Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 47, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 July 1925 — Page 2

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YOUTH BEARS ITS PART OF CHURCH LOAD E. T. Albertson Says ‘Young Folks Assume Task Seriously.' Modem youth is carrying its part of church wc 'k. E. T. Alzertson, executive secretary Indiana Council of Religious Education, expressed confidence in young people in an address Sunday at Western Yearly Conference of Friends at Carmel, Ind. His topic was "The Place of Young People in the Church.” Many Indianapolis persons attended the weekend conference. Assume Tasks “It is my opinion, that where young people are given an opportunity, they assume seriously the tasks of the church,” Albertson declared. “While standards and methods have changed, youth today is essentially as religious as ever. “The numerous summer conferences and training schools for young people which have become so popular are evidences of their interest in serious questions.” Training Needed Regularity in church attendance and training for responsible opportunities were declared by Albertson to be essential as preparation for religious leadership. Local churches, Sunday schools and summer camps were stressed as places for workers to receive practical experience. GdD PLACED ABOVE ALL Hall Place M. E. Pastor Says We Should Love Fellow Countrymen, “Jesus Christ was never false to the existing government, but he placed God about all,” declared the Rev. Guy V. Hartman Sunday at

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Hall Place M. E. Church. “Christ and Patriotism,” was his topic. “We must love our country and we must be very Interested In our country, but it is better still to love our fellow countrymen.” PASTOR URGES SERVICE Path of Self-Forgot fulness Stressed at Capitol Ave. Church. “The path of self-forgetfulness and thought of others is a sure path to lasting fame,” the Rev, C. E. Bacon, pastor of the Capitol Ave. M. E. Church, said Sunday. “He who serves best becomes Indispensable. Unselfish service may temporarily lead away from i üblic favor, but it will surely lead b'.ck to it.” DR. 0. W. FIFER WRITES Central Ave. M. E. Pastor Discussers Switzerland in Article. Because there is much unemployment in Switzerland, many of the younger people are leaving ai i emigrattion to the United States is heavy, Dr. Orien W. Fifer, pastor of Central Ave. M. E. Church, writes in a travel article to appear in the Dynamo, the church publication. Dr. Fifer and his wife are touring Europe, Asia and Africa. Dr. Fifer writes of the beauty and civic pride of Switzerland, Its churdhes and bells and efficient educational system.

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If you Bee any automobiles baering these license numbers call the police or • The Indianapolis Times. Main 3500. The owner may be able to do the same for you some time. Automobiles reported 3tolen to police belong to: W. C. Smith, 2910 College Ave., Loncoln Sedan, 466-104, from garage in rear of same. George' Hider, 3705 Robson Ave., Hudson, 566-702 from Sixty second St., near Broad Ripple Park. Benßremerman, 3231 N. Illinois St., Overland, 471-497 from Market St., and Monument PI. Dr. H. V. Jones, 2055 College Ave., Ford, 470-387 from Fall Creek Blvd., and Illinois St.

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There is a Circus in Town Today

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It didn't take fire crackers to get the youngsters out of bed this morning. Should say not. The reason was because there was a circus In town. Meaning that the Sells-Floto Circus had lots of elephants, lions, other animals and many fine horses to water and feed. And every boy, has the opinion that it is his job to attend such a ceremony. Many a boy trotted out to the circus grounds Sunday on Washington St. and Sheffield Ave. to see the circus arrive. Many more were on hand even earlier today to See the tented city come to life. This circus is particularly dear to the children because It has a “gigantic and most wonderful parade.” Some circuses have given up this

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The refreshing coolness of a breeze-swept steamer deck try changing panorama of sea and sky from dawn to twilight—new scenes, new faces, new interests —isn’t the thought an attractive one at this hot, dull season of the year? And It really costs very little to enjoy these delights that come with foreign travel, for the Union Trust Company has arranged several extensive European tours that may be taken at a very moderate cost. This is possible, according to Richard A. Kurtz, Manager of the foreign department, by the reservation of the third cabin of such steamers as the Aquitania and the Laconia for the especial use of students who wish to supplement their education by a trip to Europe, and tourists who long to see the beautiful and historical spots in other lands, but cannot afford the expense of firstclass travel. ‘ The third-class cabins have been arranged so that the occupants of them may enjoy comfort and privacy hitherto unknown in accomodations at this price,'’ Kurtz said. “It used to be that, third-class travel was considered out of the question, but that was before the changes were made in cabin arrangements. Now it is a clean and comfortable way to go abroad, and while it may not offer the luxuries of the more expensive accommodations, one can see just as much and learn just as much and have the same pleasure in the trip at a much lower cost.” In order that tourists may know just what the trip will cost them, Kurtz has prepared an itinerary of the route through five countries of Europe—a journey that will take six weeks from start to finish —and has figured the exact cost of the trip from Indianapolis and back,

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expensive free feature, but SellsFloto will not give up the parade. For numbers and varieties of wild animals and birds, the Sells-Floto circus menagerie is as complete as are many of the zoological gardens in this country, it is said. The hour preceding the beginning of the circus program can be put In to great profit by a visit through the menagerie. There you will see the llama from the Asiatic continent, ao well as hundreds of animals from every quarter of the globe. The llama are pure white, their intelligence is remarkable and they always excite the gieatest curiosity among children and grown folks. A matinee and night performance are scheduled for today.

Garage Plays Fairy Godmother to Indianapolis ‘Cinderellas’

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Cinderella probably thought herself very fortunate when at the touch of a fairy wand, her godmother changed a pumpkin and mice Into a royal coach in which Cinderella rode to the ball In state. The fairy tale heroine, however, was no more fortunate than any Indianapolis woman, for It is only necessary to step to the telephone and call the Plaza Garage for a Hertz sedan, a car more comfortable, better looking and much speedier than Cinderella's coach. The Hertz sedan is a roomy six-cylinder car upholstered and finished attractively. It has none

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SOLDIERS WIN FOURTH FIELD DAY HONORS City Joins in CelebrationBrig. Gen. Aultman Speaks. Members of the 11th Infantry Saturday walked away with honors of the first annual police and firemen’s field day at the Indiana State ground, where Indianapolis finished one of the most enthusiastic Fourth of July celebrations In the city’s history. “If we have Ideals of Justice and liberty for all we must be prepared to fight for them if necessary,” Brig. Gen. Dwight E. Aultman declared in the Defense day address at the celebration. “If these are threatened the men must fight and the women must stand behind them.” Introduced by Mayor. The speaker was introduced, by Mayor Shank, who presided. While police and firemen were outclassed in the athletic events, members of those organizations contributed to the program with a number of hard-fought boxing and wrestling bouts, tugs of war, exhibitions of strength, displays of fire fighting and other stunts. Closes With Fireworks The celebration closed with fireworks. Music was provided by the Police and Firemen’s and Eleventh Infantry bands. Thousands of soldiers, police, firemen, war veterans, members of fraternal organizations and other citizens marched in the Defense Test Day parade. Col. G. L. Townsend was in charge. In most of the European hotels tips are pooled and then divided by the servants according to the Importance of their positions.

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reason would be melted right, off the menu. And about the time a housewife had endured these conditions for a fe wdays the sight of one of the big yellow wagons of the Po’ar Ice and Fuel Company would boas welcome as the sight o fan oasis In the desert. They take the place today of the old time methods of keeping food cool—the "well-house” and the laboriously filled ice-house stored with unsanitary ice cut in winter from some nearby pond. Polar Ice is made under the most sanitary conditions from pure distilled water. It is delivered at regular and convenient intervals, and the saving in food that its use means to the housewife will more than pay for its cost. In addition to its cooling qualities, the melted ice water maizes an excellent shampoo having the same qualities as rainwater but being much easier to obtain in moat houses than clean rainwater.

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Formation of anew government after overthrowing the republican rule In a bloodless revolt, Is the task of Admiral Hadjakriacos, commander of the Greek fleet. After a person has been struck by lightning without serious injury, queer marks resembling the veins of leaves often appear on their bodies. These are lesions, due to the passing of electricity through tissues.

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BOGUE PUPILS ARE GUESTS AT SUMMER OUTING First of Series of Parties Held for Institute Students Here. The first of a series of three summer outings was given recently by the staff of the Bogus Institute for Stammerers at Broad Ripple Park for the students of the school. All the amuscement devices were patronized amusement devices were patronized swimming pool. A picnic supper was served. The idea of giving pleasure outings for the students of the Institute was originated some time ago by Benjamin N. Bogue who founded the school a quarter of a century ago and has been Its active head since that time. He has succeeded In making the summer terms for students attractive by combining the training for overcoming the affliction of stammering with recreation and summer outings. Students come to the Bogue Inof the United States and from many foreign lands. Among the present students at the school is one from Japan and another from Mexico. They are given systematic training that enables them to speak without stuttering or stammering. While they are overcoming Imperfections in their speech, the staff of Instructors of the Bogue school see to their enjoyment of pleasures afforded by the amusement and entertainment centers of Indianapolis, all of their | pastimes and outings being carefully ! supervised by competent members of ! the Bogue organization who are watchful of the students’ welfare, j The second Bogue Institute outing ! for summer students will be held i some time this month, probably at I Riverside Amusement Park and the thiru outing will be planned for the month of August. We hare a larger demand for our graduates than we can fill. THERE IS A REASON Investigate and you will learn why we are Indiana’s tuslest senool of beauty culture. Low Tuition Terms if Desired Plenty of actual practice on live models. ‘ Mkdnbowjlcadenm Crfitrrr**? 157 N. Illinois St. Circle 0296

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FOURTH’S TOLL! ONLY SIX HURT Indianapolis Experiences Safe Celebration. With only six persons reported Injured by fireworks Bergt. Mary Moore of the police accident prevention bureau said today that Saturday was the safest and sanest Fourth In Indianapolis history. Fred Bauer, 14, of 1123 N. New Jersey St., was burned about the face and hands when fireworks Ignited in front of 306 Indiana Ave. Mrs. Irmlna Webber, 1112 Pleasant St., was struck In the hip by pebbles from a torpedo at Illinois and Maryland Sts. Miss Bessie Mason, 1446 Charles St., was burned about the ankles by a firecracker at Washington and Illinois Sts. Mrs. Fern Groseclose, R. R. D. Box 108, was burned about the ankles by a firecracker In the 800 block on 8. Meridian St. Small daughter of Edward Beohtold, 31 N. Warman Ave., was

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burned by a firecracker thrown In an auto driven by her father. Miss Mary Hamilton, 101# Edison PI., was burned abou the feet and ankles by a firecracker thrown by Carl Melton, 19, of Twenty-Third St. and Butler Ave., at Mesaachuaetts Ave. and Noble St. Melton waa arrested. B. Y. P. U. WILL i OPEN MEETING International Convention to Begin Wednesday. Baptist families will throw their homes open to delegates to the International convention of Baptist Toung People's Union, which will open Wednesday at Cadle Tabernacle and last until Sunday. Committees hav® been busy for some time making arrangements for receiving the 7,000 visitors from the United States and Canada. The Rev. Louis Grafton, State B. T. P. U. president, is in general charge.

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