Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 152, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 November 1923 — Page 3

WEDNESDAY, NOV. 7, 1923

BAPTIST MISSION AIDES TO ADDRESS CONCLAVE IN CITY New York and Boston Women Will Speak at Opening Luncheon Nov, 14, Prominent Baptist women in the missionary field will address the Loyalty Women’s Luncheon at the first day of the Bible missionary conference in the First Baptist Church, N. Meridian and Vermont Sts., Nov. 14 to 16. They are: Mrs. Nathan R. Wood of Boston, foreign vice president of the Women’s Baptist Foreign Mission Society; Mrs. S. C. Jennings of New York, recording secretary of the Women's American Baptist Home Mission Society, and Miss Luella / dams, a missionary engaged in social work among aliens at Braddock, Pa. The local conference will be held simultaneously with thirty-five other conferences of the Northern Baptist Association. A dramatic presentation. "On Trial.” will be given by the Women's i'nion of Indianapolis. Nov. 14. On Nov. 15 there will be a “Father and

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Son” banquet. On the last day of the conference a luncheon will be held for pastors and church workers. Speakers for the different sessions include; Dr. E. W. Hunt, Mrs. G. W. Coleman. Douglas Haring. Dr. W. A. Hill. E. H. Rhoades. Dr. C. L. White, Dr. C. M. Dinsmore. Miss Grace Deland and Dr. P. H. J. Lerrigo. Receiver for Truck Company Chester Jewett has been receiver for the Central Motor Transportation Company by Superior Judge Sidney S. Miller on petition of Mary D. and Lamon Cotton, who alleged they purchased a truck from the company on the assurance the company would give them SSOO worth of business a week. Chcago Man Crushed by Truck By Titntt Special HAMMOND. Ind.. Nov. 7.—Crushed by the wheel of a truck trailer carrying five tons of cement, William A. Ellis of Chicago was killed in Robertsdale Tuesday. INFLUENZA Asa preventive, melt and inhale night and morning— VICKS ▼ VA po Rub Over 17 Million Jar a Umod Ymarly For BURNS ed parts. Its cooling, soothing and healing effect will be quickly apparent. All drogrista. Send this adr. to Bear Mlg. Cos., Terre Hante, lad., for sample.

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NO words have a more pathetic meaning. From time immemorial the worthy causes of humanity have oftimes uttered this cry to the heavens, in hope that someone might turn back to assist and help. And in this twentieth century this old phrase, “They passed me by,” has been coined into one word and is used occasionally in the best of society to explain what is felt to be a passing twinge of sorrow for a grievanced wrong—The word is ALIBI. [ Speaking frankly, there were citizens of our no mean .city who used this word last year to explain their reason for not contributing to their Community Fund. But, this year, no alibis are necessary, for this advertisement, printed in all Indianapolis newspapers, will reach the eyes of every person in Indianapolis. So, when you and I read this message, let’s remember the hundreds who were passed by last year because no funds were available to help them; let’s think what our contributions this year will mean to those who wait and suffer; let’s join the procession of those who care for the unfortunate; let’s throw away every vestige of alibi that might enter our souls, and subscribe our names with our money to the “Honor Roll of Indianapolis.”

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