Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 April 1920 — Page 8
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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, MONDAY, APRIL 12, 1920.
BANNERS MM IN BIBLE CIASS PARADE
TWENTY-FOUR MEN’S CLASSES REPRESENTED.
PLAYS AND PLAYERS
COUNTY RALLY IS HELD
Silk banner* were given to tbe Central Avenue M. E. church bunfnese men’s Bible class for the largest number of men in line *n4 to the men’s class of Brookslde U. B. for having the largest i>er of its average attendance of the year In line at the annual rally kss meeting of the men’s Bible classes of Marion county Sunday afternoon at First Baptist church. The meeting was preceded by a parade with approximately twenty-four classes in line, headed by the Brookside tJ. B. Band. Ur. James &. Mc<»aw, of Pittsburg, was the speaker. His subject was ^Men’s Bible Classes and Their Relation to Christian Citizenship,” He said In part: Atheism at Wash, "Atheism is striking at the very loot of Americanism and is threatening the complete downfall of the gov. etnment and of the nation. "Without religion there will be no God in tha hearts of the people; with God excluded there will be no conscience; with the conscience gone titers will be no respect for the rights of their fellowmen and then follows utter lawlessness and anarchy." : '/: . Assoeiatien CeBeetles. John N. Feasey Introduced the spsaker. The meeting was opened! with singing. Fledges of $*lt were { redsirsd for the stato Sunday School! Association sod a basket collection of : fff was taken, following a talk hy j E. T. Albertson, secretary of the stale j ssaocfatlon. In which he announced I state conference at Crawfords- j April 2«. The Rev. C. H. Wtnilive secretary of the !ndi- ; lurch Federation, reed the ! re and made the opening:
AT THE THEATERS TODAY. Eoglishf—“Fanchon and March Be▼ue” At 8:15 Murat—Dark. B. F. Keith’s—Vaudeville. .At 3:15 and 8:15 Lrrie—Vaudeville.Continuous Hates of the Stage. The Fanebon and Marco revue, appearing at English's the first three days of the week, comes from San Francisco, where it played an engagement of many weeks. It is all dancing, comedy and music. Beginning Thursday and for the rest of the week, the Murat will present Francis X. Bushman and Beverly Bayne, who won their fame in motion pictures, in a new thriller entitled “The Master Thief" by Edward E. Rose. Elsie Janis describes the entertainment in which she will be seen at English’s the first half of n«fXt week as a bombproof revue in tYo acts, adding that “there are some songs, some jokes, some hoofing and some band. And, incidentally, some girls." Claude Gillinwater. one of the triumvirate in “Three Wise Fools.” coming to English’s the last half of the week, had the chief comedy role in “Mil*. Modiste," tbe Fritlzi Scheff piece of days gone. He is also remembered in vaudeville for his own sketches and his acting in them. . Th# Orpheus comedy four, one of the oldest of vaudeville’s comedy quartets, and the Revue Comique. a mixture of girls and music, heads the Lyric bill for the week.
BOARD OF WORKS ACTION
Bids were received by the board of public works today on the improvement of one street and one alley and for five local sewers. For the per-
manent improvement of Fortv-etghth street from Pennsylvania street Central avenue. J. N. Morgan ft Son
bid f<.98 a lineal foot on asphalt and
$7.78 on bituminous concrete. For paving the first alley east of
Park avenue between Fortieth and Forty-second streets, the Columbia Construction Company bid $4.94 a lineal foot on concrete and A. D.
Bowen bid $3.97 on brick. Sewer Bids Received.
J. H. King A Co. was the only bidder on four of th# five sewers, bidding $3.97# a lineal foot for a sewer in the alley east of Shelby street from a point 211% feet north of
| 7 Naomi street to a point 259 feet south; j of Delaware street between Market $5.94 a lineal foot for a sewer in {and Washington streets arid on the Belle Vleu place from Tenth street west side of Alabama street between to the first alley south of Sixteenth Market and Washington streets; perstreet; $3.88 a lineal foot for a sewer I manent improvement of Guilford in the first alley east of Napoleon avenue between Forty-second and street from LeGrande avenue to * Forty-sixth streets; opening of Winpoint 32^k feet north of Raymond throp avenue from Watson road to street, and $4.90 a lineal foot for a Edge wood place, and cement sidesewer in New York street from walks on the south side of FortyBeauty avenue to a point 29 feet east fourth street from Illinois street to of Limestone street. | Boulevard place. For a sewer In Tecumseh street. Action was rescinded on a resolufrom Pratt street to a point forty tion for 'paving the first alley east of feet north of St. Clair street. J. H. Eastern avenue from the first alley King ft Co. bid $3.49 a lineal foot and north of North street to St. Clair the Indiana Asphalt Paving Company street, against which a remonstrance bid $3.49. No bids were received for was filed. a sewer in Adams street from Tnir- J Resolutions were adopted for pavtleth street to a point sixty-nine feet ing Carrollton avenue between Fortynorth of the first alley north of second and Fifty-first streets; resur-Twenty-Sixth Street. )
Resolution* Cwnffcmse*. The board confirmed the following
resolutions
Cement
sidewalks on the east side
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facing Morris street between West street and Madison avenue, and for cement sidewalks in Spring street between Ohio and Walnut streets. A preliminary order was made designating bttuminbus concrete as the paving material to be used in paving Bradbury avenue from Garfield drive to Shelby street.
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