South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 45, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 7 February 1914 — Page 2

2 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1914

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES.

Sunday at the Churches

"Gn-to-CIuirclKSunJav' Till re the slogan in South Bend durin February when an el' ort shall be maJe hy-the united clergy and laiety to got every individual in the city to attend services. During the campaign a special invitation i given to all and the services at all the churches will have additional programs. Special and regular announcements below.

Mrt-Maln arid JfJWson sti . Ir. Henrj ; L.. tarit. Clas mr::: :C?; Sunday trtiooi V :.v, J. is. YftrrsLer. .iierlntcnu'ent: frrnon 10. j a. ia.; Lnwortb League G:13; The star's them--s .ire intended to h.-ij the h Kt j: 1 m r : 1 inil'-IU'.-r. Mundng -i!lJ.-.T. " I'm I f h. .i Smb..; i;,w-r." lin.-u-3ii 7:'J, '"Mm- W'vU -: 1 r ! the Weil." ht. I'biiI'a Vjfmorlal- Colfax mid L.iP'rt av . Ib. .lane Linird (iir.lintr. Funliy ..,! y a. in . Merritt C. Hcal .IntmJtrit ; morning worship 10:.')O a. xa. ; Kpn-rrli I.-ffu t p. io. ; tvnluj worship 7 prayer service 7:45 AWdn"-tl7 -erilnff. Patriot!- vri---4 will 1; ! I ;it hih the p ifor x . ill ;..! k .n ! subjeet, "Lira mIm. tin' J :nii:ort.tl." IIpu .rt h le.igue ervie-s u ill le !! hy "liar'e-t Webster. Fvenmg suMeet, " t'ert.iin III--ji Mm." ;ts 3I by Wi,i. Alder White in !.U ln.uk by licit iinn-. 'J'!,-- !i..!r will furnish fiili-Jil'l-music. In tin- i i i . i : i i ; i they will Mug ' Gd of Our Fathers." hy Shne Li-r ami (J.-mN! Hunt will render ;m m b:tss -l. I'.U'k's "IV.ir e N-t. o I -r.n-.'il." TinM'lirtet, t'i linns for t!it evening M-rv-bo :irc "Lve Divine," lv Sehne.-ker and i;'es;ed Savior. Tbr I lv." ly Wist. Crr-Mi-hlg;n nl Tutt stv. Iter. F. K. Do. liberty. Sunday school 0:';0 h. m.: X retching 10:15 a. m. ; meeting 12 o'clock; Epworth League J p. ni., evening rrmou 7 :.10 p. ru. ; prayer meeting Wedueidaj at 7:20. Letrrll Hriglitft Miner anl Fr.ind sts. Iter. Arthur G. Seh.ifer. 5ur.d.ny school W:4. a. dj.. II. II. Mr.rtt. uieriiitemle'; t ; public worship 11 a. in.: Lptvorth league :.i0: evening service 7 :.".0 p. in. Prayer mtlnjr WeUnel.iy evening :tt 7 .no p. m. Morning -ul'j'i t. "A Pectdi.ir People." Lvordng subje, r. "Law of tin Kingdom of JIvivM." Keviv.'tl 1 1 !- 1 1 1 1 tr every nlht t-rpt Saturday. One sermon on "1 Ik Way to th Kingdom arid It.- l:-ult" "will l.o pr-n-li-ii tlirou'h tL whU; one division l.dlijr U'-1 ;( h nl'ht. Tin- diMsiiMis nri: Sin :md it; j'iialtj': r'irnt:.m m; rti version ; Joy, triumph and p'a-e. Tin- rr-len Missionary s.M-i-ty will nwr nt tlio- honu i-f Mr-. iaid liut-on, tin; '.iiupau L, Thursday afternoon. "J:'). Trinity Klamr and Vamr avs.. IleT. Ulalne K. Kirk patriot. Sun.Jay school 9 :30 i a. m.; O. 1L Julian, superintendent ; morninf orskif 10:5 n. m.; class meeting Ini-adUU-lj followlnir; Lpworth league 0:15 TJ S3 ; vfnlng iKrvi: i :."0; fnlJ-week seriVs Wedhtsdiy 7:G0 l. m. Morning Miltj--t, "Tli IMa-o of tlx 'linnii in History." This is on of a -ri-- for th uiohtii. fh two rrinalnlu:r Mii-Jorts iwiiijr. "Tlio Phi-- .f tl.' 'iunt in Mo.p-rn Svial Iror"',.' anl 'T h J'irK- of tin riiurili in th' Lift' r-f tin Individual." 'lasN m.otii! after thJiiorniii vtv !. V. worth leaguv, 5:1. p. i:i Lvt-uin s"niif, !:') oVI-h-U; tulijt. What n rhri"tl.in V" This one also f a srl-s duriiic th- Suiulay v-!iintfs of t h. month. th' remaining suhje.-ts lidng: "How May I r.- ohm- a Christian?" and "!Iw Mnv I ai.d others Know I Am a 'hrUtlan ?" n Tuesday ev-nin. Dr. Jam L. Gardiner will give Ids -de!rat-l iiioiiolotrii- -n "lU-ii-Hiir" in the talx'rii. ii 1. This eotertainnient is under the Miidte- of Hi" brotherhood, and admission f 1."m and -." will ehared. yii-sion study ila-s Thursday renins, at Hi,. ioi f Mr. LiK'k'. Ujl Sherman jiv. T!:e ladles will lndd a thlinlde Thursii.iv afternoon at tlie hoiiie of .Mrs. IK:rold. Ml Golden a v. I.pworlh Memorial- corner Mi hi' an and Oil vi- a v.. Kev. Js W P.nneli. t.a-'tor. Sunday s lnnd J."J a. m , i'laude Voting. Mi!eritilcndent. N'oriilng service 10 4i a. ra. VrM r scrvi-" i p. hi. 1'pworth loauo Z p. m. livening1 'irvl 7.: p. in. Morning sunjot, ,,Iteiiiin in tlie Cliur. !i ' Ljtwortli league, led ly Ilalph I.. U'.- khill. vp.-r m rv!n'. suhje- t. "Lopsided Men: the Cure." S-H-ial prayer me-i-3 1 1 v: 1'rid.ty evening. in charge of the Icdr. foliwel liy liMiii ss meeting of th'.- Sunday rt--!iool lejard. German -Lafayette and v.itc ts., Yiov. Jaeob S' hott. Sunday nohoul n. m., John Koch. iinerlntendent : preachlnjf 30:30 and 7:.W; KtrvortIi Ingn 7 p. m. ; rrayer meeting Wednday 7 : L" p. tn. " Stull Memorial Michigan nd VIctir!a !.. Lev J. P. Mdvay. Sun-lay school 30 a. m , A. Katterhelnrich, superintendent; Men'n Hlhle class taught ly the pastor; puhlle worship 11 a. ni. ; evening PTTht- 7:.') p. m.: Kpworth ltue 0:30 p. m.. Miss rio!!e Jester. president: prnyer meeting NWdnsday evening 7:r,0. i;eTiir.ir suhiect. "He Knew L'nu-cdu." lll-worth league, leader. Mrs. M. C. Smith: FUhj'-ct, "t;eiitlenes with 'e!ienien. e." Welevau Sample ai. and Marietta .it.. 3r. F. o. Spltler. pastor. Morning serTle 10:?n; evening services 7 :."': Sunday ? -ho,)l 9 :Tfo. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening 7 :"0. Iliver l'ark S. Seventh st.. llev. Charle Ponl. Sunday -hml ::.. l M. Wolfe, superintendent; pnvi.-liing. lf;l(; i!pworth league. ::'.(. 1" ed Miller, preilent; eveniuc prt'achinp. 7::.tl; prayer meeting. Wednesday evetiing. S o-h-k. Morning su'o'e- t. "The Iis. rimiaatlng 'harater of 'iirlst's- MlnNtry." IlTcning h!ihlvt. "Kingship Pejetisl and Clatm--1." Ppw'orth h-airu will hol-1 a threeiiight revival l-i:lnning Sunday evetilnc. .Monday niirht t i i-- ji-sident f the Jir-t aii-1 second dej-art ments. will dicns ah.-ir work, the address Ix-ing male l.y K'-v. P. P. Kirkpatri'-k. pn-l-ient of the district Ppw-orth I;igi:c. Tucsdav evening the xl.T president of flie third mjoJ fourth departments "HI discuss tlieir vnrk. t!ie jiildrci being made by Mr. ;carheart of Lowell Heights church. lon.on ( huprl Su iday ho.d ' a. m.. .T-.hu lI- Ktoi. juperln ten-lent. Pre:) hing l:i l.e eeni;:g. Mt. l'lrH-jint Sumlay .-!eol 10 a. m . Jay Swank, superintendent. Porfige C impel Sun. lay s h.-l P a. jn , Mi. Win. tiillis. superinteti.b-nt. OlUrt A. M. i: Pev. ( Lmery Alien. 1. I. pastor. .,1 W. Monroe at. 10:.';0 a. jn. pre'iching. Suud iy .c!nd p. ni.. jfreachlng 7:1." p. in. l:iss meetir.g 12 m. Zion A. M. P. Pev. P.. W. P .w!i. pi'...o. Prcaciun ' 11 iw a. m. and j. m. Sunday s. h.d 1J :. o and prayer m-'tlng Wcdr.c- lay evening. IIIPK MPTHOIHT. I'rff Metholit hurt h Peunsvlvanln mt. anl Ituh sr . Tier. I. L. Lower. Sun !j nchool '.:.".' a. in. -.ar PaTn, uperlntender t ; pre.i. hiag fervicea 10:1 a. m. aud 7 :C0 p. m. PKLilTLTU AN. 1 rt - ' rarr ! Wa !itiigfoti av. ami J i fa yet te st. Pev. I'h.irh-s A. Lipprm-ott. 1. IK, minister. PuVii-- worship at 10:4o . in. and 7::ji p. m. Pdb!.- - . lod at 'a :; o m. ra . Albert Ld-ure. snperinteude-it. .Me:;' p.p.:- ?!:!) c'lgu' at ::.". a. :u. Juilor Lndeavur at . p. ir.. Young People's E.e'l!ng at C:b" p. tn. M.u-wee terrice Wcd:.-5.l.! v at 7 : .0 p in. Mvrt:5ng fu(.j--t. 'Liinoln'-. Pcligivii." LwnUig subject. "I.'fe in Tune." Trlnit .-r: er r-..:f.; av. and St. Peter st., Pev. J. ha S I'.uni. p.i'...r. Pi Me KciiO.il at .:4'. J. P. hircu. tn. superintendent. M.-rnihg wo:-N.l.!p : 1 1 a. m Young Pe..p'.-' sv-clety of 5i i i -1 i ,i a l::.leiof T:.-ets Sunday -e:.lug .it ":.". !v-nlLg worship of s.,i,g aud s,.; !;ion :i t V Prayer t:o eting .:..! s.-cUl b..ur at il'Tl.lt.g subj.-. t. "h: :ri.in I'.-lu. tl.-u .r How to I.!c." i:e:.!..g t:-:nc. "Th.-;:-I M'.tiStry." Pr.i..r ni.-. tlng :ir 7:1". la r.arge t f A. .7. L-e. w !i will -tM-.ik on "L-.,,-s. f r- :;s the Carpenter-' Trade" 'The lid-." is ft..- theme. Wetmioter p.-r. Ir P. H.s:tr.r. Sunrtay st,h-o pubj;c worship 10:4," r.ud 7 :;-': .ri-t!an Pnu-av-.r ..;;; j.rier ie-tir.g Wf'ii.n 1 y evening. M'.rn-.rig : I.'-ri:.- "Abrah.uu Ll.c-.dn." I.en:i:g then.e, --H-ca a Prave Pi-ipt.et Wj0 m liard P.-n '!.t P.ittie for io-l."

S-rior i I!., subject. "Srtfe." Prayer meeting subject, "Healing th Leper." Hope L-er snd ITTfon sLs. Georpe Wm. Allison. P. 1. iuitils?r. Plhle h haol 9:). a. ta . W. O. Iavjef supt. Preaching servi- 10:4." and 7:-"-0; ehildreti's vesj.er -rTl. at : :'.V . rn. ; mid-week meeting earh Wtilne-day eveninc nt 7 :'Jo. ICorkhtll I'nion Sumption Prnlrlf road, one uarter mile west "f olive st. Pibl s !io d at Owen Whlteuian, miperintondent. International l"onv Peligious wurs.hlp at 3:4", in charge of Lbler Harris. llnnrBrlan f'ornpr TC"ti 1 n rtr.n m n .1

i nerry sr. Hev. li. I'.ertok. pasto. m - ' - - - . .inuiu, i'mi 11 i ) 1 1 ' t Me worship at 10 a in . ... in. and 2 p. m. Sun. nay S'-n-xi at v a. Wednesday evenings. tn. Prayer meeting BAPTIST. I irat Malo and Wayne Her. Cnarlfi A. Decker. Sunday ac-hooJ 9::W: pleaching 10:45 and 7 :.'0; P. V. P. U. 5 p. m. Blount Zion Ilaptist 113 N. Plritell ?. Evening aervices 7 p. m. ; prayer metInj Thursday 8 p. m. I'lrst SwedUh Laurel arm Napier ats. Pev. M. V. Meeds. Morning wortaip. 10ulD . m.; Hible school, 12 ra.; P.. Y. P. U.. :30 p. m.; cteniug worship. 7:30 p. m. (iratiger Pev. J. p. Dounlds n. pastor. Sunday s Jiod at bj a. m. Preaching at S r tn Qnlnrj Street Qulney t. and Dlalu nr., He. Thos. J. Pardons. Hible school Dn'.O. J. W. Pandall. auperintendent ; poaching servlcea 10:30 and 7:30; II. Y. 1. U. 60. rilHISTIAN. rirstMain at., touth of public library, Rev. Georg Wataon Llemry. Morning Hi hie s-'bom 9:15 a. m.. J. Holland Wltwer, uperlntendeut; morning sertlce 10:10 a. io.; Chriatian Kndearor 6:30 p. m. ; evenlug service 7 -HO D. m. Morning subject. "A World-wide Work." Evening subject, "Honesty, the Highway of Lincoln." Prayer service will be led by Prof. II. M. Appleman Wi-dnesday night. Men's supper and social meeting on Friday evening at 7:3u. Indiana Aveeue Indiana and Witwer avs., Pev. Cecil Franklin, pastor. Plhle choor 9:30 a. m.: aervicet 11:00 and 7:30; prayer mee-ting Wednesday evening 7:30. 'I'll tcivtoKu O.i-Tno ! t 1w in.oi.ln.f I . " I'ca-iw r in lite in i ut' lllV'l lllll i "My Lord and I." In the evening. "The i Ministries of Christ's Church to M an 1 ! .Mine." ' Linden Ave. Church of Christ Linden j ave. and Carlisle st. F. Allan Massey, pastor. Preaching nt 10:.'t0 a. m. and 7 ..H) ! p. m. Sunday scbool at 2 :3o p. m. C. E. ' at f:3o p. m. Prayer meeting, Wednesday j evening. 7 :.'i0. I The thon will be "Temperence." T'nere ' has been a two-weeks' series of met tings' at which about -IO pople eonfes! : Ctirist. Meetings close Feb. 7. Thirty will i be baptists! Sunday. ; EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION. riraf Chjrch Lafayette and Monro is . Iter. J. IL Evans. Sunday school l:lfi a. ra., (ieorge .T. Long, auperli:tndent; (iermafi preaehlng 10:30 a. m. : English prfiching 7:30 p. m. ; Young People's AUiaure ::) p. m.; prayer meeting Tuesday aJd Wedneaday 7:45 p. m Morning subject. "The Eovo f Christ." Evening subject. "Tho Wages of Sin Is Death." Fidelity Pible class. "Twelve (Jreat Verses, the Safety Verse." Mixpab Corner Main sr.d Monroe sis., Pev. Jonn O Moser. Sunday sliool 'j.ltu a. in., F. F. Purgener, superintendent. Sermon at 10:45 a. m. and 6:."0 p. m. C:its-lietb-al classes will meet at 2 :30 p. m. Young People's Alliance at 6:30 p. ra., Clarence Perkins, president. Evening sermon, 7 :."-0. Morning subject, "Daniel." Evening subject. "Sanctlrloation." Young People's alliance, leader. Mrs. F. V. Froiiuu; subject, "Twelve (ireat Verses." Prayer meeting on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Choir practice on Frldav night at the home of Chas. Ptlnachl, 130 E. Dayton st. Grace Michigan and Brick avs., Pct, Daniel D. Speicbr. Snnday school 0:30 ners." a. m., C. A. Tridle, siiperlutemlent : sermon at 1):S0 a. m. ; Young People's raoeting 7 p. ra. ; service ? ::0 p. in.; midweek sorvice Wednesday, 7:.".0 p. m. Morning theme, "Christ. Our King." Young People's alliance. topic, "The Safety Verse" Evening theme. "Abraham, or the Heavenlv Call;" leader. Mrs. W. Tcowbrldire. Monthly Y. P. A. meeting Tuesday nt the home of Mrs. D. Speb'her. 72.1 Plaine av. Iridic-' Aid society at the home of Mrs. D. ILmblltzel. UH:i Sherman uv.. Wetlnesday. 2 . m. ; Mrs. E. X. Miller, president. BRETHREN. 1 Irst Urfthrrn Church 1214 S. Michigan .st., Kev. A. E. Thomas, pastor. Sunday school '. :.'U). sujwrlutendeut. Hartley Firestone. Morning service. 10;:;o a. m. Christian Endeavor, 0:"0 p. in. Evening service, 7:30. Ilrt Church of rtie Brethren -Miami at. r.nd Indiana av.. Per. M. Clyde Horat. Sunday school a :30 a. m. ; Men's BIbl class in charge of the pastor; Women'! Pible class taught by Mlas Cora V. Wise; preaching 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. ru.; Preaching by Evangelist Isaac Frantz, su!js-Ts. "The (Jracbms Invitation" and "Th Love of Aociatioti." No Ohristion Workers meeting the evening service begitm at tl :!. The ordinance of baptism will ! administered at ." p. m. Revival meet in gN will ioe Sunday. : Second C hurch of the "Brethren Cuh ; lag and Vui Puren Pt.. Pev. .1. li. (Jrater, pastor. Sunday school at 1 :."0 n. in., P.I service at 10:30; evening at 7:30. I'hrlstlan ! E. F.ergpr. Superintendent. Morning worker?' mating at 0:.ni p. m . L. F. Wei- j horn, president. Teachers' training work ' each 'luesdav evening at 7:30. conducteJ by Pev. P. E. IWgr Rier Turk 3IUlon 110." Seventh St.. M. I'lyd Hort. Pastor. Sunday school at J :''.! p. in.. Emiai Purkey, stiperiutMident. Tiro-hers" training clas Tioday evenin: at the hu!ik of Mr. Ileluiick. -' Muth sr. tNTTED II It ET II REN. Conference Memorial -Preaching 10:4" and 7:30; Surn'ny s'hooi 9:"'; t'l rlstlaa lliitle.Mor 0:VQ: mid-r.ee'k service Wednet- , da y 7 :4o p. m. Kev. .1. M. Peiilton of Ohio w ii' have harge of morning service. Evening iiiblect. "Jeh. wall's iJrent Appeal." Clioru . holr will ltg. MNi Mildred KoUsh v, u whStb. C. F... leader. E. C. Trarer. Revival ices will continue ne: wek ct b'.it until Wednesday. , LVTIlERAN. Holy Trinity EoslUh Sherman end Liiidsey, Pev. Albeit ... Keck SunIay s hool l 1.". a. m., E. Mott. iap 'rluteudent. Men's n:f.!e class taught by the paster; Women's c!aa taught by Miss Horn. uth: Young People's class taugiit b? MNs .Ichncn; i hie: fcervice I0:0 a. m. : verpers with sermon 7 p. m. ; mld-wfek services Wednesday S p. m. Se:,j,,r Luth.T league topic. "The Word Was M.ub- Fl. h: leader. Miss Margaret Culver. I ! e brd Jicrlio d will tai-et Moiidav eeni::g at th h'me of C. .1. rp -lmho'z. 71 S. ('ami! st. The Ent her '.eigne wl!J pit-et on TiM-s.biy twetiing nt the pastor's home. 7'rf Cottage Jrove av. 'I'tM'-hers" training lass on Wdr.d iy at .':!." p. m. Adtiit catechetb-il el.iss on Thursday .it 7 :'') p. m. CI; ir ri"'nearal n Friday. 7:1" p. ni. St. PuP German -.lefjersiCn boulevard aid William ar Pev. Itenocti Hope. Regular vrvie 10:.".0 . in.; Sunday aohool

, . .... .Morning subj t. "The Christian and the World." Evening subject. "The Man That

Might Have Pee,,." p. V. p. p., leader. ! J. W. Kendall; subject. "Growing in , Gracv." Tuesday evening cottage praveri inrtins at tiio J. L. King's, 74N .. Sher- j man av. Thurs.lay evening Kev. T. J. I Parsons will give an Illustrated b.t.ture on! the "Problem of Immigration." !

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i a. m. Pngllsb services ia the een I ing at 7 :1G. Kvenlug subjert. "Salratlor. by (Jra-o." : Th Wnlther league, Tuef-lay everdng at V n't Ir-ek. w ill hold its monthly ruine--mei-ting. Zion's Karif;eTtral 7orrer E. Wnyn i an-l St. Peter sts.. Iter. Martin GotTeney, pastor. Glaria Del Mtredlli fThapin n1 KerT

its.. Pr. C. (J. rlkion. Sunday ?hool 9 a. in.: serrt -n JO:CO id'1 e-vfiiioK aervleea 7 :' y. m. Moruing subject. "TLe r'ullr.cs ,f 'hrtf." Evening sub.-ct. "The Tires of th- Tlrel." Prayer meeting on Wednesday at S p. tn. Swedish MUsten Tor. Scott and Orchard fct.. Per. (). 1C. ;!oberg. itor. Sunday n.-hool at 0:.0 a. m.. Aur'ist Anderson, snperiDt-ndent. Morning worship at 10:43 a. in. Y. P. meeting at 4 :0o p. . r.viAng sTTlce at 7d p. ra. Praytr meeting Thursday evening at 7:45. EPISCOPAL. t. Jaraf Lafjiyetic 2t. north of WaihIngtnn ar. Parish house. 319 W. Colfax r. PJght Pev. John Hazen White. I. P., bUnop of the dl-'eese of northern Inditna, re tr. Pev. II. K. White, rb ai. The aervios at St. James' chur; on Sunday are: Present tuIies are on the Gospels and church history. Morning prayer with permn. 10:lo. Eveniag prayer and sermon, 7::o. Vested tlioir at morning and evenli! g services. Pl'hop White's Plbleclav for adults conv ones at fJA"j during Sunday school 1 hours. Trinity Hungarian. South Lafayette st.. near old unirt houe. I!'V. Victor von Kubiuyi. rector. Sunday services at S a. in. and 10 a. m. Pible class Thursday at 8 p. m. KEIORMED. First Corner Colfax and Lafayette. Suuday sd cl at 10-p. m. A. N. Stauim, superintendent. II. K. Parker, Assistant superinteiiden-. ciiprcii or con. Church of God Service are iieid in Melville hall. 21 C. Lafayatte at. Sunday school nt 10 a. m. ; Mrs. Mary Coidray. supt. Pible study ut 11 a. m.. Miss i'erna Kallsbaek. leader. Percan meeting on Thursday evening at the home of Miss JolS Thompson. ,r02 So. rranklln street. Hoy Cuffel, leader. SEVENTII DAY ADVkXTIST. Seventh Day Adventist. services on Saturday In Melville hall, Pustor Al'en Moon, in charge. Sabbath school at 9:C0 a. m., preaetiing rervice at "0:30. SCIENTIST. First Church of Christ Malu and Madiou its. Service Sunday nt 11 a. ra. and 7:30 p. ni. Sunday school 9:45. Wednesday evening testimonial meeting at S. Christian Science .lading rooms 7-JG J. M. S. bnlldlng, open dally ex-eptlng Sunday, from 12 ra. to 5 p. m.. alio Saturday evenings from 7 to 9, where the Uible and all autliorlzed Christian Science literature may b read. A cordial welcome is extended to all to attend our service ana rialt th reading roomi. salvation akmy. SalTation Army meetings every night at R o'clock, except Monday, at rl3 E. Jefferson boulevard with Ensign and Mrs. II. Cuthbert lu charge. Sunday school at 2:30 each Sunday afternoon. SPIUITUALISTS. The Spiritualists will hold seances nt ' -!! i 'oei v 4t the home .f Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Weaver. PP S. Franklin st.. Sunday evening at ,7. Clarence Tockridge. leeturer. E. W. Perry, medium. Spiritualists and Liberal Thinkers are especially invited. V. M. C. A. V. M. C A. nieidiugs will be held every Sunday afternoon, t-speeially for men, In the auditorium of the boys' building. A special speaker will be secured for each Sunday and special music will be furnished. V. W. C. A. At the Young Women's Christian association the vesper service at 4 o'clock will bo addressed by Mrs. Euiil Peyer. There will be special music. All women are invited. TEMPLE II ET 1 1-EL. Subject. "Music." The service will be specially given to sacred music. International IJihle Student Cl. Meeting Sundav afternoon at 3 o'clock at 102 N. St. Louis st.. W. W. Williams, leader. CATHOLIC. St. Patrick' 307 S. Taylor t.. Per. John F. DeUroote, C. C, pastor. Lov? masses at 7:30 and 9 a. in. Solemn high mass and sermon at 10:30. Baptism at 2 p. ru. Sunday school at 3 p m. Vesper nt :-"0 p. m. Meeting of church societies at 4 p. ni. St. f anlmir's I'olish S2l S. Webster st. Holy Rosary devotion at 7:30, 9, 10 a. ui., and - p. m. . St. Heilwlge I'olish Cor. Scott and Napier sts. Pev. Anthony Zubowlcz. C. S. C, pastor. Low mass at 7:30; children's mass vt 0 a. in., high mass at 10 a. np, Sunday school and benediction at - p. in., vespers at 4 p. m. St. Stniert Polish 415 N. Llncaln st. Rev. Roman Marciniak, pastor. Mass at 6, 7:30 and 9 a. ai. St. Adalbert's Polish Olive and Grac art. Iter. John Kubackl, pastor. Dailj mass at 8 a. m. Holy hour Wednesday atenlng at 7:30. Sunday mass 7:30 and i0 a. in. St. Joseph Hill at. and Lasalle ar., Patrick J. Carroll. C. S. C. pastor. Low masses st 7:30 and 9. High mass at 10 a. m. Benediction 3 p. m. Sunday school nt 3:t p. IP. St. Stephen's IIungrarlaD--Thomas aud McPherson sts. Rev. Alexander Varlauy, pastor. Mass at S and 10:l. a. m. Sund;iy school at - p. m. Benediction at 3 P. m. Sacred Heart Belgian 112C W. Thomas st. Rev. Charles V. Fischer, pastor. Mas nt 7 and 9:30 a. m. Sunday school nt :1'0 ;. m. Benediction at 3 p. in. Sacred Heart Notre Dump. Students' nxas at 8 a. ni. Solemn hlga mass at 10 a. in. Vespers at " p. m. St. Mary's iierman 131 S. Taylor St.. Per. J. M. Sherer, C. S. C. pastor. Mas a st 7:30 and 10 a. m. Sunday school at -:30 p. m. Benediction at li p. ni. RELIEF CORPS TO HEAR SERMON ON LINCOLN Members of Auten Post, C. A. IL. will attend the- services at .t. Paul's M. I. cPurch Sunday morning when Kev. J. L. Gardiner will deliver a special sermon, using the subject, "Lincoln the Immortal." The members are requested to meet at tho old court house post rooms at 10 o'clock and will march t the services in a body. A reservation will be made at the church for them. OBSERVE LINCOLN DAY IN CITY'S CHURCHES Patriotic services will be held in many of the churches Sunday when special "Lincoln day" sermons will be delivered by the ministers and special musical programs rendered in memory of the birthday of the martyred president. Sunday will begin the second week of the "Cto-to-t'hurch" movement and the chrgy and laitv alike are prepared to receive even larger numbers than attended last week. Literature was distributed Saturday afternoon advertising the duv. 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PERSONALS. Mrs. Helen Kaminska of Hunkirk, X. Y., who was called to the city because of the death of her cousin, Mrs. Victoria Kaminska, 114'J W. Thomas st., has returned home. Atty. Joseph Wypiszynski of Cleveland ac. returned I'rum a short business) trip in Chicago. Kev. Koniface Iwaszewski, C. S. C, and Hrotlier Maximus have returned to Chicago after spending; a lew days in South Kend as the guests of Kev. Anthony Zubowicz, C. C, pastor of St. Hed wife's church. John Kaminski returned I'riday evening to Detroit, being; called home by the death of his mother, Mrs. Victoria Kaminska. Dr. Oscar Von Karandy, 131 S. Ohapin St., who has been confined to his home for several days with rheumatism. Is now Improved. Mrs. Joseph Kaczynska, 1125 V". Division st., will leave Sunday morning for Chicago to spend a week with relatives. Rev. Casimier Sztuczko. C. S. C. pastor of the Holy Trinity Catholicchurch, returned to Chicago this morning. lie was called here by the death of Mrs. Woronowicz, sister of the late Kev. Valentine Czyzewski, C. s; c Leo Kruszewski, 1212 V Dunham st., left today for n short visit to Chicago. Joseph Golabinski, who has been here visiting friends, has returned to h!s home in Kaporte. SOCIAL EVENTS. A meeting of the Polish Ladies Falcons Z. Kahcki Xo. 1 will be held Sunda.v afternoon at 2 o'clock at the 'A. K. hall on W. Division st. The Children of Mary of St. Hedwige's church will meet Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The Young Girls' Rose Wreath society will meet Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock in one of the class rooms of St. Casimier's school. The singing rehearsal of the choir of the Polish Falcons M. Romanowski w'll be held Monday evening at the Koseiuszko hall. The Children of' Mary of the St. Adelbert church will hold a meeting Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock in one of the class rooms of St. Adelbcrt's school. The meeting of the St. John Evangelist society of St. Adelbert s church will be held Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock at St. Adelbert's hall. The St. Vincent A I'anlo society of St. Hedwiire's church will hold its meeting Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the club rooms. AXNOrXCr.MFATS. A rehearsal of the plav entitled ', ' Zboj Madej" will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the club room of tho literary circlf of the St. , Casimier's parish. Tho senior exercising class of the Polish Falcons Z. Ralicki No. 1 will ; ;obl its regular exxcrcises Monday evening at 7 o'c lock at the Z. F.. hall. SOME NEWS NOTES. Daies Laundry. Roth phones. Leslie, the optician. 3ol S. Mich st. Dr. Stoeckley. dentist. 311 J. M. S. Rubber stamps and alphabets made by H. A. Pershing. 2 S. Michigan st.. room ?. over Rurke's. Advt Hurwich Cash Grocery The Place to Reduce Your Cost of Living

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FUNERALS. ii7ri:n makszal. The funeral of Peter Marszal, aged 2G, who died Wednesday afternoon, was held from the residence, 12 23 W. Xapier st., at 9 o'clock this morning to .St. Hedwlge's church. Rev. M. T. Szalewskl, C. S. i. officiated. Burial was made in the Cedar Grove cemetery. HIHTIIS. Porn to Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Karczykowski, 2617 Kenwood av., daughter. Feb. 3. Horn to Mr. and Mrs. Mieczyslau Koczorowski, Feb. C. 5 W. Ford St., son. GREENE AS PRESIDENT Resolutions adopting adequate appropriation and improvement upon the furthering oi the city's boulevard system were passed at a meeting of the park board Friday night. It was decided by the board to extend the boulevard on .St. Louis St.. from outh Rend av. to Corby st. This will add to the boulevard system and will enable better connections to be made with the other streets in the system. Horace L. Greene succeeded Dr. Kdwin J. Lent as president of the board at this meeting and lrvin Jackson was elected vice president. Arthur P. Perley retained the office of secretary and treasurer. Appropriations, for work in finishing Riverside drive from Marion st. to Angels av. and for finishing the work upon Lafayette av. from Riverside drive to Monroe st. were made. As soon as the weather permits the board will start the work upon St. Louis st. and will finish that, it is thought, before work on the other streets are started. It is said that Secretary A. P. Perley is slated for the office of park -superintendent this year. It is not known when the appointing" of the various park foremen will take place, but it is thought it will be when the work upon the boulevard system is begun. DEATHS. .1()H 1 MAC I IT. John F. Maeht, 32 years old. died at his residence, 3 Sommers st.. at 2 o'clock Saturday morning after a short illness caused by complication of diseases. Mr. Macht was an active member of Robert Bloom LodKO. No. 27. I. o. O. V.. and of Carl Shurz Kncampment, Xo. 302, I. O. o. r. He is survived by his wife. Mr?. Marcaret Macht. and live children: Mrs. Roy K. Jannesch. Mrs. Edwin Rarnard. George, Carl and Otto Maeht. and one brother in Germany. Funeral services will be held from the residence Monday afternoon at 2::jo o'clock. Rv. M. A. Goffeney will oilieiate and burial will be in the city cemetery. MILS. AXIHTA STHYKIIK. Mrs. Anetta Strykcr, 7, years old, died at tho residence of her son. Hugh L. Stryker. 1115 S. Ic.'ayette st., Monday morning at 2:13 o'clock after an extended illness caused by Rri'ht's disease. Mrs. Stryker came here from Rerrien springs four years ago and made her homo with her son. She is , survived by the following children: Mrs. G. L. Faroute, Niles: Mrs. L. K. Spencer. Iaurtnce, Mich.; Mrs. I-:. 1 1 Uike. Washington. I . C: Frank. St. Joseph; Wilford. Los Anceles; D. F. Strykcr. Portland, oxides Ifuuh of this city. Funeral services v ill be from the residence. Rev. F. K. Dtuherty will oiTiciuto and burial will be ni Raktrtown.

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colors, yard 3C D ZES FOR BEST D Michigan Chickens Carry Off the Two Highest Honors at Poultry Show All Specimens Represented. The Valley Poultry farm was awarded the Grand Sweepstakes prize of tire lifth annual exhibition of the South Bend Poultry and Pet Stock association Friday. It was a beautiful silver loving cup presented by Frank K. Hering. It was awarded Only after the gravest consideration and comparison of the various prize winning entries by Judge Gerge II. Xorthrup had taken the farm's exhibition as being the best in every way. The Valley Poultry farm is located in Galesburg, Mich. For the second best display, a $13 silver cup was awarded to Dr. C. YV. Johnson of Iiwton, Mich. This cup was donated by Thomas Moss. For the best display in the American class, a $13 silver c-up was awarded by the American Trust Co. and C. K. Pattee and Son. The Pattees' display was composed of several beautiful Partridge Plymouth Rocks. The $10 cup to be awarded by the poultry association for the best display in the Asiatic class was given to L. W. Wegenka, for a splendid coop of Ruff Cochins. Yho assoemtion cup for the best display in the Mediterranean class was given to Dr. C. W. Johnson of Lawton. Mich. His display was composed of Rlaek Ighorns. Other cups were awarded as fidlows: Rest display in Knglish class to Valley Poultry farm: best pen of Rarred Plymouth Hacks, by Railey and Rlliott, printers, to YV. C. Coffman. Kenton Harbor; best pen "White Plymouth Rocks, by Dr. W. M. Cook to L. H. Hill. Jackson. Mich: best pen Ruff Plymouth Rocks, by Staples and Hildebrand to Charles S. IMdmier; best pen Partridge Plymouth Rocks, by Harvey F. Rostiser to C. H. Pattee and Sons; best pen YVyandottes. by D. K. Dorkus to J. Marker, Kremen; best pen Rlack Orpingtons, by IL J. McFnderfer to Valley Poultry farm; best pen K. C. Rhode Island Reds, by A. M. Jones Furniture Co. to Vv. D. "Wright. Rremen; best pn S. C. White Leghorns, won by K. C. Martindale. city; best pen S. C. Rlack Leghorns, by Percvv Lupton to Dr. C. W. Johnson; best pen Rlack Langshangs, by Dr. Charles Stoltz to otto Xabicht; best pen S. C. White Orpington.', by Gottlieb Raissle to W. II. Cordier; best pen Ruff Orpington, by Merchants' National bank to Valley Poultry farm; best pen S. C. Ruff Leghorns, by Normal Ruttcr and Ftrg store to H. T. Reynolds, Mishawak... Fred C. Gabriel won a cup donate.1, by Nicholas Schilling and a $ 7 Rainier Root Cutter was won by "W. J. MVIntyro for the second best pair of S. C. White Leghorns. MANY ATTEND BOX PARTY The box social given at Rroadway hall last night by the christian Fndeavor society of the First Rrethren church brought out 23 couples. The jirize, a box of candy for the mot attractive box, went to Hlizabeth Crowe. ( lames and a musical program were features of the evening ENTERTAINS BROTHERHOOD Tne relation of fraternal orders to the church was the topic of discussion at the meeting of the Rrotherhood of the First Fvangelical church held last night at the home of otto Hart. 127 Oak st. Refreshm.nts were served. The next meeting will bo held at the home of Gustave Sohulz, 301 Davton st.. March 0. TRY NEWS-TIMES WANT ADS

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Make You from Pictill the Spring Season. We Sale Monday $1.00 89c $1.25 Priced here at SAVINGS 4 I .uu $2.50 Lambert's Early Morning Caller Gets 'Ride to Police Station in Cab The leading role in what would have made a tirst class three ice! drama comedy oi tragedy was enacted by Jacob Myroka. aired 4''. of tPJ S. Walnut st.. sometime' Saturday morning at .":3o. After circulating about his own neighborhood in the snowstorm mines a hat and one shoe, Myorka pursued a somewhat sinuous route to Lafayette st., and down Mari m, and there, spying a light in the home of Francis K. Uambert. began to perform sonic antics on the Lambert poreh. Ry a strange coincidence Mr. Lambert happened to be getting ready t go nut of the city. cab wa failed and simultaneous with the arrival of the exuberant Myorkc drew up In-foie the, Lambert residence. Lambert came out on the poreh. took in the situation nt a glance, invited his unexpected guest to -et in the cab. and ordered the driver i.o lake them to the police station. .Having delivered his visitor. Lambeit proceeded to the railroad depot as though nothing had happened. KELLER'S WARSAW FIGHT MARKS HIM FOR LEADERSHIP (CONTINFKD FROM PAG IZ ONID democracy under the leadership of Wilson and Kryan, is rapidly gaining ground. Not DoM'd Ry G. O. P. Pres. Stories distributed through the republican press of dissatisfaction witi Sen. R. F. Shively and Cong. Henry Rarnhart. nre just as void of foundation in Laportc. as are the republican stories of the return of Hie bull moopers. There is no opposition to either of them here, to be found anA here. "I do not kpow of a democrat in I.aporte who is opposed to either Sen. Shively or Cong. Rarnhart," s.t.County Chairman Conboy. "and doubtful if any of them will change." It is practically settled tht Sen Shively will have no opposition for the senatorial nomination, anil the man who comes up in the :;th j;su i t neainst Rarnhart. I fear. -vill hi'poor sledding especially around hei .' f course, he was only speaking fro:n jiresent observation. Meanwhile, whib- Laporlean P'.m::.cians are sparring for partisan p tions nl nhimy. there is on that they all seem to ic united viz: the" habilitation of Iiporte, lowing the Rumely slump. A ray of light is seen in the factory putting some 30- n.e:i to with a promise r.f more, and I'm th instrumentality of rei -et-.tly eani7ed chamber of commerce. :p I... ...1 .voi'l:. : g ' i !")! - t!;r new industries have been lanr.e,.. The H. P. Glovr Co.. makr women's underwear, is eomP":r from Iowa. The Northern Indiana T ouni;is to build a new plant, and the Thre. -W Prism Co. has its new plant near.y under roof. It will mean employment .. r some 4 00 more of Iaporte'R wor.iintr P".,pp.. and a new ntmophere is b -mnn.g to make itself felt. WILL UNVEIL TABLET TO HEROES OF MAINE Y tabb t in memory o!" the hero, s . f the battleship Maine will be unveiled by Hurry O. Perkins camp. Fi.it.! Spanish War Y'eterans. next Frbl.c-' right, two d.:s previous to th" a:i:.:ersaiy of tie- event. Patriotic I; -strtotor of the State R. S. Cr-.-. hast ut b tters to all camps re.jue-t;:.-that besides this date. Lincoln's birthday. Feb. 12. and Wa.-hington's ! ;rt -tlay, Feb. 22. be observed. programs are being prepared for ::e' 1'riday night in mem..ry of Lin. ln's birthday. ADLKll STILL IX IIOPIIAL. Sam Ad!er. injured recently in a:; automobile accident, is touch improv ed. He was to h;te T.een reint! Saturday from St. Joseph's hospital to his home, btlt oui;i, to the bid weather he will net be taken horn until next week.