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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1902

Page

3

Greatest Mill End Sale Tremendous Bargains At Store

Another week of bargain offerings draws crowds each morning as new supplies arrive by freight trains. belated goods are quickly displayed to sell. The store reports increased interest with each visit and invites readers to come today and share in the great offerings.

Indiana Epworth League Convention at Roberts Park Church

The tenth biennial Indiana Epworth League convention will be held at Roberts Park M E Church Thursday through Sunday. Officers, committees, and a full four day program are listed, including addresses by Bishop I W Joyce and other church leaders, department meetings, lectures, and a farewell Sunday service.

Indiana Epworth League Roberts Park M. EB. Church League O. H. Palmer Indianapolis Mary M. Dennis Richmond Florence Kendall Greensburg Joshua Stansfield Dh. D E. L. Gilliam D. D Secreet H. B. Patten Charlies Z. Coffin Roberts Park Church John P. Hillis Worth Tippey James G. Campbell South Bend I. W. Joyce Epworth League The Methodist Episcopal Church Horace M. Ogden Frankfort Northwest Indiana Conference League Philadelphia Roberta Park Church Meridian Street Church First Baptist Church E. B. Rawls Joyce and Hoss A Steele Tennessee Wilber S. Sheridan Louisville EF. E. Hoss Methodist Church Edith Waterman Chicago District League B. A. Kemp Elkhart Conference League E. A. Schell Crawfordsville W. R. Halstead C. G. Saunderson L. W. Munhall Philo

Webber's Band Heads to Fairview Park for Week

John C. Webber's band, fresh from a successful engagement at Fair Bank, is secured for one week at Fairview Park starting next Monday. The group will present a varied programme including a matinee concert each day of the run.

John C. Webber Fair Bank Fairview Park

Doubtful Omens sermon on education and liberty today

J Cumming Smith of Tabernacle Church preached on Doubtful Omens arguing education shapes public virtue. He warned of dangers from wealth influence, labor and capital tyranny, and the need for common sense and Christian faith to guard freedom. He urged education and peaceful reform over violence and entrenched power.

J. Cumming Smith Tabernacle Church Paul Greece America Congress God Father God

Right and Wrong Shape Foundations of Freedom

Quoted reflection on how correct notions of right and wrong fortify freedom. The argument asserts that mental and moral development strengthens the mind and character, which in turn builds robust government. Character is described as the bedrock of constitutions, without which governance becomes fragile.

How of Prayer by Rev Joshua Stansfield at Meridian Street

Rev Joshua Stansfield of Meridian Street M E Church preached on the how of prayer from Luke xi 1. He argued prayer springs from capacity, need, and the search for God amid sorrow, and stressed private secret prayer, deliberate practice, and imagination aided by Scripture, with intercession as the church’s true priesthood. He cited Jesus, Zechariah, and John Knox to illustrate persistent, personal, and communal prayer.

Joshua Stansfield Meridian-street M. E Emerson Jesus Gethsemane Peter Matthew East Boston God Edison Noah Mary John Knox Scotland

Sermon in the churchyard decries national evils

The Trinity Congregational Church in Spruce and Pleasant streets held an evening sermon by Rev. Levi White in the yard behind the church. He warned against temperance failures, gambling, immoral literature, and formalism, urging youth to practice true religion to resist temptations.

Trinity Congregational Church Spruce Pleasant Streets Levi White Mr. White Perha

Socialist Labor party delegates nominate state ticket on July 4

Delegates from Evansville Logansport and other gas belt cities met July 4 at party headquarters for the state convention selecting a full slate: secretary of state Gus A. Dreyer. auditor Jac Loven. treasurer Ph. Decker. attorney general P. H. Moore. superintendent H. Barnes. reporter James Fritz. chief of Bureau of Statistics William B. Castenholz. state geologist Frank Jordan. judges F. Lenz G. Risser and others. County ticket also named with Ernst Viewegh as congressman and multiple state and county officials. The convention adopted the Socialist Labor party platform calling for ownership of government and production by the people, abolition of wage slavery, and a cooperative commonwealth.

Socialist Labor Party Evansville Logansport Jack Loven Marion William B. Castenholz Indiana University Indianapolis Gus A. Dreyer Jac. Loven Ph. Decker Claypool P. H. Moore H. Barnes Supreme Court James Fritz Bureau of Statistics Frank Jordan F. Lenz G. Risser Appellate Court W. Colbert M. Riffin E. Cory J. Dillon Socialist Labor Party of the United States American Republic Republic

U C T A Members Announce Trips and New Members

John T Gardner leaves for the East today while J F Rollins tours the northeast state. D H Sullivan departs for a two week trip around South Bend. W H Weidner plans to stay after declining Arkansas move and entering private business. Two new members John A Dugan and W G Scott join Council No 4 and monthly meetings are set for July August and September with the first Saturday as meeting night.

John T. Gardner J. F. Rollins Aveline Fort Wayne D. H. Sullivan South Bend W. H. Weidner Arkansas Weidner John A. Dugan W. G. Scott

Home Dressmaking Hints by May Manton

Underclothing that is ample and comfortable is essential to every girl's outfit. Umbrella drawers fulfill all requirements and are shapely and in good style. The originals are made of long cloth with frills.

May Manton

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