Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 14, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 May 1923 — Page 7

MONDAY. MAY 28. 1923

PASTORS ATTACK ACTS OF CHURCH CONVENTION HERE Chicago, Detroit and Brooklyn Presbyterian Leaders Open Fight, Various actions taken by the Presbyterian General Assembly here last week, today were the target for a storm of criticism from various parts of the country. They were vigorously assailed Sunday in sermons preached by leading Presbyterian ministers in Chicago. Detroit and New York. Adoption of the resolution backed by William Jennings Bryan that clergymen and laymen sign a pledge to abstain from liquors aroused the wrath of Chicago pastors. "I shall refuse to sign such a card,” the Rev. G. C. Whitsett, pastor of the South Chicago Presbyterian Church, said. “It is an iusult." Fosdiok Defended A strong defense of the Rev. Harry' Kmerson Fosdick of New York was rebuked by the assembly for alleged denial of the virgin birth- of Christ, was made by the Rev. Dr. Charles William Cochran, pastor of the Woodward Ave. Presbyterian Church of Detroit. “The tendency of the Christian Church to ape politicians by regarding freedom of thought or speech as a crime is most unfortunate and stupid,” he said. The Rev. Dr. L. Mason Clarke, for twenty years pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Brooklyn, N. Y., also attacked the action of the assembly. Pastor Admits Unbelief “The assembly declared.” he said, “that It was necessary for a Presbyterian minister to believe in the inerrancy of scripture, the Virgin birth of Christ, a particular theory of Christ's death on the cross, the physical resurrection of Christ, and the genuineness of miracles attributed to Him." “In all frankness. I do not believe one of the five points.”

FAIRGROUND BOND ISSUE DEFENDED I, Newt Brown Denies Politics in $1,000,000 Deal, The State board of agriculture did no’ play politics in the disposal of the $1,000,000 fairground bond issue. T Newt Brown, secretary, declares in reply to charges of Walter S. chambers, Democratic State chair man. Brown pointed out today the original Intention was to sell the bonds at par with .merest rate of 5 pe. cent, hut they were sold at a discount of $30,000 with an interest rate cf per cent. Brown said the in t er p Pt saving would amountt to $55.000. while the discount was only $30,000. The bonds were sold to the Northern Trust Company of Chicago in cooperation with the Fletcher American Company of Indianapolis. Brown denied the Indiana Farmers Federation opposed the bond issue. Hits Child Marriages CONDON, May 28. —Child marriages may be prohibited in Britain. Parliament is considering a bill by C. G. Ammon. Labor member, that would forbid marriages of persons under 15. Present legal ages are ! 4 for males, and 12 for females.

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Here is a picture of the dean of the clowns with the Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey

JEAEOOSV CAUSES WIFE TO END LIFE Picture Found in Husband's Coat Leads to Fatal Act, A little funeral party, in Junction j City. Ky.. today, told the story of j tne tragic results of a wife's suspl- | cions. Funeral services were to be held in Junction City for Mrs. Braide Wilson. 21, of 2557 Burton Ave., Indian apolis. fshe died at 10:30 p m. Sat urday at the city hospital, after drink ing poison. A picture of a woman, found in her husband's coat pocket was given as the cause for her act In the funeral party today was Mrs. Wilson's husband, John. As Mrs. Wilson exclaimed: “This ; will send me where I want to go." after fin,ling the picture, her husband ; tried to knock the bottle of poison from her hand. "She had no reason to suspect me." Wilson told police. “The picture was that of a friend. She gave me no oportunity to explain.” Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson said Mrs. Wilson had been despondent since the death of her mother several weeks ago. Arrested After Fight Norman Klien of Connersville, lnd., and Alatine Bay. 528 E. Market Sr., were arrested here on charges of as sault and battery on each other. Diameter through the earth from pole to pole is 7.900 miles. At the equator It is 7.927 miles.

Circus which will give two performances here on Monday. June 4. There is a hundred clowns with the circus this year.

CURTNER HURT IN AUTO SPILL AT TOLEDO RACE Omisby Brothers Win Five and Tph Mile Events. TOLEDO, Ohio, May 2S.—Jack Curtner of Indianapolis was Injured in the Fort Miami track auto races here Sunday when his car crashed through the fence in the fity-mlle free for all. It is not thought he was seriously hurt. Ralph Ormshy won the five-mile event and Homer Orntsby was first In the ten-mb-

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

AUTO THEFT CASES GO TO JURY TODAY Court Allows Each Side Three Hours for Arguments, Fate of defendants on trial in Fed eral Court in connection with the Louisville-New Albany automobile theft conspiracy case will he in the hands of the jury before night. Twelve residents of Louisville and southern Indiana are charged with conspiring to transport stolen automobiles in interstate traffic. According to evidence of Government witnesses, the defendants were part of a gang which, operating out of Louisville, was responsible for car thefts in seven States. Frank Francis, “the confessing burglar.” now serving a sentence for forgery in the Kentucky State prison, came in for a severe scathing at the hands of R. C. Oldham of Louisville, attorney for the defense. Floyd J. Mattice. former assistant United States district attorney, made the final talk for the defense. Alex under G. Gavins, assistant United States district attorney, opened the battle for the Government. Homer Elliott. United States district attorney, closed this afternoon. There are nearly 300,n0n women farmers in the United States,

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Engineer Scalds to Death as He Warns Rescuers By I nited Pregg NEW YORK, May 28.—Scalding in clouds of live steam, Hugh Kirk, engineer of A homeward “picnic train,” wrecked in Van Cortland Park, New York, warned rescuers away. “I am going to die anyway,” he said. "Please stand hack. ' This boiler is liable to explode any minute.” One man crawled into the cab and attempted to extricate the engineer, but failed. He finally retreated with blistered hands and face. Firemen finally removed Kirk, but he died a few minutes later. Nine passengers were slightly injured. A timber thrown across the rails by hoys playing train bandits is believed to have caused the wr# k.

WOMAN'S SLAYER HUNTED Police in Four States Seek Michigan Murderer. Bii T nitrd Prrgg LANSING, Mich.. May 28.—Search for a thug who shot and killed Mrs. \Y. J. Britten in her home Sunday is extending through four States. •Word was sent to authorities in Ohio. Indiana and Illinois.

FRENCH NEI STAR IS ILL Mile, Lenglen Suffers Another Breakdown. Bit Cnited X etc is PARIS, May , 28. Following a breakdown after she had engaged in three of the national matches In the world’s hard court championships at St .Cloud yesterday, Mile Susanne Lenglen may not be able to defend her championship at Wimbledon. The French star said today she felt better and that she wanted to play at Wimbledon, but her parents said they would not permit her to. William M. Johnson, the California star, won the men’s singles championship by defeating the Belgian Jean Washer, 4-6, 6-2, 6-2, 4-6 and 6-3 in the final round. Mile. Lenglen won the woman's singles by defeating Miss Kathleen MeKane, England, at 6-4 and 6-5. Miss MeKane and Mrs. Beamish. British team, won the doubles from Mile. Lenglen and Mme. Golding at 6-2 and 6-3; but the French star and M. Cochct won the mixed doubles from Miss MeKane and ,J. C. Gilbert at 6-2 and 10-8. Raincoat Stolen Carl Wheeler of Noblesville told polio a thief took his sls raincoat from the Terminal Station poolroom.

COURTHOUSE FIRE LOSS IS 1200,000 Vermilion County Building Razed —Records Lost. By Tim eg Special NEWPORT, lnd., May 28.—Vermilion county officials today estimated loss to the courthouse, which was razed by fire originating from light-

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AMUSEMENTS ONE DAY ONLY MONDAY JUNE 4 Show Grounds, Wash, and Belmont inA^ouBLE IUU LENCTH RJ HuronR.R.CARS ffrrTr£ia^ 1500 people rrntrref zoo DOORS OWN AT U 7PH BHESOB ttRfORfUWLS AT2iB PH PRICES —‘Admitting to the Cirrus, Mnsg- fillT TiY£ erle and General Ad- BnmJMMMuaMM mieeiou Swrow Adult* 73 ert. Children, tinder 12 veere, 50 ct*. Tajs included, keeenred. Numbered Seals. 73 cts Additional. Seats will be sold June 4 at Huder’s Pharmacy, cor. Penn, and Wash,

MURAT—b:2oMatinees Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday The Stuart Walker Company THE GIRL OF THE GOLDEN WEST i By Parld B^liwoo Tonight ! "ihrfn** for Member* See the Picture at the C rcle ; and Their Friends This D eek MOTION PICTURES <fiS-§Hißasa®-^sk outdoor* T H K A T R E fa^rites Wlnest picture the circle HAS EVER SHOWN” CONSENSUS OF OPINION OF THOUSANDS faaccjHELAXX? taocmM M%GmL (glTjffi YOU’LL SAY SO, TOO! OVERTURE- SOLENRI.LE MODEST Al.TSt'Hi LEit, CoudllCtor A Christie Comedy j Duet for French Horn and Flute “TAKE 10l R < HOirE” j “SERENADE” With Bobby Vernon I Thomas Coy nnd Arthur Demlng FIRST PICTURES OF THE DERBY i Klnogmms show most remarkable action iiicture# of Zee In the great Kentucky race. Did you get a eaorty kiss from “The tilrl of the Golden We*t?” Compliments Indianapolis Candy Company. SPECIAL TRAINS BETWEEN Union Station and Speedway VIA MAY 30 Commencing 7:00 a. m. and continuously until crowds have been handled to and from the races. Special employes’ train leaves Union Station 4:30 a. m. J. W. Gardner. Division Passenger Agent, 113 Monument Circle SPECIAL SERVICE ■^^SPEEDWAY^^ Wednesday, May 30 Via Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company Cars leave Traction Terminal Station every minute commencing at 4:45 A. M., Wednesday, May 30th* direct to main entrance. ' • j

ning Sunday, at $200,000. Insuranc covers $30,000 of the loss. Flames gained headway on the se<ond floor and soon enveloped tb structure. Aid mis summond tint. Clinton and Danville, 11lRecords of the auditor, clerk treasurer, recorder and commissionerwere saved, other records and librar. were destroyed. Egypt proper has a population of nearly 1,000 to a square mile.

Columbian!, ii a gem of AMUSEMENTS ENGLISH’S^ ALL W EEK GRAND PLAYERS SIX CYLINDER LOVE MATINEE WEDNESDAY. 25, 35, 50c Each Night, 25. 50. 75c -A lta~Braaay Sncßi'tiiTrTngm M ' 1:00 to 11)0© P. M. Yi. M ORG A N With Their Band—ln Songs of Their Own As Ton Like It McCormick A Wallace Marie—Ann At the Seashore CLARK Morphy * Clark ~jn xVhat” Purveyors of Vaudeville's -Hoke” Novelty Embelllshed with Comedy, Booth & Nine Talking. SingA 30ih fentury hig Dancing Novelty The Indianapolis Favorite DIXIE HAMILTON The Little Girl with the Big Voire Photo Play “WHEN LOVE COMES” With Harrison Ford & Helen Jerome Edd>

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