Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 276, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 March 1923 — Page 3
THIiKSUAY, ALYKUH 29, 1922
CHRIST PICTURED AS REFUGE FOR TROUBLES OF MEN Uncompromising Christianity Is Only Saving Factor, Evangelist Says, Lack of reverence is damning the Nation today, said Dr. E. J. Bulgin, evangelist, in his sermon W ednesday night on “The Cities of Refuge.” in the Cadle Tabernacle. Dr. Bulgin likened the cities of refuge of ancient Jews to manifestations of Christ in lives of men. “Parents, teach your boys and girls "to be reverent." he said. “Our young people do not find a kick in the Sunday school or the preacher, or church music any more. That is because they find such a decided kick in immortal movies and -worldly pleasures. On the Streets "Parents, where are yotir children tonight? Some of them are, on the streets wearing short skirts and hanging on the ,arm of a young devil smoking cigarettes and puffing the smoke In their faces.” One of the great barriers of Christie nly is the human will. Dr. Bulgin asserted. "The latch of humanity is the human will, and is always on the inside,” he continued. “The door will never open until you break your stubborn will and tell Christ to come in. "Do you want to know what real education is? Tt is getting into your life the invisible workable forces that will make you see beauty in all life.” Christians Mast Play Square "The ancients, once inside the city of refuge, could not go out safely." he said. “Si it is with Christian life. Once you are a Christian you have no right to play fast and loose and chum with the world’s gang.” “You men nevqr will know how to build character until you build It around the character of Jesus Christ. You women will never know what true grace is until you get the grace of Christ." The speaker urged uncomnrnmfring Christianity. “The church n f Clod never did win on a compromise, he asserted. "Lots of you Christians are riding on the band wue-on. but ar'- bolding on to your old troubles. There is no need for you to worry about your troubles. Let Christ take them and carry them for you.” Librarians Confer By J imes Special LEBANON. Ind.. March 29 Librarians from twenty-six cities met in conference Wednesday. Wlnnlfred Wennerstrum and Dema rebus C. Brown o? Indianapolis were among Ihe speaker-
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Bulgin Bolts By E. J. BULGIN. Evangelist at Cadle Tabernacle. Profound thinking la a quality of just a few. Profound living is in the power of all of you. This old country is going to devil because of a materlalistc philosophy. We are living in a dispensation of mercy. If we were living in a dispensation of power some of us would be killed tonight. You don’t have „o get a theological education to get saved. All you have to do is to cross the threshold. You can’t go to heaven on a human road. What you need is not a dying grace but a living grace. The church of God never did win on a compromise.
TOW ROPE BREAKS; 2 MEN ARRESTED Delay Caused by Accident Proves Costly, Delay caused by the breaking of a rope resulted In George Kafader, 23, of 1941 Ludlow Ave., being arrested! on the charge of operating a motor vehicle while under the Influence of liquor. Harry Tiney, 41, of 2001 .Massachusetts Ave., was charged with drunkenness. The arrests were made late Wednesday and today three automobiles were held at police headquarters while police investigated. Police were called to New York St. and White River on report of a fight. They found an Oakland automobile. Police went to Michigan St., and Hanson Ave., where they found Kafader and Tiney In the automobile. The car stalled while the automobile driven by Kafader was pulling another car and the rope broke. Tiney had attempted to crank the car and the police allege he was so under the Influence of liquor that he fell in the street. Kafader was In the automobile trying to start It when the police arrived. CAR WHEEL HITS WOMAN Mrs. Katherine Ortel Knocked Down and Bruised. Knocked down by a wheel that broke off an automobile at McKlm and Washington Sts., and bounced from a curb into her face, Mrs. Katherine Ortel, 36, of 12 N. Arsenal Ave., was suffering today from bruises. Leon Hazel, 35 Colorado Ave., was driving the automobile. KARNS TO DEMAND FACTS Louis K. Karns. 4717 Guilford Ave., arranged to leave today for Washington to demand investigation by th War Department of statements laid
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to Col. A. L. Conger of Ft. Sam Houston, Texas, concerning Karns' sister, Mrs. Agnes Karns Randle, formerly of Indianapolis. Mrs. Randle, wife of Capt. Edwin H. Randle of Ft. Houston, has sued Colonel Conger for SIOO,OOO damages, alleging he defamed her character.
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STATE WILL NOT MOLES!RUDOLPH Marriage at Crown Point Held Illegal, However. Although authorities are convinced Rudolph Valentino, film star, and Winifred Hudnut violated the Indiana law when they married recently at Crown Point, no effort will be made to take action against them when they appear in Indianapolis next Wednesday in a dancing engagement at Tomlinson Hall. In the opinion of Mrs. Edward Franklin White, deputy State attorney general, the marriage was illegal because neither Valentino nor his bride lived in Lake County when the marriage license was obtained. She said,
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however, the matter was one for Lake County authorities to consider. Mr. and Mrs. Valentino —real name, Gugllolmo—will come to the city with an orchestra. There will be a public
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homeless last night when flro destroyed the roof and upper story of their chapter house. Thirty-two students lived in the house. It is estimated their loss wiU average $350.
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