Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 161, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 November 1923 — Page 9

MONDAY, NOV. 19,1923

PASTOR ASKS FOB TRUE CONFESSION ’ OF TI CHRIST Rev. Fackler in Sermon Shows Cause for an Evil Conscience. ‘The gift of grace that is before us ought to encourage us to continue confessing the truth," the Rev. Louis C. E. Fackler, pastor of St. Matthew Evengelical Lutheran Church, sa ; d Sunday in urging Christians to "exercise a fearless confession.” “A good conscience with us is a great blessing,” he said. “What a comfort if we can feel assured that our conscience is clear. There are some whose conscience never cause them to be uneasy. Such have killed their conscience and have never permitted it to be enlightened. It is plausible that a dull, uninformed conscience will be of little correcting value. Many people have hardened their conscience by continual evil deeds. Such a conscience can never be called good. Shows Real Cause for Evil Conscience "The cause for an evil conscience is despising the word of God. "The person that is not thoroughly informed will not care to do the right thing when he sees that physical suffering Is entailed. Is it any wonder "hat we have so many weak-kneed Christians? They despise instruction and will not have their mind enlightened by wisdom from on high. When the time arises for them to confess the truth they fail. But the person that is well-informed will be urged by his conscience, speak the truth for Christ's sake. His good conscience will impel him to speak the truth. "Courage is a good asset in any activity. Many people do not get out of their well-beaten rut because they have not enough courage to attempt greater things. “See what boldness is exercised by the wicked. What do many Christians do when they ere challenged by wickedness and falsehoods? What do many Christians say' when they are Bent out to oppose evil? I am afraid! Why do so many people remain mum when they see the truth of God dragged down in the mire? They are afraid. God knew this and for that reason say's, ‘Resist the devil and he will flee from thee.’ Pastor Urges Real Confession of Christ "Christ says, Whosoever confesses Me before met , him will I confess before my Father which is in heaven. He that denies me before men him will I also deny before my Father which is in heaven.’ “Whom do you confess Christ to be? Jus ia mere man, an impostor, or an imaginary being? That is what those who deny Hin. confess. The true Christian confess him to be Son God, the Redeeemer of the world, ■e is the only one in whom there ia There is no other name given among men whereby they can be saved. Christ tells us, ’I am the way: no man comes unto the Father except by me.’ Though the world despise y'ou and look upon y'ou as antiquated are you still willing to confess him fearlessly? “The gift for those that confess Him to be their Savior is the crown of life He will confess them before the Father in heaven as those who believed on Him, those who repented on account of their sins. He will confess them as the redee*-med. “Asa Christian, are. you willing and ready, and will you really continue to make a fearless confession of Christ, even though you must /face difficulties? Can we look at the crown of life and say, no: can we look at it and say yes, but act in a negative manner?” he asked.

YOUNG PEOPLE’S RALLY Baptist Unions Will Meet Monday Night A county rally' of the Marion County Baptist Young People's Unions will be held next Monday night at the Second Baptist Church, Fletcher Ave. and Noble St. Charles J. Orbison will speak on “Present-Day Problems.” A sliver loving cup will be given to the union having the largest pescentage of membership present. MUSICAL PROGRAM TONIGHT Methodist Class to Present Entertainment The young men’s Bible class of the Brightwood M. E. Church, 2404 Station St., will present a musical program at the church tonight. Dr. George M. Smith, pastor of Roberts Park M. E. Church, will sepak Tuesday night on "My Trip Abroad.” Wednesday a historical pageant will be given by school children. LAST WEEK OF SERVICES Irvington Church Evangelist Heady to Close Meetings The Rev. Harry W. Vomßruch, evangelist, will open the last week of evangelistic services at the Irvington M. E. Church, 27 Layman Ave., tonight. His subject will be “The Black Horse." He will be assisted by Albert A. Ketchum, song leader, and Janies F. Harrison, pianist and Bible teacher. \ CHURCH GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY Movies Will Be Taken of Roberts Park M. E. Event Sunday The congregation of Roberts Park M. E. Church, Vermont and Delaware Sts., will observe the golden anniversary of the church next Sunday wth an all-day ■program. The celebraton will be in the form of a homecoming. Motion pictures will HOARSENESS AND 41 BAD COLD E. W. Batchelder, 29 Beach St.. Dorchester, Mass., writes “Being troubled with a bad cold, hoarseness and hard coughing I used a bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar and the first swallow gave immediate relief, healmg the irritation in the throat and checking the cough. The cold was soon a thing of the past. Take Foley’s Honsy and Tar for quick relief from cough, colds, bronchial trouble, croup and whooping cough. Free from opiates. Sold pvarywhore.—Advertisement.

be taken of those participating and preserved for future generations to view. Dr. George M. Smith, pastor, will preach at noon following addresses by r Ed Jackson, secretary of State, and James A. Sutton, Sunday school superintendent. Historians writing about the Roberts Park Church say Methodism had its beginning in Indianapolis in 1821. In 1842 the congregations divided into two separate churches, and the fol lowing year the group living east of Meridian St. designated themselves as the “Roberts Park congregation.” The present church was dedicated Aug. 27, 1876. FAREWELL FOR MILLER Dinner by Young People’s Council to Honor Religious Leader The Marion County Young People’s Council will give a farewell dinner next Monday night at the home of Miss Eleanor Thoms, 1458 N. New Jersey St., in honor of Wayne G. Miller, young people’s superintendent of the Indiana Sunday School Council l of Religious Education. Beginning | Dec. 1, Miller will become head of the young peoples' work of Missouri under the supervision of the Missouri Sunday School Coupcil of Religious Education. MISSIONARIES TO SPEAK Church to Be Decorated in Native Furniture of Foreign Countries Amid decorations reflecting environments of missionary headquarters in Jamaica, India, China, Thibet, Africa, Japan, Latin America and the United States, returned missionaries an representatives of the College of Missions will speak at an anniversary celebration of the Women’s Society of the North Park Christian church, 2901 | Kenwood Ave., Tuesday'. An all-American program which I will close the celebration is being planned by Mrs. James E. Ball, Mrs. I. C. Stevenson an Mrs. Clarence Miller.

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HANEY CHAMPIONS MELLON PROPOSAL FOR CUT IN TAXES Economist Believe Measure Would Greatly Stimulate Business. By DR. L. H. MANET, Director of the Bureau of Business Research, New York University. NEW YORK, Nov. 19.—Politicians have been talking about taxation and the soldiers’ bonus and “prominen. business men" have had their say. Let me tell you how the matter looks to an economist, merely adding that no economist I know of made a cent out of the war and that very few : earn over $5,000 per year. Here are the facts: 1. Surplus Income has begun to pile up In the Government treasury, partly due to unusual tariff revenue and to the sale of the last of the war materials. 2. This surplus revenue, Insofar as it can be counted on, comes from the j tuxes you and I pay, from the taxes j we pay when we go to the movies, buy a watch, or send a telegram. I know middle aged stenographers who pay Income taxes. The farmers as a class pay the largest taxes In proportion to Income. 3. The cost of living Is steadily Increasing and last month rose from 162 per oent over pre-war to 163 per| cent. This last is related to taxes In | two ways. First, It makes It harder I for us to hear our heavy taxes, j Second, the taxes increase the cost of living. __

Government Surplus Thus, while living costs are rising and taxes are growing more burdensome, we are confronted by a Government surplus. What Is the answer? It Is —reduced taxes. This will lighten the load for all and lead to reduce the cost of living. One thing seems to stand in the way, namely, the soldiers’ bonus. We should remember that the exsoldlers are a part of the nation. It will In the long run do them no good to give them a little money, for they will lose more by the injury that the whole nation will suffer as a result. The best way to aid them is to do the best thing for the common good. Let us see how the proposed tax reduction would work, Secretary Mellons suggests to Congress, in the first place, that it make a 25 per cent reduction in taxes on ail earned inooines, such as wages and salaries. In the second place, he suggests a reduction in the rate of the normal tax on personal incomes. These two steps are estimated to mean a total saving to those of us who have incomes of $6,000 or less of $92,000,000. In other words, Government expenditure can be cut down so that each year every $4,000 family with two children can have sl2 more and every $6,000 family $29 more, to save or spend as they choose. (At the same time the cost of living would be reduced).

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