The People's Church to Close Season With Pearson Lecture
The People's Church will end its season next Sunday at the Grand Opera House with a lecture by Charles William Pearson on The Bible What it Is and How to Use It and the Uses of High Criticism. Pearson, a former Northwestern Methodist professor, outlines his view that the Bible is not infallible and argues for a broader, science-informed approach to religious truth.
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the People’s Church
Grand Opera House
Charlies William Pearson
Society
Edward A. Cantrell
Pearson
Northwestern Methodist University
Methodist Church
Jesus
Scribes
Mr. Pearson
Law School Graduates Fifty Five Go From Theory to Practice
Fifty five Indiana Law School graduates were admitted at the Grand Opera House in Indianapolis. Honors went to Rohbach prize winners, and Noble C. Butler spoke on the civic value of a lawyer. Oaths were administered by judges, with remarks urging integrity and public service.
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Indiana Law School
Grand Opera House
Hiram W. Kellogg
Raymond Linn
Noble C. Butler
United States
District of
Indiana
Butler
Coke
England
King’s Bench
Buckingham
Butter
John Quincy Adams
James A. Rohbach
Law School
Edward Thompson Company
Huating
Ee McCallister
Shannondale
Rohbach
Bouvier’s Law Dictionary
James A .Rohbach
Eee
Frank Sidensticker
Indianapolis
Willard B. Gemmill
Rigdon
Ind
J. Clyde Hoffman
Dublin
Bowen-Merrill
Elliott
Newman N. Hipskind
Wabash
Andrews
Walter Cooper
Wilkinson
Robert H. Williams
Fincastle
Rees, Welsh & Co
Blackstone
Lewis
Ensley W. Johnson
A. E
Nora
Joseph W. Hutchinson
Thorntown
Arthur D. McKinley
Muncie
Louis J. Douchez
A. C. Harris
Addison C. Harris
Board of Trustees
College of Law
Law School of the University of Indianapolis
Tents of the Maccabees Shelter Furnished Thousands
Two thousand persons filled Tomlinson Hall for a public reception and entertainment for supreme officials of the Knights of the Maccabees and the Ladies of the Maccabees. Supreme Commander D P Markey and Mrs Lillian M Hollister spoke on fraternal benefits and female inclusion, noting $15,000,000 paid in benefits and a $1,500,000 surplus. The event featured the Panden Orchestra and local dignitaries attended, with plans for departures today.
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Tomlinson Hall
Knights of the Maccabees
Ladies of the Maccabees
D. P. Markey
G. J. Siegie
Port Huron
Mich
Lillian M. Hollister
Nina M. West
Ladies’ Organization
Ladies’ Temple
Pierson
Panden Orchestra
Josephine Bremmerman Edmunds
Russell Powell
Harry Porter
Milo Meredith
Wabash
Indiana
Markey
A. E. Winter
Bookwalter
T. C. Whallon
Supreme Commander
Indianapolis
London
Ont
Judas Maccabeus
Brotherhood of Man
Great Insurance Corporation
Maccabees
Grace Meredith
Hollister
Safety of American Central Life Deposits Compared to National Bank Notes
The text states that national bank notes are secured by deposits of equivalent United States bonds with the secretary of the treasury. It argues American Central Life Insurance Company of Indianapolis also maintains deposits with the auditor of state equal to the full legal reserve value of each policy, using United States bonds and other good securities. The insurer is described as a stock company operating under state law, making its policies as safe as national bank notes.
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United States
Secretary of the Treasury
American Central Life Insurance Company of
Indianapolis
American Central Life
Plans for Memorial Day Observance Announced
Carey McPherson announced the Memorial Day program with no downtown parade and elaborate cemetery ceremonies. The main event is at Crown Hill Cemetery with a 2 PM procession including police, military bands, and numerous veterans groups. additional services will be held at Mount Jackson Greenlawn Holy Cross and other cemeteries with addresses by notable speakers and salutes by Company C National Guard. State and city offices will close, and courts will adjourn in observance.
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Carey McPherson
Crown Hill Cemetery
Miller
T. C. Clapp
Russell B. Harrison
R. M. Smock
Aids
W.M. Backus
John R. Ward
R.S
Indianapolis
Harry Sheets
J. R. Forbes
Father Mathew Boys
John L. McMaster
George H. Thomas
Martin Denaley
George H. Chapman
John F. Ruckle
Joseph R. Gordon
Maj
Robert Anderson
Alvin Hovey
German Veterans’ Association
John S. Poland
Sons of Veterans
Frank
Clark
Harrison
L. W. A. Luckey
Wiliam Warner
Kansas City
G. A. Rymn
America
Musikverein
William 8. Pickerell
Newton M. Taylor
Mount Jackson
Worth M. Tippy
Company C
National Guard
Greenlawn Cemetery
Graves of Confederates Memorial Meeting at Greenlawn
Capt G F Miller deputy county treasurer asks all ex Confederates in the city to meet at Greenlawn Cemetery tomorrow at 10 o'clock to decorate graves. There are about 50 ex Confederates and 30 unknown Confederate soldiers buried at Greenlawn with music and a federal soldier delivering an oration and Louis Howland speaking on the Soldiers of the Confederacy.
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G. F. Miller
Greenlawn
Louis Howland
Mrs Prunk's graduates mark twenty first commencement
The twenty first annual commencement of Mrs Prunk's Indiana Boston School of Expression and Dramatic Art was held at Roberts Park Church last evening. Everett Wier led graduates through a line of seven women and two men as diplomas were handed by Thomas L. Sullivan and clergy.
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Brown
Riley
Margaret Katherine Wahl
Daisy Elizabe Lutz
Lehman
de Bolt
Miss Lutz
Silvia
Miss Wahl
Mr. Engelke
Wallace's Circus Coming to Indianapolis June 16
Contracts completed for Wallace show exhibition in Indianapolis on Monday June 16. The Wallace display features extensive zoological exhibits and a large, diverse lineup of acts. The management promotes the show as a ten acre department store of amusements with high quality equipment and stock.
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Indianapolis
Programme of varied tastes in a two and a half hour show
The program offers a wide range designed to suit diverse tastes and remains engaging throughout a two and a half hour performance.
Butler Bible College graduates ordained at Downey Avenue Church
For the first time in years ordination services will be held at Downey Avenue Christian Church this evening. Seven Butler Bible College graduates will be ordained ministers by Dean Jabez Hall with Rev Frank W Norton preaching. Dr Allen R Benton and Prof Demarcus C Brown will give the charges as the candidates kneel for ordination. The attendees include many state church leaders. Candidates are Shelly Diggs Watts Verne Winter Blair M V Foster Harley Jackson Harry Otis Pritchard and J Walter Carpenter.
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Downey Avenue Christian Church
Butler Bible College
Jabez Hall
Frank W. Norton
Allen R. Benton
Demarcus C. Brown
Dean Hall
Shelly Diggs Watts
Verne Winter Blair
M. V. Foster
Harley Jackson
Harry Otis Pritchard
J. Walter Carpenter
Tricky Hoosier Author BrilliAnt Scheme Noted By Editor
Arthur Bartlett Maurice editor of the Bookman lectured before the Contemporary Club at the Propylaeum where a new officer slate was approved. Officers include Meredith Nicholson president and several vice presidents, secretary Charles W. Merrill and treasurer John O. Perrin. Maurice discussed editor life and joked about overpaid authors and sensational newspaper legends while contrasting Grub Street with modern journalism.
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Propylaeum
Arthur Bartlett Maurice
Bookman
Meredith Nicholson
Harriet Noble
May L. Shipp
Jacob P. Dunn
Charles W. Merrill
John O. Perrin
Hilton A. Brown
Albert Baker
F. O. Dorsey
Caroline Marmon
Macy Coughlen
T. C. Day
Mortimer Levering
H. L. Beveridge
F. N. Lewis
H. McK. Landon
Maurice
Associated Press
Thackeray
Arthur Pendennis
Pendennis
United States
Newspaper Row
Park Row
New York
Train specials and round trips in Indiana and nearby states
Interstate rail rates and special trains announced for May and June including Louisville Madison Cincinnati Dayton and North Michigan resorts. Tickets sold May 2 3 final limits May 31 and Dec or more. Also notices for Decoration Day rates and Adirondacks via Vandalia and C H D lines with schedules from Indianapolis and concluding stops at Terre Haute Green Castle Rushville Connersville Hamilton and Aurora. Includes contact for W W Richardson Pennsylvania lines Indianapolis.
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Pennsylvania and
Vandalia
Indianapolis
North Michigan
Detroit
W. W. Richardson
Ind
Rushville
Connersville
Hamilton
Cincinnati
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Louisville
Wulschner
Addison
Harris
United States Circuit
District Courts
Noble
Marion County Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
Marion County
Arthur Patterson Huffer
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Civil-Service Examinations
W. L. Dynes
United States Civil Service Commission
Philippine Service
Dynes
Carey M'Pherson
Usani
MRS. Prunk’s
Roberts Park Church
Wallace’s
Tricky Hoosier
Pennsylvania Lines
Madison
10Th-Street
Dayton
Lake Erie & Western
R. R
Michigan City
Lawrenceburg
Aurora
Way
Vandalia Line
Terre Haute
Greencastle
Monon
I. H. Herrington
East Market Street
Leo Lando
Optician
Pennsylvania St
Julius Walker
Bliss
Swain
Progress Clothing
Stevenson
Mats & Furnishings
Cecilian
Piano
Starr Piano Company
North
Pennsylvania Street
Havana
F. R. Rice Mercantile Cigar Co
Manufacturers
St. Louis
Union Made
Kipp Brothers Coo
South Meridian St
C. Aneshaensel & Co
Ohio Street
Paul
W. H. Roll
Mes, M
Odd Fellows
Bik
Cor
Penn
Wash
Huder’s
Washington
Pennsylvania
Chas. L. Hartmann
Washington St
Merchants’ Ass’a
Sander & Becker Furniture CO
East
Ocean Steamers
Stamburg-American
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Hamburg
Columbia
Janes
Bissssrek
Martinique
St. Vincent
New American Islands
St. Croix
St. Thomas
Phos Look & Son
South Clark Street
Hicago, Il
C. W. Merkel Co
Westing
Massachusetts Avenue
Lock Swwwoood
Lemcke Bidg
Indianapolis, Ind
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