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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-28
CHURCH To OBERvE
51ST ANNIVERSARY

The Fletcher Place Methodist
Episcopal church, Fletcher and Vir-
giania, Aves., will celebrate its fifty
first anniversary Sunday with
Home Coming celebration.
To the older people Of the city,
chis church Is considered a valuable
landmark of the old days in Indiana
polls. Many of the leaders in In
diana history have not only attended
this church but have been its pastor.
An all day program has been ar
ranged at the Fletcher Place church
Sunday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-28

and give demonstrations at 143 e.
Ohio ST.. Monday night.
THE REV. ]. II. KILLING. Of
the Second Evangelical Church,
win preach Sunday morning on;
"Intercessory Prayer" His evening
subject will be THE objectionable
Sin" z. l.. c. z. at Z. There will
be services every evening during
Passion Week."
sss
THE REAL p r o o r OF
CHRIST'S DEITY" will be the
sermon subject of DIR. David M. Ed
wards, President OF Earlham Col.
lege, at the First Friends Church at
10:45. Alabama and Thirteenth SITS.
DR. EDWARD HAINES KIST-
LER continues his services on the
Cries From the Cross" Sunday. in
the Fairview Presbyterian Church.
At IL, the theme will be the fifth
cry. sympathy with Human PAIN"
In the evening, the sixth. "The Cross
That Turns Not Back At the
Thursday round-table worship, 7:15
p. M. he will speak on 1.-THE Gate
Into the Kingdom"
At all services OF the Emmanuel
Reformed Church, Prospect and s.
New Jersey Sts., Sunday. the offer
In will be given the Red Cross to
be Used in behalf Of the tornado
sun, -ers. The Rev. William H.
Kniarim will preach at 1890 a. m.
and 1880 p. m.
AT BETHLEHEM LUTHERAN
CHURCH. worship will be held at
10:45. Sermon by the pastor the
Rev. Earl Coble. Theme: Some
Distinguishing Marks of Christ"
vespers 7:45 Subject; "The Thorn"
Ladies' Aid Wednesday at p. m.
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH,
w. H. Harris, pastor will preach
in the morning on THE Spirit and
the Flesh" and in the evening.
what Does the Bible Say About
Marriage and Divcrce?"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-28
REVIVAL IN SESSION
AT HILLSIDE CHURCH

Hillside Christian Church is en-
gagged in revival meeting which
will continue until Easter. U. s.
Johnson, pastor of the South Side
Christian Church is preaching at
every service and the song services
are being led by j. E. Danish Of
New Ross. Mr.. Johnson will preach
tomorrow morning on christian
Union" and at night his subject will
be Lost" In the afternoon at 8
o'clock he will deliver patriotic
message to women only. The sub
iect of this address will be 1.-THE
Queen of the Nation" Homer Dale,
pastor of the Hillside Christian
Church, will occupy Mr.. Johnson's
pulpit at the South Side Christian
Church at both morning and eve
ming services.
INTEREST in the revival now be-
ing conducted by Evangelist v. p.
Brock and his wife at Centenary
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-28
BY the Visitor


M URING the Lenten season in
Id cities of the country. various
- church organizations are pre-
senting Passion plays.
In Protestant churches, illustrated
lectures are being presented of the
Passion play. In larger cities, the
theaters are presenting both the
movie and spoken version of various
Passion plays.
In Indianapolis, the Dramatic
Club Of the Holy Cross Parish will
present on Sunday night a Passion
play called the 1.-The Upper Room"
This play has been directed by
the Rev. Urban Sonderman. 1t will
be given at Holy Cross hall This
play is a beautiful study Of Christ
Passion. About sixteen people take
part in this impressive study.
The above picture gives an idea
Of the beauty as well as the
simplicity of the method of pres
entation. The lighting effects have
been carefully worked out.
The presentation OF this Passion
play IL a yearly event at Holy
Cross church during the Lenten
season.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-28

together with a nationality record,
by order OF the State board of cleo
ton commissioners. The order con-
forms with the new registration law.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-28

School Lesson for March 20: Review of
the Closing Scenes in Christs Life. Golden
Text; HEBREWS Ii e..
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-28
FARMER DIES IN CRASH
Lad Also Seriously Hurt in Auto
Accident.

BIZ Times Special
THORNTOWN, Ind, March %.
Lone was dead and death Of
another was expected today as the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-28
United Effort

Some nights rSo the Little
Theatre presented ?. morality play.
"Everyman" at st. Pauls Epis-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-28

Changes in Poll Books
Future primary election poll books
will show date OF the voters birth,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-28

William CTos@ 80, reti s.
was killed when his auto ~
by a train. The body &. S.
on the pilot of the engina
than half a mile.
Clarence, 13, son of FranZ 5<
ford. was probably fatally injur'
when struck by an auto.
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MOTION PICTURES
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-28

TIT the close of his Sunday
TAI morning address at All Souls
Ill Unitarian Church, DIR. Frank
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-11
HOLTVILLE
by United Press Leased Wire

HOLTVILLE, Dee. 11.-A large
crowd is expected to attend the an
nual senior class play Nothing
But the Truth, - which is to be Civ
en- at the Arcade theater tonight at
8 clock. The play has been di-
rectcd by Marcus Taylor, who says
that a splendid performance may be
expected.
The local girls indoor team won
the valley championship Tuesday
when they defeated the Brawley nine
by a score Of II to s. The game
was played in Brawley and was
very interesting throughout.
The Pythian Sisters of this city,
were guests at a big chicken dinner
at the civic center Wednesday eve
ming. \ large crowd attended and
enjoyed the program presented.
Among the tourists registered
recently at the local information
building are the following: Joseph
r. Anderson, Fillmore, Utah; Law
renee Blackett, Salt Lake City,
Utah; James S. Abbott, Bunkerville,
Nevada; Andred Anderson, Fill
more. Utah; S. NJ. johnson, Atlanta,
Georgia; j. b. Mcdonald, Seattle,
Washington, and ID. w. Gale, Mel
bourne, Australia.
Arvel Scroggins, Clark Butler,
Bonner Williams, Noval Walker and
Sterling Lord were visitors in Ell
Centre Wednesday evening.
Harold Williams and Hiliard East
efllng were visitors at the home Of
Ben Austin Wednesday afternoon.
Strenuous practice is the program
for the local basketball squad,
which under Coach "Andy' Ander-
son is fast developing into an ac-
curate team Of goal-shooters. The
first game on the schedule will be
played i'll this city January against
the Ell Centre team.
Several windows i'll the business
section of the city are being decor
ated beautifully IN preparation for
Christmas shoppers.
Creston Easterling was visitor
in this city from Heber Wednesday
and Thursday.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-11
Life
She's Sure
Georgia Woman Says DIR.
Thacher's Liver and
Blood Syrup Restored
Her Strength

One of the strongest statements
ever given in favor of IL medicine
is that voluntarily made by Mrs.
[. L. Autry, II prominent resident
of Ella, Ga, in telling of the ben
cflts she had received through the
use of DR.. Thachcr' S Liver and
Blood CyruP, the prescription that
is accomplishing such remarkable
results everywhere.
Mrs Autry is proprietor of Il
mercantile business ut Eliza and her
reputation in the community is too
well known for further comment.
In II letter addressed recently to
the Thacher Laboratories Mrs. Au-
try said:
81 am confident that DR.. Thach-
er' S Liver and Blood Syrup saved
my life, for | was terribly run
down and i'll such miserable con
dition that | had about given up
all hope of ever getting on my feet
again. But after taking DR.. Thach-
er 5 Liver and Blood Syrup / have
fully recovered my health and |
wouldn t take anything on earth
for the good this wonderful remedy
has done me.
81 am so delighted with it that
| unhestitatingly recommend it to
all my friends, and many of them
have taken it on my advice and
been greatly benefited by it. >
An druggists are instructed to
return the purchase price of the
first bottle if DR.. Thachcr s Liver
and Blood Syrup fails to bring re-
| lief.
This celebrated prescription is
being featured in FL Centre by the
! Loynd Drug Store and other lead
ing druggists. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-11
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that on
the 2ord day of December, 1925,
at the hour of clock y. M. of
said day, ut the premises known as
the Suttle Ranch, > miles east and
mile north of Heber, located i'll
Imperial County, California, the
undersigned will sell at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder at said
auction i'll lawful money of the
United States, the following des-
cribed personal property, to-wlt:
registered Holstein Bull, Prince
Segis Karaba Cornucopia No.
2S5440, born Aug. 10, 1919.
Seven (O Jersey cows.
Five (5) Holstein cows.
Three 81 Jersey heiters about
seven months old.
One (D Durham Bull calf about
seven months old.
Said public auction and sale is
made by virtue of sections 3051 and
1852 of the Civil Code of Califor-
mia for the purpose of satisfying
Il lien of $4,000 and the costs of
the sale, said sum being due for
pasturage which is owing and UNI
paid to the undersigned for II per-
iod up to twenty days previous to
the date hereof.
Dated this 11th day of Decent
Der, 1925.
11t1O ANNIBAL IkNDRADE.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-11

rum running vessels were landing
liquor on shore also was invcsti-
gated by Jacobs, he said.
III takes time to look into these
matters and l have been here only
two monthS,' said Jacobs. :" SO far
| have failed to find these rumors
true. -
An elaborate system of signal
lights was said to be in operation
so that cutters might know when
not to be in the way of landing.
All but one of the l. cutters operat-
ing here are involved in the stories
brought to Jacobs.
Since the cutters have no wireless
equipment no check can be made
on them, Jacobs said.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-11
Eyes Hurt When
Reading?

If much reading makes your eyes
hurt try simple camphor. witchhaze.
Jtc., as mixed in Lavoptik eye wash.
The first application soothes the
pain and regular use of Lavoptik
makes the eyes stronger so you can
read and work more. Clements
Drug Store, 9th and Main SITS. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-11
TO CHECK CHARGE
THAT GUARDS AID
in RUM LANDINGS
BY United Press Leased Wire

san FRANCISCO, Dee. 1l.-Cor.
ruption and bribery charges against
crews of coast guard cutters operat
ing from this port were under in
vestigation today by Captain W. c.
'. Jacobs, commander of the federal
coast patrol here.
Presence of cutters at sea when
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-11
Practical Gifts for

Practical Gifts for the whole fam
lily are on display at the Hi Dilier
Hardware store. He has sturdy
wagons and various style wheel
toys for Youngsters, young or old.
Toasters, irons and innumerable
other electrical equipment would de-
light any woman, and for the man
well-what hasn T he in the way of
tools and useful pocket articles.
Presents for daily use, that is what
he offers. And don t overlook the
roasters, either for gift. or to use
for your own Christmas dinner.
Are you patronizing our home
stores' All you need do is look
around, for whether it be food, drug
novelties, jewelry, flowers, clothes,
pictures or home furnishings-what-
ever you wish to give or receive, re-
member some shop in town has it.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-11

A Blue Ribbon ON every entry.
That is what Carmello Jellies won at
the county fair-two of them, what
more could you ask! Remember.
seven delectable flavors are avail
able and had YOU thought how uni
que your Christmas box would be
with sercval kinds of jelly included
they may be ordered through the
service bureau, you know, in dccora-
tive gift cartons, all dressed up on
holiday colors.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-11

It's Not Too Late to have Il
Christmas photograph taken at the
Hetzcl Studio. This news is en-
couraging to those who have been
delaying, but don't delay much
longer, Tor successful pictures can
not be made IN day. This studio
is equipped with hollywood flood
light, which enables them to take
photographs at night as well as by
daylight. So make your appoint
mcnt either day or night and your
Christmas shopping will be done, for
there viii be q gIit photograph for
everyone ON your list.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-11

Haste, Excitement and worry
mark the next few weeks. One can
never accomplish all there is to do,
and some important phase of house
work must be neglected. If you
will phone the Valley Steam Laun-
dry, they will relieve you of the
washing for the nominal sum of
ten cents Il pound, and all flat
work ironed. You II be surprised
how much this will save you in
work, and leave you in time to use
for Christmas preparation. OF
course, the rush win only last two
weeks, but Peggy knows that length
of time. is enough to prove the ad-
visibility of sending laundry out
permanently. -
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-11

Peggy Isn't Going to rush you and
tell you how many days till Christ
mas. But she is going to advise you
that novelties are fast disappearing
from the shops, for the real Christ
mas rush has started. If you are
still at Il loss on some gifts, see if
any of the following suggestions
help.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-11
A Home Without Music

"A AASihS WAtuOut NuolS - its
meaningless as beauty without char
acter For your own pleasure and
relaxation and for the artistic ben
eft to your children, there should
be music in your home. If there
are no musicians in your family, the
imperial Music company offers you
Brunswick Phonograph, which
VIII make any music your heart de
sircs. Or, il you prefer to make
your own music, they have all in
struments, from ukelclcs to grand
pianos. \ piano makes wonder
iul lifetime gift, and nothing is
more cherished by the woman who
owns one.
y gold ribbon wrist band. decorat-
ed with an old fashioned boquct
OF wee flowers and gold lace, is
perfect gift for youth and dainti-
ness.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-11

Peggy found most complete pen
ell boxes for the boy, filled with
enough useful articles to make
them really useful.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-11
Who Doesn't Need table lineno

Who Doesn't Need table linen
Wouldn t YOU love luncheon OF
buffet set of Madeira embroidery
for Christmas Well, Varney s has
/ them, as well as dresser scarfs and
useful odd pieces. They also have
most attractive, natural colored
linen table clothc and napkins, will
woven borders in soft colors and
towels of similar style. For Il more
personal gift. this store offers real
hand embroidered buffet or dresser
sets of linen or voile worked III
French knots and lace trimmed
Bridge sets, odd pieces, and even
bedroom sets may be purchased in
beautiful hand embroidered. One
OF the latter, consisting of counter
pane, dresser cover and chiffonier
scarf, worked in dainty pink and
blue morning glories. twining about
an adorable maid in hoop skirt,
would dress up any bedroom delight
fully. If YOU are at u loss what to
give some of your friends, visit this
store and see what attractive linens
they offer you.
Unhclievingly dainty are clear
glass candle sticks with hollow
stand, painted inside with clear
color.
Utterly Feminine are the entranc
ing gifts on display at the Francis
Drug store. Perfumed corsages of
various flowers, brocaded satin com
pacts of Oriental scent, or, for the
dressing table, Il set Of two Jars,
tray and perfumette, all of golden
china. flower decorated. Toilet
articles range from dainty inexpen
sive Pyralin to luxurious sets of
amber. gold decorated. Gifts to
charm. gifts to enjoy, that is what
this store offers. Then upstairs is
the Francis Beuaty shop, with its
ever satisfactory marcels and per
sona!ity hair cuts. In fact you
could spend delightful afternoon
right here having a complete beauty
Treatment, doing your careful shop
ping and ending with some splendid
Refreshments Doesn t this appeal
woman S good time, in a shop for
women
Carriers and garters-now with Il
wee silk bag, containing Il powder
puff, attached.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-11

The Cleanliness OF your bathroom
is key to your Housekeeping. Ihe
choice of your bath towcis and ac-
ccssories rs II key to your personal
itv and training. or the fastId-
lous woman there is no choice but
MarteX, fast color and luxurious.
Salomon S is showing these III all
colors and styles. One can Par-
chase Il convenient towing bdck
washer, long and narrow win ivory
rings to hoid it by OF Il Gloria
Swanson towel winch extends from
chin to toes. For artistic gifts, the
MarteX sets of towels, wash cloths
and bath mat come in various sizes
and prizes. These have attractive
florai designs, or colored borders
with raised white flowers; green be
ing the newest color note Tor home
decoration. Or YOU may choose the
sets III blue, orange OF black and
white block borders. There is an
unlimited scope to choose bath lin
ems from III this store, and all com
bine the ornamental with the practl.
cal III Il most satisfactory manner.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-11
Tomorrow might an

Tomorrcw might any girl may
enter her name in the Pastime Rol-
Ter Rink popularity contest. Every
man buying rink ticket is allow
ed to cast one vote, and it is worth
working for these votes, because
the winner will receive a beautiful
loving cup, to keep as lifelong
reminder of the attractiveness and
friendship Of her youth. So be at
the rink Saturday night, girls, and
enter your name.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-11
Peggy Found a Page of 1.l.dv fin

Peggy Found a Page of "lady fin.
ger recipes i'll recent magazine.
Lady fingers with gelatin whips
with custards, with ice cream and
whipped cream. You could use
these fancy desserts every night of
the year and have different look
ing and tasting one each time, but
always with the delicious lady fin
ger foundation. The Sanitary Bak-
cry makes these dainty little cakes
daliy, and you can turn them into
tantalizing home made desserts.
order some, and see how your fam
lily VIII enjoy a lady finger" des-
sert.
Have you seen the new boudoir
caps. They are just band of sat
IN and wisp of lace, and alluring
beyond belief.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-11

People Are Getting away from
useless Christmas presents. If YOU
wish to give something at once use
ful and valuable, choose furniture.
just us suggestions, let Peggy tell
you of the unusual pieces a, the
l. '. Hardware Co. Very newest,
are lacquer decorated end and con-
sole tables, the tops of which have
lantern and sunset scenes glowingly
depicted i'll yellow and flame color.
ings. Then there are useful fiber
wood baskets, dignified mahogany
and cane day beds, long narrow
davenport tables, somo with monk S
benches to match, and the new low
tables of fibre OR mahogany. The
latter are especially clever, being
gate leg style, and extremely use
full. The new high cedar chests are
as beautiful as certified antiques,
with all the grace and beauty of
early Italian chests; and to 90 with
them are unusual period chairs of
mahogany, cane seated. By visiting
this store you will become familiar
with new styles in furniture, and
undoubtedly find odd pieces suit
able for your own home or us gifts
for your friends.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-11

Carriers and garterS-nOw with Il
wee silk bag, containing Il powder
puff, attached.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-11
An Artificial Flower is uecessa,

An Artificial Flower is necessary
to complete the smart ensemble
johnson Greene S is prepared ia
meet your demand for any kind of
flower, from shoulder to corsage
SATIN poinsettas of flame color. soft
water lilies of pink and gray, huge
pansies of blue, all covered with n
shimmering metal mesh; this is the
new mode. Brilliant velvet roses
silver splashed, and gardenias. dec.
GRATED with ostrich sprays, all are
Starthngly beautiful. For the tail.
oEed costume, wear a realistic car.
nation or chrysanthcmum. What
ever flower, whatever color. this
store has it for yourself, or for !,
gift.
For the small child is cclluloid
Jcwclry with tiny animal pendants.
~ Is inexpensive, but satisfies the
decorative longing of children.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-11

Unhelievingly dainty are clear
glass candle sticks with a hollow
stand, painted inside with clear
color.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-04-23
|sToNE REGARDED RECORD
OF PAST IN AMERICA

Kensington Rune Stone, one of
the Oldest documents of American
history, over which scientists OF
two continents debated as to its
genuineness more than twenty
years ago, now has a permanent
home near Ephraim, Wis. Eminent
authorities say the stone proves to
them that there were white people
exploring the interior Of America
as early as 1862.
The Kensington Rune Stone, So
called because of It's discovery on a
farm near Kensington, Mimi, when
found, was encircled by the roots
of tree and appeared to be very
ancient in character. 1t carried a
date more than 500 years in the
past.
The generally accepted theory is
that the stone was carried down to
its resting place in Minnesota by a
glacial drift from the region OF
Hudson bay.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-04-23
KEY WEST WILL
BUILD OCEAN
HIGHWAY
Auto Road to Mainland Is
Provided For in So, 200, 900
Bond Issues

KEY WEST. Fla, April "a
Plans for an automobile ROAD um,
like any other ever built, for 1t VIII
pass across 1875 miles OF ocean, re-
ceived a great impetus when Mon
roe county, in which Key West IS
the only city, voted bonds or $2,-
600, 900 to push along the boulevard
which will skip over the Florida
keys to the mainland.
The road has already been
started. The present is the second
bond issue. The first was for $780,.
900 and was passed a year ago last
November. The roads engineers
will create stupendous causeways
on which the motorist will at times
be almost out of sight OF the low
lying, mangrove-borered islets.
The road will have as its closest
model the overseas extension or the
Florida East Coast Railway, COM
pleted in 1912, by the late Henry
M. Flagler, at cost OF $Sl ,OOO,OOO.
But the automobile road Will not
take so direct a route as the rail-
road. 1t will take advantage or
the contours Of the keys, or 1slets,
that lie between Key West and the
mainland to a greater extent than
was advisable for the railroad,
where the cutting down Of distance
was essential.
1t will be part of a boulevard
that is proposed to extend down
the Atlantic coast from Maine to
Miami and thence to Key West. 1t
will not be necessary to wait for
the bridging of the entire gap be-
tween Key West and the mainland.
The bonds call for two auto ferry
boats across the longest channels,
and these will be in service until
the bridging Of those channels is
completed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-04-23
ANCIENT FORTS
Of JAPANESE
DISAPPEAR
Latest to Go Is on Tokyo
Waterfront; Will BE Made
Into Bathing Beach

TOKYO. April %. - Another
stronghold of ancient Japan is
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-04-23

about to fall before the onBlaught1
of this modern age.
Lying off the Shinagawa shore
of Tokyo bay, close In to the
center of Tokyo, are several island.
like mounds. rising out Of the sea.
These are old fortresses, built ages
ago by the Tokugawa Shognnate
to repel foreign ships that might
try to attack Yedo, the capital OF
the Shoguns. They have been OBJ.
solete for decades, but the old
Japanese law, which debars the
public from going near fortifi.
cation, has kept people away from
them.
Now, however, Tokyo needs a
new bathing beach. So the old
forts OF the Shoguns have been
turned over to the Municipal Park
Board. The Notifications viii be
RACED, trees will be planted, bath.
houses built, and hundreds of