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DRAMATI PRODUCTION GIVEN BY WETHODISTS THOUSANDS WITNESS PERFORMANCE AT COLUMBUS. CELEBRATION OF CENTENARY COLUMBUS. June 11. Marking the beglrtnlcr new era In modem thurch poller, a capacity audience here last nlffht "witnessed the premier performance of "The Wayfarer" a gigantic dramatic spectacle representing; the triumph of Christianity through the ages In connection with the opening of the Meth dtst Centenary celebration. The coliseum at the state fair grounds has been transformed Into a theater for the centenary and with what Is said to be the largest stage In the country grtTes ample room for the more than J.6 persons In the The drama, suggested by the music of Handel's oratorio.

"The Messiah i. wss accompanied by a chorus of i.oOO voices, the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra of serenty flre members and a mammoth pipe organ. More than VtMA people attended the opening day of the exposition, which celebrates the one hundredth anniversary of the founding of Methodist missionary endeavor. Kight buildings, filed with exhibits from every country I'nder the sun, were packed all day. Durlnr both the afternoon and eyettinr.

a din j. lay of flrwwork entertained the visiting thousands In the outdoor amphitheater, which has a seating capacity for 25.00 people. The gates of the exposition were rpened yesterday noon by a message from Acting Secretary of State Frtnk L. Polk, at Washington. Today was Ohio and Kentucky day at the exposi tion.

CHURCH NOTES J. W. Crawford will speak at o'clock tomorrow morning at the South Bid gospel mission. The Rev. Edward Haines Kletler wtil Preach tomorrow at 11 o'clock In the ourth Presbyterian church on "Orders, Fir!" At All Souls Unitarian church.

Sunday morning, the Rev. V. 8 Wicks. wilt preach on The Message of Walt "Shrinking will bo the mon theme of the Kev. George st First Congregational church tomorrow morning.

"The Light al Joy pf fjfe" will the subject of Dr. M. Haines a sermon Sunday morning In First Presbyterian church. At the Klrst English Lutheran church the llev. A.

K. Henn. rastor. will Mk on the subject "liemember There will re no evening service. The fUr.

K. R. LwB will prea at Wesley Chapel Sunday morning on jesua Knows. In the evening, Ir. C.

K. Bacon will preach. The Rev. A. B.

Whitney will speak st Becond Eiaptlst churrh tomorrow morning on "The Rest Vale Tiier will be no evening service. Ir. Prank C. Walker, who served" with base hospital No. 22.

in Trance will speak First Fiinls church tomorrow morning at 10. o'clock. Vl Carson, pastor of Sutherland Presbyterian church, will speak tomorrow morning on 'Drift anj in the evening on 'Hearing the cross. Ir. J.

H. Loddrldgs, pastor of Maple TEXTS rreebytertaa. SECOND PRESBYTERIAN I CHURCH i (Downtown) 'arnKnt and Pennsylvania sta. REV. OWEN D.

ODELL, D.D., i Pastor Morning worship at 11. DR. ODELL WILL PREACH Sunday School in all de partments at 9:30. Bible Class at 10 a. m.

in fl auditorium. Evening services discontinued until further notice yi THE METnIORIAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Ashland see, and Eleventh st. James M. Eakins, Minister Mominff and Evening Services for the Summer. 'THE HEART OF THE GOSPEL." A SONG PROGRAM Br the church Quartet under lie direction of Mrs, Carotyae Pike.

PunJay Krhoot. C.asses far aiL Men's Claaa. Tearber. Goerar James P. Goodrich.

MasthlT church alsht. Thursday a renlng. A walvwna tur the isltArs. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SOCTHrAST CORNER rEUWA.RE AND WXTEE.NTH 8TS. REV.

M. L. HAINES, D. Pas TOR, Wjti prch m. Subject: "The Light and Joy of Life' 9:30 A.

BIBLE SCHOOL Graied lygtem. Claaset for men and women. Orchestra music. 6:45 p. Christian Endeavor senr ic.

Mid week terrice. Thursday. 7:45 p. m. A WELCOME TO ALL MERIDIAN HEIGHTS PRESBYTERIAN Fortyevt sad Para are.

RE. K. W. riACXKMKTER. Minister.

Sunday school, 33 11 a. ni. niH.n. The Church at Ephesus." C. E.

at si. Outdoor Service at 8 p. m. Coauauniiy slngtag. pecu auaibers by ifce cVir.

gee maw: "Facts About Christ's Return" Come, eajoy tbeee sraat outdoor aemces wits Westminster Presbyterian Ptato and Sturu aves. REV. H. T. GRAHAM.

PASTOR. :4 a. subject. "Leva 1VV f1" "Tb4i M5 Light." BSMe jchnol. I a nv T.

P. a. p. to Prarer meeting Tnorwlav, VOL" ARB CORDIAIXT iXAirXD. Road M.

E. church, will preach Sunday morning on "Economy: Let Nothing Be Lost." and in the evening on "What Is Salvation Dr. Lewis Brown, rector of St. Paurs Episcopal church, will speak tomorrow morning on "Retrospect and Prospect." and in the evening on "The Damna tion of rnvea." The Rev. J.

L. Stout, pastor of Morris Street VI. E. church, will preach in the morning on "The Koad to Success." In the evening he will speak on "When Are We Lost?" At Irvinjrton M. E.

church, tomorrow morning. Dr. B. Hyde, the pastor, will have for hia theme. "The Natural and the Spiritual." There will be no evening service.

i The Rev. C. O. Weber1, pastor of College Avenue Moravian Episcopal church, will preach tomorrow morning on "Two Viewpoints." and in the evening on "Moral Leprosy." The Rev. H.

M. Pattison. pastor of Grace M. church, will speak tomorrow morning on "Joy Made Full." and in the evening on "Opening the Windows, of Heaven." There will be a baptismal service and reception of members at the Barth Place M. E.

church at the morning service. "The Blessings of Repentance" will be the evening subject. The Rev. W. B.

Farmer wUl speak at Broadway Methodist church Sunday morning on "Presumptuous Sins." and In the evening on "Tbe One Question That Never Changes." "The Priceless Treasure" will be the subject of the sermon at 11 a. m. at the Roberts Park church by the Rev. G. M.

Smith. The pastor's evening topic will be. "Is Neglect Sinr: The morning subject of the Rev. Elmer St. Clair, pastor of Heath Memorial M.

E. church, will be "The Meaning of a Sigh." In the evening his topic wlU be "A Pertinent Question." The Rev. E. P. Jewett will preach at Hall Place ML E.

church tomorrow morning on "Christ's Measure of Love." Pak Cbue Chau. a Chinese, will apeak in the evening on China The Irvington churches will begin six weeks of union Sunday evening services tomorrow evening at the Presbyterian church. Dr. M. B.

Hyde, pastor of the Methodist church, will preach. At the Broadway Baptist church the Rev. A H. McKee, pastor, will preach In the morning on "Christ at Commencement," and In the evening on "The Shadow of a Great Crag." "The Open Door will be the sub Ject of the Rev, C. It.

Lawsm's sermon at Trinity Congregational hurch tomorrow morning. Several returned sol 1 era will speak In the Dr. H. R. DeBra.

Of Gary, will preach at both services tomorrow at St. Paul M. E. church. His morning theme will bs "The Alien In Our Industrial Centers and the Church's Program." The Re.

M. W. Sunderman, pastor of Grace Evangelical church, will preach In the morning on "Jesus, the Way, the Truth, the Life." His evening topic will be "The World Needs Christ. The Rev. M.

L. Pcheldler, pastor of Second church. Evangelical Association, will have for his morning theme. "Doing God's Will." At 7:45 p. m.

his theme will be "The Story of a Great Failure." The Rev. C. E. Bacon, district superintendent of the Methodist church, will preach at the Malott Park M. E.

church tomorrow morning. At night he will speak at the Wesley Chapel M. E. church The Rev. Frederick E.

Taylor will speak Sunday morning in First Bid church on "Three Things All jHen Need to Sustain Lire. and In the Heading." "The Risk of Misplaced Energy" will the subject of the Rev. Allan B. Phllputt's sermon at the Central Christian church tomorrow monlng. The evening subject wtll be "The Outcome of Hmalt Things." "Knowing the Kirns of the Times" will be the subject of the sermon Sunday morning at the Mansur Park Methodist Protestant church by the Rev.

J. FOR SERMONS Preahjrteelas I TABER83ACLE I 1 PRESBYTER Meridian and Eleventh sta REV. J. AMBROSE DUNKEL, D. Pastor.

The paster will preaca at 11 a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Morning thama.

"Jesus Only." Eeeniag tbeme. "Jesus in the Common Things' of Life." Bible school. 11 a. m. eneetlng.

I p. m. Prayer meeting. Thursday, p. m.

Seventh Presbyterian Elm and MeCarty. M. E. Runden, Pastor Bandar school. I JO.

Morning serrk s. MEMORIAL SERVICE for Pr. Da rid A. Keren, former pastor, who died June t. C.

4. reUvg service. ea, "GETTING THINGS DONE." Midweek Meeting. Thurada. p.

Ladles' Mlastooary Society will meet Tbura dsy aftamoon at home of Mrs. P. O. De Long. Oliege ave.

W. Walls wUl teU ef hta essoTenree Fra noe IRVINGTON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH JeBasoa at Julian. Minister Kee. L. A.

Harrlman. Morning worship 6 Topic "Commencement Aspirations." I'nlon Bus day Kvaaing Corvlco T.e p. m. Rev R. M.

Hyda. of the MetbedUt church, peescaes. GRACE PRESBYTERIAN Capitol ava. aa4 Thlrij eecod sc Rer. A.

C. V. Skinner, Ph. Ptor.i Mornteg worship, 11. CHportunlty." Kfa iRg worship.

ea. "Thrift. tfoaday acbool aa4 Blot claseea te; gr4de4 deeartmentai eiasses (or children of SU age C. 4 ti Prayer service Thursday. T.4S.

Everybody cordial! iavtted to THE HOMELIKE CHURCH FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN 1 Nlseteeath aitd Alabama. El)WARI HAINES KISTLXR. minister. Mrs. F.

T. Cdeabarter. organist. I 11 m. "ORDERS, SIR!" I Bible acbool.

J6 a. EL. p. Tnureday. p.

m. To all this church says WELCOME" Troub Memorial Church Leonard and Cottar. Tt Rev. Jo'Sa TV. Arrastrong.

pastor. VXD AT SCHOOU A Monslcg worship. 11 ernos. "A STRONG MAN WKAK VESi" eslag worsatp. Rev.

Robert Beaaett. raturnev! aniasceaary from India. Evangel istis servtco. Welcome to aiL Caiteel Pieehf te ilsa UNITED PRESBYTERIAN Woodruff Cntted PVesbyteriaa Charcti, Arsenal ao4 Twelfth. Ir.

Cowaa. pastor Sermon. a Bible school. t. first Valted Presbyteriaa Chorea Corner Paxk and Tweaty second st PreavchlBa' st 4i sad 7 45 Rev.

Willis CTmTu. Other sr ices as ascat. Cord Lai welcome to ail. Cnxiataaa aa4 Unions ry AlUaaew. and MUsiosarr ALtancs GOSPEL TABERNACLE I ark ava.

ad Tantb st. Sur.viar aervicas a m. aad p. rtt REV. JESSE MacPHERSON will rive the rceseeges cvorazng aal evea i5 r5 F3 5S3 THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 1919.

The Religion of Thrift The people of Indianapolis have nobly done their part in assisting the Government to carry her share of responsibility in the winning of the great war. This has been evidenced by the manner in which all five of the Liberty Loans have been over subscribed. Thousands of our people who were never "bond holders" before, now take great pride in the savings which they have made through these Government investments. Now that the pressure of war is off, the sure tendency will be to cease saving and investing, and consume our earnings on living and pleasure. The habit of thrift of saving a part of our weekly earnings should be continued with great assiduity.

What is thrift? It is good management of the business of living. Thrift is wise spending of time and money getting the most out of one's time, getting the most out of one's strength, getting the most out of one's earnings. Thrift means thought, so that whims may not run away with the things we really need. Thrift means forethought, so that large ends may not be sacrificed to the moment's pleasure. Thrift means sense of value so that every minute and every penny may enter at its proper rating in the permanent account of life and fortune.

Thrift is command of opportunity, command of one's own resolution, command of the present and future. The man who has mastered thrift is master of his fate. The people who have acquired thrift hold the reins of world supremacy. The Church Federation of Indianapolis THOS. C.

DAY, President. C. JlcCaslln. uastor. His evening subject is "Spiritual At the Central Avenue M.

E. church. Dr. O. W.

Fifer, pastor, will preach at 10:45 a. m. on "The Crown or L.tre Church" There will be a children's program at the Sunday school service at 9:15 a. and no evening service. The Rev.

B. G. Barker, pastor of Peoples Congregational church, will preach tomorrow morning on "The Sevenfold Privileges of God's Children." The Rev. Frederic Kempster will preach in the evening on "Optimism." At the Memorial Baptist church the Rev. William Everett Grinnell will have for his morning theme heJoy of the Godly Life." Seldon M.

Roberts will speak at the B. Y. P. V. service at 7 p.

also at the evening church service at 7.46. A 'service of sacred song at the King Avenue M. E. church next Sunday evening, beginning at 8 o'clock will be given by the choir. In the morning the Rev.

K. L. Butler, pastor, wjU preach on "The Key to Success in the Christian Ufe At Plet. her Place Methodist Episcopal church the Rev. William Bright mlre.

pastor, will give holy communion at 1:45 a. assisted by the choir ih. nrrinitt There will be preach ing at p. m. by a former pastor, the Kev.

D. J. Good, D. D. The Rev.

J. D. Garrison will preach at the North Park Christian church, tomorrow morning, on "The Blessings of Uethedist Kplacopal. Delaware sad Vermont sta (Downtown) Rev. Geo.

M. Smith, D. Pastor Sunday School, 9:45 a. m. Preaching Services, 11 a.

m. arid 7:45 p. m. Morning Topic: "THE PRICELESS TREASURE." Evening Topic: "IS NEGLECT SIN?" You are cordially invited to all these services. liBIMAi STREET Opposite new library St.

CTair st. DR. PHILIP L. FRICK. Pastor 10:45 a.

m. "RELIGION AS COMMON SENSE" 9:45 a. m. Sunday schooL Bible class led by Judge Dausman. 6:45 p.

m. Epworth League. No Evening' Service. THIS DOTOWN CHURCH CORDIALLY INVITES YOU. BROADWAY Twenty oocoad sad Broadway W.

B. Farmer, Minister A Sunday School to Ressember. Woraiap "Presumptuous Sins." The Unavoidable Question' A pisasant plaxs to eoraiup, but no "co.d i rtoras'e'' cfturriv Edwin Ray Methodist Ooraee Woodlaw ri art ail Laure: st UEO. S. HEX INGER.

Pastor Morning eervwe. 19 ai. PAK CHt'E CHAN, a converted Cbineee. will anve Sua esperieace. A most taterestlcg speaAer, at T.aE m.

The pastor wiii preac the tjsema: "(10) 9 More Nights in Barroom." Cot early. Tou are Invite MERRTTT LACE M. E. NORTH SITJE VflUTART PARK C. KROfT.

PASTOR. Cjass meetisg. I. aad 4:45. Public cr ship.

IB S4 aad 7.4. MaratBC. "Study on Prayer." Helping One Another Ttnday school. J5l Ecwortii league. 4 sr.

Junior Leag ae. iJoaday. p. m. Prayer meet lag.

Tfearsday. p. m. METO PARK 1ETKI111T Office, Y. M.

C. Religious Fellowship." His evening subject will be. "Provident Honesty." Harry K. Maon. of Toledo, will sing at the morning and evening services.

"Jonah's Vscation Jaunt" is the topic of the Rev. Lucius R. Paige, pastor of the Central LniversalEst church for Sunday morning. Miss Ethel Phillips wiU sing "The Lord Is My Light," and Mrs. Mary E.

Langbein will sing "How Beautiful On the Mountains." There will be no evening service. Memorial services will be held at the Seventh Presbyterian church at 10:45 a. for Dr. David A. Heron, former pastor, who died at Wooster, June i In the evening the Rev.

M. E. Run den, pastor, will preach on "The Right Man in the Right Place, or Getting Things Done." The Rev. A. 8.

Buchanan will speak Sunday morning at Home church, on the subject "Sent as a Messenger." At the evening hour his topic is "The Figures Carved on Our Pillars of Character." "Thrift. Heedless Waste and Their Power to Build Character" will be considered at the 8 p. m. service. "The Gospel of Toll" will be the Sun day morning sermon subject of a.

H. Gebhart pastor at the Central Avenue Reformed church. "Our Christian 8peech" will be his evening theme. Dr. A.

C. V. Skinner's themes for tomorrow at Grace Presbyterian church will be: Morning. "Opportunity. Now or Never:" evening.

"Thrift." a sermon in keeping with the Indiana War Sav 29 AND ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR SUNDAY Methodist KpUeopeJ. Gram 12th and Central Avenue. 10:45 a. m. Dr.

0. W. FIFER, Pastor Preaches Upon "THE CROWN OF LIFE CHURCH" Sunday School, 9:15 a. m. Special Children's Program No Evening Services.

FRIENDLINESS TO STRANGERS AND ALL OTHERS HALL PLACE METHODIST Sixteenth and Hall Place. Rer. Edward P. Jewett. pastor.

Preaching, It so a. m. rub leet. "Christ's Measure ot Love." p. m.

Pa Chae, Chau. a converted Chtneaa, wtlt spealc on China. Come and bring your friends Sunday school, 1 10 a. m. Xp worth Leagua 4 45 p.

m. Class meeting. 4:45. east room. Everybody cordially la vltedT Stranssrs welcome.

Isatta4. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Meridian and Vermont. DR. FREDERICK E. TAYLOR, Pastor.

Bible school, morning worship, ermon 'THREE THINGS ALL MEN NEED TO SUSTAIN LIFE" B. T. P. evening worship. 44.

SerrDoa: "A GOOD BOOK FOR SmiilER READING" M)dei( prayer service. Thursday. 7:46. Stransers welcome. Frietvds.

FIRST FRIENDS CHURCH Alabama aad Thirteenth sts. W. O. Trueblood, Minieter. 9:30 Sunday School 10:45 Meeting for Worship Meeaage by DR.

FRANK C. WALKER 1 recently returned from France where he served with Base Hospital 1 32. Captain Walker will relate some of his expriences while the I battles raged near the hospital. A cordial welcome to the public. iMrs.

E. B. Lange, Music Director, Miss Louise N. Huff, Organist. Ueat Catty.

CHURCH OF SILENT UNITY ODD FELLOW ELD I Sunday. I rr. Frederich Elias Andrews will speait on "THE OVE GREAT ESSENTIAL." Reading rooma 1U4 15 Od 1 Paliow fcida; opec daily from a. to 4 tt. Pbona VISITORS AL.WATS WELCCM2X Thrift is a good habit of mind and practice, and all children should be schooled in its possession.

The Government is deeply interested in continuing the method of investments known as Thrift and War Savings Stamps, now that the war is over, and all our people are encouraged to devote a share of their earnings to these concerns. The week beginning June 22nd has been set apart by the Government of the United States as "Thrift Week." Indiana now leads in the Seventh Federal District in per capita sales of War Savings Stamps. We all should take pride in keeping Indiana at the very forefront in every worthy enterprise, whether of Government or local interest. The pastors of Indianapolis have been requested to speak favorably of this national movement in their pulpits tomorrow. "To set one's house in order" not only refers to the saving of one's soul, but also to the saving of a share of one's earnings to meet the needs of the closing days of one's earthly life.

The very heart of genuine religion is the care of one's family. The Government provides a safe and convenient way for every man and every child in Indianapolis to become in time fully independent, and a self supporting citizen. The Church Federation of Indianapolis is always interested in every movement which has to do with the safety, the prosperity and the happiness of all our people. For this reason it gives its unqualified endorsement to this worthy movement, and expresses the hope that all churches may take notice of this important matter tomorrow and encourage all to the habits of sacrifice and thrift. A.

Building. M. C. ings committee's plan for the summer and fall months. At Brookside Park V.

B. church, during June. July and August the Sunday school and preaching service will be combined, lasting from 9:30 to 11 o'clock. Regular services will be held at night. Subjects of the Rev.

F. B. Parsons, pastor, for Sunday are: "A Still. Small Voice" and "Prophets Who Prophesy." A song program will be given Sunday evening at Memorial Presbyterian church. Tne quartet is composed of Miss Kathrina Howard, soprano; Miss Goldle Williams, alto; James Thomas, tenor, and Charles Almes, barytone.

Mrs. Carolyn Pike Is the organist and director, and Harold Williams the viollnist. Dr. Charles H. Gunsolus.

pastor of Fourth Christian church, will preach tomorrow morning on "Many Are Called, but Few Are Chosen." George D. Laxxell will be ordained into the eldership of the church after the morning service. The Christian Endeavor will meet with Marie Gunsolus. 1075 West Michigan street. The subject will be "India and Christianity." Union services with Central Christian church will be held at 8 p.

m. Welcome home services will be held at the Garden Baptist church all day Sunday. H. E. Negley, state senator, will talk at 11 a.

m. Luncheon will be served at noon. At 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon. Captain Ball, who has charge of Y. M.

C. A. work st Ft. Benjamin Harrison, will speak. Captain Christian.

I I I CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH I Comer Delaware and Walnut sta. If I Rev. Allan B. Philputt, 1 D. Pastor fit 10:45 a.

m. Misplaced Energy." 0 ft 8 :00 p. ra. "The Outcome of Small Things." Judge U. Z.

Wiley will lecture fl to men's Bible class. Endeavor Meeting, 7 P. M. 1 I W'i JUIIMCJIk SaCwah'alltilslV THIRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH Broadway aad Seventeenth. Rev.

T. W. Grafton, Pastor Morning sen lues. 10:45. Subject: The Only Worth While Religion." Evening service.

0. Subject: "Doing the Impossible." Sunday school. a. m. Endeavor meeting.

4:46 p. m. DOWNEY AVENUE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Corner of Downey and Julian IRVINGTON Rev. Clarence Reidenbach, Ph. Pastor 10 4J a.

m. "The Drama of Suffer! ns fnton service st Irvington Preabyterian church. Welcome. HIUUSIDE CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Corner Ingram and Nevada st REV.

C. E. OLDHAM Combined Funds achool and church Service st The servle rlnaee at 11 o'clock The pastor's subject will be The Presence of Wltnesaea." Evenlns seritce at 7 THE WAGES Or SIX A hearty welcome ail. Second Reformed Church Corner Alabama and Merrill Sts. One square east of Oarfleld Park car Una.

Henry W. Vitz, Pastor SCNDAT SCHOOL, 14 MORNINO SERVICES. EVENING SERVICE. 7 CENTRAL AVENUE REFORMED i Twenty first and Contra! H. Gebhardt.

student paster. Morning service. 10. 45, "The Gospel ef Toli." Evening. 7 Our Christian Speech Sunday acbooi.

at a. m. C. E. at 7 Bible St a dent a THE ASSOCIATED BIBLE STUDENTS METROPOLITAN SCHOOL OF MUSIC.

11 a. Sunday, June 22. Subject: "Ye, Brethren, Are Not in Darkness." SEATS FREE. NO COLLECTION. Hollneaa.

HOLINESS LEAGUE HI E. Ccurt west of court house. Meeting every Tuesday. Friday and Sunday and Sunday afternoon R. A.

Uc CANX. eupt. PEARSON, Exec. Sec. Ball arv4 vltk Italy At o'clock in the evening Orblson will speak.

The Rev. W. H. Harris is the pastor. The Fletcher Place M.

E. church has a plan whereby the south side minute men will have charge of Sunday evening services from July 13 until the first Sunday In September. Open discussions of current questions will feature these services. ill R. Harry man will have charge of the services and a chorus will provide music.

Ministers belonging to the Preabyterian and Reformed churches of the city will meet at 10:50. Monday morning, at the Second Presbyterian church. The Rev. George 8avary. D.

who. for ten yeara. was minister to a mid London Institutional church, now pastor of the rr'Ba' ionai cnurcn, will speak on Church Federation In England. Ite Share In Putting the Present Liberal Government In Power." SOCIAL SIDE OF CHURCHES Th Tbriix, uxUlry will meet at 12 clock Tuesday with Mrs. Albert Seaton.

140 Hampton drive. The Home Missionary Society of Hall church will meet Tuesday at 2:30 o'clock with Mrs. T. W. Wrlaht 2346 North Capitol avenue.

Officers wili be elected. The annual picnic of the Fried ens Evangelical Sunday school will be held PLAIN PRACTICAL SERMON each Sunday evening At The MASONIC TEMPLE, NORTH AND ILLINOIS STS. Subject For Sunday June 22d, 7:30: "WHAT A PERSON MUST DO IN ORDER TO BE SAVED." These meetings are free to all. Come and hear the evangelist, T. F.

Hubbard. Latheran. ST. MARKS Woodla wn and Hoabrook. one square east of Virginia svs.

Rev. R. H. Bentlng, pastor. Sunday school, Divine worship, Sunday school picnic st Garfield park all day Tuesday.

June 14. Brine your basket lunches Committee haa arranged games. Children meet at the church at St. Paul's Ev. Lutheran Church Corner B.

New Jersey and MeCarty sta R. F. Zimmerman, Pastor Service 'German). a. m.

Subject: "A ei'MMART OF CHRTST1AN DOCTRINE." No evening service. Church council. Friday. I p. ST.

PETER'S LUTHERAN Brookside and Jefferson. E. H. Reuter, Pastor Divine worship with holy communion snd sermon on "Eternity," 10 o'clock. Preparatory service.

:30 Emnaui Ev. Lutbersn Church Laurel and Oranes sts. Rev. W. C.

Melnsen, pastor. English confessional service. a. m. Enallsch preaching and communion, 10 a m.

German worship aad Lord's supper, 7 SO p. m. E. T. P.

S. meets Monday evenlnc Picnic committee Tuesday evening, sad Emtnsua. FYlday evewlnf. Trinity Ev. Lutheran Church Corner E.

Ohio and N. East at a. Rev. J. D.

Matthlus. Pastor Sunday school and Bible class. a. m. Worship and sermon.

10. a. nv Eag lis Lstheraa. FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH Corner Pennsylvania aad Walnut sta Rev. A.

E. Renn, D. Pastor Sunday school st 10 a ra. Worship and sermon at 11 a Morning: "Remember. No evening servloee.

Wfcoeler's Bssewe Xlaeie. Wheeler City Rescue Mission Wsahlngton at. miaotoa: Services every night. 7 at. Sabbath afternoon.

I JO. South street mission Motners" meeting. Thursday sftemooa. I M. 8abbsth school.

Sabbath afternoon. 1 10. Dr. Howard Sloan, superintendent. Came Crow Sloaa.

assistant superintendent. Rev. M. Raker will speak Sabbath aft emoon at the Washington at rest relation. ZvaagelleaJ asserlstleev.

EVANGELICAL ASSN. FIRST CHURCH Cornea New Terk sad East sta. REV. C. MAAS, Pastor A.

M. Sermon. Thame: "day and the Potter." tt p. ra. "Knowing and Doing." Sunday School SO a A cordial welcome awaits you.

Taeweopfcieal. Indianapolis Lotos Lodge THEOSOPHICAL SOC1ETT. DR. J. C.

MITCHELL of Louisville. Ky will lecture "WHAT THEOSOPHY IS." Auditorium puMI library. Pannaylvanla and St. sta. We4neavla.

June 3, I is p. Admission fr Collection. Thursday st Columbia park. A program has been arranged with games for children. The Aid Hociety will serve lunch.

The average attendance of the Sunday school classes la 2S0 The Rev. L. Klee man Is pastor of the church. DAILY VITAL STATISTICS. Marriage Licenses.

Dartd H. JeffrtM. and tilth Can Bell, TowoMod OrtfBtb. 31, n4 Edith Jama Wisdom, 2X aol Tbelma I Young. II.

Wliiartl r. William. and Bertha 8cotan. 14 Wtnflald Rmith. 24, and Emma Glare.

TL James C. Barter, 3. and linha Cowan. ii WliUam Patterson. S3, and Mahle U.

Aksrs. 21 Clyds H. ChaT and Bonnie Togai. 21. Aucuit W.

Wernsr. II. and Anna B. II Klein. 44 Harry M.

Hord. and Kathrya Gibson, Arvel W. Crouch, and Laura K. Spth. II Cedrlc G.

Foust. 1, and Kuma Beekmaa. August Heeds. 4. and Alma Worthing ton.

Warren A. King. V. and Jean Dickinson. r.

O. M. Jons. M. and Mary Rltcber.

William C. Bark ley. and Grace L. 8 1th. 17 James Elliott.

r. and Ella N. Tlppa. George H. Arnold, 36, and UUlaa Carlyle.

IS. Frank J. Gilbert. 14. and Lucy E.

Erola, W. Paul Smith. 15, and Elisabeth U. Mom. tl.

Lo Felksr, 3. and Ines O. Overrek. George V. Surber.

SI. and Peryt A. llams. 40 Thomas I Smith. 25.

and Opal Brown. Wilbur C. Scuddsr, 11. and Mary O'Mul Gurnla Corbett. 14.

and Kate wsecn. Birth Returns. Ira and Cleo roglesonser. 173 Roosevelt. boy.

Elmsr and Viola Rudler, 190S Brookside. ''jiimsr and Marguerite Ward. 1174 Kentucky, slrl. George and Anna Conner, 1T1S S. Talbott.

boy. Noah and Rose Allison. 1301 Bates, ftrl. Frank and Anna Turk. Tt3 N.

Holmes. boy. Eugene and Lethla Reed. 411 W. Twelfth, girl.

Boone and Florence Weat. 113 Leonard, William and Phyllis Kent. 1236H Madison, boy. Irva and Mabel Toung, 221 E. Eleventh.

girl. Arthur and Louisa Olbbone. 1221 W. Thirty second, slrl. John and Hal Butler.

101S Elm. boy. William and Sue Hamlin. E. Twanty flrst.

girl. Arthur and Amy Gasper. 25 Rlchwlne, boy. Lee and Edith Tacoma, 15 Rt. Paul.

girl. Vernon and Bessie Tlbb. ltM, Oliver, boy. Julius and Lula Miller. 43S Darnell, boy.

Jack and Christina Hutchinson, 617 E. New York. boy. Clarence and Josephine Vice. 110 Bevllle, boy.

Frederick and Ida Cloy, 1J21 N. West, boy. Death Returns. John Hanry Elliott. 2 houra.

45 Johnson. premature Mrth Detains Gorham, 7 city hospital. pulmonary tuberculoata Horace A. Case, 68 years. 12 Cornell, locomotor ataxia.

Infant KJalber, 4 hours. Methodist hos pltaj. premature birth. Eaala Mllllsan. a years, city hospital, septicemia.

Elisabeth Marie Turner. 39 yeara, 1723 Columbia, myocardltla Maryland Hofratt. 17 years, Drake and West, gunshot wound, homicidal. Willis Franklin Smith, years, 1X4 N. cerebral hemorrhace.

Myrtle M. Souls, 14 years, city hospital, diphtheria. Herbert Miller. 4 months. Long hospital, marasmus.

John r. Cain. f7 years, 1301 University court, senile gangrene Zloa. ZION In Indianapolis Free to All, Saint or Sinner Moving Picttmres of Zlon and ZJon City. at SAVOY THEATER Oliver Ave.

Near Warren Take Weat Indianapolis car. Lord's Day Sunday June 22 and 29, at 3 p. m. See the OREAT ENTILE IMAGE (Diagram) Hear the address on The Leagoe of Nations from a scriptural and historical standpoint, showing that ths prophecies plainly declare that the bloodiest battle ever waged la yet to be fought. ALL WELCOME Only Tithes and Offerings Received.

Elder Van B. Schumaker in Charge. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT Zlon' a nlneteeoth feast of tabernacles will be held at Zlon City, beginning July 11. God's wsy of salvation, healing, holy living and Christ's second coming, the prominent teschlng. Zlon City, ths cleanest city tn the world.

For particulars adddress Wilbur Olenn Vollva, care ecclectaattcal eocretary. Zlon. 111. Evangelical. ST.

JOHNS EVANGELICAL CHURCH Corner Sanders and Leonard Sts. Rev. Walter Et Uhrland. pastor. Celebration of the annual MISSION FESTIVAL in Sunday school and church services.

REV. J. C. HANSEN of Terrs Haute. will be ths principal speaker.

Bible school. 9 12. Mission service, loJO a. nv. and 7:30 p.

m. All friends Iavtted. Next Sunday. June atn, we shsll bars our quarterly congregational meeting ZION'S EVANGELICAL CHURCH NEW JERSEY AND NORTH ITS. Bible acbor.1.

IS a.m. Church eervf i JO a. Topu: "WITHOUT DEATH NO TRUE LIFE." E. meeting, 7 p. m.

Everybody invited Chrtetlea Scleoee. Second Church of Chrlat. Seleatlat Dels wart aad Twelfth sta Sunday services, 11 a. na arui i p. Sunday ouoL urel section m.

second sectioa 11 s. tn. Wedneodsy vanlng taatlnvontal metlns at o'clock. Reading rooma Odd Fellow are an omlly irom a tn. to p.

except Vedneeday. when the rooms are closed st snd Sunday, when epea from 2 to p. re. First Church sf Chrlat, Scientist Meiidlsa and Tvaentievh sta Sunday services at 11 i s. m.

ana p. m. nnur ecoooi at ii a. nv Wednesday everjng testimonial meeting at o'clock Readme rooms st sot Kaha bldg. are open dally, except Sunday from a in.

p. aad Wsdnesday. srhsa they close st I p. m. Third Church ef Christ.

Scientist J60 Wash ir.gton btvd. Sunday service a. 11 a. sa. and I nv Sunday acbool.

a la a. m. Wednea. Ar Testimonial meeting at o'clock; Raiding room, at JOS E. "Thirty fourth sc.

open from Is a m. to p. m. except Wedaee day. whea It closes at 7J0 p.

ss. Suodaya, from i to tn. Caltariaa. UNITARIAN All Souls UniUrian Church Alabama sear Uth. Frank S.

C. Wicks, D. MINISTER Subject Sunday momtog, 'The Mesaags of Walt Whitman. SaiMce 11 clock. KIMMEL IS CANDIDATE TO SUCCEED ESCHBAGH WISHES SPEAKERSHIP IN THE EVENT OF SPECIAL SESSION.

PLEDGES ECONOMY PROGRAM Frank Klmmel. of Lafayette, sat representative, has sent letters to. Jar Ion county members of the house, a lng them to support him for th pa erahlp In the event that Governor Jarr.ee P. Goodrich calls a special session of tha legislature to approve the suffrage amendment. "A special session of the legislature) will, in ail likelihood be railed at aaj early date," Mr.

Klmml writes, "and as oar present Speaker. Jesse Ek oacn. nas accepted a position which necessitate his resigning as representative, leaving the speaker's chair for the special session open for the election of some member of the house. I take this opportunity of announcing my candi dacy for Speaker, and I am writing my friends to find out what their ideas are concerning the same. If elected Speaker It wilt be ray idea to carry out throughout the special session the plan of econ omy and fair dealing advocated by the ReDubllcan administration, which was carried out successfully by the last Speaker.

Some of the Marion county members sav that while they are tn favor of suf frage they would not wlcome a special! session of the legislature, but that if) it is held they will favor considering! other matters as well as suffrage. MrJ Rschbich. Soeaker at the last sesjuonJ accounts. II 11.11 rt rmarm IMS Otureh. a DOC la XT Infant Crebtree.

B. Christian, pretnaturit birth. Building Permits, G. McCunough. repairs.

721 Ft Wayne IXinlop Holtegei. repairs, jw eastern, pa. Harry K. ntten. garage.

a anmj M0. Henry J. Wiethe, apartments, 2i3 Btatloa I Fletcher Savings and Truat Company agent, Bre eecape. 1 e. iminiion.

Fletcher tUvinss and Trust Com pa ay asent. ftre escape. U4 E. Waaninctoa. tA.

niriir Navtnti and Trust Coratiaay atent. fire escape. 200 Indiana. S37i. A.

swarts. eisni iruTfm, A il.kiirmftnn 000. John Maaler. sarase. IC5 E.

Mtrrisi National Casket Company, repairs, KC Capitol. 4f0. R. G. Dearmln.

garacs. 1144 Churchraar ts Frank F. WooMns. eisht srartments. Perl ty nlnth and vaaninsion na Fred Kline, furnace.

10 N. Hamilton, tit G. C. Ntemeyer. furnace.

ns Deiter. tU Jamea Kempel. remodel, tti" E. St al Joseph Asbury. carage, 2044 Belle fontaiae! S3P0 Charles Rice, addition.

Sal E. Waiaa 41 tV'aft Chariot A. Schaefer. garaa. Prosj pect.

S100. John J. George, fan. 44 W. Ohio.

Ht August Kuhn. remodel. 103 X. til Berth Shanahan, furnace, 227 N. SumroJ Andrew Koopman.

double, 4S N. OxforJ $4,000. Carrie B. Smith, repairs. W.

Mlchiga. S500. Carrie B. Smith, repairs. 110 W.

Mlch sa 40 Carrie B. Smith, repairs. 14 W. Mlchiga a w. W.

F. Coons, garage, 3389 N. Pennsj 1 anW 3X Georse W. Kennedy, chicken house, 6 Gray. 7.

F. W. Rosebrock. remodel. U2t Spruce, tw Splrltaallats.

The Spiritualists Science Church will hold their regular services Sunday ev nlng. June tl. In Castle E. Ohio sti st I p. ra.

Lecture by the wall knows trend speaker. Rev. Robert W. Henry, who haj been speaking to overflow audiences for Ui past two weeks Subject. "Inspiration Art cient and Modern." Every day soma oaJ eminent In science, authorship, the profe4 ions or eitisensoipt is announcing to Vi worhi tneir knowledge as to why they a Spiritualists As announced last Sunday evening Henry will answer at this sen lea wrttt questions concerning your departed friendi after he has been blindfolded by a commlttr selected from the audience.

This phase medlumshlp has never before been given this city. Spiritualists and public are oes dlally invited to attend all seoices. DoJ contributions. PROGRESSIVE SPIRITUALIST CHURCH Corner North and Pennsylvania sts. Metrd politan Reboot 9f Music.

Services every Sun dsy st p. m. Lecture snd mesaags by MRS. ANNA THRONDSEN Subject: "If Ood and the Angels are f. Ua Who can be Against Us?" Mrs.

Throndl sen hss spent many years In this graaf work and now stands st ths bead ot bef elass as a true spiritual worker. There is great spiritual law that should govern even' one, the basis of which Is love for one anotH er. freedom of speech and an earnest deeirl to do good to our fellowmen. Ladles AU at same location Tuesday at 2 p. m.

Tti public is tnnted tn all rnese swrvtree. The First Ppirltuallet Chorch VA N. LI erty. Hold services 8undsy. clod p.

m. Lecture by B. T. Harden, follow with messages by Mrs. Ellsa Hoyt.

Recslai Wednesday arte moon and avenlng meetisg The public Invited snd alt made welcome. Congregational. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Delaware and Sixteenth. Rev. George Savary, Pastor Preaching by the pastor st 11 a.

nv subject. "SHRINKING BROOKS." Sunday school. t.M a. m. EVERY ONE CORDlALLT INVITED.

rrew Me thodiat. FREE METHODIST rirst chsreh. Twelfth snd TecumseH. 3. B.

Lutx. pastor. Sundsy school. JS; fallowshlp meeting snd aermoa. lOM; sveatsg service.

il. E. Tenth car. Second church. Persbtr.g and WUktaa T.

W. Johnson, pastor. Sunday school. JO; class meeting. preaching, and T.

West Indianapolis car. North Indianapolis Oospel Mission, Palace theater building, Clifton street, be tweea Twenty ninth sad Udell. Preeoh tng every Wedneeday evsalag aad eaa day ax aad I p. n. tai UsC Central Universalist i Corner Fifteenth and New Jemey JONAH'S VACATION JAUNT.

by ths I Kev. Lucius R. Page at II t. a Mlae Ethel Phllltps will sing The Lord le My Light." Mra Mary E. Laagbeia will stag I 'How Beautiful on the Sunday school at sa AU seats free.

All souls we loom. Kola St i'. rnmr S'tv Tork asvfl Illinois sts. Rev. I awls Proem.

Ph. ree a noiv Mnmiuuoa: r.ao m. aas.i Kurutav achool. 44 a. m.

ma una a no aer i i A iv ajine nraver and sa The public cordially invited to attend. Chrlat Church Monument Cwfca. the Rev KT a SB I as I a ss nnT sajwas reunion on first Suadays. 14 a m. Other Sundays s.

ra. eervcs ana ewrww. a. Suaday 'schooL a. m.

Saint oay, a. m..