Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 300, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 April 1923 — Page 19

FRIDAY, APRIL 27,1923

HARMONY KNITS JILL DIFFERENCES AT TABERNACLE Overmyer's Resignation Is Accepted—Cadle Will Remain in Organization, Harmony, so long absent from the Cadle Tabernacle Association, is present again today with the acceptance of the resignation of Joe Overmyer as choir director and secretary of the association. appointment of his successors and the withdrawal of the resignation of E. Howard Cadle, founder of the Tabernacle, peace was restored. Bishop H. H. Fout of the Indianapolis area of the United Brethren Church was named to succeed Overmyer on the board of directors, and Joseph L. Stacy was selected to succeed Overmyer as secretary Thursday night. Overmyer’s successor as choir leader has not been selected. Cadle resigned Monday after the beard had refused to accede to hi3 demand that Overmyer be asked to resign. Board members present at the meeting Thursday night were Ed Jackson, president of the association; Maj. Earle F. Hites, vice president, superintendent and local evangelist of the fkhernacle; D. L Specicher, "Walter Irschman, G. A. Everett, Stacy and Cadle. Raid Alleged Resort Lieut. Cox and squad raided SI 3 W. Ohio SC, Thursday night, Marion Gaddis, 31 and Lucille Gaddes 24. were arrested on a charge of keeping a resort. Lee Ensley, 39, also was arrested.

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BASEMENT STORE Saturday —The Last Day of Our Semi-Annual Half-Price Millinery Sale ITats that you have longed-for may he yours for just one-half their regular price. 'Whether you desire a hat for street, business, outing or dress wear, you are 6ure to find just the hat you desire in this wonderful HALF-PRICE SALE. NEWEST SHADES j • LATEST MATERIALS: Jade, Sand, Pearl, Leghorns, Canton Crepe, Rose, Orchid, Purple, Garden Flops, Leghorn Navy and Coior Com - and Canton Crepe Combinations, binations, Such as Tagal and Crepe Black and White, Etc. and Milan Hemp No. C. O. D. No Layaways No Exchanges \\

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HAREM LIFE AT SHILOH REVEALED BY CULT ‘PILLAR’ Former Officer in House of $ David Tells of Immorality. By United Prett i ST. JOSEPH. Mich., April 27.—The House of David was a house of bondage, witnesses today told Investigators into the religious cult. Stories of harem life in the supposed virgin house of Shiloh, home of ’’King” Benjamin Purnell, ruler of the colony, were revealed. The claim for celibacy and virginity made for followers of “King” Benjamin was regarded as a ,oke within* the colony, a former “pillar” declared. Benjamin Hill, the chief witness to testify In the probe so far, who was caught while fieehtg with Lillian Hannaford, revealed new and startling details of the midnight religious rites in the colony. Hill, once numbered along the seven “pillars” of the colony—the highest executive officers next to the

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king—declared the revelations of Immorality had disillusioned many members of the cult. He said more than a score were waiting a chance to flee when he left with Mrs. Hanneford, his lifetime sw’eetheart, whom he could not marry because of orders of “King” Purnell. Hill said first word of conditions really existing in the colony was given to him by a 16-year-old girl he had married against his will. “She told me of the Immorality among heads of the colony,” Hill said. “I had faith in the teachings, however, and doubted her word. “When my mother died, despite the claim for immorality among members of the colony. I grew skeptical. “The group weddings were what finally convinced me that the wffiole thing was a hoax. “Girls were tricked into marrying men they did not love. The big weddings always came Just when an investigation was on. The baby brides from Shiloh were told that if they did not marry they would be forced to submit to examination by the Gentiles to show they were virgins and that this was against the faith. “Lillian and I finally decided even the chiefs of the colony looked upon the claims for virginity and celibacy as a joke and decided to flee.” Former Manager Held Dow T E. Welch. 23, of 219 W. Pratt St., was under arrest today on the charge of embezzlement. Detectives Stump and Samuels arrested Welch on a warrant sworn to by Floyd E. Payne, 2030 N. New Jersey St., who alleges Welch took $65 while managing a restaurant for Payne.

Sale of Women’s Comfort Slippers Made of black kid, turned soles i and rubber heels; sizes 2Va to 8. Sale I

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Men Can Buy SHIRTS In the Basement Store—Worthy of pPyN. Higher Markings at / \ .oo (Jpgl^) Manchester, Artistic and Other Known Brands Collar attached and neckband styles. Printed madras and fine percales. Neat-checks, figures and stripes, fast colors. Correctly tailored; coat style, single and double cuffs. Sizes 14 to, 19. Men’s Pure Thread r Silk Hose OJf C Fully reinforced, rib elastic top. black, white, cordovan, gray; sizes 91/, to 11 >4; seconds of 65c quality.

HIGH-GRADE CHERRY CHOCOLATE ROLLS—--6o quality, r* 2 for DC CHOCOLATE DIPPED PEANUT CLUSTERS— Pound nr\ box

Candy Specials

PURE COCOANUT BON-BONS— o m Pound J4C ASSORTED FRUIT FLAVORED SOFT CENTER CHOCO OO LATES—Pound DSC —Cand"Dept., Basement

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