Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 114, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 September 1927 — Page 8

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PRESBYTERIANS GIVE BACKING TO SHUMAKER City Presbytery Pledges 'Sympathy, Confidence’ to Anti-Saloon Chief. “Sympathy and confidence” was pledged Superintendent E. S. Shumaker of the Indiana Anti-Saloon league in a resolution adopted Tuesday by Indianapolis Presbytery at the fall meeting in the Wallace Street Presbyterian Church. Support for the league was also pledged in the resolution. * In support of Shumaker it declared that "thousands of representative citizens of this city and State are back of him in his effort to bring about the highest ideals of patriotism and citizenship.” At present the Anti-Saloon League

ft Gam A Corking Good Bill Headed by FULTON & PARKER In "Diversion ala Carte, ** a fast moving act of Songs, Dances and Girls. VIOLIN MANIA With Stanelll and Douglas BEN SMITH “Ain’t That Terrible” Dempsey-Tunney Fight returns in detail Thursday night. Better than a ringside seat. A radio on the stage will let you hear blow for blow. Dally Pipe Organ Recital by Ruth Noller. Starts 12:40 Noon. Doors Open 12:30

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MUTUAL Burlesque Theater DIRECT FROM JAZZLAND “KANDY KIDS” With jessie McDonald MAX COLEMAN On the Olass Illuminated Rnnway

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Hear One of America’s Foremost Women Orators Virginia Brandt Berg of Miami, Florida, “Called the Little Woman With a Big Message 1 ' Hear Also, the C. M. A. Gospel Quintette OF CLEVELAND, OHIO

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head is seeking appeal to the United States Supreme Court from a sentence of sixty days at the penal farm and SSOO fine for contempt of the Indiana Supreme Court. Attorney General Arthur L. Gilliom, who instituted the contempt proceeding, has filed another motion asking increase of sentence and will attempt to prove Shumaker sought influence of both Indiana United States Senators while his case was pending in courtt. Revs. R. M. Caldwell, J. P. Slagle and P. W. Grossman were ordained for the ministry yesterday. Ministerial delegates chosen for the State convention were H. T. Graham, T. N. Hunt, J. L. Prentice, Alexander Sharp, William C. Mahr, S. S. Aikman, A. R. Miles, George A. Frantz, John Heniy Spencer, Jean S. Miller, George L. Macintosh, J. Frank Young. Lay delegates are: C. Norman Green, James M. Beggs, R. E. Sprague, Frank N. Skinner, Edgar A. Evans and Herbert H. Clay, all of Indianapolis; Fred Garver of Boggstown, Benjamin Scott of Clayton, M. J. Boris of Franklin, John M. Smock of Southport, Paul M. Ogg of Greenfield, and David H. Whitman. Alternate delegates are: John A. Brown, M. M. Dowd, R. B. Malloch, B. W. Duck, William Job, William T. Allen and John Moffet, all of Indianapolis; J. N. Clark of Acton, M. C. Dodds of Bloomington ,W .W. Moore of Brazil, William Spellbrlng of Clay City, and O. V .Mutz of Edinburg.

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BIBLE SCHOOL EXPECTS 1,000 Heavy Enrollment Planned so Five-Day Class. Plan, for enrollment of 1,000 students in the flve-day interdenominational standard training school, to be conducted under auspices of the Indianapolis Ministerial Association and the Marlon County Council of Religious Education, at the Central Christian Church, Delaware and Walnut Sto., were announced todaysessions will open Monday and close Friday. Instructors include: Dr. Seldon L. Roberts of Philadelphia, Pa., national director of leadership for Northern Baptist convention; Dr. Calvin W. Laufer of Philadelphia, assistant editor of Presbyterian musical publications; the Rev. Fred W. Wentzel of Philadelphia, national director of leadership training for the Reformed Church; Mrs. J. Ruskin Howe, national children’s division superintendent of United Brethren Church; Miss Gen efrede Harris, Indiana director of young people’s work, Disciples of Christ; Miss Myrtle Huckelberry of Franklin, Ind., State children’s division superintendent. Northern Baptist convention; Miss Nellie CYoung of Indianapolis, Children’s division superintendent, Indians: Council of Religious Educaton; Dr.

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MOTION PICTURES

INDIANA Shows Are Getting Better Every . Week LOOK AT THIS! On the Screen LEW CODY AILEEN PRINGLE BIG LAUGH FILM “ADAM AND EVIL” On the Stage CHARLIE DAVIS INDIANA STAGE BAND Jack Partington’s “BANJO MANIA” 40 ARTISTS 40 MAURICE NEWS-NOVELTY 11 TO 1 ITO 6 AFTER 6 25c 40c 40c 60c

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F. A. Hayward of Indianapolis, executive secretary Northern Baptist convention in Marion County; Dr. J. B. Rosemurgy of Indianapolis, pastor of Irvington Methodist Episcopal Church, and the Rev. Lloyd V. Moffet of Indianapolis, director of education, Broadway Methodist Episcopal Church. WOMAN TRIES TO END LIFE IN CITY PRISON Fean Return to Confinement and Slashes Wrists. Fear of having to serve the rest of her two to fourteen-year term for violating the narcotic laws caused Mrs. Lucille Francis Klein, 35, of 3213 N. Illinois St., to attempt suicide in the city prison Tuesday afternoon by slashing her wrists with a piece of glass. Her condition was reported fair at city hospital. She was released from the Indiana State woman’s prison less than a month ago, after serving twenty-six months. She was admitted to the Theodora Home for Girls. Monday she went to visit a friend, alleged to be a dope addict. A relative, notified by the superintendent of the home, followed her and finally persuaded her to come home with him. After riding a few minutes, she jumped out of the car, landing on the pavement and suffering body bruises. She then was held at city prison. K. of C. to Stage Fight Party The Knights of Columbus will sponsor a radio party for members and their friends at the clubhouse Thursday night to receive returns from the Tunney-Dempsey fight. Gene Tunney is a member of an eastern council of the K. of C.

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