South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 318, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 7 November 1914 — Page 2

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Etcrjone iN invited to attend tin series hi South Bend churches. AH scat are free. Regular ms 11 n siorinl services an announced U-Ioh. Pastors aic invited by The ewsTini's niniagoineut to send tlie paxr outlines of their Sunday sermons that they may bo read hy the (.0,000 Xeus-TiniC". readers In the .nonday edition. Through this medium the sermons ran Ik- addressed to a congregation which is even n.ore than city-wide.

MKTiionivr. 1 irt N. Mii: st.. Lev. Ib-nry L D.ivls. ; t'ii.-s id t-tinc '.';: Saad-y srho d t :.';o, J. C. r...; r. vii1,.-rii -:.. l-nt. Srrn".; a. in. Lpuoi-th .V-U' 0 :!.".. Ke;4- : .fa IWr-. !:-. Free hbig 7 p. xn. Prayer tn--Iiig W-d u sdn v rw-iiing. pn 1. -M:g :it and 7 o', h k by A. U l:.i:.t.iii. iij.-it.. .rain,.-. "I th.-re uu I "n 1 rt r-i it i i ; Sl:i." livening, "He I'daiiid it 4 .1 HU AVIf.." S. vi-very :.ig;t durii'ir tli w-k :it 7 :-'io. Lev. Lant :i !;. u!. l!:t'-re-ting li-t -f 11 1 1--t 1 li r-- ir;tt l'at-." " " I " I -1 t- Ki k4 ,, J't-ti-'! :! '" " "II v. If :4 11 I out." Lcrx t-;n!'r i.s 1 1 r tr - 1 to be preTli" Jiiijl-:i1 i-rirr:! m -a ill as follows: M'rning. Prelud-. Fatilacy ..n tune "N-t-C-tou". A!;fri!: ir sii.ii.il hyinn l'.; AMh.-m. -All II tit iff.rtirv AntlK-ui, IminauiMd." Cabri.d. Lord." 'Stvk tli.. Lo'r.erts ; Jr stln, J... LI v 1 1 1 g 1 i't" 1 :i ! . i:v.-nti!-" Fr. shiver. ; ir" sioi.il hym'i miiIIiciii, "1. antlful -f S..iu-v l,-r'." r i ; nff. rir Anti'-rn "H' U vly .(."' tin l---'i-'. r'." fria "St. I'.mi" iy M ijI'-N : i'Ostlll'If. M. 1'huI'm Air..iiiH! ar.'l LaI rt- avs.. Kcv. Jaui s L. in rIlr;-r. I. IK mjm.I.iv x-Iju'4 at :.;) a. ni., 1"1 by Kev. At l':l." 5. m. tlir' will u s-rvl-- fr tlx- baj'tiin f ;iiiuts anl tlie r--'tln -f i. r- ni iii!ts jiinl a frm:i by Ir. (t;irill-!i-r n "V!iot:i S li.iil Y Admit Into 'hur!i Mmbrshlp. At ':'.'. p. m. tlie rpwortli will ! I-1 by Mrs. 1'. C. Koos. Sn'.J t "Tin! .Ml-sinnary iifrt unify in Our ritb." At l. 'ii j'. 111. the s-r-iiKn by lh- minister will b- on fh siibrt, "ril.' Lost SIk-.-J., tin- Lost oh ;ili)l th L-t I'.oy." At t!i b.f of thl- s rvb' a s.M-i ii bour whl iw spent In the parlors of the -Ini r h. At the nirnl:i serviee th" 4 Loir will .-.In -i:x-.'iitlnf the I,.nl Hull. I !: IIous.," bv i.iil-l?V :ilil "Fl'Tee was tho U'lM lilllows" by Nobl.. u;l in the v it In if they will remior "The Lost Shcjt" by .for.bin 5iiil 'lb-turn o V:iik1tit, t 'i hy lluuit," by livrwubi. Grtkce Servi.es In the new t.ibernale, oiniff'S. Mb hi- in u:iI llar;ey sts., liev. I'. K. I ougrli'Tty. p.it'r. Sunday s hool 'J "S) a. 111. I'reaeJiin 10 a. in. 1' a. m. (.'la-is iTKs'tln l p. in. Junior rngreifatbn ; G p. in. Lpworth bMifiie; T.:u pr-mchliiK'. "The Iiij.-nltent 'lty." Men's leairue biisln'ss meetlntf Moiolay 7..'y p. UI. Telllper;in e studv ei:is Tll-s-1 iv i. 7 :" p. m. 111. l'rayer meeting Wediies.lay Lowell Height Miliar anl l ran-;is sts., Uvv. Arthur J. Seii;ifer. Stnulay senool j:t" a. m., K. M. M.fit. superiub iub-nf. I'ulj'.le worship 11: .1. m. Lpworth .-:iue !'..:; p. in. l'rayer nutln Thurs- ': evening- 7.:). rreaehin' by Lev. (Joule of Lv;inston, HI. 7:.'a I. m. I'reaehlnif by lbv. i.ille; NVili;e-lay evenlii;,', lYiiny social by Lali's AM society. Trinity itiiiine. run! Vas-nr .ivs., Lev. Melvln t'. Hunt, unday s.Ji,,ol l.:a ,'i. in . arl Koers sii perlntendent. Children's ehureh V::'4). Morniiuj worsbip 1U:1.". 'lass Tneetlnvf iniiiH'-Hatt'ly following. i:pwort!i l-aciie 0.1. "1 p. m. Lvtnln- service 7:.'u. Mld-vek servl e Wnlnesdav 7:1.7 p. in. Pastor morning theme, "Ylu Vision of Service, Hosing the series on The I'rep:iraIb u for Life. Mrs. Herbert Anderson will -In;:, "o Loving Heart" by Teres;i Del HU'Z'K At T following fh soi- service, lb.' jitor will si-:ik on, "The defeat of J'urp.i-p." At this servi.e Mrs. L. K. Martin and Mr. l'Koy Ibed wi'l !nc-. "Swti-t. :-r as the Years . Uj ." Mr. i II. Morris 'la-s meeting at U. At : IT. there will bo 5I'i"-!;d missionary feat lit re i: the Lpworth le;iif,i. metiti. Mis i;ff,. Showe ft er. lender. .Timior b au'r..- on Wednesday tit p. in. Prater jiiid j-raise serviee on Mull MemorliU Mb hiican and Victoria Lev. J. I'. M.-Kay. Sunday school ";i"i a. tn.. A. Katterlu-liirL-h. Miperinteudeut. .Abn's P.ible fl-jss tau-ht by the pastor. PuMIe worship U:i a ni. Lveniue service 7 :.".. Lpw orth bviirue i:V r. ni.. Miss n.l Jester, president. Subject m.indn?, Talltxres and th.ir 'nre." Sermon by pastor. stibJM-t evening. i .ie i-st r I, ire. Praye.- ineettlnif Wednev.ia y ev ning at 7:.u. on Lpworth Memorial -- Corner Lincoln highway west and (Hive st., the Lev. .Irs-Je W. i:um!i. p:is(,.r: Claude Young, assistant p;isto;-. Sunday school at J:::d a. ni.. Cliude Young, superintendent. German Lafayette and Wavne sts , Ker. .Tufob S. hott. Sunday school 0 :?.) n. M'.., John Ko-h, iiH!intendenf. Preaeh:ng K::;m a. m. .Ull 7:.m, p m Iipwort'i va-.f';c 7:0ii p. m. Praer neeting Wedlies.. lay 7 ; J j,. jIK Hrlfjn-SH:npIr st. and Maridt.i av.. Lev. P. U. Sdtb r, pastor. Morning serv- . 10:"j). Lveiiing s. rvlre 7 :.'X). Sunday - hocI ;::) a. ni. Prayer meeting AVednolay e renins 7::. River Talk S. Seventh st.. lb v. A. N. Smith. Sunday M-ho..; '.:,' 1:. wdfe. sup"rint'udeut. Morning pteaohiug lit;p' .Monon C'liapel Sund:y school ni.. John Hoiston, superintendent, iug ta the evening. a. PreaoliMt. PeMsfn t -S u ij d 1 v sclio.d in.. Jay Sw:.n:;, so pcriutendcut. 10 :o Tortuce hapel-Sunda v s, ;,,,..! !:iO a. .n.. Mrs. Willi. mi t.illN. "sup. riub-.idcnt. L. - Lev. r.l' W. M . Sunday p. m. Cl.i r. Lr.ary Allen, ur-v st. Preachs.;hool i;:t p. m. ss Ulet'tiUg 1- III. I. H. int.r. irg 10 ::ui a m Pre--iehlr, 7:b" ZJ011 A. t. r. Pr,.; b U U d .1 v M. i:.- K. v. W. Ib wen. ,vis1 -hing 11;oj a. m. and ; p. in. i-hiii! 1"-'ll 11 111 I'r.n... ......I lug Wcdm-day . Tor A. M. II. Taj lor. p.-.s; ud a. j. ni. Prayer ::;vtlu i:.. Zinn rhaprl-Kev. W. o;. Preaching 11 ;im a. m. Sunday s.-ud l"::u p. m. Weducs liy s:(i p. UK Kier lrk Mi-dan U.'. Sunday s. fed at 1 ::, j Sveufe-nth III., l.'inm;! 1 urik'y. uj -rinteud-'!it. Junior bvi'iie at i. in. Mrs. Jidni Seyni 'ure. siii ri-it l. b i.t. Lpworth L-.ii:iio sit (i p. 111. Ml-s Kst;;...- Ward president. Pre 1. -Ling at 7: p. n. Prayer m.-etlng Wtdned iy ev i i;ig at 7 :.'. 1 i;n: mltiioihnt. MrtholUt P. ;.i.s '.v.inla av. an J Sund ly a. St.. Lev. I '.:.". a. in. 1. l.owe k!io.d Om j: P its., ig r b -s latend';.t. Prea.i.I m. a ud 7 i'. tn. ItUrr Park I ro Methodist P.-il'-ti- it'n and Vine si.. ;. s. Jen:, ing. p.itor. Sunday c!iod 'J:l) a. m. Pr-.i. :;irnf in;;0 IA. Youa; 1"-m; b .s met ting PltL-UY Tt.KI V.N. I'Irtt Corner Washington av. and L.ifijette st. Lev. C! ar'es A. Llppiueott. I). I., mlr.S!f r. Ib v. Howard J. CiirTord. fcs-i.ite mi. ilste.-. ll-s Charlotte M. Partridge, u .,. s i a ;.l to tL- mbilsier. Public wursLtp at a. m. Bible scbtMl fO a. ra. Mou'b lllble ilxidy i.-.igue rJ :"0 Trinity 4'in.er Colrx u. and St. Peter rt.. Her. Johu S. Lu:::. pastor. Lible 'iiool t J. P. Whltrm n. furrlaleader:. M imiag worship lr.irt ChrisJlaU 'Mr i: n-leuvo: .1 o:l. p. in. Lveniiig w orMorning v-rum "The bb.il ' otigrezatl a." Ler.ing, J.r.n P;it-.h. A st. ris.ptls,,n b"fur-. Chri-tl.in emb-.ivor ;it :!." Mr. J. S. biri:s, !-ad-r. Pr r rn--tl-ig rVedLtJuy eer.i.i- at 7;ui Cnri'tlm Lu-

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1m vr soelal and business meetUl- Thursday evening nt the iiom of Miss -Mum ly;r..si. .V M. I.ouh st. nevivai st-vi.-s U start at Trinity PresP yterian hure Nov. !' IvervbfMlv Weleoiue We-tmlnstrr !ter. II. P.. Ilostctter. Sindiy s hool a. in. Publie worship 10 : ." a. m. and :."t p. m. l ivor ?. :( p. rn. Prayer i.nristian i.n- , meeting Wedties day 7:0 p. la. rumtown riiurrh Dr. Thompson, superintendent. Sunday school '2M0 k m. l're.-M-hing service p. tn. Sp- I.il prearhlnp services on Sunday at p. m. Stindai' seh'ol Niesbm t II p. Dl. Mrs. I'ero, suiorinteiident. Hope Ixer anl Dayton .sts., (leorgc William Allison. P.. I.. minister. LIb!e sdool r:'i0. W. O. Iiavles, superintendent. Morning worship 10:1.7. Children's vespers :::.Ai p. m. P. P. S. C. L. H:::o p. m. Lverliiff worship 7 :."0. Midweek meeting e.ieh W-liusday at 7 :P,0 p. tn. Teaehers' training ejas .S:) Wednesday evening. floekhill I'nlon Sumption Pr;iirle road, 'ne-'iuarter mile west of Olive st. Illble s. hool at '2:') p. in., Owen Whiteiinin, I superintendent; international lessons. Itellk'ious worship at 3:4"i p. m. in charge of LMer Harris. (hunger Lev. .1. I.. Donaldson, pator. SuJidav s-1kk1 at 10:00 a. m. Preaching ut 7:1- p .tn. C. L. at 7:00 p. ra. Hungarian Corner Washington .ir. and Cherry st.. Lev. II. LVrtok, pastor. HAPTIfeT. Iir.4 Main and Wayne st.. Lev. Chail-s A. Dicker. Sunday senool 0:110 a. in.. S. (I. Chord superintendent. Prea'hln;r at 1.4." a. ni. rening M-rvice ut 7.JW1. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7.4" p. 111. Morning stibpeet Preaching by the pastor ;it both services. Prelude to the evening sermon "How Did Lleetlon Suit you." P.. Y. P. L. leader. C. S. Steidiens. Subject (letting Out of the Luts and Keeping out" Junior l'n Ion Sunday p. m. at 4 t'eloek. Prudential ekni nitttM1 meeting Monday at 7.-KV p. m. Teiclu-rs training lass Wetlnesday at (:ir p. ni. Prof. Sim. tea her. Prayer meeting at 7:lo p. ra. Wednesday evening. Annual bazaar Thursday and Friday. Supier Thursday evening. Uuincy Street Quincy st. and Klaltie av. Lev. Thonms J. Parsons. Fdble ydiool 0:.') a. m., J. W. Landiill, superintendent. Preaching scrvb-'s 10:';0 a..m. and 7:'5U j. ui. It. Y. P. F. o:4." p. ra. Midweek service Wednesday evening. .Morning subject "A Progressive Christian" p. m. "A night of Herniation." B. Y. P. F. :4." p.m. Lender Miss Vlolette Johnson. Subjeet "(Jotting Out of Huts and Keeping Out." Monday evening Y'oung People's Monthly business meeting and soeial Tuesday afternoon at .';. Fnlon Llble class jit Mrs. Flltry's. si N. Cuf.hing t-t. Friday '2 :IIJ p. in. the Women's Mission drcle will meet with Mrs. A. C. Ogg, 1510 1'ortage av. Mount Zion IiptUt lir. N. P.lrdsell Jst. livening hervlce 7 l'rayer meetiusr Thursday S:()ii p. in. llr.t Swedish Corner Laurel and Napier sts. Services at to :.") a. m. and 7:.".0 p. m. every other Sunday. Jlcv. 1 W. Jewell will prwK'li. CHKIsTIAX. l"lr.t Main st.. south of public library. Lev. John M. Alexander, pastor. Morning Lible school y:Lr a. ra.. J. lioland Wifwer, superintendent. Morning service o: to. Christian Lmkavor 0:30 p. m. Lveuing service i :,". Sernurn "The Miinufiieture of Life, Man's Supreme Task." Senior C. L. tP.lf.. livening worship 7.:;o. Sermon, 'Tho Divine Lstimate or What lol iTitnks of Fs." Prayer iiN-eilng Wedne.silav evening at 7.CX). Tojilo "The Power of Prayer." eader L. C. Miller. Indiana Avenue Indiana anl Wither avs. llev. Cei.il Franklin, pastor. Bible school a. m., Fred Wllsou, suierintendent. Services 11:00 a. in. and 7:30 p. m. Junior Lndeavor '2:Zft p. m.. Mrs. A. L. Brenner, suiH-rlntendent. Senior LnI'.eavor 0:' p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 :".() p. m. Iiinlen Avenue ChnrcTi of ChrUt Lin den av. and Carlisle st. F. Allan Mn?sej, pastor. Preaching 10:"0 a. m. and 7:.'X) p. m. Sunday school 'J:.'50 p. 111. C. L. at ':l p. m. Prayer inteting Wednesday evening at 7 :G0. LVANC.LL1CAL ASSOCIATION. J'irst Lafayette and Monro sts.. J. II. Lvans, pastor. Sunday school at 11:1." a. in., Williaui Flagle, supfrlutendeiit. Pre;.iehing services at Id:") a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Y. P. A. at C:1T p. in.. Miss Clara L-ockstadt. president. Prayer nuvtlng Tuesday and Wednesd;iy evenings at 7:30. Choir rehearsal Tuesday evening after prayer meeting. firaoe Michigan and (Jrick av.s. Lev. Daniel D. Sietcher. Morning worship ami sermon 10. So n. ni. Theme: The Constraining Power. livening erv ice p. m. Theme: Zlon's Olorious Pros poet. Sunday schiol a. ra. C. A. Trldle, supt. Y. P. A. :." p. in. Topic: Cetting and keeping out of ruts. Leader Vera O'Dell. I!-v. Coil Fraukllu will address the broth tIhhuI Tuesday at 7.4.7 p. m. .Midweek -orvb-e and teacher's meeting Tuesday 7.."o p. 111. yiiph Corner Main and Monroe st-.. Lev. John O. Mosier. Sunday school 1:30 a. in., F. F. Burgencr, superintendent. S.-mions at !):." 51. m. .uid 7 :30 p. ra. Catt' hetit al clases w ill meot at 2 :.0 p. m. Y. P. A. i':."0 p. ra. Prayer tmrtlng Itiesday and Thursday eveuiugs. Choir pratie l'rblay night. Subjt "Seeing is Believing; Lveuing "A Live Judas." Young People alliance at ;.:u) p. m. Prayer meeting on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at 7:.'io; choir prsctlce 0:1 Friday night. HLLTH KLN. l'irst Brethren fhurch 1J14 S. Mihicau St.. Lev. A. L. Thomas, pastor. Sunday school 0:.".0 a. in.. Hartley Firestone, siijM-TintenIent. Morning .service 10:30. Christian Lndeavor t:3n p. in. Lveuing .-ervlco 7:..o Lev. Williai) Klnsy of the Bethany Bible s. hool uf Chicago will condUet servh-os Sunday Nov. S both morning and evening at th" First chun-h of the Brethren. Cor. Indi.ina av. :ind Miami st. lirt Chunh of tlie Brethren Miami M. and Indiana av.. Lev. M. Civile Horst. Sunday .s. hool b :.30 a. m. M'u's Llbb. ass in .-harge of the pastor. Women's Bll.;. class taught by Mis i'or;, v. Wise. Pr a. !dng 1 a. m. and 7 :.' p. ni. Se-ond C'hurrh of Hie Brethren Cushing and Van Buren sts. Lev. J. (J. Grater, pastor. Sunday school at IL.'W a. ra.. U. L. P.erger. superintendent. Morning servi e L:"J. Lveuing service 7 :3o. Chrl1 1.1:1 w orkers' meeting at IPSO p. ra. ; John Austin, president, l'rayer meeting Tuesl.iv s :(0 p. m. Lvangelistb' metlngs will continue until Suuday evening. Subject for Saturday evening at 7.4.. "The Prwlig.il Son" Sup.dav morning. "A Talk to the New Con verts." Sunday evening, "The Prodigal's Father." t'NITLD I1KETHRLN. Conferenre Memorial Treacalng 1 0 : 4 " a. rn. a:il 7:3U p. m. Sunday school C:30 a. ra. Christian Lude.vor 0:3) p. ni. Midweek servb. Wednesday 7 :IZ p. na. LIT ML RAX. Holy Trinity LnglUli Sherman tv. and Llndey .t.. Lev. AlVrt H. Keek. Sunday school r:l." a. m.. L. Motts. superintendent. M.n's Bible class taught by the p.W,.r. Women's class taught hy Miss lloniulh. Young ladl-' r'ass taught by Mi" Johnson. Chief service with scrraoa

m. Vespers with sermon at 7:30 pt. PuuPn ;erm-n .Jefferson blvd. and N illiam st.. Lev. Henoch Holle. (lerman -ervi'i? at 10:."J) a. ra. Sunday school at 0:30 u. m. Lnglish servbe se-ond and fourth Sunday at 7:30 p. ni Morning sermon. Lev. II. Holle: subiect. "Forgiving." Lveuing 'Contending for the forth. Monthly meeting in the afternoon at '.'0. Walther league monttlily business meeting Tuesdaj" evening at S o'clock. 7.1 onN Kvangelital Corner L. Way no and St. 1'eter sts., Lev. Martin Goffeney. pastor. Gloria Del Swedish Chopin nnd Kerr sts.. Lev. Gottfrbd Olson. Sund;iy school !':0 a. in. Services at 10:30 a. " ra. and 7:30 p. ra. LI ISC OPAL. St. Jame Lifayette St., north of Washington av. Parish house, 31t W. Colfax av. Llgh Lev. John llazeo White, l. D.. bishop of the diocese "of northern Irdiana, rc tor. Lev. H. K. White, vicar. The services at St. James' church on Sunday are : Morning sermon by the Lev. J. A. Baynton. Subjejct, "All Saints' Day and Its Teaching." The arch-deacon of the diocese will have charge of the services during the week. Trinity Hungarian . Lafayette St., near old court house. Lev. Victor Von Kubinyl. pastor. Services at S:00 a. ra. and 10:00 a. m. Bible class Thursday at 7: 15 p. m. CHt'KCII OF GOP. Services are Leld in Melville hall. 212 S. Lafayette st. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Mr. Mary Cordray, superintendent. Bible study at 11 a. ra. Vernji Lallsback leader. Burean meeting Thursday evening at the home of L. C. LaUsb.ick 21 S. Fellows street. SKVKNTH DAY ADVKNTIST. Seventh Day Adventist services n Saturday iu Melville hall. Pastor Allen Moon in charge. Sabbath school at 0:30 a. m. Preaching service at 10:30 a. ra. SCIENTIST. Firt Church of ChrUt Main and Madison sts. Services Sunday at 11 :00 a. rn. and 7:30 p. ra. Sunday school U:4." a. m. Wednesdsiy evening testimonial meeting at S o'clock. Christian Science reading rooms. 10 J. M. S. building, open daily excepting Sundays, from V2 ra. to ,"i:00 p. in., also Saturday evenings from 7:00 to 0:00, vher the Pdb'.e 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. Y. 31. C. A. Y". M. C. A. meetings will be held every Suuday afternoon, especially for men, in the auditorium of ihe boys' building. A special speaker will be secured for each Sunday and special music will be furnished. Y. W. C. A. Vesper services will be held at the Young Women's Christian association Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Address by Lev. llowaM Clifford of the First Presbyterian church. The meeting is held under the joint auspices of the Young .Men's and Y'oung Women's Christian association, fc'iecial music. Social tea after the service. International Bible School AssociationMelville hall. Sunday Discourse and Bible .study pointing out. ."The Time is at hand." Friday 7:5." p. m. 'The Tabernacle in the Wilderness. Shadow of better things to come." SriKITlVU.IST NKRVICES. The Spiritualists will hold services at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. II. Weaver, 1010 S. Franklin st. Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Business meeting 0:30 p. ra. C. L. Lock rid go, lecturer. TKJU'Li; BETH-EL. Corner Labile av. and Taylor st. Abraham Cronbach, rabbi. Sunday service 10:30 a. in. Subject Napoleon and the Jew.. The discourse is the first In the series "Curiosities f Kecent Jewish History." NEW TIIOt GIIT. New Thought services will be held Sunday evening, 7: IS, at 13.7 Vistula a v., over Mueller's grocery. Subject: "Who Are the ChrLsriansV" The publie is cordially invited. M. A. Brunner of Los Angeles. Fnlif. will sj.eak of the subject "Colors ami there Vibrations from the .Soul's view point." CATHOLIC. St. Patrick' 3.7 S. Tavlor st.. Lev. John F. DeGroote, C. S. C, pastor. Low masses at U:Oo, 7:30. 0:00 a. in. Solemn high mass and sermon at 10:30. Baptism ut 2:00 p. ni. Vespers at 2:30 p. m. Suuday Hchool at 3:O0 n. m. Meeting of church societies at 4 :00 p. in. St. Hedwige Polish Corner Scott and Napier sts. Lev. Anthony Zubowbz. C. S. C, pastor. Low mass at 7 :.''. Children's mass at 0:00 a. ra. High mass at 10:00 a. m. Sunday school and benediction at 2:00 p. 111. Vespers at 4:00 p. m. St. Stanislaus rolUh H3 N. Lincoln Lev. Loinau Marcinlak, pastor. Mass G:t0, 7:30 and 0:00 a. 111. St. Cn-lmlr'n Polish-sjl S. Webster Lov mass at 7:30 n. m. High mass 111 -fu . 1 . . .. st. at st. at jw.iv . in. csirs at i; :oo p. rn. st. AdelbertS I'plUh -Olive and (Lace sts. Lev. Johu Kubaki. pastor. Dallv mass at S:00 a. ra. Holy hour WednesJaV evening at 7:30. Sund;iy mass 7:30 and 10:00 h. m. St. Joseph Hill st, and Patrick J. Carroll. C. S. C, Lasalle a v.. Low pastor. masses at b:iKj. , :30 and 0:00 a m ln-b mass at 10. tm a. rn. Benediction 3:00 p 111. Sunday school '2 .30 p. m. St. Stephen' Hungarian Thomas and McPherson sts. Key. Alexander Varlakv. pastor. Mass at :00 and 1 :l."i a. ra. Sunday school at 2:00 p. m. Benediction at 3:00 p. ni. sacred Heart BHgln-1120 W. Thomas st. Lev. Charles V. Fischer, pastor. Mass at 7:O0 and 0:30 a. ra. Sundav school at 2:30 p. m. Benediction at 3:oo p. m. Sucrett Heart Notre Dame. Iw mass at 0:00 a. ra. Students' mas at S:oo a. tn. High mass at l0:lo a. m. Vespers at :(n) p. rn. t. MaryV German S. Tavb.r st Lev. J. M. Sherer, C. S. C, pastor. Mass at :3 and 10:00 a. m. Sundar school st 2:30 p. m. LA ki: VILLK. Frank Wiltfong of near Lapaz, was in town Thursday. ' The Ladies' Aid of the M. E. church ' held a business meeting at the home i of Mrs. F. A. Barkley. Wednesday! evening. ; Charles Shock of Bremen was in : town on business Thursday. A daughter was born to Mr. and , Mrs. Floyd Roderick. Monday, Nov. 2. i Miss Flossie Hostettler and -Miss Bachtc 1 of near Iapaz were in tow n ; Thursday. Mrs. John Moon visited her parents. , Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Fisher, Thurs- i day. i Sim Harrington was in South Bend on business Thursday. Marlon Pickerl of near Lapaz was in town Thursday. The Ladies' Aid society of the M. E. church were entertained at the home of Mrs. Anthony Fisher Thursday afternoon. Aiter the. business session a luncheon was served and a social afternoon enjoyed. The next meeting will be hld at the home of Mrs. Hiram Merrill. Monroe Steiner of Plymouth was in town on business Friday. TRY NEWS-TIMES WANT ADS

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shovi:k rou rmiDivro-iu:. Miss Vanda Hojewicz was pleasantly surprised when her girl friends successfully carried cut a parcel shower upon her Friday evening at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs-. Henry Hojcwicz. 12J7 W. Thomas st. The affair was in honor of Miss V. Hojewicz. who marriage to Valentine Sparazinski win take place Nov. 2 1. The evening was deiigntlully spent with games, hinging ana dancing, and Ladislaus Hojewicz favored the company with an Instrumental selection. Following, the ifpcamg of the gifts a delicious luncheon was served by the hostessThose present were: Misses llegina Bojewicz, A. ilojcwicz, 11. Milosierna, L. Janowiak, II. Kaminska, S. I.isek, H. llosinska, L.. Kozewicz, V. Budnik, M. Budr.ik, M. Kosewicz, II. Kosnowska, K. JJeczkiewicz, V. Witucka, K. WcgienUa; B. Kruk, II. Czarnecka, J. czarnecka, . Jleich, S. I'udelwitz, B. (toraszewska, J. Laskowska, M. Koscielna, V. Strauss, A. Kgierska, K. Aranowska, M. Jaroszeweka, G. 'teszew.ska, S. Bojewicz, Mrs. T. Uepczynska, Mrs. tj. Kwilinska and Ladisiaus Bojewicz.

PKKSOXALS. Fred Lcwandowski of Buffalo arrived here Friday on business, also for a visit with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Adamczak arrived here from East Chicago for a few days' visit with friends in this city. Martin Pictras has returned to his home in Michigan City after a short business visit here. Casimier llazinski, 30C S. Chapin st., has returned from a brief business visit in Michigan City. Miss Clara Bojaznik has returned to her home in Chicago after a week's visit with her aunt, Mrs. Josephine Cyralkiewicz, Prairie av. Roman Kwiatkowski returned Friday to Indianapolis after a short visit here. Mrs. Stella Utrasik, who has been here for a few days visiting relatives and friends, left Friday for Chicago, from where she will leave for her home in Detroit. Miss Bertha Oluszowicz of Michigan City arrived here to spend a fewdays with friends. Clement C.burzewski, who has been here on business ha-s left for his home in Gary. Raymond Edwards of Warsaw left Friday for Laporte after a short visit with friends here. Mrs. .Stanislaus lloslinski arrived here from Chicago on a business transactions. John Lysakowski returned Friday evening to Detroit after a short visit here. Peter Kudlewicz has returned to his home in Chicago after a short business i visit in this city. BIRTHS. Mr. and Mrs. Born kowski, to John Mai- !" Poland st., a son, Nov. C. soriAii i:vi:xts. Tlie rehearsal of a play entitled "Dziewiczy YVicczor" (Maiden's Evening), will be held Monday evening at 7:3.0 o'clock at Z. 1). hall. The exercises of senior and junior class of Polish Falcons Z. B. No. 1 will be held Monday evening at 7 o'clock ilt Z. F. hall. The singing rehearsal of St. Iledwige's Choral society will be held Tuesday evening at S o'clock at the old St. Hedwige school building. The Young People's society of St. Stanislaus parish will hold its meeting .Sunday at St. Stanislaus hall. The'mcetinK of the Polish Lady Falcons Z. Balicki No. 1 will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Z. B. hall. The Name of Mary society will hold its meeting Sunday afternoon at 2:3 o'clock in the St. Hedwige school building. The military band of Falcons Z. B. No. 1 will hold its rehearsa' Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock at their hall. The Young Girl's St. Helen's YYrcath society of St. Casimir's parish will hold its meeting Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock in the school building. The St. John Evangelist is society No. C03, will hold its meeting Sunday afternoon at St. Adelbert's parochial hall. The meeting of St. Vincent A Paulo societv No. 70 will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock in St. Hedwige's school building. The St. Adelbert's society No. lf3, of the Polish Roman Catholic union of America will hold its meeting Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at their regular place of meeting. G00DH0PE IS FLOUNDERED LONDON. Nov. 7. The admiralty announces that in the light with a German squadron off the coast of Chile the Goodhope, Admiral Cradock's Hagship, floundered. The fate of the Monmouth is not known. The foregoiiv; settles the doubts as to the fate of the Goodhope which remained in the minds of the Germans after the battle. Thursday's dispatches from Valparaiso stated that the Goodhope withdrew from the battle after an explosion on board. The German cruiser Nurnberg sea relied for her all night, but was unable to lind her and so concluded that she had gone down. NOVELTIES !N DEMAND ! CHICAGO, Nov. 7. Marshall iFeld :and company s eei;i rewew m mv.--,r K,uls trade says: I 'Merchants are cautious in the placiintr of orders for merchandise for i spring delivery, which indicates that stocks for next season will be on a i healthy basis and not speculative !n any sense. Novelty lines and fancy goods, including ribbons, are Showing very good volume." ARE FORCED TO RETIRE EL PASO. Texas. Nov. 7. According to an oflicial report received ;it Villa's hendnuarters Friday lO.oo-i Villa soKL-Ts forced Cnrranza's troons to retire aUcr a battle foucht south of Aguas CMrontt.s. ANOTHER PROCLAMATION f WASHINGTON. Nov. 7. Prest i Wilson issued a. proclamation in th ; war just begun between Turkey and ' Grent Britain. The proclamation is along the same i lines as the one iss;ui-d at the breaking out of hostilities between England and Germany. STU.AMMIIP MOVEMENTS. ; NEW YORK. Nov. 7. Steamers ?.UI1I1S niu.i. .1. loiiis. IjIH H'nui, America. Naples; Minnentonka, Lindon. Due to arriw today: Lapland, Ln - erpool; Santiago. Rotterdam.

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7r SPEAKS AT FIRST M. E. Tlie Uttermost Salvation is Treated bv Rev. A. II. Ranton. "The Uttermost Salvation" was the subject of the sermon by Rev. A. H. Ranton before a liberal audience at the First M. E. church last night. The three principal points brought out in the sermon were: First, Christ is able to save from guilt through His death; second. He is able to save from the power of sin through His life; third. He can save to the end of time through His intercession. Rev. Mr. Ranton will speak Sunday morning on the subject. "Is There An Unpardonable Sin", ond Sunday night at 7 o'clock on "He Blamed it on His Wife". BROTHERHOOD IN SESSION Foreign Missions Are Discus ted Louis Wurth. by Business for the month wls disposed of bv the brotherhood of the i First Evangelical church at a meeting held last night at the home oi Louis ! Wurth. 151.7 Virginia av. Following1 i -he business session Mr. Wurth disi cusxol the subject. 'Have Wo Been Successful With Our Foreign Mis sions?" Refreshments were served luring th- evening. The next meeting will l e held at the home c i Gustav Hoffman, U-ol S. Carroll st.. on Friday nl?ht, Dec. 4. WILL HOLD POULTRY SHOW Arrangements For Event Made Monday Night. win be Arrangements for the 1915 poultry show to be held by the South Bend Poultry and P t Stock association will be begun at a meeting to be held J Monday night in j of the city hall. i the city court room Dates for the show

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trians in Galicia, according to an oflicial report from the general staff issued here Friday. It lollows: "Operations in the northern theater of war are prore-ding as planned, completely undisturbed by tho enemy. South of th- mouth of th Wisloka river the Austrians troophave driven the Russians, who had ! established th rn.s Ives on the western I bank of the San from all their pos. tion.-. "The Austrians captured more than one thousand prisoners and a number of machine guns. "The Russians could not reist thAustrian attacks in the Stiy valley. Five hundred Russians, one "machine gun and a quantity of mat rial wei.j captured there." RAISE FUNDS. ...... .- mi. i i '.K.O f :gn; :i grade "ampt'.re 'irls .f the Wenona group Friday evening with a p.ni:y social at the V. XV. (.'. A. Th- attendance was good and the sir Is realize, ;i satisfying sum for their treasury. WINDOW TRIMMER Card writer or stock man wants position. Best reference. Phone 1 4 2C J. Eckhart. Advt. NOTICIJ TO AtTOMORILL OWNERS. The South Bend Garage Company, a stock formed by some of the leading business men of South Bnd will do your overhauling repairing, wishing, storing, or painting, ar.j g'.iar;int'' their work. Only expert mechanic employed. Special inducements. Call or phone. Home Phone 1230. SOUTH BEND GARAGE COMPANY. Cor. St. Joseph St. and Jefferson Blvd. Ad;. SOME NEWS NOTES. Davies Laundry. Both phones. Dr. Stoeckley, dentist. 511 J. M. Farrand. Home phon Dr. Lucas, Dentist A df 1573. -T V Adv. Bid.

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