South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 101, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 4 April 1914 — Page 2
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vrriCOAV, APTVXTj f. 1011 THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES.
Sunday at the Churches
FvCguhir and special Sunday services in Sotith Iiend churches ire given in the announcements ivlow. All meetings are open to the puMic and everybody is invited to attend. MLTIIODIST. 1 irt Main and Jefferson t.. Dr. Hi ary L. Davis. CI.i-s in-etiug i:00; Sunday ' .1. n.'.vhT, superintendent; H-rrn.iii li : 4 a. in.; Lpworth league ! :15; Ic-v. I . I. I'.ovard, s.-cretary f th' IP-cae .MN-l.ni:iry rn'ittv, will preach in tt" uer:dng. Dr. (iM. K. Unnc. pro-blent of l1'uv university, will in the eve-uli.-y. St. I'muT Irnri.-l ro.fax anl Lap' rto .'(V5., K-v. .James Le-mard I a rl I nr. Sunday i--Jm.oI 'j a. in . M"rritt '. Ib-ale. upTiutMiI!it ; morning wenthip Vr.'.'Jt . in.; Lpworth 'i p. m.; fveidng worship "'Mr, prayer service T:i Wednesday evening. in 1 1 i - irorriinc t p i t - r will preach the .subjeet. 'TIi I'.ihb -the iVerles. Hook." Lpworth league s.-rve-v will te by MIm Van Heel. Itev. II. L. Overneer of .z. import and member T the North Indiana t '.jtifennco will pracli ii tbe evening. Tin hoir will render appro- ; ria t iimic at both service. ,r-r Michigan and Tutt M.. llev. 1 K. Dougherty. Sunday h1kh.1 j ;.",o a. m.: preaching 10 : . a. in'.: lass meeting 12 YlH-k; Lpworth leagie j. in.; evening M-ruem 7:.'0; pray it nnvting Wednesday a 7 ::. Morning aibj.-et. "Tlio Testing of Job." Dr. brei IS. Stunt. field agi;t for the American un lvcrsit v. Vjliin itni, I. ('., "Ill preach at 1?" : !." a. in. Dr. Fred F. "I'lionihiir? of the North Indiana (':ifT-en.-e of the Methodist church will pra-h nt 7 :'..() p. tn. Lnvrtdl Heights Miner ard Frara U sts.. K'-v. Arthur Sehafer. Sunday school '.:F a. in.. U. II. Mofi?, superintendent; public worship ll a. : Lpworth league li.'.iO: evening service 7:'-o p. m. l'rayer meeting Wednesday eveiiin at 7:'0. Trinity I'daliif and Vas:ir av. . T! v. in.iim i;. Kirkpatri. k. SiHMla.v srhool 'j :'.',:) . III., O. 15. .1 ulliri, tip'-riliteiidelit ; Iiloniworship ::V. rlass Meotiris i rn !:: -:itiv following: llpworth h-ii-ut' ;:!." i. in.; evening- .mvI! Tr't; iald-wt' k s-t-rvi.-o' u fdn sia. i ,. ni. STinonl (i f1 f-hildrcn hy tho pator on M.iJ i-n '." Moi -iiiitf s':mu ,y U v. lturl llMhdolt of th" North Indiana Fo-i-triip. "ui- nicotine after tl. ni .riii!..; .-efVlee. to ).. 1,1 l.y 1". M. l"l il I Hi U K ll . As this H his );lvt Sunday with us, all ineinhers ar urel to rein.in fr thi strv !.-. Fveain- sermon l.y Kev. Ilerl.ett I'.oa-e, aK' of tlie North Indiana I'onfernuv. . h riiah o,uart" f will vin'. I5iothrlio.xl oieetin- Mcm! i y rveniiiL' at S. lan ryl will peik. 'i he men ,f l- I'pworrii Memorial rliun h an- to he our u.iet. and the men nf th i hiirch and i:ei-hiMrhrod are eordial!y lnited. Kpworth Memorial Cnrv.or Mi' iiirin and iive sr. Kv. .iev r.uneh, pasfor. Sunday school a. !.'.. '!aud Vomiiu'. superlrnepilent. Morn In? servire 10;-p: jer .servi.e 1 p. ra.: Fpwortli IfM.u'j p. in.; 'veninjr s-rri'- 7 ::'.'. Morning j.reael.in J.y Mrv. A. K. Mo:rin. Fpw orth leairue lead r, Mrs. J. dm Hay; M:L.jeet. "H-di;- ;:.id in Cod." Vos. I'tT s.-rvl-vs pre.M-hlii l.y K.'V. IeUoy Mv'rs. Tlit n-irnlar im.nthly meeting of the Sunday sehwl h-ianl will eonvi'iio i!uui--li.tlejy aftef 'prayer servi-e. (.vrnian Tafayette and U'ji.nic Iv. .laeoli s. hoi. , Sunday -hrol :::'.u a. in., lohn K !i, ' yiperintendent ; pif acMnj: 10::..) an.! 7 :.': i:pvorth lea-no 7 p. in.; prayer jnofiini: Vrdii-day, 7;1." p. in. Mull ' Mrmori'il Mi-diican and 'l toria st . Key. .1. 1 '. MeKay. Sunday seli.d. H) a. in. A. Kattfrheir.ri.-h. superintend--nt; pv-n's IUMe elas taucht ly the pastor; puldie wor.-hip 11 a. m. : evening st-rh-t 7:r:i): F.pwurtli league C ".o j. m., M;s l'h-de .Tester. pr-s!eMt ; prayer mvctinj; H 'i!:ioi;i v eveu'nc 7 Moraine sermon l.y Kev. J. C. V from the Northern Indiana t'ouferen.-e. llvealr-.- veruioii ly .T. M'Kuy. alo i.f that; oiifereii. e. i ifll'dal h. ard n eetin' Tue i 'lay. p. tu. Women's Foreign Mis sionary s.x-iefy ineets at the j I I Ml a iT Thursday evei.in-. HUtrict Supr. Ir. M. H. Apphd.v speak. ;.od I 'il.iav mtIv 2 to o p. in. Kev. J. F. M-i;av will ;eak. Ulryn Sa?r, p'o ;t. n ml Marietta nr., KtT. I', i . Spith-r, lator. Mernintr "r-vi.-r-li):: evTiincr servi -os 7:.".u: Sunday .'Ih)o1 9:."A Prajor inoetiu Wedn'aay even in 7:ro. KUcr Turk S. Seventh :t.. llev. CTinr:. . Ford. Sunday s. heol O.l'O. F. K. WoTfe. superintendent; preaehinc l;":io; UpTr.irth h'acue Fred Miller, pre-ident: nenInc irca-2ilnsr 7 praver nn etirr; Wtdaevdjy evrnii:, ":?,() oV,-k. Mornlnjr prea. hin? i.y Kev. F. J. NaTtrrer. Fpwerth Mnrne t.-pi. 'I'.einir d'lad in i;.d HInilf;" MN Lillian NeN-u lea.lKvenin? prieliinr by Key. F.ir!e after. The two proaehers for ti'.e dav re members of the North Indiana ference. Mnn rtmpe! Sunday -hoel To a. ra.. John Holxton. supf rlntendent. I'rea.-hin? In the evening:. Mt. rieaant Sunilay scho d 10 a. rn., Jay Swank, superintendent. Vnciaz Chapel Sunday srhool 10 a. m., Mrr. Win. Ollli.s. superintendent. OHvft A. M. F.. Ker. C. Kraerv Allen. I. !.. pastr. C10 W. Monroo st. PreachIng lrt;rj) a. ni. ; Surday s. Itool p. i preaching 7:4." p. m. ; 'a-s m eting 12 in. ; m. 7ton A. f. IT. Rev. P.. W. Row-en, p.ntor. PreaeMnr 1 1 :( "0 a. ra. and S p. m. ; unlay -hool ll' and prayer meeting Wednesday evenrng:. lUKi: MI'.THODM. I re lethodlst Church Pennsylvania iv. and Ruh st.. Rev. 1. L. Lower. Sunlay school 'J:?JJ a. :n . Os.-ar Ration, superintcndcnt; preaching services H;;'.0 a. m. ind 7:G0 p. in. RHer Park Frr Methodit N. Ninth f.. Mis Anna L. Itright. p.is;,.r. Sunday h ol :.-.n . m. Pre-aohirig 10:.U) . m. oung people' i meeting Preaching! :"0. rRIHYTFRlAN. Flrt Corr.er Washitigton av. and Larayett. st . Rev. Charles A. Lippiuctt. i. !.. minister. I'n.-ilc worship at 10:4" a. tn. and 7 :."- p. m.: P!"-:e scl:o.d at : a. ni.. Alhci t LeLare. ;;pcri-it ndci.t ; men's Riii'e study league at '.:.".i a. m. ; Junior Cudeaor at ii p. n: ; mid-week service W edic l.iy nt :;x p. m. Morulntr u:'je- t. "Joy and Sorrow; eve- j i u. jr. ".Musi'." Spv!al mimical Service ia ; evening. The .-!...Ir will asite.l l.v; MU Martin. i..'.;uit, and Mr. Wiillng. j baritone oloist. j Trlnitj Comer Colfax av. and St. Peter T . Rev. John S. Rurtis. pat T. l'i('l 1.0..1 at P:i". J. P. Whiteia.in, up-Tin-endeut; morjil::ir worsMp at 11: Christian' l.iulMOir at i-io; exeiiig ..rshlp 7:'". j Mrning subject. "In Ren;.-:i,!.era::ce .f , ll;s L'e." cmniunion of L-rd" Sujcer! Ulil r''ptloJi of IieW meTil'er. Rve.ii:; g. 'hrit on Trial." M.-rahers and fri-ud . tie iirgil to 1-e pns.oat at t!:- ceiiii.iutiin serviee. All Ilio-e l.iive le t as et plelgeil towards (he Cir:'!i; ep:e tnd heiicvolence fij:,d of tie chunv are; urgo.I to dt so t.cf re Sunday e vn i:-. g. j I.d!-? Aid s iety nn- ts T'-!.iv p. m. it Mrs. C:irentrs n L. (o'.r-x av. LaI'.es Miion:(ry s i ty nc-ts t Mrs. Aternuin" Thursday p. m. tmlnter Rev. II. It. Hotetter. Sml.iv ch.H;i puldi- wrhii lo;-." and ::) Chrltia:i Lr.de.nvor 3to; praytr le-tirig 'ein--day eveii!rg. to the iorntng. install ttln of eMer 'Uiii deaco'i. rlxl'ig of new m:nNers. baptism and tlie Lord's Suj ;-r. livening t;iiritlardt y's CoU'p.-riug M.irch." I'. K. Mll.jeet. "Power." Hep Ir and I7t n sts Ieorge Wm. ADUou, P.. 1 .. 't :i'n!e,. r. Ki'de cho.,l W. V. Davie, 6UvrmtcutIcut-
Frev-hh:? 10:.' and 7:.A Cli!UroTi rec.4 r v..r I,-.. '''ji M!itw-oL rrvl'- Wf-il-
f f'tll )V OV l'!llP( 7 t I IUH-khlll I'nion Sumption Prairie road. one-(jTia rter mile west of lllive st. Pihle !. ...I at 2SJK Owen Whitoni an, superintendent. International les.nis. Keliyious worship at ;:1, iu charge of FldcT Harris. Hungarian Corner Washing-ton av. and Cherry sr. Few i;. I'.crtok, pastor. Publie worship at 10 a. m. and p. in. Sunday 8-hooi at 'J ;i. m. l'rayer meeting Wcdn'.s.iay evening. IJATTISl. I irt Main end Wayne sts.. Ir. Cairle ', A. In- ker. Sunday school Preachl::g 10:4", 7:.. H. V. V. U. p. in. .Morning suhj.t, "Jesus' Intimate of the Frss." Fvfaii.s', "Ih It Nothing to Vou?" tne' ial id Fridny n-rvli r ut 7 :'') t. iu. llie pastor will pre-aeli o:i A Matter of Inith and Life." TU- choir will sine: "The i Frioitled." tilen ver wlllyjing "P.ehold and See." ll, V. p. U. leader, loiiald Lee; Kuhjcet, "Twelve 4ireat Verses. IV. the Power Vere." Fvangelistle me-tlng with the in. ted vanelist, Uaniel S. Toy, begin next Sunday. lulncy Mrert Quiney ft. and I.lalne av. Kev. Tho.s. J. Parsons, llilile tuHd !:!). J. V. Pandall, superintendent. I'reaehiuy stTviet-!i lv.'.'AJ and 7 :U. 15. . V. V. ;:4.. Morning suhje, t. "TL Oreat Uetrayal." Fveainjr, "Tli- Teitrs of Jeus." Monday evening the 15. . P. F. will Ill'i't with Hwiht Pars .ns. lLn; ' Ml hipnn av.. for business and social. Tuesday afternoon the Loyal Women will meet with Mrs. I. P.. Flnea .717 Klaine av. Miss Ina Uurtoa will speak. Kev. T. .1. Parsons will read. Tuesday evening eottage met-Ung at W. A. Sevkinger's. Si'l P.IKaine av. Wednesday evening, mid-week servie at the ehurch. rhurs.iay afternoon, ;;::. children's inert -ink' at the rJiunli. Plan to attend the I'.itde dMitereiHf:, April '.. 1'7 and -N, led by Dr. A. C. liacbelein of New York. Mount ZIon llnptUt 113 N. Hi rd sell st. evening servhrs 7 y, m. l'rayer meeting Thursday a p. ni. First Swedish Laurel and Napier .wts. Kev. M. V. Meeds, corning worship 10:.") a. m. P.ii.le school 11 m. li. V. V. F. 0 :0o p. in. Fven.ng worship 7 :J0 o'clock. C ranker Kev. J. I. Ionaldson. pastor. Sunday . huol at 10 a. in. Preaching at S p. la. ( UK IsT IAN. First Main St., south r.f public library. lb. Oeorge Watson IJemrv. Morning ISible school icir, u'cloek, .F. Kollaiul Witwer, superintendent. M rnlng service lo;io a. ;n. Fiiristhiii Ktuleavur 0:.'J p. m. 1. venln' service T Morning subject, "Vow.s." L'vening, "An Aiiddtious Young Man." lingular inaiithly nos-ting of the fti iai hoard after the reuing service. ('. F. subject, "Consecration." Prayer service subject, "The 1'recniinence of Cnrist," Col. i :l.-. Indiana Atenue Indiana Mid Witwer avs. Kev. i'eil Franklin, pastor. Klble s -liooi :::u a. in., Fred Wiion, fcupeilntendent. Services ll and 7 :;0. Junior Fndeavor ":.".', Mrs. A. L. P.renner, superlnteudeur. Senior Fndeuvor ::jo. l'rayer m.--:-! Wednesday 7 :'i0 p. ni. Mornnie; preaehiii.e hour iriven over to Sunday school program. Fvenlng subject, "Honoring Chri-t." Y. P. S. leader. Miss Nettie Todd; subject. "The Power Verse." Thursday evening the loot herhood will hold a bainUet at the church; supper at 7 o li.ck. All men are invited. Linden Av. liun li of ( "liri-t Linden iv. and Carlisle st. F. Allan Massey, pator. Preaching at 0:.".o a. iu. and 7 p. m. Sunday school at L':"U p. m. C. K. at C :.;o i. iii. l'rayer meeting Wednesday evening 7:.''. I : V A N l. K L I C A L A S () C I AT I O X. Firt Lafayette and Monroe .sts. J. II. Lvans. pastor. Sunday school at 'J:l a. m., William I'lagle. suiKrintendent. Preaching servings at lo:.,o a. m. and 7 :.'UJ p. m. Young People's alliance, i:."0; Miss Khoda Kauscli, presidenr. lVayer meeting Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at 7:'.o. Choir rehearsal Tu-sday evening alter prayer meeting. tinue Michigan and P.viek avs., Itev. Panlel I. Spcicher. Sunday sidiool !i:00 a. m.. C. A. Tridle, superintendent; sermon at 1:.;0 a.' in. Young Pople's meeting at 7 p. in.; service 7 :." p. ni. ; nildwtek .service euuesda v. :..( o m BKKTllHIiy. l ir-t P.rctiiren ( l.unh 12H S. Michigan st. Rev. A. II. Thomas, p'ator. Sunday "liool p:''.0, superintendent. Hartley Pire-Joi-.e. Morning serviie 10:.".o. Christian Mudeavor o p. :u. livening service 7 :".i'. PrtMching in the morning hy Kev. J. J. l'i!ier ot Cuverse. Ind., delegate to the Northern Indiana Conference. llvaiik'elis-ti-' servire, 7:.") p. in.. s rnion lv pastor; sahjet, "A CramUtaud Play;" liftli ot the series on the "Came of Life." Lyric Ladies' nuurtet will sing at night. 'Passion wek services every evening except Monday this week. First Church of tlie llrettiren Miami st. and Indiana av. Rev. M. Clvde Hoist. Sunday school i:;;u a. la. Men's pdldo class in charge of the pastor. Women's Rihlo ( lass taugLt hy .Miss Cora V. Wise. 1'reaching 1o:;'jj a. in. and 7 p. m. Morning suh.iect. "Voung Kadies." llver.tng, ' 'rd is Love." Regular council Monday evening at 7 ;.".o. nttiaial hoard meeting at '::ui. Tlie Sunday morning sendees will t.e directed especially to the glrl- aud the girls' classes will attend In a K'dy. Second Church of the Hrethren Cn siting and Van Ruren sts. Rev. J. (J. tirater, pastor. Sunday school at J:.'U) a. in. K. II. Rerger, superintendent. Morning service at lo:.':0; evening at 7:.'-. Christlau wa.rkci' meeting at dr.'io p. ru.. L. p. Weihorn, presitieut. Teachers' training work ih Tuesday evening at 7 conducted hy Kev. K. II. Kerger. River l'ark Iilon 11 ("." Seventh St. M. Clyde Horsr. pastor. Sunday school af '2;.".0 p. ui., Ilmma Purkey, superintendent. INITIID URHTIIItFN. Conference Memorial Preaching 10:4" and 7 :'). Sundav school 1 :.".o. Christian Lndeavor .;'.o. Midweek service Wedues-j day 7 :4," p. rn. j LIT II II KAN. iiov .riniiy r.nitiiii iiiri:un aim i 1 rm I.Ind-cy. Rev. AINTt H. Ko-k. Sunday scr.o.. c-:t. i ".-i". .i ... t. f.. .... ....... i Men's Kible class taught by the pasr. vv n.en s d..s taught oy yils ior.;euih. Young People's class taught bv M J 1 ns'.n, . I . . 1 . . n. . ( Lief service I0:..o a. m. vesper wlt!i sernioli . p. .scrvbes W-di.oday s p. iu. ra. Midweek St. Paul' (ifrmiin slefferson T.ulevard and W i.ii am sr. Rev. lien. h Ilolle. Reguhir ser.be H):.'5 a. in. Sunday sch.ol a.:u. LnglJsli services in the evenin. g at 7:1" on scoud ami fourth Sundays i -a month. i Mo::l::g suhject, "he Trae Visible' Chun-h:" evening. "Palthfuln-." Evni.g service will te a reunion service fori n a aurcn ir.emoers as were onnrr.UMl luring the last ten vears. Service on M.ua i!y Thursday, April P. at 7:R p. ni. and t ; . m 1 Pridav. .Vi.ril 111 o f ft-"j .i ni 1. .... - mi II"!y m::nini.n prep.mitory servio at 10 j oVI h Iv. Ai.iica;;eine:ts ure to J. m.ide i Wtd.csviay aflej-novn and evening. ZIon' K. ttncclical Corner E. Warne and St. Peter sts. Kev. Martin (toffenej, pastr. tilorU Doi Swedlfh Chapin and Kerr s.s. Rev. r. Erlkon. Sunilay school L a. m. Servi- 10 : : u a. in. and 7 :.'o p. in. Morning su!Jivt. "Itcthiny." Ilngllnh servi.-e In the eAning. ll.Murs on Vhrif Passion." Sundav hool t-ach-ers' me'tl:. g on Tuesday. p. in., at tl.e li: in.' of NellU ntid AgTies Peterson. lni S. Chaplr. st. Choir practice ou Thursday, S p. ni. SwrJUU .M lk-o.n Collier SOott ato r
I 3llzp!i Cotnr -r Main and Monroe sts. Kev. John o. Mos'u-r. Sunday sclunil !i;.".0i ni., F. 1'. Rurgener, suierintendeut. j Sermon at lu:l.i a. in. and o.:;o p. m. i Caieelietical classes vill nust at - :J10 p. in. No services Sunday except Sunday' school. Rev. Mr. Mosier is attending the annual conference session. j
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Handsome Inidescent Beads 50c Value, tonight 29c.
Tonight From 5 to 6 P. M. Men's Section. 25 DOZEN MEN'S WORK SHIRTS 39c. Men's Work Shirts, made of Amoskeag Cheviots. Every shirt labeled Amoskeag. Always 50c. All sizes. Tonight 39c.
$1.50 and $2.00 Mens Shirts at 95c. Made of fine Madras Mercerized Shirting; soft or French cuffs. Many Longfellow shirts in the lot. Sizes 14 to 18. Every pattern a good one. About 15 dozen fine Flannel Shirts in the lot. Your choice 95c.
Special Supper in the Tea Room TONIGHT.
UBiailPi in I. i T- if chard sts. Ilev. O. IC Mobcrg, pastor. Sunday school at U:."0 a .m., August Anderson, superintendent. Morning worship t 10:4". Y. 1. meeting at 4 p. m. Fvenlng service at 7 :')0. l'rayer meeting Thursday evening .it 7:4o. St. James Lafayette street, north of Washington av. Parish house, r.U W. Colfax av. Right Itev. John Ilazen White, 1. !., bishop of the diocese of northern Indiana, rector. Rev. II. R. White, vicar. The services at St. James' church on Sunday are: Present studies are on the gospels ami church history. Morning prayer with sermon, 10 :4.. Kveniug prayer and fermou, 7:.rX). - Vested choir at morning; and evening services. Ilishop White's Rihle class for adults convenes at 0:F" during Sunday school hours. Trinity Hungarian South Lafayette St., near old court house. Kev. Victor Von Kuhinyi. rector. Sunday services at N a. m. and 10 a. ni. Uilde class Thursday at 7:15 p. iii. m:KOKMi:n. First ( - C.dfax and Lafayette. Sunday sclw . -.t 1 a. m.. A. N. Stamm, superintendent. Orville II. Hall, asi.-t-ant superintendent. l'rayer meeting Wednes4lay 7:1T p. in. Morning sermon ly Kev. Merritt C iteale. sut.ject, "Tlie Triumph of the Redeemer." There will he no evening service. church or god. Church of Go Services nt Melville hall. -PJ S. Lafayette st. Sunday srhvol at 10 a. in.; Mrs. Mary Cordray, superintendent. P.erean meeting on Thursday evening at M7 11. South st . si;vi:nth day advf.ntist. Seventh Iay Adventlst. services cn Satu day In Melville hall. Pastor Allen Mnn in charge. Sahhath school at 'J a. ni., preaching service nt 10;.'-0. SCIF.NTIsjT. First Church of ( hrid Main and Madison sts. Service Sunday at 11 a. rn. ind 7:-"o p. m. Sunday school ;:l.". Wednesday evening- testimonial mc-ting at x. Cliristian Scieiuv reading rooms .1. M. S. building, open daily excepting Sunday, from 12 m. to 7, p. in., also Saturday evenings from 7 to P. where tlie P.ihle and all authorized Christian Science literature may he read. A cordial weh'ome is extended to all to attend our services and visit the readiug rooms. SALVATION ARMY. Salvation Army meetings every night at s o'elo k, except Monday, at .".in II. Jefferson boulevard with Lusigu nml Mrs. II. Cuthbert in 'charge. Sunday school at 'J'.oO each Sunday afternoon. SPIRIT FA LISTS. Services at home of Mr. and Mrs. Worthington, L'oO II. Lawremv st., Misiuwka. at '2:'.'ai p. m. I'larence Livckridgo, lecturer. Subjts-r "Home and Its Intluence on Spiritual lirowth." A message medium will be present. Y. 31. C. A. T. M. C. A. meetings will be hld every Sunday afternoon, especially for men, In the auditorium of the boys' building. A fpe.ial s pen ker will .e sc. u red for each Sunday aud special irnijic will be furnishid. Y. XV. C. A. Rev. Iliirl Naftzger and the North Indi-
nna Loufereuie quartet win pcak ami j i ne tuneral was held 1-riday aftersing at the Young Women's Christlin noon at 2 o'clock, from t'-e residence, association this afternoon at 4 o'eb- k. Ii;irial was macie jxl St. Joseph Polish '1 here will be a song servbe with violin . . 1 and piano, using the Sunday hooks. This - I'-'O
ieak and meeting is opea to lMt men and women. SALVATION ARMY MISSION. Mission hall. 11." R. Jefferson blvd. Ser vices every night except Monday. Mlhiou Sunday ihs)l at .' o'clock every Suniliv afternoon. cmducted under the auspices ot the churches led by Capt. F. II. Jewell. TEMPLE BETH-EL. Temple Ketii-KI. Lasalle and Taylor sts. Abraham Croiibaeh, rablL Serviiv Sunday 10::0 a. m. Subjec t. "The Talmud." The subject i the thin! In the series, "Epochs of Jewish History." CATHOLIC. St. Patrick' n7 S. John P. lm;roote. C. S. nuisss at 7 :."0 and 'J a. mass ard sermon ut 10: p. tn. Sunday school at Taylor r.. Kev. C, pastor. Iow in. Solemn high Rapt is in at 2 p. in. vesjrs at 2:r.O p m. Meeting of church societies at 4 p. in. St. Casfralr'n PolUh 21 S. Webster st. Holy Rosary devotion at 7 :."). l. la a. m., and 2 p. ru. St. Hf-dnlcr PnlMi Cor. Scott and Napier sts. Rev. Anthony Zubowiez. C. S. C. pastor. Low ma-s at 7:.'); children's inas at 0 a. tn.. high ina at la a. in.. Sunday sefcool ami benediction at 2 p. m., vespers at 4 p. m. St. StanUUu' Poll!. 41". N. Lincoln t. Rev. Roman Marelnlak, pastor. Mass at !, 7'oV) and 9 a. ra. st. Adrlbrrf roIUh Ollr? and ft race ts. Kev. John Knbarkl. pastor. Hally mass at S a. ra. IL"dy hour Wodneday evening at 7:1k). Sunday mass 7:C0 and 10 a. m. St. Jorph IIUl Pt. and Lasalle ar., Patrick J. Carroll. C. S. C. pastor. Low mass.: at :'X aud 1. a. in. Iienedictiou 3 p. at rt:l." p. m. High mi-s at 10 in. Suuday school St. trjhrn Hungarian Thomas and MePhersoii st. Rev. Alexander Varlahy. uuitur. Musj b iiiiJ IV.'Sj a. ix Sua-
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day school at 2 p. m. p. m. I'.enedictiou at 3 Sacred Heart Deliri.in 1 V2& W. Thomas st. Kuv. Charles v. I'ischer, pator. Mass. it- T 'ii.il 'I ."A .. w'.... I x. . i -a n.n uim cf.tr. ,i. m. oullUlli se.lUOl Ul .r! p. in. lieiiedietion at S p. m. Sacred Heart Notre Dame. Students' mass at S a. m. Solemn high mass at 10 a. m. Vespers at '2 p. in. St. Mary' Cirrman J.'ll S. Tavlor st.. Rev. .1. SI. Siierer. C. S. C, past'r. Mass at 7:;K) and 10 a. m. Sunday school at -:.';0. News of Interest to Polish Citizens SOCIAL EVENTS. The meeting of the Polish National Alliance Xo. SM. Z. Ilalicki No. 1. will be held Monday evening at 7:0 o'clock at the Z. 15. hall. A meeting of the St. John's Cantius, Literarv society of i't. Hedu iue church j will be held Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock at the assnekition library room. Te Polish tai Icons Z. Halicki No. 1. will hold its regular meeting Sunday tiftcrnoon at 2 o'clock at Z. II. hall. The Knights of the St. Michael. Archangel society will hold its regular meeting s'unday afternoon at 2 o'clock. ' The military division of the polish Falcons Z. Balfcki No. 1. will hold its ! exercises .Sunday morning at Z. H. hall. Singing rehearsal of the St. Hcdwige choir will be held Monday evening at s o'clock in the association rooms. Moving pictures portraying: the Passion of Jesus Christ will be shown Sunday evening at 7:o0 o'clock at the auditorium of St. Iledwige school. The senior and junior exercising class of the Polish Falcons M. Homanowski. will ludti its exercises Tuesday evening at 7:. '10 o'clock at Kosciuszko hall. PERSONALS. Adelbert (lemliarzewski, 1127 Y. Napier st.. who has bcei. critically ill tor several days, Is reported to be somewhat improved. Joseph Krasiewicz of Indianapolis, is in the city on a business trans action. Edward Komanczewski has returned to his homo in Chioneo after a business visit in South Iend. Stanislaus Judkiewiez. of Toledo, O., is in the city on business. Michael Panwiewicz. S. s'eott St.. left Saturday morning for Chicago to spend a few days with friends. John Hierzwiak. Prairie av., returned Friday evening from a week's visit with relatives and friends in Detroit. Frank Wolczewskl has arrived in the city from Milwaukee, Wis., for a business transaction. DEATHS. Stanislaus Spyehalskt, the lS-days'-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Spychalski, l:'.4 7 W. Poland St., died Friday morning, following a brief illness. He was born March 22, 1014. The funeral was held Friday aftermi mis. Horn to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Tarlowicz. i;4t V. Poland st., son. April Horn to Mr and Mrs. Stanislaus Dunham st.. son. Paprowski, 1G April Horn to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wolter, 2102 W. Division St., a daughter, April ?,. WIFE SUES FOR DIVORCE Lucinda Fish, wife of Karl William Fish, convicted last December of embezzlement and now serving a term of from two to 14 years for the crime, has brought action for divorce against her husband. In her complaint Mrs. Fish sets up tbe fact that her husband has been convict-d in the circuit court of this crime and that he is now in the penitentiary serving his sentence. It is on this ground that she asks for her freedom. DOCTORS RAISE FEES G It K FN VILLF, ra., April 4. It costs more to be sick and have the services of a physician here since April 1. All physicians In the city have posted notices in their offices announcing an increase of from 2.". to 40 per cent In the cost of office practice, house calls and consultations. Ayer's Headaches Biliousness Constipation Indigestion Sold for 60 years Ask Vour Doctor. J. C. Ar Co.,
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Sheep and lambs Receipts .'5.W0 head; market active, lambs loo higher. Choice lambs Ss.iUifij s.7o; eiill to fair .7.0K S.oU ; yearlings (.l)(7.ir,,; sheep Sl.(K!ra.7.'r. Hogs Receipts 2.4..0; market active, steady to easy. Heavies jSM.-'JOfr' '.1.40 ; vorkcrv .sj.oo'p .ir,; pjs ,.:'fP.10;' mixed rJ.2cj.2o; heavy s.oos..j; rough ?tj.75 7.20. DAIRY MA UK FT. CHICAH. April 4. Rutter-Reeeij)ts f.Tir tu's. Creamery, extras iM'-.e; extra, firsts 2.';'j2b-; tii-stti 214;2ec;" packing Stock lt(!j R'w. Mggs ite. eipts 24.P cast's. (:'diuarv lirsts lTr.lT'-.r; firsts lsi4(r l.si '.c ; extra's 2-'rrrj.V; checks ITh-; dirties Kio. Live 1'oultry Turkeys l.V ; chickens ls; siring.s LV; roosters 12c; geese Ik'; ducks lnlTc. TOLIIDO CiR-VIN. TOLRIXi, April 4.-4' I os, Wheat -No. 2 red Me; M; y '.'S"c; Julv S'j'ir. l,nrn-4'sli 7m-; May C'Je ; July 7o. oats Cash 41c; May and July 41"lc; Sept. 40c. Cbver se'd Cash .?7.r.; April S7.60; Oct. .J7.1. Alslke Prime S'J.7.". Al CHI (JUAIN 'h.seWheat May OFJc; July sTe; Sept. 7 Corn May CMsc; Julv Cs'c; Sept. '.sc. ats .May .'.sTc; Julv :.!)iie; Sept. ;VS Pork May s2t..so; July $20.$:J; Sept. S3o. Lard May .$li47; July $10.C."07; Sept. .K.S2. Ribs May $11.10; July 11.2.-Q27. riTTSUFRGII STOCK. PITTSni'KtHI. April -l.Cattle Supply light: market steady. Choi.-o Ss.Trro 'j.00 ; prime s.oKi.v.sO: good Ss.fhKS.r,0; tidy butchers $7.7S.10; fair S7.lMKi 7.."0 : common SC.r.or. 7.00 ; common to good fat bulls ?7.7fit 7. ; .-ommoii to good fat eowS ?.".r.O 6 1.7. 'S; heif rs S.l.n ; v.Oij ; fresh cov.s and springers .Sl."M: veal c:ilves S10.(h)7 10.."0; heavy ; nd thin calves Sd.o(K,'i.'r Sheep and lamb Supply light; market s-teady. -I'rime wethers .'. co-ij s, .sr. : goo.l mixed So.l.V.ro; fair mixed : culls and e,,innion si.'. OTj 4...0: lambs .?i.ui) OlAY,; i r 1 1 g lambs SH.00 12.00. Hogs- Re -eipts light: 'market active. Prime heavy hogs .2f.2-" : raodiums .?!. i; heavv vorkers .:. 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Ruttrr and lis Country butter, paying 2.V to :.oe; ..eiling, .'loo to .".V. Creamery. 2-V: s-.iiig ;ve. Lggs. strictly fresii, paying; loc; s-diug 20c. IIAV, STRAW" AMI PLKI). iCorrevte.i Daily by the Wesley Miller Plour A. Peed Co., 420 S. Michigan St.i Hay, paying $12; selliug at $14 to .16. Straw paying $7.0). selling at Cc pe bale. Old (Mm. paying .se per bu.; .elling at CV to 7(v per bu. Mats j.aylag 4"k- pt r bu., selling i't 47e to ."V er bu. Clover seed, paying $7:."jj. per bu.; selling at $S to .0. POI LTHV AM MKATS. tCorrecttsl Dailv by the IVrudelJ Market. 12o N. Main St.) Poultry Spring chicken, paying l.V to lGc; ieJlln- at -2c to 'S-; old chicken s paying 12Ljc; selling at -oe. Mrati Ke-ail: Veal. 2w to riOv; round steak, 'jo.- to S-". sirloin steak, "i; porter Louse. ;- to 4o; beef roast. lo-. t ""-:: boiling beef, 10c to 2i)c; lard, IS:; suokeil Imm. -J; to 10c. Oysters. 40c to GO- quart. TALLOW AND HIDKS. (Corrected Pally by S. W. Llppuiau, 210 N. 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