South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 178, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 20 June 1914 — Page 2

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,stpUib I,aurl and Napier t.s. '. Meds. corning worship 10;.'.O p.ib lmol 1 m. It. V. 1 U. ui. F.ven.ng worship 7:30 o'clock. t IIKITIAN.

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Fvcryone is iuviul tu attend tiic services in South Bernl churches. All seats arc tree. Regular us v.ell as special services are annuuncea belov. Payors are invite,! by the NewsTimes management i send the paper outlines f iheir Sunday sermons that tliey may he read hy the 6n,ooo News-Times readers in the Monday editions. Through this medium tlie urinous can he addressed tu a congregation which is even more than citv-wide.

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Indiana Avenue I r:I in n a aril Witwer a Kev. Cecil Franklin, pastor. Bible t 2i 1 ft in., Fred V.'ilsoii, superintendent. Services 11 snd 7 :''.. Junior Endeavor 2 :'.', Mr. A. L. Brenner, juiperluteiiderit. Senior Endeavor C Prayer xueeting Wednesday 7:0 p. in.

In charge. K.bLath school at 'J:2Q a. in., pretohinj service at 10:.'o. SCIENTIST. J int ( burch of C hrlst Main and Madlon us. Service Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7 Irt r m Snrnlnv !. ...I fl -i.". UVdnti!.iT

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Morning service j 'Tt u 111 lesumouiai iae-riinif at ;v uuniuau

p. ra. icienf reading rooms .'Jo J. M. S. build-

Inj:. open dally excepting- Sunday, from 12 ni. to It p. m.. also Saturday evenings from 7 to 0, where tii Bible and nil authorized Christian Science literature may be read. A cordial welcome i extended to all to attend our services and visit the reading rooms.

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ti'.n f..r M'-n Wl. Think." t!i.- p.irii;il.ir li:rstiii for Sunday .vciiin;' l-In. 1 he Vb:il- tin- Tb in tr in 1 - lik of .lon.ihV" Th' ii-'. ) ut tii- in the .ri,- an-, "i- tl'- World Croli.r letter or Wor-'" "Wb.it U 'lu i-t i.mit s ;rrat lf':" "Io All TU i u tr - Work To-C-th-r for liood to 1 1 riu i-ti in and "Aftr !oatb Wb:it?" St. r.uii's Thoir furnish sp"lal jhii!- Sunday rnorni i z xf-r, in z. Tl'.o annual Sunday s !ioo p! nnr will he- hi Id on Tuesday :iftertioi.n nt Sprinirlvrnok jark. (;ra Miohigu and Tutt t.. Rev. K. iMujrherty. Sunday Hrh,xd a. in.: preach I nfr 10:4" a. in.: !as meeting 1'J o'clock; Upworth league 0 p. n.: evening armon 1:.'A); prayer mating Wednesday at "::j0. Sunday s-h.-d, 0 :."V a. in. rre.udiing, 1' :." a. in. th'm "S-vTdgnty of the Spir'-tunl." 'la- m"t in jr. 1. o' h k. Kiworth ligue. p. in. Preaching. 7 i-O p. in.- th.iii.-. "What Mad.' Paul tUeiwtV

Prayer mc-ting dniday. :) p. m. Sui. Jet. "IMves rind Lazarus." Sunday, Juw 2. will be known a "Pdlly Stiud.iy" day. Mi.e year ago on tliat date peojd united vith ra-e cLur h. tv'r one hundred Joined afterward. t'hihlren' (xtc'. :.,! a. in.; Rcrnin. lf:i." a. in. Addr "es by SiiimI iv committee. 7 :.".! j. in. I.otvrii lleih; Minet and Francl sis.. Kov. Arthur (!. Shafer. Sunday school l:. a. m.. K. II. Mofit. uprintejide nt ; puhlic worship 11 a. m. ; Lpworth league f. .mi; evening ervh- 7 p. in. Morning sermon by pastor. Subject : "A Spirit I'd C'on-iepce." L.ening xermon by II. S. ftoblij. .Men'- b injiiet. Monday. 7 '' p. n;. Women's inav .neetinir Wednesday. 7 :". p. m. Ip.stallati :i of piano and ' ial hour Friday, s p. m. Trinity r.laine and Vas irav.. Ilev. (luy t'arpenter. Suud ty school ;:.". a. in.. O. 1'. .Julian, superintendent: i hildrei.'s church lo:.', inornliig worship 10:tr. class meeting immediately following: Lpuorth 1 agu.' r,;.;(i p. m.: evening servhe 7:.".o; miil-weck service Wednesday, 7 :"o p. m. Or. II. A. Clobln, vl--president of Ie Pauw university, will pre.-o h in the morning at :0:i.". after which he will hold the communion service. All friends and ii!embers of the ' lunch are urged to be present at this service. The Lpworth league at '. :.'. and the evening -ervbv at 7 :.".0. The subje.f of the evening verniou will be "The Play of the Treasure." Mid-wod: prayer ervlce Wednei!av evening, 7:t. Subject: "Pefer at the Lire." on Friday evening. June ji;. the Sunday s hool will hold an he cream o il on the lawn of Mr. V. P. Ilcrrold. ltir. Portage av. Lvery one is invited to attend thU o-ia!. Here is ; chance of en joy in g you rsdf and helping the rhur- !i at t!i samo t irne. stuli Mfmorinl Mb h!gu and Victoria Lev. J. F. McKay. Sunday school 10 a. in.. A. Kutterheinrieh. superintendent; men's r.llde das taught by the pastor: public worship 11 a. in.", evv.ing serrice 7:r0; I'pwortli league :.".0 p. m.. Miss Flossier Jester, preshbuit. Mcrning sermon by the pastor. Subject. "Tnsrsincr at tb- ar."

L4-n';:.g irvics. I'pwortli league. "Leaving a "r..nd to Talk to a?i Individual." Lm !-:. MI-" Margurite St nil. Pre a- Ling .it 7 ::. "Ubj.-ct. "A I'oolih !ioie." I'r.Mi-r meeflttg on Thursday ee'ilng :t 7 :". Of. Appelbv will be the leader. Third iiiartcrly meeting after the prayer ; v i e-.

r.pwortii Memorial orru-r Michigan av. I

and olive s:. j;t.v. .!. W. P.uu h. pator. Sunday school 1 :."." a. tu.. Tlaude Young.

superintendent: hliuicn's servi'- at 1:1H i- in.: nioriiiiig service. Ji; Lpworth' league. : :.':i p. in.; vesper service. -.'At p. in.: prayer meeting. Vednsday evening. Sunday s h .d chun h at 10:10 a. in., ' rc-iding by Miss Maryh-dle Suabedissen. i

our Ministers Sermon." Miss Miirv

i:i'hiiioi,d and Miss Lois Itanshotfnm will!

hiailrn Av. C burrli of ( briit Lindea ar. and Carlisle st. l Allau Masey. puktur. Preaching at 10:30 a. m. and 7:.1Q p. m. Sunday K tiool at 2 :.") p. m. C. E. :it iiiiQ p. in. Trayer Uiteting Wtdnesday evening 7 :IXK i; v. n (; i: li fa l a s o ci.vt ion. I"irt Lafayette and Mouroe sts. J. II. Lvans. pastor. Sunday school at 9:15 a. iu., William I'lagle, auprlateudf nt. Preaching services T I0:CO a. m. and 7 p. m. Young Pt-ople's Alliance. G:lo; Miss ilhoda Kauach, president. i'rayer meeiing Tuesday and Wednesday eveninjfs at 7:.0. i'holr rehearsal Tuesday evening utter prayer n:eetlnjr. Morning si-ruum by Itev. J. II. J'vans. Subject. "Jesus, the I'.read of Life." F.venIng subjeet. "In the Secret of (iod's Present Voting People's Alliance at 0:4" Pm. Leader. .Miss Olga :sellmer. Sunject. "t hhf Seats niid How to Keach Them." Piawr meetings Tuesday and Wednesday

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preaching by the , a m f A Trldfe, superintendent ; aer1 the Man It II i ,,,,,,, .. ioui fi in Yon no- Peotde's net-

service HI ( lntr at 7 n m kPn-leo 7 -no r ra ! mid

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vuiuai. esp,.r service at 7:rj) p. in. I'reaehing by the pa stor-1 heme. "The Oosj,,-! ,,f Truth." Social servlet? prayer minting Weilnesday evening, led by the pisfup. A continuance fif the studv of tli" tlospei ;is re-orded by St. Luke. The regular monthly meeting of the uncial card will convene immediately after prayer service. S;ciiJ given lv the Suudav school Tuesday evening. J. V. LFNCII. Orman Lafayette and Wavne st.. Itev. Jacob Schott. Sunday school & :P.O a. m.. John Koch. KUpei fntendent : irenehlne lO.T.O and 7:?X); Lpworth league 7 p. m. ; raver meeting Wednesday, 7:L" p. m. Wrlfvan Sample sr. and Marietta av.. Kr-v. I', ii. Spifif-r, pastor. Morning services H:.'M: evening services 7:.'Ul; Sunday H-hool j:.:o. Prayer meeting Wednesdar evening 7 :;'.0. Itlver Park S. Seventh St.. Iter. Charles C. Ford. Sunday school 0:..0. F. F.. WoIf. superintendent: preaihlng 10:40; Lprrorth league G:VO. Fred Miller, president: evening preaching 7:"0; prayer meetlm? Wednesday evening, 7::;0 o'chK-k. .Monon Chapel Sunday nchool 10 a. m.. John Holston. superintendent. Preaching in the evening.

ML Pleasant Sunday Refcool Jay Swank, superintendent

1'ortage ( Impel Sunday school 10 a. m., Mrs. Win. (iilli. sujer' tendent. OIKet A. M. K. Iter. C. Liutv Aln, 1. !.. pastor. .110 W. Monroe st. I'reaehC M t f - ..TV ... fi .

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The Magnetic Girl

Zlon A. M. K. Lev. tor. Preaching 11 :f0 Sunday school l'J:r.0, Wednesday evening.

eiass meeting 12 m. 15. W. Ilowen. pasa. rn. ami S p. ru. ; and prayer meeting

How She Compels Others To Obey Her Will

100,000 Copies oT nomarkiirdr Hook ilex-ribin;; pHuliar I'syt liU Piuvoin to !t' Hsttibuti It l-'rt'c to rc:uler n( Tlio Ncws-TitiH".

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st. Sunday school at 2:'M p. m., Linuia I'urkey, superintendent. I'RKi: METHODIST. Iree Methodist Church Pennsylvania av. and Hush St.. Lev. I. L. Lower." Sunday school 9 :.H) a. in.. Osi-ar I'.atson, superintendent; preachi ig services 10:o0 a. ra. and 7 :C0 p. m. lihrr Park Free Methodist N. Ninth St.. Miss Anna L. llrlgtit. pastor. Sunday school y:;;o a. ru. Pretiehlng 10 :"J0 a. m. VouiiK people's meeting 0M. rreaehlne 7 :"0. rnESBYTEKIAN. 1 'rst Comer Washington av. and Lafayette st.. Jtev. Charles a. Lipplncott, I). !., minister, public worship at 10: IS a. in. and 7 :.;o p. uj. ; Bible sc hool at U :.") a. ni.; men's Ilible study league, H:.'J0 a. m. ; morning sermon by Lev. J. C. Templetou. Lvening subject. "A Faithful Saving." Trinity Corner Collax av. and St. Peter st.. Ilev. John S. Ilurns. Dastor. lllhle school at 9: t". .1. P. Wliiteman, superintendent; morning worship at 11; Christian Lndeavor at :C; evening worship 7 :.'50. Morning sermon by pastor. 11:00 a. in. Subject. "Converts Received Into Churtli a Vear Ago." TTestimonlals from Hilly Suudav. F.-nlng. "t'hlld Life in All the World." Illustrated by steieopticon pictures. All welcome. Children's day will be ol.served with appropriate oervise beginning at !:ir,. while at 11:00 we will observe the first anniversary of reception into the cliiin h of Itllly Sunday converts. Christian Lndeavor social Friday evening at the church. A gwd time expo, ted. Training class at the church Saturday evening :it T:lo. tVe1 minuter Rev. II. H. llostetter. Sunday sdiod 'J:r,0; public worship 10:4." and 7:."o; Christian Fndnvor .". :r); prayer meeting Thursday evening. (ruiimlown C'hiireh Worship and sermon at 1 p. m. 15 tide school at. j. :i. Sermon this week by Ilev. John S. ltuin".

week servbt elnesday, 1 :.0 p. xu. 'J here w ill be a Sunday school Children's day service at 10:tK) a. ui. This will take the place of the regular Sunday morning service. V. P. A. f.:45 p. in. Topic: "Chief Seats and How to Leach Them." Leader, Myrtle Tridle. Lvening service. 7:.50 p. m. theme "Activity of Faith." Midweek service and teacher's meeting Wednesday. 7:''.0 p. in. Sermon at 10:1." a. m. at i:.1o p. m. Catechetical lasses will meet at :i!0 p. m. .Mizpah Corner Main and Monroe ats. Lev. John (). Mosler. Sunday school 9:30 a. m., F. F. liurgener, superintendent. Sermon at 10:45 a. m. and C:G0 p. m. Catechetical classes will meet at 2:30 p. m. Subject, "The M'sskm of the Church." The tilee dub of thirteen members, students of Northwestern college, Naperville, 111., will give a free concert Monday evening at 7:..0. Free will offering will be taken. .Young People's Alliance at O'.-O p. in. Leader. (I. ii. lleinoehl. Subject. "Chief Scats and How to Keach Them." Prayer meetings on Tuesday and Wednesday veenlngs at 7:"0. Choir practice Friday night. Mushal entertainment Wednesday even

ing at S o'clock, given by a St. Louis double iiuartette. Annual confirmation noxt Sunday, June 2. BRETHREN. First Brethren Church 1214 55. Michigan st. Iter. A. E. Thomas, pastor. Sunday school 1:.'50. superintendent. Hartley Firestone. Morning service 10:30. Christian Lndeavor 6:D0 p. in. Lvening service I Irst ( hurch of the Brethren Miami t. and Indiana av. Her. M. Clvde Horst. Sunday school 9:.50 a. m. Men's Bible cla. in charge of the pastor. Women' Bible elass taught by Miss Cora V. Wise. Preaching 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Second Church of the Brethren dishing and Yan Mureu st. Rer. J. (J. (Jrater, pastor. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. It. L Berger. superintendent. Morning serrice at 10:30; evening at 7:30. Christian workers' meeting at 0 :;uj p. in.; John Austin, president. I'rayer meeting Tuesday, s p. m. Teachers' meeting Friday, 8 p. rn., conducted by R. ft. Burger. Hirer Park MUalon 110." Seventh at. M. Clyde Horst. pastor. Sundav school at - :30 p. m., Kmma Purkey, superintendent. t'NITEI) IIRETIIKEX. Conference 3IemoriaI Preaching 10:4." and 7:30. Sunday school 9:30. Christian Lndeavor 0:30. Midweek serrice Wednesday 7:45 p. m. LUTHERAN'. Holy Trinity EnglUh Sherman and Llndsey. Rer. Albert II. Keck. Suudar school 9:15 a. m.t U. Motts, superintendent. Men's Bible claas taught by the pastor. Women's class taught by Miss IIomutli. Young Ladles class taught by Miss .Tolinson. Chief service with sermon by the pastor at 10:.,o a. in. Luther league at 0::;o p. in., topic, "our Chunh and the Homeless Children": leader. Miss L. Wener. Yespors with sermon at 7:30 p. in. The pastor will leave Monday for Y.nndalia. 111., where the Ci.tcago synod will hold its annual convention. There ulll be no Wednesday evening service. The Women's Missionary scciety will have charge of the service on Suudav morning. June 'Jlst.

SPIKITlLIT. The Spiritualists will hold s,.rvi.es at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. 15. Weaver, 10:. South Franklin St.. Sunday evening, at 7:.') p. m. Clarence Lockridge. lecturer. SALVATION A R.MT. Mission hall. 115 L. Jefferson bird. Services every night except Monday. Mission Sunday school at 3 o'clock every Sunday afternoon, conducted under the auspices of the churches led by Lusigu MoClemeuts and Capt. Kacht. " Y, 31. C. A. T. M. C. A. mee-tlngs will be held every Sunday afternoon, especially for men, in the auditorium of the boys' building. A special speaker will be secured for each Sunday and special music will be furnished.

INTERNATIONAL BIBLE A'S'sOCIATION".

ST IT) EN TS

Melville ball, 212 S. Lafayette st. Bercan study: "The Seventy Week of Daniel's Prophesy Events Foretold to Transpire Within That Time." TEMI'LE BETII-EL.

and Taylor sta. Service Sunday

Temple Beth-El. Lasalle Abraham Croubach, rabbi.

10:30 a. ru. No regular services during the present month. Rabbi Croubach can be seen at the temple as follows: Sunday, 5 p. m., for children; Monday. 7:: p. in., for grown people. Any other time by apiKiint rnent. It is advisable to arrive at the temple no later than the hours mentioned. CATHOLIC. St. Tat rick's 307 S. Taylor St., Rev. John F. I)eJroote, C. S. C, paslor. Low masses at 0, 7:3.0, 9 a. m. Solemn high mass arnr sermon at 10:3O. Baptism at 2 p. m. Sunday school at 3 p. in. Vespers it 2:.7) p. m. Mee'.iop of church societies, at 4 p. m. St. Catimir'a I.:., h 21 S. Webster st. Low mass at i:30; iiixli mass at 10; vespers at 2 p. ii St. Hfdwlrt h Cor. Scott and Napier sts. Rev. A Cony Zubowlcz, C. S. C, pastor. Low mass at 7:30: children's mass at 9 a. m.. high mass nt 10 a. m., Sunday school and benediction at 2 p. m., respers at 4 d. m. St. StanUlau PolUh 115 N. Lincoln st. Ker. Roman Marcinlak, pastor. Mass at (5. 7:30 and 9 a. m. St. AdelberCa I'olish Olive and Grace sts. Iter. John Kubaekl. pastor. Dally mass at 8 a. m. Holy hour Wednesday evening at 7:30. Sundiy mass 7:30 and 10 a. m. ft. Joseph I111J st. and Lasalle ar., Patlick J. Carroll. C. S. C. pastor. Low masses at 0. 7:3.0 and 9. High mass at 10

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DO NOT BE AFRAID Do not be afraid to ask questions here. We consider it one of the cardinal virtues of good store keeping to have you know about our stocks and our prices. It pleases us to answer questions quite as much as it pleases you to get the reply. So "do not be afraid.' We are here to serve the public as we ourselves would wish to to be served if the positions were reversed.

"To enjoy a meal the service must be good and foods pure." Supper tonight at Robertson's Tea Room 5 to 7:30. Two elevators.

3 p. m. Sunday school

a. m. Benediction

at - :Jj p. m. St. Stephen's Hungarian Thomas and McPberson sts. Rev. Alexander Yarlaky, pastor. Mass at S and 10:15 a. m. Sunday school at 2 p. m. Benediction at 3 p. m. Sacred Heart Belgian 1126 W. Thomas st. Iter. Charles V. Fischer, pastor. Mass at 7 and 9:3.0 a. in. Sunday school at 2:30 p. m. Benediction at 3 p. m. Sacred Heart Notre Dame. Students' mass at 8 a. m. Solemn high mass at 10 a. ra. Vespers at 2 p. m. St. Mary'a German 131 S. Taylor St.. Ilev. J. M. Sherer, C. S. C, pastor. Mass at 7:30 and 10 a. m. Sunday school at 2:30.

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EXCEED FIGURES

St. I'aul'a German .TefTerson boulevard and William st. Rev. Henoch Hollo. Regular service 10:3) a. ni. Sunday school 9:30 a. ni. Lnglisn services in the evening el 7:15 on second and fourth Sundajs each month. Holy Miuiiniiniiin Sunday. Preparatorv sorvice at 10 o'clock. No Sunday school.

Conditions Are Ideal With Rains in Northwest and Good Clear Weather For Threshing Sections.

Zion'H r.nd St. pastor.

Evangelical Corner E. Wavne Peter sts. Rev. Martin Ooffeiiey,

,i;t.i'r Kev t.

Lllsuorth Knowles, . to..k entitled: Thr tuenr of the In-

rer i,KcV' Tfce book lays Lire marir astounding T.ut oncernln." The practice of the Eastern Yogis tind .scribes t dnip'.e t hough ef-f.-.-!iv system o"f , ontrolllf.g t li e ttioughtn and a- ts tT ot tiers: h'-w one may gain the br a"! friendbi; of thse w ho might otherwise rervilp in liTTut ; bow t .jai'-k-Jv .ind accirately U !pe C.e .-harac fer and silspo:. tl n cf an iudiTitluil: Low to co.re t!ie ni"! .!- Ktlu.it.' .!is,"tses h.lbit withat lr;;gs it medi. Ine ; even the

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Hop Leer and Dayton st Hani Allison, B. 1).. minister

9:30. W. u. Darles. superintendent. Preaching 10::'.0 and 7:30. Children's vesper service 3:30. Y. P. S. C. K. at 0:.o. Midweek servbe Wednesday evening, 7:30. There will be a departure for the usual order of services for the day. Children's day exercises will b held at 10 o'clock and take the place of the usual session of the Bible school and church service. The program will consist of special music.

iC' itatioi.s and addresses. Children's Yes- ( per service will be held as usual at half jat 3 iu the afternoon, the subject belli tr. I "To What ing'lom Ho I LebdigV" The j

its and How to Keach 1 hem. I.uke

iv.:7-ll. The evening servb-e will com-' ii. einorate tlie founding of Hope Hiapel and addresses will be made pv r. C. A. Brown. r!. C. F. Post. Mr. A. P. Huston., .M!s Margaret Post. Mters will be read; from several others who ncin Instru-i mental in founding and organizing tin1 1 work in its early stages. Tlie pnlili,1 is . or.Ually Invited to attend all these serv- : ;ct-s. ! Rorkhill Union Sumption Tralrle road.! one o.M". rf er mile west of Olive st. Bible school at 2:lA). unrn Vl;lt?nnn, superin-; feudent. International les:is. Religious i

worship at ::4 ia cTuirge of Elder Harris

Clorla Dei Swedish Chamn and Kerr

fieorge Wil- t. Rev. C. L'rickson. Sundar school

Bible school y a. in. Servicv lO::,0 a. in. ami 7 :.30 p. m.

Snbjer-t of morning sermon. "What Does It Cost to Re a Christian" Subloct of evening sermon. "The Sin of Idolatry." The Luther league meets on Thursday S p. m.. instead of Friday. On Saturday, " p. m.. the business session of the Laporte District Luther b-ngu,. will be held. In the evening there wili be a discussion of timely and important topi. s. Delegates from the churches uf northern Indiana

will be present. I he on v.", t Ion will tluue over Suudav. June i's.

Swedish

ijv josrjMi r. pnrrriiAiii). CIIICAC.O. June 2 0. Nearly all the cash wheat in the Chicago market has been chartered to go out. This makes

the conditions surrou tiding the cah article stronger than it otherwiso would bo. The charters Friday were 600,000 bushels to so to Buffalo at 7-S and 500,000 bushels sold for direct export. All this was old crop. Millers purchased 140,000 bushels of old wheat at Chicago and it was said that there were 900,000 bushels of the newcrop sold to go abroad. This big trade in the cash article will not cut any figure in the matter of price boosting; because of the fact that many millions of bushels of new wheat are now being, prepared for shipment to any point wanting; it. The purchases of newwheat by Chicago commission houses were again larse. Threshing returns were more favorable and there are some in the trade

con- . who believe that the total winter and i spring wheat crops will exceed 900,-

000,000.

Advance Showing of Cape Coats The styles for fall wear in women's coats have decided in favor of the New Jaunty Cape Coats.

Cape Coats Wonderfully interesting are these novelties-especially so because they forecast Fall Styles. You will find both the plain circular or belted Cape Coats. This is the first installment and the young girl who likes to be a bit ahead of the fashion game will choose now $8. 75 to $25. 00

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The most desirable garment for vacation or a days outing is a Bathing Suit The pleasure of the trip is gone unless you are prepared to enjoy the cool waters. The latest style has the new detachable skirt blouse and knickerbockers all in one piece makes swimming easier. Prices are very reasonable, $1.50 to $6.00. Bathing Shoes and Caps, 25c to $1.00. Children's Bathing Suits 1.00 np.

3 ELC

Sept., old. 67 1-4; Dec. old, F8 1-4. OATS July, 39 Dec. 39 3-4. PORK July,

$10.30. 1UBS July, $11.5 57 1-2; Oct., 111.35.

Dec, new, 7-S; Sept., $10.12 1-2;

57 3 3? 5

4; 8;

Sept..

1-2; Sept.. $11.-

EXERCISES CLOSE YEAR OP SCHOOL

NED KITES"

VEM AT PARK

Commeiioonient Means Beginning; Xcw Lift?, Says I lev. Thomas Irving.

Impressive ceremonies commencement exercises

marked of St.

the Jo

seph's school night, school

Members of Y. W. C. A. Present Interesting Pageant. Performance Will be Repeated Tonight.

Mifcftion Corner s..0 n,l n.

i nam sts. i:cv. o. K. Mobcrg. pastor.1 Xl NHl iaKe a coniinueu oii uciuanu i Sun. lay s- hool at Sr. 30 a .m.. Ausrut An-j for the cah wheat to prevent prices! derson. superintendent. .Morning worship ' from declinint: still further. Foreign-1

at io:4.. . i'. meeting at 4 p ui. Errn-1 ers want much of this grain but will

.-em.- i i ...u. rrajer ineeiinir t 1,.1.1 ,,r i-iti ou- nt- nl.i whont ut

I'lU'llfc (II I .It.

TLursdsy

KI'ISCOPA I.. Trinity II uiif arian S juth Lafajette it., ne.ir old court house. Iter. Victor Von Kubinyl. re tor. Sunder services at -1 a. m. ami 10 a. m. Bible class Thnrida at T ;43 p. iu.

tirrnsfr Her. J

. K. 10 n

-1 7 :i

IonaJ'n. pastor, m. l'reachlug :it

iiid iy v.-ii,,. j jit :i" !. in. r. Ii.

Himsitrian Corner Waslilaftoa av. a:ul herrv nt. Her. li. I-ertck. t.istor. I'ub-

!! ..i!il ar 10 .t. ui. :iud 7 :"4 ji. ia. Sundiy school at 9 n. ra. I'r.ijer nuTtlug V d. vesday eeulngs.

this particular time. It would be difficult to say as to the amount of wheat sold for foreign shipment, but it runs up into millions of bushels. The continent has probably made the largest purchases of any of the countries abroad and it was said that both Germany and France were buyers in this market. The wheat market was a narrow af-

ca r. . ! ' . 1

fhe services at St. Jnimw' ohnr. h .,.' I nnuis. me range was upwaiu

st. Jaine. -Lafayette etrevt. north of i

i Washington av. Farish house. 319 XV. ' I Coif as av. lilght Itev. John llazen White,, i . !.. tiishop of the diocese of northern

I Indiana, rector. Iter. Ii. Ii. White.

day are: Present studies are jfcsjiel ami church history.

10:

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Ui. iv.T-.i'l.r mental

. M.l life, dis-

BAPTIST. jrt MmIu aud W;yue A. Icvker. Sunday :uol :

ii.,- .'t 10. S. (i. 1 ii ill r t Tl : 4 ". i ;:t::g er l es at

pr.ijier wun serniou. iu:.. Lvening prayer and sermon. 7 :?T V ?.t.'d clioir "at morning and evening services, llisbop W bite's llible clas fr adults convenes at 'J:4." during Sunday si hol bours.

KKFOKMKI).

i . i i 1 t i . j . ; 1 -.

on the ai( inr nis'iesi levels were iairiy

.Morclnsr! hold.

well

Fter. Charle. 3a Preah-

supcrlnteiblei.t. P. I. ;t

b.-.k.

b "'! 1SJ f r. 4

grij.hic rcp-oducti.;. -i;T'..".-n iorces are b.-i: :g nrld. and l..-w tfi.ci-M; have d.v 'i"d Mcrs dre-tu:tl tl.ey ...., 1 t.utiun of the l ." I'i" ted by a larre I.nd a .-opy l!t be T!.t I J ;it-re;-,. N ta'..ev

b.'ili

th"e nt eurr frtr b

who w -( stamps

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..I .'IT lii' IlI'M l tl'0':,:idS l.:.'h tb.y little T! e ins- ri;des N S.eilig t'.Ilu ii:itutlo... and t frc t any. 'ue

I . i v:4t. out

jo do tnay e:ic.oo 5 f v.;ir o-a :i country i to

All r- j ;iet s for th' addi'fd t: Nation-,e.-. Free I list i ibr.t t"ii s. Westioii."1'. r I'.rldire i; . Fngl.trid. Simply

led to-

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I'.ible s, h.-d at ;"i0 h . m. rre.u liihg at to: i", .1 ni. l.y Kev. Fred Kau b. ubje. t. 11. 'a-illating U;erMti.u f Truth and ll'iTTiau nsciounes." Fcf.lng sorvi.e at 7 :.'i in ebarce of the inei cf the ehur. h. Meruit s, rni..n by Kev. T. .1. Paror.. S :bi. . t. I'll - S". ret cf i tcry." livening

!'1

Tuesday

s'i'.ic. t. "S;di itu tl Aral

spe.-ial ioue- by a cln.'.iis , : I .. r, : ", ?. m. I.e-.uler. Mis

dur.-ies. Subject. "t'hief Stats

i-verdng. r.Ude p :sTcr. 1J .. .Mi Study Will be t ie!.-.!. "ltie

vbe at the church. A meeting or power. Frlda.v eeulng cli.dr rehears- il.

Ik' at the hluan av.

"irM Corner t'oirax Ami Iaf.irett. suuday s- hool at 10 a. ni., A. N. Staiam, sliporlutendeiit. Orvillf. ii. Hall, assistant url:i t'U'!.-nt. Fi riucr Ii.e:nbe.-s of r l"v Ib-foruie,; church r. ill tinsj.f in the auditorium of the "olf.ix s. ho..:. ttaur' (iinvc and Mb-hi-gan av. Sunday scho, 1 at pi a. ni.. Albeit N. Stamiu. suj.rp:tcr.de'.it. l'reaciiing ser-U-f :t 11 o'eloek. in chance of Kev. W. F.rugh of Tlftiu. O. Kev. Mr. l'.ruir'i

! i uiissi.o.i.iry -vangelist t.f the Kefonic-il iFhuicli iu the Fnlted States- iFnglisii 1 bl'.'lllibl I'liliics ftir f'i. i,uri..v.. . "

I. Ull. til S.UI- ! ltlV.-xtlL'.-lThiL' the lii.li.itlrl... ..f ..r. .,lT.

lug a new chup h. The nihil.-, immm iallv

Crop conditions throughout both the

spring iind winter wheat belts were of the best. There were additional mins in the northwest while in the winter wheat belt there was sunshine and

academy and St. Patrick's at St. Patrick's church Friday Ten boys graduated from the while two girls finished their

high school course in the academy. Four girls received certificates for excellence in penmanship. The program way opened wi;h an organ selection by Prof. Frederick Binder. The choir sang "Praine Ye the Father" and was followed by the

Kiinc.tnarv choir, all voung boys, who i

Kinsr "Venl Creator". Mozart's Mag-I of the Y. YV.

niiicate was next sung by the choir. ai Industry, of in v,i mldress to the irraduates. -as Recreation,

Rev. Thomas Irving, C. S. C. Ph. D.. rector of lloiy Cross seminary, Notre Dame, dwelt on the fact that the commencement was not the ending of a certain career in the life of the student, but as the name implied an assuming of the duties of a new and larger sphere: "Commencement exercises," said the speaker, "were always an inspiration to do things, to accomplish new objects, to attain higher ideals, and to lead a better life in every way." Kev. John F. DeGroote, C. S. C. pastor of the church, congratulated the graduates on the closing of a most successful year, and said that the class had shown their appreciation for the efforts of the pastor and of the teachers during their school careers. Diplomas for finishing the grammar school course in St. Patrick's school were presented to Francis Kelly, Joseph Cunningham, Leo Anderson. Carl Schubert. John McCarthy, Oscar Wolf, Lucian Cuilfoyle. Joseph Nyikos. Hart. Id Wahlen and Harold

Interesting in substance and picturesquely staged was the pageant.

"The Opened Gates", the first performance of which was given Friday evening at Springbrook park by the Young Women's Christian association. In spite of the rather chilly weather the performance was given out of doors and was witnessed by a large audience which heartily applauded not only the work of those taking part but also that of the two young women. Mrs. .Mary Hays-Banks and Miss Vera Campbell, who wrote the libretto and directed the undertaking throughout. Particularly excellent features were the work of Mrs. Leverett I 'rash ns the Spirit of Christian America, of Mis.s Madge Woodward as the Spirit

C. A., Miss Alice Kekler

Miss Olga Rosencrans and of Miss Marion

Goodman, physical director of the high school, who in gypsy costume gave an intricate and graceful slo dance. Miss Grace Goodman as the Homo Girl and Miss Mabel Stouffer as

TO ELINAIE 10

HOLDING COMPANIES

Rock Island System Stockholders and Bondholders Commitee Drafts Plan.

fin-the

higher temperatures, with cutting and i Weber. thre.hinir active. Gold medals and diplomas f c r Corn closed irreirtilnr and unsettled ishinir the hierh school course in

following a .es

oroa.i ami wnere declines were gener-i

al for tlie nearby months, lofses bein?( Penmanship certificates were made of 1-4 Si l-'V. but the deferred i awarded to Helen Vennet, Florence

futures were as much as 1-Sc higher.;

The- Argentine corn again attracted

sion where prices were j academy were presented to Miss Helen iere declines were gener-1 Vennet and JNIis. Florence ICopp.

rela O'Neill and

L.ucile

ir. P.

1 et. V. P

home npen

lu first two thapters

t lie ai:. of

iri.-tio living near cordially invited to

the lla-e

olfas school, are

rvl

l vs.

day evening midweek ser- j

etc.

s Intiri;t

J 'ep? . bM-S. No. Itond. D rd'O. S

ay yo uw..nld like i ..py .r I lie Key to the I - c r.pn.i i .f t !) !i!i.-r Foi.-.-s. and mention l he N" s-Tim. s Jo n. r rn-

Quincy ar. Ker. y:.v. J. I'rea' hiiig P. I . -.:;

Trrt juincy st. nnd Blalr.e Vho. J. pnrson. Rlb a-hool W. Kandnll. . superintendent. verri. es 10 :'.') and 7 :C0. 1. Y.

t ol

land two re;

i our ts.

U l!e!

is-1 a

e to Hug.

Mount ion IlptUt 113 evening aervlces 7 . ni. iii Thurs.lay s ;.. ru.

N. r.lrdaeil t. Prajer reet-

CHURCH OF COD.

Chutch of God services are held In Mel-I ville, 22 South Lafayette t. Sunday school at H a. ni. Mrs. Mary Cordray, su- I jrintendent. IUble studv at 11 n. m. ! Mrs. i:. KaiNholk. bvider. Sublet t. !

Shadows." S.KVF.NTII IIAV AllVKMIsT. rutli Day Adventlst. srrvlces on S.iturdaj in Melville hall. Pastor Alien Moon

considerable attention and it was being offered for July c. i. f. New York and Philadelphia at 6." 1-2.

Cash trade here was again small at j 160, Ouo bushels. j Oats were up l-S$il-4c and firm.) There were many reports received of! poor crop prospects in portions of II-1 linois and Indiana. Cash trade was j larger ut 313.000 bushels. Provisions were rather quiet and : slichtlv lower for the day. Bibs clos

ed steady on buying against cash sales ', regular

of meats. A fairly good trade in cash

i was reported ana prices ior moM ueiscriPtions are advancing. Close:

WHl'AT Jul v. 3-: Fept.. 1

Dec. S4 n-S-Ji 1-'.

Kopp. An

Weber. The program was closed wit i solemn benediction and the singing of "O Salutaiis". "Tan turn Ergo". "Baudate Pominum" and "Te Deum" by the congregation.

CORN July, new. 1-

July. old, 6'J 1-4: sept, new, o

WILL ARRANGE PROGRAM Members of South Bend tent Xo. 1, K. O. T. M.. are promised a good time at their nxt meeting July .1. At the

meeting Friday night a com

mittee composed of C. B. Matthews.

: C.corge Uali, Kdwavd Weaver. Sim It.

! Thomas ann George Davis wai ap-T-K; ..pointed to arrange a program f 'r the r meeting. The nature of the enter-

kept a secret by

-1' :"s; I 6 7 j - 6 i 1

lainment has been the committee.

the Spirit of the lat sang beautful solos. As a part of the recreation episode the Y. W. C. A. gym class and the high school gym cla.s contributed folk dances which were most entertaining. In National Amphitheater. The setting for the affair was the natural amphitheater back of the casino where a platform strung with Incandescent lights was arranged for a chorus and the accompanist. Miss Gladys Watters. To right and left were tall gates, one representing the entrance to America by way of Ellis island and the other the gate of Opportunity through which the American girl comes to more abundant life. Following the opening march in which almost 200 girls in the costumes of various nations participated congregated without the gate representing the entrance to America. As the gates opened revealing them, there stepped up to greet them the Spirit of Christian America in the pr. son of Mrs. Frash, who draped in old glory, made a most effective figure. In her delightful voice, well adapted to out of door work, she greeted the girls but proclaimed herself, in answer to their song of appeal, at a loss to know how to deel with them alone. As she spoke, from the other gate appeared the Association spirit in the person of Miss Madtre Woodward, accompanied by her three helpers. Recreation. Miss Olga Rosencrans; Education, Miss Titzel; Inspiration. Miss Frances Toy, who offered their assistance to Christian America, 'As they come through the cites there appears also gray clad Indjstry. Miss Alice Kcklr, with her arms full of raw materials ready fur "young strength and hands uncrippled by machine or loom". In turn they are introduced, to the Spirit of Christian America and In turn go among the foreign girls each drawing a certain portion after her.

NEW YORK. June Kl unin.il ion of the two holding com- "es with aggregate capital of $.1.7,' ooO with a rehabilitation of the '.nek Island system based on the sale of securities of the Chicago, Rock Island-and Pacific Railway company, the original property, are the features of a tentative reorganization plan agreed upon at a joint meeting Friday of the stockholders and bondholders committee. The Rock Island system is now composed of three companies, the Rock Island company, which controls the Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific Railroad company, which in turn controls the Chicago, Rock Island nnd Pacific Railway company, the operating property. In the reorganization the two first named will be eliminated entirely. The plan will be submitted to th public service commission of Illinois

next week and underwritten by a syndicate of bankers. Under the plan the trust indenture securing the Chicago. Bock Island and Pacific Railway company collateral trust 4 per cent bonds now in default will be foreclosed and the pledged common stock of the railway company purchased. Out of this co:iimn stock collateral trust bond holders are to retain at par 0 2 1-J per cent of the fac value of their bonds. The remainder of such stock amounting b 5 2 1 . 7 T 7 . - 31 par is to be offered for subscription with new preferred stock. Tbo collateral bondholders also have tno privilege to subscribe an amount iu.-il

to l'o per cent of

the fact:

amount of

their bonds, rev iving in return l per cent of tho face amount of their bonds in preferred f-tock ami 14 pi r cent in existing common stock of tbu railway company. 'J he bondh'ildi-rs also have the r;-:ht to subscribe to preferred and common not taken by the various security holders. Hut the r.mn'int of common rreived from all sources by the 1, findholders cannot exceed the far e amount

of the deposited hoinh

Recreation taKes n.s one :gs. folk dancing which

of h give;

for the introduction

r r.ffer- ' nppr.rthe pic-

foik dances alreudv men-

about

F ii

t unity

turesoue

tioried. Api'aB to Home Girl. But a few girN still remain the gates and the Association

assisted oy tne .spirit oi tn past a;j.eals to the llorr.e girl, convincing hr that she owe her leisure and her comforts to the labor of the fa tory girl. Finally the Home girl is inspired to contribute her leisure and her opportunities to th lightening of the burdens of her working sisters and she. h-ads from the gates the lingerir.g few. The performance- will be repeated this afternoon and evening and between performances a picnic lunch will b served to the performers. The purpo-e of the affair is to rata fund tr send del, -gates to the atuurU Geneva conference