South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 58, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 27 February 1915 — Page 2

SUNDAY

I'veryono Lh invited Co attend the services in South Head churches. All ats are free. Itcgular as well m specla service are announced below. Pastors are invited hy The NewsTime manureunit to bviul the paper outlines of their Hundar .sermons that thev may he read by tlie 00,000 News-Times readers in the Monday edition. Through thin medium tho sermon-s can lx? addrevctl to a congregation which Im ever more than city-wide.

MET1IOIUST. 1 :!-.'. Main st.. Lev. Ibnry L. D.ttIi, pt.-r. ( inc. ting J :'.; Sunday 'Voil rj:?ji), J. i Ic.wsLcr, superintendnt. Sermon pi.jo a. ri. and 7 :00 p. in. Prayer meeting Wclne-May evening. Morning t!:em "Mth Latcn Garments." l.r tl.e Lj. worth Ie:t'ir . i. in , fl'-j-t, "U'il;. .!!, to WitJ SiU" I'J I". H. i'I.-U-.v. I 1 1 Lnuiioiii will S i m:i k at tin evening fnl(f. M. I'aul'ft Memorial -( o'.fax and Lftporte av. T'. r. .) .iir.es L. Gardiner. I. I)., paMr. Sunday s'-ii.'l at 'J conducted by Sunt. Menitt C. P..ale. At 1:4. the minister will r-. i -1 1 or. -The Pharisee vs. the i 'u r.ii. .tTi, i.r I'ri-I-xn. 1 1 1 1 1 : ; 1 li 1 3 Lpwrih rts'u-, ):.'. MNs G.nvc P.ever-. I i !",-. At 7:F in. I r. ;.trii:i. r will sj.t-ak :i r.'.ic subject, "A J..i riiih'tr Le Story." At the ni'i nint: MTvi- the holr will sing "G"l Il.ith Appointed a I'ay." by Tour. and "Go.1 Send the Night." by SonnTville. At the evening '-rvl-t? Gerald Hunt will ims I-r a b.is On 'f..:nrlny evening the subject fr llfj!in will be, "Wli.it .! ijs Taught t'oiK t-Tniii; Prayer.' (.rarr Servh-ei In the iiPt- t.ihern:iie. corner S. Mlchlgnr nnd Haney st., Kev. F K. Ioughertv. pastor. Sunday school t':30 a. in. 1'; enchlng at 10:4.". a. m., 3:00 j. in. aiil 7 :'') p. m Morning theme. 'Th I'm- -f t ltti r-l. At t!ilfl utv1-h tlie pa-b-r vi!l receive a !.-' of probationers into ?e church. las in'tln. 12. .Iwnli'i- mnrxatl n. '2 :'.'J . in. Tin hiMrfn's pr?ntInTs" 1.ipm will iiifn-t 1 1 ii tJi .hml'r -ni trr'iitl'u. l'.wi.rth 'i:u' . m., le:il-r, Mrs. 'Myth' r.i:n h; n'ilj t, " WiijS.nu to Win Siii'." I'.Ktrd i'f stewards MhihI.it vfiiiiik'. 1'riiyr M-rvi WMliiPsiay, 7 p. in. Lowt-Il llriglit Mii!T ami I r.ui'is sts.. V. 11. p.isfr. S.uiolay school ::..) a. in., it. M. .Mttt. sup.-nntciHlPiit. I ' ii 1.1 1 worship 11 a. m. and 7 :".'.) p. in. Kpworfli l.-:iiw at p. in., Mis IVarl llvaiii. I'adr. Trinity P.!nliu ami Va.ir nv . Kev. Mnhin '. Hunt. Sunday j ln..d i::o a. in. II. N. KIM'T, snpt. Morning wursidp ln:4.".. pworth h;K'io tj:l," j. in. livening -frvi''e Mornins: !iljH t. "TIi'' !: I. Kst run-." At .' p. m. a inv:in f'r ni'-u only: -ub-(; "S:it;lll's Suloiuiriui-s." Kpwortlt Um'U" at t'lrl". JJoy lUvd. lida. I'.i,' !!ra ii s:l it i- srvi- at ni.clit. Musi. in -ha r;: if S. riark Kad. Sermon. "Twn riirs." Tli revival in-tlns -will run-linn-fvry niht this week Nut Saturdny. Monday nljclu is i;rtli'iho.l ni'nt: siiN- .! t. "Two Ways." Friday nljrht will ! Suii'lay s-'hool nlsjlit; liil. Iron's rlun. 'ottaK prnyT inootins Tmday and Friday iinrnlns at l'l. Fnlon prayer at Iiun h W'diu-day. p. in. This is t Intlio l;xt vt'ck of tin spoolal nuTtiiiL's. S t til I Memorial Mirliigan ami Virtoriit. tv llvx. .1. V. M Kay. p-istor. Sunday n-liooi :it i:4" n. in.. A. Kattoriifinrii I-, Sonnon ly pas. or. 11 a. in.: sul.jt-rt. "MI-'-'Ioiis." Iy risjut'st of the Woman's For'dirn Missionary s'i,ty. I'pwortli loa'u1 at t'r.'.'si; sulj",-t. "Win-ui' to Win Somic." I.-ad-r. Mis a".:i Fskm. From hln at 7:.'J: sut.j'' "t. "rao Trauody of Itn-IlhistraC.-d ly Sliakosp-ai-''s " :LdI." i'ray-r nn-otiii 7 :'.' t W'm1iu-s-day rv'nln. I'pwortli Memorial ' iTncr Lincoln liijrhwnv wrt and Olie St.. tlo Kit. Jcsv W. Hunrh. i n t r : (,!:iudc Voiinjr. 1 isdtant pastor. Sunday srliool at :'.U) h. ni.. 1,'laudo Vount'. BUitorlntcndc nt. Sunday m1ioo1 a. in., 'rmonotfo 1 r tl.o :astr. Morning' su!j--i-t. "Tho Mr.isuro of a Man." Lnvort li U'.iiruo at :.:o p. m. lod hy MiH Fva F.urko; su'js-t. "WinMMIIi- to Will Sillll"." F.VMlitlff tlo!!!1", "For.nai Aoot:;ifl thlllty." Fra; vr mooting Friday vrnint: at 7 :.".. lod hy tlio past r. FhiPir'TTn i 1'iin li Saturday at 10 a. ni. in rliaro of t i s pastor. Kopulflr monthly lii'-otin f ofti.-ial hoard 1 riday rvoniiiK at ( of praT sor i . .rrioau I.ifayctt and Wayno ts.. Kov. H. S. Mil!or, pist-r. Sunday solioid V a. im.. John Ko.-li. snporintrudent. I'rMohins 10:." n. m. and, 7 :". p. in. Fpworta loaffuo 7:o) p. in. Pravrr lnrt-tlnK 'fdnotd iy i:4." p. in. Vrlejn Sample st. ami Mariitti nv.. Uev. F. . Sjdth-r. pastor. Morning srvh o lotr.i) llvt nlnc rviro 7 :.".n. Sunday )i-iuol : :.".i a. in. Fiayt-r mooting Wednosday rvoniiitr. 7 :.,. Miinim i haprl -Pivision rd.. the fx. laud Vtoinp. jator. Sunday si-hool at It) h. in.; Mr. ltuio-li. suporintondont. F.pwortli loaUf .it '.:( i. in. Mim-oti h:ip-I Fpworth loi'uo at 1 p. ; in. led Iy MKs Hfincirf IloNtoii ; sulj''t.! W In sonio to Win Some." Fxoniujr worship; 7, proatdiinr by to pntor; thonu. 'Do- riiiof t'ornor Stonp." I. Fotor. Mt. riemint--Kov. Claude Vounp. pastor. Sunday s -hooj 10 t'olo k ; Mr. fasM-ls, Mil'friiitrnilfiit. Mt. rinit!it Mr. Fassrls. suporintMidnit. Mmin? worship at 11. pr-t hln' hy t ho pastor; tlpnic, "T!io Mt l'rf'ious Vrtage hapcl -Itor. Flaudo Ynini?, pistor. Sunlay d 10 a. m.; Mr. I'nUrt. tuiporlnt-nd'iiT. Moniin worsl.lp at 11 oVIo.'k. No othor sorvi-. l'ortage Chapel Sunday ? hool at lo a. m. No othor ervl's. Kier I'ark-S. bVvrnth .. Hot. A. W. Smith, pastor. Sunday s.-hool a :20 a. yi. ; F. i:. Wolfe, suporintenitont. FuMi." worship wih frnin, li):l." n. in. and 7 .0) p. ni. Junior loiuo at 3 p. m. Lpwortli loacu nt ' :',' p. m. Kltrr Park SovoMtooiit h st. Sunday f ho-d p. m.. Fmina Furkoy. ;uiTlntoidout. Junior U-auo 3 p. ni., Mrs. John Soy incur , s;ipriiitondont. I'rayr iios'tint VodnoK,iay v.-nlny at 7 :"0. I'roftohlnc porvhs p):io a. in. ami 7 p. in. K'pwortli loacuo, Shcnuan .Naft.Kor. h-ador, 0 p. m. Al KH AN M. E. Ol'.tet A. M. i:.- Kf-v. C. Kiaery Alien, I). pastor, olu W. Monroe Irjchinp It) .:'.',) a. m. Sunday school n:(.x p. m. riMi-LItiir T:4' p. t:i. t'las. uuctliis 1- m. Zlon A. I. E. Iv. It. V. r.oin, pastor. PrrarM:: U ? u n. ni. .n::d p. m. Sutidir s. o 1 ::") p m. Frayor u:oetln Vt'd;u'sl ,y on':: liilor A. M r. II. Taylor, pa-t r. Mori.iuir pro.i.:.i:: proavhln at 7 : Zifn Chapel Pev. W. ini'liy s.-hod at I ::'.. ;it ' .lo:i-". L veiling l'HEi: MI.TIIOIIT. Mrtliodit - I'cr.-.isvlvan'.t ar. and Sunday P.jsh S !;col t.. II. N. Fo:;:k. l:3o a. m. turnr pastor. Pat-on. supciInteudeat. Preaci.ing scrvFet at lo :30 a. m. and 7 :3i n Itiver Park Free Mrthndlut Fourteenth and 'lne sts. L. S. J inning!, pr.stor. Sunday k hool . :;.o a. ui. Proa. Ling 10.30 n. lu. Young lYorde's ir.eetl .g C:30. l r;i ii Y. P. Me, t!:.g 'A p. in . MUhawaks ill Piver I'ark. Prra-.hirii 7:30 p. in. I'K1H 1 EKIAN. 1 lrt C-r. 3:.i::gt ';i av. and Ljfayftte St., K?v. CLaric-i A. i.ippluvott. D. P.. iiJ.i'.ster. Lev. lK-wnrd J. "l!fford. aiocjate xulnittf r. ML-- CLarL'tte M Partridge. as-.istint to the luinK'.er. Pahlh: Morning uhj (. "iu- Kiadoiu of eviiii g. "I U- Hei.rt and the M",ut!.." P.I! : - !. oi at '.t:.u (. in. Men's It!;.;. la' at '. :. a. in. I i i .i t Sunday after:. at i o . w. Program l.v t he .h...ir of s. Paul- M. F. Mnn ri..l c!:,r.-, :i. .lur. I. r Fnde.-.V'.r a a .'t r- o. Y. P. . af ; : 1 .". j.. ia Mi. In.-, k n. ct:!t W !:: day at p :.i a i w a ei Trinity-C-r C. v r.v. and St P. ter st.. K- v. J..h:. P..1- i.s. p. st .; . P.Iide -Loo.' i :Va). .1. P. W !.it. n. in. s ;p.-r Intend;'nt Pr-aj Ling -ii c pi;43 a. lu. and T : p a. ioi H,eti:g I-, . c.-;. l!ie .;.. ..f t !.e J'ai.'e hool I ,.-.- t r al.d t'.e .pc:,i;;g of tie i.cruiLg wo.-hi. v ..ii;iiu Fndei.r at

pv t:it p. in. Morn In c thni". "TL .Sin of Not Interoedlnp." Lvfnin?, "Th Lrproy of Sin." Chorus choir sink's In tho morning and erfiJng. orchostra plays t.fvr.il Km -'-tions -r(-h Sunday on1njj. I'niyr tnotlntr followed ly choir practl on W-dr-s.Iay t-vt-iiinif- KnlsrhtN of St. I'aul hoys" m.s-Tln and orchctni pravtloo Friday rilriu'. Cottajre prayer mtlnc In -a li f th four districts. Iidl's' Aid society meeting at th church Tuday aft-r-UOO-ji. Vi'e.tnilnster Rev. If. F. Hosttter, pnstor. Suml iy s hool D:.'i a. ni. I'ublic worship 10:4" a. m. and 7 :."0 p. ni. Momlnsr them, "In Wstmlimter Chur-h Worth While?" Fvcnlnjr. -'One,. I Wnn Pdind. Now I Sec." Junior C. I. 1 p. m.. infirm-dint.- C. F.. Senior C. K. HV'ak uljO. r. "i mpro Injr our FraytT M tin." Th. Fhilotlu-a class will entertain in the church parlors Monday evening. Annual coL'rc-.itioi nl mstlnr Wednesday evening, with supper nt 7 o'clock. Crunintow n ( hureh Dr. Thompson, superintendent. Sunday school '2 W p. w. Frcacliiti frvice 3 :"0 p. m. Hope Leer and Dayton sU., Georfre WllJliim Allison, li. V.. mlniter. ltilde Kcuod 'j::At. L. A. Walker, superintendent. Classes for all attendants. Morning worship 10::4.". sermon topic, "I Uelieve in ;od." V. F. S. C. i:.. r,:i:,. topic, "What Will Improve Out Frayer MetiiiKs?" I. Cor. 14:1-11'. F.venlng wrshl with evan-t'ellsti-sermon in 7:.'U, theme, 'Teus (vhrist and the CUhlreii." Mid-week ineotlug Wedm srlay ?n 7 :'.V p. ra.. topic. The American Indian." Teachers' training c;: nt S::;0 Wednesday evening. The puhlic is cordially Invited to attend and oarticlpate in nil thse servlis-s. Itockhlll I'nion Sumption Fraine road, one-quarter mile west of Olive t. Itlhle f hool nt :-!') . m., Owen Wfcitepian, iiiperlutendetit ; international lessons. lteligious worship at 3:Fi p. m. In charge or Llder Harris. (runier Itrv. J. P.. Donaldson, pastor. Sunday s. hool lrtax) a. m. Preaching 1 :Tt p. in. C. t. 7:( p. in. II imcarUn Corner Wasliinpton a v. and Cherry st., IJev. It. ltertok, pastor. UAI'IIST. I ir.t -Main and Wayne st.. Her. 'h.i A. Pej-ker. Sunday school i):.') a. in., S. i. Chofil. superintendent. Preaching at 10:1". a. in. Lvenlug service 7:30. Prayer ms'ting Wednesday. 7:lo p. m. Morning suhject. '"Some Fssentials in Christian Wrk." Fvenlng theme. "A (Jreat Sin to iuard Against." The pastor wil! preach at lnth scrvh es after an ats nee of three weeks, p,. V. P. P., leader, devotional committee. Teacher's trainLnir las Wednesday eening ;n iJ:l.". Prayer meet lug Wednesday, i :4. p. m. had. The pator will Ualncy Street Qulncy st. and Diaine at. Pev. Thomas J. Parson. Pihle school 'J:.'.) a. in, .1. W. Kandall. superintendent. Preaching services lu:30 a. in. and 7 :."0 p. in. B. V. P. F. G.4.J p. ni. Midweek service Wednesday evening. Morning theme. "Messianic Prophesies Fulfilled." Fvenlng. "A Converted Skeptic" I'.. V. F. V. leader. Mis M. Neithardt: suhjoct.- "Social .Jains in Heathen Lands." Monduy evening. V(uin0' Peopl's toislness liievting at the chun li. Tuesday. .'! p. in.. Women's Fnlon Pihle clas will inei-t with Mrs. S. Sluss. l-t Sherman av. Wednesday, 7:I." p. ni.. mid-week service at ihurch; toph. rsalm I'rlday. 7 ::;o p. in., dispensational Pdhle class for men and women In Whe Young Women's asnelation chapel. Mount Zion Baplit 113 N". P.lrd'cll tt. Kvcnlng srvko :30. Thursday 8:00 p. m. First Swedish Cor. sts. Services 10:"0 a. every other Sunday, will preach. Prayer meeting Laurel .and Napier m. and . :. Iter. F. W U p. in. . Jewcl CHRISTIAN. I'irst Main st.. souin of puhlie lihrary, Kev. John M. Alexander, instcr. Morning Itilde selionl P:ir.. .1. Kollaiol Vitwer, superintendent. Morning service 10:4). Christian Fudeavcr 0:15 p. in. Lvculng service 7:30. Morning theme. "Th Surrendered Life." Fienlng worship. 7:30. Senior C. P. at 1 : 1 : topic. "Improving Our Prayer Meetings." Junior C. K. Saturday aftern..on at i!::r Prayer and praise service Wednesday evenin- at 7 :.'io. Monday evening nt 7:: the Men's P.ihle class will h.-ue h rally at the hurch. All the men of the church are unreal to attend. 'Joo.l music and Speeches. The School of Methods for t.he P.llde schools of tin Disciples of Christ f sr. Joseph county will Pegln Monday afternoon. March at 3:13 p. in. Further announcements will lie made later. Indian Avenue Indiana and WTtWer avs. Itcv. Cecil Franklin, pastor. Itilde pchooi ',:.i n. ui., I red Wilson, superii tendent J unior It rennet . services 11 a. in. nud '..) p. tn Fndeavor - :30 p. ni.. Mrs. A. L. '. superintendent. Senior Fndeavp. in. Prayer meeting Wednesday m. or 0 :3n 0 p. Linden Avenue Church of Christ Lindon av. and Carlisle -t. I'dwarI Castle, pastor. Freacilng 10: '.0 a. in. and t :30 p in. Sunday s-'liool :..0 p. s-' hool :.(! o. ni. t K At :ru p. m. 7:3 p. m 1'iayer meeting Wednesday at EVANGELICAL As()( IATION. I ir.t Lalayette and Monroe sts., J. II. Kvans. pastor. Sunday school at 'J:."0 a. in., (ieorire J. Long, superintendent. Morning sermon at 10:30 a. in. V. P. A. at 0:30. Ml s Clira Lockstadt. president. Midweek services: Prayer meeting Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at 7:3.0 oVhck. ruoe Linln Wav west and Prick av. Kev. Daniel D. Speioher. minister. Sunday s-hod P::?' a. in.. (Jcorce W Devlne, superintendent. Worship and sermon 10:3,o a. in. Morning theme. "Walking In the Light." Y. P. A. service 0:43 p. m . Vera O'Pell. president. Leader. C. A. Tr'.dle. Toph. What Will Inirove our Prayer Meeting?" Fvenlng t!ieme. "1 t ept Ion." Tuesday. 7:io p. it:., hionlUly husii.ess of the .. F. A. at the home of Mrs. (poller. t'3 Iiiatco.nl av. Wednesday. : p of prayer and teachers' p.iertlnj diy. :.0 p. in.. I-idies Aid s 1 Diatr-oid av. Wednesday, 1 :'.') p. in., hour Thurslety at the home of Mrs. Drew. l'.H.rj Linoln way W. Mltpah Coiner ?,!.ilr. anJ Monroe sts.. Lev, John O. M.sier. Suuday school 9 :."0 a. in., F. F. IJurgener, superintendent. Sermons at 10:45 a. ru. and 7:.') p. m Catecheti.'-al clas-es wijl meet at ,J:.'i p. m. Morning sah.lect. "('rod's Love Demonstrated." Y. P. A. at :.' p. in.. Pin met Jester, president. Lveuiuff subject. "What Will Improve Our Y. P. A. Meeting. V" I.eidcr. Mae Newman. livening -rnioii. "Tlie Leaven of the i.spel." Pegular Y. P. A. nn-nthly husiii,-ss ruetlng Tuesday af 7:43 p. in. Ml-sl ir.ary prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 :30 p. in. Choir practiceon Friday night. The Sunday morning r-ervi.-e will te held in the lutent of the Woman's Missionary society, and tlie offering i- to he given for that purpose. DUET II REN. x rirt Brethren Church 1-14 S. Mi !:!pan t.. F.ct. A. L. Taomas. pastor. Sunday school 0:30 a. tu.. Hartley Firestone. Mipei tnte-ndent. Morning service 10:30. Christian Ludeavor 6:3o p. m. Evening servhv 7:30 I"irt Church of the Brethren Miami ft. and Indiana ar.. Itc M. Clyde Ilorst. Sunday school i :30 a. m. Men's Hlhle rlas in charge of the pastor. Wo.nen's ni!,le ift?s taught by MIs i'ora V. Wise. Preaching 10;; a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Second Churh oT the Brethren dishing arol Van Huron sts. Iter. J. 1. Clrater, p.;-tor. Sunday school at I :."J a. in.. G. A. Sen-eman. superintendent. Morning servh e lo:3o. i:cning service 7 :3 X Christiui workers' meeting at 0-30 p. ui.: Jo!m Austin, presidcut. l'rajer meeting Tuesd i s p ni I Mil I) HKITII K!. . ( or.frrrnrr Memorial TreaTlIng li):43 a. in. and 7 :.'o p. in. Sundiy ciiM 'J :30

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a. m. Christian Endeavor C:30 p. m. Midweek service Wednesday 7:43 p. m. LfTHEHAN. Holy Trinity EaglUh SLerman ar. and Llndsey st.. Iter. Albert II. Keek, pastor. Sunday hod 0:13 a. m., 11. Motts. superlntendf ht. .Men's I'.Ible t!;i" taught by the pastor. Women's class taught by Miss Homuth. Young ladiV class taught by Mis Johnson. Chief service with sermon by the pastor nt 10:30 .. m. Yespers with Fermon by the pastor at 7:30 p. in. ft. Paul's Gernum-setTerson blvd. and William st.. Her. Henoch Holle. German service at 10:30 a. m. Sunday school at i):iKl a. in. Morninir suhiect. "pet.-." Cerman. Fvenlng. "Passion of ChrisL," L'ngli-h. i Zion's Evangelical -Corner IL Wayne and St. Peter d.. He v. Martin Gofney. pastor. Gloria Dei Swedish Chapin and Kerr ft (1,.ti e"l... I ll'a,v,i ltn(U F ifli a .1 y;0J a. ni. Services t i0:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. ETI SCO PA L. St. James Lafayette st., north of Washington av. Parish house. 310 W. Colfax av. KIgh Key. John Hazen White, I). P.. bishop of the dioeese of Dorthem Indiana, rector. Hev. II. It. White, vicar. Holy communion. 7:3o; morning prayer, litany and sermon. ll:to; evening prayer. 0:13. Sermon by the vicar.. Ibdy comiuuuiin 7 :3o. Morning prayer, Utanj- and sermon. 11. Fvenlng prayer, 3:13. Morning sermon by the bishop; subject. "The Ibdy "ouimuuion." Daily services at 7 U.O. io and 4. Monthly ineeiiii": of Woman's auxiliary Wednesday afternoon at 3 with .Mrs. Harry Llliott. Trinity Hungarian S. Lafayette St., near old court house. Rev. Victor Von Kubinji. rev tor. Services at S:00 a .niand 10:00 a. in. Elide, diss Thursday at CATHOLIC. St. Patrick's 377 S. Taylor St., Iiev. Joiiu F. Detiroote, C. S. C, pastor. Low masses at 7:30, 1 :00 a. in. Solemn high mass and sermon at 10:30. Baptism at 'J:00 p. m. Vespers at 3:30 p. m. Sunday school at .3:00 p. m. Meeting of church societies at 4:00 p. m. St. Hedwige I'olish Corner Scott and Napier sts. Per. Anthouy Zubowirz. C. S. C., pastor. 1ow mass at 3:30. Children's mas at 0 :00 a. in. High mass at lix') - :0o i. m. Vespers at 7:30 p. m. M. stanrsr.us I'olish 11I N. Lincoln st. Itev. Konian Maroiniak. pastor. Mass at li :00, 7:30 and 10:30 a. m. St. Caimir' roIl,h 1 S. Webster st Lw mass at 7:3o a. m. High mass at 10:00 a. in. Vespers at 1! :00 p m. St. AdrlhrrPa Polii-h Olive and Grace sts. . Kev. John Kubackl. pastor. Dally mas at 7:13 n. m. Holy hour Wednesday evening at 7:30. Sunday mass 7:30 and &:(H) a. ra. St. Joseph Hill st. and Lasalle av.. PattlcL J. Carroll. C. S. C, pastor. Iow masses at 7:30 and D:0o a. m. High mass at 10:.30, benediction 3:00 p. m Sunday school at '::io p. m. St. Stephen's Hungarian Thomas and Mcpherson sts. pev. Alexander Varlaky, pastor. Mass at S:00 and 10:13 a. m. Sunday school at -:00 p. m. Beaedletlon at 3:0i) p. in. Sacred Heart Belgian llG W. Thomas at. Kev. Charles V. Fischer, pastor. Mass at 7:00 and P :30 a. m. Sunday school at L'30 p. m. Benediction at 3:00 o. m. Sacred Heart Notre Dani' Low mass at 6:oo a. m. Students' mass at 8:00 a. tn. High mass at 10:13 a. m. Vespers at 2:00 p. m. St. Mary C.ermnn 431 S. T.iylor St., Ilcv. J. M. Sherer, C. S. C, pastor. Mass at 7 :3ij and 10:00 a. m. Sunday school at 'J:30 p ni. SCIENTIST. Iirt Church of Cltrlt Main and Madison sts. Services Sunday at 11:00 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school 9:13 a. m. TEMPLE BET1I-EL. Corner Lasalle av. and Taylor st. Abraham Croubacb. rabbi. Service Sunday, 10:3;' a. m., subject, "Purlin In Jewish Tradition." INTEKNATIONAL IIIULE SCHOOL association. . Melville hall. '212 S. Lafaette st. Ncollection. Come. SALVATION A II MY. Hall 412 S. Michigan St.. in xhargc of Capt. William Conway. Meetings every night in the week except Monday. Sunday services ns follows: Sunday school at 2 p. ni.; salvation meeting at S p. in. Every, body Is welcome to these services. SEVENTH DAY AIlVKNTlsT. Seventh Day Adventist services on Saturday In Melville hall. Pastor Allen Moon in charge-. Sabbath school at U:30 a. in. Preaching service at 10:30 a. m. Sl'IKITCA LIST. The Soutn Bend Progressive Spiritualist society will hold services at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Henry. .'Ui3 11. Seventh st., Sunday evening at 7:30. iicitcn of (;oi. St-rvices are Leld in Melville hall, 212 S. Lafayette st. Sunday school at U a. in. K. (). Cuffel. superintendent. Bible study at 11 a. m. C. F. Kallsbaek. leader. P.crea i class on Wednesday evening at tL'l S. Fallows st. Berran meeting on Wednesday evening at t'l S. Feilows st. Y. M. C. A. Y. M. C. A. meetings will be held every Sunday ufternoon. espc-i-i'ly for men, in the auditorium of the b.ys' building. A epedal peaker will be secured for ea 'h Sunday and special music will be furnished. Y. Y. C. A. Young Women's Christian association building open 3 to 7 p. m. Sunday. The bc,-inss women's Bible class will have charge of the vesper serviie at the Young Women's Christian association en Sundav afternoon at 4 o'clock. MISSIONS. Lasalle--.i. It. Schafer. superintendent; Frank Wyntt. mi-ioii worker. Servi -es every night at 7:4-". Co tTee and rolls for the hungry after the meeting. Lverybody welcome. 4 ity 113 F. Jefferson blvd. Bay A. Pdrd. superintendent. Sunday school at 3 p. in. Meetings every night. Mrnaonltr Iluoe 111 W 'ample Meeting every night ec-it Sunday sch x.l J:"h. ", ::"o a:il .Mii i'ay. o'cb'C k.. Week nitrht! at 7:'U. Wuftlilngton At. 1 .';;" W. Washington av. A. ti. S.-h ifer. i:N'rintendt-:.t : brink Wyatt. assiM iate worker. Services etery night at 7:4.". fort'ee and rolls given to the hungry after the iueetin?. THREE SAILORS LOST LIVES Writ Drownctl When Aincri an Ship 1 j C'arib Hit Mim. WASHINGTON". Feb. 27. A ;!ispat'h from Consul (Jen. Listoe ;;t Rotterdam confirms the F.erlin advices received early in the day string three men perished when the American steamer Carib was sunk in the North sea. The men lost were Asst. Kngineer William Rizzell of Pensacola and Fireman Martinez and Trim mer VAnz of Comma. Spain. Mr. Listoe stated the Carib sank ten miles west of Nordeney. apparently having struck a mine. American Minister Van Iyke at The j Ha true cabled the state department that all of the crew of the Amr can ' steamer Kvelyn which also sank in the North s.a after striking a trine, wen reported unotMeially to be afe.

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jObregon Decides to Revoke l,rf r" That Was Aimed at Foreigners After Protests Are Filed. M EX ICO CITY. Feb. 27. Gen. Alvaro Obregon's decree levying onehalf of one per cent on the Invested capital of all business, proceeds of which were to be dedicated to the relief of the poor, was lifted Friday following1 energetic protests by foreign merchants, headed by Americans in business in Mexico City. Formal notification was received from First Chief Carranza at Vera Cruz by M. Paul Lefavire, the French minister, and dean of the diplomatic corps here, that the revisions of the uerreo i-sued bv Ubregon are sus peiuled so far as foreigners are concerned. Immediately upon receipt of the news that business was not to be burdened with the tax American merL chants initiated a movement for the gathering of voluntary contributions for the relief of the poor. The lead ers .state that they hope to benefit the poor equally as much by this method as they would have been under the taxation plan. IJATTLK rS OX. LAI IK DO, Texas, Feb. 27. According to information emanating from Xuevo Laredo this afternoon a preat battle will be fought at Monterey Saturday or Sunday, when the Carranza forces in large numbers will attack that city anil attempt to recapture it from the Villistas. A large Carranza army has been concentrating near Monterey for the past ten days and all the heavy guns available have been sent to their assistance. Tlie Xuevo Laredo garrison has been almost depleted as the result of sending the Carranza troops sout'f from there to reinforce those concentrating. Villa forces in Monterey number 14.000 men with plenty of heavy artil lery. Twentv thousand Ca rrunzistas will make the attack. G MPRUSE 1 BILL IS Democrats Would Welcome Return of Seceding Senators Republicans Are Ready to Renew Filibuster. WASHINCTOX. Feb. L'7. If the administration ship purchase bill is to go down to defeat under the attacks of the republican .iilibusters. democratic bailors expect to have their forces united and present a solid party front when the death blow is dealt. This appears to be th best they can hope for and the end toward which they are laboring. Another session of tbe conference committee was bold Friday night. The conferees are endeavoring to reach a compromise, that will enable the seven seceding democrats to come back into line and .support tbe bill. To accomplish this the committee promise necessarily must provide that the measure will be a purely temporary one, as it is impossible to adopt the house bill in the senate in its present shape. The insurgent democrats have intimated that they would accept the bill in this shape. Under the "gentlemen's agreement" entered into between the democrats and the republicans", this conference report was not to be called up until Feb. 27, which will bo tomorrow. Sen. Weeks, in charge of tlie republican forces, announced Friday night that no matter what agreement the democrats reached the bill would not be permitted to pass. Appropriation bills have been moving with such rapidity and smoothness that democratic leaders mav not i interrupt that procedure until some day next week. Arrangements are under way to obtain action on the Philippine independence bill and the water power site bill, if concluded may put the shipping bill conference report over until the very closing hours of the session. Republican?, fearful of possible eleventh hour parliamentary tactics, are keeping their forces constantly on hand to resume their filibuster if necessary to prevent a vote being taken. lf vl Cf Jk-V v JU T n iS i TNEWS OF INTEREST T TO POLISH CITIZENS rriisoNALs. Walter sosinski. who has been here tin business, left this morning for Milwaukee. Paul Filarczak arrived hre Friday i from Toledo to make his home. j Joseph Kuczbanski, W. Poland St., ' has returned from Detroit where he j has been for the past week visiting 1 with relatives. On his way home he ! stopped at .Saginaw. 1 Stanislaus .yczkowski arrived here ! Friday from (lary for a brief visit I with friends. George Hcrma of Chicago is in the I city on business. Andrew Wagner of Indiana Harbor arrived here Friday on a business transaction. Mrs. Angela Skowronska. who has been here for a few days visiting relatives. left today for her home in South Chicago. Miv- Julia Sobczvk arrived here I from Goshen to spend a few days with j friends. I Mrs. Constantino Wiatrowsk;. j W. Thomas st.. wITb has been ill for i .-cveral days, is now much improved. ; Mrs. Frank Szezeeinska. W. Monroe I st.. has re turned from Chicago, -where j -lie has been for several days visiting lur sister, Mrs. Berime Nadolna. Joseph Chrobacz. S. Walnut st.. has returned from a week's visit with relatives in Chicago. Michael Grzcgorz left Friday for Michigan City r.ftcr a few (lavs' isit ; with triends here. ! . . Adam Zalesniewicz of New t arnsie has arrived here for a few das' visit t with his brother. Stephen Zabsniewnz 1 ;::; W. INdand st. Fdward Kydbwski has ariived here from Toledo to spend a few days

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i i 1 with relatives and friends. lie is tho Miest of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Traine, M4 V. Thomas st. Miss Klizabeth Michalowska of Chicago is spending a few days with her aunt, Mrs. Anna Michalowska, 84'j .Studebaker st. Mrs. Julia Jork. 39 4 Ilirdsell st., 13 confined to her home with grip. Ladislaus Rychtowski, S. Scott St., is seriously ill. John Galazka returned Friday to Whiting after a short visit with friends here. Miss Clara Wargoszcz, Lafayette st., is critically ill. Anthony Majkrzak of Chicago is in the city visiting with friends. He will return to his home this evening. social i:vi:ms. The St. Casimier's society of .St Hcdwige's parish will hold its meet ing Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at j the old St. Hedwige school building. The meeting of the St. Hedwige society will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at .St. Hedwige' s hall. The Literary circle of St. Casimier's parish will hold its meeting .Sunday afternoon at 1:0 o'clock. The military band of Z. Balieki Falcons will hold its rehearsal Tuesday evening at 7:0 o'clock at Z. L. hall. The exercises of the junior and senior class of Falcons M. Ttomanowski will be held Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock at Kosciuszko hall. The Guardian Angel society of St. I led wise's parish will hold its meeting Sunday afternoon at '2 o'clock at the St. Hedwige school building. The meeting of the Sacred Heart of Jesus society of St. Casimier's parish will be held Sunday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at a regular place of meeting. A meeting of the Polish Falcons, King W. Jagiello, will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the St. ..Stanislaus hill. The Harber's association meeting will be held Sunday afternoon. A literary program will be given Sunday evening at S o'clock under the auspices of Z. Ii. Falcons at their hall on W. Division st. The tr g dav committee will hold its j meeting Tuesday evening at S o'clock i Tv feii:7.kn hall. I The singing rehearsal of St. lied-! I wige society will be held Tuesday ' evening ut the old St. Hedwige school building, under direction of K. Luzny. THIRTY-FIVE CARS TO BE PUT TO TEST TODAY The -Filth International Grand Prix Will W Staged at San Fiiincico. I SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 2l. With he record entry list of o." ears, the i fifth international Grand Prb: will be run today before a crowd esumaird I v officials Friday mgnt as loivnnj. The pick tf Ku rope's speed automobiles are jdtted against the best of Amerie; and the roll call of the dnv-

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crs includes practically every speed star of the United States. The storm which caused the postponement of the Vanderbilt cup race over the same course last Monday has moved on and sunshine of the California brand for the last two days has allowed steady work to be put in on the course of :.S6 miles which will be covered 104 times. Cp to late Friday afternoon a repaving crew was working rn the straightaways evening up the depressions and removing faulty paving. Keltnr r's country style hams, bacon, lard at your disposal. Home phone 2007. Advt. for ji:fi iui:s automouilms see Frazier Frazier. General repairing. Distributing agents for Bosh Magneto and Stromberg Carburater. lis120 Lincoln way H. Advt.

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Hassock 39c S to 13 Sre:lt activities in our Rug 7 GROWS TIRED OF STORIES FIAVOOl). Ind.. Feb. uT. ii ,M. tieiw eha lifted because sonic mil had the nerve to spring a story aim it his kind of automobile a ft c-r be had driven all the way from Kokomo throauh th mud in the maehin. l'lmcv K. Hani el?, living near Kokom. "waded in'.o" a group of m-n "'!:o had gathered around th" ma -bin-, on which he ws placing a new tire her He managed to land scwral god blow? before he j?s stopped by . policerna n. loiter, when be paid a iin- for assault and battery, he .iid be did ii"r ini'id paying the money if" it would p:;t a stop to some of the stone h had bten hearing for years abo'it tli;:; kind of automobile. 1 4 . f 0- " 's. ,V4 4 Mrs. Klin Malmgrm. K.S Frrdrrb',; St.. Wfst Manchester. N. H.. writes; "Kvery spring and fall fr eley ri years. I have been trouble 1 with catarrh in my throat and noe and hoarseness, and I am very pleased t state that at last I found a medicine, Peruna. from which I received great beneht, and I will hereafter i:s and recommend it. I always keep it in my house in e;- of sickness. I recommend your nvdicin to a.11 mv friends and every sufferer, as an eefdUnt medicine fr colds and fobulldlng up strength. We have miry svo ni.'ii ni' lois in Ib-ston who uPeruna and think a great deal of it. If all the Swedish people in this country could know w hat an excel'. nt family medicine your Peruna Is 1 am sure they would keep it in the hoiuc."

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