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Telephone MAin 4-6000 BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1937 For Classified Ad Results 8 P. R. Ballots YOUNG PEOPLE'S GROUPS At Flatbush Congregational Church, Dorchester Road and E. 19th the Young People's Society Christian Science: Its Accord With Lord's Prayer is being tested. We are continually face to face with the Principle of being, divine Love, to determit.e whether our knowledge of Christianity, or of Christian Science, will stand the test.

There are those who believe that Christian Science has come into the world as a temptation to lure earnest Christian people away from God. from Christ Jesus, and from the Bible. Nothing could be farther from the real fact. Chris with combustibles to keep the of Truth makes free. It was what he knew which enabled him to heal will have as its guests tomorrow evening St.

Mark's Methodist Church Young People's Society. Louis Hodden Smith will give a demonstration of "The Seeing Eye" with his dog. The Rev. Paul Buffa will speak on "The American Dream" for the Sunday Evening Forum. At the precious fire alive.

Likewise, to retain the warmth and glow of the The following lecture entitled "Christian Science: Its Accord With the Lord's Prayer," was given a number of years go by the late Mr. Arthur P. De Camp, C. S. of St.

Louis, Mo. Mr. De Camp was a member of the Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church, The off from the whole piece, all that remains. Since "Our Father" is the r-igin and source of all that is created and all creation reflects Him, that which is outside of that infinity must be nothing. No matter how much so-called psychology would spiritual understanding which heals First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, spoke alone has entity, substance, Principle, enduring being.

Evil has no principle, no entity, no substance. Recount Gets Start at Last All Boro Councilmen Elect May Be Involve! in Cacchione Action By JOSEPH J. EARLY After two false starts an examination of P. R. ballots was started today at the J.

M. Dooley Warehouse, at 445 12th St. What it may lead to was a matter of keen speculation today as agents of Peter V. Cacchione, the defeated Communist asDlrant for City Council, began in- substantially as follows: It is never anything but a false be Sunday Night Club motion pictures of the Church of All Nations, Manhattan, will be shown. Suit Is Brought exalt self, a false sense of self always remains nothing.

The most successful individual the world has ever known said, "I can of mine own self do nothing." St. Paul wrote, "If a man think himself to be something, when he is nothing, he deceiveth When. Jesus of Nazareth, whomjlief wnlch must eventually, here or tian Science is true evangelical Christianity. It is making the practical truths of the Holy Scriptures better known, leading men, women and children to a "closer walk witn God." This preaching and practice of redemption through Christ, the truth of the spiritual being, has brought deliverance from all the Ills of the flesh to a great multitude in we know as Christ Jesus, put into hereafter, yield to the recognition of words the wonderful statement of the allness of God-the one Mind Spirit, Truth. Infinity must be good living truth which begins, Our tQ Thg Father which art in heaven," he was once made to a Christian Sci-gave utterance to the reality of be- "You Christian Scientists be--j tiatomPnt uavp lieve there is no hell." The lndl- himself." Mrs.

Eddy characterizes self-will, self-love, self-Justification as the adamant of error" (Science and Health, p. 242). This false sense sickness as well as sin, and to overcome the belief called death. The demand on his followers in all time is to emulate his example. The truth about God, and about man, whom the Scriptures declare to be the image and likeness of God, hclU hi human consciousness, destroys human error, and Is made manifest in better health and better morals.

It is the mission of Christian Science to revive in this age the healing method used by Jesus and his followers in the early centuries of the Christian era. This method is fully explained in the Christian Science textbook. To illustrate simply: One may have been more or less troubled all his life about traits of character, or recognized evil tendencies in himself which he believes have been inherited, or have been fastened on him by past experiences, causing himself and others much unhappiness. Coming to Christian Science he begins to learn that all evil is unreal, because good On Water Tax Citizens' Budget Body every part of the globe. It is enabling Christians to obey the commands and follow the example of Christ Jesus faithfully and humbly.

I vidual who replied declared, "I know sickness as well as sin, spiritual nourishment is continually needed. Christian Scientists find it necessary dally to read and study the Scriptures and "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" and other literature based thereon. This line of the Lord's Prayer is greatly illumined by Mrs. Eddy's spiritual sense of its meaning (Science and Health, p. 17); "Give us grace for to-day; feed the famished affections," "Give us grace for to-day." What is grace? "The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you all.

Amen" is the very last verse, In the last chapter, in the last book of the Bible. It is as if all the yearning love for humanity which, c'uring twenty centuri-s brought forth the amazing compilation which we know as our Bible, was concentrated In one last loving benediction, one last Inspiring word to those who are striving to be Christians. "I am the living bread which came down from heaven," declared Jesus the Christ. The Christian must continually feed upon this bread of heaven. He must absorb the Instruction which we need to thnra 4e a hall T'vo hwn rhpTO put this real sen of ltfe into of us knQW something of the Is Behind Move to Win spectmg ballots.

and homiv use. In other words, me of self must be utterly discarded In order to gain a true sense of love. True Forgiveness Thirty centuries ago the Psalmist fang, "How good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity!" These words, coming down tseiore me present enori is com on Reduction Killing pleted, within 10 days, according to Its Discoverer and Founder is the evangelist of this period, whose teaching will live. To the apprehension of the Christian world it grows steadily in authority and power. Many years ago Mrs.

Eddy wrote, "I the court order signed by Supreme Court Justice Philip A. Brennan. all the nine Councilmen-elect may be A taxpayer's action to establish the legality of the ordinance reducing the water rates af Jan. 1 was begun In the Supreme Court yesterday by A. B.

Jamison of 175 W. 88th Manhattan, who also asked the court for an lnjuction to restrain hell of self-will, of fear, of envy, of anger, of hatred, of lust. Christian Science teaches everlasting punishment in the sense that sin is punished as long as it lasts. But it also teaches that all sin and all suffering for sin must eventually disappear from human consciousness-it is never any part of divine consciousnessand human consciousness yields to the divine. The belief in a place of eternal torture seems to be disappearing from the teaching of many of the churches.

Lord's Praver teaches us individually how to be Christians. The impression prevails quite widely that one may be humanly born a Christian. But the process is not so simple as that. And: who that has felt the joy of the tattle, the joy of overcoming matwlal sense and self through spiritual understanding, would care to he born a Christian? A Christian is born not of the flesh but of the Spirit. Christian Science makes it very clear that to be a Christian, and to us from the peaceful Syrian hills, find human life much more complex than when they were uttered.

We need more and more to learn that all men are our brethren, and that In realty we all have the one Mind, one Father-Mother, to Instruct and guide us. A line from "Pilgrim's Progress" love the orthodox church; and, In time, that church will love Christian Science" (Miscellaneous Writings, p. 111). Christian Scientists are grateful for the signs which Indicate that the time of the fulfillment of that prophecy is drawing nearer. Christian Science reiterates the promises of the Bible with great confidence, because of the daily the city from collecting water only is real, and that there is no limit to the possibilities of proving the reality of good and the unreality of evil.

He begins to reason from the involved. The Communist moves were described today by one of the legal experts as resembling an "examination before trial." There was a multiplicity of experts on hand today at the Dooley Warehouse, a palace of its type where more than a million and a half election documents and ballots are stored, together with voting machines. Heading the experts were Elections Commissioners Jacob A. Livingston and William J. Hcf- charges at the old Increased rates.

The papers were filed before Justice William Harman Black. standpoint of his real, spiritual na may be helpfully re- -lied. "He that is humble ever shall have God to be and assimilate the Christ-idea the ture, and learns that in truth man Ordained ministers are declaring In 1933 the Aldermen Increased the water rates by 50 percent as an to keep on being a Christian, is that they can no longer accept such spiritual idea of life, which Jesus his guide." To learn how to work and demonstrated in all Its fullness. In serve together In unity in every walk his human life he epitomized the of Hfe is one of humanity's great emergency measure. The board on "has not a single quality underived from Deity," a.s Mrs.

Eddy tells us on page 475 of Science and Health. As he assimilates more and more of this the nature of a stupendous aauev lament. To be a Christian, does it a doctrine, imcung it inconsistent with their recognition of the unity Ond That nhrnsp ran mpnn July 13 last passed an ordinance fruit of the Soirit." We must learn prooiems. a line oi nine words irom to advocated by the Citizens Budget not mean continually to to partake of his peace, his Joy, of lord's Prayer, "Forgive us our Hoht.c frtrofvp rfphtnrc in nothing less than the allness of God. i truth, recognizing that good is power proofs that the power of Christianity to deliver mankind from discord of every kind, from sin, disease, and death, has in no way diminished during the centuries.

It offers comfort and joy to the sorrowing and distressed; it saith to the weary and heavy laden. Come and find ns u'p rMir hiiu mat, evu is iiul puwer, ana xnai Commission, for restoration of the former rates. This ordinance was vetoed by the his consummate sense of power through unity with the divine Mind. On the night before the crucifixion, face to face with the great responsibility of that hour, he said, "My peace I give unto you," and the anguish of the cross could not quench his love. The one purpose fernan, who moved their offices from the Municipal Building to the 47th Regiment Armory for the P.

R. count and now to the Dooley Warehou.se. Candidates Watch Recount Also on hand were: Assistant Corporation Counsel Robert Schaf- fer, who has been engaged with the litigation since lt came before the Brooklyn courts, at the request of the Board of Elections; Councilman-elect Abner Surpless, who took the oath of office yesterday before Supreme Court Justice Lewis L. Fawcett; Allen Surpless, a son of the city lawmaker and a law student who Is following In Dad Surpless' rest; to those in the bondage of fear, "Nothing shall by any means hurt you;" to the sick, Truth heals today as in olden time. In the words of John Bowrlng's hymn (Christian Science Hymnal, No.

15): Upon the Gospel's sacred page The gathered beams of ages shine, of his career was to reveal God to the light of Mrs. Eddy's still more brief interpretation, "Love is reflected in love," furnishes the solution of the problem of happy and useful living with our fellows. When we keep constantly In mind what we ourselves owe, according to the ancient rule, "Love thy neighbour as thyself," and devote ourselves to the work of paying this great debt, we not only will have little or no time to consider what others may seem to owe us in the way of loving consideration, but we completely lose sight of such alleged Indebtedness. But if, on the other hand, one lets know more of the great uuin 01 being the Christ. Truth and continually to strive to live that Christ, Truth? Genuine Christianity is no more at peace with worldly mindedness today than it was nineteen centurirs ago.

On page 16 of the Christian Science textbook, "Scienec and Health with Key to the Scriptures," written by Mary Baker Eddy, the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, we read. "Only as we ri.se above all material sensuousness and sin can we reach the heaven-born aspiration and spiritual consciousness, which is indicated la the Ipord's Prayer and which instantaneously heals the sick." On the same page, Mrs. Eddy writes. "Here let me give Mayor on Sept. 20, and the veto was overriden by the Aldermen by a 67 to 1 vote on Oct.

4. Dr. Jamison's action bears on the balancing of the 1938 budget, as the additional revenues of $12,000,000 a year resulting from the 50 percent water rate increase have been used for budget purposes and not for emergency relief. Allege Ordinance Flouted The ordinance restoring the old water rate levels, it is alleged, has not been complied with by the Commissioner of Water Supply and the humanity. "I am among you as he that serveth," he said.

His life was Affectionate Remembrance of Older Denominations Nothwithstanding the change which has taken place in my religious convictions through the study of Christian Science, I loved my old church, and still love it, and would not have anyone conclude that I now feel that we did not have any religion in that old church. Notwithstanding some of the theological teachings, to which I believe many of the members gave but little attention, we had a great deal of comforting and inspiring religion. Chris-tion Scientists who have come out from the older churches are grateful for their uplifting influences, and we are glad to note increasing evidences that, since Mrs. Eddy began to teach Christian Science, the he is governed only by the law of God, the law of good, he is greatly strengthened when finding that he can overcome and cast out the traits and tendencies he has believed were part of his nature. "He that over-cometh shall Inherit all things; and I will be his God, and he shall be my son," saith the Revelator.

Likewise, one who feels that he Is not so well endowed with intelligence as others, or with the capacity to achieve, and that he has never been much of a success in any undertaking, is able to overcome self-depreciation, when learning to depend upon the source of all wisdom and true Mind-power. He that is fearful, through the recognition of man's unity with divine Love, that perfect Love which casteth out fear, can find relief from that bondage. One who is sorely tempted to hate can overcome that temptation when And, as it hastens, every age But makes its brightness more a life of continuous spiritual Joy. Joy and Gratitude It Is of great advantage to the Christian to cultivate a sense of spiritual Joy, and to learn to rejoice the thought possess him that City Collector of Taxes. Water bills always and to be always grateful, another, possibly one near and most dear husband, wife, child, or it may Some of us who are striving to live the Christian life do not quite understand about rejoicing and gratitude.

On mightier wing, in loftier flight, From year to year does knowledge soar; And, as lt soars, the Gospel light Becomes effulgent more and more. More glorious still, as centuries roll, New regions blest, new powers un for 1938 calling for the 50 percent increased rate are being sent out, on the ground the Aldrrmanic Board had no power to fix the ntcs, but is limited solely to approving rates recommended by the Water Com leaven of Its scientific method of logical deduction from the one Infinite spiritual premise is having a learning and applying the truth that be neighbor or business associate or an entire stranger, or even a fellow church member is greatly in his debt because of something done or left undone, and has taken offense at the act, or the slight, or the word, or the look, he now feels that the offending one is in his debt; that he owes something in the way of contrition or explanation and is not paying what he owes. When and how shall such a debtor be forgiven? The impression prevails quite widely divine Love Is truly man substance marked Influence on the theological teachings of many of the older We hear much of gratitude for blessings received perhaps if a demon-tration has been made over some sense of sickness, or sin, or anguish, or lack and that is good, as far as it goes, but to learn to rejoice and be grateful when material sense says there is nothing to rejoice over or to be grateful for, is of far greater importance. The Apostle Paul en-Joins us to rejoice in tribulation, and he gave us a wonderful example of how this rule may be followed, and of the wonderful results to be footsteps; David Manezon, a watcher for Mr. Surpless; D.

Friedman and several watchers, representing Mf. Cacchione; Councilman-elect Albert Schanzer, George Hayes, representing Alderman John Cashmore; Victor P. Sahner and others. Only four canvassers are on the job now, under the direction of Chief Clerk Thomas Crennan of the Brooklyn office of the Board of Elections. The Police Department was represented by Patrolman Richard Barklie of the 72 The canvassers who were sworn in by Commissioner Livingston were Harriett B.

Chiert, Bertha Res-nick, Clinton Roche and Andrew McDonald. Public Is Barred The general public is barred churches. and entity. Sickness is overcome through precisely this same line of reasoning. On page 493 of Science and Health we read: "Mind mast be furled, So Truth reveals the perfect whole, Its radiance shall o'erflow the world.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE "God the Preserver of Man" Is what I understand to De tne spu-ltual sense of the Lords Prajier." Line by line the prayer is gften, each line being followed by the author's Interpretation. Our Heavenly Father "Our Father which art in heaven." What is heaven? The word "heaven" can only refer to the things of the Spirit. It is the "secret ptlace of the most High," secret to material sense, but it is not a secret to spiritual consciousness, which is heaven. Unseifed love, which knows no fear and no hatred, dwells in heaven. Heaven is the divine presence omnipresence all-presence.

It is not a far-off locality in which a comparatively few are destined to spend eternity. It is the infinity of good, of Life, of Love. The Hebrew missioner. In reference to the collector's action and the proceedings Instituted by Dr. Jamison, the Citizens Budget Commission made the following statement: "The Budget Commission believes that the City Tax Collector is clearly in error in demanding payment of the 50 percent Increased rate, and also that the Board of Aldermen had power under the Charter to pass an ordinance reducing the water charges.

"A court decision in Mav, 1935, found superior to all the beliefs of the five corporeal senses, and able to I destroy all ills. Sickness is a belief i which must be annihilated by the that when the one who seems to be so much at fault realizes that he has been at fault, and comes and Discoverer and Founder Mary Baker Eddy was an earnest student of the Scriptures from early childhood, and her long human life was one of absolute devotion to God. She loved God, not only with heart and soul, that is to say, with the spiritual affections and intuitions, but also with the mind, according to divine Mind. Disease is an experi the subject of the Lesson-Sermon In all Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, December 12. The Golden Text is: "The Lord shall deliver me from every evil work, and will preserve me unto his heavenly kingdom: to whom be glory for ever and ever" (II Timothy Among the citations which com obtained by following it, when he confesses and asks for forgiveness, and his companion Silas, in the that then is the proper time to say, Phillpplan dungeon, feet in the i forgive you." This pardoning stocks, backs cut up by the lash or statement is sometimes accompanied the rod, awakened the other prison- by the word or thought, "I will for- ence of so-called mortal mind.

It is fear made manifest on the body. Christian Science takes away this physical sense of discord, Just as it held that jurisdiction over the water the injunction of Moses. Mrs. Eddy ers at midnight by singing hymns rates was vested in the Board of Al removes any other sense of moral or mental inharmony." And on page 411 Mrs. Eddy writes: "The procur give but I cannot Such Is not forgiveness.

In the first place and Greek words translated heaw- was one or tnose who must have a ns and heaven, in our English 1 reason for their hope. She loved ing cause and foundation of all sick- a locality. Truth with intelligence, and because Rible. never did mean of praise to God. Paul knew too much to repine, to be sorry for himself, or to doubt for a moment that divine Love would deliver him.

You know the story of the deliverance. It afforded Just another opportunity According to the scholars the literal of this was enabled in God's good ness fear, ignorance, or sin." translation of the Hebrew is "heaved time to give to humanity the Science Aiding Others of divine Mind. Though misunderstood and misrepresented, and even vilified, she stood steadfast at her irom me storehouse, except by special permission of the Board of Elections. The count is under way on the second floor of the structure. The floors are waxed and, unlike ths 47th Regiment, where toe first count took place, the building is well heated and no wide open doors send In icy, wintry blasts.

So the officials will not suffer for the next 10 days or so, until the Inspection is completed and a determination is reached if a general recount of all the 800.000 ballots will be asked by the Communist forces of Brooklyn. Sometimes an inquirer may see how he can lm; rove his own mental and physical condition by acquiring prise the Lesson-Sermon is the following from the Bible: "The Lord is good to all: and his tender mercies are over all his works. The eyes of all wait upon thee; and thou givest them their meat in due season. The Lord preserveth all them that love him:" (Psalms 145: 9, 15, 20). The Lesson-Sermon also includes the following correlative selections from the textbook of Christian Science, "Science and Health with post, knowing she was the chosen dermen.

Further, the same decision found there was no indication that such jurisdiction w-as intended in any way to be diminished by any rights vested in the Water Commissioner. Illegal Acts Charged "The difference to the city for the coming year between the old high and the new rates is $12,000,000. The $12,000,000 has been included in the 1938 budget. If the present ordinance is valid the use of the $12,000,000 for budget purposes would be illegal. Elimination of this $12,000,000 will throw the budget out of balance messenger of Truth to this age.

Her a wider and deeper knowledge of the offending one may not be at all conscious of having given offense, or the one who has taken offense may have listened to the voice of gossip, or the voice of prejudice or of pride or of his own self-will, or may have imagined himself to have been slighted. But even If the attitude of the alleged debtor Is one of distinct animosity, when and how shall I forgive my brother? If I wait for him to see his fault and apologize or ask for forgiveness, the time may never come when I can forgive him. I have in the meantime made a debtor of him, and do not feel kindly toward him. If I carry untiring labors for our race will find and greater appreciation as time goes on. There is not a paragraph in her great work, the Chris tian Science textbook, which has not to Paul to preach Christ and to prove that "Love never faileth." Here is another illustration of the necessity of gratitude.

Two young men who were students of Christian Science were talking together. The younger of them had returned from his vacation with what seemed to be a badly infected arm. He had been having help in Christian Science, and was himself an earnest student, but the condition of the arm did not seem to Improve. The older brother earnestly inquired, "Are you grateful for this problem?" The younger replied that lie knew one could make no progress in Christian Science without gratitude, and enumerated various blessings for which he was grateful, such as our church services and our literature. Key to Scriptures," by Mary Eaker Eddy: "Love is impartial and universal in its adaptation and bestowals.

It is the open fount which up things," and of the Greek, "sky." These metaphors plainly were intended to convey the sense of exalted thought or spiritual consciousness. The Founder of Christianity could not have been thinking of a far-off material place when he declared, "The kingdom of heav--n is at "the kingdom of God is within you." Heaven is the one Mind the Mind which belongs to each and to all. Mrs. Eddy writes on page 467 of the textbook: "It should be thoroughly understood that all men have one Mind, one God and Father, one Life, Truth and Love. Mankind will become perfect in proportion as this fact becomes apparent, war will cease and the true brotherhood of man will be established." Our Father-one Mind these are the same.

Mind, when spelled with a capital letter, is one of the great names for God used in Christian Science. "All is infinite Mind and its infinite manifestation." This is the funda healed someone of some phase of fear, of sin, of sickness, of doubt, of some kind of human woe. It is the healing which follows the study of the Scriptures In the light of Mrs. Eddy's marvelous writings which has established her spiritual leadership in the hearts and minds of an ever-increasing multitude, and which convinces The Jamison complaint alleges the failure of the City Collator and the what God is and of what man is, holding to this consciousness as being the truth of his own existence, and denying the reality of that which physical sense asserts is true, but he wonders how one can help another by his true thought. It is because of the unity of all real being, because we all have the same Father-Mother Love as our source, origin, and governing law, that one can aid and heal another by the recognition of Truth in the other's behalf.

This explanation may seem to some to be abstruse, but the truth of spiritual healing, as we learn it in Christian Science, Is so simple that little children readily absorb its elements and use the truth, not cries, 'Ho, every one that thirsteth, come ye to the Divine Love always has met and always will meet every human need" (pp. 13 and 494). Water Supply Commissioner to recognize the validity of the recent or around with me a sense of offish-ness, lt is likely to grow into resentment. If that is the course I have pursued, I have put myself in debt to him, and it is I who need forgiveness. I owe him love and am not paying my debt.

To refuse to take offense is the first step in forgiving. What does lt mean to for dinance, and the inclusion of the $12,000,000 from the old Increased water rates, constitute Illegal official acts. Manhattan Churches Christian Scientists that the author of their textbook has been taught of God. Only goodness could have founded a movement which is reinstating primitive Christianity. Founded on the Bible CHORAL ART CONCERT The Choral Art Society Winter concert at the Episcopal Church of the Messiah and Incarnation, Greene and Clermont on Friday night, will be conducted by Maurice C.

Rumsey, organist of the church. The program will include selections from Handel's "Messiah," Samt-Saen's "Christmas Oratorio" and carols from many lands. UNIVERSAL BIBLE SOCIETY Secretary of State Cordell Hull will broadcast tomorrow afternoon over WABC in observance of Universal Bible Sunday with a national hookup and short wave for foreign countries. The choir of Grace Episcopal Church, Manhattan, will sing. BATHROOM TILES The parsonage of Goodscll Memorial Methodist Church, at 79 The older brother, with greater emphasis, repeated his question, "Are you grateful for this problem?" "Do you mean." inquired the yjunger, "that I should be grateful for this sore arm?" The older brother then illustrated his point.

"Let us suppose that you were in give? The primary meaning of the word "give" is to "impart or transfer to another something good;" rarely do we think of giving that which is not good, and no one ever thinks of an evil gift. To forgive is to give notwithstanding or without regard to the apparent attitude of another. What shall I give to my only in helping themselves but Catholic News Mrs. Eddy writes on page 126 of the textbook: "The Bible has been my only authority. I have had no otitrr guide in the straight and narrow wav of Truth." Christian others as well.

The Rt. Rev. Henry St. George Tucker, Presiding Bishop-elect of the Episcopal Church in America, will give his first sermons in New York since his elevation to the high office tomorrow at St. Bartholomew's Church at the morning and afternoon services.

He was elected this Fall and will take office Jan. 1, 1938. Dr. J. V.

Moldcnhawer, pastor I recall hearing of a mother who had become somewhat interested in Scientists love their Bibles, they read christian Science, and had sent her brother who seems to be offending? scnool, in a geometry class, let us say, and that the teacher had put upon the blackboard a problem and study them. They study them First of all. I must give him the benefit of the doubt. I may have The Rt. Rev.

Mons. John L. Bel misjudged his attitude. I mast re mental statement of Christian Science. The entire structure of Christian Science is erected on this foundation, and it is "an house not made with hands, eternal in the heavens" The sentence "All is infinite Mind and ius infinite manifestation" is found on page 468 of the textbook.

The things of the Spirit, the things of Truth the ooe Mind arc necessarily harmonious. Only the false beliefs of material sense are discordant discordant because erroneous. Mrs. Eddy gives her spiritual sense of the first line of the Lord's Praver in the won- First Presbyterian Church, will be fuse to take offense no matter what very much more than they did when they were Baptists or Methodists or Episcopalians or Presbyterians. The Bibk to them is a living book; they find in it day by day that which lifts them out of discouragement and fear and heals both sin and sickness.

Hallowing God's Name "Our Father which art In heaven, Sheridan must have its bathroom completely renovated, so everybody in the congregation is helping. Each page of the subscription books means one tile. little daughter to the Christian Science Sunday School. On one occasion the mother found herself feeling quite ill and said: "One of my sick headaches is coming on." She had for a long time used the possessive pronoun in connection with this sense of illness. She told the little daughter of the condition and asked her to be very quiet.

Whereupon the child, who in her Sunday school work had been gaining, in a simple way, a practical sense of the teachings of Christian whirh to you seemed to be quite intricate. The teacher then stated that the problem was one which possibly went a little further than the work the class had had, but felt sure that, considering the ground which had been covered, some in the class would be able to solve the problem, and looking around would ask you to come forward and demonstrate it. Would you feel proud at being so selected?" "I certainly should feel proud." said the younger. "Oh," he continued, may appear to be his attitude toward me. I must not for one moment part with love in my thought of him.

That Is forgiveness. Truly, "Love is reflected ln love." "Forgive, that we may be forgiven." An illuminating incident is related of Abraham Lincoln. He was writing at his desk when an orderly by whom he had sent a letter to the Secretary of War returned, and honored by his congregation on Friday evening by a reception marking the tenth anniversary of his pastorate. Speakers will Include Dr. John H.

Mrs. Roger H. Williams, Leeds Johnson and John T. Ogden, chairman of the reception committee. Dr.

Donald B. Aldrich of the Church of the Ascension and Dr. W. Russell Bowie of Grace Church will present greetings from their Hallowed be Thy name." We learn ford, pastor of the Church of the Nativity, and Supreme Court Jus-lice Philip A. Brennan will speak at.

the dinner to be given in honor the III. Rev. Mons. Edward A. Hoar, new pastor of the Church of lit.

Xavier, at Columbus Club, fc. 16. The chairman of the dinner Is Col. Arthur V. McDermott.

The welcome address on behalf of the parishioners will be delivered by Justice Iirci'iian. John Lapham and John F. Sullivan were the winners of the Fathers Guild medali for their performance In Brooklyn Preparatory School's riprful words id. lb'. "Our rattier u.ihn r.nri an harmonious." Since to the name of God in pro i i r.A Father is a eood word to convey a Science of which the mother was not Utwl nr.

nttpntinn Rnrplv looklne churches as near neighbors. CHRISTMAS PROGRAM The last community service of Duryea Presbyterian Church. 362 Sterling Place, will be held on Wednesday evening with the G. Washington Coffee Company sponsoring the question box contest, and presenting gifts to the winner and the other nine contestants selected from the audience. A special Christmas program will be given following the contest.

ud. the President inquired, "What portion as we learn io miu a.i"hl. To know God as infinite Mind, infinite Spirit, Infinite Truth, Life, and Love, divine Principle, the origin and substance of all that exists, hallows the name of God. We learn to know God as Love in promotion as we learn to love. It is did Stanton say?" The orderly sense of the power and the wisdom of the one Mind called Grxi, and of His abundant proviMon for the needs of all His Children, the word Mother adds to the concept the thought of Love's tender care and certain understanding of our needs.

Mrs. Eddv writes on pace 332 of the textbook. "Father-Mother is the aware, said. "Mother, don't you want me to treat The mother replied, "Yes, dear, Mother would love to have you do so." But the mother did not take the child's thought se saluted, "Mr. President," he replied, The red flag of the French galleys where 5,000 Huguenots were sent for attending Protestant worship after the revocation of the he tore up your letter and said you were a fool." Mr.

Lincoln went wonderful for the individual Chris riously, and was fully expecting to ian to accept the statement that our (to through the usual ordeal. She presentation of trie play, "The Tavern," at the Brooklyn Academy of Mu.sic Wednesday evening. The medals were awarded yesterday by the Kev. John H. klocke, S.

head master of the school, name for Deity, which indicates His infinite Ood is Love, but he knows down, and. to her great surprise, tender relationship to His spintua his only a.s divine Love becomes his found the sen.se of illness fading on and finisned nis writing. Then rising slowly, and looking down at the young man, half humorously, half gravely, "Did Stanton say that?" he asked. "Yes, Mr. President, he did," was the reply.

"Well," said the President, "Stanton's usually right, Stanton's usually God. his "Adorable One' tne pnrase "I begin to see the point. Grateful for the problem! Grateful for the opportunity to prove that I really know something of the law of God the law of good, which is ever active." A complete healing very shortly followed this change of thought. Gratitude for our problems, no matter how intricate or how difficult they may seem to be, looking upon them only as opportunities to prove our absolute confidence in Love's protection and guidance, opeas the door to demonstration, which fear, self-pity, and inertia have closed. Unselfish Love Needed "Feed the famished affections." Did anyone, since the time of Jesus, ever say so much ln four words? CHRISTMAS APPEAL The United Christmas Appeal for civilian war victims sponsored by the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America will provide aid for sufferers in China, children on both sides in Spain, and Christian German refugees.

following the decLslonof the Judges, Hayden Rorke, an actor appearing in Manhattan, and an alumnus of the school; Andrew Leoffler, play Edict of Nantes will be installed tomorrow at the French Church du Salnt-Esprlt. The rector, Dr. John A. F. Maynard, has explained that the red flag was the first king's flag and was replaced by the blue when the English king adopted red, and that the Huguenots came to America as loyal subjects of the King of France under the blue flag.

The red flag was, however, preserved on the galleys of the Mediterranean fleet, where so many Huguenots suffered. Dr. Conrad Hoffman Jr. of the International Missionary Council will speak on "Youth Action" tomorrow afternoon at Holy Trinity right. I guess I must be a fool." There was a man who was too big to take offense.

His responsibilities were too great to let resentment fill his thought even for a moment. Our resDonsiblllties are also great, No away, and in a few moments was entirely relieved. She knew that nothing in her own mental activity had brought about the change, and knew that the child's thought must be responsible for it. Finding her, she inquired with great earnestness, "Tell me what you said." The child reflected for a moment and replied: "Mother, I didn't say anything. I Just listened." Nothing could be more profound than this answer, although the child's thought was probably very To entertain creation." The exalted thought of Isaiah finds like expression.

"For thus saith the Lord." he writes. "As one whom his mother comforteth. so will I comfort you." The thought has widely prevailed that we mav pet to heaven when we die. but the Christian must learn to iwli heaven, to make spiritual, harmonious consciousness his home. It is not a home which one occasionally visits, but where one must continually live.

The one Mind, or heavenly consciousness, is eternal Life, and eternal life is eternal now. One need not wait until after what i.s called death ensues before enjoying eternal life. This Mind, this Life, i.s svnonvmous with divine Love. bv Mrs. Eddy to give her spiritual sense of the line "Hallowed be Thy name." Demonstration The prtx)f or demonstration of the right knowledge of Truth is the next progressive thought unfolded in the Lord's Prayer.

"Thy kingdom come. Thy will be done in earth, a.s it is in heaven." Mrs. Eddy's spiritual sense of this hue is', "Thy kingdom is come; Thou art ever-present. Enable us to know, as in heaven, so on earth, God is omnipotent, supreme" i Science and Health, p. 16).

Demonstration is bringing the harmony of heaven to earth. This is accom- reader, and Scott Farnsworth, The gold medal went to Lap-ham for his "well sustained portrayal of the role of Willum" and the silver medal to Sullivan for his "capable rendition of the part of the vagabond." Among those present were the Very Rev. Edward J. Walsh, C. president of St.

John's University; the Rev. Richard B. McHugh, presi matter how inconspicuous one may CONFIRMATION SERVICE The Rt. Rev. John I.

Blair Larned, Suffragan Bishop of the Diocese of Long Island, will preach and confirm on Wednesday evening at Christ Episcopal Church, 477 Bod-ford Ave. The Rev. Guy Frazer, rector, will present the class. be, he, as a Christian, has part of When human thought, desiring spiritual nutriment, recognizes Itself the great responsibility of establishing Christianity in the earth, and Lutheran Church, at a youth gath with this thought each one will see for himself that he Is too big to a childlike sense of ever-present divine Love which i.s always saying, "Fear not, I am with thee." is to en ering of the metropolitan area. The meeting Is sponsored by the Lutheran Students Association of Amercla.

Dr. Hoffman has traveled extensively in Europe and the Near dent of Cathedral College; the Rev. Michael A. Clark, S. regional director of studies for Jesuit schools, and the Rt.

Rev. Mons. John B. York, pastor of the Church of St. Erlgld.

While the cold north winds were blowing and flurries of snow filled as a starveling for spiritual love, it is ln a position to gain more of that love. People sometimes speak of themselves as being "just starved for love," meaning that they desire more love to be shown them on the part of others. The phrase "famished affections" docs not refer to that sort of starvation. Human lives are famished by the want of loving, the lack of manifesting unselfed love toward others. What is it that stands in the way of our getting more love into our hearts and lives? Is lt anything other than a sense of self? And what is Fast in connection with the Council take offense or permit himself to be resentful.

Deliverance "And lead us no: into temptation, but deliver us from evil," is the closing sentence of the Lord's Prayer, according to the Gospel of Luke. Mrs. Eddy's interpretation of this line is, "And God lcadeth us not into temptation, but dclivercth us from sin, disease, and death." The word une Vmnn rv on oflPhcd through prayer nnl Wr live ht acknowledges God's wn Hove ftS; through meditation, through right we learn to or Fternality of Ev.l an Impowh.lity spiritualKproress. lt thought With many of us. when there was Trmn or reality, and formed in our thought the picture of couW ln no waV provp our under.

a vague, far-off lorality railed we and the heaven, there was also formed a pic- would doubt Committee on the Christian Ap proach to the Jew. NEW QUEENS PASTOR ter into the very heart of prayer the prayer that heals from sin and sickness. Truth i.s ever declaring itself to be all power, all presence, ail true consciousness, to the heart and mind prepared to listen. Daily Bread "Give us this day our dally bread." He who said, "Blessed are they which do hunger and thirst after righteousness," could not have been referring primarily to material food. Human knowledge of truth must be The Rev.

Robert P. Canls of Zion place in February, at which time Bishop Molloy will officiate. The board of managers of the hospital, besides Bishop Molloy, is made up of the Very Rev. MoiisFrancis P. Connelly, the Rev.

Joseph Brophy, the Rev, Paul J. Faustmann, Sister Stella Margaret, Sister Marie Jeanne, Mother Marie Vincent la, Justice William F. Hagarty, David F. Soden, Frank J. Nevlns, Michael F.

Walsh, Jere J. Cronln, Charles J. Brown, William Butler. A card and bunco party will be held in the HUditorium of the shrine Church of St. Brrnadette.

82ri St. and 13th Dec, 16. The card party Is being sponsored by the riosary Society, of which Miss Veronica Forrest Is president. Mrs. Alio Christlano Is chairman.

Lutheran Church, Seward, has accepted the call to the pastorate of Good Shepherd Church, Bayside West, and will assume that office "temptation" here is used in the sense of proving, trying, or testing. Mrs. Eddy, in Science and Health of eternal torment, and many of us the air, the cornerstone of the new wing of the Hospital of the Holy ramily was laid. This event had been long coming, but the joy and happiness that filled the hearts of those present compensated for years of waiting. Sister Stella Margaret, superintendent, accompanied by the tlsters of the hospital, received the this condition of thought which is called self? The origin of the word as given ln the dictionaries is most interesting.

It seems that ln its origin lt was a word of three syllables, a combination of the Latin se and the Gothic word laiba, and the word originally was sellba. And what the word laiba mean? A rem thc soundness of our position. If Jesus had in no way Bettered human lives, he nerer would have had a hearing. If his apostles had not done the same, the early Christian Church would not have been established. If Christian Science had never reformed the sinner, and healed the sick, It would Jiave made no headway.

Jesus declared that the knowledge guests Due to the recent death of have had the fear that we might be condemned to spend eternity there. This picture of an eternity or infinity of good represented by God and heaven, and. side by side with It, an eternity or infinity of evil represented by the devil and hell, Christian Science shows to be an titter impossibility. It teaches the Infinity of good, of Spirit. Good constantly fed from the great, sources of true knowledge that lt may live and grow.

Everyone retnembers hearing of the time before there were inventions fur giving us fire (p. 22), declared, "Love is not hasty to deliver us from temptation, for Love means that we shall be tried and purified." The child, working out his problems in multiplication, Is being tested moment by moment by the principle of mathematics. Likewise our understanding of Christianity, or of Christian Science, on Jan. 1, COMBINED CHOIRS The choirs of Clinton Avenue Community Church and Hollis Presbyterian Church will unite tomorrow afternoon at the former church, Clinton and Lafayette In singing Handel's "Messiah," the Very Rev. Mons.

John M. Hil-pcrt, chairman of the building fund, the ceremony was very brief. The dedication of the bospjtal will take quickly, of a fire-pot being main nant! So the whole word was my' talned which must be constantly fed self a remnant, a sense of being cut.