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CHRlSnAN SCIENCE "THE RELIGION OF FULnLLMENT'
Lectare Defirered By hsige Sami
W. Greeie. C. S.. At Rodmlle
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RoekvUle Centre, June «.—In a lect¬ ure before the congregation at th* Flmt Church of Chrlet. SolenU.t, yenterday. Judge 8amuel W. Greene, C. 8., of lA>ul8Vllle, Ky-, npoke on the subj.n: "Christian Science, The Re¬ ligion of rulflllment of the Board of Ijecturenhlp, The Mother Church. The Flret Church Of Chrlet, Science, in Boston, Maae. The lecturer nald In part: "What the world Is wantlng^ls seek¬ ing—I. a religion that Cornea to the •Ick and tells them how to be well; tbat comes to the discouraged and des- IMndent and lifts them out of thp nlough of despair and despond Into the rich¬ ness. Into tbe Joy, of a close walk tvlth Ood. Christian Science supplies this need, through 'the spiritual Interpreta¬ tion of the Bible, and the consequent spiritual understanding of Oo<I; and enables the world to find the rest and the peace that are promised by the Master.
Christian Science comes teaching In the very words of JeHus of oli tbat tha kingdom of Qod, the king¬ dom of Heaven, Is at hand—Is here, la now, within us, around uo, and about us. Through the pratlce and understanding of this teaching of Jesus, men and women In constantly Increasing numbers are healing of all manner of sickness and sin, and their lives are made brighter, better and more satisfying. The theory that eter¬ nal life and happiness are to be had beyond the grave only, has always been a depressing element In religion. Christian Science ahows that men do not have to wait for death or a final Judgment day, before realizing and ex¬ periencing the Joy of the fulfillment of God's promises.
Christian Science In Its healing min¬ istry la not a patent cure-all, aor Is it blind faith cure. It Is not the action of the human mind. On the contrary, It teaches that the human mind must yield to the divine Mind, to that mind which was also In Christ Jesus. In proportion that Christian Science Is understood, the life and words of Christ Jesus become practicable for ill ages and all people.
Ignoring, however, the persecution, the lack of sympathy and Intereat manifested by the world In her dis¬ covery during the early years, Mrs. Bddy never wavered in her task, but patientlly and earnevttVy -studied the Bible, that she might find the positive rule for the solution of this problem of Mind-healing which had been so graciously and wionderfully revealed to her through her own Instantaneous healing from what the doctors had pro¬ nounced an Incurable physical condi¬ tion. The result of her studies she has since given to the world In the Christian Science text book, "Science and Health with Key to the Scripture," oommonly called Science and Hcdlth, which was published In 1875.
In Science and Health, page 123, we read "Divine Science, rising above physical theories, excludes matter, resolves things Into thought, and re¬ places, the objects of material sense with spiritual Ideas."
I^et us try this plan In our de¬ struction of evil. We may begin on the members of the household by seeing them as thoughts; thoughts of Ood, expressions of His goodness and His love, existing to bless the home and all mankind. Contrariwise, let us not see them aa selfish. Impatient, Intolerani, and all such evil thoughts or beliefs will be banished from the home. Then horhe will become the abiding placo of love, goodness and harmony. ¦
ABOUT ROCKVIUJE CENTRE FIREMEN
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2! K. OF CmMSTRCLSY D£ LOXE BEN IRILVEY DiRECIWC
Joe Sorrentlno, lieutenant captain oMmon-Ordlnary Firemen Blll Curley and
Defender Ho«e Compaax. Is recovering from g severe cat received when he broke the glass In the door of the com¬ pany headqtiarters Friday night when the alarm sounded for the Ck»an Side School flre. A dosen men were hang¬ ing around to get In at the apparattu. The lock had been repaired, but they had not yet received keys. Joe didn't hesitate. He Jammed his flat through the window. Jumped to the seat and tbe Defenders were soon on their way. He was treated by Dr. Higglns, fire depart¬ ment surgeon, after the seriousness of the woDDd waa discovered when he went to work at the flre.
Moans and groans which ooze from the llttla ahed on Village avenue beside the old Observer btilUllng should not be mistaken from farewell solos of a dying cow. It'a one of the members of the flre department band practising. When be Isn't tbere everyone else tries the hom. The other night a neighbor, dis¬ turbed by the continuous tooting drop¬ ped a brlok on the roof. When the would-be toosters ran out and looked up there was an unexpected shower from a pail of water. Some of the aqua pura landed In the horn, did a loop the loop, and Hen Backstrom thought he was battling with a live fire hose line. But he came up smiling.
The flre department band made a creditable showing in the parade on Monday. It Is evident that the mem¬ bera are rapidly becoming proficient. It will not be long ere it will be able to take Its place among the best of 'em. The men anticipate some doln's wben they go to Port Washington.
Members of the RockviUe Centre Fire Department expressed great apprecia¬ tion of the kindness of Gordon Hamil¬ ton, one of tbeir comrades, who brought quantities ef coffee and cigarettes to tbe seene of Friday night's blaze. Tbey were also appreciative of the kindly acts of women residents of Ocean Side, who served coffee and rolls.
Bill the Reporter has made his sec¬ ond sacriflce for the fire department. As everybody knows, hia bike seat was burned out one day when the Print Shop Flre Company was on duty. At the Ocean Side Schopl blaze he saw men suSering for solace from tobacco, and spent all be had in his pockets for dga and chewing, which were eagerly received by tbe volunteers.
Dick Seinsoth, who was whanged on tbe nose with a piece of timber at Fri¬ day's flre, says bis front-piece Is a little sore still, but otherwise he's ready for another flre. \
Eureka Hook and ladder Company hit upon a acheme to provide refresh¬ ments while attending flres. A "kitty," conveniently placed at meetings, pro¬ vides funds for the Commissary Com¬ mittee, whose duty it is to see that Eureka members are supplied ^ith hot coffee and rolla, if they work for any length of time at a blaze. The com¬ mittee of two Is appointed each month.
FAIR AT MRS. WHITNErS TO AID NASSAU MILK FUND
Manhasset, June 6—Mra. Payne Whitney will again aid the Babies' Milk Fund of the Naasau County Association by giving a fair and tea at her home, "Greentree", Manhasset, on Friday, June 10, from 2 to 7 o'clock.
All kinds of articles for sale—antique bargains from auction, old Pfints, deli¬ cious edibles, plants, live atock, includ¬ ing lamba, calves, dogs and birds, hats and everything are to be offered.
The proceeds will be divided between the Milk Funds of the Naasau County Association and of the New Tork Hospl- Ul.
The Nasaau County Association through Its Milk Fund Is doing a great deal of preventive work among children. Particular attention la paid to families where there la a suaplclon of tubereu losls. The proceeds of last year's fair waa used for milk alone. During the unemployment wave laat winter many children were found to be on short rations and milk was sent to help out. From April 1. 1»20, to April 1, IMl. BSOO quarts of milk were distributed to 53 families. Including 185 children.
Mother Shlpton was a reputed Eng- Uah propheteas who lived during the time of Henry VII.
A Bi'ltlsh soldier In khaki and a British sailor will appear In a new stained window to be Installed In S^ Albans cathedral.
Tbe name June Is derived from Juno, a Romfn divinity worshipped as the queen of heaven. .
A woman 6 feet 8 Inches In height Hhould properly weigh about 166 pounds. One 6 feet * Inches Ull couk) reasonably weigh 1(3 pounds.
An ambitious young man, not yet eli¬ gible to membership in the Print Sbop Fire Company, was practising the sound of the flre whistle one day last week, that he mjght accustom his ear. Two other non-ellglbles sat placidly tn tho office of the Observer and heard him. One opened the door and shouted, "flre!" Captain Macevoy, Lieutenant Hannon, Chief Chauffeur Art S^lth and Com-
John Khlinger, dashed across the street to tbe Alert flrehotiae- Captain Mac tried to get the power house on the wire, but It wouldn't ana«-er. No one else came running to the house, and the crew waa perplexed. Kbaally tl?ey discovered It was a false alarm, and ao entered It in the book. Investigation revealed that Charlie cauaed all the exr citement with his two little lips.
The reporter didn't go. He was out of the building and didn't hear anything like a whistle.
Defender Hose Company is showing Its appreciation of the kindness of the Village Board In repalntldg Its head¬ quarters. Tbe old shack alongside the house has been removed. The pile of ashes was used to make a sidewalk The ground adjoining the house has been ploughed up. It is the Intention of Captain Harry A. Curley to work this land Into a garden spot, sewing grasa seed and planting flowers.
Jack Dobaon, aecretary of the Alerta. ia being cong^tulated upon holding the distinguished position of chief for half am hour last Wednesday. The distinction was thrust upon him. He was practicing with tbe company's tournament team and left his "kiddie car" alongside the house. When lie returned It was In the position pre¬ viously occupied by the Chief's car and contained, among other things, a Chief's hat, coat, boots, hose, two flre extinguishers and lanterns. Eixcept for the color and size it would be hard to tell the difference. Ex-Captaln Lem¬ merman aaid he didn't do It.
AN ENJOYABLE L I. TOUR FOR THE AUTOMOBILIST
Motorists can spend a delightful week-end at the Hamptons, where there are excellent hotel accommoda¬ tions. Both the large, highclass hotels and the smaller country Infis provide superior service. A number of drives can be taken on good road.<i skirting along the shore of the bays and Inlets, pa.sslng estates with palatial residencea and well-kept lawns.
The trip down to the extreme end of Montauk Point is very interesting. Tbe road is in fair condition and passes through the quaint fishing vil¬ lage of Montauk to the lighthouse reservation at the extreme end of tbe Island. There ia a good hotel in.the little vlliage of Montauk where lunch can be obtained, Au excellent circular trip can be made frotn Southampton by going north to Ndrth Sea then east through Rose Orover Noyack and Sag Hafbor to Easthampton.
A pleasant holiday can be spent at Greenport, where a trip down to Orient Point and back offers interest¬ ing possibilities. In fact an entire week of continuous motoring would not exhaust the attractive places or the flne roads in a radius of flfty miles from any point on the eastern end of Long Itland. .
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When driving near a crossing
Just get It thru your brain There never was an auto
Could lick a railroad train.
—Amityville Sun
Freeport, June •.—Frtflay, June 10, will be one of the biggest fun evenings Freeport has aeen, for the K. of C. Minstrels will then pre*n| their an-, ntial mMister minstrels comedy.
Ben Mulvey of Amoros A Mulvey Will direct the show. Beautiful girls have become perfect In rythmic dancea that will dress up the various songs and the various end men and end wom¬ en will literally sparkle with fun and up-to-the-minute comedy.
Chester Fulton and Southard Moore win not be "end" men In aplte of tha appropriateness of the appellation. But there will be end men and end women and plenty In between. There will be bright music and new local Jokea for Ben Mulvey will never stand for any stuff with stage whiskers.
The K. of C. Minstrels attraction this year will be bigger and better than ever. Miss Audrey McVay wilt do the mad scene from the Drury Lane production, "I'm Angry." Among other stars who will shine will be Postmaster Elwood Myera who recent¬ ly bought part of an island in the tropica.
Tbere will l>e numerous soenca and a plot, but too many secrets are not to be let out until the prpimr time.
Raymond Malone ta chairman of the entertainment committee. Th* Audi¬ torium is expected to be filled from wall to wall.
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Taxing Industry and enterprise to death la one way of killing tba goose tbat lays the golden egg.
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ELKS* PLANS FOR SUMMER
INCLUDE MANT FESTS
Freeport. June «.—The Elks' band will give a concert and block dance thia evening on Railroad avenue, open¬ ing tbe aummer season. The concert aM (musical at 8 will be followed by the dance.
Flag Day will be celebrated cm June 14 in the clubhouse. Chairman Peter Stephen Beck, in charge of Flag X>ay ceremonies, has arranged an excellent program. The speaker will be Ocorgo A. Honnecker, former Supreme Court Judge.
There will also be music by Free- port talent. Tbe Elks' Band will play.
On July 20 Freeport Ledge will have a stag outing at Olenwood Landing. Chairman Bd Watson of tha entertain¬ ment committee promises a feast. There will be games, swimming, plen¬ ty to eat and plenty of stuff to er, waah the diahes In.
It is planned to have between 700 and 1,000 "Bllla" there that day. Nelghbora for mllea around will know It Is Elka' Day. Tbe band will play aa long aa tbey are able.
Later In the summer the Elks are planning another outing when tha ladies and wives and sweethearts may come alOng.
8ea water, oontaina eertain Ingredl- cota, auch aa compoonds of Iodine, which makes It taatal as an Internal medicine In certain illneases.
In IIM the Ignited Staten demaadod that France withdraw ber military forcea from Mexico, which waa tmine^ diately done.
Lt. Col. Cookinham is in ehsu-ge of the state bonus and tbe boys want him to bring the Hacon.—Aiultyvllle Sun.
These highbrows wbo call tbe mov¬ ies the "silent drama" maybe Would like to call prohibition the "stlU com¬ edy."—Amityville Sun.
CUsaifled Ads Bring Reaatta.
John Burke, highway superintendent of Oyster Bay Town, says you can remove tbe odor ef shell roada by applying road oil. Sure, and you oan remove the odor of Bwlas cheese by smearing It with llmburger.—AmityvUla Sun.
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All indications point to an active demand in the early Spring and the temporary shutdown of the Ford factor¬ ies will to^some extent retard production. In order to have your car vv4ien you want it, it is ad¬ visable that you BUY OR ORDER NOW. We have a few cars on hand, but they will not last long when the rush starts. The following prices are quoted f. o. b. Detroit.
WITH SELF-STARTER
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Co«pc, $745.00 Sedan, $795.00
FordsoB Tractor, $025.00
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Complete Une of genuine Ford Parts, acceaaoriea, tlrea, tubes
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