Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 120, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 October 1923 — Page 12

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BISHOP F. D. LEETE NAMES METHODIST PASTORSFOR YEAR Assignments Come at Endof Northwest Indiana Conference at Lafayette. JSv United Preaa LAFAYETTE, Ind., Oct. I.—Bishop Leete of Indianapolis In making- the following ministerial appointments for the ensuing year, today concluded the seventy-second annual Northwest Indiana conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church which convened here last Tuesday: Greencastle District H. L. Davis, superintendent: Avon, C. E. Adams Bainbndje aud Bridgeport. L. B. Eckhardt; Beimore and Catlin. Stanley Hall: Ben Davis. C. V. Bigler; Bloomingdale and Marshall, W. E. Bailey; Brazil First. M. H. Appleby; Brazil Bethel and Epworth. E. M. Munele; Brick Chapel and Reelaville. R. L. Omierod: Carbon. Robert B. Stewart; Clayton and Raccoon. W. W. Sweet: Clinton First, A. S. Warrimer: Clinton Fairview Park. E T. Miles; Coatsville and Amo. A. M. Mahaffie: Dana, A. W. Smith; Danville F. H. Longwell': Fillmore, H. B. Gough: Greencastie College Avenue. J. E. Porter: Harmony and Knightsville. E. V. Salyard; Indianapolis .Riverside Park, E. V. Prevo: Robbinsdale, to be supplied: Speedway Boulevard and West Park. C. V. Gustafscn: St. Paul’s, F. L. Hovis; Ladoga and Roachdale, W_ R. Michel: Montezuma and Hillsdale. J.' C. Whitson: Newport. Richard PengUly: North Salem. J. A. McNnturfT: Perrysville. E. E. Aldrich: Beniel and Morton. C. K. Lizenby: Piainfleld. C. C. Harold: Rockville, F. H Collier. Rosedale and Bridgeton. A. J. Obrecht: Russellville. W. J. Malcom: Sanford and Smith Park. L. S. Wesley, SeeleyvllJe. Claude Garrison: Sheprrdsville and Lyford, C. H. Van'ue: Terre Haute, Centenary. M. C. Hunt: First, C. K. Mahoney: Fourth Avenue. O. R. South, Grace, Lee Jarrett: Lafayette Avenue. James Qelley: Liberty Avenue. C. M. Meßraver; Maple Avenue. C. C. Ford: Montrose. George B. Jones; North. D. E. Reed; Trinity, W. H. Hickman: West T B. Reed: Wesley and Lena, Merritt Webb. Crawfordsvllle District U. G. Leasenby. superintendent: Advance and New Ross. R. H. De Bruler: Attica, Paul Benedict: Bringhurst, G. E. Tremaine: Clermont and Brownsburg, J. W. Knight: Burlington. L. E. Watson: Clarks Hill, Frank Beal: Colfax. V. V. Haekiey: Covington, R. B. Kern: Crawfordsviile. First Guy Carpenter. Trinity F. G. Howard; Darlington. A. L. Brandenburg: Flackville and Bethel. LS. Smith;. Flora. Roy W. Knight; Frankfort. J. J. Wilson; Hillsboro and Kingman. W. J. Stewart; Jamestown, C. C. Pearce: Kirklln, V. W. Harlow; Lebanon. F. R. Briggs: Linden. C. M. McClure: Lizton and Pittsboro, U. G. Abbott; Mace. H. M. Brown; Mechanicsburg aud Bethel, Duane Thistlethawate; Mlehigantown. Lynn Bates; Moran, and Kllmore. R. \Y. Fish; Mulberry, H. E. Moore; New Richmond, J. A. Gardner; Newtown and Waynetown. B. L. Clay; Pence. J. E. Dean: Pine Village. J. L. Moss; Pleasant View and Jones Chapel. R. A. Howard: Radnor. G. E. Treman; Romney, J. F. Clearwaters: Roseville, L. L Biokett; Shawnee Mound. W. H. Broomfield: Stockwell. A. L. Meredith: Thorntown. J. W. Walton; Veedersburg and Salem. W. M. Bleam: Waveland and New Market. J. B. Johnson; VjTesiey and Roberts. Raymond Earl; West Lebanon and State Line, V. E. Pruits: West Point and Roberts. Harold Pearson: Whitestown. Orble’e Woody; Williamsport. Israel Hatton: Wingate, C. B. Smith; Vountsvilie and Almo. W. H. Thrasher ; Zionsviile ana salem, W. W. Clouse. Special Appointments E. C. Wareing, editor Western Christian Advocate, member Brazil quarterly conference. L. R, Eckhardt, professor, S. B. Town, financial secretary, De Pauw University, members College Avenue, Grenecastle, quarterly conference. H. C. Wilson, institute secretary hoard of Sunday schools, member First Church, South Bend, quarterly conference. E. S. Shumaker, State superintendent Anti-Saloow League, member Bt. ence. E. V. Claypool, State superintendent Rhode Island Anti-Saloon League, member College Avenue, Greencastie, conference. O. F. Hall and F. F. Hargreaves, professors Purdue University, members West Lafayette and TrHilty, quarterly conference. I. B. Harper, missionary in South America, member First church, Terre Haute, quarterly conference. W. F. Switzer, field agent, Metho-UTS-SORES ~ Cleanse thoroughly—then, without rubbing, apply — X/ICKS ▼ V A FC> RU 3 Over J 7 Million Java Llaad Yearly

yFeeble? ADVANCING years should not mean the approach of a period of dependency—of crutches and canes —of worry, care and fatigue! uread the days ahead! Be prepared to grapple with the henchmen of Old Age—with rheumatism —with undermined health —with eeblq4ess. The system that is free rom impurities through which ich red blood tingles need not .orry about advancing years. Enist the aid of S. S. S.—the builder >f red blood cells —to fight oft the infirmities of Old Age. Wth. the aid of S. S. S. when you this stage of life the nerve that has been built up by irer increasing blood cells —the nm and vigor of youth that you possess will capably enable you to enjoy the - advantages of passing years, while others less fortunate are feeble and dependent. S. S. S. for nearly a century has been serving as a valuable and time honored assistant in the fight for hale and hearty Old Age. It is made only of pure vegetable ingredients and is sold at all good m drug stores. The large size bottle is the more economical. C You Fed Qke Youn*lf Again

Girl Wife Displeased, Tries to End Her Life MRS. MARY METCALF LEE. Because her husband said he was not feeling well and would not accompany her to the home of her grandfather, Police lieutenant Charles P. Metcalf, 240 Leeds Ave.; Mrs. Mary Metcalf Lee, 14, of 205 Minerva St., took poison. She is improving at city hospital.

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AAEE6GHILL MNNNOOOORR SSSSTT By properly arranging the jumble of letters shown above a well-known proverb may be formed. SATURDAY'S ANSWER UU MAY Ctt'C AAA ING The above cryptogram may be translated into the phonetic sentence: U’s, may on a's, four c’s on ing; which turns the message: "Use mayonnaise for seasoning.” As mayonnaise is a dressing and not a seasoning, the sentence Is not exactly correct. dist Hospital, member College Ave., Greencastie. quarterly conference. H. R. De Bra, corresponding secretary Calumet missionary society, member First Church, Gary, quarterly conference. C. D. Royse, counsellor in finance, Indianapolis area, member Rockville quarterly conference. Demetrius Tillotson, superintendent Methodist Hospital and Deaconnesa home of the State of Indiana, member Lebanon quarterly conference. A. H. Wood, chaplain Northern Indiana Prison, member Michigan City quarterly conference. J. G. Campbell, endowment secretary Preachers’ Aid Society, member College Ave., Greencastie, quarterly conference. Wayne G. Miller, in Indiana State Sunday School Association work. Buel E. Horn, superintendent Friendship House, Gary, member Grace Church, Gary, quarterly conference. Perfection Bolter Make* Kiddle* Grow.— Ad*.

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‘KING BENJAMIN’ BELIEVED DEAD AS COLT RAID FAILS 4 Troops Unsuccessful in Locating Leader at Colony, but Find Clothes, By United Preaa BENTON HARBOR, Mich., Oct. 1. —Belief “King” Benjamin Purnell, leader of the House of Da rid, is dead was strengthened today following the unsuccessful raid early Sunday on the cclony. More than 100 State troopers and deputy sheriffs participated in the hunt, in every house in the colony and surrounding territory. Officials are anxious to locate Purnell to have him appear before the grand jury Tuesday when investigation of the affairs of the colony is resumed. Belief Strengthened While Benjamin was not unearthed, all of his clothing was found. This fact leads Sheriff Brldgeman to believe the Shiloh leader Is dead. Bridgeman recalled Benjamin had been 111 with influenza before his sudden disappearance. Ruth and Gladys Bamtord, former Shiloh favorites, who swore to warrants charging Benjamin with mistreating them, accompanied the raiders. Girl Meets Mather A dramatic moment occurred when Ruth met her a godmother. The girl started toward the woman, apparently with the intention of embracing her. "Ruth, I’m ashamed of you.” the aged woman cried. “I want nothing to do with you. I never want to see you again. Good-by,” and she turned her back on th girl and walked away. ‘‘Queen Mary,” wife of Benjamin, permitted the raiders and the Bamford girls to enter the principal cult house, despite threat of some of the sisters to knock thfc Bamford girl “cold.”

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It Is Pay-Day For You if you are one of our depositors Interest has just been credited to the account of each one of our Savings Depositors. Bring in your pass book the next time you come to the bank and have the amount due you entered therein. Some depositors will come in for a good share of this interest—others will not receive so much. If the amount in your case is small it is only because your savings have* been small. The more you save, the more interest you will receive. hy not resolve NOW to make your next interest Credit larger by saving MORE, MORE often. If your name is not on our "interest pay-roll” open an account now so that it will be April Ist, the next interest date. Savings Accounts opened on or before October 10th, draw interoat from October Ist. We Pay 41/2% on Savings Meyer-Kiser Bank 136 East Washington Street

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