GOD

(0.3. god, Dutch god, Ger. go it); in hoathen times an idol, or object of worship. Since the Teutonic acceptation of Christianity it is the name reserved to the Creator of the Universe. See Txuursm. 'GOD, CHURCHES OF. See CHURCHES OF GOD. market town, on Wey, Surrey, England; seat of Charter house School. Pop. 1921 9,193 river, in Deccan, Brit. India; flows S.E.; discharges by seven mouths into Bay of Bengal; length, c. 900 miies; one of the twelve sacred rivers of India. Madras Presidency, Brit. India, in lower valley of Godavari; chief town, Cocanada. Area, 5634 sq. miles. Pop. 1,500,000. member of notable Fr. family; prof. of Law at Geneva; was historiographer of France. Jacques G. (1587-1652) pub. town, summer resort, Rhine province, Pru ia; mineral springs. Pop. 15,000.