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MONDAY NIGHT TILL 9:00 Sermon of the Week—

‘Measuring

Scripture: A man’s life consisteth not in the abundance of the things which he possesseth.” Luke 12:15.

T° A YOUNG MAN disturbed that his brother held the family inheritance, Jesus said, “A man's life consisteth not in the abundance of the things which he possesseth.”

And yet it is these things that we demand to know of our fel-

low man. What is his income? What is he worth? Where does he live? How does he dress?

What kind of car does he drive? This we ask as we ‘size a man up” = The curse of things is upon us. Things are in the saddle, and

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burdens, for life is measured by what we do. Another measure of a man’s life is the things he loves, These reveal the depth and breadth of life. Our lives are tempered by our affections. Love money, and your friends

will perceive, if you do not, how — For You! life grows cold and hard and while Paul remains a pauper. | \ oad, A personalized hair style metallic. Love noble books and Measure them by the things to | 9 X70 created for each individual live among them and they will which they aspire and Paul I customer.

warm and mellow your soul. Love people and you live enlarged in them. Love not only

Dr. George W. Buckner Jr.

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tional magazine for the Disciples of Christ, wrote this “Sermon of the Week” for The Times.

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man's life by the things he has. ou n Md KNOWLEDGE is one such measure A man’s life does consist, in part at least, in the abundance of the things he knows. A man may own a great violin, but if he has no knowledge of music he possesses but a bit of wood and string. Put that same instrument in the hands of a master and it takes on added value. So it is of a painting or a book. Life is enriched by what we know. A second way to measure a | man's life is by the things he | does. The farmer is enriched because the seed that grows is that which he himself has planted and cultivated. A mansion given to a young couple means

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Herman F. Rikhoff, who rose from Mayor's tailor to police chief in one day, died yesterday {at his home, 5111 Washington { Blvd. He was 78. A nationwide stir was caused «lan. 1, 1922, when Mr. Rik- 8% hoff was ap-¥ pointed policefs chief by the late JK

| ‘I know my {man is going to {be a good police {chief because he

thas been my tailor for 20 years,” Mayor ® Shank said in Mr Rikhoff

making the surprise appointment. The Wickersham Commission in Washington, D. C., noted the appointment and decried the, practice of naming police chiefs] oi simply because they had been successful in business. The Indiana legislature later passed a law requiring that a man serve at least

Plenty of Exira five years in police service before he could be named chief. Salespeople Mr. Rikhoff headed the police fo Help You \Y

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‘ 1946, he served as chief jailer un-| Your opportunity to BUY TWO der former Sheriff Otto Pettit, i . He retired five years ago after 2 for less than the price of one. suffering a stroke. Lifelong Resident i He served under former Sheriff Albert Magenheimer, Mr. Rikhoff had been a tailor for 20 years before turning to police work. He was a lifelong Indianapolis resident. Surviving are his wife, Mary Oral; a son, Harold, Madison, Wis.; a daughter, Mrs. Arthur Pratt, a brother Louis Francis {Rikhoff, and two sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Clark and Mrs. Veron\ica Martin, all of Indianapolis. {Also surviving are three grandchildren. | Services will be at 8:30 Tues|day in Reynolds Mortuary and at 9a. m. in St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church, of which he was a member. Burial will be in St. Joseph's Cemetery.

$47,000 Judgment Slapped on Sinatra

NEW YORK, Apr. 21 (UP)—| Frank Sinatra has found out just | how golden silence is. It cost him $47,046. The state supreme court slapped a judgment of that amount on! the singer for failing to make! personal appearances at the Na-| tional Apparel Shows in Minne-! apolis last September. The fashion show organization charged that Mr. Sinatra ignored

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