Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 79, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 August 1923 — Page 9
MONDAI, AUG. 13, 1923
PASTOR DECLARES THAT TRUE PRAYER ’ ISJGLECTED Rev, Fackler Urges People to Know the True God by Meditation, . “There are people that do not neglect their prayers, but. like the heathen, they do not pray to the true God,” the Rev. Louis C. E. Fackler, pastor of St. Matthew Evangelical Lutheran Church, declared Sunday in a sermon on "True Prayer." “Then there are those,” he said, “who, when they do pray, do not really mean what they pray. Others may say that they do not have time to pray, hut every person, when feeling the heavy hand of grief or distress upon him. will take time to go somewhere to someone for comfort. “What a blessing and eternal comfort for those that know the true God and go to him in'truth. Those that do so or desire to do so. should know of the elements of true prayer.” The Rev. Fackler outlined the three elements of player as reverence of God, confession of unworthiness and perseverance. Reverence of God Is Important Essential Continuing, he said, “The first eleIment of prayer is reverence of God. Mow can those, who do not learn of God, learn to respect Him? Those that will not hea • the voice cannot learn of God. HoSv can they believe in Him of whom they have not heard? “The Scriptures spake to us concerning the greatness of God. Daniel recalls how God with His mighty hand brought the people out of Egyptian captivity. Look at God’s hand tn' action. Read of His wonderful works in the Scriptures and we. with the Psalmist, must say ‘How excellent is Thy name.’ His righteousness! Daniel prays. 'O. Lord, according to all Thy righteousness, I beseech Thee, let Thy anger and Thy fury be turned away from Thy city, Jerusalem.’ “Behold the great mercy of God. how he has prepared salvation for us in his beloved Son. That truly is mercy. Beholding the greatness of God we ought to respect Him. to reverence God. “Daniel said because of our sins, and for the iniquities of our fathers. Jerusalem and Thy people are become a reproach to all that are about us. “When we look at what God has bestowed upon us. we must say, I am not worthy of the least of all these blessings. I am no more worthy to be called Thy child. “The prophet saw his unworthiness to be so great that he humbled himself in sackcloth and ashes. But man today is too proud even to humble himself before God. They think that they deserve the best that God has. They refuse to be told from the Bible their unworthiness. In our prayers Bid in our acts let us humble’ourselves before God.
Draws Great Lesson From the Prophet “See how the prophet continued in his perseverance. For about seventyyears the Israelites were in Babylon ian captivity and the p ophet looked for deliverance. He prayed, he persevered. See how Jacob, when wres tling with the angel, said I will not leave Thee except that Thou blessest me. D “The Lor,? tells us to pray without ceasing. That means not only to ask once or twice, but continually. See How Abrfeham, prayed and would not -cease and then when assured, waited long for the fulfillment of his prayer. A prayer that is repeated only once, or the Individual that becomes faint hearted lr. his praying needs much improvement. Be not weary in placing your petitions before God. “When you pray regard these elements; first of all consider the greatness of the true and Jiving God. God. the Father. Son and Holy Ghost. Then let the power of God humble you and open your eyes to your unworthiness. and the great mercy of God which He has for those that truly call Him Father. And finally exercise a perseverance in prayer which is pleasing to God. Such true prayers are heard and answered by God in a way that is best for us,” the Rev. Fackler said. SPIRITUAL POWER NECESSARY Rev. T. A. Hall Points Out Fleeting Life of Physical Side. "The physical side shall pass away, but the spiritual side lasts forever.” said the Rev. T. A. Hall, pastor of Brightwood Church of Christ, in his sermon Snday morning on "Mary and Martha.” He said the churches fall down when they lack spiritual power. IRIST PREPARES PLACE” Pastor Pleads for Followers for Christianity. In a sermon on "The Leadership of Christ,” Sunday, the Rev. C. P. Martin, pastor of Brookside United Brethren Church, said: “Because Christ wac willing to go on and prepare a place for all those who would accept Him as the Savior of the world, we cannot turn a deaf ear to his appeals for followers.” CHURCH HOLDS ANNUAL PICNIC Services Held in Conjunction With Outing at Columbia Park. Members of Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church held their annual picnic Sunday at Columbia Park Services were held at the park. English services were held at 11 am., with the Rev. Manfred Reinke, assistant pastor Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Chmtch, preaching. The Rev. J. D. Matthius, pastor of the church, also preached. SIDE M. E. SITE BOUGHT Extension Society Purchases Lot at Central and Fifty-First St. First steps in the organization of a new North Side M. E. Church are under way with acquisition of property at Central Ave. and Fifty-First St. by the council and Church Extension
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Dr. Gustave Stresemann (above) is seeking to form anew German cabinet, following resignation of Chancellor Cuno (below). Society of the M. E. Church in Indianapolis. The new property has a frontage of 127 feet on Central Ave. and 165 feet on Fifty-First St. Dr. Harry Andrews King Is president of the council in charge. TENDENCY TO BACKSLIDE The Rev. H. Rose l>eclares Upholders .Are Found in History. The Rev. C. H. Rose, pastor of the Shelby Street Methodist Episcopal Church, preached on “Contenders for tlib Faith.” “There seems to be a human tendency to backslide." declared the Rev. Rose. “As we go back in church history we find that there were men and women who sought to uphold and defend the faith.” SPIRIT WILL ABOLISH FACTIONS Dr. Samuel Edward lying Preaches on Power of Holy Ghost. Factionalism can only be abolished by the power of the Holy Ghost, de : dared Dr. Samuel Edward Long, head of the Bible department of the Indiana Central College, in a sermon Sunday afternoon at Cadle Tabernacle. “Chick” Daugherty of Indianapolis dir'tcted the choir at the service. Only about 200 of the 1,200 members of the Gipsy Smith choir were present. SIN “SPIRITUAL 'DISEASE’’ Rev. Percy James Sees Christ As “Healing Physician.” “God wants us to be on fire for Jesus.” said the Rev. Percy James at the Roberts Park M. E. Church Sunday night. The Rev. James compared sin to modern disease. “Sin is a spiritual disease.” he said, “and Christ is the healing physician.” CHRISTIANS MUST GUARD IDEAL Rev. Orien W. Filer Declares People Responsible for God’s Charges. “Religious and social ideals are the treasurers to be carried and guarded by Christian people,” deolared the Rev. Orien W. Fifer. pastor of the Central Ave. M. E. Church, in his Sunday morning sermon. “We must guard the things God has given into our keeping,” he said.
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LOCAL FOLKS FIND AMERICAN JOURS RESTFOLVACATION Union Trust Company Plans Itinerary for Many Travelers, ALASKAN TRIP FAVORITE ; Rushing Mountain Streams of Pacific Northwest Lure Fishermen, Vacation days are at hand and the urge is felt for a little respite from the cares of the daily routine; employers have realized the benefit of vacations for their employes. It is the almost universal rule for firms to exf tend a vacation period to their em- | ployes, giving them their regular wages during this time. They realize that the employe will return to his | work freshened in body and mind to I do his tasks better. The way of spending vacations varies with characteristics of the peo- | pie; some like a rest away from peo- ; pie—others find the mingling with \ new people the source of greatest ; recreation: but all feel the need for a j change. For this reason the average j person desires to travel, to get away, | to enjoy new- scenery. For the person who does not have I time and Inclination to take care of ! of the many details of planning an it- | lnery, and to take care of other deI tails Incident to a trip whether it is !to be domestic or foreign. There are ! various experts whose business It is to | take care of these things. Richard j A. Kurtz, manager of the foreign dei partment of the Union Trust Company, j reports a busy time in his office during the laat few weeks. While foreign travel has been heavier than during any season since the war, domestic travel has grown-In even greater proportions. The variety of scenic wonders In our own country, the fact that the average American finds it much easier to travel here than In foreign countries, are responsible for this. The great rugged mountains of the Pacific northwest have lured many s people. The rushing mountain streams hold a fascination for the angler and the clear, blue lakes in the hollows sheltered by the snow capped peaks, offer their charms to all who stop. I Alaska has been the destination for many. The Inside passage u.p from Pudget ?ound holds scenery that can not be surpassed. | All Information concerning trips, bJth foreign and domestic, may be j had by calling Mr. Kuriz; the trips j are all planned with the idea of afj fording as much historical and real | scenic background as possible.
ALLEGED BOOTLEGGER ESCAPES IN MACHINE Serving Glass and Bottle of Whisky Found In Tool Box. Police searched today for an alleged booze runner who escaped Sunday after a thrilling chase on thah south side. Frank Phillips, 1420 Lawton St., was arrested after Lieut. Hudson and squad said they found a serving glass and a bottle of white mule In the battery box of his car parked in front of 400 S. East St. Terence King, 433 Fletcher Ave., said to be a partner of Phillips, saw the police approaching his home and ran out the rear door. After a long chase through which he dodged cars and narrowly missed a smash up. he escaped. TWO ARRESTED IN FIGHT Woman Charged With Concealing Knife Under Her Apron. Police stopped a fight Sunday between Indiana Juda, 517 Chesapeake Bt., and James Mason, 130 S. West St., at the West St. address. Bernice Juda was arrested for carrying concealed weapons when she was found headed for the fight with a butcher knife under her apron, police said. Both men were charged with assault and battery. A man who called the police to complain of being robbed failed to wait to give his name and the details. Windstorm Hits Richmond By Time Special RICHMOND. Ind., Aug. 13.—A windstorm of fifteen-minutes duration which hit here about noon Sunday uprooted trees, broke off branches, tore down telephone polos and light wires and did general damage througho it the city. Service of the municipal light plant was interrupted during the storm and telephone wires are down In the rural districts here. Brothers Victim* of Theft Robert Foster, colored, 1318 N. Missouri St., tojd police $1 was taken from his pocket at his home, and his brother, Ben Foster, stated that $26 was taken from his. Entrance was gained by a side window.
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DEWITT MOORE RETURNS Man “Resting Easy” at Home After Disappearance Thursday. De Witt Moore, ex-secretary of the State board of registration of engineers and surveyors, was reported "resting easy” at his home, 2719 N. Capitol Ave. today, after returning from Toledo late Sunday. He. mysteriously disappeared from home last Thursday. ■ Moore, left home In a state or nervous collapse, relatives said. He left in a taxi, taking baggage with him. He told his family he had spent most of his time ill in a Toledo hotel. DEALER SAYS LIFE OF TIRES SNOWS GREATLONGEVITY Local Agent of Lee Tires Sees Great Improvement in Service, As an indication of the progress made, or. rather, the pace maintained, in the quality development of tires, it is pointed out that ten years ago the ratio of tire consumption per year was filed at five tires per car, whereas today it is two tires or less. “In the old days," says Os K. Daniels, local representative of the Lee Tire and Rubber Company, “we used to run for cover when we saw a customer drive up in front of the store. We knew there was a kick coming. In many instances the customer was Justified in kicking, for tires were passing through an experimental stage. / “Today I hear very little complaint about tire service or mileage. Asa matter of fact, the tendency is the other way. Motorists are given to bragging about the mileage they get out of their tires. It certainly cannot be rightfully claimed thta tire manufacturers have not stepped right along with the progress of the motor car Industry as a whole. “It is an indication of the sincerity of the tire manufacturer that he always has been striving to solve the problems of the motorist for him. In other words, to give him a maximum mileage with a minimum of vexation and expense. When you stop to consider what tires were, even ten years ago, it seems to me the development has been wonderful. From an unwieldy foundation of elusive air and elastic rubber a strong utility has been evolved. Os course motorists still have the puncture to combat, but even this has been practically eliminated by the Lee Puncture Proof Pneumatic Tire.”
FIRST MOVE MADE TO RECOUP LOSS Mcßride Declares Reorganization Is Salvation, First steps toward the reorganization of the R. L. Dolllngs Company's interests were under way today. The Hugro Manufacturing Company of Warsaw, a Dolllngs subsidiary, will be reorganized with the backing of a group of financiers from St. Louis, Mo., it was announced, following a meeting of stockholders of the company. representatives of St. Louis Interests, Bert Mcßride, receiver of the Dollings interests in Indiana, and his attorney, Harold Taylor, at Warsaw, Saturday. Mcßride announced several days ago that in his opinion salvation of the interest, of stockholders in Dollings concerns rested in reorganization and not in liquidation. A meeting of former salesmen of the R. L. Dolllngs Company of Indiana was scheduled for this afternoon at the Knights of Pythias building. The meeting was called by Edgar M. Haas of Richmond last week. Mcßride said he knew* nothing of the meeting other than what he had read in the press. Diamond Ring Missing C. E. Stilden, 730 N. Illinois St., apartment 15. asked the police today to search for the person who took a $l5O diamond ring from a washroom.
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