1. The Litigation of 1919-1921 has never been satisfactorily settled; and the periodicals of the years 1920-1922 are often missing from Reading Room files.

2. The usurpation of Mrs. Eddy's church by the 1910 Directors of the Mother Church was a deliberate act to retain ecclesiastical control over the students of Mary Baker Eddy's teachings, world-wide.

3. Mrs. Eddy passed on December 3, 1910, and her 1910 Directors issued a new Church Manual, the 89th Edition, 14 days later on December 17, 1910, with the year 1911 stamped on the cover and the words "and Branch Churches" added to the headings on pages 120 and 127, which previously stated "Present Order of Services in The Mother Church" and "Order of Exercises for the Sunday School of the Mother Church" respectively. But this change was not made in the Appendix section on page 14 of the Church Manual.

4. In reply to the question, "Why was Mrs. Eddy's name removed from the Church Manual as Pastor Emeritus on page 21, when she specifically stated that no change in the Manual was to be made?" John V. Dittemore, Clerk and a Board member of the Mother Church before Mrs. Eddy passed on, said that "The names of officers of the church published in the front of the Manual have always been removed from this page when they have passed away." (Boston-Journal, December 31, 1910). "The death of Mrs. Eddy means little or nothing to us. This church is run as a plain business proposition, and its future will be directed in accordance with plain business principles." (The New York world, January 6, 1911).

5. So much for the principles of Christianity and of God, in the face of so-called business.

6. Furthermore, the publishing of the revised 89th Church Manual had not been announced in the way prescribed by Mrs. Eddy. The Christian Science Sentinel always included the statement, "Each New Edition of the Church Manual containing the By-Laws of the Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts, will have special notice in the Sentinel."

7. The last such notice, which announced the 1910 88th Edition of the Church Manual, had been published in the September 3, 1910 issue 3 months, to the day before Mrs. Eddy passed on.

8. This advisory statement continued to appear in the Sentinel up to and including the issue of January 14 in 1911 but no formal notice of the 89th Edition was ever given.

9. Other questions were raised concerning bylaws that required Mrs. Eddy's consent before vital church appointments and functions could be carried out. Such consent provisions are called "estoppel clauses" in law.