Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 207, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 January 1928 — Page 8

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FLAY SMOKING; WOMAN PASTOR BANJDEPLORED M. E. Missionary Society Disclaims Responsiblity in Controversy. Sm United Press CHICAGO, Jan, 6.—The Women’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church was on record today as deploring smoking, but disclaiming responsibility for the barring of Miss Maude Royden, English preacher, from making public appearances because she accepted the practice. Local committees in the cities involved cancelled Miss Royden’3 engagements, Mrs. Dan B. Brummitt of the missionary society said. A formal statement issued by Mrs. Brummitt last night said: “When it was learned that Miss Royden had accepted the English custom of smoking, a conference was called of all general officers (of the society) and all local committees. “It was decided that, while as American Christian women, they deplored the practice, they could not presume to judge the integrity and religious life of such a woman as Miss Royden. “Later at Chicago and Boston, the arrangements for Miss Royden’s lectures were cancelled by local committees.” Engagement Is Cancelled Bu United Press PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 6. —The Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal church here has decided to cancel the engagement of Miss Maude Royden to speak at its luncheon, Jan. 19. Mrs. William Peace, chairman of the committee, said the cancellation was due not so much to the fact that smoking and drinking as to the notoriety accompanying her statement.

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GAMBLING WAR STRIKES INDIANA AVE. RESORTS Proprietors Told to Take Out Partitions in Rooms. Police continued a drive against gambling Thursday night by ordering proprietors of alleged Indiana Ave. resorts to remove walls behind which gambling might take place without being seen by police passing by. Sergt. M. F. Morrisey arrested Archie (Joker) Young, Negro politician, at his place, 522 Indiana Ave., on a charge of profanity and vagrancy, declaring that Young abused him because he ordered the built-in wall removed. Grafton Blankenship, 314 Indiana, Ave., police said, removed a partition in his place without complaint. Other Negro clubs were ordered to get new charters, keep doors ui> locked and remove electric buzzer systems. Frank Freise, 903 N. Illinois St., was charged with keeping a gambling house by Lieut. Patrick O’Connor, who said he found two men in an upstairs room playing poker. He seized cards and $4. HIT BY AUTO, INJURED Woman Bruised Walking Into Side of Car; Driver Not at Fault. Donald Kimberton, 6, of 117 S. Noble St., suffered a severe head injury Thursday night when struck by an automobile driven by Eugene Foley, 4427 Broadway, at Bell and Noble Sts. Mrs. Stella Fleishman, 5316 N. Capitol Ave., was bruised and cut on the head and body when she walked into the side of an automobile near her home. Louis Jennings, 2416 N. Illinois St., driver, was not blamed by police. William L. Herder, 2101 N. Pennsylvania St., and his wife were injured slightly when their automobile collided with a street car on Pennsylvania St. between Ohio and New York Sts. Woman Dies Aiding Calf Bn United Press LA PORTE, Ind., Jan. 6.—While chasing a calf from the Pennsylvania railroad tracks near her home at Bee Grove, Mrs. Martha Bresecke, 65, was struck and killed by a passenger train.

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