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dow 1 T COUNCIL URGES | kik Finds Horror Tales of Limehouse, Are Exaggerated Iirew 8 By FREDERICK C. OTHMAN where . I ubdersiood every third Two of them were playing a darts “I am very sorry, sir,” he said, iit ve j BO So Tous Gu | At Wa § Tudcrer ud every 14s | ghste’ and argiing bout X. That's| “but double gins are strictly. against 4 ything 'h | : ee . & of opium. male an operative of Fu Manchu. - [where the noise came from. The|the law. I can only sell single gins, rdinance. - It i ® Joi BE ig clutching at I kept looking behind me (you'll| barkeeperess, a portly lady With|put you can have two of those.” | : picked Sp 8 Christian Advocate EOItOr] cat. Secret docks. The Insidious | U0derstand if you've ever been ad-| authority tn her hiss _hushed| A fine thing. Limehouse, and reaioe Quis: To Speak Here Dr. Fu Manchu, His “cellars of|dicted to British detective tales) | them: I had a beer and staggered here a hard-boiled character named i at a . Pennyfleld st. Limehouse. Shhhh.|but nobody swatted me on the head|into the Limehouse night. Othman couldn't even buy a double a chance to Dr. Roy Lemon Smith, editor off I tell you, friends, I'm Sing 30 with a lead pipe or pulled me “into| Famed Hangout slug of gin, : the Christian Advocate, and Dr. Have oY Slislior vue ovary. Bel red | “OY sinful den. The streets were| po. the street was the far-| I took two singles, poured them peg they Robert Henry Miller, professor §f| . these many years with tales of deserted. There was no fog. - famed Charles Brown's hangout|in the same glass, and joined in the} ‘whistle view religion and philosophy at Man- horror in Limehouse. Some Playing Cards known to all sailors over the world. | choral work. A double gin at Charforgot to say chester college, will speak at the| Having left my wallet in the office} The only Chinese I saw were play-| The piano was tinkling “I Can't{lie Brown's turned out to be half an I's scheme to 10th annual state conference of the|vault and.gone two days without a|ing cards. They scarcely looked up|Give You Anything But Love, Baby." | ine of yellowish fluid in the bot~ ’ ear-splitting Indiana council on religion in higher|shave (so' I'd look suitably tough),|when I poked ‘my head in the door.| The folks inside, mostly sallors| = =o o Coier’class, with little r would have education ‘Saturday at the Indian-|I spent a night in Limehouse,| There were ships at the docks and and their marcelled girls, were guz- a apolis Athletic club. a few sailors straggling up to|szling weak beer and singing about|more yaliog. than a strawberry . Other speakers will include Dr.|Anderson college; Harold 8. John: |Pennyfield st. where more imaginary (love. They sounded plain awful. "i ou i E. R. Bartless, Prof. J. C. Hixon|son, Taylor university; Robert|deeds of villainy have been per-|The flags of ‘the world fluttered t out of there with my regard bation, I re- and Dr. John Tennant, all of De-|Kiatt, Marion college; Miss Julianne|formied probably than anywhere|from the ceiling. or mystery writers at low ebb, but nber of snags Pauw university, and Parker P.|Hertzog, Indiana Central college,|eise in the world. Two waitresses in felt hats with pod still was to come. 3 r boys of Ss Jordan, general secretary of the and Wanda Coil, Butler university.]| Whole blocks of Limehouse were | feathers hustled growlers of beer to| I hoofed down Ming st, where ractice after Y.M.C. A, of Indianapolis. Officers of the organization are|leveled by the blitz bomb, but there |the customers, This looked™ tough,|some fictional fates worse than by the police. The purpose of the council is to| Edgar Evans, president; Fermor 8.|still stood a place called the Anchor | all right, but I was getting braver. |death also have been perpetrated, ling how the persuade church-supported colleges|Cannon, Mrs. L. G. Hughes and] that looked suitably mysterious from| I swaggered to the bar trying to|and it pains me to report what I dy connected to give instruction in the Bible and| Glenn W, Thompson, vice presi-| without, Dim lights, one small|look like a character out of Sax|saw. The citizens of the district the Sugges- religion and to require courses for|dents; Paul R. Matthews, treasurer, |door, strange noises seeping out, I Rohmer, banged on the beer drip-|were lining up to spend a Limedges on choir graduation. and Mrs, Mabel J. Hudelson,| ventured in, pings trickling across the mahog-|house night at the cinema watch~ Students who will speak at®the|secretary. 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