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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-08
DIR. KISTIER PLANS
BUSY SUNDAY HERE

Sunday at H. Or. Edward Uainea
Kistler win preach In the new Fair
view Presbyterian Church on
Strength for the Daily Walk" Or.
Charles T. Paul, president Of the
College Of Missions. will speak at
the Woman's Missionary Society
Praise Service, 7:45 p. m. on What
I Have Seen IN China" Miss Ellen
y. Grayd0n will preside. Mrs. F.
IT, Edenhartcr has arranged special
musical numbers for both these serv-
ices. A congregational meeting IL
called FOR Thursday at 8 In the
chapel to hear the report OF the
executive council John NJ. Miner.
attorney, calls a meeting Of the
FairyIew community for Tuesday at
8 In this chapel to organize a
Falryiew Civic Association.
REV. CHRISTIAN O. WEBER
Of the Moravian Episcopal Church
viii preach Sunday morning on
Dual Personality" and at night on
Gods Gifts to Man"
FRUITS OF GODLY FEAR" will
be the morning theme Of Rev. LIE
Roy James at the Garfield Christian
Church. At night, The Magnetism
Of the Cross
SPECIAL. SERMON ITEMS are
announced by Rev. J. II. Killing Of
the Second Evangelical Church. His
morning subject will be Making
Melody in Your Hearts" At 7:45 he
will speak on "a Virtuous Young
Lady, or the Girl Problem" There
will be special singing and music at
the night service.
REV. CLYDE L. GIBBONS Of the
Garden Baptist Church announces
his Sunday subjects as Spiritual Ne
cessities" and Tho Gift Of Faith
Healing"
AT + NJ NJ A n & e l. BAPTIST
CHURCH Rev. III. r. sMcClanahan,
pastor, will preach in the morning
on THE Man Like You" and Tho
Greatest Thing in the World"
DIR. NJ. B. HYDE will preach at
the Grace NJ. e. Church Sunday
morning on Gods Plan for Soul
Feeding" and at night on THE Way
Through Life Made Plain"
REV. L. c. f. FACKLER of St
Matthew EvaDcelicaI Iutherar
Church Will preach Sunday morning
on THE One and Only Way to Re
turn to the Promises Of God" At
night an illustrated sermon will be
given on yLuther and the Reforma-
ton" On Tuesday night the broth
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-08
BANDITS LOOT
SAFETY VAULT
Bore Way Through Two Feet
of Steel and Brick,

b. United Press
CHICAGO. Nov. Six bandits
early today escaped with the con
tents OF twenty-five steel boxes In a
safety vault Of the Empire Storage
Company on Chicago's south side
Value Of the loot was undetermined.
They cut their way through two
feet Of brick and steel to an inner
vault. emptied twenty-five boxes and
two jewel trunks and disappeared
IN an automobile.
Police. when notified Of the rob
berry. investigated the vault and de-
clared the work was similar to the
81. 900. GOO Werner Brothers storag
robbery.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-08
SOUTH SIDE WILL
UNVEIL FOUNTAIN
ATSP. NJ. SUNDAY
Work of Local Sculptor to
Be Presented by
Shank.

Final arrangements were com
pleted today FOR the unwilling at 3
2. m. Sunday Of the new Ralph Hill
Memorial Fountain that has replaced
the old adornment in the center of
Fountain Square. The fountain de
sign and the sculptured group. THE
Pioneer Family" are the work OF
Mrs. Myra Reynolds Richards. In
dianapoHs sculptor. Il was presented
to the CITY through the VIII Of Mrs.
Phebe 7. TIir. IN memory of her
husband. Ralph Hin, once a promin-
ent local attorney.
Charles z. Coffin. board Of works
president. under whose supervision
the fountain was installed. will pre-
side. Other board members. William
H. Freeman. DR. NJ. 7. Spencer. and
Elmer Williams. viii be present as
Official representatives of the city.
James N. Ogden. corporation
counsel, viii he the chief speaker.
His address WIFI contain an in
terestfng account OF the life ans
accomplishments Of Ralph HjH. who
was at one time n member Of Con
gress as We'll as ore Of Indlana's
leading lawyers. Mayor Shank will
deliver the presentation address and
the fountain will be accepted on be
half Of the southside by John T.
White.
Arrangements have been made for
accommodation Of large crowd.
Temporary stage has been erected
and chairs viii be provided.
The Pioneer Family" group
which viii s.irmount the fountain IS
the third piece Of sculpture from
the studio Of Mrs Richards to
ornan0rt fountains in Indiana in re
cent months. First was designed by
Mrs. Richards for the Women's
Press Club and was placed at
Turkey Run. Second was The
Bird Boy done for the Women's
Nature Study Club at Columbus,
Ind.
The group represents n family OF
four Hoosier pioneers. father
mother. son and daughter. Il has
been pronounced a real artistic
achievement. Mrs. Richards has
spent considerable time in the
making Of the group and in directing
the erection Of the base which IS Of
red Tennessee marble.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-08
ZIG PROGRAM
/ PLANNED AT CHI RCH

THE BARTH PLACE N. F. SUN
DAY SCHOOL viii have n special
rally day service sunday at 10 a. m.
The superintendent has planned a
program Of twenty-five numbers,
conalstinog Of special exercises by
the children and special music and
singing by the choir and mems
Bible class. The feature Of the pro.
cram will be special drills and exer-
else by the Boy Scouts. They ara
expecting an attendance Of over 200
people, In fact the largest program
ever given by any south side sun
day school
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-08
MAN OF 70 SENTENCED
ii. l.. Bust. Unable to Pay Fine,
Committed to Farm.

One OF the oldest men ever sen
fenced IN Marion County Criminal
Court has been committed to In
diana State Farm by Judge James
A Collins through inability To pay a
$500 fine on conviction OF issuing O
fraudulent check.
He is II. l. Bust, 70. charged with
writing u $4,000 check on a Mt. Yer
non Gu) bank and getting $40 cash
on It in indianapolis from the
Fletcher Savings and Trust Com
pany. Judge Collins last year sen
fenced a 76-year-old man.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-08
WEEKLY SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
Ho7v Bread Was Provided for the Multitude
TEXT; John 6:1-I5.


After these things Jesus went over the
sea of Galilee. which is the sea OF
Tiberias.
And a great multitude followed him. be.
cause they saw his miracles which he dld
on them that were diseased.
And Jesus went up into a mountain,
and there he sat with his disciples.
When Jesus then lifted up his eyes. and
saw great company come unto MIN, ne
saith unto Philip. Whence snail we buy
bread that these may eatY
And the passover feast of the Jews,
And this he said to prove him; for he
himself knew what he would do.
Philip answered him, Two hundred
pennyworth OF bread is not sufficient FOR
them. that every one OF them may take
one of his disciples. Andrew. Simon
Peters brother. saith unto him,
There il lad here, which hath hve
barley loaves. ard two small fishes; but
what are they among so many
And Jesus said, Make the men git down.
Now there was much grass in the place.
So the men sat down. in number about
five thousand
he had given thanks, he distributed TO the
disciples. and the disciples to them that
were set down; and likewise OF the hshee
When they were filed he said unto his
disciples Gather up the fragments that re-
main. that nothing be lost.
Therefore they gathered them together,
and filled twelve baskets with the trag
ments of the five barley loaves which re
manned over and above unto them that
had eaten
the miracle that Jesus did said. This IL
ora truth that prophet that should come
into tbs world.
when Jesus therefore perceived that
they would come and take him by force,
10 make him a king. he departed again
into y mountain himself alone
The international Uniform On Tn. s Sunday
the Five Thonsand John ellis.
BY WILLIAM Z. GILROY, D. d.
Editor-in-Chief OF The Congrega-
tionalist
Probably no recorded miracle Of
Jesus at once so stlrs the magma
ton and so tests the credulity Of
men as this Of the feeding Of the five
thousand with FIVE barley loaves and
two small fishes. Other miracles
suggesk some higher law OF life or
heaIs~, some power Of spirit over
matter. to which much that Is re-
corded in modern experience seems
to correspond. But here Is miracu-
lous circumstance so stupendou5
that. II defes the Imagination TO
conceive.
Let us say frankly that II we could
explain II It would no longer be
miraculous And let us also frankly
recognize that we are concerned
here in these lesson exposiuons not
With critical questions, but with
spiritual interpretations Our faith
is primarily challenged not by the
things that Jesus did. but by the
Jesus who did them. Once our faith
IS strongly rooted and grounded IN
Him. as our Savior, Master and
Friend the problem Of the miracu
lous win not trouble as greatly.
This Gospel Of John reminds us
fchapter 2I.20 that only q small part
~ the things that Jesus did have
been recorded Why have certain
miracles been emphasized out Of the
mass Of wonderful things? Is 1t not
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-08
Decision on Opening Soon

Decision on opening Arsenal Ave.
and Shelby St. under the proposed
east side track elevation project will
be given by the board of works Nov
10. The city plan commission now
Is studying plans for the street open
ing for recommendation More than
three thousand signatures on a pc
tition requesting the streets be
opened have been obtained by the
Southeastern Civic Improvement
Club.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-08
JUDGE LAIR RECEIVERS
Kept at Home With Attack of
HicCOughs.

Judge Frank J. I.ahr Of Juvenile
Court. who has been in bed since
Tuesday with a severe attack Of HE
coughs, was reported better today.
though not able To he up. There
have been no sessions Of Juvenile
Court since Monday due 10 his Ill
ness. He expected TO be on the
bench again Monday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-08
Radio Talk Given

THE Manufacture of Carbon for
Radio Control Instruments" was
subject Of an address Friday night
by Walter Jacket, Of the Allan
Bradley Company, Cincinnati, be-
fore the Capitol Radio School, 50
W. New York St.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-08

crhood VIII meet at the ,Rone OF
John Knannloin. 1903 Z. Michigan
st. The Ladies' Aid Will meet Thurs
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Elmer Norman. 81 S. Chester st.
his Sunday themes at the Bethlehem
Lutheran Church as The Healing
at Decapolis" and The Christians
Equipment" preceded by song
service at 7:45 p. m.
CLUB VIII repeat a three-act com.
e1y. Am ! Intruding? at the
knights g6 Columbus auditorium
ThirteentR and Delaware SITS. sun
day afternoon and evening Pro
ceeds VIII be used 10 heIp reou-i'
the ST. Vincent Catholic Church at
orchestra Of the Sacred Heart School
will furnish the music.
At ST PAU l. NJ. r." GU lI ,. II ,
Frank /. tioNl5 VIII preach Suh"'y
morning on me thcHankl'!E
Christ. Tho other Fellows bio.'
Class VIII observe Armist'ce DAY
service at $50 p. m. SUNDAY WIN
Brig. Een- Dwight l. Aui''''"h 0a
the principal speaker
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harIh Fiac' NJ T. ' I., " Al 7P'.''N
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-08
SCHOOL HANGS PORTRAIT
Memory of Otto Stechhan IIonored
at Manual Training.

Otto Stechhan, originator Of a bill
passed IN tho Indiana Legislature IN
1891 providing for Manual training
In public schools was honored by
han ging Of hts portrait Ar Manual
Training High School.
Mrs. Rosa Stechhan. widow Of Mr.
Stechhan who died in January, 1922.
in Pasadena, Cal. presented the
portrait 70 the school board at the
boards reGGest.
Albert Sahn, secretary of tho
State Life Insurance Company. a
relative Of Mr. Stechhan. has writ
ten an account OF the beginning Of
manual training IN indianapolis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-08
CHURCH NOTICES

CHURCH OF CHRIST,
SCIENTIST
LessOn-Sermon
ADAM AND FALLEN MAN"
SECOND CHURCH - Delaware 81
Twelfth s..
THIRD CHURCH-335o Washington
Blvd
Sunday Services
In All Churches. Ii q. N.
and ?. N.
Testimonial Meetings
Wednesday evening a. s o'clock
Free Reading Rooms
1858 Consolidated BIDS 10 y. Penn. ST..
205 L. Thirty RI urth St
The Public
e cordially invited to attend these services
and 20 use the reading roonlA
SUNDAY SCHOOL FOX CHILDREN
UNDER 90 YEARS
Seccud Church al 80 and II A. M
Third Church a. 9 10 n
FIRST AMERICAN
SPIRITUALIST CHURCH
1884, North Illinois Street
Regular Church Services at
7.45 p. m. prompt
Message Bearers:
Mrs. La Mar and Mrs. Cam
bridge who viii give ballot
messages. Bring your ballots
with you with your initial and
birth date on them, Bring a
friend and come early. This
will be an all message service.
Mid-week service Friday evening,
7:45 D. m. AT the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Bowman, s43 y. East St. A well
come to all.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-08
DADS DAY. AT De PAUW
Entire Campus win Honor Father,
Nov. %.

GREEECASTLE. Ind. Nov. s.
De PAW University students viii
hold the first annual observance Of
-'na5's Day" Nov. %. when the
Tigers viii meet Wabash College in
football here. tet
Father viii be honored by the en-
tire campus. Special functions Will
be given by fraternities and sorori-
ties.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-08
DIES EN- ROUTE TO TRIAL
Excitement and Worry Fatal to Sey.
mOT Woman.

b. Tunes N1Cc47I
SEYMOUR. Ind. Nov. S.-Worry
and excitement over trial In the
Jackson County Court caused the
death Of Mrs. Alkaline Brown. 50. as
she was being taken to the trial in
an auto.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-08
The Catholic
Idea of
Religion

Everything that Is true in every religion
"a taught IN the Catholic religion without
any adnixture Of error Vast multitudes
who are not Catholics actually believe
nearly all the doctrines OF the Catholic
Church without knowing IT, Investigate
FOR Yourself Consult your Bible. 1st
Cor ITO Now I bcscech you brethren,
through this name of our Lord. Jesus
Christ. that ye all speak the same thing
and that there De no divisions among
you
ONE FOLD. ONE SHEPHERD.
Catholics pray constantly that all Chris
tiars may soon be united and have "One
Lord, one faith one baptism, one God and
Father OF all. who s over all and through
all and in all" (Eph. 4, 90 The
Catholic Church invites all Christians 20
return to the Church that Christ founded
which teaches today the same unchan ging
faith taught by Christ and the Apostles.
(JOhn J7-11) Holy Father keep them In
Thy name which Thou hast given Nc:
that they be One. even as We are One
BISHOPS PASTORAL TO BE READ.
There are - Catholic Churches In In
dianapobs and Marion County. On next
Sunday. November 9th. a special Pastoral
letter on Christian education issued by the
Bishop of the Diocese. VIII be read at all
the masses IN all Churches and the pastors
will preach on the subject of this impor-
tant Pastoral
The services at the Cathedral Sunday
Will as usual be at 3. 6. 7 80 8 and 10 80
tSolemn High Mass. Services at all the
other Churches viii also be at the regu-
lar hours
Any one can attend the Catholic serv-
Ices observe the ceremonies and hear the
sermons, but to be assured q seat one had
better come early. For further particulars
write or call
THE CATHOLIC INFORMATION BUREAU
S02-S01 FIDELITY TRUST BLDG.
INDIANAPOLIS.
PHONE LINCOLN 1857.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-08
New Department Started

Charles +. Kaiser. manager OF the
Quick Tire Service. 13 W. North St,
today announced addition Of bat
terry charging and repair department
TO give both curb and road service.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-08
THE SECOND
SPIRITUALIST CHURCE

Red Mems Hail corner Lee and W. Nor
ris ST.
Every Sunday night at 7:45 o'clock
Lecture and Messages ny Mrs. Ma
Stewart and mediums present. Ladies
Aid wednesday from , till at 1928 d
Norris st. Mio-weelz Service at 1925 ~
Norris ST.. Wednesday night. Everybcdi
Welcome
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-08
SPIRITUALIST MISSION

VIII hold services Sunday evening Al
T;45. al So Z Washington ard Thursdsy
afternoon - $50 al Mrs. ScheuIt. SIT y
Sheffield Ave tW. Michigan car Incl
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-08

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The Pleasant Sunday Afternoon
Meeting
GABLE
TABERNACLE
Sunday Afternoon
$3.50 O'Clock
EVANGELIST
F. F. Boswortl1
Subject:
$3.50
GLOW the Church
May Be avenged of
Her Adversary"
1880
Goods Gracious
Attitude Toward All
Thurman Need"
LARGE CHORUS CHOIR
Directed by
Evangelist B. B. Bosworth,
Noted SOl0ist, TrOmbOnist and
Musical Director.
CORNET AND TROMBONE
DUETS BY
R0EWGDT RQOTIJEp
Organ Recital-Mrs. VIM. Duthie.
Pianist-Mrs. John Depweg.
Cornetist-E. W. Hoover.
NOTICE
Singers from all choirs cordially
invited. Come early. All ministers
invited On the platform.
AUSPICES INDIANAPOLIS
CHRISTIAN LAYMEN'S
COMMITTEE
Spiritualist Church
OF
Truth
Corner North ST and Capitol Ave-
Red Mems Fail
Sunday Service, 7:45 p. N.
Lecture by
Rev. ChaS. II. Gunsolus
Subject:
"The Anteal Light"
Message by Mediums Present.
Music by Miss Bessie Hart.
EVERYBODY WELCOME
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-08
FIRST sPIRTTUALIsT CHURCH

ALI-a y LIsL- = Fl4elL-lA = IF+lIL
eos \. Liberty s.. between Mass Ave.
aud North ST.. Sunday - D. m Lecture
by Rev. Lydia Crane. Spirit greetings viii
Be given by the pastor Rev. Ruth Van De
Beuken. Message services every Wednes-
day at = 80 and 40 D. m. conducted By
the Ladies' Aid, part Of the time devotec
20 healins. You are cordially invited to
attend these services All are welcome.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-08

members Of the force from serious
injury Thursday when he helped
capture Thomas Hupp, 70. Of 226
S. Temple Ave, who had seriously
wounded his wife with an ak and
was threatening the officers when
they attempted TO arrest him.
It is the hope Of baseball fans
that when the cry Of "robher" Is
heard "a the umpries make
questionable decision. Euer Will
promptly place the cuIprit under
arrest. But when an Indian steals
a base-that's different.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-08
Official Vote
in County

The official vote. officially tabu-
lated. IN Marion County in last
Tuesdays election was made public
by the canvassing board today. The
Nnfn.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-08

sPIRTUALIsT CHURCH OF TRUTH
Ladies Aid viii meet at the home OF
Mrs. Edward Edelman. 962 Ewing on
Tuesday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-23
REAL ESTATE-SALE X
NORTH HIGHLANDS
HOUSES FOR SALE

Here you are, MT. Railroad man, just the place you have been looking for, close enough to your work yet far enough to be away from the dirt and noise. It is situated in the North High lands Acipco section, a Groom bungalow with hardwood floors throughout, furnace heat, large garage, coal house and chicken yard. The place is less than 4 years old, and has new coat of paint. This will make an ideal home for any one working at the new Southern shops or pipe plant. A real bargain for $4,750, on easy terms. Call U. -N. James, Sales Manager. Main TAP or 2267. 1227 Age-Herald Bldg. Arrant Insurance Agency REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-23
REAL ESTATE-SALE K
 HOUSES FOR SALE 100
NORWOOD

 FOR ONLY $500 CASH AND BALANCE LIKE RENT We are offering an honest-to- goodness good bungalow, only block off the car line, in a good section of Norwood on the above terms. Has large rooms, break fast room, tile bath, built-in tub. hardwood floors, beautiful electrical fixtures, double garage and everything else that it takes to make a real home. We rec ommend this as a real buy and 1t won't last long. Prices, $6,750, with only $500 cash, balance to suit.
 TRUSTEES SYSTEM
 Real Estate Dept.
 L. F. LETTERS, MGR. 2o24 1sT AVE. MAIN 4551
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-23
REAL ESTATE-SALE K BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE ss
INVESTMENT Negro Property

We offer for quick cash sale lot 250x200 to wide alley, improved with 15 room-hall and bath; Broom, hall and bath; 7-room hall and bath and l store. Pres ent income estimated at S1,7O0 per year. There is sufficent room for more Groom duplex houses which can be constructed : for less than $9,00O which with the improvements above should net income of not less than $4,- 700 per year which is about q per cent on total investment of less than $23,000. Property is located close in to negro high school sth Ave, Graymont, lot is high and dry, level and ise thes best possible location for high class negro property. MT. Bohannan, Main 742-2267. 1227 Age Herald Bldg.
 Arrant Insurance Agency Real Estate Department
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-23
CENTRAL PARK

S4, 4,5O0-Four-room house, garage. chicken yard and house; barn and COW stall; vacant lots, with privilege of 2-acre pasture; terms $500 cash, balance S25 month; no mortgage to assume. Call MT. Davis, Ensley PISA.
Milford chronicle., 1924-05-16


Educational qualifications ------~.-2O
Professional qualifications DO
Adaptability .---.---..--.--..-3O
MEN HOLDING APPOINTMENTS
IN THE NAVAL RESERVE FORCE
MAY ACCEPT THESE APPOINT
MENTS WITHOUT PREJUDICE TO
THEIR NAVAL RESERVE STAND
ING EXCEPT THAT THEY MAY NOT
RECEIVE RETAINER PAY WHILE
so EMPLOYED.