South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 199, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 11 July 1914 — Page 2

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liveryone is in vite J to attend the services in South Bend churches. Mi eats are tree. Regular as well as special services are announced hclow. Pastor are invited by the NewsTimes management to send the paper outlines of their Sunday sermons that they may he read by the 60,000 News-Times readers in the Monday editions. Through this medium the sermons can be addressed to a congregation which is even more than city-wide.

mj;tiioii-t. I'lrftt -North M; In t. Kev. Henry L. luvl. '!,. uicftu.; 5:lt); SuuJuv . h-.ol U :.".). .1. t, It. v. nupri:ii'iid i,1: s rrt!uu . m.: L'p.vortli l -ti' Kenitetli Hr. hi'ler: pr ;u iiii' ":-. '..iiiiiiiitil.-n MrJ.i; rn.-ii 7:.".". 'I.ilV SJ-u'.'l.-.- Mu-ir. Tin:'. IM-ry-i: an. ru iilf :ti!-l 1 i r matt-r. Mi-iiiln. p:rlu!' "ii i turiif" in f iii i t; i . I'nn-siter; .!.., !'. furr tli t'r. '..rn Ili'.l: niith-ai. ln. Son -f "1 J'i'.ltw't. 1 1 v -1 l 1 1 c. prvlii'le. "Tim IJ".irv" l.v NVvin : niir:i-m, . O.x, f..r Mu.-h," lil, l.arU .ii ; fft-r t ! y ant hem. - "lhe l'uth of the JuM," Harder. St. VnuVm Mrmoridl -Colfax ami I.ap'-rte v.. Ilrv. .!ain-H I.. O.ir.linvr. 1. I. Suniav . hi"l at 'J :"') a. in.. 1--1 Kv. M. At 10:1." a in. K-v. M. II. Apph-hy. listth-t upTli.le!ith-iit. wilt p;'n h. At ::; rh Kpwnrth h-rja' wiil cui'lu' te l l. Mn. K ll. S. hiill. At 7::;') p. in. Or. Jtrtlitir will pr' n !i n the M'lt-sth'ii : ! All Ttiliiir-i Work Ti't'llKT f-r Ooo.l to the rhrStian?" This U tlie fi.urtli In h nrU-n f vfriin sTm'n m 1 1 i unral th-m " ital Jin-?stini- fr Mn and Wf,m'n Who Think." Th- .Ti-s i-v i.-xt Suniav evening with ; li-i-iti t the ou-tloii, "Aft.r Oe.ith. What'.'" The heir will j-iitlf r vj.ct ial niusie at l.th h-rl' . n Tiu-.-'lay evening a stn-Ial will he h-hl at St. i'anl" huti. V'.l W. VI fax av. n VMlii-Mlay ev-nin the i i I I - w k srvue will he cuinlii' teil hy t!i' pastor. ;racf MILlgnn anl Tutt ts.. Hev. F. K. I'oaghert y. Suinlay jt'hol "J:.",!) a. m. ; preachlu lu:t." a. m.; rlas.s nuetlntr loVlofk; Kpworth Imgiu- p. ni.: evening erinon T :iiU ; prajer inevtiaj; WtdueiJay I.owrll Ilelglit Miner and Francis sts., ltev Arthur l! Si !ii fir Snnii.iv :r-hnjl l:4." a. ni.. It. H. ilortt. supt rintejnlent ; puniic worsnip ii a. iii. : r.invorin ieii;ue '.:(!: evenlnir M riir 7:- p Ji. ; jirayer Jii'-vtiiiff Weilnelay nU'I.t 7:h". Trinity - Illaln' anl Vasar av.. Kev. (Juv t 'a r penter. Smula v -lil ic'S) a. in.. . FJulian. siiperintetiil'Mit ; 4iilhi'ir hurt h lo::u. niornliit: or-. Ii I f P:l.". i la.-- ni-ft-i i C" liuiiH-illaf eiy following: lipwojth h-ariie .:.",( p. in.: evening M-rvl-- 7:'H); lnil-ri'k ervire W'etl nrila y. 7 p. ni Mrnlnz suhj'-ct. t'onifjirt ninl. Servl; c." Fven hit: subject, "(Jotl's IJeas ma ble l-Ixpei tatlons." S.'uII Memorial Michigan nni Vletnrla nl.. Hev. .1. F. MTa.v. Suinlay scluio! 10 a. rn.. A. Katterheiurlli. superintendeat; uir-n Itlhh las taught hy the pastor; niiMlr worship 11 a. ni. : oveniiiir srTlre 1:0; Fpwotth league 0:."U p. ui., Mls Fiosier Jes-ter, piesitleut. Mpwnrth Mrniorinl- Corner Mi -hipan nv. nn. I nilve M. U v. V. I . u 1 1 -1 1 . pastor. Sunday school 0:"n a. in., Claude Voting. supM lutei. dent ; ehlmrrn's service at 10:P a. in. Sunday diol nt 10:10 a. tn., erm'n hy the pastor. them: "iSooilmss and iratness." Moruinp worship at tl ' lo k. ireai-hing hy the pastor, theme: The So. lal Sei vh e ' Platform." Fpwt.rth lengue at ' :.".o p. in. led hy Claude Young. MilJe-t : "loyalty Fundamental t Nohlc 'ha r.u ter." Vesper scrvi.-es at 7 :.; p. m. prearhing hy district miprin teudent. the Fev. M. II. Apple!. Sosial .ervhe jraer werrloo Wednesday evening led hy the pastor. Studies , it . the hook of St. I. like. Ilegul.ir uiontlily loudness meeting of the Kpworth league Immediately after prajer seivhe. Fe eream soetal upon th i hun h lawn given by jne Fpvxorlh league Tuesday evening. July IF flermn Fafayrtte j.nd Wayne sts.. Iter, .la- oh Srhott. Sunday school y a. m., Jnhn Koeli, Hiitei1ntendent ; prearhing 10 and 7 :"0 ; Fpn orth league 7 p. ra. ; prayer meeting Wednesday, 7:F" p. in. Weieyn Sample t. and Marietta nr., Kev. F. O. Splller. pnstor. Morning rr-r-'-fs 10:.'V: cvenlnjr servle 7 :.") ; S"nday ' honi 9 :.:o. Prayer meeting Wednesuay evenln? 7 :.".0. RUer rark S. Seventh sf.. Kev. Charles C. t ord. Sunday s. hool D :"u. I i;. Wolfe, superintendent. Morning preaching li:hh '1 he regular prayer me' ting Wednesday evening: 7 :"A Mojiiin? preaehing lo:t(. theme. "Honesty and Pretense;" Fpworth league 0:"0. MUs lather Ward. president. Freiilng preaidilng 7 :.". theme. "Sohon n's 51orv." Kings in :1 -.-.. Prayer meeting Wednest.r evening 7 :'Ui. The Ilrv. M. H. Appleby will address the F.rotherhood Monday evening nt o'.doik. MoiiMn Chapel Sunday w.hool tn a. m.. John ILdsfon. superintendent. Pi?nchlng lu the evening. Mt. 11 e sunt Sunday school 10 a. m., Jay Swank, superintendent. Portage Chapel Sunday school 10 a. m., Mr. Wm. lllis. superintendent. Olivet A. M. K. Kev. C. Fmery Allen. i. !.. pastor. 310 W. Monroe st. Preaching 10:r.i) a. m ; Sunday school S p. in.; rreaehlrg 7 :4o p. m : ela?s meeting 12 m. Zlon A. M. K. Hev. H. W. rtnwra. pastor. Prearhing 1 1 :t) a. nj. and 8 p. m. ; Sunday school FJ:.V And prajer meeting Wednesday evf'y. Riter Irk MUslon lit Seventeenth! t. Sunday nelnxd at :.'U p. iu.. Km mi l'urkey, superintendent. 1 RKE .MKTHODIsT. Free Methodist i hurch Pennsylvania t. and Kush St.. Kev. I. I.. Lower. Sunclay school if.ZO a. in , Oscar llats.m. superlutenilent; prea.hlug services 10:.".0 a. ui. and 7:30 p. m. Kier 1'iirk Free MrthodUl N. Ninth St.. Mis Anna L. Fright. pat-r. Sunday e-hol y :.".0 a. m. Preaehing 10:"0 a. m. oung people's meeting 0:.0. Preaehing 7 :v0. rninvTi i.n. irt Corner W a shlngten av. and Lafajflte st . Kev I'harien A. LlpplioMtt. I. I, minister. I'u. ile worship at 10:4." a. in. and 7 ::. p. iu. ; 1 1 i t 1 ho.l at :.'0 a. in.; men' FiMe study league. t:;;o a. iu. ; Trinit Corner Colfax av. and St. Peter St.. Kev. John S. Funis. uaMor. Kible school at U:F. J. P. Whiteman. superintendent; morning worship at 11: Christian L'ndeavor at C:l": evening worship 7 :f0. nrci.rstr.i music at FlMc ho.d and Sunday ino-ning chur.h eri e. Sunday ri nl:.c ster.-pti'-on lec ture. Vetminkter Kev. IF It. H.stetter Sunrt.iy chvoj y:; pu'.dii" worship It):!.", and ".".'i; Christian Fndeavor 11. J; prjjer Ii.eeflng Thiirstl.iy evening. Morning theme. "Where There is No h.ii ihe Pei. pie IYrih " F.tetil.ig. The S-il of the Unman H.-.irt." lta. r;.ay he presented fr lipliia at th" no-rr.ing s,-riie. C. F . :.'. suhje. t. "Ihe Ministry of Sored M:uic." ps.,li.i F"V Pr-ijer meeting W-dned.i ese.iing led bV L. Whitc.Hib; S-lbtect. "Peer's Mother -Isi-Iw ." Matthew viil ll. rum.town ( liurrli Worship .snd sorrutii at - p. m. Kible sehMd st .'I p. ni. Hope Ier and Haytn sts. ;erg Wilmi AKi 1! I . minbster. KlNle . hoc! '.':.',', W. I.tb". s;j j.f rl:ite::t!ent. Ff -.i' hit.g lo '. arol 7 :.'. The P.iSj.' Js (.f t:. Ui riiloff n.d eeitl:.g mtiii r.s 1 1 i 1 : " lie 'h't,v!i . yd II Pr.'iiiis.." ri::d Interest in ifiners. Th t.!k in "hibl rea' "c;-.- -s will be !'oi:r " iu 1 Fnea." The sub1 for Chrlstriau Fi.deu. r will be ".e

'i r! -t l.i n Ministry of lU!i I'vilm l.".O:l-0. The uual nild-wwk .orne l li' 11 Weiltiejjtlay wiling n :', nf uhi-h Mrs. If. A. 1. 1 j, 't tut Smith I'.' nil Human ko-ii will give an illut ratt-'l lerluie. Koikhill Union -Sumption Prilrle road. llll.le one-quarter mile wet of t)Ile t. I school at "Ji llrv: Whlf Miiin tiinprtu. te::leni. International leaon. HHlfflout worship at .5:45, lu cbarje ut Klder Harris. . ' . ' ....... . . Grr.ncrr Ker. J. 11. Honaldstn. nsstor. Sunday sehool at 10 a. in. l'reachlng at 7:h"i i. m. r. F. t 7:0). Christian Fndeavor wis held ut di-ors last Sunday and many enjoyed tLe rlun?v. The eontest lu the Suiul iy t-h d is eiy fbse. the Killed being x p dnts aloj.d. The tempeiaue niiesFui wjll If Hi silbJ.'t of thi f;.uuli next .-sun iv evlllllg. A d'-pl ty of iDbters will a hi i FlC luti lest of the question. II uDg-arUn Corner rheny st. Kv. K. Sund.iy sehoit't 0 u. choir of v Hi !K li'.t'll Washington ar, and Kertok. pastor, in iu F.ngliih A and woiiie 1 u ni'a' thlnir regularly twice week and will surprise the ongregatioo some Sun lay. The Siji:da school Is making ph'ti lor .1 phnle a soon the earollment reaches 10". Com- 1 iid help 'm.j. cm 1F liient. RAPT 1ST. 1'Irnt Main and Way ue sts . Her. Charles A. Decker. Sunday school l:30. Preaching at 10. H. ti. Chord, superintendent. Preaehlnir t 10 :!" ; i:. V. P. L. at 0:15; evening service, r.t 7:;;0. Quincj Turret Jjulney st. and Klalne t. Kev. Thos. J. Parsons. Kible school U :.'). J. W. Knndill. superintendent. Preaching services and 7:20. XI. V. p. f. r,:tr,. Mr. Fogg, who will preach ing service. wa formerlv it the mornpastor of pastor vlll illnc.V Street chuieh. The preach in the evening, th" Loyal Women wlil Tuesday afternoon meet with Mrs. L. Slatterly. lojl Shermau av. Tuesday eve nlng Kible elasis at the home of the pastor . Fju; Michigan av.. open to all. Wednesday evening mid-week service at the church. Thursday, the annual picnic will be held nt Hudso-a lake. Full particulars announced at Sunday school tomorrow. Friday evening, choir singing a church. Mount Zlon Biptlst 11.1 N. Blrt!e!l st evening services 7 :"ie 1 lng Thurday 8 p. in. in. Prayer meet First SwKiikh Corner Laurel and Napier st. Servhcs at K.To a. in. and 7::J0 p. in. every other Sundav. beginning July Ker. F. W. Jewell will preach. CHRISTIAN. nrt Main st.. south of public library. Morning Kible school, U:F J. Kollaud Wltwer. .superintendent. Morning serflce 10:10 a. ni. Christian Eudeavor ti:3J p. in. Fveuing bertlce 7:0. Indiana Avenue- Indiana and Wltwer avs. Iter. Cecil Franklin, pastor. Kible seuo-nl si;;.o a. in., Fred Wilson, superintendent. Service 11 and 7:0. Junior Fndeavor !':.. Mrs. A. L. Rrenner. miner. inienuent. enior i;nleavor 0 :0. meeting Wednesday 7:30 p. in. I'rayer Linden Av. Cburrh of Christ Linden av. and Carlisle st. F. Allan Massey. pastor. Preaching at 10:r.O a. in. and 7:o0 p. ni. .Sunday sc hool at 2:0 p. in. C. E. at 0:20 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening 7:U0. kvanc;i:lical. association. I'irt Lafayette and Monroe srs. J. H. Fvans. jistor. Sunday school at 9:13 a. m., William FlagK superintendent. Preaching services at :0:.i0 a. m. and 7 :TiO p. in. Young People's Alliance. 0:45; Miss Klrxla Kausch. president. Prayer meeting Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at 7:0. Choir rehearsal Tuesday evening after prayer meeting. (Jrace Michigan and Brick sts., Kev. I bank 1 I). Spob-her. Sunday school 0:20 a. in., C. A. Tridle, superintendent; sermon nt 10:20 a. m. Young People's meeting at 7 p. ui. : service 7 :"0 p. in.; midweek service Wednesday, 7:20 p m. Morning sermon by the presiding elder. J. V. . MeUner. Y. P. A. 0 :F"i p. in., leader, Mrs. Thelner. At 7:2.0 Kev. ii. W. Fogg, a former ixistur' of thU cltv. will prv;ich. Topic for the Y. P. A.. "The Christian Ministry of Music" Monthly business meeting of the Y. P. A. it the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde (Jleener. Mid-week service and teachers' meeting Wednesday 7 :.".() p. m. .Miiili Corner MUn and Monroe stas.. Kev. John U. Mosler. Sunday school 'J:?.0 a. in., F. F. Kurgener, superintendent. Sermon at I0:4o u. m. and 0:20 p. m. cuietneucl classes will meet at 2.20 p rn. .Morning sermon by pastor. 10 subject. "Deruioiiologv ;" 7 :2 '(iod's Way of Doing Thing-." o:.' p. m.. leader. J. . Mosler I'vauelhal Association in prayer meeting on Tuesday and :4." a. m.. p. m.. Y. P. A. : subject. Fu rope; Wednestiny eveiiinjrs at 1 :.0. Serni.01 en Krblav night at 7:4."i by Kev. J. W. WcUner, pre--iulng elder of Flkhart. The second quarterly snferenv will te held after the sermon. Commission service Sunday July r., at 10:kT. a. m. nitETIIREN. Frl Brethren ( hurch 1211 P. Michigan st. Kev. A. F. Thomas, pastor. Sunday school superintendent. Hartley Fire stone. Morning service 10:30. Christian Fndeavor C:2o p. m. Fvenlng servlc :2o. lirnt Church of the ItrethrenM!aml St. aud Indian4 nr. Kev. M. Clvde Horst. Sunday .sl-hool y;2o a. m. Men's Kible ViiW ln bare'e of the pastor. Women's Kible class taught by Mls. Cora V. Wise. 1 reaching 10:20 a. m. and 7:20 p. m. Morning sermn by pastor, subject. "The Kellglon for the Present World Crisis." Kegular iiarterlv council Monday evening at 7 ::u o'clo.-k ; mating of oftlelal Foard at Tt p. m. ilonday. Serund Cliiirch f the Itrethren Cushl:ig and Van Uureu sts. Hev. J. H. (Jrater, lastor. Su:wl:iv ch,,,.i ur m "o u ... L. Kercrr. sunerl servuv at 10:.); evening at 7 :2v). Christian w orkers' meeting at 0 :."4J p. m. : John Austin, president. Prayer meeting Tuesday, s p. m. ItUer Turk MlIon 1 Seventh st M. Clyde Hnst. pastor. Sundav school at 2:20 p. m.. Lmrua l'urkey, superintendent. tMTKU II RET II KEN. Conference Memorisl 1'reaehlng 10 l and 7:20. Son da r school U :;x. Christian Fnden vor a :2u. Midweek aervlce Wednesda T-Fj p. ni. Lt THE II AN. Holy iilnitv Engiiiiti Sherman and Finl.y. Kev. Albert H. Ksk. Sunday school H:l.r a iu.. F. Motts. superintendent, ileu s Bible c!s taught by the pastor. Women's Ua?s taught by Miss HoiiMith. Young Ladles' rlsss taught bv miss .inmm.iii. 1 uier ervbe with .ermon by the pastor at 10:2d a. m. LutLer league at '.') p. m. St. 1'muI' C.erman .Te(Teron roulevsrd and Willlata st. Kev. Henoch Holle. Morning serm n by pastor. Kev. H. Holle. Subject, "Peter's Attitude Towards Christ; evening. "Pleasing Hod in Your F.ittkly Calling." i Sunday school holy eommunloii durlnt: morning service. Preparatory service at lo o'clock. A meeting of the Waltber lejcue. Men' society nod cjnc ctnle In the afternoon t 3 ' I 'C. ' . . - ! - ., nnd t. Fetor sts lattr. Kev. M:tia Go3uej,

filorla Itti SwedUh Capln and Kerr eta Ke. ;. t. Krickson. urtlav sebcol

l ;i. in. Oiinimiulon rvlT lt a. m. ! nii'l T;.") . 1:1. Sunday rhd at :0,i ; h . in . Aiu'UM Ain!rin. tujTintf riI'iit. . M'lnii!!? orliip nt K);4."i. V. I n;t 1 ir. :l i. in. Ku'iiki stTviic nt 7:. lTiivT ni'-tin;r Tlnir-tl.iy pv'nin at 7 :4". i Mibju-t f ih fvenlriff s-rinn : "I-Uh-rr of Mm." Ou Tued.y Ht S p. in. tl:T will t a inretlnir if the r.)ritfr,ffnt lrt for tli' iurM . f railing n pitT. All Tofln mfnil.Ts are urjrrd to tie prefrnt. n FrH.iy at s u. m. t!i lrous I !.in !"t r ;vlll inet I .Mi-Ua rider, .V.". N. at 1 1 Lome Allen nr. of Lthel KPInCOI'AL. Tflnltj Hiiofurlan .South Iafayette St., near old court house. lie?. lctor Voo Kuhlnyl. reetor. huixlay serTiees at H a. ni. and 10 a. in. Kible clans Thursday at 7:40 p. Ui. M. James Lafayette street, north of Washington av. Parish house, 319 W. Colfax av. Kight Kev. John Ila.en White. U. 1., bishop of the diocese of northern Indlaua, rtctor. Kev. H. 11. White, tlcar. The srr?lces at Ht. James ehurcb on Sunday are: Present studies are on the Koapels and church history. Morning prayer with sermon, 10;F". Evening prayer and sermon, 7:w. Vested choir at morning' and efeulng sea-vices. Kishop White's Klhle class for adults cotiveues at V:to duriug Sunday school Lours. REFORMED. service lu charge Morning Miller. of Homer J. CHURCH OF GOD. Church of tiod services are held In MeF ville. South Lafayette st. .Sunday school at 1 u. in. Mr. Mary Cord ray, superintendent. Klhle studi' M 11 a. m. Mr. Kmnia KalUbark, leader. Subject: "Hod's Keckonlng." llereau meet lug Thursday evening at 411 F. south st. bKVKNTII HAY AI VKNTIHT. Seventh Hay Adventlst. services on Saturday lu Melville hall, Pastor Allen Moon In charge. Sabbath school at U :iiJ a. m.. preachiug service at 10:20. SCIENTIST. f irst Chnrch f ( hrht Miln and Madlsou sts. Servile Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:2o p. in. Sunday school U:45. Wednesday evening testimonial wetting at h. (Christian ecience leading ronjs VJtl J. M. S. building, open daily excepting Sunday, from 12 in. to 0 p. ni., ahso Saturday evenings from 7 to 9, where the Klhle and all authorized Christian Science literature may he read. A cordial welcome Is extended to all to attend our services and visit the reading rooms. The Sunday evening service will be discontinued during July and August. SI'IKITFALIST. The Spirltuallsis will Hold service at the home of Mr. and Mr. S. K. Weaver, HUT South Franklin st.. Sunday evening, at 7 :0 p. in. Clarence Lock ridge, lecturer. SALVATION A KMT. Mission hall. 115 E. Jefferson . blvd. Servbs every night except Monday. Mission Sunday school at 'l o'clock every Sunuay anernoon wnaucteu unuer iu u. 11 pices of the churches led hy Lnslgn Mc Sunday school 3 p. m. Salvation meeting b p. iu. Capt. uud Mrs. Ww. Couway olflcers iu charge. T. JI. C. A. T. M. C. A. meetings will be beld every rfunday 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. INTEUN'ATIONAF. IlIDI.E ASSOCIATION. STUDENTS Melville hall, 212 S. Lafayette at. Kerean study: MThe Seventy Weeks of Daniel's Prophesy Fvents Foietold to Transpire Within That Time." TEMPLE BETII-EI Temple Keth-Fl. I.asalle and Taylor sts. Abraham Cronbtch, rabbi. Service Sunday 10:;K) a. r. No regular services during the present month. Kabbl Cronbaeh can be seen at the temple as follows: Sunday, 5 n. m., for children; Monday, 7:20 p. in., for grown people. Any other time by appointment. It Is advisable to arrive at the temple no later than the hours mentioned. CATHOLIC. St. TatrlfU's ;i07 S. Taylor at., John F. DeOroote, C. S. C, pasior. masses at . 7:20, 0 a. m. Solemn mass aim sermon at 10:20. Baptism Tier. Low high at 2 p. m. Sunday schonl at 3 p. m. Vespers at 2:20 p. ra. Mee'irg of church societies at 4 p. ra. St. Hedwlgc l" h Cor. Scott and Napier sts. Ke. A I ony Zuhowlcz. C. S. C, pastor. Low n.asfl at 7:20; children's mass at 9 a. m.. high mas at 10 a. m., Sunday school and beuedlction at 2 p. m., vespers at 4 p. in. Ht. htanlilaui Polish U. N. Fineoln st. Kev. Roman Marcinlak, pastor. Mass at 6. 7:30 and 9 a. rn. St. Low Caslmlr's mass at i . h -S21 S. Webster st. blh mass at 10; ves pers nt 2 p. 1 St. Adelbert'n Tollsh Olive and Ciriee sts. Kev. John Kubackl. pastor. Dally mass at S a. m. Holy hour Wednesday evening at 7:30. Sunday mass 7:20 and 10 a. ra. St. Joseph Hill st. and Fasalle ar., Patrick J. Carroll. C. S. C pastor. Low masses nt 6. 7:20 and 9. Hlh mass at 10 a. in. Benediction 3 p. rn. Sunday school at 2:20 p. m. St. Stephen's McPberson sts. pastor. Mas at day school at 2 Hungarian Thomas and Kev. Alexander Varlaky, S and 10:1." a. ra. Sunp. m. Benediction at 3 p. in. Sacred Heart Belgian 1125 W. Thomas St. Kev. Charles V. Fischer. pa.tor. Mass at 7 and 0:20 a. m. Sunday school at 2:20 p. ni. Benedietlon at 3 p. in. Sacred Heart Notre Dame, low mas at 0:00 a. m.. high mass at S :20 n. m., vespers at 2 p in. St. Mary's German 121 S. Taylor St., Kev. J. M. Sherer. C. S. C, pastor. Mass at 7:20 and 10 a. m. Sunday school at 2:30. LEAP FROM BRIDGE AT BROOKLYN NOT FATAL Man Light In Water Foot First Doctors Say He Will Kwovcr. and NEW YORK. July 1 '.After jumping off Drooklyr. bridge Friday in a fit of despondency, John Minton. 21 years old. of Brooklyn, was pronounced by surgeons at Volunteer hospital so little injured by his experience that he seems sure to recover. lie was badly bruised hy the impact with the water. The fact that "he struck feet first saved him from sure death. NURSES TO GIVE BONDS Must Have 5100,000 to Guarantee Against Itndium Theft. MILWAFKKK. Wis.. July lA. Re- ! cause of the valuable nature of the ! . . !.. . . - V. I . V- W. . . . . w . . Kan V 1a 1 I I11U1UII1 vliCIl uirv ait" liauuic in giving treatment to patients, the new Milwaukee radium hospital will reinilro verv nurse enmlovo.t in the 1 - - - ...... .... - 1 establishment to provide a bond of , 5100.000. I)T-IS LIMMKNT. .Stops Rheumatism. Neuralgia, aches and pains. Host and cleanest Liniment made. 2Zc and rt'c at Coonley's. Adv. casi: is AirnLi:i. Charles 11. Stephenson, found guilty of violating the motor vehicle laws in IF IF IUall'8 justice of peace court in Fenn township, ha appealed his case to the circuit court. He was fined fl and costs in the lower court. clocks and watch i 's. r.est made for use. 60c and S5c at Coonlty's. Advt.

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IiOc-on: (Jrratnof 'HimuKli SorvUf. lark 10:32-15. Ciohlon IVxt: 'llo Son of man also came not to ! inlnFtorc! unto, but to minister, anil to gie liN life u ranwni for many. Mark 10:15. OUIt (illl 'AT HANSOM. 1. To Aim to Ik Cirvat for it 1 Tom i nonce is Unworthy. If you will read, the context, which is also the lesson story, you will learn that James and John, both of them good men. desired to become prominent persons in Christ's coming kingdom, for- they requested to sit the one on his right hand, and the other on his left, and at thla request the other disciples became very much annoyed. Jesus corrected the undue ambition of the two brothers and also the jealousy of the. other disciples; he said, "Whosoever will be great among you, shall be your minister; and whosoever or you will be the chkfest. shall be servant of all," and he finished his instructions to the-m in the words of our text. To aim to be great in service In worthy of all true men, but to aim to be prominent, to lord it over the ret of the people, or to seek an exalted position because of his honor, or in order to minister to our pride and ambition, is very unworthy, and contrary to the. spirit of Jesus Christ. A self-seeking; man is despised, even among worldly men. when he Is found out; and when we tee those who seek high positions in the Christian church animated by the self-seeking spirit, we know that they have fallen from grace. When Jesus took water and a towel and washed the feet of the disciples, it was to teach them humility. 2. Josus Hasi Ministered to Mankind. The Son of man came to the world to serve, to work for and to help others. "He who was rich for our sakea became poor, that wt through his poverty might be made rich." He spent his life in unremitting toil for men, and has left us an example that we should follow in his footsteps. He had no selfish thoughts in his work; there is not a word which Jesus said, not a motive which he manifested, that can in any way bo construed injo selfishness?. He always had the interests of the people st heart. Jesus has helped the hunianltarJanism . . of the world more other men combined. His new doctrine, or philosophy of life, was leaven which he placed in the thought of the world, and after nearly two thousand years we see this powerful influence of lovo and service working as never before. His example is being imitated today more than ever. Wherever the gospel story is told, men begin to hate their cruelty one to another and to desire the. Christ life. a. Jomm Gave Ills Life a lUnsom for the World. The word ransom means to secure the release of those who are in bondage or captivity, to save others from punishment by paying or doing something which will he the equivalent of such just punishment, and thus releasing the guilty ones. In its gospel sense it refers to Christ's atonement, or the expiation which he made for the sins of the world. The text states that Christ "gave his life a ransom for many," and we learn that this means he gave his life for the world, "For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten Son. that whosoever believeth in him, should not perish but have everlasting life." Christ by his life and death, his resurrection and ascension to heaven, did something, in some way, which brings about the salvation of men and vomen. We may not know, in fact we do not know, all that Christ's atonement means from God's standpoint, but we do know what has taken place, and what is constantly taking place, as a result of Christ's ransom. We know that it has brought a new moral and spiritual force in the world, that a countless multitude of human beings have, through it, been turned from darkness into light. I. .lesus is still Our Great High Trirst. Men need to remember that our Saviour is not a dead Christ, but the living God. In the person of the Holy Spirit, he is still ministering to the needs of the world. He still serves us and is presiding over the destinies of mankind. If we could see his movements, with the outward eye, the world would be appalled and the church astonished, at the wonderful things which Christ is now doing on the. earth. Men who think, who look below the surface, who see Into events; our seers, or prophets, who see the invisible behold the wonderworking power of Christ among the natioi.s. There never was a time when Christ was ministering to the happiness and the progress of the world as he is today. On all hands we see signs that the leaven of love and service, which Jesus has placed In the heart of humanity, is fermenting and working" its way through cruelty, suffering and sin. and transmuting these base thines into their contraries, bringing about in their stead humanitarian sentiments. progress, general enlightenment, and a love for righteousness. Christ has established his church in the world and her influence i extending to earth's remotest lounds. (Copyright. 1914. by K. S. Davidson. ) SWANK Cleans and Blocks PANAMA HATS $1.00 each. Both Phones L. H. ORVIS FUNERAL DIRECTOR Lady Assistant. 130 West Colfax At. Home 52W7. Hell 2tT. Raincoats and Rubbers AT THE RUBBER STORE 106 ft. Mtchlffan RU rzi style SHSfi nn women

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