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STREET FLOOR Dr. E. E. Violette, of Kansas City, who will arrive in Indianapolis Friday to become the Central figure in the thirty day north side evangelistic campaign in a tabernacle at Thirty eighth and Illinois streets, is regarded as one of the leading platform orators of the day. The camralcn will craned Sunday riKht in the tabernacle which ISO volunteer workmen built with single day's effort Tuesday.

The University riace Christian church and a joint cnrtimittee of 600 north side church members have auspices of the campaign. Dr. Violette's career ranees from archspolocical tours to little known corners of the world to beinsr pastor of the largest church of his denomination In the world, and from writing notes to the Moffat translation of the New Testament to touring with Sir Oliver Lxde in his lectures on psychic phenomena. He has conducted expeditions Into sev enty different countries and has done arch work In the valleys of the in close associa Lord Carnavan and How tion with I ard Carter tion with Vlalta Fifty Conn trie. From travels and studies In more than fifty lands.

Dr. Violette has become an observer of the laws, customs, habits and ideals of the people of many countries. He was in China when the Manchu dynasty was overthrown, and has observed the fortunes of the Chinese republic. While traveling in 'the far east as a newspaper correspondent for several months In 1921, his articles on the Chinese famine and political, social and industrial conditions In Japan, China, Korea and the Philippine Islands attracted attention. Dr.

Violette was born near Jacksonville. 111., in 1SS0. and was educated In the North Prarle Seminary near Winchester. III. He also, studied abroad for two years.

In T)r. Violette was prdalned In the Christian ministry. His first charge was Whitehall, 111. He was pastor at Roseyvllle 111., for a year and then went to I.oveland, where he remained four years. He was married there to Miss Hazel Dove Honhell.

In he entered the pener.il evangelistic field nnd becan his travels, writing1 and lecturing on the way until 1918 when he liecame pastor of the Independence Boulevard Christian church of Kansas City, the largest In the denomination. Since 191!) he has been pastor of the Central Christian church of Kansas City. Known aa Writer. His flrst travels were in the Holy LAnd and in the world as It was known In biblical times. From these Journeys he gathered the background for some of hl writ Divorced Actress to fee Wed Again to Same Man I ANGELES.

October (A.P.) Adatnae Vaachn. frattared motion plrtore actrese and sinter of Alberta Vaughn, hat been married, divorced and will be married stain with a few weeks, all to the same mart. Filinc of a final decree of divoree dl rbmed for the first time to members of the movie colony here Mis Vaughn's excursion Into the field of matrimony. Albert R. Hlndman, Los Anjcelrt contractor, I sthe divorced hatband and futnre brlde rroom.

The first marrlace occurred In May. ID'Jfl, and ended a few months later because of what Miss Vaachn new terms "foolUh and allly reasons. "We Intend to be married a tain as soon as we can." the film actreca said. "We are sure this marrlace will successful and happy." The Times says today that reports ef the separation of Edwla Carewe, film director and producer, and his wife, the former Mary Akin, screen actress, brought the Information from Mrs. Carewe that her husband had taken np his residence ut the nollywood Athletic Club.

"I don't care to discuss the matter at all," Mr. Carewe told Interviewers. DOCTORS HEAR PAPER Sunnyslde Head Appears Before Medical Soriety. Dr. Harold S.

Hatch, superintendent of the Marion County Tubercu osls Hospital, at Sunnyslde, read a paper on "The Weight Treatment of Tuberculosis" at a meeting of the Indianapolis Medical Society Tuesday nlerht at the hospital. Plans for a meetins; at the Atherveeum next Tuesday were made. Officers of the society are Dr. R. G.

Hamer, president; Dr. Herman G. Morgan, first vice president; Dr. James II. Lewis, second vice president, and Dr.

Lyman R. Pearson, secretary. About lrty persons attended the meetilng. a 0 i tS: I r' 1 i s. DR.

E. E. VIOLETTE. iners. Since then he has written much and has given many lectures.

His work as a minister, ibwever, has not been Interrupted. "The Ufa and Teachings of Jesus Christ" Is the subject that covers all of Pr. Violette's works and he says, his philosophy when he lectures; his religion when he preaches. The writings of Dr. Violette," as they are listed in "Who's Who in America" are: "Training for Soul Winnlnp." "In Palestine With the Twenty third Psalm." "Vanltaa Vanitatls." "In Palestine at the Kmpty Tomb." "The Uncanny Abner Wiseman." "Nature of Contents.

Hible Nooks." Notes on Moffat's New Testament," "In Palestine pn the Shores of GaUIee," "Myra of tht Mountains," "Ntght on the River Styx and Other Poems." "Paul Tem perli and Other Orations." "The Coal of History," and "The Evolution of Peace." "If all America," said" James M. Cox. once candidate for President, In an editorial, "could hear Dr. Violette In his 'Evolution of Peace' and his 'Pledge to America' he would, without doubt, spend eight years In the White House." Aided In World War. At the Itlme of the world war Dr.

Violette was director of the speakers' bureau for the Tenlh federal reserve district. Ills patriotic speeches aroused church congregations and won him commendation from the government. Since the death of William Jennings Bryan. Dr. Violette has filled open air speaking engagements Jn Florida which Bryan formerly had.

He has an acquaintance with Rudyard Kipling and many other literary men. It was on his Invitation that Theodore Roosevelt made his last visit to Kansas City. is said of Dr. Violette tnat he can recite every verse of the New Testament, that he has committed to memory many other of the books of the Bible, and that lie can recite the lines of the Tasslon Play." ftetty Grepe A pretty waist in one of the ntxr, alluring colors, from. one.

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