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e DEFENDro
B~RILLANTE NTE DE LOS
AZ afSUS ENEMI-
COS TICOS
ArroAdos Ayuntamiento''

Anoche efecNl5se en- ell sa-
lon de la corte NJ circuito ell
mitin politico orgSjzado por
la division femeninA 1ue apo
va la candidatura del\r. R. E.
L. Chancey para ell cargo de
alcalde de la ciudad.
Presidfa la reunion la Sra.
Horace Gordon, viuda del ex-
Alcalde de Tampa, la cual o.
20 la presentation del 1nico
orador, Ell Sr. Chancey.
Las palabras del candidate
fueron pronunciadas ante IN
grupo numeroso de person. ;
que materialmente invadfan {,
salon Y trasmitidas al exterior,
donde ell p1blico Sc habfa aglo
merado, por medic de ampli-
ficadores instalados en- la glo-
rieta de la banda de mdsica.
Ell orador trat6 con marcada
habilidad 10 que hs dado en-
considerar la campana insince
"a de sus opositores, debido a,
su posici6n como consejero de
la Seaboard Air Line Railway.
Admitiendo su cargo en- ell fe-
rrocarril, Chancey abord6 ell
5ema de 81 Howard P. MacFar-
lane, orador principal de su
antagonists T. N. Henderson,
no estaba tambien tomando
parte importantfsima en- la
campana, debido al fracaso de
bloquear ell pase de la ley, en-
Ia pasada legislature, fijando
ell impuesto del uno Y uno y me
dio por ciento al ingreso brute
de la Peninsular Telephone Co
A csc respecto Chancey di-
10: "El Senador Whitaker vo-
to por la ley al igual que por
las otras fijando igual impues-
to a la Tampa Electric Compa-
ny Y Tampa Gas Company,
Mr. MacFarlane, como conse-
jero de la compania telef6ni-
ca, Sc paso varios dias en- Tai
+, lahassee tratando de combatir
Il pase, y teme que Whitaker
7 Peter o. Knight me nombren
para csc cargo 81 resultase e.
ecto."
Refiriendome a los ataques
lie que SUI c%andidatura estaba
apoyada por las empresas de
| ltilidades publicas, Chancey
| prometi6 proceder con toda
,ealtad con ell consumidor y con
la corporation.
"No me abochorno de Que
esas empresas de utilidades pd
blicas me apoyen, por cuanto
significa I'm prestigio personal,
Y no es de temerse a tai apoyo
porque ell Alcalde de la -ciudad
no puede realizar contracts
que no hayan sido aprobados
primero por los concejales.
Los oradores de mi contra
rio-agreg6-han escogido pa
"a conquistar ell favor del pue-
bio de Tampa, ell siguiente le-
ma: "Mantengamos a los pam
dilleros fuera del Ayuntamien
to-" y juzgando yo por 10 que
hasta ell presente ha hecho la
administrator para ayudar al
desarrollo de cualquier sector
constructive, y para hacer cum
plir las leyes, voy a contestar-
les con este otro lena "Vamos
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aver hiciera al consulate Ell Sir.
Gregory, ell j6ven Fernando Ess-
pinosa, hijo del consul CUTLER
mo Espinosa, hizo estas decla-
raciones:
"Ellos llaman broma a esta
seria question, luego de haber
fracasado en- su empefio. Al prin
cipio no era tai broma, pero
ahora que ell asunto ha adquiri-
do significaci6n international,
ahora que su consul" esta en-
la carcel, estan buscando una
salida para evitar la response
bilidad que les cabe.
Cuando apedrearon ell consul
lado, hace seis semanas, mo ac-
tuaban sacramento? Ellos no
han cambiado su actitud".
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Aver la secretarfa de estado
telegrafi6 al gobernador Carl
ton, pidiendole diera protection
a la oficina consular que ell 60
bierno d eCuba tiene en- Tampa.
Ell gobernaddr telegrafi6 al
mayor Nc Kay pidiendole diera
al Consul y al edificio del consu
lado la protection que lie fuera
pedida.
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Ell CONSUL"
A CONTINUAL PRE-
so

Hasta ell mediodia de hoy con-
tinuaba en- la carcel Alfonso
Gonzalez Suarez, individuo que
como consul" de la revoluci6n
anunciara iba a pedir lie fuera
entregado Ell consulate que en-
tiene la rep1blica de Gu
ba.
LIE exigen $4,000 de fianza,
5000 por haber entrado aqui
despues de haber sido d~eportado
una vez, y $1,000 por entrada
Illegal.
Senal6 esas fianzas ell conf
sionado federal Pinkerton.
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CONVENTION De-
DE POLICIA

La Association I~nternaciol
de Jefes de Policfa Sc rennira 8
dfa IL del pr6ximo octubre, EN-
la ciudad de st. Petersburg.
Esperase que concurriran
mas de 800 jefes.
Los comerciantes de Tampa
van a ofrecer su coopesaci6n,
contribuyendo a los gastos, mo-
netariamente.
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S~ENTElNLaDA A UN OLA
DE CARCEL PoR MATAR
A SU TARIDO

Miami, agosto 15.-La Sra.
Elizabeth Nichols, que Sc decla-
no culpable de un delito de no.
micidio por haber matado a su
esposo, Sam Nichols, hace mas
de un sio, fue aver condenada
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byterian church. DR.. Edward Haines
Kistler is the minister. The can
tata viii be directed by Mrs. F. T.
Edenharter and sung by Mrs. Ruth
Sterling Devin, soprano; Mrs. Mil
bred Scbmedel Moore, alto; Freder-
lex w. Hummel, tenor, and Dewitt S.
Talbert, bass.
Irving Crockett will lead the
O'Clock Sunday evening family hour
on "a Palm Sunday King, or Lord
of All"
officers Of the Bible school for the
year, beginning April, include:
David H. Whitman. superintendent: Rob-
ert Z. Shelhron. assistant superintendent;
Fred Davis. assistant superintendent in
charge Of music, Miss Betty Jane Watkins.
secretary: Russell L. Arbuckle. treasurer.
Department superintendents are: Junior
Mrs. J. z. SHERMAN; primary. Mrs. Harry
8. Adams; beginners. Mrs. Richard D.
Robertson; cradle roll Mrs John L.
Stuart; supplies. George E. Etter; librarian.
william Thomas 5hively.
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INDUSTRIES AT
PRISON LOSE
STATE S10,35O
Only Few Departments
Show Profit in 1880, De-
spite Free Labor.

Despite the fact that prison labor
is free, industries at the Indiana
state prison operated at an SIS
350.l7 loss during the fiscal year
1880, according to the annual sta
tistical report fled with Governor
Harry G. Leslie today.
Binder twine. with net sales total
ing s1e,93621, still proved a loser
by S4,2246l, the report sets out.
Manufacture Of clothing in the
prison shirt factories showed net
sales Of 95,00287. but a loss for
the year of Sl2,08498.
Furniture sales were s42.717.6l
and loss S6,32666.
Even the 1867 acres Of farm
land failed to pay the report states
Loss from the farm operations is
listed at S4,33527
Total loss from all departments.
where losses are recorded, amounted
to S26,971.54.
Profit YVES listed from the sign
tag department which is making
road signs and automobile license
plates for the state. Here a net
gain Of S2,348.28 is recorded. The
shoe department, with net sales of
S42, 268.58 shows a profit of S2,O3s.s2.
Tobacco proved the best profit
maker. net profit being listed at
$4,13704. Total profit from the tin
manufacturing department was but
$9723.
Total profits from all departments
showing profits was $6,62I.37. De
Quoted from the total net loss from
departments showing losses, leaves
total net loss Of S18,35017.
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Wendell Hall, red-headed music
maker Of radio fame, will open
a two weeks engagement over
WFBM, Monday at Z p. m.
Halls grooming uke, whisper
ing technique and Dixie accent.
are familiar to radio listeners
throughout the world, he being
the first broadcast performer to
make a tour Of the worlds radio
stations.
Besides his ability as a per-
former, Hall has many popular
song successes to his credit, 1T
Amt Gonna Rain No More" be-
ing one of the best known. He
has introduced for the first time
on the air such famous stars as
Edgar A. Guest, Helen Morgan,
Little Jack Little, Dolores Del
Rio, Ruth Fitting, Libbie Holman
and Eddie Leonard.
Halls program will be given on
Monday at z p. m, Tuesday at
7:45, Wednesday at 7, Thursday
at z, and Friday at 1870.
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1o:4s p. NJ

--1o:4s P. M
KsTP tl46O)-Dance pro-
MO = iwEAF-Lit:ie Jack
IwMAo ts7o)-via LaEo or
/ Ill P. NJ
cBs-Lown's orchestra: or
wcco jslN-curtis oEches-
IwGN t72ol-coon-sandsrs
/ orchestra: Drake orches-
lwGY C7sol-sleepy Hall,
orchestra.
lWJR (750l-Sone frolic.
+ WMAQ (670l -Sherman's or
chestra IS hours.
WTAM tl070l - Melodies;
dance music.
ILLS P. NJ
lWBBM l770l-Around the
town "a hours.
XIV IO20l-McCoy's or
chsstra.
-11:SO P. M
wCCo Cslo)-Lowry Night
wGY t7sOl-Kenmore or
chestra.
-11:45 P. NJ
wDAF (61Ol - Nighthawk
-12 P. NJ
XIV (1020l-Panico's or
IWGN (720)-Kniehts and
Ladies OF the Bath.
WJR t750l-Greystons or
chestra Il hour
-I2:I5 a. NJ
lwcCo (S10)-Gate's orches-
1880 A. M
KYw flo2o0-Garbsr's or
chestTa.
Il A. NJ
lEYW (l020)-McCoy's or
-'S' @i:sO P. NJ
XII (640)-St. Francis or
XIV wv - 5 Z. or
] chestra.
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SPECIAL SERVICES
ARE ANNOUNCED

The Irvington Presbyterian church
will hold morning worship Sunday
at 1890, with the theme, "A Palm
Sunday Sermon" Evening worship
is at 7:30. 1.-THE Mansion" Henry
Van Dyke, a musical reading, by
the pastor. Organ accompaniment
by Mrs. James LOOMS. There will
be special Passion week services at
the church each evening at 7:30,
with the exception of Friday,
when there will be a union service
Of the Irvington churches at the
Downey Avenue Christian church
from to 3 in the afternoon.
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TUXEDO COUNCIL
TO HOLD SERVICES

The Tuxedo Council of Churches
is composed Of the following
churches: Tuxedo Park Baptist,
Grace NJ. E, Emerson Avenue
Baptist, Lillwood Christian, Geth-
semane Lutheran and Wallace Street
Presbyterian. These churches are
cooperating in the following pro-
gram in observance Of Passion week.
There will be services in each Of
the above named churches each
evening at 7:45. The pastors will
rotate among the churches each
evening.
The general theme for the week
will be: What viii You Do With
Jesus?"
Under this general heading the
following themes will be discussed
by the pastors indicated: MARY
Amounted" the Rev. Peter Nc
Even; peter Denied" the Rev. B.
B. Shake; 1.-THE Crowd Derided,"
the Rev. E. E. Norman; "Pilate
Crucified," the Rev. U. S. Clutton,
and 1.-THE Centurian Acknowledged, ;"
the Rev. L. B. MoSeley.
The Good Friday service will be
held in the Tuxedo Park Baptist
church from 1870 to 2::3O.
There will be a union service Of
all these churches Friday evening
in the Grace NJ. e. church, at which
time q large chorus choir, under the
direction Of Lee Andrews, will pre-
sent q musical program entitled
From Olivet to Calvary"
At the First Friends church Sun
day morning the pastor, Ira c.
Dawes, will use for his subject,
What Think Ye Of Christi"
At the New York Street Evan
gelical the Rev. Edmond Kerlin's
morning subject will be, Palm
Sunday. and It's Meaning for Us
Today" Evening subject, "Gateways
Into the Kingdom of God"
Special music by Arnold Spencer,
Miss Elsie MacGregor and Charles
E. Braun, with chorus choir.
Pre-Easter meetings continue
every night during the coming week,
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KING OF KINGS"
TO BE GIVEN

The beautiful, reverent uplifting
story Of the cruciflXion Of Christ will
be shown in the motion picture,
THE King Of Kings" Sunday aft
ernoon at 2:15 and Sunday night at
8 at Assumption hall, 1105 Blaine
avenue, under the direction of Fa-
ther Joseph Weber, in honor Of
Palm Sunday.
The eight-reel picture is gigantic
in execution, with every biblical
character Of the days of passion
wonderfully portrayed
Arrangements have been made by
Father Weber to seat 1900 persons
at each showing of the picture.
The Assumption choir will sing
several special numbers, as will a
special quartet.
The Women's Bible class of the
Third Christian church will observe
Palm Sunday with a carefully ar
ranged program. Mrs. H. A. Tur-
ney, teacher, will talk on THE
Triulnphal Entry" Miss Irene
Bishop will play two xylophone
numbers and the ladies' unity quar-
tet will give a message in song.
Class hour, $50 a. m.
The Rev. Allen K. Trout, pastor
Of Bethlehem Lutheran church, will
have as the sermon subject at the
Sunday morning services, Jesus as
King" at the Vesper service the
theme will be Eternal Life
Themes for three services during
Holy week: Wednesday evening,
THE Atonement at Work." Thurs
day evening, The Holy Feast" at
which time the Communion viii be
celebrated, and Friday. THE Burial
of Jesus"
Bethlehem has united with other
churches to present a Good Friday
service at the Ebenezer Lutheran
church, Sutherland avenue and Mil
lersville road. from 1870 to 8, Fri
day afternoon, when the pastor will
be one Of the speakers.
The Rev. L. B. Moseley, pastor of
the Emerson Avenue Baptist church,
will speak Sunday morning on THE
Power Of Suffering" At the night
service, the Rev. H. c. Rowe, head
Of young peoples department. In
diana Council Of Religious Educa-
ton, will speak on What Will the
Finished Picture Be?"
The Rec. L. G.. E. Fackler, pastor
Of st. Matthew Lutheran church.
announces that he will confirm a
class Of children at the Sunday
morning service. His subject will
by Loving Service In the evening
the sermon subject Will be The
Popular Choice"
Services Thursday evening viii be
at 8 o'clock, when the Holy Sacra-
merit will be celebrated. The
Lenten thought in the sermon will
refer to The Example of Bitter
Unbelief." Good Friday service will
DC April 3 at o'clock. with Jesus
the Crucified, as the topic.
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MRS. M. CAFFREY DIES
AT CAMBRIDGE CITY

Pioneer Resident of Eastern Indiana
Town Succumbs at 81.
BIZ Times Special
CAMBRIDGE CITY. Ind, March
28.-Mrs. Anna McCafTrey, 81,
pioneer resident of Cambridge City.
died at her home here at 1918 a. m.
today after an illness of two months.
Funeral services will be held at
the home Monday afternoon at 2,
the Rev. w. H. Harrison. pastor of
the Methodist Episcopal church.
officiating.
Mrs. Mccartney is survived by one
son, Ed H. Mccartney, a building
and loan examiner, and Mrs. Alice
M. Ludirgton Of Cambridge City.
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BOY CHORISTERS
APPEAR IN CONCERT

The male choir, boy choristers
and orchestra of St. Philip Neri
oratory, assisted by the members
Of the clergy, cathedral and st.
Joan Of Arc choirs, will be heard
in a concert Of sacred music Sun
day evening, next, at o'clock, in
the st. Philip school auditorium.
The Rev. Francis J. Early is the
choirmaster, Hilard Francis, direc-
tor, and Miss Mary Helen Brook,
organist.
The event is attracting much at
tention in the city, as it brings to-
gether six Catholic musical groups
which have appeared in recent sue
cessful programs, notably the dedi-
cation program for the new organ
at ST. Joan Of Arc church at which
Pietro Yon, famous organist, was
the guest artist.
The committee on arrangements
is headed by the Rev. r. R. Noll,
pastor of st. Philip Neri parish,
assisted by the Rev. Francis Early,
Hilard Francis, Elmer A. Steffen
the Rev. Henry F. Dugan and the
Rev. Clement Bosler.
The program will be as follows:
rive Maris stella Part l .orieg-Sfonsani
Combined male choirs. '-'''''' -
Plain Chant Selections. ....... Vatican Ed.
ov.rturs--..n,osc5 Clergy choir. r,o,n.s
,,r,,.., -, Orchestra. l'0''' :
.I,nn.* ~ 1Bog ohoristafs- IA . oyn'~.o
1910. Violin. cello and piano. '''H0''"
The MissS Mary; Helen and
"sanctus" from Regina Pacs Mass. .Yon
''Benedictus' from Regina Pacis
"Ag9gs Def from Regina PPacis Z Oh
Vioiin Solo. Maurice waiie; Miss se''n
w.. Martha Hickey. accompanist.
E00e 9acerooS .stetten
INTERNfIssIoN
Part
selection-'S Sunny South" .Lanpe
9TH. ,,,r,.. Orchestra.
.- 1l-l-' Boy ch;oraistcrrs;.' 'FSu'e
violin duet. Misses Dorothy f Woods
and Sarah Robbins: Miss Mary
Margaret Robbins. accompanist.
Vocal Medley MOONLIGHT and Roses
The Three Musketeers ..... - F Erh4i
Morning" Observation-Disclosures. Speaks
st. Philips male choir
Tone Poem Selected" .s.....,..Arthur
Orchestra.
,Ii ftY Mo2Ber,; WeastnIferiy
Boy choristerS.
Selection-"B Bohemian GirT' .......,.. Bale
Orchestra.
Gloria" (Missa Pontif1calis} ...... Perosi
At the Northside Church Of God
the pastor, the Rev. P. B. Turner,
will speak at the 1890 a. m. service
on the subject, Unanswered
Prayer" His subject for the 7:30
o. m. service will be What Is Your
Life?"
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CAR GOES into
CREEK; STUDENT
HURT FATALLY
Young 0hioan Is Blinded by
Rain; His Death Goth
Since Jan. /.

Thirty-ninth traffic fatally in the
county since Jan. was on police
records today following fatal auto
crash at Seventy-third street and
state road 50 Friday afternoon.
Robert Hudson, "a, Cleaves, O.,
student at the University of Gin
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Radio Dial T'wisters
STATIONS OF THE NATIONAL BRoADCAsTING COMPANY
.EAF Network


- P. NJ
CBS-Weber & F7elds-Web-
ster program.
MIC tWJZ)-Dixis Circus.
CBS-Literary Digest topics.
-7:15 P. M
cBs-Ben Alley: Ann Leaf.
SBC fWEAFl-Radiotron va
NBc (WJzl-"Rin- Tin-Tin-
Thriller.
$50 P. NJ
KYw (Io20)-Garbers or.
CheStTa
wGN (72ol-sonSs. synco-
pators.
NBC fWJZl Fuller man.
WMAQ (67o)-Wallace pro-
wTAM Y t1o7ol-opera house
-7:45 P. NJ
KYw (lO20)-spitalny's or.
chestra.
CBS-Studio feature.
WMAQ (e7o)-Daily news
wsM t65o)-Barn dance.
81 P. M
KDKA (ssol-Freedom pro-
XIV Z llo2o)-FinanciaI talk.
McCoy's orchestra.
CBS-Atlantic City enter
wB fisilf' t77m-Ben Bernle's
NBo - CW ! Z E. band
concert.
WON C720l-Coon-sanders
orchestra.
-s:15 P. M
wBBM (77o)-sports review
$50 P. NJ
KNOX (ios0)-skouras hour
KTHS (l040l--Bara dance.
CBS-Radio forum.
WBBM (770)-Spelling bee.
WON (720l-Bob Becker.
NBC tWJZ)-Musical doc
w s3ii; ts7o)-Footlite fol.
lies.
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Notice to
All Ministers

The indianapolis Times on
next Saturday will publish its
annual pages of Easter church
music. To make possible the
largest representation. minis
ters and choir leaders are re-
quested to send in The programs
at once. The sooner the bet
ter. II possible see that the
programs are typewriter and
on one side Of the paper only.
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SUNDAY

SUNDAY
8:00-Sunday morning hymns
8:30-Father Flannagan's Boys Home
program.
9:00-Hoosier Club program.
9:30-Brooksioc lumber program.
9:45-Watchtower program.
l0:0-Chanlbers Rangers.
l1:00-Crystal Flash program.
11:30-EcononnY Auto Rebuilders.
1900 Noon-Hotel Harrison program.
P. NJ.
l2:30-Coca- Cola hour.
1:30-Indiana Wheel and Rim orchestra.
2:00-Ideal Furniture Company program.
2:30-Sunshine Piano Man.
3:00-Rev. Morris H. Coers.
3:30-Cantor Myro Glass.
3.45-Colonial Sanitarium program.
40Q-Washington Park presentation.
$50" CHOCOLATES of Charm"
5:00-DUrham Travellers.
5.30-BoWes Sealfast program.
6.00-People's Coal and Cement concert
6:30-Oak Grove ensemble.
7.00-Comm o1weaith Loan orchestra
7.30-First Presbyterian church service.
6:30-ProgTess Laundry program.
9:00-The ''Murphv's"
9:l5-Freihofer Baking Company presen-
taUion.
1o:00-Harry Bason's program.
10.30-ShoWboat orchestra.
ll:o9-Gonnie.S Eleventh Hour Dreamers.
II .45-Sign of.
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SATURDAY

3 P. M
KYW (l020l-Miss Adtsker:
McCoy's orchestra.
.CBS-Simmon's Show Boat.
NBC lWEAF1-Rolfe' S Lucky
Strike orchestra.
WIS t570)-Barn dance Is
NBC (WJZl-"Cuckoo."
$50 P. M
WBBM (770}-Double Duo.
NBC tWJz)-clara. LII and
-9:4S P. NJ
WBBM (770)-Paul White
mans orchestra.
WJR t750)-Air theater.
10 P. NJ
KDKA (ss0l sports.
XIV llo20-News: state
KNOX tlo9o) - Minstrel
'CBs-Jack Denny's orches-
.NBtc CwEAr-Troubador.
IWGN (720) - Tomorrow S
Tribune: pianist.
WGY (7eol-Musioal pro-
.NBc ga n Andy to
WMAQ, WDAF, WSNf,
WIS. WFAA. WENR.
WHAS. WSB. KTHS.
-10:15 P. NJ
.KDKA (sso)-Far north fea-
.wDAF ts1ol-Dance pro-
WJR (750)-News; hungry
.CBsEPryor's band.
WSM (650)-Barn dance.
1920 P. M
wGN t720l-Hungry Five.
-I0:30 P. M
KNOX (loao)-orchestra
IKYW l1o2o)-wayne king.
orchestra.
CBS-Guy Lombardo's or
chestra.
WON (720) - Symphony,
J WON syncopators.
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ALL CHURCHES
WILL OBSERVE
GOOD FRIDAY
City Divided Into Districts
So All May Attend
Union Services.

Practically all Indianapolis will
participate in the observance OF
Good Friday on April 3, DR.. E. N
Evans. executive secretary Of the
Indianapolis Church Federation and
secretary Of the Good Friday COM
mittee, announced today.
The city, as usual, is to be divided
into districts, where union services
viii be so distributed, so all will
have opportunity Of attending.
Centers selected thus far include
First Presbyterian, First Baptist,
Roberts Park NJ. E., st Johns Cath
Ole, First English Lutheran, st.
Paul's Episcopal, Christ church and
the English and Walker theaters. AS
plans are complete, other churches
will be announced, Evans said.
Beginning at - o'clock and end
ing at 3, the services. consisting OF
brief addresses, sacred music and
prayers, will commemorate the ira
ditional period-the agony suffered
by Christ on the Cross. Episcopal
and Roman Catholic churches, in
their individual houses Of worship,
will observe the day with impressive
ritualisuc ceremonies. as we'll as
with prayer. Many churches, of all
faiths, will remain open throughout
the day 50 that those who wish may
have quiet moments for individual
meditation and prayer
Serving with DR.. Evans on the
Good Friday committee are A. B.
Cornelius, chairman; Wallace o.
Lee, treasurer: Mrs. James r. Bran
son, publicity; the Rev. August Fus-
senegger, director of the Catholic
Community Center; the Rev. AM
brose Sullivan, George Rice, William
Moran, George NJ. Duffey, repre-
senting Catholic churches of the
city; Arthur o. Pratt and E. O.
Snethen, representing Protestant
laymen; the Rev. r. H. Benting,
pastor of st. Marks Lutheran
church. and the Rev. Henry L.
Herod, pastor Of the Second Chris
tan church, representing the Inter
UNCONVENTIONAL Ministerial Alliance.
At the Capitol Avenue Methodist
Episcopal church, the Rev. Joseph
. G. Moore will preach Sunday morn
ing on THE Unfinished Gospel" At
night the vested choir of thirty five
voices under leadership Of Mrs.
Hannah Dick Minnick will present
The CruciflXion"
Lenten MONDAY services from
1905 TO 1926 will continue in Christ
church until Good Friday, when a
three-hour service will be held from
II until 3. Bishop Francis will be
the speaker for the week.
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Sunday night at the st. Paul's
Episcopal church, a sacred cantata,
"Olivet to Calvary" will be given by
choir. Clarence H. Carson is organ
ist and choirmaster.
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the morning on Giving and Receiv-
ing the Best Gifts At night, who
Is ThiS?-It Is Jesus
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CANTATA TO BE
GIVEN SUNDAY

J. H. Maunder's Passion cantata,
"Olivet TO Calvary" will be sung
Sunday morning in Fai1view Pres
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.cinnati, driver of the
car, was injured fatally
when, blinded by rain,
he let the car slide of
an embankment through
Ia creek.
With Hudson were
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WLW (70O) Cincinnati

WLW (7UO) Cincinnati
SATURDAY
4 :0O-Seckatary Hawkins.
4:3O-Doctors Of rnelo6v
4:45-Blue valley Creamery program
5:0o-The Croslev theater
5:30-Brooks and Ross.
5:45-LoWell Thomas (NBC).
6.00-Anos m Andy (NBC)
6:15-Ta styeast testers (NBC).
6:30-The Crosley Saturday Knights.
1:30-The Fuller man (NBC).
8:00-Seger Ellis
8:l5-Variety.
8:30-Vapex musical doctors (NBC),
9:00-Joe Haynes and his orchestra.
9:30-Clara, Lu and En- (NBCD.
9:45-Bob NeWhall, sports slices.
l0:00-Weather.
10:o2-King Edward Cigar band.
II Northumberland Plaza orchestra.
II :30--The Doodlesockers.
1900 Midnight-Castle Farm orchestra.