South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 255, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 5 September 1914 — Page 2

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES 1 Kvcninjr s-rm-.n 7:"J: ' Christian Steadfatnes." V. P. A. p. m.. Vera O IU'Jl. president; tnnlo -What Is .1 Go-d TO PROTEST IMiKMtiori ?" a hod nnd ivdlege meeting, j Quality . First Quality First Mir pah Corner ilain and Monro Jt . j Kev. John . roier. undav tt hool 9:30! i t ; a. ra.. I'. V. Burgener, superintendent, t I Sermon t 10:4., . m. and T:.10 n. in. Catcbetk&l classes will meet at 2:30 p. m. i. i. .. o.u p. ra. Vnrer meeting Tufitday and Thursday evening. Choir prtittPe Friday nljrhf. Mornlnir siihiWt: f,-4 T r i T i t r Everyone is invited to auend the services in South Bend churches. All .seats are tree. Keguiar as well as special services are announced below. Pastors 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 ir,,:',r-!:v(vlu.k: VrVP.' i,,:,,,a; i United States to Take No NoMis Atfne Zehner; subject. Report of the j t O.ikwood park convention. I'nner moot-,' tice of Japan's Act Japan Claims Germans Are Forcing Chinese to Aid Them. bur- on Tue.'iy and Wednesday ever.hiss i at 7::;o. Choir pranho f,n rrldar nicht i : i Tim mirth and strnday school will-hold tbir animal ontinsr ou Saturday the ll'th ; at North Chain lakes. sermons can re addressed to a congregation which is even more than citv .11 -l 1 4k

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may Tio.r the -nnon. 4'las iu'-tlnr at 1-o'cfo-k. K:tvorth Iratriw d'Votlj!ial mtv-i-c,;.;o. w l.y Mit-. I,.tti- It. iVfTlMr. At 7: o't-lfti k Ir. ardlnr will jMik up.n "Who Wax .IrsiH Christ?" Sp-ial uiuif t hr.Mifrh ut th? .lay l.y th- -holr. Mr. Miranda will prel.N at th' orjran. Tuesday aft'Mr.oon at J:.') tli- Women'H Home Mii"nary iry ill riK-et In th" hur-h parlor. Th pastor will lead the mldiw.'k prayer s-rvhe at 7:4." Wednesday rvcnliij;. (irate S.-rvi. t-s in tiie new tal-ernacle, ornr S. M'.enijn and Ilaney ..t.. Rev. I'. K. Iuherty, pastor. Sunday srhool :::.) a. in. I'reo hlnp l:t." a. in. Morninir them.: -Th- Ton.intone of hararter." Lvenlnc tli-me: "Tlie Rriniple of Judirment." in-etinir 1.'io k. Kjiworth league ( p. m.. sul.Je t. "A Sons of Loft.v I:.m tatioii," iKpworth leupue rally tiayi Mls I.ule Motsfi.r.l. leader. l'rayer ervie Wednesday, 7:0 p. m. Lowell Heights Minet and Francis st , Ker. Arthur l. Sohafer. Sunday arhool W:4. a. iu.. It. H. Motlt, superlntejident ; public worahlp 11 a. m. ; Rpworth league evening lervleo 7 p. m. ; prayer meeting Thursday evening, 7 :.'W Monln? s'lhje. t : ''The Kinp"s Kn-tran.-e." Ilveitinc sul.ect: "Th'Iil.irlnir Man's Rights." Th Sunday even in t; M-rvi.'e will 1 the lil.or Herviee. Th new Rpwonli lea true .ffi-ei-s t.sU le liitalled r t the imj;iu r-eri-. The Foreign Missionary aoi-iety iii-i.s in tiie ehuit.li Thursday aftcrnoMi, l':"D o'rlrwk. Trlnitj Rla ino and asiar avi.. Rev. 'iny Tarpenter. Sundny siu.ol !:3 ni.. (. 1. .'iiMau. superintendent: ijiildren,s ehun h lii:.",!), niorninc worship 10:4.). rlass nieetInp Immediately following: Kpworth lnciii ',::;o p. rn.: even! up stt1i'i 7:30; nild-ueek service Wednesday, 7:4" p. in. Stall Memorial Michigan and Vl'torla uta., Rev. J. r. McKay. Suntla j school 10 a. ra.. A. Katterheinrieh. superintendent; men's RIble Inst taught by the pastor; nubR" worship 11 a. in.: evulng serTlce i:30; Kpworth league tJ:30 p m., Miss lioHier Jester, president. Kpworth Memorial Corner Michigan flV. and olive ft. Rev. Jesse W. Rnneb. pastor. Sunday school 9:?.p, a. m.. Claude Young, superintendent ; children's service at 10:4." n. r.?. Mnrnlnp worship 11. Kpworth lenpue. f, :30. Vesper .servi- .-. 7 :31. C.ermsn -Lafa vt tte and Wayne t.. Rev. Jacob Sehott. Sunday vhoo'l p-;X a. m.. John Koch, superintendent; preaching 10:30 and 7:."W; Kpworth league 7 p. m. ; prayer meeting Wednesday, 7:f5 p. m. Wesleyan Sample st. and Marietta nr.. Rev. F. O. Spltler. pastor. Morning jier-TT-es 10:3-: evening serrlcM-i 7:30; Sunday school 9:?0. l'rayer meeting Wednesday evening 7:30. River rrk S. Seventh st.. Hev. Charles C. ford. Sunday 'hool 9:30. F. K. Wolf, superintendent. Morning preaching 10:40. 1 he regular prayer iutinp Weilnesday evening 7:30. Morning theme: "Spiritual Arvhitecture." Kvening theme: "Front Versus Life." Kpworth !e.-i kuc n :.','. Misn INther 'ard. president. The president will l.e tliM iM-idfr; topi.-, -a Soup of Lofty KxjMvtntlona." There will i.t n me-iing of he ofli.ial hoard Tuesday evening at N WOW COULD IT SIT U r Now Does Her Own Work. Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Helped Her. Ironton, Ohio. " I am enjoying better health now than I have for twelve vear?. When I h- ; pan to take Ljdia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound I could not sit up. I had female troubles and was very nervous. I used tha remedies a year and I can do my work and for the last eight months I ryive worked for oth?r women, too. I cannot praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound enough for I know I never would have been aa well if I had not taken it and I recommend it to suffering women." Daughter Helped Also. 4I gave it to my daughter when she was thirteen years old. She wia in school and was a nervous wreck, and could not sleep rights. Now she looks to healthy that even the doctor speaks of it. You car. publish this letter if you like." Mrs. Ren a Bowman, 161 S. 10th Street, Ironton, Ohio. Why will women continue to suffer day in and day out and drag out a sickly, half-hearted existence, missing threefourths of the joy of living, when they can find health in Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Comj ound ? If you have the slightest doubt that Lydia I-:. IMnkham VegetahlcConipouiHlwill help vou,vrito to Lydia IMMnkhnm MedicineCo. (coiiiiuVntlal) Lynn, Mnvs.,fc.r advice. our letter will he opened, read and answered by a woman und held In strict confidence.

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Monon (hpl Sunday itcnool JO a. m.. John HoUton, superintendent. Ft?achln In the cvenlnt;. Ml. riemaaot Sunday aciiovl 10 a. Jay Swank. luperinteDdent. Prfg f nptl Sunday school 10 a. Mn. Wm. (JIUU. superlutendent. m.. n . Olltet A. .n. C Ker. C. Kraery Allen. J. !.. pastor. 310 W. Monroe t. Ire.;chinjr 10:.'J) a. m. ; Siir.cay school a p. m. ; prea-!uiig 7:1.. ;. ra : rlasa meeting 12 m. .Morning serirn r.y j;ov. a. K. II irt. At

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Zlon A. M. E. Rer. II. W RoweS. DAS- ' tor rea fhlnxr 11:0 a. ru. and & u. m. : VeVMVs.la'h??l.n:;''0, PT&jer rue?tiD Talor A. M. i:. Zion Chapel -Rer. W II. Tii v lor. pastor. I'reafhinc 11 a. m. River rrk MIlon 1 Ko Seventeenth st. Sunday achool at J:30 p. m., Emma Turkey, auperiutendent. FREE MKT II 01) I ST. Free Methdlat Churcti I'enniylvtnla av. and Itub St., Rev. l. L. Lower. Sunday school 9:30 a. m., Oacar BaUon. tupermteudent; preaching service 10:I0 a. m. and 7:20 p. m. Klrer I'ark Ire MethndUt 1 4th and Vine sts. Mlsn Anuu L. ''rlsht. pastor. Stiudny :JM a. in. rreiii-hintj 10:G0 a ni. Young people' nievting 0:30. I'rea hing 7:30. PRE1DYTERIAN. rirt Corner Washington ar. and Lafayette Rt.. Kcv. Charles A. Lippiucott, D. I)., minister. Rer. Howard .1. Clifford. aa soeiite minister. MIkh Charlotte M. rr Mid?, assistant to the minlater. Tubllc worsihip at 10:45 a. m. ; Rlble sr hool at l:.';o a. m. ; men's Illble atudy league, &: h. m. Trinity Corner Colfax av. and St. Peter at.. Rev. John S. Burn, pastor. Rible school at :47,. J. P. Whltewan. auperlntendeut; morning worship t 11: Christian j Mrnlng theme: "FpIIow Workers wllli ;iil." Lvenlng theme: "Smiling." Wednesday evening prajer meeting, speelal plan and pmyer service which all th members of the churefh are urged to attend. Choir pnutlre to follow. Friday evening, teachers' -ounKel at 7:f). Sunday. Sept. 13. Family Sunday. All members of families urged to be In attendance and Mt together. Westminster Rer. II. B. Hottetter. flanday school 9:30; public worship 10:45 and 7:30: Christian Endeavor 3:C0; prayer meeting Wednesday evenir.ar. Morning subject: "ChrlstUnlty and the KurojK-iin Conflict." Evening subject : "The Worthy Plate Ovupled hy the Most Ordinary Person In the Great Plans and Purpose of Uod." Senior C. K. R:30. Pra.vr meeting-Wednesday evening led by Ml-sses Kuth dciiutt and Marjorle Whltcomb. ( rumMown Chnrrh Worship and sermo:i ar i p. m. llible achooi at 3 p. m. Worship conducted by Kev. Chas. R. Lippincott, I). I). Hope Leer and Tayton ats. Oerge William AllUon, U. V., minister. Bible school i' : ' W. O. Davle. superintendent. Preaching 10:30 and 7:30. Chlldren'a vesper. 3 :3o. Y. P. S. C. E. G:30. Midweek meeting Wednesday at 7:W o'elock. Teachers' training class meets at H:30 the sunie evening. Morning subje-t : "Cbrlst and the Workins: Man." Evening subject : "The Lost Way." There will be no children' vespers this week. The toplr for '"hristifln Endeavor will be "l'rayer." The public U r(Ilally iuvltcil to attend uid participate in all of these services. Kotkhill L'nlAii Sumption Prairie road, one-quarter mile west of olive t. Bible, school at 2:30. Owen Whitman, superintendent. (ntornation.il lessons. Religious worship at :15, in charge of Elder Harris. Grr.njcr Rev. J. B. Donaldson, pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching at 7:15 p. m. r. K. t 7:(0. tin ng-ftrlaa-C berry st. -Corner Washington av. and Kev. H. Hertok, pastor. BAPTIST. l lrt Main and Wayne sts.. Rev. Charle A. Dei ker. Sunday school 9:30. Preach lug at 10. S. t. Chord, superintendentPreaching at 10:4."; B. Y. P. I, at 6:13: evening ervlce a? 7:30. Prayer meeting Wednesday. 7:45 p. m. Mornlinr: Communion address. Evening: "Why iKm't the Wage Earners Join tb Chuivh?" The quartet will sing at Uth ervh for the tirsd time since vacation. B. V. P. !'.. leader. Wallace DavK Prayer :ind pral-e meeting Wednesday evening at 7:45 o'clock. Quiney reet Juincy r. and Blalnt av. Iter. Thos. J. Parons. BlbU school 9:30. J. W. Randall, superintendent. Preaching service 10:30 and 7:30. B. Y. P. I". 0:45. Mid-week aervices Wednesday evening. , Morning subject: 'The Race Course." Evening subject: "Honor God's Claln!." P.. V. P. P. 0:45 p. in . leader, Dwiglit II. Pardons; subject. "The Prajer Verse." I tiS is -Mi,eT:it ion meeting. All members are requested to be present. Wednesday evening a rousing prayer meeting will be held at the church. A record attendance i expected. The pastor will preaoh tomorrow both morning and evening. Mount Zlon Baptist 113 J. BIrdsell st evening services 7:3 t. ra. Prayer meeting Thursday b p. ra. .

Ilrt sw-.lih Corner Laurel and Na V- Sunday iichorl at ?, p. ui Vepera pier ts. SerTic.H at a. in. ,ndist 2:M ! m- Meetif of cburch tocietiea ::' p. in. every oth i iiu.Iht. Ieglnnlng ! ' P- mJul 5. Kev. y. V. . Jew?!l will preach. ' t. , , ,tu r, c nnA v., st. Hcdwlite relish tor. Scott ana N;i riMMeTliv I pier ?t. K-t. Anthony Zuhowlcr. C. S. li.kisim.. ( pastor. Low nias at 7:30; cliiMreu's 1 1 rt Msln at., south of puMl- MbrarT. raa- at 9 a. iu.. nigh m-s at 10 a. m.. Morning IlU.Ie a --hool. J . Holland Wit- : Sunday eebool and benediction at 2 p. m., xr. .uperintendent. .Morning nervli t vesper at 4 v. ra. 10:40 a. ni. Christian Endeavor J:30 o. m. i Kveuiuj rTice 7 :G0. Stnlln- rlith 41.r N. Lincoln st. i Ker. Koman Marcinial. paster. Mas at Indian Aveaur Icdlaoa and Witwer j . 7 :S0 and 9 a. m. ava Kr. (il Franklin, pastor. Bible s hool O i. ra., Fred Wi'aon. -uperia-' t. Clmlr'. rolih--SJ1 S. Wel.ter ft teivlnt. Srvlc- 11 and 7:.0. Junior T,xv nia. at 7:00; high muss at lo; vesKndeavor -:.W. JIn. A. L. Brenner, super- ; per at J p. m. lnter.dent. Senior Endearor :30. Prayer i m-tlng- Wednesday 7:S0 p. m. Bt. Adelb-rt's Polish Olive ana (Jrflce I its Kev. John KubAckl. pnator. Dally Lln1rn A. t'burrh of ChrUt Llnflea ' mas at S a. m. Holy hour WV.JnSilay av. and Carlisle st. t Allan Mmey. , evening at 7:30. Suniy mas 7:i0 aud 10 pastor. I'rea.-bliK at 10:?.0 a. m. and 7:30i a. m.

p ni. Minaar scuooi at ...as p ta k,. 1. 1 ai o :y n. in. rrayer niwinf v eaceiaay wtnlng 7:3. EVANGELIC A I. ASSOCIATION. f Ir.t Lafayette and Monroe st. J. 11. tvans, patio. Sunday school a: 9:15 a. txx., PMaai lagl. auperlnteudent. l'm:Lug aervUea a; 10. AO a. m. and 7:30 p ra. Vounff People's Alliance, 6:43; ML" lara Lv'ktadt. jtreident. Prayer xuevtln Tuefday and Wfdne-day evenlnj-s at 7 :3o. Choir rehearsal Tuesday evening after pmyer UK-ctiug. Cirar Michigan aud Drl'k avs , 7-v. Pan ltd I. Spewber. Sunday school ! .SO a. in., l. A. Trid!e. superintendent; sermon ,tt 10:"0 a. th . Young People's meeting at 7 p. m. ; srvire 7 :W p. in.; rnlijwtfk jtervit- WdueIny, 7 :.U) p m. Moruli,g theme; "Tin: Deity of Chrit.'

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:30. Ur.t Church the BrelhrenUia ml at nd Indliina ar. lier. M. Clyde Uorat. Sunday school 9:30 a. in. Men's Bihle : cla la charge of the pastor. Women's ISible rias taught by Mia Com V. Wise. rreaching V):7A) a. m. and 7:30 p. m. end Churrh f the Brethren Cusbin;: and Van Burea at. Rev. J. G. (irater, pasior. Sunday school e.t y :.",0 a. ru. R. IT. lierger. superintendent. Morning service at 10:30; eveninf: at 7:30. Christian s n. m KlTir VrU f ..Iaii lliv. C.in.l. t '1t1m Hnnf ntr sc.,n.2 :30 r. m.. Emma Turkey, superintendent UNITED BRETHREN. Cnfree Memorial reaching- 10 '45 ind 7:30. bandar achool 9:30. Chrlatian Endeavor -."U). Midweek ferric Vetf netday 7:45 ... m. LUTHERAN. Hoi- Trlaity English Sherman and Lindsay. Rev. Albert H. Kerk. Sundar achooi &:15 a. ra.. E. Motta, superintendent. Men'a Illble class taught by the pattor. Women's class taught by Miss ilomuth. Young Ladlea elas taught by MiM .Tohnfon. Chief service with ner-non by the pa? rr at 10:CO a. m. Vespers with sermon at 7:30 p. m. . St. rvl's German Jefferson Doulevard find Wlllim st. Rev. IJenorh Holle. Gernifln serieo at 10:30 Srnday sehool at '.:30. English flervht aetond and fourth Sundays at 7:30 p. in. Morning xormon by Lev. II. Holle. subject. "Indlfferenee." No evening serviei. Sdiool ojens Tuesday morning at Sr'Ui o'clock. Young People's so lety meets Tuesday evening at S o-loek. Monthly meeting Sunday afternoon at -:30 o'ckM-l;. Zlon'a Evngellel Corner E. Wayne and St. Peter sts. Rev. Martin Goffeney, pastor. Regular services will be conducted today at the (terman Zlon church by Rev. Martin (ioffoney. Tor the past two weeks the services hive been emitted Gloria Del flwedish Cbapin and Kerr t. Rev. C. G. Erickson. Sunday acaool J a. m. Services at 10:30 a. ra. and 7:30 p. ra. EPISCOPAL. St. James Lafayette ttreet, .north of Waahlnglou av. Parish house. 319 W. Vlfax av. Right Rev. John Hazen White, L. L., bishop of the diocese of northern Indiana, rector. Rev. II. R. Whit, vicar. The services at St. James church on Sunday are: lfoly conmunion at 7:30. Sunday school at 9:30. At . 11 o'clock service Itev. Walter S. Howard of St. Paul. MInu.. will speak, assisted by Rev. Frank Ivlns of Howe, Ind. No evening service. Trinity Hungarian South Lafayette St.. near old court houae. Itev. Victor Von ra. and 10 a. ra. Rible clasx Thursday at 7:45 p. m. CHUKCII OF OOP. Church of God services are held In Melville. 212 South Lafayette st. Sunday school at 10 a. m. ?Jrs. Mary Cordray, superintendent. Rible tudr at 11 a. m. and 7:30 a. m.. Mr. Adams, lender. Herean meeting on Wednesday evening at 417 E. South st. SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST. Peventh Day Adventlst. services on Saturday tn Melville hall. Pastor Allen Moon in charge. Sabbath school at 9:30 a. m., preaching service at 10:30. SCIENTIST. First Church of Christ Main and Madison sts. Service Suuday at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school 9:43. Wednesday evening testimonial meeting at S Christian fu-ienee reading rooms '.L' J. M. S. building, open dally excepting Sunday, from 12 ra. to & p. m.. also Saturdav evenings 7:30 p. m. Sunday school 9:45. Wednesday eveiinjr testimonial meeting at 9. Christian from t to 9, where the Bible and all authorized Christian Science literature may be read. A cordial welcome Is extended to all to attend our services and visit the reading rooms. SALVATION ARM T. Mission hall. 115 E. Jefferson blvd. Service every night except Monday. Mis sion Sunday school at 3 o'clock every Sunday afternoon, conducted under the auspices of the churches led by Capt. aud Mrs. Conway. T. M. C. A. T. M. C. A. meetings will be held erery Sunday afternoon, especially fcr men. In the auditorium of the boys' building. A tpeclal speaker will be secured for each Sunday and special music will be furnishS. INTERNATIONAL HIBLK ST COUNTS ASSOCIATION. Servi-es all day at the Misbawaka Ma-abee hall, c-orner of Lincoln way and Mala st. Wednesdav at 7:15 j. in., Melville hall. S. Lafayette St.. subjwt. H(sea, 0:0. Priday, 7:45 p. m. at Melville hall, subject. "The Tabernacle, Shadows of the Better Sacrifices." TEMPLE DETII-EL. Temple Beth-El. Lasalle and Taylor sta. Abraham I ronbnch, rabbi. No regular services during the present month. Kabbi Cronbacii can be een by appointment. CATHOLIC. 8t. Patrick COT 5. Taylor flt., John r. DeGroote. C. S. C, pasior. Rer. Ii3W ! uiase- at 6. i :V0, 9 a. m. oifmn fcigu st. Jasepb HIil at. and Lasnlli av.. r.it r ok J. Carroll. C. S. C. Dator. Low . pa 1 masses at 6. 7:."0 and 9 High ruas at 10 a. ni. neuHtlu J p. in Sunday scueol at -: p. Ul.

ht. Htephm'n Ilunsarian Thomas and ,,,k xVtn; or wHl.en d. ordinary inrMcl'hersoii at. Utr. Alexander Varlaky. : ,.,U.1 wax for :t w,..-k ..r t'. Apply Ptor. Mass at 8 and 10:1. a. in. Sua- ' niglitlv like cdl cream. eiM-lng it murnday school at 2 p. m. llenedhtlca at 3 j iSs, Itu warm wat.-r. This gradually P- m- i .il.sorhv the thin film of surface skin Saered Heart Belgian V. TbofT.as j revenlii.g the fit-slu r and uunr skin St. Itv. Charles V. Fischer, pantor. Mas ' undrne?ith. An oun- e of the wax. obat 7 and y:.10 a. m. Sunday chool at 2:30 ralnablo at any drug strre. U enough to p. ra. benediction at 3 p. m. ! rejnrcn.ito any" rv.mp'.f xl.-rs.

V . tk . .... . A 6:oo a. in., high mass at :?d a. in.. ve pcr t - p m. Mary's drrman:i Taylor St.. llev. J. M. Sherer. C. S. C.. pastor. Mass tt 7:.TO mH ii 4. in Sunday school at 2:3J.

WASHINGTON, Sept. Z. The neutral position taken ly th United

states concerning the war in I'urope le'ed violation of China's neutrality by lanriinK troups at Lung Kow. j China has already filed a formal j protest with Japan and it is underi stood that simultaneous protests were J filed with all the powers. j According to the Japanese embassy j view Japan may have regarded the ! violation of Chinese territory as a i question of vital interest, taking the j same qrouna as uermany ior tne invasion of Helsium. Japan also setr. up the counter claim that the Germans are forcing- Chinese 1 subjects to -work for them on the fortifications of Kiaochau and are occupying territory outside the limits of the Kiaochau lease. As at the beginning of the war the United States inaugurated a movement for the neutralization of China, it will probably take some formal action on the Chinese protest. I'lLKS PItOTKST. NEW YORK. Sept. 4. Count Von Bernstorff, the German ambassador, Friday sounded a warning to Americans who use the wireless to furnish Hrltish cruisers off the Atlantic coast with coal, food or other contraband goods. "I have protested to the stato department." he said. "I stated that the wireless was being used for military ' operations. I obtained proof that Americans were in wireless communication with the British men of war off Sandy Hook and through the agency of the wireless it was possible to provision and coal these British warships. "The point had been made that the German wireless stations were being used by German warships for military purposes and censors were placed In charge. The permit of one German station was revoked. 1 do not complain about that. I only ask for a complete censorship. "If Americans supplied these British warships by going out to sea and giving them food or coal. 1 could not protest officially. That is not a breach of your neutrality laws. When the wireless is used, however, to carry on these operations, that is another matter. That makes the case a violation of your neutrality rules as explained to me by the state department." INDIANA AND MICHIGAN BRIEFS PERU. The population of the section of this city in the neighborhood of Wabash and Third sts., is about evenly divided over the cjuestion of whether white sparrows have invaded Peru. One clique declares that on no less than throe separate occasions white sparrows have been seen in the neighborhood. The other residents laugh and hint that pink elephants will be seen strolling about the city streets next. RICHMOND. Rain which is conceded to be a boon to the umbrella mender, proved the undoing of Morris O. Crawford, a wandering fixer of parasols, according to his story in city court. Morris says a sudden rain which reached Richmond at the same ! time he arrived, made his business so j good that he could not carry all the j money he collected one afternoon j without stopping frequently to drink a ' bit of gin. Me pleaded guilty to the ! charge of drunkenness, but he did not have money enough left to pay the $11 tine. He went to jail instead. COLUMBUS. Mrs. John McGinley went to the country. John McGinley set about to cook his own dinner on an oil stove. The house caught tire from tho improperly managed stove and was seriously damaged. GEORGETOWN. County upt. Barnes, walking home near hre came suddenly upon a snake of the blue racer variety which was lleeing from a rattlesnake. Supt. Barnes went to the rescue and "with a heavy club killed the rattler and the blue racer escaped. The dead snake measured three feet and seven inches and was equipped with 10 rattles and a. button. EVANSy IEEE. The 1014-1 7, theatrical season opened here with the lid tightly down on the matter of billboard lithographs that portray musical comedy or other stage queens in i tights. Police Chief Schmidt warned all theaters that he would enforce the tights on the billboards of the city, to ...... -ii protect the young roiK or i.vansMiie. VINCENNES. James .hevlin. a miner, is suing the Tecumseh Coal Co. for $30,000 because a section of a mine wall caved in on him, causing him to lose his risht leg. CIRCUS IM'W.WTS FHKK. Owners of automobiles who care to help promote the publicity of the Aerial circus to be held here 'cpt. 17 and IS can secure handsome auto penants free at Adler Bros.' clothing store. Advt. COMMlTTEr:. How to Look Less Than Your Age There vr three crd'len rule that every woman who would ward off isu f "'I ranvinir are. sLouM f)llow : 1. Cilltlvato t bcerfulm Tlioe w ho understand th- phyloIck.'i--.il effect of worrying, know thi ;id vi e , should be till AM kilfli.'lilr tl' lt! It IW'VlllV 1- ., Whenever the" .(.!i,!,!io:i bozln- to hen the tcll-ta!.- wrinkled a;pe-.ir. k and ohm mtis-ie be'n to ag. . . - 4 " ' lntho tiie fnie on--o n iHt f,-r a while in a ..1t..l ..f luill itnrii! . .. - .It.. 1 ..v dijiOtved i:i pt. of nihil h.iz-l. a remark tide ff- t ia firming fclliLMit Jiing out the !d:i. Tllis ll.lS up" aud

Beginning Tuesday morning will be a Semi Annual Sale. It will start our Fall and Spring Seasons. It will be the Sale of Mach Season because it will be the very j best of merchandise priced to you lower than at any other time of the year. It will last two weeks. As fast as certain lots are sold, new lots will be added. We dial- 5

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300 New Fall Suits, S25.00 to S35.00 values for $15.00

1,000 New Fall Coats at

These Prices Mean a Saving to You of 33 1-3'' . 1,000 New Fall, Fine Silk Velvet Hats, untrimmed shapes and beautifully trimmed Hats at $1.95 and $5.00 Never Anything Ever Shown You Like Them Before. Challenge Sale of Waists 600 Beautiful White Wash Waists S1.00 and SI.50 values 69c 200 Handsome Silk Waists, S5.00 values $2.00

200 Handsome Crepe de

100 Splendid Printed all silk Pongee Waists, S2.00 value $1.00 (j 200 Bovs All Wool Suits, with 2 Pairs of Lined Trousers at $5.00 ij 600 Handsome Shirt Waists, S1.00 and Sl.50 values 69c j 1,000 House Dresses, worth SI. 50, for 42c j

These House Dresses are retail &7lzc. All sizes.

800 Men's Amoskeag Chambray Work Shirts, always

800 Yards of 26 inch plain ... L1t

iico, iidiiciij;c Ottic, jaiu Due 1,000 yards 36 inch Fancy Dress Silks, values to S1.5() yard, Challenge; Sale, yd.. .42c 1 420 Yards All Wool Challies, always 5oc yard 42c j 200 pairs of Extra Large 1 1-4 Cotton Blankets, pair $1.00 t 100 Pairs of 72 x 90 All Wool Blankets $5.00 fi fj 900 Pairs V. Perrin's Finest French Lamb Skin Gloves, all colors, pair $1.00 j 350 Packages Containing Stamped Gowns, Combinations, Corset Covers with j floss to work them with; values to S1.00 and S 1.50, Challenge 49c 600 Pairs of Stamped Pillow Cases, 45 x 36, made out of best 25c tubing, pair. .42c H 500 Dozen Pure Linen Initial Handkerchiefs for School Children. Challenge. e:i.. .5c i

- j , Special lot of Fine Flannelette Night Gowns, white only, Challenge 42c f Special Lot of Fine Muslin Curtains, worth S2.00 pair, single curtain 42c

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1,200 yards of 68 inch Heavy Bleached Satin Table Damask, Sl.oo values, vd 82c

100 Dozen Heavy All Linen Dew Bleached Linen Towels, worth 3f)c for 25c fj 1,200 yards of 1 5c Fine Cambric, just the best white material for muslin Un- I derwear, Challenge Sale, yard 9c H

Full Standard Bleached 1,200 varus, ioo pieces, MANY WOMEN ARE NOW WEARING BLACK Germany is a Imd of Universal Mourning Say. Dispatch lYmn Copenhagen. LONDON. Sept. o. The London Standard prints a dispatch from Count Rudolph Shrcnberg dated Copenhagen detailing his observations during a recent visit to Berlin. Dresden. Leipsic and other Cerman cities. Germany, he says, is a land of universal mourning. In Herlin 16 out of 1 women the count met in afternoon's walk wore blark. The train which carried him from Berlin to Hamburg was tilled with weeping w omen in hiacK "U nmcn 11 Women in Cermaav. ne sas. "are either desola'.e or rat ked by the torture of suspense. Each knock at the door mav be the dreadful oilieial death or mutilated of husrand, son or! brother." The writer declare that sentiment in favor of the war has changed in Germany, where famine and economic disaster threaten th' people. Already says the count. 100.000 Germans have been killed and the last line of re' . rves has been called in. Germany nas been denuded of young men and old. Hundreds of factories have been closed. Women are doing all the work. The only ones who ar- confident, says the writer, are the wealthy classes." the officials, professor? and the like who foretell the u.timate triump'.i of Germany and predict a greater empire which shall include Felgium. Holland, part of Austria and the whole of King George's dominions." 10-I0-LAX HAMSHUS PIMPLES. Had Hlood. Pimples, Headaches, Hilousness. Torpid 1-iver, Constipation, etc.. come from Indigestion. Take Po-Do-Lax. the pleasant and absolutely sure Laxative, and you won't suffer from a derar.ged Stomach or other troubles. It will tone up the Liver and purify the blood. Use it regularly and you will sta- well, have clear complexion and steady nerves. Get a 50c. bottle today. Money back if not satlVf.;.. All Druggists. Adv. EYK GLASSKS & SIM-XTAl"

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Ma ce $5.00, $8.95, $10.00, $15.00 Chene Waists worth S 1.50, the Gingham in

Black Silks, messalines, taffetas, satins, Sl.oo va!-

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Muslin, 10c quality, yard u yas. eacn, imperial Longciotn, RAILROAD HEADS TO MEET PRESIDENT Confcrencv Will lie Jlehl to i) uvS Condition of Country. tlio WASHINGTON. S'ept. 5. The conference to be held next Wednesday day by Pres. Wilson and the presidents of, eight railroads will do more than con,1 sider the general conditions of th country, according to information obtained Friday from a high source. It will discuss the advisability and COR. MICHIGAN ST. 15 Monday tore 1

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i ?i is I and $18.00 to $25.00 fj $2.00 f; 4 every dress costs al et L'. 1 .25c 5oc, Challenge Sal 634c j piece 83c the nepd of obtaining the j-as--qe '. , rextlution hy congress. ;irfc'.:!i. t!i interstate commeree eomii!! s!o:i tn (grar.t nn mrrras in rates to the railI roads of the. country particularly thin tnp eastern states. In the croup of railroad presidents will be two from the caM. two from the -west and the same number eacii from the sotithern. middle an.l '-rmral sections of the cf)imtry. There a -en-rral understanding that ihy i pai:it a gloomy picture of the railr.-d outlook. Frederic W. Deny man "ill re:im piano and vo-al instruction n Tuesday. Sept. 1st, at lis studio, CO j .V. Main st. Cor. Marion. Advt. ) !lt AND JEFFERSON BLVD. ' 1 t ILJlLd COMPARE!! 3 3C

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