Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 144, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 October 1923 — Page 3

MONDAY, OCT. 29,1923

PRISON SUNDAY IS OBSERVED IN LOCALCHURCHES Pastor Points Out That Care of Prisoners is One Command of Christ, "The care of the prisoner is one of the commands of Christ too oftfcn neglected,” Dr. Lewis Brown stated in a sermon observing Prison Sunday at St. Paul's Episcopal Church Sunday. Other pastors Sunday preached sermons touching upon prison life and the progress of reform in the management of the penal institutions of the country. > "Prisoners may be divided into three classes: Abnormal, normal and impulsive," Dr. Brown said. “Abnormal prisoners are mentally deficient and should be put in the wards of the State. Unhappily organized, they are a constant menace to society. They deserve pity more than punishment. "Normal prisoners are those who offend through Imperfect companionship or teaching. Books, plays and pictures are all modes of their undoing. “Impulsive prisoners are the product of circumstances and deserve especial treatment. They are not naturally bad but become so unless handled with wisdom. Prisons Should Reform and Not Punish Prisoners “Criminal institutions are too often places of punishment rather than reformatories. The statement that 50 per cent of those incarcerated are old offenders does ont speak well for the character of a Christian land like America, "Here in Indianapolis we have a model prison conducted upon Randolph St. by Miss Margaret Elliott. It is clean, wholesome and beneficial. Perfect ventilation, wholesome food and considerate care make the place a real agency for good. The admirable attention to conditions within and in the lives of those brought there sends them away reformed and re-

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vitalized to be a credit to the community in which they go at the close of their period of discipline. Christian People Have a Duty to Do Among Fallen “Christian people should count it an honor to do what they can to uplift the fallen and restore the criminal. Without silly sentimentalism there is a decided place for kindly courtesies in all penal institutions. “Books and papers, entertainments of a hopeful nature, personal interest where it can be permitted, will all have their effect in producing gratifying changes. To this the Christian religion is committed by the spirit of its founder, Jesus Christ. “It Is a sorry type of disciple who will not do at least this much to reclaim and restore the unfortunate inmates of those 'bound in misery and iron.’ “Such acts stand out amid the precise regulations of reputable Christianity,” Dr. Brown said. CHRISTIANITY HOPE OF WORLD The Rev. Gunsolus Urges All People to Render Service to Humanity. Christianity is the hope of the world and turns defeat into victory," the Rev. Gunsolus said Sunday night at the Brightwood Congregational Church. "We are commanded to go out into the world and render service to humanity," he said. “We are asked to go out into the highways and byways and to compel them to come to Jesus.” SECRET OF HAPPY HOME Invitations Sent to 700 Couples Minister Had Married. "Autocracy, which we have dethroned from governments, is in its worst form in a home where husband or wife is tyrant,” the Rev. T. W. Grafton, pastor of Third Christian Church, said in a sermon Sunday on "The Secret of a Happy Home.” Invitations were sent to 700 couples whom the Rev. Mr. Grafton has married. JOSHUA KICKED THE GOAL Rev. F. E. Taylor Scores Fallacy of Alibity vs. Labor “Joshua kicked the goal because he was trained and played according to God’s rules,” said Rev. F. E. Taylor, of the First Baptist Church Sunday in the last of his sermons on “Playing the Game.” "It is a popular fallacy that mental ability does not always

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count,” said Rev. Taylor. "Too many laboring men have drilled into them that statement, 'Labor creates all wealth.’ ” SCROLL IS PRESENTED Jewish Torah Is iGft to Kneseth Israel Synagogue. A scroll, consisting of the Jewish Torah, or a hand-inscribed copy of the five books of Moses, was presented to the congregation of the Kneseth Israel congregation by M. M. Gol Iberg a ceremonial celebration Sunday in the new synagogue, 1021 S. Meridian St. Rabbi M. Rivkand, presided and Rabbi M. M. Feuerlicht, of the Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation, delivered a short address. WORLD’S FIRST DEMOCRAT The Rev. W. L. Ewing Urges People to Discover Deeper Values. “If we go about doing good we will discover values deeper than the surface of things and more and more we will be able to realize democracy in the life of Jesus Christ, who was the world's first Democrat,” the Rev. W. L Ewing, pastor of the Irvington M. E. Church, declared Sunday in his sermon on “The Democracy of Jesus.” "BUDDHISM IS CHALLENGE” Revival of Religion in Orient Now Serious, Mission Head Says. “Widespread revival of Buddhism in the Orient is a serious challenge to Christian missionaries in Japan and China,” asserted Dr. Charles T. Paul, president of the College of Missions, Sunday night at the Central Christian Church, Walnut and N. Delaware Sts. Dr. Paul recently returned from a tour of the Orient where he observed political, economic, social and religious conditions. He predicted in the ultimate development of China and Japan that Christanity would be accepted. LOVE IS~SPONTANEOUS Affection Springs Not From Will, but From the Heart. “Love does not spring from the will; it is a spontaneous impulse of the heart, and no compulsion, not t ven conscience, can create in us that feeling we call love,” asserted Dr. F. S. C. Wicks, pastor of All Souls Unitarian Church. Sunday. “To love your neighbor means respecting his

r HE Greatest American knew the heart of humanity. His sympathies, even in time of jSgciS® war > were always extended toward the less fortunate. If ever a man came close to portraying the spirit of the Master it was “Honest Abe.’' In his second inaugural address he uttered the words that might well have been the slogan of the Community Fund: “With malice toward none, with charity to all.” Let’s forget we are white, black, brown or yellow—let Jew, Gentile, Catholic and disbeliever join hands when lives are to be saved and suffering humanity is to be relieved. _Let s get the Lincoln touch in our giving, and let’s give enough! %

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life, protecting his health, defending his reputation, guarding his honor. Then we shall be obeying the command of the Great Teacher.” PRAYER CLINIC SUGGESTED Methodist Evangelist Points Out Spiritual Need of City Indianapolis needs a clinic of prayer, declared the Rev. Manson E. Baker, Methodist evangelist, in his sermon Sunday afternoon at the Cadle Taber nacle. Joe Overmeyer directed the choir. COMMUNITY HOUSE DEDICATED Dr. Harry A. King Presides at Methodist Ceremony The new East Tenth St. community house, Tenth St. and Keystone Ave., was dedicated Sunday by Dr. Harry A. King, superintendent of the Indianapolis district of the Methodist Church. Bishop Frederick D. LeePe, Methodist head in Indiana, preached in the morning. The community house consists of the remodeled German Methodist Church building and an addition. It cost more than $35,000. Although only $7,000 was needed to complete payment, $12,000 was raised at the services. “RELIEF IS ROAD TO PEACE The only opportunity to bring peace to the Near Eastern corner of the world lies in the American relief work orphans, said Mrs. Jeanette W. Emrlch of the New York headquarters of the Near East Relief, who spoke Sunday at the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church and the Roberts Park M. E. Church. The children are being taught American ideals, she said, as well as being fed. Mrs. Einrlch recently returned from the center of the relief work In Turkey. A DISTINGUISHED VISITOR Pointing out tne fact that Indianapolis has welcomed many great men in years past, the Rev. Orlen W. Fifer, pastor of Central Ave. M. E. Church, in a sermon Sunday on “A More Distinguished Visitor,” declared too many people overlook the opportunity to

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welcome Jesus Christ into their homes. He praised Lloyd George, but said he <!id not believe Germany is the crushed nation the British statesman maintains it is. RALLY FRIDAY NIGHT A rally will be held at the Broadway M. E. Church Friday night under the auspices of the young people’s activities committee. The pastor, Dr. C. H. Taylor, opened a series of special Sunday morning services with a sermon on “A Boy With a Linen Coat.”

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