Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-08
BUILDS TEMPLE
TO REVERENCE
MOTHERS NAME
Structure to- Be Dedicated
Next Sunday by Gypsy
Smith.
HAS CAPACITY OF 10000
BY JOE KELLY.

They do come back-sometimes. E.
Howard Cadle. head of a chain of shoe
repair stores, is a physical, business. So
cial and spiritual comet back. with an in
come of $4,000 weekly, and with the big
idea of spending all he makes and all he
viii make in helping others to the regen-
Grafton.
Less than seven years ago l chatted
with E. Howard Cadle, chatted as a news
mems, seeking a point -of-vjew. Then he
was a porter in a saloon in Indianapolis,
in the Co sailed sporting district, and he
told me he was down all the way and
out completely, earning IS a week land
drinks" with a wife and two children to
support, and this word from the physician
that he had six months to live.
Cadle, the come back is the president Of
the American Shoe Repair Company,
headquarters indianapolis, with four
stores in the loop, Chicago, two in Louis
vile, and one in Cincinnati, Dayton,
Evansville, FIT. Wayne and Terre Haute.
He is vizualizing a chain OF one hundred
of these stores and planning for their
development.
Cadla, Of the old life, was a thing
gambler a smooth con man, a craps shoot
er, wonder worker with the dice a
wizard with the cards-a hound after
the easy money Of the sucker.
The Cadle of the new life IS business
man, social worker Sunday school teacher
and evangelist, with this ambitlon-to
have the fun Of spending all he earns In
business in retaining the down and
outer.
n,,r - 70 l. l. frz
Loretta Cadle. he built the memorial tab
ernacle, that the work Of the reclamation
Of man might go on in this community.
The Cadle Tabernacle, which will be
dedicated Sunday with elaborate cere-
monies, and with Gypsy Smith, the ia
nous English evangelist. preaching the
dedicatory sermon. will seat 10000. The
ground was purchased at a cost Of 100.
900 and the building at an approximate
cost of S75 .000. The building was de-
signed by Hugh L. Nevin of the firm
of Nevin, Henry & Wischmyer Of Louis
Vile. Its acoustics are perfect. Mr..
Nevin being an expert on that feature
Of public buildings. The building is
constructed after the old missions, the
Ohio street front being modelled after
the front of the Alamo, in San Antonio
the historic cradle Of Texas liberty. The
interior is painted in old ivory with blue
decorations.
The building will have n choir loft to
seat 1000 persons. Assembly rooms to
accommodate 500 people viii be built I'm.
der the platform pulpit
The tabernacle, while erected primarily
for religious purposes, will also be used
~ an educational and industrial way
in housing exhibits, shows and exposi-
t!ons and in musical concerts To bar
all prejudices, the building will be inter
UNCONVENTIONAL in character
The building was dedicated to his
mother, because he traces his conversion
to her prayers.
In his office in the Unity building, In
dianapolis, Cadle showed me a letter from
a llfer at Michigan city, former Terre
Haute man, who, full Of booze, imagined
that a man had wronged him. and shot
him to death
They've thrown the keys away on
him said Cadle. But eliminating the
effects of the booze, he's not a criminal
Crazed for moment-then TIE deed, tel
rible as II was-and society locks him up
for the rest Of his life. How many Of Us
have been through the same moment. bur
escaped without sending a soul
TO eternity, without wrecking our own
or the lives Of every one dear to us
Il have written him to keep up his
that we'll do all we can for him.
l can sympathize with him, for l once
in a poker game at Paoli. Ind-pulled
the trigger TO kill n man-Bert Morgan
who sat across the table from me. The
gun would not go off. Where are we
different, me and this lifer at Michigan
City?
did you see that soldier going out
rs you came in? | met him at the Y. NJ
c. A. big meeting Sunday. He was cry
ing and he told me his troubles. He's
an indianapolis kid, stationed at TT
Benjamin Harrison. He took too many
drinks and stole three Liberty bonds
from n scarlet woman at Lafayette and
lost them shooting craps. The woman
wants her money. She is threatening so
turn him over to the military authori-
ties at the fort
"The 10y says the punishment does not
worry him, but he does care about the