited.
This is one of New Ilrlnin's greatest opportunities.
Never before has Everyman's Bible Class heard a epesker of
the masterly ability of Pr. Maroney.
He's rut a mesv.ge for every man ar.d the man who hat to be
coaxed by his friends to be a man, to assume man', responsl-
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hllitics. to think of service to others and not his own personal ai-
tion. and desires IS TDK MAN WHO NEEDS HIM MOST.
How do jou know this doesn't mean you? If you don'l
him, It does, tf you do hear him. you'll become a better citji.
Don't be a dead one and unit until a hearse dregs you my
from your cozy fireside Thi cemeteries are filled with men In
"weren't interested" and aflor they died nobody ever missed til.