South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 23, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 23 January 1915 — Page 2

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Kvrrjono is invited to attend the serrices in South Hend churches. All seats are free. Regular an well a siclnl sonlrrs aro announrnl below. I a tors are invited by The NewsTime mHiiascmcJit to srrul the iajer outlines of their Sunday sermons that they may be rrad by ihe tlO.OOO Xrwfc-Tinie readers in the Monday edition. Through this medium th fernionn an lw nddresed to a congregation which is even more Uian city-wide.

.MimiOIUM. 1 irt N. M..ia ?.. lev. Ihnrv L. l.ivi. pa-tr. -"!:i-- iiati,ig .:; Sunl.ty 0 .1. C. Ii'iwyhrr, ti jes liifnd:if. S riii"ii lO:to : . in. an I 7 ; p. in. I'liito;- inn f rg W -. i, ! i !'. ing. Tl . .-i-..r will W lioth meriting .in 1 eri:big. M ruin; ul-i'- t: "ll.r Power from Iliga," a.i.l tin- vinii.g ti t. "IN' llefug.- .f Lies." !:;rtJi 1'ngU" ..: ;."o jt. lit, sutJfr-t. "M I'mm I '; nion f S-!f-.M:!t''ry," 1 1 ! II. L. I.urnt. Tli fol'ewlag is tl,f n ti -!-3i I pnr;ini. j : i I - t- r : i .lirctl"'. f Prof. L. I. !.iti: Morning: Prelude. " '.uiz-mi tie." I" !-( a. t-n ; :iMt i:-:n. 'hri-tf i; i). the M ru Hnil., Sui--tlv OVr Ttc"." I-V si, ;. : .ff.:-tr.ry s-l . "Mr Task." 1-y ."liftrI. Mine In- I'. I . Hearer: jtthnie. "IVstb al." 1-y S.-if.-rt. I Tv-u I ti jr : I'ri l;.l,. in ' Pv Ib'tim-; jMMliem. "U -J .i... .? 'i,ri' In ll.-.irt.' 1-y Pike; off.-r. t' r in A !y Guihaaat ; p-'siiude in 1 by M i r--h,int. t. Taul i Memorial --''"oil ni.fi Lfrt. a-.. i;. v. .Lnic-s L. !m nlii.t-r, J. i i t t r. Sunday i i i 1 at 'J :'.'. conducted iy Snj.t. M.-rritf '. Peal.-. At P:F ,i. in. t,V t i ; i 1 1 1 -1 r proah en "'I ia S.'im f !irNt' Authority." T hf j . i r-t -1 will sir .g, "T!ie 1 f til;ih;ini. I'mi," I.V If: i TI IT. iind "O l.ote Tint. V.'tll Nt. Lt M Co." At jt. in.. I ";v. -rt li hvit'Ut will Pe led l'.v A. 'r:i'-. ni,j.--t. -rivi.- lilffht1 1 j - r;- ." At 7:.'U p. in. rr. J.i nllnr HI pT--f-h tl . iti-tIoii "Ar- tli" li ii p'fits .f T'ti'lny Vitally Jntfroti lit fi?" Iniinf tli' tlrt f a scrl of fiv -friti. ni on (! ir r!T:iI -il ft j. t. "M.-m .unl t!if i'Jii?r-li of 'ItMl.iy." J"li' oh"f jim--t.'iT.x Wllill .ir.' t lie il i -I'll i .1 o !):- i i---ivc .iiriIy -v-iiir' s ;irc :is f(.il.w: -l;ii-. .51. " !iv I Not M..r' .M- ;i Att.-ml -ir !i ii ri-lM ?' I'rti. 7. "Arc th" M-n outi.l tlir rhiircii 0ip.sil t' tlu- '!' ifliitik'. of riirit?" l"-t. II. 'SiiouM !!. rimr.'liis rrov;il a Sul.stltut for tli: S-iIoomV rl.. -1. "How Mny tif I'liuri !irs of To'lrty I'..- .Morr- Sik v.ful in K-:i.-hItir- Mi--iV" lr. ;.i rl i nr 1i:m written :u ni'n itrHii:niiin ths' quo-t"i:-. Tin .'Tin i:is will be l.icil iijKtii iii rciLi-. (.ur rivico in jlio non- t.i Itorn.if lr. ornT S. y!i- lji.;ii n u I ll.uify ?t.. Kpt. 1". K. I uicli'Tty. pMOnr. Suinlny srhool ';.' a. in. Tr. :i. hin at 1:4." a. in.. :i;H) ji. in. ami 7 :.' in. I an'i i'.t La.Min.-o will pi'.uh jit all tlirc- si-r '1 lie .", i.'. liu k yTvi.-t will !i" f.n' ni.-ii aipl ltoy. Hi-; them will lt "I.lftiaf- t?n I " ' r." At V' niidc Inur Mr. I. a Mm x i 1 1 ad.lr.vs wnuu-n ami r i r i at tlio I'si'.U-l l'.i t luvn i liiircli on . St. JiA.oi.ij t. Th.' revival M-rvin-s will -l - on Tfmril:iy 'vti iiitr. Jan. Luwrll llrifhtf Minrr ami I'r.inc'.H tf.. '. II. Uriels. .i-t-r. Sun. lay si-hool a. m.. K. M. Mollit. f nitirlntt-nrleut. I'll! !! worsl.in 11 a. in. ami 7:30 p. in. Dpw oi Ca WMjrm' at :.'; p. in., llvv. A. 1. S. liafi-r, li-ail.T. 'A"-ilat ?(lay oyrnii: at 7 n'tloi-k tfai la-i' trai.iir.y: cla ; 7 :.". o'.-lo.-k. prayer iiu-i't-ii.t'. frinit.T I'.laino anI Vas.ir ar?.. Rev. Molvln '. Hunt, .sntolay s-.-ho.il ".::'.() a. in. !I. N. Kllilrr, pt. .Mornlnt: worship 10:1a. pworth Ira g no t:15 p. in. llvoi.li: service 7 o. Moniinir s.Tin-.n : "In tho Srhool of "lni-t." Tin- iii.irr-t will siiii:. "Must Ji u. I'.oar th' Tro-s Aloii?" by II:iv-:i. I. 'pworth lMi,'iii' at i':l". I'l rofuiuh Mil-tro. I'lvoiiiiijj rvl' at ":.';. Tho horns will his' ia!trit i's "Cnnvn Him with Many Crown." Th p-tor will Ivo tlu thinl In Hu' of "Tulks t Trotibh'il S-niN" t' "l"l:f Man Troubh-'l A. bout Hu r.ihh'." Junior lfairm at li.'.M p. in.. W'riliH-s.ljy. Mr. V. L Owon. u pi'iin i-uil n ti. 'ittaf prayi-r iiKt'lins .ir' lu-iu li-!il .n T'ui-xlay ami Friday vottliic in aritix l"-a lit i" o'livt'iiifiit for all un-inl.frs ami frirml-.. Tin roK'nIar iiiii-m luoi tln nt tin' i iuiivli NN'r.Inoilay at 7:l" p. in.. ulj.-t. "IIIu'lra!: os to a lU'vlval" Mfinorhtl Mi hu;aii ail injuria, st". K'V. J. I Mi-Kay, si.tr. Snmlay -i-liiM'l -at V:1"V a. in.. A. Katu . in-hirh li, ! p'rl:it'Ut.lMit. .Mfii'i l'.ililo ias laulit I. y th i.iitnr. I'ultllo worship at llai a. in. I'.pworth l-asim at o:"-U p. in.. Miss FU, -si.' Jf'-trr. pri'-i'loii t. M-irniuc subj.-. t: ""Tlif Mini-try .f tho Holy C""t." .Mi-i. Mason loailor Fpwonh '.ai:'.io. 'rnn b in it at 7 :."0. Snlij.-.-t. "Th tliT.v of tl t'ouiuion I'l.i. f." 1 lu ll' will '. no pr;t) r s.'Wii o this m-.-U aiol all ai nrcMl in atti-ml tin- i i .i t -rvl. at I lit" ta'i't-rii.n-l. K'pworlh .Mi-niorial Corm-r I.imnln highway wst ami Olive st.. tin' llv. .Irss ". Hum h, asor; "I.i n Voun. aist.mt pator. Suml.iy s.-ho-il .nt y:.';o a. lj., Clamlo Voting sniioiintor.ilfiit. ;rrm.tn I. if.iy t u and Wajno (.. II. 'V. Jaol Si-liott. pastor. Sumlay s( hool U :'-'a) a. in.. John 'o-h. up-rir.trmJiiit. l'rt'.. iihi vr l::ai a. m. ami 7:.".u p. in. Fpworfl'i l.'ai: 7:c p. m. Prayer im-ctrii: Wt-ilnoxlaj 7: to p. ni. VenN'j.m S.tiu;. st. nml M.r.Iotta ar.. Kv. F. O. Spiilr. pastor. Moruins -fr--v lOrr.o. Fvoiiinc mtvI-o 7:"'. Sund.iy sihooi M;:;i) a. ni. Frayrr nuoliiis Wednes1:1 y i vt'IllUff, 7 :f Munnon Lip-I- 1 i v'si,,n r.l., lho Kov. :aml( Vo'i!.',-. ' i-tor. Sunday s. iiool at a. rn. : Mr. It'in.'h. nipf-rint-ndont. Fpworth ha?u at r.;n p. ra. Froaohlnjr at 7 :U) . y tho puMor. Mt. IMHint ll.'V. liando Von a sr. j.a-to;-. Sunday school p u'i Ik! ; Mr. Cattle. uprintondoiit. I'ortiKf t'hptl --Ki'V. "lar.df VoiiHC, pi-tor. Sunday s.'io1 10 a. nt.; Mr. t'alvrrt. suporlntndont. Moniiujr worblj) at 11 oVl-x-k. prMi.'hinc rh- i-ast..r. Oliirt A. -M. i:.-IIrv. C. Fu.ry Allen, 1. I. pastor. CIO W. Monroe h. Fjchir.ir li:."V a. m. Sunday school :t:ot p. Fjra.-h'.ii 7:1" p. tn. 'l.is- m. 'tin'; 12 iu. .Ion A. M. i:. Kfv. F. V. F.owtn. pastor. Frac!iii! x 1 1 o a. in. and n :"0 p. la. Sundiy s- h.-oi lJ:.;o p. ui. Fiai-r meet1:: Vdmd.-.y oxoninj. Taylor A. M. i: . Zin Uaprl ilov. W. II. Ta.r. pastor. 1'ioa hin-r 11:00 a. in. and S :00 p. tn. Sumlay school VJilH) p. m. 1'rayrr mctinc Y"-1 :;.-s,la y, ;(J p. in. HUcr l'ark MUion llo; Scvontoonth t. ii:.ay s. ho,,l U :.Mi p. in. Fiutua 1'urk.oy, siip-'rlnti rid. r.t Junior '.auo .1 p. m., Ir. John So.v m-uro. s;:pri::tv:ulont. lipnorth li-.iuo ii:ru ji. m . Ii- INth.T Ward pr-!dM'.t. I'r. ai hiiip: ai 7 :.".o p. in. lrayt rnootinjc Wodnosii.i rvfninc at 7 :"0. Kiter I'ark S.-vonth t.. K.'V. A. W. suilth. past r. Sunday school a P:;.0 t. so.; F. 1.'. Woir.. .-up.'riut'ndont. Fuhlivworship with .rm--n. 10:t." n. ru. and 7 p. in. Junior l.Mno at ;i p m. Fpworth j.-MfUt' at 0:t p. in. h;i:i: .Mt:TiioniT. irP Mrtho.ltt Foaiisylvania ar. and Uiosh t.. F. N. Foulk. p.ito.-. Sunday h -ol y:."V) a. tu.. Uv ar Hat.n. nrHr-t:;t-n.!rr.r. Froacliin- ,rvtco nt 10:00 a. and 7 :f.O p. in. Sp- iil Tawt.r.c at still iu projv.. M:-. AiIh vn Antwerp .f .Irt- ks-'ij. Mlh.. will havo ha .""".' of tho sorvi-v Tuodriy .;. In Z- A1 ari- w m. liiifr l'rk Frre Methwdit --F'irtonth r.d li f ;. F. S. Jennings, patr. Sun- !. u. u.i.i) a. ni. Prr'johit'i: lU.'J) . ai. Mi-i V.-p!.. ' li''tin? i' Cul-'i P. .M.S.. t Irs " p. ra.. MIshmTak in I K'n-r ParW. Pn'-o-hiisff 7 p. rn. l'JClUVTKHI A.N. 1 irt t."ir. ir t- ri it. and I. afar Mo -t . Ch:i;!.s A Fipplm-otf. I. i..iiU'r. lirx. ll-i'A.ir I I'liffor-il. a'.i it i i T i : T r . 1!--' Oral itto Par-r!-I',". M to ll .' l:;i.Ufor. Pul-Ii .a ..r:-.ip li' : t. a io. .n.-l 7 : '.- :. ta Fil-h L ol 9 J) a. 'n

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Trinity - ('nr. Cr.frx nr. and St. Ivtr st.. J-v. John S. Hnrn. pastor. Pihl? s- hool fa ::. J. Whiti-inau. suporintondrnt Proaf-hinjf ervi-o I0:t." a. in. end 7:."J p. m. hr;s i;i, r,ii.!favr .u-i-ty inr.-tinir ar :!" p. in.. J. P. Whitrman. l-aib-r. Pk-t-ir's iin ruins' fhorn: "Clranvfil from tlio Soiling Jt th Wav." Fv'iiins thorn.' : F- d lights r.r H;u:x r Sljoia!-." 1 i Poster j rry anxioip that it i 1 tho ynnr, P-ipl.' f p- laMy ho prfsprjt i th i'VfniiiK' sorvi-' and ln-ar tho sounon on "It-d I.Iirhr." TIh'.v aro UTpfl tr -..nic t hrri'-fjiiiirjTM of an lionr i-arlir than 7 :'.) and atif-ml t h y iu::jr jM-oph-'s h-rv-i-o. Tlif la.-o oii h-stra and harns iioir w ill play and sink' in tho oveiilnsr. I'r.ijfr nioftiiiy followi-d by tho hoir inrtio 1,-n Vil:iosday ov'ninff. Mndios-tr-pra'ti'-o on Friday overling. Knights of St. Paul boys in.'otlntf Friday ovoniu. H rtnilnMrr U v. II. II. Ilostottor, l:st'tr. Sumlay school '.) a. in. Publio worship lo:t.". ;i. ni. and 7::Vi j. in. Murninz thoni: Christ in Our FvoryHay." i:vou1m: "Courtsblp. Choo.sii.c Our I.lfo rornpaT-ion. This is tho fourth addros undor th nuspioos of tho (.'. F. society 11 "Idfo'? (iro.it ( 'hrtlifV Junior C. F. at J o'rlook. lutonnodl.ito C. '.. at :'. -Jt. S.'iiior F. ft ::u, subject, "My Favorito P.iblo Chirator." Prayor int'Tin Wodnosflay cvtuin. suhjo.t. "Tho Panrltmb-s." C'rutiittoTn ( liurrli Ir. Thompson, suIorintondrni. Sunday school 2:(K) p. in. Proa.-hjii": scrvlco 3 :W p. m. Ilp Loot- and Dnyton stR., Oorjro William AliUon. i,. !.. minister. IUhlo school !::u. L. A. Walker, superintendent. Mornhur worshiji at lo:l." a. m. Fvonlnir worship at 7 Mldno'.- iiH'etimr oaoh W.'dnosday at 7-4 p. m. Taohors' training (las-: at S::;i) edaosday evening. 'las.v(- fnr all attondHiits. Mcmlnjr thenio: "Tho Cry for Comfort." V. P. S. C. F. at "I:avorite Ciiaraotors of th Fdblo. ami Why." Fvenlnc won-hip with evangelist io sermon at 7::M. theme. "Tho Frcent l!eU'st." Toplu for Wednesdav niKTht. "The Craeious (iliest." The puldio is cordhilly Invited ta uttond ami participate in all of thes servbi's. ICm khill I'nion- Sumption Praltte road, one-quarter mile west of Olive st. liihle school at p. m., Owen Wbltopian, suporlnteuflent ; interuatioual lessons. IIollious wnrshlp at 3:4o p. m. In charge of F.lder Harris. (Jranjfrr Hr v. J. It. Donaldson, pastor. Sunday school 10:00 a. ru. Preaching 7:1" p. tu. ( '. L 7 :UU p. m. Ilimcariur. Corner Washington ar. and Cherry .t., Kev. 15. Bertok, pastor. BAl'TIST. l irht Main and Wayne st.. Her. Chas A. I locker. Sunday school 0 :iiO a. in., S. J. Chord, superintendent. Preaching at 10:4" a. in. livening service 7:G0. Prayer meet luff Wednesday, 7:4." p. ra. Morning subject : "liars to Hoit." Fveniiiff: 4Thinff That Aro Not What They S-ein." The ordinance of li:tisiii will be administered at both service-;. Junior P. V. P. L. Sunday at 4:00 p. iu. Teacliers' traiulng class W(Hlneslar evening at 0:1.". Midweek prayer meeting Wi'dnostlay evoninf: at 7:K. c.alniy Strert Qulncy st. and Blaine ar Her. Thomas J. Parsons. Bible school '.)::.;) a. ni.. J. W. Kandall. superintendent. Preaching serrices 10:G0 n. in. and 7:Gt p. m. B. Y. P. U. C:4." p. ui. Midweek service Wednesday evening. i .Mount ZJon Ilaptlt ll'i N. Birdscll St. Fvinlng service 7:.0. Prayer meeting Thursday S:00 p. m. limt swedluli Cor. Laurel and Napier sts. Services IU :"0 a. m. and 7:C0 p. :n. every ether Sunday. Bev. I'. W. Jewell will preach. CHKISTIAN. I'irt Main St.. soiun of public library, Bev. John M. Alexander, pastor. Morning Bible school 0:ir. J. Holland Witwer. suporlntenilent. Morning service 10:40. Christian Fmlearor j:l." j. in. F. veiling, service 7:r:o. .Morning nor-iilp K':0. Serincn : "Libera ting tho Bruised." Fveninff wr&hlp at 7 :::o. Senior C. K. at i; :!.". Junior C. F. Saturday afternoon at - :U0. Pniyt-r and rais:. service Wednesday evening at T:"U. Indiana Avenue - Ir.Oianu and Witwer nvs. Hiv. Ctrl I Franklin, pastor. Bible school J ::M a. in.. Fred Wilson, superintendent. Services 11 a. iu. and :'.'.() p. m Junior Fiob'.ivor -::vi p. ni.. Mrs. A. L. Brenner, superintendent. Senior Fndeavor i::u p. in. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:".0 p. ni. Linden Avrniif liureh of ( Iirist I.indeu j v. ami Carlisle st. F. Allen M.issey, pastor. Preaching 10::;u a. ni. and 7:."0 p. in. Sunday school " :"0 p. m. C. Jh at ::.' p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 :.':o p. ni. i;van;llical anso( iatio.n. I lr-t Lafayette and Monroe sts.. J. II. Kvan. pastor. Sunday school at !:oO a. m.. Ceorge J. Long, superintendent. Morning sermon at 10:.".0 a. in. F. veiling; serm n at 7 i. m. Voiniff Peojile's Alliance at ::50 p. m. Mis t iara LockstJult, pr.siilect. Mid-week, servl.is: Prayer in -. 1 1 1 1 Tues.lay and Wednesday evenings at 7:110 elock. (iracr Lincoln Way west and Brick av. Bev. Daniel D. Speieuer. minister. Morniug theme: "The Maguet of the :v-s." P. A. servliv at u:4a p. ni.. V-ni O'Dell, iiresloeiit ; tople. "Favrite , Fdblo Characters." led by (ieorge Devluo. j Fveninff service 7 :".; thme. "TJio Lord's t.outroversy. iiour oi prayer ami iueviinff of the official 1onrd Wtilnesduy at 7:: p. m. .Mix pah Corner M.tin ana Monroe sts.. Bev. John o. Molcr. Sunday school D:oU a. in., F. F. Burgetur, superintendent. Seimons at W:4." a. m. and 7:."ai p. m. Catechetl. ai classes will meet at - ::"0 p. V. 1. A. at o:;,o p. m., Krnraet Jester, president; ubj'ct. "la-vrito Clrancters f tho nude, aa.l Why?" led by Mrs. V. K. Burgetior. The rerlral rviis will enfunuo all next 'week e"ept Saturday. The soncr srvi" lo.I by William tioflvel. Bessi I'.hlnehart ami Mrs. Pearl Whltiuor U'gin at 7::U each evening, and t lie er. u.ou fiillows at S oVIovk. BP. FT UK FN. I'lrat Brethren Church 114 S. Michigan t., Ber. A. 1. Tlioma.. pantor. Sunday school 0:r.O a. in.. Hartley Firestone, superintendent. Mornlnj sorrice 10:r0. Christian ndeaYor G:C0 p. m. ETenlng sorviev 7 :30 I'irtt Church of the Brethren Miami st. and Indiana ar.. He. M. Clvdo Homt. Sunday sch.xl a. ru. Men'a Bible class In charge of the pustor. Woinea's Bible das? taught by Miss Cora V. Wis. Preaching 10:CO a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Se'oud Church of the Drethrea CnshIng and Van Baron st. Rtx. J. G. Grater, pastor. Sunvlay hool at a. m.. G. A. Senseman. superintendent. MornlngrT. ice lQ.ZO. Frenlng sorrt'e 7:U). Christian workers' meeUnff at 6I0 p. m.; Joba Austin, president. Prayer meeting Tuesday S;f0 p. ni. cxiTr.1) nnrTHREN. Conference Memorial TreacMng 10:4' a. ra. and 7:4) p. m. Sunday school :C3 a. m. Christian h'ndenror 6:30 p. m. ilidTek servi.se Wodnesdjy 7: 45 p. m. I.ITIIERAX. Holy Trinity English -Sherman aT. and Lim!ey st.. Kv. Albert II. Ko k. pastor. Sunday s.,-l 5.l."i a. rn.. F. Mott. superintendont. Men's BiMo olass taught by the pastor. Women's clas taught by Miss Homutb. Young ladi.s class tanght by Mls John.n Chief senir with sorrnoti by th pastor at 10:."X) . in. Vespers with sormn by the pastor at 7 :W p. ni. Luther l-i;;ue nt ):."j p. nt. : topic. "W. .man's Ministry of Mf-r. y." The brotherhood Mill ii;c! ..u Monii.it eronlng ai ib bom of S:nm:el linur-i, 11 .T

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Lafayoito st. Fvery moml.or is urged to bo prostit. TLe njissi,n study class -will meet Tuesday at '1 .'Ai p. m. at the homo of Miss Iodema Weuer. )7 Cushiug .t. This elan is open to all tho women of th -on-greirut Im. Si-rvia on Wednesday at s:tt p. ni. T'bo Bible study will bo on Jimi'-s 1 :l--7. Tho ator will hive barge. Plo-a-o bring your Bibles. Tho juniors will meet at tho church on Friday at .'. :"o p. m. Choir rehearsal on Friday at 7:F p. rn. St. I'muI'm d'trir.nn-.TeSVrson bird, and William st.. Her. Henoch Holle. German orvIee at. 10:30 a. m. Sunday seji0ol at Uo a. ni. Morning subject: "The Ohuiv'u." livening subjevt: "FaiQ'a." Z.lon's Evangelical- ('orcor F. Wayne nnd St. Peter sta.. Bev. Martin Goffeney. pastor. (toria Dei Swedish Chapin ar.d K?ir ft.. Hor. Gottfried uNon. Sunday school 0:01 a. rn. Serviced t 10:30 a. ni. and 7:30 p. m. EPISCOPAL. Si. .fame- Lafayette St.. north of Washington ar. Parish house-, :iW W. Colfax a v. High Bev. John Hazer) White. D. I)., bishop of the dlocose of northern Indlnna. rector. Her. II. H. White. var. 7:3o holy communion; H :3 Sunday si-lurol: 11 :'. nornInff prayer and sermon: ,":ir. evening prayor. Morning sermon by the icar: subject. "The Fear of tiio Fnknow-n." 1 :: o. children's service. All-ihiy's me-tlng of ladies of parih Tuesday at pnrls hoiiso. Mon's dinner Mouday evening at Oliver. Second meeting of South Bond district of auxiliary In Goshen next Wednesday. Pleae take 'J oVIovk car. Service at 11 o'clock. Trinity Hungarian Lafayette st., near old court house. Her. Victor Von Kubinyl. rector. Services at s;) a .in. and 10:00 a. rn. Bible class Thursday at 7:45 p. ra. (Hl'Rfn or GOP. Service aro bold In Melville hall. 212 S. Iafayette st. Sumlay school at 10 a. m. H. O. Cuff el. superintendent. Bible study at 11:00 a. m.. Ml-s Lois Thompson, leader. Bcrcan class on Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Mary LVrdray, 1131 S. Lafayette st. .SEVENTH DAY AD VENT I ST. Seventh Day Adveutist services on Saturday In Melville hall. Pastor Allen Moon In cbarg? Sabbath school at 9:30 a. m. Preaching- service at 10:30 a. ra. SCIENTIST. Firt Church of ChrUt Main anl Madison sts. Services Sunday at 11 :00 a. m. and 7:30 p. ra. Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Y. M. C. A. Y. M. C. A. meetings will ne held every Sunday afternoon, especially for men, in the auditorium of the boys' building. A special speaker will bo secured for each Sunday and special music will be furnished. Y. W. C. A. Young Women's Christian association building open 3 to 7 p. ni. Sunday. The business women's Bible class will have charge of tho vesper service at the Young Women's Christian association on Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. An address on "F-nvlronment" will bo given by the Her. W'. N. LaMame. the evangelist at. the Grace M. F. church. Tea will !) served after the rvioe by a oommitOee from the Bible class. INTERNATIONAL BIBLE SCHOOL ASSOCIATION. Melville hall. "l'J S. Lafayette St. No collection. Come. SPIRITUALISTS. Tho Spiritualists will hold services at the home of .Mr. and Mr. S. B. Weaver, 1010 Franklin st.. Sunday at 7:30 p. ni. C. Look ridge, lecturer. TEMPLE BET II -EL. Corner Lasalle av. and Taylor st. Abraham Cronbach. rabbi. "Hellgiou Aspeot of Goethe's Faust." by Babbl Cronba.-h. Selections from the music of Faust will be provided by tho -hdr. A continuation elas has been organized at the temple and will hold its iir-t sc-sion Saturday tifternoou at 4. NEW TIIOCCillT. New Thought services will be held Sunday evening. 7:15, at 135 Vistula av., over Mueller's grocery. M. A. Bruimer. lecture:-. SALVATION A It MY. Hall 412 S. Michigan St.. in charge of Capt. William Conway. Meetings every night in the week except Monday. Sunday services ns follows: Sunday school at '2 p. m.; salvation meeting at S p. m. Fvery. body is welcome to theo services. CITY IIKS( I E MISMON. 11." F. Jefferso-i bird. Bay A. Bird, superintendent. Sunday s-bool at 3 o'clock with class for all. Evening serrioo at 7 :.".o with half hour of ool fashioned snug. Fat Fmmons will speak on his past story. CATHOLIC. St. Patrick.--IJoT S. Taylor St., Hev. Johu P. DeGiootc, C. S. C, pastor. axv niae at 7:30. 0:0o a. m. Solemn high mass and sermon nt 10:30. Baptism nt -:00 p. m. Venpors at 3:30 p. in. Sunday school at 3:00 p. m. Meeting of church Societies at 4 :00 p. m. St. Hedwia-e Polish Corner Scott and Napier sts. Ber. Anthony Zubowioz. C. S. C. pastor. Iaw mass at 5:30. Children's mass at i:00 a. ni. High iuaes at 9:V0 -:0o p. m. Vespers at 7:30 p. m. St. Man:fteff l'olikh 415 N. Lincoln st. Ber. Boinan Marcinlak. pastar. Mass at l:u, 7::J and 10:30 n. rn. St. Calmlr'a PolUh-1 S Webster st. l ow mass at 7 a. ni. High mass at 10:00 a. rn. Vespers at 2:00 p m. St. Adethon's FolUh Olive and Grace ats. Her. John Kubaeki. pastor. Dally mass at 7:15 a. in. Holy hour Wednesday evening at 7:30. Suuday mass 7:30 anil rou a. rn. St. Jsrph Hill st. and Lata lie ar.. Patrlok J. Carmil. C. S. C, pastor. Lotr masses at 70 and I :t0 a. m. High mass at 101. Benediction 3:00 p. m. Sunday school at 2:30 p. m. St. Stephen's Hungarian Thomas . and McPherson st. HeT. Alexander Varlakr, paster. Maw at S:00 and 10:1 a. m. Sunday aohool at -:W p. m. Benediction at 3;00 p. m. 9rresl Heart Belglan-1126 W. Thomas L Rer. Charles V. Fischer, pastor. Mass at 7:00 and 9:50 a. m. Sunday f- hool at 2:30 p. ni. Benediction at 3.-OJ o. m. Sabred Heart Notre Dame. Low mass at 6:tX) a. m. Students' mass at ;00 a. m. High mass at 10:15 a. m. Vespers at 2:00 p. m. L Mary'a German 431 S. Tvior St.. Rer. J. M. Sherer, C. S. C, pastor. Mass at 7:30 and a. m. Sunday school at 2:30 p m. GETS BIG AUTO ORDER NHAV YORK, Jan. 23. President, ifenry Ford, of the IV.rd Motor Co.. announced this afternoon that a F.urovan nation had onlered 4 0.0o0 cars for immediate shtpment. These will be used for military sorice. TIUAli FKH. 2. Trial in the case of Wllhur Hool. S. Michigan st.. who i rharged by Pitrolman IVter F.udynski with keeping A house of ill fame, will ho hold Feb. It wan set for tht time when called for trial Friday mornins.

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Board of Works Still Debating on Michigan St. Improvement Resurfacing of Street to Come Up Tuesday. Although no definite action ha.s lC'cn taken By tho. board of works on tho proposed construction of the Michigan ?t. sower. Pres't E. M. Morris believes that the work will he deferred at least several months. Since the mass meeting; held several nights ago the matter lias been informally discussed by the board, according to Mr. Morris, hut no decision has as yet been reached as to plans for the future. "Juduin? from the attitude of the people at the mass meeting the time is not yet ripe for the construction of the sewer and the placing of now pavement," said Mr. Morris last night. "This is only my personal opinion and I am not speaking for the board of works as a whole. It is probable that the work will be deferred until during the latter part of the summer or perhaps for a year. The people seem to think that under the existing; business conditions the construction of tho sewer and pavement would not lie advisable at this time. Also some believe that trade on Michigan st. would be hindered if the work was in progress during the spring months. "It is my opinion that material for both the street and the sewer improvements could be secured cheaper now than within a few months or a year, and this is one of the reasons the board felt it advisable to start the work at this time. Xo doubt tho Michigan st. sower could bo used longer but we are all agreed that there is a necessity for a new pavement in the business district. The matter will probably come up for discussion at the board meeting Tuesday and some definite action taken at that time. Many of those who first Objected to the improvement have changed their attitude and favor the proposition." Mr. Morris also stated that the boanl has received expressions from many interested persons, both for and against the construction of the sewer. TERRE COUPEE LAD IS RUN DOWN BY TRAIN Was Walking on Lake Shore Tracks and Failed to Note the Approach of Passenger. One death was directly traceable to yesterday's snow storm. .cipha Wiltfong, IS. of Terre Coupee was the victim. Ho was run down by an east bound Lake Shore train near New Carlisle hill Friday afternoon. Wiltfong had been to New Carlisle to purchase some clothing and was walking along on the tracks when the train approached from the rear. At the same time a freight was trying to pull up the grade at the hill and tho extra noise is thought to have kept the youth from noting the approach of the passenger His body was badly mutilated and identification was made through tho goods ho had purchased. He is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward YVlltfong, two sisters, Cecilia and Murena, and two brothers, Carl and (Jcorge. Coroner Swantz was called and viewed the body. He will hold his inquest Monday. ENTERTAINMENT PLANNED South llcnd Hive to Hae Social lciiing on Fob. r. Arrangements were made at the lleyler hall last night by the South Bend hive. Xo. 4, L, O. T. M., for an entertainment and social time to be given Feb. o. The entertainment will consist of a play to be given by the entertainment committee and special music to be given by quartets and soloists. Kach lady will bring a comic valentine and a game will be made out of them. During the course of the business session three applications for membership were accepted. The remainder of the evening was spent in social session. ilUDJiGHE. COLDS GONSTIPATIO Tonight! Clean Your Bowels and Stop Headache, Colds, Sour Stomach. (let a 10-cent box. S Take a Cascaret toniulu to eloanse j your Liver, Stomach and Fowels. and i you will surely feel great by morning. You men and women who have headache, coated tongue, a bad cold, are bilious, norvoits. upset, bothered with a sick, gassv. disordorod stomach, or have backache and feel all worn out. I Are you keeping your bowels clean ! with Cascarets or merely forcing a ' passageway very few days with salts. ; - t y 1 rt ?r T.ill: . t- c-1 . . - -i10 i Cascarets immediately cleanso and regulate the stomach, remove tire sour, undigested and fermenting fond and foul gases; take the xeess bile from the liver and carry off tho constipated waste matter an 1 prison from tho bowel.. Kemembor, a Cascaret tonisht will straighten on out by morning. A lO-ffnt fropi your ilrutruist means hoalty boel action; a clear ln-ad n tui 'hoerfulness for months. In't forret the children. Advt

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white and putty shades; old rose. Priced p?r.d.$3.95 at SAYS ROAD SALESMEN ARE GETTING ORDERS JJusinoss Outlook is (Gradually (irowinir Bettor Siys Hradfet roots' Iteport. NEW YOItK, Jan. 22. Diadstreefs report for Saturday ivays: "Promise and performance appear closely linked In the reports- received this week. Favorable sentiment Is no less strong and optimism, if anything, more in evidence but accompaniying these were signs that expansion, gradual and cautious though it may be, is talking place in a. number of lines. "First in importance are the accumulative evidences that export trade is developing in a perfectly marvelcus way; that war demands are taking up all loose stocks of a arlety of products; that owing to insistent foreign demand grain is selling at the highest prices In 20 or :J0 years at this date and that domestic demand is growing in a number of line?. "There i.s less unemployment now than in December, cotton despite a heavy advance is selling actively with a. good effect on southern sentiment. Good snow covering has improved the fall planted wheat outlook; cool weather and clearance sales have benefited retail trade and reduced already slim stocks and jobbing trado for spring is larger. Finally, stimulated by cheap money and low prices speculation in securities ha.s broadened and gives promise of still further accentuating the more cheerful feeling with which the American business world views the prospects of home and foreign trade expansion. "In many lines inquiries are larger suggesting potential business of healthy proportions. Retail dealers are stimulating trade by clearance s;Ues nnd it is noteworthy that despito reports of much Idleness numerous markets say final distribution is equal to and in some instances better than at this time last year. "Road salesmen are beginning to feel the results of cheerfulness. Industrial operations are increasing with steel plants working at a slightly better rate, copper mines are resuming, Pacific northwest lumber mills are reopening, running time at coko ovens has increased, automobile factories are gradually expanding outputs, plants making motor trucks for Europe are busy, southern, cotton mills are working full time, some coal mines have enlarged production, prominently located ship builders are experiencing an excellent demand for vessels, railway traffic is growing. "Lumber shows unmistakable evidence of improvement although progress ic slow." ANNUAL PARTY IS HELD Sophomore Make Merry at Hish School Gymnasium. A largo crowd of sophomores interspersed with a few upper classmen enjoyed the annual party given by the sophomore class in the high school gymnasium Friday niht. As each boy entered the irj m he was gien a card with the n ime of a state of the I'nion, wliM each girl was gien tho name of a capital of a state. In order to pet suppe- the boy had to bunt out tho girl with the corresponding capital, and faihre to do

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Henry Ford Tells Commission at New York of New Attitude of the Employer Towards His Employes. NEW YOItK, Jan. 22. "The institution of a new order, treating men like men, in man fashion, has brought out much of human salvage, and proven that barriers between employers and employes thought to exist and which often do exist, can be largely removed." Henry Ford, tho Detroit manufacturer ami philanthropist thus summed at Friday's session of the federal industrial commission the amazingly successful results of the first year of the Ford Motor company's profit sharing plan. "We will guarantee to take f i ry man out of Sing Sing and make a num of him." Mr. Ford added inipres.-dvt iy. A burst of applause swept through the aldermanic chamber in the city hall at this confident assertion. Samuel Gompers. president of the American Federation of Labor, p;--sented labor's own view of th joint obligations of capital and labor. Hi this meant hunger for the unfortunat e. Boys dressed in girls' gymnasium suits played basket ball against "real" boys and tool: their measure by a score ef 7, to . Many folds for "two arms around' and 'h.ddink'" were called on the male participants. The young "ladies" who contested were Lon Walters. .limmie Kise. Glenn Stouffer. I. Hatfield a ml It. Ilurger. A relay race in which the contestants ran backward also featured. Following a grand inarch. Walter J. Ka.maiopili of the Y. M. C A. entertained with several solos, and grimes were played. After supper dancing was enjoyed. ENTERTAIN YOUNG PEOPLE Meinlers Prmide Program For tlu Luther League. Entertainment were provided for of the Gloria Di church Friday ni: parlors by the Mis and refreshments the Luther league Swedish Lutheran ;ht in the church os Hazel and Hildur Peterson and . occasion was tho meeting- of the lea tor of Minnesota gave a brief talk. Agon Peterson. The regular nunthly g'JO. 1.-. J. Ches. was present and The next monthly gue will be held on nief-'.ine of the le Feb. : run-: does damage. HAKRTSHFRG. Pa.. Jan. 22. Fire ef unknown origin ear'fcv Friday damaged the electrical departim-nt and thmoulding shops of the Harrisburg Pii.e and I'ipi- I'endleg work. Tin loss will exceed J 15.0 in.'.

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testimony attained sensational heights when he charged that the Kocckefrller foundation ha.s a proup of its officials on the government payroll?, .hu aro using the franking privilege iu flood tho country with propagandist literature. Again there was tumult in the chamber when Mr. Uompers denounced as insultinu' a question framed by Walter Drew, counsel for the National Erector association, relative to the responsibility In danisms of a union fur injury resulting fx in strikes', boycotts and dynamite outrages. .Mr. Drew was silenced by Chairman Walsh when lie attempted to reply to Mr. iJompers and a man who shouled a question, was ejected from the gallery. Jt was the recital of Mr. Fe.rd. however, which held the deepest attention. Modest, srf effacing, nervous. Mr. Ford diffidently requested Chairman Wals-h to read for him the remarkable human document in which were set down like a Utopian dream. "You ask eoir purpose In establishing the profit sharing plan." said Mr. Ford. 'eur first reason was to fivo justice to the co-vnrker. We do not regard it as in a:v srno ;L ift or eharity but 'inly due reward for service. "The object." continued he. simply to better the finaneial and moral statues of the men." HOME AND MOTHER WILL BE THE TOPIC 'Jii'iii'- and Mother," an adcles i.r Rev. James L. Gardiner. I). D., will be the principal feature of the i.nir.g at the Y. M. C A. Jan. 2 whvn thfirst annual ".Mother and Sons ; t-T'-g'ther" will I" given by the bos" division of the a-.-ocIation. Tin- evening will ulco be featured 1-y a talk by Frank H. ''heb-v. boys' secretary, on "How the Yihiiik Men's Association Can Help Your I'.oy". Walter Kamaiopili, as iciate secretary, will sing a solo. "Mother Mac Kree". J. Ames, general secretary of the Y. M. C. A., will give a b-ture a room -P inb'd by stereopticon slides on "Doings of Our Hoys". John F. Campbell will act as teiastmastf r. The banquet vhich will precede th.. lect irrs will ronsist of the folio ving: Consomni" with egg hall", cra'ker. olies. celery, roast veal with dressing, masheil potatoes, wax beans. hut bread- ice cream, cake and coffee. HOT TEA BREAKS A COLD TRY THIS Get a small package of Hamburg F.reast Tea. ..r as tin- German folks call it. "Hatnl-urge r Hrust Thee." at any pharm-o y. Take a taMrspoonful of the tea. put a cup of boiling water upon it. pour through a siec ar.-' drink a teacup full at any time, it Hie most effective way to break a oM and cure grip, as it opens the pore--, relieving co'ig.-stj.m. Als., loosen.- tlm bow. Is. thus breaking- a cold at en- e. It is i n- p'-nsi o and entirely veg--taide. therefore harmless. Advt.