Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 255, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 January 1927 — Page 3

JAN. 29, 1927

HOWTO OVERCOME ► TEMPTATION IS TOLD IN BIBLE Dr. Gilroy Declares That Temptation Is Real Enough. The International Uniform Sunday School Lesson for Jan. 30. “How to overcome Temptation.” Luke 4:113; 1 Cor. 10:12, 13. Hy William E. Gilroy, U. D„ Editor The Congregationalist Concerning the speculative details of this lesson we need waste no time. I'hose who are interested in matters of obscurity and controversy no doubt will question just how Jesus was led into the wilderness to be empted, and the part the temptation played in the plans and purposes of God. People of this type have spent a great deal of time questioning and discussing the passage in the Lord's prayer, "Lead us not into temptation.” But people of plain practical mind, for whom we are writing, whose deep interest in the study of Scripture is not in speculation, but in the discovery and appreciation of truth that will help them to strengthen their characters and live better lives, will be unduly concerned about the Speculative aspects of temptation either as it applies to ourselves or as it was experienced by Jesus. Temptation is real enough for us all; it assails us in the most unexpected times, places and ways, and it is a profound comfort and satisfaction to know that temptation in itself is not a mark of sin, that saints and prophets have known its meaning and its fierceness, and that the Son of God himself in his human life was tempted like as we are. Danger in High Calling Perhaps it may help us realize that the temptation of Jesus was incidental to His mission. Every high and holy calling has its inherent difficulties and dangers. The consciousness that made Jesus a world savior made possible in Him the lure of worldly ambition, the temptation to become a master of the kingdoms of the world rather than the Lord of the kingdom of spiritual life. Moreover, the temptations that assailed Jesus are the temptations that come to strong and able men, the temptations to substitute personal will for God’s will, and to make one’s own ambitions, plans and purposes the goal of life instead of the kingdom of God and His righteousness. The tragedies of life are not found entirely among the weak, incompetent and inexperienced; it would be found rather that the worst tragedies of life have been in the downfall of great men and in the misdirection of their lives and energies. . Saul, called to a kingdom under conditions of opportunity, wastes his power in ignoble jealousy and vain ambition. Napoleon, with the mastery of empire in his blood, yields to the things that Jesus renounced only to find himself not given the kingdoms of the world but a broken exile on a narrow island prison. Triumph of Jesus The way to overcome temptation is clearly revealed to us in the triumph of Jesus. One may dwell upon the details of that conquest, the faith of Jesus in the Scriptures, the wisdom of his religious outlook, the power of seeing clearly the nature of the temporary allurement of selfishness. But the fact is that all these are lost in consideration of the one great power that enables Jesus to conquer in the midst of temptation. There is no power that can guarantee our victory over temptation but that power of self-mastery through self-surrender to God —the self-surrender that makes it possible for God to reveal his power in our weakness. It is a happy and wise thought that links Paul's words concerning temptation with the account of the temptation of Jesus. With Paul's clear warning against having a false confidence in one’s strength, he indicates the sure way in which the soul may find entrenchment. If we had to fight in our own power there would be much excuse for our failure, but we should ever remember that God is the friend of fefhe tempted and tried. His power Rxists to save us from sin and upbuild our lives in righteousness and truth. PASS EMPLOYMENT BILL House Bill 68, providing for the licensing and regulation of the em•iloyment agencies of the State, which was introduced by Representative H. W. De Havens of Marion 'ounty, was passed Friday in the In(liana House of Representatives. It received the support of the State industrial board. The measure also prohibits agencies receiving money i'rom clients before employment is secured.

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(Copyright, 1927, By United Press) WEAK, Hook Up (14 Stations), 9 P. M. (Eastern) —Saint Saens program, New York Symphony Orchestra; Rene Pollain, conducting. WBZ, Springfield (333), and WJZ, New York (454), 8:10 P. M. (Eastern) —Boston Symphony Orchestra; Serge Koussevitzky, conducting. WJZ, New York, (454), KYW, Chicago (535), KDKA, Pittsburgh (309), lIP. M. (Eastern) —Old Timers’ night, New York Newspaper Club. WCCO, Minneapolis, St, Paul (416), 9 P. M. (Central)—The Portal Players. WRC, Washington (469), and WEAF, Hook Up (11 Stations), 7 P. M. (Eastern) Semi-annual meeting, bureau of the budget, addresses by President Coolidge and Brig. Gen. H. M. Lord. s:oo—WEAK—Farrell Orchestra. WBBM —Matinee. s:ls—WCl—Boy Scouts. B:oo—WHK—Crane's Orchestra. WMAQ— Topsy Turvy Time. 6:ls—KDKA—Concert. WTAM Hotel Cleveland Orehegtra. 6:3o—WGY—Dinner music. 7 :<M)—WGHB Ft. Harrison Orchestra. WJZ—Vorhee's Orchestra. WMBF— Dinner muste. WOK—String ensemble. WSAl—United States Marine Baud. WLW—Johanna Grosse. organist. 7:lo—WßNY—Varied program. 7:ls—WßZ—Capitol Orchestra: quartet. 7:3o—WMAK—Theater, WOR Vanderbilt Orchestra. WRNY—Roosevelt Or-

Concert Music 6:IS—KDKA. 7:OO—WSAI, WLW, WOK. B:OO—KDKA, WHK, WMBF. 8:10—WBZ. B:4S—WNYC. 9:OO—VVFI, WHK, WIP. WSAT. 9:3O—WSMB. 10:00—WGN, WFBE. 11:45—WSB.

chestra. WSAl—Address by Calvin - P*£<sW p nt of th- United States <:•')—WLS—Orchestra, scrap book. B:OO—KMOX—Red School House KDKA —Concert. WHK—Concert Orchestra. WLS—Barn dance. WMBF Concert. WOC—-Davenport Music Association . M „ [ ’'^! eck D ata . ry Kadio Club 8-10—WBZ—Boston Symphony to WJZ 8:15—-WIP—Male quartet. WLW—Ford and Glenn B:3o —WGHß—Studio musieale. golf talk tsilo— WrsiC—K. of (J. Band.

Dancing S:OO—WEAF. 6:OO—WHK. 6:IS—WTAM. 7:OO—WGHB. WJZ 7:3O—WOR, WRNY. B:OO—WLS. 10:00—WKRC. 10:15—WBZ. 10:30—WJZ. 11:00—WGY, WRC. 11:30—KTHS. 12:15—KGO. 12:30—KOA. I:OO—KNX.

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—Auction bridge. WSMB—Concert. 0:50 —WG BS—Contralto. 10:00—WEAK —Musical comedy hits to VVTAG. WGY. WDAF—University of Kansas Radio Day. WGN—Grand opera moments. WHK—Novelty program. WMBF—Frolic. WTAM Vaudeville. VVFBE—Baritone and piano. WKRC— Dance music and popular songs. WLW Ford and Glenn. 10:15—WBZ—Rcisman's Orchestra. 10:30—WJZ—Denny's Orchestra. 11:00 —WGN—Sam and Henry, musical program. WGY—Dance. WHK—Happy Hour. WRC—Carlton Club Orehesi hestra. 11:30—KTHS—Dance music, novelties. 11:45—WSB—Band concert. 11:15—WSB—Band concert X'.* :00—KPRC—Frolic. WAJIC Variety program WBBM—Belmont Theater. Nutty Club. WHT—Your Hour League. WSA1 —Dance music. 12:15—K GO—Dance. 13:30—KOA—Dance. 12:15—WDAF—Nighthawk trolic. Jack Little. I:oo —KNX—Arnheim's Orchestra. 2:oo—KFl—Frolic. WITH— Richman's Club.

SUNDAY’S PROGRAM (Copyright, 1927, by United Press) WEAF, Hook Up (14 Stations), 7:20 P. M. (Eastern) —Capitol Theater program. WEAF, Hook Up (17 Stations), 9:15 P. M. (Eastern) —Florence Austral, soprano; Alexander Brailowsky, pianist. WTIC, Hartford (476), 5 P. M. (Eastern) —Yale organ recital. KPO, San Francisco (428), Also KFI, and KGO, 2:45 P. M. (Pacific) —San Francisco Symphony Orchestra, WLS, Chicago (345), 6 P. M. (Central) —Little Brown Church. 6:OO—KM OX (280.2) st. Louis—Orchestra. WJZ (4;>51. New York—Carillon.

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WKBF (244 Meters) Hoosier Athletic Club Station Saturday, Jan. 29 A. M. 10:30 —Livestock market. (Courtesy Indianapolis Union Stockyards.) Weather forecast. (Courtesy United States weather bureau. Sunday, Jan. 3ft 2:3o—Musical program, put on hy Pacific Steel Boiler Corporation.

WOW (526), Omaha—Bible study. WTAM (389.4), Cleveland—Orchestra. WMBF 1384), Miami Beach—Concert. 0:20 —WCCO iiiut,. st. Paul—Science church. WLW (422.3), Cincinnati— Ford and Glenn. 6:30 KFNF <4Oll. Shenandoah Services. KLDS (441 i. Independence—Vespers. WHK (273. Cleveland—Concert. WLW (422.3). Cincinnati—Pres-

Concert Music 6:OO—WJZ, WMBF. 6:3O—WHK. 7:3O—KOA, WLW. B:OO—WPG. 8:15 —WEAF chain. 9:OO—KTHS, KFI. 9:3O—KPRC. 10:00—KFI, KTHS. WCCO. 11:00—KPRC, WFAA.

byterinp. WOC (484), Davenport Servlets. 6:IS—KDKA (309). East Pittsburgh Presbyterian. 7:OO—WTAM (389.4). Cleveland—Services. 7:3O—KOA (322.4). Denver Organ. KFNF (461), Shenandoah—Services. WHO (526). Des Moines—Symphony WLW (422.3). Cincinnati —Music. B:oo—K.'ft)X i 780.2 i. St. Louis—Science services. WHB (365.6). Kansas City—

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M. E. services. WPG (299.8), Atlantic City—Concert. B:IS—WEAF (492). New York—Florence Austral, soprano: Alcunnder Brailowsky. Russian pianist, to KSD. WTAM. WOC, WWJ, WFI. WGY. WSB. WHAS, WJAR, WTAG. WRC. WCAE, WEEI, WSAI. WGR WCCO. WGN. B:3O—KPO (428.3), San Francisco—Orchestra. FAA (475.9), Dallas—Little Symphony. 9:OO —KFAB (.340.8), Lincoln—Musical. KTHS (374.81. Hot Springs—Ensemble. KFI (467). Log Angeles—Organ. KMOX (280.2). St. Louis—Sunday night club. WJZ (4551. New York—violinist: also WBZ. WIP (508.21. Philadelphia Little Symphony. WOW (5261. Omaha —Chapel. WPG (209.8), Atlantic City —Musical. 9:15 KLDS (441). Indcpcndec—Services. KFUO (545.1). St. Louis—Music. WCCO I (416.4). St. Paul—Chippewa Indians. I WTAM (389.41. Cleveland—-Orchestra. 0:30 —KPRC (296.9). Houston—Concert j WBAP (475.9) Ft. Worth—Orchestra. I KgW (491.51. Portland—Services. KGO | (361.2), Oakland—M. E. services. WGBS (315.6) New York—Musical. WSUI (484). lowa City—Familiar hymns.

Dancing 7:SO—WLW. B:3O—KPO. 9:IS—WTAM. 9:3O—WBAP. 10:15—WKRC. 10:30—KPO, KMOX. 11:(\0 —WKRC. 11:45—K JR. 12:00—KFI, KPO.

10:00—lTT'r (4071, 7,08 Angeles Classic hour. KHJ (405.2). Los Angeles—Musteal. KTHS (074.8). Hot Springs Organ. KNX (337). Hollywood—Svn - phony. WCCO (416.4), St. Paul —Ogan. WOC (484). Davenport Little symphony. 10:15—WKRC (328). Cincinnati—-Dance program. 10:30 —KI'O (428.3 (. San Francisco—Orchestra. KMOX ( >80.3). St. l.ouis Dance music. KTIIS (374.8), Hot Springs—Train frolic. 11:00—KUW (491.5). Portland - Symphony. KFI (467). Los Angeles Venetians. KPRC (206.9). Houston Organ. KGO (361.2), Oakland Musical. KNX (337). Hollywood—Program. WFA A (475.9), Dallas—Quarte(. WHO (526), Dps Moines —Musical. WKRC (326). Cincinnati—Dance. 11:15—WHB (365.6). Kansas City Theater. 11:45 KJR (384.4). Seattle—Orchestra. 12:00 —KFI (467) Isos Angeles—Orchestra. Kl-C (428.3). San Francisco Dance music. RECITAL HERE SUNDAY Jacques Gordon Siring Quartet to Give Schubert Program. Rudolph Reuter and the Jacques Gordon string quartet of Chicago, will play a Schubert program at the John Herron Art Institute Sunday at 3:30 p. m., the •principal contra bassist of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Vaclav Jiskra, will replace one of the quartet members, since the “Schubert Quintet in Major” will be one of the numbers on the program.

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While they were looking o'er the hut, they heard squeals from a nearby rut. It sounded like someone coming so they turned about to see. And then a voice rang loud and clear, “Hello there, Tinies. Have no fear. None is going to hurt you, for you see ’tis only me.” The Tinies strained their eyes and then they found ’twas their old friend again. The furry looking Eskimo had trailed along behind. Said lie, “That house that you have found lias stood upon this lonely ground for many years. I’ve often thought it was a funny kind.” And then he told the Tinymites that many days add many nights ago a man had built the shack and then had gone away. Said he, “I’d use it if I could, but i's all cracked and shy of wood. The wind gets in and thus it is too cold a place to stay.” “Oh, can we have it?” Carpy said. “ ’Cause if we can, we’ll go ahead

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I. C. C. MAKES RULING

Bu Vnitcd Prc*n WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.—Railroads and steamship companies are not required to cooperate in making joint rates on wool from Pacific coast points to Boston, the Interstate Commerce Commission ruled Friday. Establishment of two routes and joint rates is not shown to be necessary to the public interest, as held by the Boston Wool Trade Association and western shippers, and failure of carriers to establish these rates and routes is not unjust, unreasonable or unlawful, the corhmittee decided.

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