Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 162, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 November 1924 — Page 2

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HY CHURCH HAS LIVED ON,’THEME OF LOCALPASTDR Local Ministers Have Important Messages to Deliver, Riv. A. N„ Clark, pastor of the Carfipld Park Christian Church will preach Sunday morning on “Church and Why It Has Idved.” At night hia topic will be, “Intolerance of Jesus.” ALI-rDAY MEETING TO BE liEED HERE. The Church of Christ of Jitter Pay Saints will hold a conference of the southern Indiana division Sunday at the Protective Home Circle Hall, FOl X Hast St. Three sessions will ho held, one at 10 a. m. one at I p m. and another at 7:30 p. in. Dr. John H. Taylor, president of the Northern States Minion, will be the principal speaker. • • * PR. FRANK S C. WICKS of All Souls Unitarian C iroh announces the following order of service at 11 b. m. Sunday: Prelude to the Dlure Saint Pwra Poem Hymn .336 Third Service. Covenant. An*.h-m. Words of Aspiration. RevponMve Reactn? —lCth Selection. Scripture. Tiyron 31, Noti -e* and Offcrir.ts Twilight Sketch Strbbins Ad<ire“9. Hymn 456. Benediction. J’octlud". Pilgrims Chores Wagner REV. G. L. FARROW, pastor of the Victory Methodist Protestant Church, will cor'du- : a re-opening service S '• v i-'orning. The J-askett Broth' rs quartette of Jonesboro will fnt nish : ? “o-i-. Morning theme will he. ‘A W> nJerfu! O l Testament Rally,” nnd at night “False Hopes '* • • • REV. L. C. 17. FW’K Hurt of St. Matthew Evan:-. tl I. .ti er .:: Church will preach > tr.d.ay morning rn “Live in ike Light of the Last Pay" and at rig .', “John Condemned False Tr .chers <-■ Ephesus.” Communlcn v be ob.-ra-ved Sunday right. The "Willing Workers will meet Thursday night with Clayton Uttell, 2315 English Ave. • * * PR. O. W. FIFEP.. pastor of the Central Ave. M. E '"burch w..l •peak at 10:4f. a. n. on ”Tl.anksc:v lxig Variety” and at 7:3-* p. > . he will preach on “The Inner Phonograph.” ,L autumn cantata. “The Lolling Sf sous, will he given by .t vested choir of thirv \ -s. • * • REAL CHARLES IT. GUXSOLUS will preach Sundry night at the Fpbltua’ist Church of Truth on “Reincart:, :ion.’ • * “THE SFIEOI7 nr JURi'-flO” will be the rnon ;:.g t icrr.e of j•„.. F’kii.p S. May. pastor of ‘the Four.'.”i Street M E. Ch’ircb. -*>t night "The Thread of the Plumb Line " • * "PRATER AND EVOLUTION” will be the pv '* a. m. theme of Dr lid win cunmrgham at the Central Universahst Chur b. • • "TilE I PELS SUPPER. ITS Million Dollar High School Campaign A million doltir o.vnpvi;a to* ft Cathedre.l Boys' H:_-h Sb-hc >’ : Tnr'.aT :i-,v - J!s will be • - rnt 7 ovr l - 1824. A <"y ws> ,->.e:,ir.e of ;;ilpi's <>n the part nf he p.-..?r,r of (be vrcic;-riiur-hee t• r:v r • > tV- campaign > proposed fr Saudav Th* T>as:,-r----v.iU leave their ow pr.’pit* for ,i ■ and appear a • • r tvr:b p'dpri to speaJv on she .•< d? of th* Cathode High School and t: n . ■ ■ r ,u : Dicans of ckidueting the campaign. The assign mectfl and name* of the Treachers at < e ■ ,V,i*s ,a • ■- different churches of the cut next soul'iy follows: Cathedra!—Msgr V. It. Gav-i*k. Assnmptlor—R-r. Raymond ft. Toll. Holy Angels—Rev Elmer Ritter. Holy Cross—llr. Maurice fi Cornnr Holy Trinity—Rev. Bonavrnture Cieok. Holy Rosary—Rev. Peor Ki iiaa. Our Lady ol Lourdes —R< r. Joseph Bryan. Sacred Heart—Rt. Rev. r' R Dowd. St. Ann’s—Row. J. E. Harr,Ft. St. Anthony's—Rev Chas Puffy. St Vincent* Hospital—Coe. J. HeShane. St. Bridget's— Tier. Jaa Down-y. St. Catherine—Rev. John Scheofers Ft. Francis de Sale*—Rev. Wm. Keefe. St. Joan of Arc—Rev. M. Lyon* St. John—R-w. B. Sher'dan. Si. Joseph—Rev. Jos. Weber. St. Mary—Fr. Ernest. O. F M St Philip—Rev. Jaa IT Ryan. St. Rita—Rev. A, Busald. St. Rocb—Rfr. J. Battersor Beech Grove—Rev. .Tas, Coulter CATHOLIC INFORMATION BUREAU. 803 SO4 Fidci-ty Trust Bldg. Indi-i-napolia. Phone Lincoln 175 7

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Peter's Gi'cat Confession Told in This Story

TEXT—Matthew 16:13-30 When Jesus eama into the coasts nf Caesarea Phillippi. ho asked his dis-up'r*, saying. Whom do men say that 1, the Son ot man. am? Ami .hp. ca:d. Some say that thou art John the Baptist: some. Elias; and others. Jeremias. or one of the prophets. He said unto them. But whom say ye that I am? And Simon Peter answered and said. Thou are the Christ, the Son of the Uvm? God. And Jesus answered and said unto him. Blessed are thou Simon Barjona: for flesh •r.ii blood hath not revealed it unto theo, but my Father which is in heaven. And I say also unto thee. That thou art Peter, and upon this rock I will build my dnf; h; and th- gate* of hell shall not prevail against it And I will give unto thee the keys of the kingdom of heaven: and whatsoever thou shait bind on earth, shall be bound m heaven: and whatsoever thou Shalt loos- on earth, shall be loosed in heaven. Tiien charged he hi* disciples, that they -hould tell no man that he waa Jesus the Christ. Ry WILLIAM E. GILROY, D. P. Editor of The Congregationalist. O. K. Chesterton, the well-known English Journalist, has called atten .on to the fact that when Jesus would establish His church on earth He chose as the rock upon which to mid it neither the sublime John, nor the guideless Nathaniel, but a man full of human weakness lik--I’er.er, whom Mr. Chesterton characterizes as a “snob.” Peter was eomething of a “snob.” •hough he was probably not con scions of it. His impetuousness and self confidence made him think of himself as Just a little more dependable than the rest of the disciples. Did he not say to Jesus, "Though all my men deny Thee, yet will not I? * His religious prejudices, also, were so intense that he had to have a vision on the housetop before he would receive a Gentile upon com men ground. The Gospel sfory. both in the New Testament, and in the records of the triumph of the G i=pe! in the Church, is the story of how weak men, and proud men, and ambitious men, like Peter, have been transformed into humble, courageous, -aintly men, whom God has chosen for the outworking of Ills purposes. The beginning of Peter's transformation was his meeting with Jesus He da not understand Jesus, but Peter with all his faults and weak'icssee was a sincere man, and he had this fine characteristic that he knew greatness when be saw it. That :s not altogether a comm'':: quality in men. Our confessions mar k our characters and ideals. There arc men who never .nekr.ow! ‘•;!ge greatness in anybody. Better ri ink one's self superior to some •then* if one knows likewise one’s •nferiomy, than to have a low estl

VALUE AND IMPORTANCE." is j i J tt f the Rev. J. It, M Her of Van Wert, Ohio. Sunday • --rnlrg nr the Second Evangelical "hurch. At 745 the pastor the I ft- v. J. 11. Rlllir.g, will speak or, : •The Conquering Host <>f Gd.“ E L C. E will have a meeting at 7. 1 . . . AT THE EMERSON AVE, BAP TEST CHURCH, the pastor. Paul: TuJson Morris. w:i! continue the series if morning addresses on the -ermon on the mount, the topi- be g “Love Your Enemies." The eve nit.g service w.il b entirely In j th rge of the n-.en’s R.ble class. The | o:evident. I.*. L. Johnston, will pre idr short addresses will be giver. , George Page. G. cl. Barnes and * E. 11. Lyle, teacher of the class. • • • PR. V. R ItritK will preach ,v 1 Grace M. E Church at ICU. or, - "Tl." Bright T.lght and the Vision.” i At 7:36 h:s theme will be "The Great Human Rond ” * • • PR EDWARD HAINES KIST EEE preaches Sunday at 11 In the Kairview Presbyterian Church or. •'The Music of Life:” .n the evening . at 7.45 on “The Fine Art of Christian Sympathy." • • * WEST UNION RVPTIST nn w II TO REOPEN THE REOPENING OF THE : WEST UNION BAPTIST i HURCH. at Tibbs Ave. and Thirtieth St., will j occur Sunday afternoon at 2:30 p. j nt. A special program has been nr- ; ranged. The Rev. F. A. Hayward executive secretary of the Federated Baptist Churches of Indianapolis, will speak: the choir of the Thirty Firs- Sf.c-f Baptist Church will Ing, atnl the orchestra from the Memorial Baptist Church wil! play. The public is cordially invited. The arrangement of the program and i :h reestablishing of this church: has been directed by the Rev. L>. R MacGregor, pastor-at-large c.f the Federated Baptist Churches of In-1 dianapeiis. • * * THE REV. E. C. SHOUSE of In-! diar.apc.iis will supply the pulpit a' I she Crooked Creek Baptist Church i Sunday at both services. • * * THE REV. GUY V. HARTMAN I will speak Sunday morning at the ] Hall Place M. E. Church on “How Far Should We Carry Faith Heal ing?” and at night on “God Forbids Adultery," which continues the series on the ten commandments. • • REV r. C. DONNELL, pastor cf the Garfield Ave. M. E. Church wdii preach Sunday on the following themes, “The Outer Glory of the Church” and "The Quiet Hour.” * * • AT BETHLEHEM LUTHERAN

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mate both of one's self and of one’s fellows. Life without a master is no life at all. Peter knew his master, and he was capable of a whole-hearted ailesiance. Wit at did he mean when he said to Jesus, “Thou art the Christ, the Son of the living God"? It is doubtful whether Peter was at this stage of I;;.? life much either of a theologian or of a metaphysician. But confession meant that with all ; his he ft and soul he yielded himself to the mastery of Jesus. He f'umd In Him all that was divine and I: is this heartfelt confession that cos.-s itutes the true recognition of Jesus. He cares little Ur the nc- ' r ow'edgernent that Is only from i 1 lips. He reproached those of His d.!>• for calling Him. “Lord, Lord," while they failed to do the things that He said. Is .Testis different today? Poes He demand from us ary lies real a nfes-ion and surrender of our lives? I Jesus really divine to us? Po we yield to Him our lives and servs . s to the Lord of the realm •T Love and Truth? ’ Thou art the Christ, the Son of

'MEM'CT{ a children's serv“ce will I t>e held at 10:45 a. m. The Sunday —h‘i- will ha vo charge of the ~ iT.ing nerv'ice. children will be -ci! • Mvi ring serv.ee at 7:43 vlt Rev. Earl •’••ble. pastor preach-.:-g or. "The Unmerciful S* rvant “SPIRITUAL BUND SPOTS" rd ''Steering Strain: will be the subject -if the mort .ng and evening i > 'ciicfs n* H: - ' c i'hr : tian f.'hurclt. At child! en's serva'-s the j na.-t >r. H -mer i * <’•, will preach on j "RetThan G . 1." DR. BROW N TO D1.1.1\ Eli Ml> \<US An Invitaiion was extl today . By D’*. Re v; p.-.jwn, i .stor <*f St. j I .Mil s ft .•’i-opal < ’h.itv'n, to In- | 1: •:;•;,.hi pr> ; > to T'tnd a scries] '•f S-m lay night s'frouns la-g:nning | this Sunday night. TANARUS: e fi ,-;<t f-*:b?e.-t of the *ej->s is 'Retlileitet.il The In ’art:ate Son of G<. in the morning be jircachea on ” Walking Circumspectiy Pr. Brown announces the other subjects of his Sunh.ay night talks Nov. 23. “Canal The Trausformed Wed din p - Ft-, is t.Nov, 30, “St cc hem I Living Water by an Earthly Well” Pec, 7, "Nazareth! The Jt, ]-,* Mother and the Divine I'idld;” Dec. it, “i ’apernaum! The Donm of U::rlghteot:s C;t'.cs. * Dec. 21, “N ihil Only a Widow's Tears;" I too. 28, “Tyre! Tire lias's of Answered Prayer:" Jan. 4, ”D<v capolls; Faith m:d Healing;” Jan. 11, “C.-ir.i- rca Philippi! A Be k llovn Confession;" Jon. 18, Bethany! The Friendship of the God-man;’’ Jan. 25, "Jerusalem! Beloved! Despised! Glorified:" This series of Dr. Brown comes under the head of “Footprints of the Christ In the Ilonlv Lands ’’ SUNDAY AT THE BARTH PLACE M. E. Clll'R H, “Homecoming Day," will Be obs* rved. Dr. E. A. Robertson will preach In the morning on "Go Forward.” Tn the <!• rnoon tire pastor will preach to the children. Installation of church officials will be held. At right he preaches on "Sort of a Young Man Who Is Safe to Marry.’ STATE TO rSGBE UTILITY RATES Hearings Set for Light and Water Companies, The public service commission will hold hearings Monday and Tuesday on the rates of the two Indianapolis light companies and Wednesday on the new schedule of the In dianapolis Water Company. The electric hearing follows Investigations made of practices of the Indianapolis Light, and Heat Company and the Merchants Heat and Light Company, following which the j companies were j* naliz--d $2,000 each for discrimination and suppressing demand charges. The commission has assumed that tlie companies can afford a "suppression” all along the line, it is understood, and is expected to present new schedules changing methods of charging power consumers and reducing domestic energy rate. The water company purports to increase its rates 13 per cent, effecting a “reasonable return" on a $19,000,000 valuation below which the Federal Court restrained the public service commission from setting a V'luc. The commission, however, is expected to show that the water company is making more money under the old rates than was anticipated.

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j the living God” What ts the proof jof this confession? It is Jesus Himj self. Ho demands nothing from the soul that does not wholly enrich and 1 purify our lives. AVe could conceive of no acknowledgment that would lift the soul to higher goodness than ; this sincere surrender of the soul to Christ. The highest place that Heaven nf fords Is to our Jesus given; The King of Kings and Lord of Lords He rules o'er earth and Heavi n. It is in Jesus of Nazareth that 'God and man meet. Peter had div ■ovored this. Perhaps Peter and: t not j understand nil the greatness of the ; confession that he made, hut nt any rate It. meant all that It could mean to him. When men can find a mastery ■hat wdl produce better, purer, more beautiful living than the mastery of Jcsu.*., let them turn to some other name. Bit where ('hn such mastery bo found? Is not the highest life for humanity just where it waa f v Peter —in the confession with ti.e Mips and the full obedience of the • heart, “Thou art the Christ, the Son of the living God"?

lERSEY CITY FIRE LOSS ESTIMATED OVER $2,000,000 Four Blocks Destroyed and 135 Made Homeless — Twenty-Two Hurt. r.y rtlitrl /Vr.n JERSEY CITY. N J , Nov. 13. T-r-- y < y v ir’.cyed her smoldering fire rums today and estimated that •he nix hour fire In Gammon town Friday took the fallowing toll: Damage amounting to over two r: Ikon dollars in an nr.-a of four blocks. Ratelle A Renwlck’s salt peer f c ! tory, a nine story warehouse of the i Arc.. Sugar R. It r <'orr.pav.y. ! th© lloppe Roper H>>x f’umpany’s I plant Bill 1U hards <:, -n7 Works \ cot:'pi11ely d-Stroyo.h One hundred arid thirty five hnrr.e : i less men, women and children woke : In the 113th Regiment armory this ' morning, tneir dwellings burned to. I the ground. Twenty firemen and two civilians , were unui r treatment for burns an t injuries s’ i nod front the stubi-0.-n i blaze, which taxed the city's tir.e i lighting facilltjes to the limit from . | 9 a, m. to 3 p. m. Friday. Tlie curtomary Investigations have] : been ordered, but It will be another 1 | twenty f.-ur hours before the ruins | are fcuifir ienrdy cool to penult, their' g •■x<: mi Chemicals Mill flare tip here and ! there end firemen kept streams cf i water playing on the smoldering fsc- , ! tory sites today. Fire lines were drawn around four i i blocks Two walls of the sugar re lining warehouse threatened to fall : at any moment.. Some of the residents of Gammontown, driven from their homes bv the fire, were permitted to return this morning. |DEFENSE OFFERS ALIBi State Pi-fccon Inmates Testify in Spencer Batik Trial. /!;/ Vnlterf Prrxs SPENCER, Tnd., Nov. IS.- -TTarry : Day and Dick Palmer, Inmates of the State Prison at Michh'.n city, | were witnesses today for the do fen so in the trial of “Blackie” Lin- j ton, charged with being a member I of tho brink bandit gang which j robbed two banks here a year ago. The two men attempted to estab- j lish an alibi for Linton, who insist- j ed that he was not in or near Silencer when the armed gang swooped ddwn on tho town and blew the vaults in the banks, after driving terrorized citizens into their homes. | MURDER IS MYSTERY fin I'nitcd Prrnv LOS ANGELES, Cal., Nov. 15. Strengthening belief the slayer of Harry I. Katz, diamond broker arid musician, will never be known, last suspects under arrest in connection with the murder wera at liberty today. Charles Carroll, husband of pretty Dorothy Carroll, sw’eetheart of Katz: Earl Bridges, Carroll’s roommate, and Mrs. Carroll were released early today. Pioneer Dies at 90 Oil Timex Special NEWCASTLE, Ind., Nov. 15. Isaian B. Gilbert, 90, born in Henry County, is dead today. Four children survive.

Workers Confident That Full Quota Will Be Reached, With the half-million-dollar ma rk past, workers In the annual Community Fund campaign feel sure of reaching their goal of $700,215. Audit of reports made at the campaign luncheon Friday at. the Claypool showed a .total of $100,403.05, bringing ilia grand total to $502,972.44. Although no luncheon was arranged for today, the campaign went on full force. Workers were ready to exert every effort over the week end to bring tho campaign to a successful close. The last scheduled luncheon will be held Monday. However, there probably will be a lunch-on Wednesday to complete tabulations, accord mg to Alfred O. Kaufftnarn, carnnaign executive chairman. Additional gifts of S2OO or more: Graie Den'-rs' Mutual Kirn ii ■> .r:it:• 9 l’u >700: t'harir* A M■•Cotter manager. • 0. Ilult b e and f'olii Moras" <•> and J-:,:!iris: It. Holt. s4st>, Hugh .1 Baker, j Car O-r L'-n J.un,l>er K ' I iinki user 5300 Ilum- K .rr.i: :re Cos., • ; • -. i . - .ho Fo ii dry Cos mdmlns ! ... ■ Idler >ud Cos::; 11 Giluhnat. ‘ .SO. :.i l.anu'op M-Farlaml Cos. and Him er C i.V.hrop, -.C.1l I'iuirio-S l.e-xla HS.UV l.vnn ii. Miiiika.u, the Gruvljmn , . . . Oped T- :■< Cos , p-ims.'-j. r .5 I‘> u. >3OO Ceiilral \ • r-e- <.. -Jui. 1: m: A it'll " Kill !. C |. uui-t-oh t.. -.’.01, Mr Mrs :■■■'•. W. Ji k. >: ■ Frank 1,. :v:'o. >:;•)!*. (.:•■,- A S',.- ?'■ ••:. Mr. > and Mrs (o o-u-e <; ii , r- .S3OO ; O. l>. Ha-i.■ it Lumber C ? 00: !• d:ina;io:u I and Mfc.Mlfiu'turlnr Cos - Vm<>; -,• V ii :■■■ :::• ,d----ii.K Mn.sur B. Oakes and i’ Is. Huston. *3OO :j,h \ T.em- 5300: K Morrison .<■ Cos l ;O0 OviU fc Ko-S <3OO Vi •• e, .3 ,';T ■: c, •: . ;:t C. '•.••.' P: and Mrs. Pavid H .#. &ai<i. Fa O " t , < - •.;,'• '!• ... \ >*•■ 3 *3:l ' W: l, ~• ( - :• .03. . VS .Fk .v > .a UJ, s ,' VS . S-dOo So. . v. ■ -i >mu Yu-.. \er F SV.,; - A id .<: ' i c 3 >• ■" o- • r.3?! Urol MU Cl L'.oO •3 .... ( - ... 1 ' - ■ -3..0 i.uiram->’ 3,e tt..d I-. '.•:•••:• c ' ’ !! ■•<> 1 r •ir r "- TANARUS! aran ..... * •• - So) i: -;. C A3 1... .. g 0,,. * I s. i; 'i si s'.'-.m 0,111:0./' > .'■ >; 's',•: ■ ' ‘ *■:. "|T, ’a”i .:• ->. to “ Con.;.any. $.40 Alex K. Kol da?. *•; to. K F Keith's Th*st"r 5140: Mary SS V ( p > ,o 2. . ... -.- -1 I .v;- -. ! ■ , ■ \ > 0 (’ .r • n 1 . l: .. ... . , ..., w i.., .:• -o;,i c, , - • i • : .' i .a- : C rv it; ( ' ' ■ < ' /'• . fI- '-'O SVi SV C::: a rv Janies A !••) . • y >' > ! -r '■ v ! '.•' 3 - a--.. 1 - mi Ureal s>. ( . - • ■ \s Vn.i ii . - . c * b'- ■ 000- .'3, C. - ' ' 1 • . >! i.r dherto id • ' Tea:. '■ C: .... 51 1 ss. • • ' 0 Ai . 5.. l y .') . ••. -'OH. le - ! K. i h :*'in;, ]• SV K" ■ b - >" <■ .ar.es SS'e- , ’ - 200 ' '■' -.N *333 iil r !■ .- r'irv *3 ,refv - v 'MO :O . v-3 !> .. * ,ii \- , Mrs (>•-:: ' i 3 „. c ... ; ,r v : 3,i 1- ' ■■■■*' -. .mo h'r ■3- n' > > ■■■:'■': - ' o’. >• ■•-■ r ' ■ fVioi-rv <"im .tr ; * T - • • * 300 f'.-: <! SV . - *", ,!. sv, . ■ : >:,.0 '! ■ : 1 . A'-itfnlr Com;-vst * P :r" OC. < m: any s■', ', •. V 3.. nal Farrod Ci ,•;: v ■ COUKTERFBTHNG BARED BY SECRET SERVICE SLEUTTS P.p T'nitr, f Prr.x CI.EVELANP. Ohio. Nov. 15 —J. V. Eottisn Ul, ln.’nl attorney, waa nr rested today by William Harper, United Staten Barret per vice operative, In r . no ‘lon with what. Fed oral of!'.. ■an (raid was a “Nation-wide $5,000,090 counterfeiting conspiracy." The warrant on which ZottnroTTl waa arrested oharg-'d him with posse .w ion, tn taring, publishing and counterfeit Foit 'd States semirlti's —ss war savings stomps dated 1919 Zotiarelll also io charged with felling 840 bogus stamps of $4,200 face value. Detective Ii irper sold tho attorney waa a member of a gang of counterfeiters, who have been flooding the United .States Treasury Department with counterfeit stamps. The gang operated in New York, Given go, Pittsburgh, Glevelnnd, Rt. Louis and other cities, according to the Fed. ral officer. “The total amount of the swindle cannot be definitely est .Wished until tho Treasury Department examines practically all tho redeemed 1919 stamps, but It. probably will reach $5,000,000," Harper declared. Tho stamps were brought to Cleveland by a Chicago member of tho gang for disposal, according to the detective. The “money” plant ts believ'd to be in Chicago, but has not been located. ON LOOKOUT HEBE Gapt. Thomas E Hails in charge of tho secret service in Indiana said that he and his men had been on the lookout for the bogus war saving stamps in Indianapolis, but none had been detected. He said that so far as the department knew the gang had not operated in this city. IDEAL DAY FOR FOOTBALL Idea.} football weather dawned today, with clear and cool prevailing over the State. No rain is in sight, the weather bureau says, force -isting generally fair weather tonight and Sunday with not much change in temperatures. Temperatures early today stayed m the thirt.ls.

Riley Hospital Ready p7~] S If James Whitcomb Riley I Z\| himself were sitting inside L J the door, the Riley Memorial Hospital for Children waits to vrelcome boys and girls and cure tneir Ills. On Wednesday, Mark Noble, 10, of Decatur, Ind., first patient to have his application completed and accepted, will enter the hospital, to have his crippled legs straightened. After that, at rfie rate of eight or ten a day, children from all'over Indiana will be received. And the spirit of Riley, the children’s poet, will be with them. There is his gentleness in the hands and faces of the nurses who will minister to the youthful pa> tierits. There is his sense of fun, in the playroom, furnished by the Indianapolis Klwanis club with Ewings, teeters, sand-piles and a little green-ami-while playhouse. There is, too, ids dignity In the beautiful paneled walls of the entrance hall. The gymnasium has been in use for more than a month, every Wednesday and Saturday mornbig. Under the direction of Mrs. Beatrice O’Hara, who will have charge of gymnastic work at the hospital, a class of Indianapolis children go through exercises to ; correct various ailments. Almost 100 applications for admittance to tho hospital have been accepted. Robert E. Neff, administrator said. The patients must be under 18 and “presumably curable or improvable.” Three stuff heads have been named: Dr. J. H. Oliver, chief of the orthopedic staff; Dr. John F. Barnhill, In charge of treatment of cleft palates and hair lips and Dr. Lafayette Rage, car, noso and throat. om COUNT GIVES JACKSON 81,881 MARGIN Gubernatorial Nominee Far Below Plurality of Running Mates, The plurality of Ed Jackson, Re. publican, over Pr. Carleton B. Mei P> n • r ' for Governor of I-..: ;r.:i, in the N- v. 4 election, was * I 3-- ', off.cl tl figures given out by th-‘ F'.ate canva.-.-dng board today showed. J -ok -on received U 4.154 and MeH'h, ',72,"AS vot< .4. Era: Is M. Wampler, Sn.-lsllst candidate for Governor, received -• .’3- 4, i' i Bn dl L Allen, Prohibitionist, The plurality of Frederick E. S-"-; n .. ■. Rep -hi; an nominee for jU'cret ry of State was 72,372 greater than Jackson’s. To'.als for secretary of State; Sch, •rtene tee, 05’,.948; Arthur J. Hamrick, Democrat. f>27.6:*3: Emma Henry, Kcr..List, 8.3 90: Ross S. V: ■ ' ; -t. 5.747. For E:eu;ena:it Governor: Harold V. • Orman tßvp.k F:;5*.’22 1: Lew M. O'B.i'-non iPent.*. f,fi.327; Henry S. i N’ewlu; and (50,3 ), 6,278; Albert Stanley { (Pro >, 4,1 3. 1 r S'rj'.e: intend-'-nt of Public In- ! struct ion- - Henry N. Sherwood. Re publlctt,. 674.341; Samuel TANARUS,. Scott, Reno rat, 1.23.757; William O. Batlev, Pridubitionist, 3.720; Lois Newlurid, Sorl Hist, 6 hi"'. Other Oilicial Totals For State Treasurer—Bernhardt U. L'rbahns, Republican, 629,301; Harry L. Arnold, Democrat, 577,214; Arthur C, t'arroil. Socialist, 6,441; Lev! If. ROW'!!, Prohibitionist, 3.604. For Attorney General —Arthur L. Gilliom, Republican, 625.793; Harvey Harmon, 1 '"-at .'50.,i96; Forrest Wallace, Socialist, 6.651. For Auditor of State—Lewis S. Bowman. Republican, 628.276; Robert Brad en, Democrat, 579.364; Daniel (1. Adorns. Socialist, 6.553; W. E. (Mark, Prohibitionist, 3,699. J-'or judge, Supremo Rnurt. First min M. M Republican, 601.861; George K. Den ton. Democrat. >61,860; Joseph <> Monarch. Socialist. 6,664. Getumiil Ixtatl Big Forjudge. Supreme (’nun, Four) ft district.: Willard B. Gemniill, Republican, 678,948; John IT. Aiken. Democrat, ,625,704; Wilbur Shearon, Socialist. 6.083. For Judge, Appellate Gom-t. First division; Frances M. Thompson, Re- j publican, 679.867; John O. McNutt, j Democrat, 626,924; Archibald Ila.mil- j ton, Socialist, 6,019. For judge, Appellate Court, Second Division: Ethan A. Dausrnan, Republican, 680,486; Valentine E. I<iv vngood. Democrat, 524,842; Hattie M. j lodges, Socialist, 6.017. For reporter Supreme Court: Em- | ms E. White, Republican, 678,655; i John W. Kern, Democrat. 529,532; Kffio M. Mueller, Socialist, 6.023; Wayne R. Mathews, Prohibition, 3,327. For Representative In Congress, Seventh District: Ralph E. Updike, Republican, 94.751; Joseph P. Turk, Democrat, 62.279; William Fogelson, Socialist, 1,010. SPECTATORS SEARCHED Government Fears Attempt to In- I timiilate Witnesses at Trial. By l tiih (I Press CHICAGO, Nov. 15. —Spectators at j trial of William J. Fahey, former | postal inspector; James Murray and Walter McComh. Chicago politicians, charged with plotting the $2,000,000 Rondout (111.) mail train hold-up, were searched for guns at the courtroom .doors today under ,orders of Federal Judge Adam Cliffe. Order to search spectators was issued after government attorneys intimated a plot of intimidation against its witnesses was feared by bank (decks and treasury department officials who will testify. Club Gives Card Party The Jolly Ten Club will have a card party Monday afternoon at the j home of Mrs. Ida Iloffman, SOD W. 1 Now York St.

KEAN AND DRYS JUDGE CiIEST __ , i C, J, Orbison, K, K, Attorney, | Active —Denton Denies Authority, The Ku-Klux Klan and the AntiSaloon League today loomed as factors In the mandamus proceedings to be brought by George. K. Denton, ! and the Democratic State committee, i against Ed Jackson, secretary of i .State to force the State official to accept revised figures from Sullivan and Howard Counties in the DentonBenjamin It. Willoughby race for Supreme Court .Judge. Official returns show Willoughby elected by one vote out of 1,290,000 cast. This fact was brought to light Friday with appearance of Charles .T. Orbison,’ attorney for the Ku-Klux Klan in Indiana at the secretary of State’s office, declaring he was representing Denton's interests. The Democratic State committee has retained W. W. Spencer, Democratic member of the State election board, to tier in their behalf. Asked about his position In the case. Orbison said: “W. W. Spencer is representing 'he State committee and I am personally advising Mr. Denton.” Denton said: “Spencer is handling the whole j thing. Orbison is not in It.” Spencer said' I “J am appealing for Denton. There I ire other attorneys in the case, but: ir am not at liberty to say who.” j ; Spencer declared the law was on; | the side of Denton, and there was ; it tie question but that court or- j iers would be obtained giving Den- ; •on the 413 addition:;! votes, which] J would make him win the election ! by 41 2 votes. K. S. S’: 3 1 maker, president of the ; Anti-Saloon League, eaid .his attor- ! ney. Ethan A. Miles, would probably ] ->it with Denton’s attorneys in the ; case. The Ant! Snlnea League made a j hi: rer f,:h on Benjamin M. Willoughby, Republican, Denton’s op-' | pnnent. and are claiming credit for j his failure to run up with the balj anre. of trie Republican State ticket. Orbison, according to Democratic leaders, made speeches during the 1 ear paign against the Democratic ticket, and Democratic leaders are 1 highly indignant at Orbison’s enj 'ranee into the case. ARMED PLOTTERS CROSS INTO SPAIN By T v.itrd Pr °* BEUI’IGNAN. France Nov. 15. More than 209 armed Sp. = n:-=h rev-> lutionists have ta ■••>>,', 1 the border' into Spain wnhir. th- p ,st two days, it was estimated today. About 1 •)("*, at’empting to cross from France, haw been arrest-d. ' in most instanc.-s they carried ritlea and ammunition and some parties had n. .shine curs. Rcvoluti-'cDts .'tttetrpred a demon- : tration ag.ainst the directory here, [but the t • ••• brake :: up. A repo r t from. Pntnpolona says f.-ur rev.v ttion.D's arrcsta.l at Vt-ra ! ■.: f, . ' and tin* pro-, 3 ,,:,.r lias den.an.l'd the d---th penalty.

TrustCW in Indiana ~ 25=55^^ EVERY DAY , industry and commerce face new problems. The business man who hopes for success always welcomes sound business counsel and intelligent co-opera-tion. The service of the FLETCHER SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY includes not alone the handling of usual banking routine but also studied effort to contribute to the success of its customers. And this service is the more valuable because the men managing the bank are all vitally interested in co-operating with the endeavor ot every enterprise and individual that contributes to the prosperity and healthy growth of Indianapolis. 4% on Savings V\ 1 Open Saturdays from Bto 8 Jfletrfier filipfe Wmx iiiiipL €omjianj) iSSlii MS f34#aj.otwi EyANS WOOLLEN. President RSANCMBS AND AFFILIATHD a<NKS Northwest Comer 12H Olivrr Aw. 2122 E. Tenth St PENNSYLVANIA PH Roosevelt Ave. 474 W. Wjshmgton St and MARKET STREETS 1541 N ' U!lno “ Sl 458 a St 2969 N. Illinois St. 2812 E. Washmgtoo Sc. Capital and Surplus - Two Million Dollars

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FEW VEGETABLE PRICES AETEREO Strictly Fresh Eggs Up 5c at 60(<x>65c Dozen. Vegetable prices were largely unchanged at city market today. Concord. grapes were about 5c a pound lower at 4550 c a five-pound basket. Eggs continued their upward march with an increase of 5c a dozen, selling at 60@85c. Florida oranges were from 10c to 15c a dozen lower. Pumpkins were offered at 25c to 50c each. Cider ranged in prices from 50c to $1 a gallon. CHURCH ’ OF* CHRIST, SCIENTIST Lesson-Sermon “MORTALS AND IMMORTALS" SECOND CHURCH Delaware t Twelfth St. THIRD CHURCH —3350 Washington Blvd. Sunday Services In All Churches, 11 a, m, and 8 p. m. Testimonial Meetings Wednesday evenin? at S o’clock Free heading Rooms 1258 Consolidated Bids'., 115 N Permu sl* 205 K. Thirty-Fourth St. The Public U cordially Invited to attend thea* aerrteea and to use the readtnr room*. SUNDAY SCHOOL LOR CHILDREN UNDER 20 YEARS. Second Church at 9:30 and 11 A, SC. Third Church at 9:15 A M. THE SECOND SPIRITUALIST CHURCH Rod Men'* Hall, comer Lea and W. Starrig St. Every Sunday ni?ht at 7:45 o'clock. Spiritualist Lecture by Mr. Fletcher. Messasro by-Mrs. Hazel Nuweber and Mae Stewart. I tubes' Aid Wednesday from 3 till *. at 1026 W. Morris St. Mid-week servieg Wednesday : 3 1 at 1325 W. Morris. Everybody welcome. FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH * 60.8 N. Liberty St., between Mass Avs. and North St., Sunday 7:45 p. m. Lecture by Rev Lydia Crane Spirit greeting;* wifi be liven by the pastor. Rev. Ruth Van De Beuken Messaje aervice* every Wednesday at 2:30 and 7:45 p. conducted by : the Ladies' Aid: part of the time devoted to heaisns You are cordially invited to a'Ur.d th"s a-m.-ices a;; are wetcome. ' "FIRST AMERICAN SPTRITUALIST CHURCH 359 1 8 North Illinois Street Regular Church Services at 7.45 p. m. prompt Lecture by Mr. W. Sosamon Os Plainfield, Ini Subject: MEDIUM SHIP Messages by Mrs. Cambridge, Mrs. Blanch La Mar and visiting Mediums. Music by Mrs. Alice Emmerson. Mid-week services Friday evening, 8 o'clock, at 543 North East Street. A Welcome Extended to All. Spiritualist Church of Truth Corner North S: and Capitol At*. R-d Men s Hall Sunday Service, 7:45 p. m. Lecture by Rev. Chas. TE Gunsolus Subject: "REINCARNATION" Messages bv Ohmer Mendenhall and other Mediums. Music by Miss Bessie Hart, EVERYBODY WELCOME >P r RnTAI. IST CHURCH OF TRUTH— Ladt**’ Anl will mwt at th* home of Mr-. Frye, all N. r.ltnot*. Tuesday afu-r----noun.