South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 59, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 21 February 1914 — Page 2
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"Go-to.Church-SunJ:iyM will Februarv when an ellort shall in cr l.iictv to tret everv individual in the the campaign a ipecial invitation is all the churches will have additional announcements below. 3IETHOIIIST. "rst Mxiti and Jefferion sts.. Dr. Henry L. LMTia. CUsb m?::ng 2:00; Sunday ctooi v:."A .1. c. T ws:.er. superintendent: rmvD 1U:4J a. in.; lpwortt- League C:1S; preact'og; T CO Morning therne. 'When ; Laugh at l;' c.eulng. "The Wo'jiai: .f Sam.ria." 81. raid's Memorial - Colrax mid Laport arn., Kev. .Umi Leonard Gardlm r. Sundiy srhod 9:0 a. ni., Merritt C. BenP, up intendent ; morning worship 10:(1 a. ro. ; Lpwitrth League ! :3J p. in.; evening; worship 7:30; prayer service 7:45 Morning uhje-t. "Wli.it Kind of .1 God !.- Mrtii "'' Tli.- SituUebji iter !:ili win nttiti'I this ervie 1m a body. F.pworta league b-d by Kev. M. C. limilnz fcuhi-x.-t. "aii the M'il-rn J WM ItIt. r.u up- .Uin Bo h Christian?" St. Paul'.- choir will ren.br sj.,-i.il innIn t'!:e lirornin g they will sIiik'. the iMy.s Come." by Woodward. and Mrs. William If. Swinu will render a -mtmlto olo -titit'.eU "U Idvlne ltedeemr," by (kmnotl, with violin oblig:ita ty Hal Van Akin. At the evening service the rhulr will ing. "In eerv I"la e Incfibc Shall It- Offered." by Wctt. and Mr-. -. M. StudbnkT will render a soprano ol i, O for a rioHr Walk With God." by 'Faster. ApprPrl :1 to or?an s'bM tbns will b pjidm-U by M -llra:idl at both st-i - if -4. Orare Michigan nl Tutt s?s.. Her. F. K. Doucherty. Sunday aciiool U:Z0 a. m : preaching K) :4. a. a.; -lasi mooting 1J o'clock; Epworth League 6 p. 01.; evening aermori 7:30 p. m.; prayer meeting WMneiday at 7:30. Morning 1lum "Knowln? that .Testis is the Very Thrift. " I.v lu-v J n-dv: U k iratjrh. Ireiiiiiif serinoii jirobaldy by the pastor. Men's b-nxue banijuet Monday at ':4."i p. m. Address by Atty. laii Tyb-. Lewrll Helghta -Miner and Trancls t. Iter. Arthur J. Schafer. Sunday mhool W:4. a. rtj., R. II. iloflt, superintendent ; public worablp 11 a. m.: Kpnorth league evening serTie 7 p. m. l'rayer mtetinf WeIacj?!aj evening t 7:30 p. in. Trlalty Elaine and Yasaar avs.. Iter. Itliln K. Klmpatrick. Sunday school 9:30 a. m. r U. I. Julian, superintendent: morn, lng worahlp 10:41 a. m.; claa meeting IinaedUtely following; JJpwnrth League 0:15 j ai ; erening aervlce 7:30; tnij-week aerfle W'edncsday 7:30 o. m. Morning subject. "The VUco of tin'hureh in the Life t,t the Individual." Lvenlti "How May I and Others Know thnt I fva a l"hrltianV Wednesday evening will be held the sub-dltrbt convention of the Lpuorth league at St. Paul's hundi. It is tirt'ed that 11 h many as hll)lo of our leaguers ntte?id this -onvenioii. Praer meeting and itible Mudy Thursday evenine instead of Wednelay. 7 :."J p. la. Subjet-t, tlie ninth chapter of Iirk. llpworih Memorial corner Michigan nnd 'live a?.. Her. .lose W. Hunch, pastor. Sunday aWiool a. m., Claude Youujf, huierintndent. Morning service 10.10 a. in. Vesper service 4 p. ni. i:pwor;h league p. m. Lvenlng mttUv 7.3) p. in. Cerman Lafayette and Wayne ts., Rer. Jar,b Sehott. Sunday achool 9:30 a. ai., John Koch. upertntendent ; preaching 10:30 and 7:30; Lprorth Le.igue 7 p. m.; X'rayer meetioff Wednesday 7 :4f p. m Rtul! Memorial Mlehlffan and Victoria am.. Iter J. F. McKay. Sunday school Id a. m., A. Kattcrhelnrlfh. superintend ent; Men' nlble clasa taught by the a v w m. rtor; pnblb trrlre i.CO I lc worship 11 a. ni. ; eTenlng p. m.; Kpwortb league 6:30 p. ra.. Miss Flossie .letter, president; prayer mettiag Wednesday erening 7:30. Vfenleyaji Sample at. and Marietta nr.. Per. F. (. Hpltler. ptor. Morning service 10:30; evening services 7:30; Sunday chool 9:.'a). l'rnyer meetiug Wednesday evening ISA). Keival rviee may close Sunday evening. About have youghl and found b-rlnlte exptrleucvs. Kier I'arkS. Seventh St.. i:er. Charlea Ford. Sunday sehool 0:30, F. !!. Volfe. superintendent; pna-liing. 10:10; Lp wor tii league, i :3o. Fred Miller, president; evening preaching. 7:30; prayer meting. Wednesday eventug, S o'clock. Morninsr subj.-t, "Mistaken Magnitudes." Mntt. ir. :"1. Iiveninz. "The Father Seen in 'brNi," .IcJin 1 !:'.. Fpworth league leader, p-istor; subject. 'MkI's iift of Oreat Men. .ind How Ho Ievelop Them." Uible vl f s- : l)i.trlet No. 1, nt Ostrauder's. ljt. ';.vr t.. Thursdar, 7:30 p. m. ; No. J. t.t Hali's. 1J7 ;pvn!awn a v., Mon.lay, 7:30 V. 111.: No. 3. at Knos. -J1S Vine st.. Monday, 7 :30 p. m.; Fpworth league class nt the chuprch Monday evt-nlng, 7:."). Monson Chapel --Sunday school 10'a. in. John Hobjton, superintendent. Preaching iu he evening. Mt. rieont--unlay school .lay Swank, superintendent. 10 a. in. Iortce Chapel Sunday .school 10 in., Mrs. Wru. iiillls. .supoiinteudent. a. Olivet A. M. K. Tier. C. Fmery Allen, 1. l, pastor. Cl'- W. Monroe at. 10:30 a. m. preaching. Sunday school 3 p. m., preacblDg 7.43 p. ra., class meeting 12 m. Zlon A. M. Her. II. W. l'.owen. p.nt o. Preanlu"' ll:to a. 111. aud S p. in. Sunday school 12:3 and prayer meeting Vedncday evenings. IHEi: METHODIST. l're Methodist Church Penuarlraula ar. and iluh sr., Uer. I. L. Iower". Sua diy school t:33 a. in.. Osrar Batson, auperiutendent : preaching services 10:3U a. m. and 7 :C0 p. in. IKEBVIKKIAX. 1 Irfct Coruer of lafajette tU Iter. Wiislitngtou :tv. and Charles A. Lippineott. 1)., xalnister. PuMli: worship at 10:45 a. ni. and 7:10 p. m. F.itde shl at 0:30 a. in.. Albert Leisure. superinfendent. tens T-ible f"iy league at 9:30 a. m. Junior Lndearor at 3 p. m. Young People's meeting at 6:13 p. 1:1. Mid-week errlee Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. Morning theu.e, "l.oe aiid l-.uowlrde." Fvenirig. "Tbe r.aU of uptlmlMU." Trinity Corner r-oifa a v. and St. Peter St., lr v. John S. Hums, pastor. Pdb'.e aohool at '.:1-". .1. P. Whiteman. superlntenrient. Morning worship nt 11:M) a. m. ciung pistple's nn-ctii of ChrlstirMi FniMver inlets Suudav evenlng .".t t:4.. A-.'v:i4i:c worship of ani erinu at Jiorniug xrienn. i u, ,tt!g. "SvlnT .lev?;.-.." tin- chorus" choir both ring. r . v. . -TSimple Life; eve-Sj-s-lnl IllUb I'T morning and eveWestminster II?T. It. IV. Hostetter. Sunday school 9:30; public worship 10:4 and 7:o: Christian Lnde.,v.r 3;); prayer cet:ng Wednesday evening Morinrg then.e." "Upportunltic-. and Nc-ds f n:, i:nlarlng Kingdom. " All tvI- will be iN:!ilM'.l artcr th' niir:iInc ehuro!l 1 ind tie afternoon a'ol evening devoted to the campaign f ir the li'irr i l.udiTct. l raer !ni-:ir - su?. ,-. 1. .lohu '.. 1 to '. At. nu il b iii-juet and bui-nc-s meeting Thj:rs-!.iy, , ::.o p. m. Hope Leer in! Pirfoti sts. ierge Wm. Allison. B. I) nit-iSfr. Rible school l.-t0 a. m. W. 4). Iavis s;ipt. Preaching s-ervlcf-s 10:43 and 7:3u; l.lbir-n's ejier serrl- at 3:30 p. m. ; mld-wevk meeting etch Wciaeday evening at 7 :3o. Rorkhill Cnlon -Sumption Prairie rov r.e-'iuarter mile w- of niive s i'.ibie f"'uwi at - .-. ttweti nlfernan, sn ipertateauenr. iMcrratl onal lessons. Ke:-ious .worniiip at 3:43, lu charge of lMder Harris, s p. m. Hunt arian- on.er HVasbingtoa a. sad hr.-y if. Rer. It. Bertok. pasto. I'ut -lb worship at 10 a. m. and 2 p. in. Sunity a'ho.)i at 9 . in. Prayer meetlrr WeiDesday evenings. CAI'TIbl. Tint Msia and Wayne at , Ilrf. Ccrle
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I be the slogan in South BenJ durbe made hv the unite J clew and citv to attenJ services. During given to all and the services at; program. Special and regular; 1 A. Decker. Sunday si-hoo) y:30: prpacb. I.ig 10:45 and 7:30; B. Y. P. U. 3 it. ra. Mount Zlon I5aptltt-113 N. Bl.ilfll it. Lvenlng ervl..es 7:30 p. in.; prayer meeting Thursdar a p. in. First fcffe.lih--Laur! and Napier sis Iter. M. V. Mreds. Morning worship, 10Uo 1. ra.; Bible school, 12 m.; B. . P. L. 'i :-'0 p. m.; ctehliig worship. 7:30 p. ra. (iraner -Rev. .1. R. Sunday .-chod at lo a. I. r.!. Honablson. pastor, in. Preaching at S Quincy MreetQulney !. and Ulains ftv.. lier. Thoi. .7. Parsons. Bible s-'hooi 0:.'iO. .1. VV. Randall. superintendent; preaching serTlccs 10:00 and 7:30; B. Y. P. U. CUr. Mis Ina Riirtou. n tnry of the Wemau's "Home .Missionary sciety. will sne;k in the morning. Fvenlng ttieme. "Tlie Crucial T"-t In Religion." .Monday eveiiiiik' the church congregation will hold a conference at the iliurdi. Rt-f reshnicnts Tue.. ferlev's, nrj Siiennaii av. WVdiiesdav eve-' i.lnir. mid-wek ervlfv at the church. Fri- : day afternoon, the Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs. sandnicler, 317 Allen t. CHRISTIAN. First Main st . sjuth ct public library, Kev. fleorgtt V'atsoi Herury. Mornlu Ritde school 9:1." a. m . .L Rolland Wltwer, superintendent: morning service 10:40 a. ta. ; Christian Knrteavor C:30 p. in.; evvnlug service 7 -30 p. tr. -Morning theme. "IJ.! Wills so." Fveninz, -tjeo. Wasi.pjrton. the Patriot." Indiana Avenci- Indiana and Wltwer its., Rer. Cc.il Franklin. pastor. Bible school ! :::o a. m.. Fred W -on. sunt.: serFred Wlb vices U nd 7::-ui- .Tiint,.r I'tnle iv-o- -:'.o ' Mrs. A. or ;::. L. Brenner, sunt.: Senior Fndeav Fi aycr meeting Wednesday, 7 :'.V) p. m. Morning theme, others?" evening. 2h Centurv." "What will we do for Washington and the Linden Ave. Church of Clirlt Linden ave. and CarlM st. F. Allan Massey, ! Pastor. Preaching at 10:30 a. m. and 7.30) p. iu. Sunday school at 2:30 p. m. C. K. J at :C0 p. in. Prayer meeting, Wednesday evening, 7::J0. j Morning theme, "The Heroism of the! vpostio rani;" evening. "What and Who Is Ou,?" Then' will be special instrumental music and nlso a tenor nolo -it Ho evening service. Y. P. S. leader, Harry ' M-;innls; nubJNt. "Rules for Young Bus'-! io'ss Men and Women." There have i nine confessions ince las; Sunday mornlng and 13 confessions 4 the last two i months, and 22 baptism EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION. 1 rirst h irch Lafayette anI Monro sts iter. J. 11. Erans. Sunday school :15 a. ra., George J. Lony, superintendent; Germaif preaching 10:30 a. m.: Lnghsh prf aching 7:30 p. m.; Young Tec Pie's Alliance fl:30 p. m ; prayer meeting Tuesday ajd Wedneada; 7:43 p. m Morning theme. "Jesus, the Light of the VNorld;' venlnir. "Thr-e JreeM " V l S. leader, Dan 1'yle; auhjeet. "Rule fort loiing Business Men and W OTllPTl ' i Mlzpa.li Corner Mala and Monroe sts.. Lev. John O. Moser. Stiudaj hcqgoI 9:W a. m., F. F. Burgener, superintendent. sermon at 10:46 a. m. and 6:30 p. m. t.aiecnoxieui classes will caiecl.oxuul Classes will meet, nt n m Younir l'eople's Allla e at 6:30 p. in., Clarence Perkins, presideut. Lvenlng ser-14 mon, 7:30, Morning theme, "Why We RelonK' to Church;" evening, "Hkh Keeping His Promises." Y. P. A. leader. J. N. Ielv; , w. a.riiii, I ' u - .lit II and Women." The Delta Bible class and! the Sunshine ircle will hold their rnonthlv i business meeting Men-day evening. Prayer j meeting on Tuesday and Wednesday eveninvrs. t.iioir prutlcc Frblav night nt the home of Boyd A Thornton. 81lB N. Michigan st. (. race Michigan and Brick avs., Rer. Haniel I. Sptlcher. Sunday school 9:30 ne.s." a. m., C. A. Tridle, superintendent: ; AAV, " - v. .."KJ W" or m ati t- Ifisrk ... . - '" ' w',irTLo w ' V- p'.m'. . Eua I - -1 t,Ull s. J U IT. 111. Morning theme, "Clirit Aim." Even mir, Passover service. "The Christian's AsMirnnce of Faith." Y. P. A. leader. Odie Pevine; topic, "HtileM for Young Business Men and Women." BRETHREN. First ilrcthren Church 1214 8. .micuiithii st., i:ev. A. V. Thomas, pastor. OUIlllilV KellOOl IC!0 vllliarliil..wlu., !. I ley rii.t.,.. m j. .... 1 in -h"ut-. .in ir 1 1 ii lt scrvif'( hi Till -i ' in. nristian Endeavor, C: lug service. 7:30. - " . . . . . ... -0 p. m. i:vena the morning the p-.en's Bil le win attend in a body. The subject will I"'. "The Head of th. Ilous." F.veninsermon to young people. ChrUtinn Worker meeting at CA'j p. m. in charge of -Mrs. David Whltmer. Topic. "A Tribute io oia .ce. rrayer meeting topic, "Ban-ii.-m. i pjisior w in leau in table discussion on the subject. a round First Church ot tfte BrethrenMiami ' st. end Indian av.. Her. M. Clde Horst. ' cuuusr scdooi u:r,o a. ra. ; Men'a Blbls noV !? -,!iaraTe of the pastor: Women'! Bible claj.8 taught by Miss Cora V. Wise: yiiaiutuf io:ou a. m. ana ;u p. m.; ! Second hurch of th Brethren Cush lng and Van Buren sts., Itev. J. J. tlrater, , pastor. Sunday school at 0:S0 a. in.. U. nervice at l'J:: evtnlng at TrCO. Chrltian .. Berger. Superintendent. Morning i workers' meeting at ti p. in.. L. F. Weiborn, president. Teachers' training work 1 each Tuesday evening at T:.;0, conducted by Kev. II. K. Berger Klcr Turk MImIoii- 110" Seventh St.,1 M. Clytl llorst, Faster. Sunday school at -:" p. m., Fmma Furkey. superintendent. Teaeher training class Thursday even- : ing at the home of Mr. Helmick. sj-J Ninth St. FX I TCI) BRETHREN. Conference Memorial -Irx aching 10:43 and 7:r,0; Suai'ay school 9:30; Christian' IJndeavor 6:r0: mid-week ervfv Wednes- ' day 7:45 p. ra. LUTHERAN. Holy Trinity i:nKlUh Sherman cud LIndsey. Kev. Alhert Keck. b'unday s.-hool L.lCi a. iu IZ. Mntts. superlnteuaeut; Men's Bible das. taught by the pastor; Women's class taught by Miss Hom.Mith: Young iNs'ples c:ass taught by ' Miss Johnson; chief nerrice 10:0O a. m. ; icrpers with sermon 7 p. m.; mid week evrvirv Wednesday 8 p. in. St. 1'awP tierma.. -.leerson bulerard and William sr.. Kev. Henoch IIoBe. Kegnlar service 10:."J a. m.; iunv!T acho.d ; !:.'-) a. J".. F.'iglish yerrinsi fn the eveniuc at 7:1 'n ceniiil and furth Sundays eaeh ime.nh. Muridng sermon bv Ker. II. Holle. F.venlng. Bible sermon. on Matt. .'. Washer league social meeting Tuesday evening at V O I l(M L. Zion's i:ang rrtral -Comer E. W.ce ard St. I'cter sts., Kev. Martin GciTeney. pastor. CilorU Pel Snredls: I'mpia aad Kev sts., Ker. C. G. Erf kson. Sunday school y h ni. ; servi iG::u and etenlnz serMoruing theme. "The l'ower of the Cros. in the evening the first dl-oire on Christ" Fassjon. The lK)rea n.Hiety 111 met ou Friday, s p. m. at t !- home f Father Jan.doi:, "Jn.i X. College m. Suedlkh MUIon Cor. Scott and Orchard sta... Ker. t. Iv. JIoheTg. stor. Sunday sehiKl at '.:0 a. m., Au-st Anderson, superintendent. Mcrnlag worsMp at 10:4-1 a. m. V. F. meeting at 4 :00 p. -n. Kven'ng STfiiv at 7:.'U) p. m. Frayer lasting Thursday evening at 7 :!.. EriSCOTAL. Ht. Jaiues LafAye!t; it. ncrtb of Wash irigton nr. Parish fcouse. 315 W. Colfai ar. Illght Kr. John Ilaxn White, D. I. blsnop t-f the dbs cf northern Iodise, re tor. Kev. II. K. White, ricat. The terl's at St. James thur.'t ou Sunday ar: i'rrseut Mudles nre oa the Gils snd
church history. Morning prayer with ser
1 mm, lO:i.. Lvtn'ir praje- and nrrnon. VetM choir at ixiorulag anil even ing services. Bishop White's BlhW l.v- f r adults convene at 0.4." during Sunday schooll hour. Trloitj Hunsruri.ir.. :vicn Lafayette nj;r hi court houe. Itcv. Victor von KuMnyi. rfftor Sundar ervl--es at Bible !:!. Thursday at m. aiel 10 a. ni. KEf'ORMED. Ilrst :rner CJolfax and Tafayette. Sunday sch,.,d ;,t lo a. 111. A. N. t:ii.!ii, sup-rii:teiid-i.t. Orville 11. Hall, as-ist-aut sui't-rliittiid-iij. Morning tin me. "Paul-in account with the service of Jesm Chri-t." y Iiev. Merritt C. Bejje No evening .rvice. m Monday 11 1 7;3 p. 111. the Ladies' Aid society will give ;i Martha Washington sffal In the church parlors. An Interesting program will be r nuered. after whbh refreshments will be served and a so- lal hour enjoyed. A silver offering will be taken. All menibt-rs ;u.i friends urged to attemi. Mld-wepk pra;.er service snbjt, "Tiie Fall of Adam and the Pesults." CHURCH OF GOD. 1 (hunh o( C.od Services at .Melville h ill. 212 S. Iaf.i Vf ttc st. Sunday m Iio il at lo j a. ni.; Mrs. Mary Cordray. jl:jcrintend'nt. Preaching Mrlce at 11 a. m.. MTm;i i.v FIder C. c. .Maple of Ohio. Hureaii nutting on Thursday evening at 021 S. Fellows st. SKVKXTII DAY AhVtXTIST. Seventh Day Adventlst. services on i unlay in Melville hall. Pj'tor Al'en Mooa. , In charge. Sat.unth sehool at 'J :'M a. m., ; preaciiiiig rervke at 10:30. SCIENTIST. Ilrst Church of Christ Maiu and Madli 0n Bts. Service Sunday at 11 a. m. and t :M p. m. Sunday scjiool 9:4.". Weduesdav eN(ulKC tostluioaial meeting at fc. C hi Utl.i f'a-' .;udlng rooms 7'JG J. M. S. bulb in illdIng. open daily excepting Sunday, fiom : 12 m. to 5 p. in., also Saturday evenings 1 trom 7 le 9, where the Bible and nil ! authorized Christian Science literature may he read. A cordial welcome Is extended ta all to attenu our services ana visit the rending rooms. SALVATION" ARMY. Salvation Army imetlngs, eery night at .S o'clock, except Monday, at 313 K. Jef- ; ferson boulevard with Lusign and Mrs. H. ; ("uthbsrt In charge. Sunday sehojl at ! 2:3J each Sunday afternoon i SAI.YATION ARMY .MlrsSlON. j Mission hall. nr. j-:. Jefferson blvd. Ser '," ' T . " v,''1. vices every niuht extent Moidav. Misl"u '-ooay scnooi at o clock cvt ry Mm uiy aiiernocn. comiuctetl under aus pices of the churches led bv 'upt. F. H. Jewell. SPRITIALISTS. The Spli ituallsts will held seances at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Weaver, 1019 S. Franklin st.. Sunday evening at 7:.'iO. Clareie-e Tockr;dge. leeturer. 1 1. W. Berry, medium. Sidrltuallts and Liberal Thinkers are especially invited. V. M. C. A. Y. M. ('. A. meetings will be held every Sunday afternoon, especially for men, in Hie auditorium of the boys' building.' A special speaker will bo secured for each t'omday and siecial music will be furnished. Y. W. C. A. At the Young Women's Christian :isoelai '-ii tlie vesper service at 4 o'clock will be addressed by Miss Lena Brotberston. a missionary of the Fnited Presbyterian church, who will ttil of seven ye'ars in India. T KM I'LL DLTII-L'L. Temple Ileth-Ki Lasalle and Taylor. Abraham Cronbach, rabbi. Services Sunday, 10:30 a. 111. A. H. Fron.enson d Philadelphia will speak on "Tlie Jew aul Agriculture." International Bible Student CIass. Meeting Sunday afternooo at 3 o'clock at 102 N. St. Louis st.. W. W. Wllllama, leader. CATHOLIC. St. Patrick' 307 S. Taylor at.. Rer John F. DHJioote, C. C, pastor. Lou masses at 7:30 and 9 a. m. Solemn high mass and sermon at 10:30. Baptism nt 2 ouuujy hi o p. 111. espcis p. ID. 1 ftt :3 p- n'- -Meeting or church societies at p' m' St. Casimlr'a Polish S2l S. Webster st. Holy Rosary devotion at 7:30, 9, 10 a. m., and 2 p. in. St. Hedwire PolUh Cor. Scott and Nspier ats. Rev. Anthony Zubowicz, C. S. L'., pastor. Low mass at 7:30; children's mass pt i a. m.. high mass at 10 a. in., Sunday school and benediction at " p. in., vespers at 4 p. m. St. Stan:iwnii Polish 115 N. Lincoln st. I Rer. Roman Ma rein la k, pastor. Miss at I 6, 7 :30 and 9 c. 2i. I St. Adelbert'a Tollsh Olive and ttrac 1 rts. Rer. John Kubackl. pastor. Ualli auH at 8 a. m. Holy hour Wednesday Tenlng at 7:30. Sunday mass 7:30 and iO a. in. St. Joseph Hill ar. and Lasalle a, Patrick J. Carroll. C. S. (.'.. pastor. Low masses at 7:30 and 0. High mass at 10 a. ui. Benediction 3 p. ra. Sunday school at 3:13 p. n. St. Stephen's IIung-rln--Thom.is and MePherson sts. Rev. Alexander Yarlaky, pastor. Mass at 8 and m:i. a. m. Sunfisy school at 2 p. m. Benediction at 3 V. m Sred Heart Ilelrlan--llCi W. Ihomas it. Rer. Charles V. Fischer, pa.itor. Mass .Notice Ii hereby ulven to tlie urer'M Olllce iu South Iltml, Indiana, 3d following, lo receive the Second The following table exhibits tioueu. TOW.NSIIir, TOW X Oil CITV. 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tt 7 and 9:30 a. m. Sunday i."iiuol at 2:30 p. m. Benediction at 3 p. in. Sarred Heart Notre lUm", Stude:ia' masj at S a. m Solemn high mass at 10 a. 111. Vespers at 2 p. m St. Mary' (ifr4.nn 431 S. Tavlor s! . Rer. J. M. Sharer, C S. C pastor. Mus at 7:30 and 10 a. m. Sunday school at 2.-J
THIS IS LAST OH! FOR LETTERS II Prize for Best Opinion on "Who's to Blame" Wjll Be Awarded 'During Coming Week. Helen continues to t,r"t the greater art f tlie sympathy e.:jressei by those entering the "Who's to Hlanie" contest. In many instances it is sucucsted that Warren could be made quite a model if ho were properly "ma napfed." Tlie fiintiv.t I'lnkOv- f 11 i-it :i - X" more letters will be aroeyied for publication after todav. but the replies have been so numtrous it will take most of next" week t publish them. As soon as they have all appeared in print the prize of S3, which we have offered, will be awarded. rxsi'cri-:ssrrii iii siiam). It is naturally supposed when a man and woman marry, it is for love and to form v. partnership to create a home. It should be a give and take and not a master and slave affair. While Helen was of a weak, oversensitive, affectionate disposition, she tried to curb the demonstrations which annoyed Warren so much, ende.ivorintr to please him in every way. L'ein economical in her household expenditures and barrinpr the few little accidents that occur in all families, doins as well as thv average wife. While Warren. with his sullen, stubborn disposition, kept her in constant fear of him, forcing her to yield lo his wishes in every instance possible, when by a kind word of praise ''or her efforts or a little ad-vicr-in her ditliculties would have helped Kive her the s!n- so badly needed he o,-:i interested in fairs. He wooed and won self-confidence and shown her their home afher for hi' m MORE GOLDS SINGE TAKING PERUNA No one can fully Xfr appreciate the Joy r?r of life who ia subject to colas, to De free from colds 13 a blessing which comparatively few people enjoy. Perima is an old and tried remedy for thc3e who are subject to colds. Peruna fortifies the cystem against taking; cold. It regulates the bowels and tones up the whole nervou3 system. TIIE COLD TOWEL, BATH, as described on rage three of the new "Ills of Life," should be used in every home. Sent free. Peruna used with the cold towel bath protects against cold. If yon prefer to take Peruna in tablet form you can now procure them by writing to the Peruna Co., Columbus Ohio.
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The Dawn of a Rre v Enterprise
Since the 1 5 tli of January, when the building: was enclosed lv the contractors many remarks have been heard asking- what we were doing and what kind of a front we intended to put up. Now that the last of the scaffolding has been removed, the front is the wonder and admiration of South Bend. The larce double entrance with its wide vestibule is in a class by itself, while the immense show windows lends to further expressions of their capacity. Expense has not been spared in giving South Bend one of the finest fronts that is a credit to the city. The contractors are verv busy on the inside and in a very short time will have everything in readiness to turn over one of the tinest arranged stores. Every department has been previously arranged for "Good Service" and with such a large addition of space the comfor of shopping is assured. Announcement will be made later of the grand opening that is being planned. Meanwhile the stock is being rapidly reduced by the generous cut in prices to lessen the burden of removal; also to make room for the enormous arrivals of new goods. Thanking the public for its generous patronage, we remain, Yours respectfully, ROBERTSON BROS. CO.
M H wife and before their baby came was kind and considerate of her. Any man who has U be forced into ever.v act of affection far his wife, who takes the part of every person and circumstance against her, will not make a successful husband and lather or have a happy wife or pleasant home. Birrs y liiiowx. war i : i : v v x ; a llant. Helen Curtis is an ideal woman of womanhood. Mr. Curtis also is a man amongst men to the fullest extent of the word. Helen grow up in the most pleasant environment of a home nn idolized daughter of loving and affectionate parents suited to her line instincts of everything that was noble and true nni amongst this her nature was matured to wind she is, a noble, soul-hearted woman. Mr. Curtis by all of bis good, manly qualities as a man with irnAi is not the man for a woman of Helen nature. He commands and demands where he should act for in a kindly manner. In many instances he treats Helen cns if she is nothing else to him as some subordinate individual, take what I hand out to you. I think Mr. Curtis ought to show Helen now and then some gallantry nnd a little more consideration, but Instead for him to be kind and gentle he snubs her. Helen's and Warren's I) IT bwi life would be sunremelv hapnv if Warren would conduct himself i properlw It is Warren's fault that their married life has many frictions. L II. H. WILL UK HAPPY LATKK. In Helen's and Warren's case I think much of their trouble is imaginary, but believe that il Warren had more consideration and less selfishness, their lives would be more peaceful. He no doubt catered to her everv wish before marriage. Y hy shouldn't she expect it now. He
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should be more tender with her now than then, as she is a mother, and has cares that he never dreamed of. It takes more than being a good provider to bring happiness to a sensitive woman and if lie persists in his indifferent ways no doubt Helen's patience will cease. MRS. (WRITOX. not rorxn My opinion is t!ii:msi:lvi:s. that neither is to blame. They are both happier than they know. They are a type of married couples which we have (without number) in the present day, a type that it takes to make the world g around. The only troulde at present, Warren and Helen have not found themselves. I woubl judge that theirs in later years will be a happy and well or der life. n. I. X. WARRKX A CROSS RARY. T have enjoyed the second year of married life very much, and know the third year will be fully its equal. As to the opinion of who is to blame. Warren reminds me of a great big cross baby, and every . time he bawls the whole family has to run and wait on him, and I cannot see that any one is to blame but himself. It's natural for a woman, if she loves her husband, to want to come first and she should come first and be considered before his or her people. He should take her part in all tilings. Just one or two kind words to Helen would make her the hajmiest little woman in the world. L. J. I. i:vi:ry ray pi:opli:. I think Helen and Warren are very good examples of every dav life. Although we each have troubles of diflerent kinds, and different yet from theirs, but they are certainly good examples of unhappiness. Xone of us are perfect. We must live to learn or TohiihIiIp Iurpoe!. in the several i.hm.i.i.i. i..... - it V oi e
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3C each other's ways and do the, best wa can. WARRicv iniiTJ:Ri:vi Is Helen or Warren to blamo for their troubles? I think both aro to blame. Warren is too indifferent, and Helen too easy to givo up. Helen need more spunk. Slio sees too much trouble. GltACi;. Helen i?. without a doubt, far too silly and free with thoso actions, for a man of his disposition to tolerate. lut at the same time, he could find something else to do. besides turning her down in company and on the street. T am afraid she will have to brace up ind ho more dinnilied. if she wants to live a life anywhere nir happy, with that man, but she doesn't seem to be of that nature. Mrs. i-:. s. SALVATION ARMY WILL OPEN MISSION TONIGHT Twelve Men Rave Agreeil to (iitarautec I prunes of Work in the City. The first Salvition Army mi-.io'i will be opened at the hall at 113 T.. Jefferson boulevard Saturday niuii under toe auspices of th churches aud sessions will be held ;it tlie hull every night during the week in tlie future except Monday. Twelve men are on a committer t guarantee payment of the pens si of the mission and it is planned to lii.ance the proposition through the churches. A local pivtor will talk at a large number of tlie sessions. Cap. 1. 1 1. Jewell, recently of petroit. Mich., who tool, chage duct the services : h mi) 'Htc lioro will evening. renulre. it the Count v Tren.nv ember, being .nrmlcr Tov nshlps and Corporal in mcn- - c - y i. r. 1 . 1 :: 1 . ci 1 . ( " 1 v 1 1 "- 1 . ( 1 . '. l r. it l j 1 1"i! .:"t' 1 r.te.l -. . -; r. ot lo.,:.,, TtI.. 4 S d L.-t 1 4 r.t Will I: .1. 1 4 I - t tt. M 1914. vi S cpii ::u" In-li uii.