Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 28, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 June 1923 — Page 12

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KLAN ISSUE MAY LEAD TO BREAK IN LOCALCHURCHES Christian Ministers Oppose Intrusion of Ku-Kiux — Institute Acts, The Indianapolis Christian Ministers Association was on record today as opposed to having the “Klan issue intruded Into the churches.” The Central Indiana Christian Institute also was on record opposing the attitude of the Christian ministers. declaring they “do not represent the sentiment of any considerable number of Christian preachers in Indianapolis, or, at most, only represent themselves.” Action of the ministers’ association followed action of the official board of the Englewood Christian Church demanding the resignation of the Rev, .Frank E. Davison, pastor of the church, because of his opposition to a recent meeting in the church, which he characterized as a Ku-Klux Klan affair. The meeting was called by the Rev. Melvin Thompson, vice president of the association, acting as president in the absence of the Rev. Joseph D. Armistead, president. Th'e Rev. Elvin Daniels, secretary of the association, said eighteen members were present and that there one dissenting vote on one section of the resolution. He said all the members of the association had been notified of the meeting, and that the session was as big as any session of the organization. He said there was nothing secret about the meeting, but that the names of the ministers present were not recorded. The Rev. C. H. Winders, secretary of the Indianapolis Church Federation, was present. The meeting of the Central Indiana Christian Institute was held at the Bethany Church of Christ, Quill and Minnesota Sts. B. W. Bass, 6537 Ashland Ave., president of the institute, said sixty-five persons voted for the resolution opposing the action of the Christian ministers and that there were no dissenting votes. The Rev. Mr- Daniels said the Christian ministers did not go on record as opposing the klan. but that they merely opposed its intrusion in£o the church. The resolution expressed the attitude that “individuals may have the right either to participate or to refuse to participate in klan activities.”

CARNIVAL FUN AT ROOSEVELTSQUARE Big Doings Are on Program for Friday and Saturday. Elaborate plans are being made for the Roosevelt Square Business Men's Carnival Friday night and Saturday afternoon at Roosevelt Square. Events featuring the Friday night program include a milk drinking contest for boys, milk drinking contest for girls, women’s potato race, pieeating contest for boys, married women’s clothespin contest and a married men's egg race. At 3 p. m. Saturday the event of the carnival will be a pushmoblle race. It will be run on Ludlow Ave. from Nevada St. to Roosevelt Square. There also will be a girls’ apple contest; boys’ three-legged race; girls’ fif-ty-yard race; men's hundred-yard race, and women’s hundred-yard race. Business men of that section have donated prizes. Churches of the community will conduct booths. Girl Scouts will give exhibitions. Mustc will be furnished by the'Star Quintet Entertainers.

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YOUTHS ARE ACQUITTED Vagrancy Charges Dismissed Against Three. Vagrancy charges against Maurice Nicholson, 16, of 130S Congress Ave.; Fied Fledderjohn, 13, of 1238 W. Thirty-Second St., and Frank Woodard. 16, of 1106 W. Thirty-Second St., were dismissed in city court. The boys explained to the court they were on the corner for an early start to the Speedway race on the night of May 29 when arrested. Appointment IWomended By Unit'd Xetcs WASHINGTON, June 12.—Senator Lenroot of Wisconsin has recommended R. L. Morse of Fon Du Lao, Wls., for appointment as United States district attorney for the eastern district of Wisconsin. Perfection Batter Make* Kiddles Grow.—Adv.

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AURORA LAWYER JELLS OfTORTURE AND KIDNAPING Blackmail Also Charged Against Strange Men Who Threaten Him, By United Press AURORA, 111., June 13. —Warren J. Lincoln, "missing” attorney, whom police believed to have been murdered, today told of his “terrible experiences with a band of international dope peddlers.” Lincoln, whose disappearance from his home more than a month ago, remained a mystery until he was found in a Chicago hotel by W. E. Orr, Kane County sheriff, said he had been "attacked, blackmailed, kidnaped and tortured" by strange men. Lincoln was to be taken to Chicago to locate a basement In which he told authorities he been held prisoner

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for three weeks, and where, he said, his wife visited him. Although too hysterical to give a coherent account of his wanderings since his disappearance from Aurora three weeks ago, Lincoln said he had been In Baltimore, New York, Buffalo and Chicago. Marks on his clothes, police said, indicated he had been in Denver. “Some strange men accused me of peddling dope,” Lincoln, a distant kinsman of Abraham Lincoln, told Sheriff Orr. "They threatened me, and so I paid them S2OO before notifying Aurora police. Then they kid-

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naped me and took me to Chicago ! in an automobile. I was kept in a basftment in Chicago three weeks and then taken East. “I jumped off the train at Buffalo and went to Baltimore and New York, from where I wrote to my brother for enough money to return to Chicago.” ' Orr found Lincoln in a Chicago hotel after deceiving a letter from the attorney urging him to “come to Chicago and meet me.” More than 200 capsules of morphine were found in Lincoln’s pockets, Orr said.

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