Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 263, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 March 1924 — Page 7

MONDAY, MARCH 17, 1924

REV. GUNSOLUS IN SERIN MS ON ‘THE HUMAN AURA’ Plea Is Made for All People to Let Their Light Shine for Good Purpose, “Let your light shine that men may see your good works and glorify your Father in Heaven,” the Rev. Chat'e* JJL Sun,Siy night at the Rpiritualitist Church of Truth while speaking on "The Human Aura and Atmosphere.” “The light referred to here is the spiritual aura,” he said. “The human aura is that psychic atmosphere sensed by every one and seen but by the few. The human aura is an etheral radiation surrounding each and every person. It extends from two to three feet in all directions from the body. It assumes an oval shape and Is outside of the ordinary range of the five senses. “It is that subtle something about personality that causes likes and dislikes. The color of the aura determines the character of the soul and the condition of the heart. The hu-

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Library Gets ‘Footprints’ on Own ‘Sands of Time’

SHERE is much talk about "footprints on the sands of time,” but few historians look Iso far into the future as to arrange ’heir own particular corner of sandy each to catch the footprints of great tii.en who come their way. The Indianapolis Public Library, however, is preparing a self-evident history of the great men and women who pass through its halls. Its particular little stretch of sandy beach is in the form of a guest book upon the pages of which are inscribed names of many great visitors together with | any memento which the visitor has ! desired to leave. | Hugh Lefti-xg, author of the j famous Doctor Doolittle, has left., be-

| man aura is composed of all the colors of the spectrum. These colors | reflect the mental, emotional and ; spiritual states of the person in whose aura they are manifested. “We are commanded to let our light shine and to develop our auras. The individual must take pains to develop his aura in the direction of desirable qualities," the Rev. Gunsolus said. RELIGIOUS STUDENTS TO GRAD Commencement Exercises for School to Be Held March 25. Commencement exercises of the Indianapolis School of Religious Educa-

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side his signature, a page decorated with sketches of the immortal hero of his stories. ' Rebecca West a Visitor Rebecca novelist, left her best regards on a recent visit here. She is fast becoming one of the immortals in England's literary history. Henry Seidel Canby, editor of the Literary Review, and professor of English at Yale, whose essays in the interest of American letters and the short story have yielded him a lasting fame, has also signed the book. There also appears the name of Harriet Monroe, editor of Poetry: a Magazrrier ot v’e-r<r, i<Sauthor of an important anthology of modern verse and

tion will be held March 25 at the Y. W. C. A. E. T. Albertson, general secretary of the Indiana Council of Religion, will be toastmaster at a banquet at 6:30 p. m. The Rev. O. B. Moor, pastor of the Immanuel Reformed Church, will be the principal speaker. Members of the class will present a pageant, “Any Child.” Diplomas will be presented by Dr. W. C. Morro of Butler. YOUNG PEOPLE TO RALLY Rev. G. L. Smith of Seventh Christian Church to Speak March 31. Marion County young people’s council will hold a rally March 31 at the First English Lutheran Church. Walnut and Pennsylvania Sts. The Rev, Gerald L. Smith, pastor of the Seventh Christian Church, and E. T. Albertson. general secretary of the Indiana Council of Religious Education, will speak. Miss Edna Dittrick is chairman of the program committee. CHILDREN’S DIVISION TO MEET Sunday School Council Branch to Hold Conference Tonight. Mrs. John C. Perkins will preside at a conference of the children's division, Marion County Sunday School Council, tonight at Roberts Park M. E. Church, Delaware and Vermont Sts. Speakers are: Mrs. H. L. Barnhart, Mrs. R. E. Woods, Miss Caroline Ashbrook, Miss Florence Carml chael. Mrs. Royal McClain will direct the devotional service. RECEPTION FOR NEW PASTOR Members of the Memorial Presbyterian Church will hold a reception tonight for their new pastor, the Rev. W. H. Kendall. Rev. Kendall was formerly pastor of the Carondelet Presbyterian Church in St. Louis and succeeds the Rev. James M. Eakin, who resigned last September. He preached his first sermon here Sunday.

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accounted a significant spirit in the new poetry movement. Her own poems form an important group in the modern anthologies. Political Scientist Signs If Lathrop Stoddard, noted political scientist and author of many works dealing with international and racial relations also was a library visitor. Gilbert Parker, author and critic, has signed his name In the book. Indiana is represented admirably. The book bears the signatures of Meredith Nicholson, Marcus Dickey, Jacob P. Dunn, Charles W. Moores, Max Ehrmann, William Dudley Foulke, Grace Alexander, Evaleen Stein, Paul Haworth, Irving Williams and Gertrude M. Shields. Their signatures compose an “Indiana authors’ page.” The guest book was presented to the library by one of the staff, Cerene Ohr. It has been beautifully decorated by the hand of Maurine Rayle Bowen, also on the library staff.

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BIDS ON CLUB EXPECTED J. F. Wild Company Underwrites Band Issue for Circle Building. Bids for the erection of anew Columbia Club building on Monument Circle are expected to be asked within a few days. J. F. Wild & Cos., has underwritten a 6 per cent $1,000,000 bond issue to finance erection of the building. The club will move from its present site while the new structure is being erected. It may occupy a floor at the Denison. The new building will be nine stories high. HOWE FUNERAL TODAY State Life Insurance Company Cashier Dies Sitting at Desk. Funeral of H. Kirke Howe, >56, of 1421 Fairfield Ave., cashier of the State Life Insurance Company, who died at his desk in the company’s

office Saturday, was set for 2:30 p. m. today at the residence, with the Rev. F. S. C. Wicks in charge. Burial in Crown Hill cemetery. Mr. Howe had been connected with the State Life Insurance Company for twenty-tight years. He was born at Westfield, Ind. Surviving are the widow, a daughter, Miss Miriam Howe; three brothers, Walter and Guy Howe of Indianapolis, and W. F. Howe of Chicago, and one sister, Mrs. Lena Sanders of Grand Junction, Colo. Mr. Howe was a member of the Marion Club, Keystone chapter, R. A. M. and the Ancient Landmarks lodge, F. and A. M. MURDER TRIAL STARTS Cecil Cloud Faces Court Charged With Slaying of Rushville Councilman. Bp Times Special RUSHVILLE, Ind., March 17Trial of Cecil Cloud, 29, in connection with the murder of Luther C. Sharp,

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