Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 283, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 April 1923 — Page 9

FRIDAY, APRIL 6,1923

DR. BULGIN WARNS - AGAINST ‘FALSE ■ SLEEP OF DEVIL’ Unbeliever Has No Hope at All, Evangelist Tells Congregation. By THE VISITOR Warning “his congregation not to let the devil lull them to slumber In the cradle of false sleep. Dr. E. J. Bulgin, evangelist at Cadle Tabernacle. Thursday night pictured the results of such sleep. “When a man becomes content with darkness,” he said, “he is In a dangerous condition. The unbeliever has no hope at all. While the doubter keeps on feeling, there is hope. “Jesus Christ doesn’t fool much with horse stealing, drinking and"the like.

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Bulgin Bolts By E. J. BULGIN, Evangelist at Cadle Tabernacle. No man is right with God unless he is right in belief and confession. * * You are not square with God and take the gift of salvation unless you let the world know about it. * • A preacher who can’t peal the hide off of people is no preacher at all. • • * The man who is self satisfied with the devil’s false peace is the hardest man to save. • • * No man can go to heaven by his morality. When you meet God on your judgment day, it will- not be how good you have been, but have you come by the Way of the Cross? • • You have to grow from the inside out. * f • Anybody who will paint the pump to take poison out of the water is a fool.

God wants to get into man’s blood and cure the cause for such actions.” The evangelist told of a woman who shaved a black spot off an otherwise perfectly white poodle so the dog could win a prize. “A French poodle with a single black spot can’t win the prize,” he

said. “You people, who have been doing wrong and who shave off the black spots, are lost until you change , the nature which causes the spots. “Brother, your ideals will change ! and your universities will change, but | this good old book will never change.” j Dr. Bulgin said.

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The evangelist assailed those who profess they will get to Heaven by being merely moral and not a member of the church. “No preacher with any sense will abuse a moral man,” he said. “The best moral man In town is moral because of the heredity of moral standards. No man can go to Heaven by his morality. It is good to govern conduct in society here. “The ten commandments are God’s looking-glass to show you the way. They will show you a spot on your face, but It won’t wash the dirt away.” The evangelist answered the argument that religion is just a matter of personal opinion. “If I was here just preaching my I personal opinion, I should be run out! of town,” he said, “but as I am preaching God’s word I may stay here an extra week.” Dr. Bulgin will preach again tonight. Mrs. E. Howard Cadle and Joe Overmeyer will sing a duet. W. J. Sayers Appointed Announcement was made today In the office of Governor McCray of the appointment of William J. Sayers of Muncie as member of the State hoard of charities. Sayers’ term is for three years, beginning March 1. '

$25,000 APPROPRIATED State Plans Additions to Institutions From Emergency Contingent Fund. Plans for use of $25,000 of the $250,000 appropriated at the last session of the Legislature for the State emergency, contingent fund were announced today at the Governor’s office. Expendtlures to be made: $10,300 for purchase of 27.25 acres of land at the Eastern Hospjtal for the Insane at Richmond, $11,386.65 for anew pumping station at State Soldiers’ Home at Lafayette, and $7,500 for small tract of land at Central Hospital for the Insane at Indianapolis.

ACTORS’ BALL —and — CLOWN NITE National Vaudeville Artists’ Benefit TONIGHT—9 P. M. TO 1 A. M. Travertine Room, Lincoln Hotel. ADMISSION, SI.OO PER PERSON Tickets on sale at Keith’s, Palace, Lyric Theater and Lincoln hotel

MUSICIAN’S STATUS TOPIC State Convention Will Consider the Question of Licenses. The question of whether a musician shculd be considered an artist or an educator and the proposal that music teachers be examined and licensed will be discussed at the Indiana music teachers’ convention at Bloomington May 2 and 3. Bills to license music teachers have been presented to a number of legislatures. Edward Bailey Birge, former director of music in the Indianapolis public schools, is president of the teachers’ association.

AMUSEMENTS

MEMORIAL OAY_ PLANNED Representatives of Patriotic Societies to Meet April 25. Representatives of numerous patriotic organizations will meet at the Board of Trade Wednesday night, April 25, to plan the annual joint Memorial day observance on Monument Place. “Cohen listens-in on t^ie ra dio” KJAOWWM Never, since Joe Hr I® Hayman’s "Cohen on the Telephone” threw Amer*ca into convulsions, have & VjfUU:B-a you heard anything so *oj shriekingly funny as thie If you own a radio Ci you'll simply howl. If MS you don't you’ll howl. BB Buy this Columbia Record and Have a spasm. rg At Columbia Dealer*.

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Rely on Cuticura To Clear Away Skin Troubles Soap toelmnse, Olntman t to toothe, Ttlctrai to pewdr. 25c. Samples c! Catlsvi, Dept. X, Ifelden, Hui. AMUSEM E N js Twice DaUy All Week “TOWN FOLLIES” With a Chorus That Steps With Pep and Comedians That Are Different— WAT.TZ CONTEST TONIGHT

“Sycamore Shadders” At Murat Theatre 8:15 Tuesday Eve. f April 10th An Indiana Drama by an Indiana Author Seats now selling at Murat box office and at Merchants Heat and Light Company. Prices 25c to SI.OO, no war tax.

ENGLISH’S °3^ 9 GRAND PLAYERS “POLLY WITH A PAST” Matinee Saturday, 2:15 Prices—2sc, 35c, 50c Nightly at 8i15—36c, 60c, 75e Tax Included

KEITH’S This Is N. V. A. Week Karyl Norman The Creole Fashion Plate Songs and Gowns Galore EXTRA EVERY NIGHTI Clown Stunts And the Burlesque on Mrs, Gene Hushes* Act “YOUTH” By Other Actors on the Bill. IT’S A BIG SCREAM! SSR, NATIONALITY week

IL/iWAiiaa NOON TO 11 P. Mr A Regular Fellow, Judge Roland W. Baggott of Dayton BIG CITY Harmonyland QUARTETTE Jazzy Tunes "STRANDED” A Miniature Musical Comedy ALLEN BLACK & & KENT O’DONNELL HERBERT LLOYD The International Comedian —Photoplay— Peter B. Kyne’s Novel ‘The Pride of Palomar* With Marjorie Daw Mats, 15c-25c. Eves. 25c-40c.

M SHI BERT -dp 2 Nights Only UR A 1 —April 13-14 t Friday, Saturday. Mat. Saturday. Prices i Mat., SOc-SI.SO. Eve., 50c-f3.50 WEEK APRIL 16 wJFSZ Eve., 50c to 53.50; Sat. Mat., 500 to *• M.’f- s ?:;;SL50 Seats April 10 New York Winter Garden Show WILLIE & EUGENE tj l MO NT) AY I HOWARD i r-s lIGGEST OF ALL SHOWS MOT|ON p|CTUREB NOW SHOWING Cecil B. DeMille’s Amazing Photoplay “ADAM’S RIB” OVERTURE GRAND FANTASIA FROM “PAGLIACCI” MODEST ALTSCHULER Musical Director LIL LIA N'MA'Y HUE STeTN ” Singing "The Holy City” Coming Sunday "THE ISLE OF LOST SHIPQ"

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