New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 21, 1919, Page 3

Boston Store THREE MILLION FUND VESTEES THE LATEST FASHTONABLE GARMENT TO WEAR WITH THE NEW SPRING BOX SUITS R e S E them in differ- | connected with the IN'LIBERTY BONDS Lutheran Churches to Put Eu-‘ dowment in U, S. Securities New York, Mavch 21.—The la churches, Missouri Come ‘n Pique and Ffatin, Slein and colors. the entire United States Lutheran body in aind button ves ! Which cover and is the gost have undertaken a pockets, others 3 this couniry EBCRIORE L tHon-wide campaign to at icast| $8,000,000 in Liherty the in-| come of which is to be used for the 2 support of its superannuated mind eW SPrimg oo wnn m g pendents. The outstanding feature of campaign is that it is based on Liberty loan holdings of the mem- Ne(?»kwear | bers of this hody. The official statie-| tician of ‘the svnod has established FOR LADIES | the fact that its members hold §30,- 000,600 in Libertr bends, and. as no the | all reports arc in, it is estimated that the total amount held is about $6 000.000. The aim of the campaign is in Georgette | 1 get the members of this hody to 25c to | domate 10 per cent. of their Liberty| | bonds. which are to be deposited in an | endowment fund. and the proceeds only nsed for ministerial relief. Heretofore the funds for ministe C()uch ! jal relief were raised by voluntz ! contrihutions and about $75,000 an- nually was received for this purpose.. of rew and durable showing ol all and fancy: P OB200 cach As the synod supports about 700 ben- | cficiaries. and the high cast of liv- ing makes it desirable that the amounts paid be increased, thisdrive is being conducted to get a permanent fund. the procreds from which will cnable the nod to give its veterans of the ero: a support, more nearly adequate to their needs. he preliminary campaign has al-| ready begun, and cach of the congregations throughout the country| stripedgand figured: TRV ow 50 cach. superannuated cler -the “Veterans {elimax in the: two weeks begin-| d financed by the Lutheran Lay-| men's league, H. T. Lamprecht of New | York being president. The general campaign headquarters are in Chl- j{cago and the campaign executive | committee consists of T. H. Lam- ! precht, Hon. Benjamin Bosse, mayor | of Evansville, Ind.. and { Horst of Rock Tsland, TIL This executive committee has ap- i pointed as campaign director Rev. W. C. Kohn, president of River Forest Norma] college, located at River For , INl., a suburb of Chicago. Di- rector Kohn has recently finished a I LEASURE CARS M. IRVING JESTER I3 Pip” i [ similar drive in which $1,000,000 was| i X J ) raised in this same &vnod for welfare work in the U. & army and navy. AGENCY, His assistants in the present cam- paign are Rev. (. Streufert, Rev. J. M. Bailey and 7. M. Eckhart, all of Chicago. Kastern headquarters of the campaign committee are in the Hartford building. New York ecity. Tn this endowment fund campaign this church body also has the patri- itione 139 Arch St. { otic purpose of meeting the wishes { of the government in keeptog this MANNING’S L v amount of Liberty bonds off the mar- liet. as only the income of these bonds will be used and the bonds » o themselves must be held until their AUTOMOBILE SERVICE STATION. | [1emerives pust B held ne tnete ":’"’:!":;“ ""‘;ori,f,:(f; S e in a trust comvany in Milwaukee Sl st ; and administered by a board of frus MOTOR CO. Experts on Tgnition and | 210 edministered by o board of trus. ;mnmgesy:‘tems,“ ‘sm'!::nou repair- eaia e ey ot ng gemerators and tos. REAR 168 ARCH STRE : e delivery and heavy duty trucks, from 5 to 5 tons. | AMERICAN Balanced Six, Pleasure Cars. CITY SERVICE STATION. : A. M. Paonessa, Prop. Ana;;\—n_gi—l;& Co. Telephone 1581. 153 North St., New Britain Conn. MOVING AND TRUCKING, ort and Long Distances. Rrompt and Rcasonable Service. Large Mack Truck. 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Tel. 315-5 ‘PHONE 1196 | 1eague. 2.000, 5 treasurer of the fund. | committee has chosen for the drive Is| ‘o are receiving literature weekly (0‘ educate the members up to the nec- - essity of the movement and the ) methods of raising the fund. & The campaign will reach {ts| Of the Cro recognized more and more that the! can be justice, not of charity. ning March 30, when 50.000 workers| | ek i almemier 9 bel®! Lutheran Laymen's league reads: “In Foereb 3 : | this day when railroads and corpora- | The campaign is being organized| HONS are pensioning faithful em- | ployes, when almost every NEW BRITVMN D Mothers’ Adv The responsibility for a daughter’s future largely rests vvitlmpothe motyileln The right influence and the information which is of vital interest to the daughter imparted at the proper time has not only saved the life but insured the success of many a beautiful girl. 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Dyson’s orcj nished music for dagei The slogan which the campaign “Equity, Not Charity,” ad it is being| The Shuttle Meadow Country club : house was the scene or an enjovable -are entitled to all that. . g.i; a5t night when about 50 mem- given them, as a matter of| The appeal of the leaders of the! state in the Henry W.l og saying, “The business of these men | union is making pension funds far its || teachers, and when the rewards of | business are becoming ample for the employes to provide for themselves, | the church should show due liberality | toward its “Veterans of the Cro: | The mayor af a western city is quoted | was not to make money, it was to save and make man; and in doing this | task nothing was held in reserve— time, talent, means. Our ministe: on entering the ministry took this { pledge. to employ all their time in the work of God, to give themselves wholly to their office and to apply themselves to this one thing. to search for the sick, poor and impotent thag | they may be visited and relieved, to | preach the Gospel in its purity 1 | times, to all classes of sorrowing sin- ners. 1In fulfilling these Christian du- ties enjoined by their ordination vows they arg not mere almoners of others’ wealth, but draw on their own slen- | der purses.” | In Lutheran church circles little doubt is expressed of the success of the campaign. In 1917 the same or- ganization, the Lutheran Laymen's league, raised the sum of $118,000 to | cancel a debt of several synodical i treasurfes. Tn 1918 more than one million dollars were gathered to de- i fray the costs of extensive welfare | work conducted at the camps and | cantonments under the direction of { the Lutheran church board for army and navy. In both the New York and | the Chicago headquarters of the camn- paign the prediction is made that the Lutheran church will “go over the | ton™ for this worthy cause. Every | week from now until Sunday, March 30, when a house to house, and every | member canvass will be made, meet- | ings, lectures and a wide distribution [0( literature will take place. Local | consregations have appointed speciai { committees which will work under the | direction of the national and state { committees. ' Everywhere the motto | will be saunded, after you have done i vour loval duty toward (thc purchase of Liberty bonds for the conduct of { the war, now donate at least 10 per cent. of these bhonds toward the founding of a fund the incame of which will support the aged and in- j irm and their dependents of f{he Lutheran ministry, SINN FEIN RAID. | | Overpower Guards and Steal 80 Serv- | ice Rifles. Dublin, ciated Pre March 20, (By The Asso- i )—The biggest raid by ! 8inn Feiners"o securec arms which | has yet been recorded took place this | morning at the airdrome near San- | try, six miles from here, when 40 Sinn Feiners overpowerad the soldiers on guard and seized 84 service rifi | Only three se ere on dut {and ecight more < | ing in a guard hut. They were i bound and gagged and were tied to | beams in the hut. Tho military mo- i tor cars at the airdrome were dis- | abled to prevent pursnit and the . Disque, Former Spruce Produc- tion Head, With New York Firm. Portland, Ore, March 21.—Brig. Gen. Brice P. Disque, wito was dis- charged from the army this month after having directed the spruce pro- duction division of the army aircraft bureau during the war has- been ap- | pointed chairman of the e import branch of the Ameri ternational corporation, with head- quarters at New Yorlk, it was an- nounced here today. 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