New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 15, 1925, Page 14

14 e e e e S S e NEW CHRIST COMING THEOSOPHISTS SAY Will Return in Body of Hindu Sect, Leaders Say New York, Dec. 1 of Theosophists India in anticipat coming of Christ here. They are drawa by of thelr leader, Mr international pr osophica lsoci ext five montk hem will burn ov and Christ will reg la, carth in New Chr ret for sor peting and no clou stead the event will aspect, Seve pared as apostles, i1l be appointed publicity agents al of the “New his apostles jour ~orld, procl humanity. Although Mrs. Be. months from no event, other theosophi as early as Christma ('hristmas ng am at Senior Club Meeting Christmas activities wil 1 gt meeting of the Thursday Ra T C render several Roger Scully, a member of t all team last year and t the basketball team, will fore the student body a new role, that of an er (iames and dancing will f: The Sp club w afternoon ler [E Andrew Guilliano. iness meeting ref served. ¢ the vocal s Fleischer Gladuate of Naval Eloc ica .*"hor)l that fireman t! nounces Fletscher, of 15 ain, gmmnvrl f L trical school at E ginla, and has & on board t Stroye OPPOSE PINC HOT'S Washington, D on to th PLANS Commerce of the T The St Vo] A Really Practical Gift , LE) i!TT I Dia ler Xm&s mu. XtS FOR HER HIM FOR THE FOR THE H FOR KIDDIES TOUSEHOLD Read the “STOP AN’ SHOP” on the Classified Pages of Today’s Herald LONDON EDUCATOR HAS DAY AT YALE CONFERENC W Kinumin Visual Disc Lducati escarch CHECRS HOSPITAT ADDITIONAT NOTICE ATATRA “ALATKA OLATER OF GIRL GETS LIFE Not Informes wa HERAT h_ ESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1925 Depariment of Conmerce Makes An unal Report on Maintenance and Operation 1. For 1 propert ad val iluation of o per ax levy for own, state and county v “"F ED UP RUSSIA Leagne Believed Trying to Hasten sovlet's Entry Into World Or- Ganlzation, Geneva, Dec, 15 (A—While the il of cugue of nations mission still is endeavoring to the Mosul ofl 1 crsy to a con to G ar s entry into the is to be extended to presented on the of the council ments for f interna- ssia to be ial committee ch is economic c to ma ope apparently de effort to bring of economie re- big soviet republic a resumpti with th ti-U- S, Propaganda ast in S. America Ameri luropean nations zanga in Lat clgium’s Budget for Next Y Dec. 15 A —Finan: today announced 0,000 fra MUNSEY (¢ nvlmf\n”’ Vew York, T (A—The con- Munsey, news- ed s oper: MARINE HTAD PROTESTS was Le- corps, ir DUTCH LODGE PROTEST Oudar ns dean of “hi-Jul, rds of turkeys will take | sme | heat and retains it longer than any more than four per cent between | Soptember 1 and November 28, | ;'.5“1‘ [@MURR!W A vhr anthracite belt. The sehe 1 to close yes insufficient fuel that unless more obtained every school in the foreed to « P, Thayors and Other OH : cxals Ready .,,,. 1 was ¥ would be ‘\le~ 'lzc [)ov Not Irrvitate Italians Rome, Dec, 15 (A Papal an locution at y rday secret eon- tory produced a not unsatisfa notwithstanding its if the phia, Dee. efforts 15 (A —His two P“p‘\ having failed, Gov ment of the hard coa The ory impression, eriticisms of the government the sit- lcomments of th SCIStS news indicative of the general opinion Most of these papers lay r 1sis upon the fact tha 1 ) that any Pope e to say about pon the fact tained eriti- Italian ad burg tomorrow with |are tice and villages in slon inything f e wished sentativ 10 consult 1 W .m(ed m Appear Rich Eyes of Sweetheart , Dee, 15 (P—A sult- o appear as a man of ent means to his swectheart is believed mining communities towards to have prompted a plot to extort 310 from Charles W, Nash, head call |of tha Nast Motor company | Police refused to divul woman but h art were tur riting expert governor indicated e legislature to decl 1 coal mining a public utility sweot ubjeet to control by the publi com serv. [handy tssion | pie 3endelli, 23, a Major W. W. Inglis, chairman of |the Nach plant who was alls racite operators' wage ne- connection with the plot g committee, said the gov- gave bond for his appearance s latest move had been expect- trial December 24 ed by the operators and that they were “not at all stampeded.” John Lewis, president of the United e Workers, withheld comment. 10 miners’ leader said that so far knew uatlon re- ined unchanged. With the suspension entering upon ts 15th week today, there are re. ts of scattered cases of destitu- on among the idle miners anl of posits of banks in cite region. 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