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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-24

The choir of Central Avenue
Methodist church will sing "Stabat
Mater" (RoSsinD next Tuesday eve
ming, March 81, in the church audi
forum. This is the second choir in
the city to sing Rossini's "Stabat
Mater" in its entirety.
John NJ. White is the director of
the choir, which includes fifty
voices. Mrs. Delmar McWorkman
is the organisJ.
Following is list of the singers
who are assisting with the program:
Sopranos-M John Barlow, Miss
Valina Boyd. Miss Marjorie Byrum, Mrs
Floyd Chaffee, Miss Lucille Chaffee, Mrs.
Edward Edwards, Mrs. E. B. Halliday,
Miss Florence McEween, Miss Lorraine NC
Intosh, Mrs. Fred Miller. Mrs. j.. P
owen. Mrs. j. Russell Paxton, Miss
Pricilia Pittenger. Miss Smith, Miss Ruth
Thompon and Mr.. Walter Wallace.
Alto-Miss Frances Benner. Miss Ruth
Brown. Miss Mary Frey, Mrs. J. G. Ham
ilton, Mrs. Hoffman. Miss Mildred john
Leonard Miss Morgan Mrs. F. N. Morris
Mrs. Robbins, Miss Louise Swan and Mrs
Betty Williamson.
Tenors-Mr. Barton Floyd Chaffee, Ed
ward Edwards. E. B Halliday, George
Kadel. De Witt S. Morgan, James Quinn
BassesEFrank Anderson, John Barlow
William Condrey Samuel Martinez. N
Metzger, j.. Russell Paxton, Charles Smith
John sowle, E. ", Stoekdale Vernon
StsS6s anS De M Wt Ta bebrdqe Mrs
Robert Blake, Lowell Springer. Fred Newell
Morris and John M. White.
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STATE TOTALS
ST PER CAPITA
IN TAX RETURNS
Broader Base Causes Gain
in Revenue, Explains
Administration.

State tax returns to local units
Of government amounted to 81 for
every man, woman and child in the
state in 1888 as compared with So in
1882, according to figures tabulated
today by William P. Cosgrove, chief
examiner Of the state board of ac-
counts.
The 81 figure is made up of all
sums collected by the state and re-
turned to cities, counties and towns
and to the schools Mr.. CoSgrove ex-
planned.
The tax program Of Governor
Paul V. McNutt and the 1888 Iegis-
lature resulted in returning s22.-
3O4,931.04 to local governmental
units" he said. In 1882 the sum
returned was but S9,848,O38I4."
Broadening the tax base by pss-
sage OF a gross income and sales tax
law and cutting the biennial budget
for state expenditures $50 900 900
made the 81 return possible, the
administration explained.
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Charles F. Cleveland Dead

Charles Frederick Cleveland, 70,
of 3271 Washington boulevard, died
in his home yesterday. Funeral
services were to be held at 2:3O to-
day in the home. Burial will be III
Crown Hill cemetery.
A charter member of the Elks
lodge, Mr.. Cleveland served as the
first chaplain and buried the first
member to die. Mr. Cleveland. to-
gether with his father, John B.
Cleveland, laid out and plotted
Woodruff Place He was associated
with his father in the Cleveland
Fence Company. practiced medicine
and was engaged in the insurance
business.
He was married fifty-nine years
ago to Miss Frances NJ. Hatfield,
Greensboro. Besides the widow, he
is survived by two daughters, Mrs.
William F. Mullen, Indianapolis;
Mrs. Frederick S. Schnabel. New
York, and one granddaughter, Mrs.
George PaSfleld, Philadelphia, Pa.
He was a member of st. Paul's Epis-
copal church and Marion lodge of
the Masonic order.
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LindIey Is Candidate

Alonzo H. Lindley, Kingman, vet
eran Republican state senator, will
oppose Fred S. Purnell, Attica, long
time G. o. P. congressman, for the
Sixth district Republican congress
sional nomination.
Mr. Lindley filed his declaration
of candidacy with Secretary of State
Frank Mayr Jr. Mr.. Purnell filed
last week
Mr.. Lindley is progressive as op-
posed to Mr.. Purnells conservatism
David I. Mccormick, who was
custed from the statehouse with
abolition of his post of battle flag
commissioner, filed as a Republican
candidate for the lower house in the
state legislature from Marion
county.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-24
Peters Rally Set

Young voters organization of the
Marion county Peters-for Senator
Club will hold a meeting and dance
at $50 Monday night in the Sphinx
Arms
Speakers will be Allen H. Major
Council of Indiana Democrats Sec
rotary; John Sehl, Democratic COM
mitteeman from Puerto Rico; Mrs
Pauline v. Rairdon, Twelfth dis
trict treasurer, American Legion
auxiliary; Fred Pickett, supreme
and appellate courts clerk; Mrs
Marie Westfall, Old Hickory Club
women's auxiliary president; Alex
Campbell, Fl Wayne, Mr.. Peters
law partner; Dr. Will H. Smith Jr.
Cosmopolitan Democratic Clut
president, and Miss Fay Terrill
executive secretary of the young
voters organization.
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Pioneer Resident succumbs

Following an illness of two years
Mrs. Catherine I. Eagle. "a, died yes
terday at the home of a daughter
Mrs. T. b Corey, 1914 College ave-
nue.. She was a member of one OF
the pioneer families of Indianapolis
Funeral service will be held in the
Flanner 81 Buchanan funeral home
at 1920 Monday morning. Burial
will be in Frankfort at l Monday.
Surviving Mrs. Eagle are four
daughters, Mrs. Corey; Mrs. H. o.
Zehring, Yuma, Ariz.; Mrs. c. w.
Fleck, Fl. Worth, Tex, ana Mrs. M
o. Carter, Dallas, Tex, and two
sons, Henry M. Eagle, Tyler, Tex,
and T. c. Eagle, Washington.
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FRATERNITY HERO Is
INJURED AS FRIENDS
PAY ROUSING TRIBUTE

The moment for which every
school boy longs, being carried
joyfully on the shoulders of elated
fraternity brothers, came to Paul
Peralta, 10, of 2166 Broadway, last
night and with it a severed
artery in his foot.
Unheeding glass doors in the
hallway of the knights of Co.
lumbus hall, 1905 North Delaware
street. fraternity boys who had
produced the winning stunt at the
Delta Sigma NJ annual showdown
carried Paul aloft. AS they were
swinging into the hallway flanked
by envious friends, they accidently
ramrned Pauls foot through the
glass door. He was taken to the
city hospital in an ambulance.
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county was made
yesterday. Mr..
Dobson is presi-
dent of the Marion
County Retail Ice
and Coal ASSocia-
ton.
Mr.. Dobson is
a graduate of
William McKin-
ley public school.
Technical hig h
school Benjamin
H a rri is on law
school. He at
tended B u tier
university. He is
q poop1hor IF tho
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Seeks Council Post

Cary D. Jacobs, Negro attorney,
has announced his candidacy for
nomination for the city council
from the second district, subject to
the Republican primary.
He is a graduate of Shaw uni
verSity, Raleigh, N. c., and holds
degrees from the Graduate School
of Business of Columbia university
and Fordham university, School of
Law. He is active in religious and
fraternal life, and is president of
the mems Bible class of the Mt.
Zion Baptist church.
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ChoraIe Will Sing

The Ogden Junior chorale will
present a musical program tomor
row evening at the Irvingtor M. E
church under the direction of Mrs
James Ogden, assisted by Miss Mary
Katherine Stair, harpist; Mrs. G. E
Teeters, organist, and Billy Shirley
SOloiSt.
The program follows:
Organ PREJUDICE ontiline" 49,. Salome
Anthem BY Early Morning Light"
Anthem-"Jesus Christ Is Risen To-
day. electromagnetic. -: Davidica
Anthem-"Crown Ye the King. .Geibel
Solo" Largo ....-..... .......... Handel
Billy Shirley.
Harp-"A Vision in Flat" Chalmers
Harp-"In the Garden" ......... Schuetze
DR.. Guy Carpenter, pastor, will
speak on the last of series of adj
dresses on "a Quest for Life's
Realities" speaking on Il Believe
in the Life Eternal. How Attain It?'
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Skinner. pastor. Morning theme. NV
Kingdom Is Not of This World" night
Young Peoples service.
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Der to the fact that at the present
time, every political Office seems at
tractive even from an economic
viewpoint.
Conrad Ruckelshaus. 1249 Golden
Hill drive, yesterday filed for the
Republican nomination as state
representative from Marion county.
Donald R. Mote filed for the
Republican nomination as judge of
superior court, room five, and Leo
T. Brown, room four. Edwin G.
Boswell, 1920 North Sherman drive,
filed for the Republican nomina-
ton for juvenile judge.
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Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to police as stolen
belong to-
A r. Blocher. s25 North Delaware
street. Ford coupe l04-s4l. from in front
of SIS North Delaware street.
Charles Lyzott. 2545 South Pennsylvania
street. Nash sedan from l400 Union street
Howard Brown. 635 Linwood avenue
Ford tudor. 35-s05. from rear OF 6i2 North
Capitol avenue.
Frank Heeg. R. R. s. Box 399-K. Ford
street.
Sterling Coverdin Sal North Addison.
Studehaker sedan. ll3-406. from in front
OF 343 North Addison street
Florence Pleasant. 10 Jackson place
Chevrolet sedan. 24-470. from in front Of
10 jackson place
Kenneth Ross 2ei6 North Illinois street
Chrysler sedan. 27-39i from IN front of
1915 North Illinois street
c. W. Knerr SIS Yoke street Chevrolet
panel delivery truck. filled with cigars
cigarets and candy. valued $50 from
garage IN rear Of SIS Yoke street
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N1I. I1OuOC L "
merly was in the
real estate a n d
general merchan-
disc business. He
has been a resi-
dent of the city
thirty years.
AN effic i e n t,
economical, open
and above board
b u S j nesslike adj
m in i S tration" is
promised by Mr..
House. He is mar
ried, has one son
and is a member
of the Methodist
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Foster Enters Race

Fred Foster, commander of Hugh
Copsey post, American Legion, will
seek the Democratic nomination for
Marion county state representative,
he announced yesterday. Coincident
with the announcement, Mr.. Foster
resigned as post commander.
Mr.. Foster, who nearly won the
nomination in 1880, lives in Edge
wood and formerly was active in
Democratic politics in the old
Fourth ward. He served with the
First Indiana Cavalry and the Four
tenth Field Artillery in the World
war.
He is a memser Of the Seventh
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2 FREED IN SHOOTING
Following Dismissal, Club Operator
Is Arraigned Here.

Vagrancy charges against two per-
sons held in connection with the
shooting of Basil Longest, 38, of 1907
East Fourteenth street, were dis
missed yesterday in municipal court.
They involved Cecil Crowder of La
Porte, and Miss Marie Moore.
Charles Burke, club operator. ap-
peared in court on a charge of
shooting with intent to kill and his
case was continued until March 81.
Longest was shot in club operated
by Burke at 1922 South Illinois
street
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Everett Neal in Race

Everett E. Neal, Noblesville, for
mer United States revenue collector
here, has announced his candidacy
for the Republican nomination as
secretary of state.
Mr. Neal has been a publisher of
a Noblesville newspaper for thirty
years and active in the Indiana Re
publican Editorial Association.
He was one time his party nom
inee for congress and also served
two terms in the state house of rep
resentatiYes.
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Shank Heads Club

Samuel H. Shank was elected
president of the Irvington Denny
for-Mayor Club at an organization
meeting last night in Cars hall
Other officers are Mrs. Lillian FRYE
vice-preSident; Lou A. Robertson
second vice-president; Mrs. Edward
j. Hecker Jr., secretary, and George
A. Newton, treasurer.
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Last Rites for w. II. Ludy

Services for w. H. Ludy, IS, of
2433 Park avenue, were held yes
terday afternoon in the Friends
church in Winchester. Burial was
in Winchester. Mr. Ludy died
in st. Vincents hospital. He was
a former employe of the Pennsylva-
MIA railroad and a member of the
Masonic order. Surviving him are
two sons, Charles and Roger Ludy
of Indianapolis, and three daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Mildred Stout, Bluffton;
Mrs. Herb Behrent and Mrs. Rob-
ert Dugdale, indianapolis.
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Memorial Baptist-The Rev George G.
Kimsey. pastor. Morning theme, Flowers
From Gethsemane"; night. THE Triumph
ant Entry
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Drama to Be Given

THE Rock" by Mary P. Hamlin,
religious drama dealing with the
life and character of Simon Peter,
will be presented three times by the
Irvington Mummers.
The play will be given tomorrow
night at the Irvington Presbyterian
church, Good Friday, March 80, at
the Presbyterian church, Columbus,
Ind, and on Sunday, April 8, at the
Irvington NJ. E. church.
The cast is headed by Russell
Hutchinson in the role of Simon
Peter, with Fac Crawford, Eleanor
Zoercher, Fay Gullion, Mary Brown,
William Craigle, George Dirks, Jane
Crowell and Edward Crowell in the
supporting parts. Direction is I'M
der Mrs. James R. LOOMS, with
James Zoercher, stage manager.
All the performances listed will be
open to the public without charge.
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Native of Germany Dead

Mrs. Anna Buehler, 76, died yes
terday in her home, 1443 Prospect
street, after a long illness. She was
born in Hochchausen, Germany, and
came to indianapolis in 1882. She
was a member of st. Patrick S
Catholic church.
Funeral services will be held at
$3.50 Monday in the residence, and
at in st. Patrick'S Catholic church.
Surviving her are a daughter, Mrs
Minnie Buehler PoundStone, a
teacher in School IS, and a sister,
Mrs. Susan Booler, Chicago.
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Seeks Constable Berth

Forrest D. Jackson will seek the
Democratic nomination for Center
township constable, he announced
today. Mr.. Jackson is now chief
deputy constable. He is a member
of the Young Mems Democratic
Club, is married, has two children
and lives at 1446 South Meridian
street.
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PLOT ON KINGS LIFE
EXPOSED IN RUMANIA
Noted Surgeon Held as Police Probe
Fascist Activities.

By Cntted Press
BUCHAREST. Romania, March
24.-Secret police today sought to
implicate the Fascist Iron Guard in
a plot to kill King Carol. Professor
Victor Gomiou, eminent surgeon
and friend of Queen Helen, was
under arrest, charged with being a
participant in the plot.
The Iron Guard, bitterly anti
Jewish and demanding a Nazi re-
gime for Romania, was charged
with responsibility for the recent
murder of Premier Ion G.. Duca,
who had opposed them.
Carol has supported the govern
ment in Suppressing the Iron Guard,
some of whose members now are
on trial as instigators of Duca's
assassination.
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Killed in Train Crash

indianapolis friends have received
word of the death of Roy Webster,
former resident of indianapolis, in
Fl. Lauderdale, Fla. Mr.. Webster
was killed when a train struck his
automobile Thursday He is sur
vived by his widow.
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'CUST0DIAN'S SERVICE
TO LOSE BURROUGHS
FOrty-three Federal Building EN-
plOyes Affected.

The forty-three employees in the
custodian's service in the Federal
building will be excluded from the
four-day furlough for the current
quarter, Adolph Seidensticker, act
ing postmaster, learned yesterday.
Although the custodian employees
were originally ordered to take the
furlough with the postal employees,
orders from Washington recinded
the previous ruling. The postal en-
ployeS' furlough is being staggered
over a period between now and
June 80.
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Centenary Christian-The Rev. R. T.
Cwyn, pastor. Morning theme "Irhe Tri-
umphal Entry of jesus night, THE
| Three Crosses of Calvary
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Christian church and was at one
time pastor of the Christian church
in Montezuma. He is a graduate of
Shortridge high school and attend
ed Butler university. Mr.. Foster is
married and has two children.
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St. Paul NJ. E.-The Rev. Baxter R.
NeSbit, pastor. Morning theme. THE
World Is Gone After Him; night. Be
levers Who Do Not Confess
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Enters Recorder Race

George w. Webster, 1885 Belle
fontaine street, today announced his
candidacy for the Democratic nomi-
nation for county recorder. He for
merly was in the grocery business
and sought the nomination in 1910
He has served as deputy surveyor
of Shelby county.
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county and state bar, Young
Democratic Club of Marion county,
Old Hickory Club, Council of In
diana Democrats and Our Lady Of
Lourdes church. He is married, has
one child and lives at 1909 East
Washington street.
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Traub Memorial Presbyterian-The Rev.
Lem L. Latham, pastor. Morning theme,
The Lord Hath Need of Him." night,
Jonah
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HARVARD PROFESSOR
MAY HEAD WILLIAMS
James. Phinney. Baxter. III Said
Sertain to Secure Post.
By United Press

By United Press
BOSTON, March %. - James
Phinney Baxter III, Al, associate
professor of history at Harvard COL
lege, is virtually certain to become
the next president of Williams col
lege, one of Americas oldest edu-
cational institutions, the United
States was informed unoff1cially.
A graduate of Williams in 1914,
and son of Williams alumnus, Mr..
Baxter would succeed DR.. Harry A.
Garfield, son Of the twentieth
President of the United States, who
is retiring at the age of 10 after
more than quarter century as
head of Williams.
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Albert R. Hall Files

Albert R. Hall, Marion, one time
Republican cogressman, yesterday
filed for the nomination in the
Fifth district.
Marion county filings today in
Guided former Judge william C.
Dunlevy, Republican, superior court
three, and Miss Francis S. Holiday,
1885 North New Jersey street, Re-
publican member of the house.
Cuba was granted self-govern-
ment by the United States in 1902
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church. Marion Lodge, F. g. A. M.
Scottish Rite and the Shrine. He
was a candidate for this nomination
in 1880 and has taken an active part
in affairs of the Republican party.
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Eighth Christian-The Rev. Glen W
Nell. pastor. Morning theme. "a Day of
REV. e91a 1afTcet to viii
next week.
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D0bSon Enters Race

Announcement of Thomas j. Dob
son Jr, local attorney, that he will
seek the Democratic nomination for
state representative from Marion
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Abram VandawOrker Dead

Following an illness since Christ
mas, Abram Vandaworker, 95, died
yesterday at his home, 2915 Gull
ford avenue. Mr.. Vandaworker was
a retired jeweler. He is survived by
his son, J. B. Vandaworker, director
of the Indianapolis Newsboys' band.
Funeral services were to be held
at 3 this afternoon in the Flanner
& Buchanan funeral home Burial
was to be in Bernhards Bay, N. Y.
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go Per Cent Increase
ShOlUn in Candidates
Heavy Gain in Primary Contestants Reported by State
Official, With List Climbing Hourly.

Sixty cent candidates already primary
contest than 1882 they
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Ex-PRESIDENT'S
RELATIVE DIES
AT CITY HOME
c. F. Cleveland, Who Aided
in Building Woodruff
Place. Passes.

Charles Friedrich Cleveland, 79
who died yesterday in his home, 3271
Washington boulevard, had lived in
Indianapolis more than seventy
years. He was a third cousin of
President Grover Cleveland. With
his father, John B. Cleveland, he
helped to lay out Woodruff Place.
He was a charter member of IN
dianapolis Lodge 13, B. P. o. Elks, a
members Of Marion lodge, F. 81
A. NJ. and st. Paul's Episcopal
church.
Funeral services were to be held
at 2:30 this afternoon in the home,
with burial in Crown Hill cemetery.
Surviving him are the widow, two
daughters, Mrs. William Filter Null
len, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Fred
erick C. Schnabel. New York.
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First United Presbyterian-The Rev.
Jesus as King" night. young people S
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Seeks Trustee Post

Announcement of Cal E. House,
1131 Park avenue, for the Re-
publican nomination for Center
township trustee, has been made.
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| University Heights Z. B-The Rev
George L. Slime, pastor. Morning. Bishop
H. H. Fout will speak; night. Dorothy
/ Young and James Eaton will speak.
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BACK HOME AGAIN

Stolen automobiles recovered by police
belong TO.
william Il Smith. 1871 North Healing
avenue, Chevrolet coach. found at Morris
and Illinois streets
W r. owen. l044 Reisner street Chev-
rolet coach, found in front OF 240 North
Noble street
John zaras 1886 North Meridian street
Buick coupe. found in Chicago
Jones and Maley Automobile Company.
DeSoto coupe. found az Casey. n.
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of Holy Baptism will be admin
istered at p. m.
The speaker at the MONDAY serv-
ices from 1905 to 1926 p. m. on
Monday, Tuesday Wednesday and
Thursday will p the Rt. Rev
joseph M. Francis, D. d. Bishop Of
indianapolis.
Sidener to Speak
Tomorrow the Christian Men
Builders Bible class will hear Merle
Sidener speak on 1.-THE End That
Was the Beginning" This will be
the third in his series of Easter
season lessons on the life of Christ
The final lesson, 1.-THE Greatest
Victory Ever Won," will be given
Easter Sunday when the class will
meet at the Earring theater.
The Girls Concert Glee Club from
Arsenal Technical high school will
provide the special music Sunday
The program will begin at $50
a. m. and will be broadcast over
WFBM.
Choir to Present Cantata
Tomorrow evening at 7:45 o'clock
the choir of the Central Christian
church, Delaware and Walnut
streets, will present the sacred can
tata 1.-The Seven Last Words OF
Christ" by Dubois. The vested choir
is composed of forty voices and is
directed by Mr.. Fred Jerry. The
soloists who will sing Sunday night
are Mrs. Ruth G. Kreipke, soprano;
Farrell M. Scott, tenor and Forrest
Scott, bass.
Mrs. Fred Jerry is the organist
and will play "Andante cantabile'
(Fifth Sympony) by Tschaikowsky
Her offertory number will be
Christ Lay in Deaths Dark Pris-
on" by Bach. At the morning
service at 1O:45, DR.. w. A. Shullen-
berger, minister, will deliver a spe-
cial Palm Sunday sermon from the
subject Jesus Came Into Jerusa-
lem"
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Second Evangelical - The Rev. F. c.
Wacknitz, pastor, $50 a. m. unified serv-
ice theme, The Day of Triumph; night,
'And Lo the World is Gone After Him"
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Carrollton Avenue Reformed-The Rev
E. G. Homrighausen. pastor. Morning
theme, THE Great Confession