South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 31, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 24 January 1914 — Page 2

2 SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 1914 THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES. Sunday at the Churches

The regular and special services at South Bend's churches are given below. Pastors and congregations join in inviting strangers in the city as well as residents to attend. METHODIST. First--Main and Jefferson sts., Dr. Henry L. Davis. Class meeting 2:00; Sunday school 9:30, J. C. Bowsner, superintendent; sermon 10:40 a. m.; Epworth League 6:15; preaching 7:30. Baptism and reception of members. Even-

lug l J iti : ial MTvii n al the im.l buiblb.g i h ;ir 1 ): 1 1 e Ward. Prater lavting e.J:je,day night. Trinity-- lfi.Uiit: Vimst av.. Rev. Bbillie Ulrsr-itru g. Sunday jc boO U :."0 a. in.: U. U. Julian, superlnfe ad-nt ; morning ,rsh!p Jo:45 a. in. ; cl.ias met ting im-Li-UUi'l3' loll j.-l..g; Epworth L'lgue 0.15 V a ; eveiih.g rvi e Y:50; mid-week st-r-vbe d:. d :y 7:50 p. a. ii. I'Mtil' ..r uior ml Colfax Lapop aw. . .lain.' Leo tin rJ (Jnrdin'-r. .!in1ir . i.-xi 0;:; a. m.. Mrrltt '. Beile, i I 1 i t n J :i t ; morning worship 10 ::'. a. ra.; Epworth L-asu i :.'',0 p. m. ; even2:. or ..hip Y:5o; prayer jfervue. T :45 Wiijiiih; "?ening. 1 !.f j'.it'-r wiii pre.o ii the .nl in :i ii Winst n Chun i 1 11".- book Tin- luxate tin- 'up." the i i r I i-- :i ! i- theme !- i .i g ".lo!, ;i H"...T and t!i" u ii ih. '!! J. p. "Mli !.:! irn will h-d by Col. A. ".i r I i - !-- Tin- vci'iii :ut.j-: wl bo "Is niir 'ity Safe?" Till" N the third ia a soii of MTin.-r.n on " 1 'ii u r ital .U'ti"ii s." Tl rlo.jii;' ermon will hi ti- u t i on "! ihir .itjiitry Safe';" St. Paul's choir will furiiMi suitable mni- Wed 1 1 I 1 y evening from ."V.".o to .T '- !N k tli1' -f tli" I : MS s"icty will InriiU'i iipp-r in s. i j I h.ill of flu ilii'nli ;it tii- i f wtii-h uill o ur tin Mil-:k 'o-op-r.itiv' S.-rvi''. u!i'-Ti 1 lit Pastor will if ik u "ILr Woni.ni with a F.pworfh Mrmorlal MI. blcan aT. and o;tf it., Kev. .John l IvPvinU. .Sjnday h )dl 9 a. m.; preac-liing 11 a. ia. and : p tn. lipnortli Alt-niorial a rrif-r Ml-hi.:n :ind 1 i o jiv.. l:v. .! W. I'.U'm !;, jiittr. S i : i : I ;t y s Ji.hiI I ;:. in., t "lit n Vftuti. ui rint'iiIfiif. Morning orvi " 1. pi a. in. Vifpr -ri- 1 i. in. I'pworth IfMuo ." p. in. Ilvt'iilii,' -rYi' 7. p. in. Sinil.iy s -li'jol M-rmoiM-t t" tlp-uio "A I.ctItT." Morning t lnim-. "A "Nion of Llttor ii-," V'.-p-r M-rvii' Uu-irc "Iisuri'. Calun'tiiij; f lipworth I'ain- at ."; o'1m k. Mw. S'l:ulTt lMl r. Social st-r-vi j.i-.ivjr im-tlii I " r i I .- y nitrlir.. TIm'iik'. ' . IJf rurp"'-." I"prtii will Join In tho iinlil nTl'-s to 1 Ih'M iif the hlali n hooj Suml.i- nl'lit w!im Iif-t' tive Wi:inl will l-Srr llo address. Ora ill.-bl.in and Tutt gt.. IHmt. F. K. Dougbt-rty. Sunday acbonl U:"0 a. m.; prpsrblng lu:4." a. m. ; rla inrytlnp 12 oVJr k ; Kpwt'Mh League C p. vi. : evening arinoii 7 :Vj) p. m. ; prayer meeting WMnrsdaj at 7 :.".0. .Junior i 'oiiroyation J..'o p. in. Suljt. " I h Srmliii ot tb' Twi'lv'." lapworth I. 'aU' s ii !) "t ' I' fT I-'rim Wain'rin to adf.-1-.tiii-is," I.fadrr N'1U' I'rljrcs. SitJiirii in tin? morning "The Snn-liiiitr f Jod " Tli S.nTaiiinit will .M'ain be adminltT'd ut tin lo of this sTvi'. .Men's I'iip:u' nK'Otln Monday evening 7.;) o. lo k to plan .r "(',. To' Cliurcli" month. All th mn of tlie liur"b invitfl. -M'ftlni; hoard of truMti-s Thursday tven1 it ir h k. IjttU HHjlitu .Miner and Francis nts, It. Arthur H. Stbafer. 5und.iy school U:4." a. in.. It. II. Mofit. superintendent; puMie worship 11 a. in.; Lpworih h ague rt:."IO; evenlns: service 7 p. ln. Prajer mo ling Wednesday ever.lncr at 7 :.".0 p. in. .Iorninjr suhjoct "laijoyiu SiTrltr," livening "More than Urcad."' Prayer iniH'tII. - will U ;lt liotll.- of Mrv. 11. i. .Moffitt. inpa T.ilbut av. S01 i.;i Aid nioetlnir Fridav ni-ht. Ornun Lafayette and Wayne ats., Ilev. .T.ieob S.'hott. Sunday school Q:'.V) a. in., John Ko h. aurerintrndent : preaching K:ro and 7:0; I.pvortb Ixa.Tf 7 p. 111.; prayer mating Wednsdny 7:4. p. in. Kivrr I'ark S. Seventh t., lie v. .'haile I'ord. Sun. lay diol !::u. l K. Wolfe, superintendent; proaidiinr. lh:h: I'pworth league, ;:.'.o. Tivd Miller. prsiilnit; evening pn-aebin. 7 :."o ; prayer in' injr. Wednesday ever.lncr. S o'el-uk. Morning itljet "A Vltnes!nir sfn-i'-r." Dveulng Huhjeet '!'!! Fruits of 1 n.'ie' lsion." The Utrtt i!l siujT. The o,uait't is 1 oinpo-od of I'r.ink II.iekr. ("lias. Ilerrln. I'liiin fs Kviiiis :inl l.v'.e I'nrod. Fpwith league: la-ider Mr. Found: Subject : "From Wtivcrlnc to Ste;idi;us."' Stull MtmorUI Michigan and Victoria ar.. Hey J. I. MeKay. Sunday achool 10 .1. ia., A. Katterhelnrib. superintendent; Men r.lhle taught by the pastor; nubile worship 11 a. in.; evening a-rTbe :. 0 p. rn.; ptvorth league G:'.'Ai p. in.. Miss FIosi Jester. president; prayer meeting Wednesday evening 7 :"0. Lesley an Sample st. and NTariett.i nr.. Iter. F. o. Saltier, pastor. Morning ert!.'c 10:r.f); evening services 7:."h; Sunday -booi Prayer meetJug diieday etenlng 7 :'-0. OlUet A. M. i:. 'tor. r. Fmrry Alien, I. 1, pa -for. ni. prfMehl'ig. :! W. Mo:iroe st. 10:"0 a. Sunday sc!iod T. p. m. preacning p. in.. ion A. M. lb v To. Pre.i.-hin 1 1 :ih Sunday s. -hool r':: class uieeting 12 ni. I'.. W. F.ow en, paii. in. and S p. in. md prayer inwtiii itiesii;iy ee:niit:. I'ICKsUV TKKIAN. wtiimintrr It. IV Hostetter. Sunday soLool :.'U); public worship 10:43 and 7:o); I'brtstlan Fndeavor .'!;(): i.riyer inee'ing Wednesday evening. M'irning theme "Ib-iie vo'ient Work of ;ir Flnm h." No !i,ir !i servp e in t he eeul:iu'. Fie'i'.im Wii!.(m!,iv rveniuu' "Feeding of Fie Fie Thousand." Ilopr I etr antl Dayton m. (ieorge N m. Allison, l;. D. mi'ii-ier. IWlde M-hool ::( a. in. W. (). Davhs, supt. Fnachlng -frvi s 10:1." and 7:."-0; tii!drns v"pe;Kervu e .it :'.::.o j. ir.. ; mid-week e.irli Wednesday eentnC nt 7 :.".d. meeting NIori'.ing theiiio: "iVi'S'Mt'inv." Kveuipg, "The- Marks of .!e-u. There will ie no liihlru"! esp rs this week. I'trt - ForiK r of Washington av. and l.afavette r. Her. 'Juries A. hlppiii-ctr. 1. D.. minister. I'jtd'e- worship at 10:4." a. m. and 7:"'i p. nt. Pdhle s.'hdrat .:"0 m . All-ert leisure. uper!nUndent. Men's riJde study Ieagu at J :;:o a. ni. Junior Fndeavor at .'I p. in. Young Pe. pl-H meeting at 6:1.". p. in. Mid-week t-erTlre WeInetla t at 7:... i. m. Mornlrg sul.je. t : Sermon by Ib v. T'.iomm 1 s Ii. Whit N- evening ervl.-e. Aimil'il praise aervi W'edi.e.!.iy. Supper at '. 0 p. ra. Addrt.N ill:: t ra tel by -u-reopi icon u 'Tfu P!.ilipplr:e To-day nud l'o-inor-rrW." by Key. ;e.rge F. Fo'.r.l:'..!. Trinit 'it:i.t fjlf.tx av. n:ol St. l'eter st., Kev. .Io!in S. Purns. pj,;,,r. lUblo k d.ooj at .:i". J. P. Whiten, ni. uperintendent. Morning worship at ll:n n. m. lotirig I'eoj.'.r's o. . iety of t'hritian Fnileivnr inc'ts Sunday ever leg : : t : 4-"i. Fve:ilt:g worship of .ong ;n,d "rn:n:) at 7 Prayer meeting and s. ial ii..ur :it Morning subif't " I!ed-nipt iot of IVra 'i.allty. tLe l'.tk f Ib iiglori." Ib-. epti in of I .': ei 1 1 1 : 1 a'!e menu-. -ervi -e will !e t attend the dilillsed to addris Mle ie Wiard. Fprfh l.Kue will ?c h. : I a; 5 p. m. iat-ol of tvT".. and w d bv Mr. B. E. KirkP 1 1 ri k. M rr.i:i; theme; "T; En-eifii r;SrU:." Evciiln;: jervb-e d im i "l to heir Owen Wiard -it lli-'i school auditorium. At the rn.'rn i r m -r tv 1 1 grcg.tti.ia will rai oxO. is h.; e.J t!i t the cm;c Ll'Tlltn.X. Holy Triaity EnjIUh Sherman ccl I.iiulsey. K-v. Albert ... Ive-. k Suadar h el : .15 .v :x, E. M 'ts. s::prla:-r.d-e.-.l; Men' P.'.ble class taught !iy the t r; Women's ol.i taiijrl.t ly Miss 1 1 -ri'::;th: Ycimg Pe.-ple's ci.151 taug.it by Mis John. in; chief .rvice !0:".o a. m. : Terpers trtta Mrmiii 7 -. iu. ; miJ wi iei vi ch Wedr.-sJny S p. xu. Sunday s -Li t :.',;. .1 n:. E. M..t:s. m:: 1; s i;i;..e t:t t.iu-:it in-- paf..r. n s dbb 1. t lU-Iit by Mi-s Ilof -tuuht by ninth ; Vu:. l.o'i.-' bible el: s s .Ml J..!. Ii lie tv th- i.v:,r at p :j .1. m. sai.je. ; "Tiie nv Era in Mi-'ioi In t!ie Field." A e;-1 tl r:.e.-ti;.- et t!.e L.ill s Aid .,-iety wi.l 1- i.. ; i .itte- t.e Ln ri.iii.' v. jvbe. At i!'i j'. in. t'.e o:' 1 11 iz.it i -:. .-f ft Junior My will t .ke e ;;l :!, i!iu:ch. LaHier l.M.'iif :t 1". j. rn. Lea.br Mis Tilli Flk:ie. 1. t.;.- "T:.. ':,i;r:is Inity to the Ai''-1." .-',.e. with xeriHOTl u t 7. On . IiJ. s-rbie- T "Why ti. - t'nvne.IV". A b!"?iiday o-i.ii will ' I. eld 1'u. -mI. it evening at tie b'-rne of Mr. and Mrs. Hans Hansen. If.'. Bl:i:;e ae. Oi Yed!,e,i iv cveuin at 7." M-rvl will be LM at tie chur-a at

!l tl!,!' e 'hi w i t Ii the . t!.e Ker. r. i r - sy loxl. will .r ' :. j.rr idc:it 1 i '1. 1 ! ' T(i tiifil ! r of t he ivhe. coliJ-eg :;ioU Adult r'.itet-Ii.-ticril la--! on Thursday at 7.:.o p ni. 'hoir reb.Trsil on Fridar 7.l" p. m. fit the Lome of Mh-s Ivi,. Woyahn and MK- Margaret Culver UVj Portage ae. Fate tolial ch:- on Siturday nt l. p. ni. fct. Paul's Cierman .leSfracn bouletard a-i 1 William nr.. Ker. Ile30rli Hoiie. P.egular HerTP-e lO:.".) a. m.; Snndar toho.d 'J.Z'f a. m. Frjllsh services ln the evening at 7:10. Morning ?nbKt: "Haring Faith." FveuIng Mihjea Mitt. 1. lv ion'a Knge7ral--'orrier E. Vayti and at. Peter ats , Iter. Martin Gcffeney, pastor. Swedish MUftion--Cor. Scott and Orehsrd sts . i:-v. o. K. loberg. r tstor. Sunday -hooi at 3:.X) a. m., Aur'ist Anderton, supTintendent. Morning wart hip at 10:43 a. ni. Y. P. meeting at 4 :GO p. "m. Ienlng service at 7 :VA) p. ni. Prayer meeting Tbuisdjy ereulng at 7 :!.. IliincarianCoi ner TCabingloa a. and FiWry -t. Kev. H. P-.TtoR. paste. Public norahip at 10 a. in. and 2 p. in. Sunnay aeno.il at rJ a. tn. 1'rayer meeting Wednesday evenings. Granger lltr. G.iriark. Sunday acaool 10 a. in.: preaching 11 a. in 1 irt Cliurrh of ( brht Mlbi ana Madlon tts. Service Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. Sunday sfhool J:4r. Wednesday evening testimonial meeting at Fbrittlaa Science .tiding rooms 72C j. M. S. building, open dally eiceptlng Sunday, from 12 m. to 5 p. m.. alto Saturday evenlnft from 7 to 'j, where the Bible and all authorized Christian Science llt?rature may be read. A cordial welcome. It extended to all to attend our aerricea ana Tialt tbe reading rooma. Mount Zlon IJaptUt 113 N. BlTdsell at. Fvenlng services 7:30 p. in.; prayer meeting Thurndar S p. in. First SwedUh-Laurel and Napier ta. Her. M. V. Meeds. Morning worship, 10 a. m.; Bible aehool, 12 m.; B. Y. P. U.. C:-'iC p. in.; eveniuK worsblp. 7:30 p. m. Trinity Hungarian. South Lafayette f-f.. near old court house. Uev. Victor von Kubiuyl. nvtor. Sunday services at S a. m. and 10 a. m. Bible class Thursday at S p. m. lCo klilii 1 nion Sumption Prairie road, otM'-quarter mile wst of Olive st. Bible pohool at 2 Owen Wblteman. superinteudenf. International lessons. Ilellglous worship nt .":r. In charge of Mlder Harris. 1 very body wtlcorae. "lu Union There Is Strength". r II It I ST I AN. rirt Main at., touth of public library, Rer. Georgw Wataon llemry. Morning Bible aehooi 9:15 a. m . J. Holland Wltwer, auprintendent ; morning aervlce 10:40 a. 0. ; Christian Endeavor 1:00 p. m.; evvnlug service 7 "-30 D. m. Bible slio,l at 01.". J. Bolland Wltwell. supt. .Moriiin ?j i liurch ervlcp Subje.t of tle seniKMi "The Call of Jesus." CMulstian Fndeavor at o.lo. Fvenlng .service at 7."n. Sennoti subject "South Bend's Worst Fnemy and Best Friend." Baptismal servb in the evening. Indiana Avenue Indiana and Witwer its., Ber. Cecil Franklin, pastor. Bible school B;C0 a. m. ; aervioea 11:00 and 7:."); prayer meetlDg Wednesday evening 7:G0. Sundiiy school at ii.'.JO a. in. Fred Wilson, superintendent. Preaching services 11 n. in. A; 7.."0 p. m. Junior congregation 2.'I0 p. in. Mrs. Allen Bremer miprlnteiident. Fhristiau i:nleavor C.."0 p. m. Wednesday evening prayer meeting 7.0 o'clock. The pastor's theme for mom is "Why (Jo to Church," ln the evening, "Saved to Serve." Linden Ave. Church of Christ Linden nve. and Carlisle st. F. Allan Massey. pastor. Preaching at 10:;ui a. m. and 7:.".0 p. 111. Sunday school at 2 :'M p. m. C. II. at t:"0 p. m. I'rayer meet lug, Wednesday 'veiling, 7:0. No inurnliiw.i ervice Sunday. Christian i:nde.ivor led ty Mi?.s Stella Mass?y. Evening suDjcrr "What Seek Ye." Commencing Moivdav smM-lal revlvaj service will he iield all week, conducted by Bev. Cecil Franklin. BAPTIST. First Main ana Wayne at;.. Her. Cnarlea A. Decker. Sunday school pieacatug 10:45 and 7:S0; B. Y. P. U. 5 p. m. Qnlnc.r street Qulncy t. and iJlalne av., Iter. Thoi. J. Partons. Bible school 9:o0, .!. W. Bandall, superintendent; preaching services 10:30 and 7:.UJ; B.' Y. i U. 6:45. Bible school 0..00 a. m. John W. Keud.tll, superintendent. Subje r "Serving Jesus." Morning sermon T. J. Parsoms; sulJei t, "(lathered Jewels." Evening subject "The Handicapped Man." This is the e'ond In a sermon series on "Bepre-sentative Men." Young l'eople's society: Leader John Warwick. Subjei-t. Jud-on the Missionary. Ttiesdav evening cottage meeting at tiie homo of William Yanderbeek, 1()S AV. Oak st Wednesday evening. Mblwetk service nt th htirt'h. Frllay afternoon the Ialls' Aid will meet with Mrs. II. fair. 111$ Vau Buren street. KV ANGELICA I. ASSOCIATION". lUpah Corner Main -nd Monroe its., Bev. John O. Moser. Sunday school U : a. m.. F. F. Burgener, superintendent. Srmion at 10. 4o a. in. and C:.'0 p. m. 'ntvhetical classes w ill meet at 2 :C0 p. m. Young People's Alliance at 6 :?.0 p. tn., Clarence Perkins, president. Evening iernion, 7:1.0. Morning subject The "Coinpassbn of .Tesu5." Evening subject. Congregation unites In union service at Hlg"h S-hoil Auditorium. Grace Michigan and 3rkk avs.. Rev. Daniel D. Speieher. Sunday chol 0:C0 a. m.. (ieorge W. Devlne, auperiutendent : sermon at BF.IO a. m.; m Young l'eople's mHting 7 p. m. ; service T-'.O p. m.; midweek service Wedueday, 7 :r.O p. in. Morning theme; "The Forgiveness of Sins. Young People's Allianev. Leader. J. Shuppert. Topic "The Perils that Threaten -.01 r Nation. Fvangelltic service. Theme: Chrlr nd Bartinaeur." The revival meet ings are to continue net week, including Mumliv eveninir. Bev. Edjrar M Jtenner has bi en secured for uest week. rirt CTurch Lafayette and Monro eta., Bev. J. H. Evans. Sunday aohool U::fi a. m., Oeoiire J. Eonr. superintendent; (;erirsr. preaeMnsr 10:S0 A. m.; I'.nKliih prtacblnr 7:30 p. m. ; Tounr People Alllau.e fi:54 p. ri. ; prayer meeting Tuesday aid Wednesday 7:45 p. m .!. II. Evan 5 pastor. No even In jr service Sunday on account of the Fnloii Mass meeting to be held at the IIij;h school auditorium. F.IorU Iel SrredHli Clijpln and Kert t., Rer. C. G. ErUkton. Sunday aelioot t a. m.: serrlcr 10:0 and evouinff aervioea 7:. p. ia. Subject of morning sermon: "A Passion ..r SouN." Subject of evening sermou. Falth"--The minutes of the annual meeting will be read at the morning sen-ice. The Iorr.n society will ir.ei1ng at the b uie of Miss Vera Hooirlund. So. Franklin and t'ulvert sts.. on l'rldav :u S p. m. BRETHREN. I irt nretbren Church 1214 S. Michigan st.. Rev. A. E. Thomu. patter. Pre.o iiinu' by Fvange'.ijt Naa" Frantz. f Pie.i"au; Hill, iiliio. who will a No preach ea h even I us duriTijr tho week at 7.".0 o'cbx'k. Tbe ceaeral public i earnestly reiueNtii t attend. Mornins suhj t "The Hidden Vears of .Testis in Nazareth." Evcniui: subbs-r "Over the Peadline." Thse services wi;l dose the revival hnipa!ri lu prorr thrtv weeks. Bv. Mr. Tiioiuas ill prea h a MTies. f J -rni u.s on lnterc:ing subjeds durbig' February that will N in b se connection with the k-To-Church campnicn. Hrt C hurt li of fTie nrethren Miami t. and Indiana av . Rev. M. Clyde Hortt. Sunday . tool 0 :?A a. m.: Men's Blbl ! (la ia rhrtrge of tbe pastor: Womea'a Bild class tHiiht by M! Cora V. Wlie; ure-ichlng 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. ; Set ord hufih of the Brethren -Ctib : Ing and Van Poireu sts.. Rer. J ii. Grater,! I (..tutor. Sunday s Ii at '.:' a. m.. R. ( UerIce at lo:."o: r.'eiiltig at 7:30. Chrtt:aa j I F. Berber. S aeri.itemler.t. Morning! j worker' inertias at drrui p. m., L. F. Wei-1 I fern, president. Teachers' training work : e.t. a luefj.Jiv cven'.r.iT at 7 :Z0. conducted I ( by Uev B. F. ll. rif-r t The EvaneiN: wt;i -.peak en tie ubjfl j "Whi. !i Is tb rlcht church." at the mo:-i-in; s-vi. Eveniuc sub.lext "Obe,lleiee . rind I No!el ier.ee to lioN word." The J bap;Nm.tl rite will U atltnlnitere.i at '..' o p. 1.1. Instead of tiie usual chrNtlau w.rki e;-s mei-llllg. IXITIl) UR.ETIir.EX. Conferrpce .Mrraerial -I'reachinr TO;4.1 an.! 7:50; Sunday .tool yu0; Chriitlaa Endeavor 6:50: tnld-rveek service Wednes dav 7H5 p. ra. Mrninc erm.m Fapt. o. o. Wiard. de;eive aud criminologist will apeak la

I WILL COMMEMORATE

POLISH INSURRECTION Patriotic pnigram 'to le (iiven at 8t. Iltilwiffc's Hall Sunday Mgltt. Sunday evening in St. Iledwige's hall, the Pulish people of St. Hedw ige's jarish under the auspices oi St. John's C'antins Literary society, will combine to commemorate the olst anniversary of the ftrusgle for the emancipation of Poland from the bonds of tyranny of tho Russian empire. This anniversary will be observed by patriotic .speeches, recitals, ringings and music, touching on the heroic but futile efforts of insurrectionists to liberate the unhappy country. Kev. M. T. Szalewski. C. S. C, director of the society, will open the program with a short address. Stanislaus Kochanowski one of the most active members, will preside. Miss Ilcdwljre Luzna will act as a secretary of the evening. Following is tbe program. Song, ladies' choir of the St. John's Cantins society; recital, Edward Kowalski; piano solo. Miss Kazmiera Luzna; recital. Miss J. Niewladoma; soprano solo, Miss K. Kalamajska; addess. Rev. Martin Ilanyz, C S. C, assistant of the St. I led wife's Catholic church; musical duet, J. Grontkowski and Miss Teotila Makielska; recital. Miss A. Sobicralska; song, ladies' choir of the St. John's Cantins society; conclusion with a short speech by Stanislaus Kochanowski; national hymn, "Boze Cos Polske.'V by all present. The whole program is In charge of Rev. M. T. Szalewski, C. S. C. i:i)YVAlU MllOZ. The funeral of Edward Mroz. one year and eight months old son of Mr. and Mrs. John Mroz, 217 N. Jackson st., who died Friday morning, was held this afternoon tt 2 o'clock from the St. Stanislaus church. Hurl at was made in St. Joseph's Polish cemetery. morning. Men's day program in charge of tho men of the church. Revival meetings will begin Monday evening Jan. 20th at 7.4o and -outlnue indefinitely. Bev. r. F. Byrer A. M. pastor of Calvary U. B. church Ft. Wayne., for ten years, will preach each evening. Chorus choir will furnish the music. FREE METHODIST. Free .Methodist. Church Pennsylranla ar. and Rush at., Uev. D. L. Lower. 8un day school 9:C0 a. m., Oscar Batson, superintendent; preaching services 10:30 a, m. and 7:30 p. m. EPISCOPAI. St. Jaraea Lafayette St. north of Washington aT. Parish house, 319 W. Colfax tr. Right Rev. John Haren White, D. D.. bishop of the dieeese of northern Indiana, rector. Rev. H. K. White, ricar. The services at St. James church on Sunday are: Present studies are on the Gospels and church history. Morning prayer with sermon, 10:45. EvenUg prayer and sermon, 7:30. Vested choir at morning: and evening services. Bishop White's BlbWlas for adults convenes at 0.15 during Sunday school 1 hours. KE FORMED. First Corner Colfax and Lafayette. Sunday school at 10 p. m. A. X. Staram, superintendent. II. E. Parker, Assistant .superintendent. Morning sermon by Rer. A. J. Michael, pastor of the Reformed church at Culver, lnd. Subject "Essentials In Dlscipleship." There will be no evening service. Mid-week prayer service: Subject "Temptation," leader, Homer J. Miller. SALVATION ARMY. Salvation Army meetings every night at 8 o'clock, except -Monday, at 513 E. Jefferson boulevard 'wrth Ensign and Mrs. II. Cuthbert in charge. Sunday school at 2:30 each Sunday afternoon. SEVENTH DA V ADVtNTlST. Seventh Day Adventlst. services on Saturday in Melville halt, Pktor Al'en Mooq, in charge. Sabbath school at 9:30 a. in., preaching cervlce at 10:30. International Bible Student Class. Meeting Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock t 102 X. St. Louis st.. W. W. Wllliarut, leader. riiuncii OF COD. Church of God Services are neid In Melville hall. 212 "S. Lafayatte at. Sunday school at 10 a. m. ; Mrs. Marv Cordray. supt. Bible study at 11 a. m., yfis Verna Itnilsbaek, leader. Berean meeting on Thursday evening at the home of Miss Lois Thompson, C'02 So, Franklin street. Fuffel, leader. SCIENTIST. TEMPLE IIET1I-EL. Sunday morning Rabbi .Cronbaoh' Koy will speak on "Luther and the Refovmutiou.' This is the third of the merles of discourses on the Jewish view of chrlstlanit v. In the afternoon nt - o'clock Baobl Croubach will deliver the m.mthlv le tnre for children, continuing the subject "Elijah and Ellsha." In the afternoon at 3 oYlock the confirmation class for B14 will be organized. SPIRITl ALISTS. The Spiritualists will ho-hl services Sunday evening at 7.-"4 p. ni. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. U. W. bean 014 K. Grove st. ' Mishaw aka. Clarence Lockridge, lecturer, V. M. C. A. . M. C. A. meetings will be held every Sunday afternoon, especially for men, in the auditorium of tbe boys' building. A special .speaker wiil be secured for each Sunday aud .special music will be furnishcd. V. XV. ( . A. CATHOLIC. M. TatrlcK's 507 S. Taylor at.. Rev. John F. DeUroote. C. S. C, pastor. Low maes at 7:50 and 9 a. m. Solemn high maps and sermon at 10:30. Baptism at 2 p. 111. Sunday school at 3 p. m. Vesper at :CO p. in. Meeting of church societies at 4 p. in- , M. f almir'a PelUh S2i S. Webster at. Holy Rosary devotion at 7:0, 0, 10 a. m., and 2 p. m. St. Hedwige Poiuh Cor. Scott and Na pier sts. Rev. Anthony Zubowicz. C. S? C, pastor. Low miss at 7:50; children's mas at U a. m., high mass at 19 a. m.. Sunday school and benediction vespers at 4 p. in. St. Stantrsii PotNh 415 N at 2 p. tn.. Lincoln t. tier. Roman Marcinlak. pastor. Mas at t, 7:i:0 and 9 a. ni. .St. Adelbert's ToIUh Ollv mad Grace 99. Rev. John Kubackl. naftor. Pallv raas at 8 a. m. Holy hour Wednesday :30. Sunday mass 7:30 and 10 venlng at a. in. St. Joeph Hill at. and Lasalle Patrick J. Carroll. C. S. C, pastor. Low ma a sea at 7:50 and 9. High maas at 10 a. m. Benedictlou 3 p. m. Sunday school tt 3:15 p. d. st. Stephen's Hungarian Thomas and McPterson sts. Rev. Alexander Varlaky, pastor. Mass t S and 1:15 a. m. Sunday school at 2 p. m. Beuedlcrion zi S p. "m. Sabred Heart Belgian 112G W. Thomas at. Rev. Fh irles V. FNcher. pastor. Jh st 7 and 9 :'M a. ni. Sunday school at '2:10 P. m. Benediction at 3 p. in. rred Heart Notr Iam. Student tns's at S a. m. Solemn bi'a mass at JO a. in. Veper. at 2 p. m. St. Mary's (irmn !31 S. Tavlor at.. Rev. J. M. Sherer. F. S. C. p.stor. Moi at 7:50 and 10 a. tu. Sundiy vhoo! at 2:'id p. ra. Benediction at 5 p. ra. Ayer's Cood health demands at least one movement of tbe bowels each day. Just one Ayer's Pill at bedtime. Sold for 60 years. Ask Your Doctor. ij'r&

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3olish National alliance council of South Uend will hold its meeting Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Z. II. hall on V. Division st. A meeting of the Most Holy Heart of Jesus of the St. Casimter's church will be held Sunday afternoon at l:Z0 o'clock at the Warsaw hall. The St. Hedwige's society of the Hedwige Catholic church will hold meeting Sunday afternoon at o'clock in one of the class rooms St. its 1 - 1 of the SJt. Hedwige school. The St. Casimier's society will meet Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the rooms of the old school building of the St. Hedwige's parish. The senior exercising class of the Polish Falcons Z. Halicki No. 1. will hold their regular exercises Monday oven Tuff at 7 o'clock in the Z. 13. hall on W. Division st. The Polish Falcons King W. Jagiello of the St. Stanislaus parish will hold its meeting Sunday afternoon at their lodge rooms. A meeting of the Literary circle of the St. Casimier's parish will bo held Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the class rooms of St. Casimier's school. The children of Guardian Angle society of the St. Hedwige's Catholic church will meet Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock ln one of the class rooms of the St. Hedwige school. Joseph Laczynskl of Chicago is spending a few days with relatives in South Fend. The Polish Falcons K. Pulaski will initiate new members Sunday afternoon at the Warsaw hall according to the ritual, followed by a smoker and luncheon. A full attendance of the members is expected. Invitations the affair have been issued to members of the Polish Falcons Itomanowski. for the M. PERSONALS. Miss Josephine Smigielska, daughter of Mrs. Agnes Smigielska, 14 01 W. Sample st., has been critically ill for several days. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Stachowski aro leaving Sundaj' for their home in Toledo. They were called here by the death of their relative. Renjamin Shultz. Mr. and Mrs. F. Rajtek were here from Elkhart to attend the funeral of Benjamin Shultz. Frank Wizinkiewicz has returned to Grand Rapids after spending a few days with South Uend friends. Ladislaus Iubiak returned to Denton Harbor last evening after spending a few days with friends in South Rend. Miss Mary Ludkowski, W. Sample st., has returned from a week's visit with relatives in South Chicago. FUNERALS. STANISLAUS AVKSOLOWSKI. The funeral of Stanislaus Wesolowski, aged 21 years, who died Thursday noon, w held from the St. Adelbert's Catholic church at S o'clock this morning with Rev. John Tarlowski officiating. Rurial was made in St. Joseph's Polish cemetery. BABY IS iniTLSKI). A newly born son to Mr. and Mrs. John Klojbor, 502 S. Carlisle st.. was baptised Friday evening at the St. Adelbert's Catholic church, naming it John. The ceremony wax performed by Rev. John Tarlowski, assistant priest of the parish. The god-parents are Mrs. Anna Rogalski and John Nadolski. DR. LENT STAYS ON PARK BOARD Physician to Succeed Himself as Commission Named by KMayor GocU. Upon appointment by Mayor Fred W. Keller, announced Saturday morning. Dr. 1Z. J. Lent is to succeed himself as a member of the board of J park commissioners. Dr. Lent has been on tho board since August. 1910, when he was appointed by former Mayor Cioetz to till the' unexpired term of the then Pres. Fred C. Winkler, deceased. Dr. Lent himself became president of the board by succession and seniority when Simon P. Greenebaum resigned last summer. Irvine: W. Jackson being appointed to Jill the unexpired term of Greenebaum. The other members of the board are Richard Klbel and Horace L. Greene. The board's fiscal year expires February when a meeting will be held for reorganization purposes. At that time the park superintendent- question and how the clerkship is to be handled will no doubt be taken up and settled. ' V V W sse V V 't T 4S T " GOOD MORNING YOUR :;: :;c HONOR. 5 Just one little kiss cost $11 to John Mandericz, SI 4 Fisher st. He is one of the six boys arrested for teasing the girls employed at the Wilson Rros, shirt factory. All the boys snowballed the girls and Mandericz stole a kiss, the girls said. The others were arraigned on a vagrancy charge and although found not guilty, the judge ordered them to behave in the future. Anton Ruszkowski. S 40 S. Grant st.. after a quarrel with his wife Friday, tried to run away and take the baby with him. She protested and followed him. calling the police. He was arrested on a charge of striking his wife. The case was continued and the wife took the -aby. John Kow.iski ot the be.t of Andrew Opoka in a west end street tiiit Friday night. lie was lined up before Judge Warner Saturday where he said he did not do It. The cae will he heard Monday. Reconciliation was brought abon between Mr. and Mrs. Joseph I' Kling. by Judge Warner Saturday The woman declared he had nmi away to Cassopolis to live withou? her. He said he was willing to take her back again and tbe pair went out arm in arm. John Knwlinskl and George (Dlffet were also up for wife desertion. Trial? were set for next week.

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ROBERTSON'S MARKETS. CHICAGO, Jan. 24. Opening-Wheat Mav !:.: 5-s to 1-2: July SO o sst-s. Corn A la V t It 51 - . (a 1 -1 : July ti" 1-4 'd 5 - S. Dais .Mav :;:5-8; July 50 1-2. Pork May $21.75. to 4J; Mav Jll.TiraTo; July $!1.M to FN ION STOCK YARDS, 111.. Jan 21 Hog receipts S.ooo: market 5c higher; mixed ami butchers N2.Vj4."; good hetivy. 'SS.'M'n, s.445 rough heavy N.15CV50; light.' s.20(.X' s..'W.; pigs, .n0.1O'UT.1o ; toilk. s:.'.yVa S.40. Cattle receipts 200; market steady j beeves, '.); cows nnd heifers, .$5.75 (tis.'2T; blockers and feeders S5.05527.50; 'Jex;ii:s $7.40(fi7.W; calves S.75&11. Sheep Re-eipts 1500: matket steady; natlvt and western S5.'J-"y 0.-'5 ; lambs, Wa, S.10. i-:irti--M;a v m liiuj wait, n.u ToI.EOO. Jan. 24. 'lose: Wheat No. 2 red Ii'; cash jjtl.uu; May $1,04 1-4; July )2 1-4. Corn Cah '' 1--: May C.-S.1-4: July 07-7-s. oats-Cash 411-2; May r42 7-; July 415-1; Cluversecd Cash aud Jan. ."S.07 1-2: Feb. ss.TJi-j; Mar. .VS.',7 1-2; A Is ike, prime P.T5; Mar, 10.S5. Timothy Prime $2,47 1-2 Feb. -J.50: Mar. 52.52 1-2. CIIIl'AOO. Jan. J4 Cbe: Wheat May "Jl 1-s; July SO l-Ft.:;-S. Com Jan. 02 5-4; Julv 5 7-s; Mav tio.Vs; (Kits May 5'F7-s; Jul'v ::'j -s. Pork Jan 2l.ti2; May S212. Lard Jan. Slo.; May 11.50: July $11.40. Ribs Julv n.SVa"'. NATIONAL STOCK YARDS. 111., Jan. 21 CaPJe Receipts 125, including 50 southerns. Market steady; native beef steers s7..Vi'o.0.J5; cows and lieifers 4.2ri..-0; stuekers and feeders 5(5.7.50; calves si all; Teas steers .S5.75V.7.lO; cows and heifers $4 fa 0. lings---Receipts 5.000; marker higher; mixed Sy-iO'fis.ui; good ?w.."fas.00; rough SV10'' V'J5; lights ij.:"". h.I j ; pigs $J.50'i S.15; bulk .SVRKt; S.53. Shp Receipts 5."-o: market teady; muttons s.";5.."tj ; yearlings S0.505i.7.5O ; lamb-s f7'5. PITTSBFRGIT. Jan. 24. Cattle supply light; market steady; choice .SyC0s.'.o; prime. &.405i S.iO : good. $.l"'Ti.-V; Tidy luitcbers. 7.7.Vosj5; fair. 7.237.75; common $d.50T; common to gcd fat. bulN 4.r'?77. common to good fat tows .."..50rj.7 ; heifer. S5.5nys; fressti cows and springers, .0Ol'O: veal calves vllri12; heavy and thin calves .7fo.". She'p and lambs. Supply light: market .steady; prim wethers S5.W(3.5.75 : good mixed .5.15'i5..V;; fair mixed 4.."'5.;0; culls aud common S5'g5Jo: lambs 5'y. Hogs receipts light: ma.'ket higher: prime heavy hog. .'.G5: heavy mled. -5S.70 '1.75: mediums. .Sa i.so:beavy Yorkers .vx.T'.'i'S.s); Light Yorkers S.75(?. .S0 : pigs. roiiirhs ,7.50f 1 7.V0 : stags .577.25. INDIANAPOLIS. lnd.. Jar.. 21 Hogs reeiptH 5uu; market te5ldJ ; Ist hogs ..50; heavies Sy I' v50 ; pigs ?7..5iQy 15 ; bulk f sale. l.Vi ? .50. CaP.Ie Ibseipts 5ix); ir.arke". steady: but dlill; ebohe he.ivy N.;,--s Ss -J; S.."Vj ; llgllt vteeix si j.tr.iT.iKj: l,e'.fcrs $fi); tois S4.5o'7; bulls ' ..".sj 7; calves $'' 12. otTir ri:.vi) ma nK uts. I LOFi; AND PEED (Corr?;ted Daily by Knobbvk A (liai. Hydraulic Ave Cereals and 1 lour Buying wheat at b3v; oats at 42 retailing at 50: rye, COc; rorn, buying r.t 3s-. idling nt 70:. TAI.I.OW AND HIDES. (Corr?-.-te.i lvi y .y S. V.. LIppnisn, 2!0 N. .MJin St. TaBorr Rough. 2c to 2!K; rendered, No. 1. 4 e to 5Hc; No. 2. r.'-uc to 4-c. llbira No. 1 green blls. 11c tj 12cr; cured, caif skin, 13 : y to 17ljc; wool, 17c t 20 . POI ETRV AND Ml T. (Corrn-ted Da'ly by the lr:ideli Market, 125 N. Main St.) rltry Spring chicken, paying l2!ie

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127-129-131-133 to 13e; selling nt 20o to 25c; old thlekens, paying 12Vjic; selling at 20e. Turkey, paying Itv to 20 dresseti; selling. 2S. lb. Meats Retail : Veal, 20o to 50; round teak. 20e to 25e; sirloin steak, 50c; porter house, 55e to 40e; beer roaat, 20c to 25c; boiling beef, 10o to 2(c; lard, ISo: smoked bam. j0o to 40c. Oy stern, 40c to Oc quart. PROVISION'S. (Corrected Dallv by F. W. Mueller. 2H5 E. Jefferson Blvd.) I'rult Oranges, per case. 1.00 ; selling at 50c to GV per doz. Lemon., per case, S4.."0; gelling at 50 to 40c per doz. Bananas, buying 75c to $2 per bunch. Cauliflower, buying $2 per doz; gelling. 13 to 2.V each. Vegetables New cabbage, paying 2i per pouud: selling at -L Potatoes, 70c per bu. ; selling at 23c ier peck. Butter and Ejfjfs Country butter, paying 23- to 50c; selling, 27c to 55c. Creararry. 5nV. Eg?s. strictly fresh, paying 52c. belling 40o. HAY. STRAW AND I'KKD. (Corrected Daily by the Wenlev Miller Flour A: Feed Co., 420 S. Michigan St.) Hay, paying S13: selling at .1. Straw paying $G to $7, selling at 3C; per bale. Old com, pnying 5Se per int.; selling attiV, to 70e. per bu Oats paying 4v per bu., felling at 47c to.ve per bu. F'lover seed, lng at 47c to 50o per bu. Clover seed, paypaying $7."0 per bu. LIVE STOCK. (Corrected Daily by Major Bros., S. Logan Street. ) Heavy fat steer?, live cwf.. ?.0D to 57.25; dressed. $12.(0 to $12.50. Feeders. $3.75 to Lainus en loot, to u..jU;i drei-ed, 10' to 14c. Hogs, l;o to 2(0 Iba.. $.00 to S..'J; 200 to 5oo lls., .7.75 to IS.00. SEED. (Corrected Dailv bv Warner Bro. Co . 114 F Wavno Sr 1 Seed Timothy paying $2 per bushel, selling at $2.50. Red clover, paying $'J t $7.50, selling 7.00 to S'j.00. warsaws'g. 0. P. STAR CHAMBER A SMART SET SNARE (CONTINUED FKOAf PAG 1-3 ON F.1 dent, and generously presuming that he would be a stronger candidate If kept out of the senate, hence? their interest in Foulkc, Iar.dis f.nd Ade. Iandis and Ade are both positively quoted here as having stated that the only people who have urge! ther.i to get into the senatorial race haw l en republicans republican; insinuating around, and encouraging them to enter the race, in the apparent hope of being able to hatch the tenato.-i il l-c m their bonnets, and get up a senatorial scrap in the progressive party against the Indiana leader. i Qtiite convinced that t lie pro';ro.c- ( sives will never go back to the repub lican party, the progressive?, have ii that pretty near everything you je, in the republican newsparrs about the progressive party la put there with ; I1 igr to disorganize the party as .i. : Tis"i iie. i i'- r. rally. County Secy. Iilli5g- . .... i- b'-ing mentioned here for d: i trie: I'hairman, ln ca.ue Francis E. Iambert, of South llend. the present ircumbent, declines reelection, or in case he should be disqualified by a possible healthy boom for him as a candidate for congress. If you feel the need of olive oil get your supply at the Phila. Pints 30c; quarts SOc; gallon $2.30. Adv.

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So. Michigan St NO RECONCILIATION MRS. GOELET ASSERTS DAYTONA. i-Ta.. Jan. 2 4. Mrs. Robert Goelet declared lo r intention Saturday of pushing to a defjsion hr divorce suit against the Now York millionaire. F.fforts by mutual friend to restore peace would be jn ain. she inisted. Asked if there was any pc.-ibility 'f a reconciliation, she s.nd: "No, indeed. Never." GETS DIVORCE ON A NON-SUPPORT CHARGE Grace ohmer was granted a ilii?c -from Hugene Ohmcr in superior .i!t Saturday on the ground f ii'n-.-wp-port. They were married July v 1907, and separated in February. 1912. Mrs. Ohmcr testified h-r Innband not only failed to provide fr her. but declared ho was hii habitual drunkard. She supported hers-df i.c hairdrcj-sing and manic r.rii'2, Ii-j testified. ALTON DOESN'T WANT TO HEAR HENRY L. WILSON ALTON, ill., Jan. J4. The Alt"n board of trade .S'aturday refused t" a - copr Henry Iine Wilson, former I s ambassador to Mexico, as a lecture to appear before Its members at hal pric $100, instead of ?Jmj. Wilson at lirst offered to D . t ; r . f.. ?200. When this offer was de- '.in. 1. he r-Tit the price to .$Ifu", but the !" d-cid-d the lecture was, hih al Jl it 1 iw itlvt si i rH ;i; movi:. WA.SniNGT N. Jan. 2 1. Tbhouse ruirs committee Saturda;.' ;- I;ite( 'i'- ; -fto of 4 to 4. tile !!.- i'on ,,f ;, -p. Campbell of Kansas. ? ".put o,;t faojabl;.' t!v wo:r.a;i s;;:f Z .. r'."' '.'' ''il'i'il'l'.. rii tea 2 1 for the Blood ' ii haj efTevted complete recoveries In nur;ervu czj. in ubi.-h tV r.iourcea 11 of pbynciins 1 J b f i exhajtted. Powerful but Non-lnjurioua. Astonishing result in Malignant Cases. Purely Vt;etabla. A-.ir.n ll. ti. .tL;n Us f.-;4 aro llfaf .s: inj, Bi'K.i l'..;..n, s.-rc'j s.u: 1 hrtt kt i :r. .4.-.,r..r.?l )u-.l irr. kl Jiir r I 'ur . ii St. 3a Troji. C'-.n.tt- a - T n . i"!. . . An li -.alu nj n, Tu Vr-r.l-i. i::.o. y -:;rlvr i ft ts:: t -.1" ul ; ,.rl-.-. Ute jm?.rji f ir tec yr, oas Uttie curl Y.'.-j i l'. : a "TLr t t'dsi crcl r4 la r.,r furs. "-'nff,('k;i. s'-l r r lif . -Lo. M i5. ' ir 1 in to Wh , . ;.t. Ark. i v ip n tr':it.-f."-n:ti;.i.. " ' r t . ) k.'nf t tMut'i t-ur - j.". roa (' k. ' . : tt . -i t :'.ftu jerr. To K.tt. '" jrr,rwrrJ ty to ttt V.r: for fr KAkt i nl at ht j i M i! 13 s I 4 i i i 4 iry t- o)t:p.i rrm eur : cnt. in?. vr II tr,M9.cj a:roi from tt rom olr.. Lb REMEDY CO., KiRusCity