South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 100, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 10 April 1915 — Page 2

.SATI'KDAV, Al'ltlL 10, 1915.

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Kvrryono incited to attend the services in Soutii Iknd churches. All scats are free, lingular as well as Mclal sonic1 are announced txdow. Pastors are inrited by The NertTiine inaiiagrirK'iit to tciul tlio paper outlines of their Sunday M-rnicns that they may lo read by the (I0,(M)O Nrvvs-T1mes readers In the Monday editions. Through this medium the rmocs can In? addressed to a congr cation w filch is even more than city-wide.

1 METIIOIIIST. I irt N. Main sr . Kv. llrnrj L. Divi. r-.W-.r. ( !a-i meeting 'J ; SuiMi iJ i 'J :'.J .1. '. liounl'iT, suj f-rlii t nlent. t:ji !: if:4 a rn. a:.-l 7:0 p. in. l';' i T i:i t i n tr U'cl p, .- l.iy, 7:. p. tn. M"nd::g ?:!. t . " 1 :' Pri.T!tiir.g l iivtv" I r w r ; : i ;.i'in- --r i-tf ; c. ,. i.i. -iil-lV. t, -. Siu-'-r Wit!; a r... !. . ! ,-!.-!. .Mi."' !:! I n 1 1 -ir.er. 1 1 i i ii ir ti !'j-f . 1 . if rt it t j 1 1 . Mowing i-t !!; r ? : ; i i - . 1 1 l-rcra';! fr O.e :t, li::!'-r t!i- lirer."ii .r i:. I. K. A. f. M .r:,in-: Pre pi ' I -rt r: ; 1 1 J I . j t i r . -; :i u t i.etn, ' ;!. 1"'I;! -'a !! ii ;i Wit', .lit 1 I. ' !V l;i"!i'iri!v.i. ; i.f!Vr.it..r . - A n 1 .1 :. 1 1 n " hy P.ttiMe; T 1 1 1 1 . "I i.iMi"inI M;iriii" t.y tPirlitt. I.". ;;i: g: Pn -hid- "WlN-irr. tt. I r;; I -1. no" v 11.-,-; itnt'.ciM. 'I'.i.el Art- '1 l. v" ly '.-:. y; ;oid -!i..n:. "Sail ml" J, ; .-1 1 . r i . I ..f!Vratr T.ut. the Lord" l.y .f.-nl-;! ls n : :iti ehonm 'r.vn Illm K i i tr -f Khcs'' lv I I . hrnph; cj,..ni " !.!! Willi M." hy M'Mit; y..sf Iu! i:i "i l.y I :iinei,t. p.y the rfqiMt 'f a gre.it many people ur rtiolr "will re:Ier. hi pirt, the pr"U' r.. :n given Kar.T evenlriir. i;-xt Sunday niht. tt. I'aul'n Memnrtnl- Coir-ix and Laport av. TTov. J.tii.-s L. i irdlr.er, D. I)., paster, Sunday sin d at conducted by Supt. .Morritt C. Iical-. At !(:.", a. in. K-v. :-., r-. K. Cmi-. I. I)., v-l!Tit T I !'.! ir.v unlvrr-it y. niM pn-arh.. Af. '. :..o p. m. tln Ppu wfh ifapu 'Ulli ? i-l I y lmlia Simtli. At 7:.';0 p. m. lr. ia r. 1 1 n.-r will pn-:n-h on th. t ul. .'. "-Tin- ;ril.t P.attW- in tli World's Mi-t-iiy." Af thf inornhi' jit-rrW thf -! i i r ill sir "j: "Hos.nma t-i thr. Living thr ICarl W. Kimrr rr-n!-r :s a t!ir v.li 'M'ojni' Sm tli ria V!itro .l.us Lay" l.y P.irk.-r. At t!i f tl:' :n M-ri' a .-ial s;-ik n tli sii!j.- t. 1 1 r 1 1 i i i . A r-nllil l!ilt;tti"n 1- tf-n J-l t-i tin' pubii' ti ;ittcnl ili' .rvi'-rs. firar Sr rrl'-os la tf nrw t.i 'rnnlo. corner MI-h!f:an ami Ilanry sts., )lev. F. K. IougliTty, Pastor. SuTulay Kh'Kl n. in. I'reachin- at a. tn. ami 7 p. m. .Morning ty.tn-'. "TI. T- isiv-rif- f T!irI-t." I'hi.m it tlnu' 12 .Y..-k. .!iinir -n jrrrs'atloji 1 p. m. !;puortli Jpaur II p. m. Kv'ii!iiL' t!i-m 'I'lic (!d or!iar'l." Mon'.H leaiif t u s 1 1 1 s - it i-t i i i tr Monday 7:.'W) p. in. Pray-r im-'-tintr Wcd-iK-day 7 i. tti. 'Two rl.irs of proli'itioiii'r.s will in rooivd lnt t.l.t iliur Ii IM-Xt Sunday. A c!a of diildn-n at tinmorntnir Jnur of worship nd a lass of it dul Us In. tlio ovonlujf. Lonfll IIHghU Minor and Frr.nois sts., F. II. UrlgfTS, pastor. Sunday school fi:oO a. m., 1L M. Mollit. up'rintondont. I'utdic worship 11 n. m. and 7:30 p. in. FpPnijjuo derotlonal mooting at G:iU) p. in., Miss llrrtha Shnnllnt-, Irador. Trinity Illnlne nd Vassar av.. Rev. Melvln i Hunt. Sunday dioo' :.:) a. m. H. N. Kltler, fsupt. Morning worship 10 :4."i. Fpwortii league t:1.1 p. in. Fv-nlnff strvire 7 ::) M.-n's j!l?do ci taught hy tin pastor, in.-rts tn Iio tat-ornai lo at tin s iino liour. Morning worsMp Mii-Jt. lio.inir Your Cniwu." Sjiai rnul:. ("as-, intftin at 12. i.'d hy MIm Martin. Fpwort.li lf icruo l--otlonni h rvl o. Mrs. '.ilt r I.arkln, lt adcr. An v rii:.dit'o s. rvli o at 7 :"o. Tli' sornioTj will i. fho tirst In :i v, ru-s on 'Vrceds of fl,o F.Il.h" and tin- suljo-t will No "TIm- Pdind Man".; Cir..l." Tho horus--!iolr will .slu. Tin Junior Ipayuf a 1 1 1 m.t V-diiofl.iy at li-.'.V) p. in., Mrs. "W. I. m-Mi. supi-riutcmloiit. In tin cvmiiuz at 7:1." 1 niid-No'k orvl' of prayer und praise. TIhto ill..o a round tald n "Wlhat my triaN n ml" l'.i"d rxj.rdoiH'vs iivo tlitiuht in-." Tho P.ilili. study class xill in. . t In dNtrh-t No. 1 Friday nluht, A. .T. P.anlrTi, L.ador. St nil lemorlal Mlrhljjan nnd irtorltt. t. 1(ot. J. F. M- Kay. p ist'.r. Sunday p.-hr.Ml at ). a. in. A. KatPThoiurirh. S.-rinon by pastor, 11 a. in. Merrill1. j? wnr-lilp, srniinii l.y tho pa tor. Sul-.j.-rt. H'hrUt's 1'aith ii; " lliini uilty." Fv'iil:ifcT srvh-.-s. Fj.wi.rth l.-atrn. at .::".i). huhpt-.t, "A SliiL'.-r With a 'ous.'ra;i-d Vnlcr." 1.4-a.l.T. linhy Yanl.uo. Pro.i.'aat 7 Siihj.rt. "11 I'ri.o f a l'ia'-vs" lllustratrd hy Shakfspoar-"s H tniiot. Prajrr nitrtin Wdn.-sday cv-iiinir at 7:"'. Kpwnrth yirmorlul -- 'oi in-r Llm nln tt.tv W. and Ollvo tt.. t!u IP-v. .1. W. Hum -h. pastor. Sunday do.d '. :." a. in., t'laudo Younr. 8Ui.Tint'ml.'!ir. Sai.d iy s ho.ri dmroii nt 10:-". a. in., m t ioa.-tto hv tlf pastor. Fpuorth loacuo. :.".0 p. m. Fc:ilri y st n : . 7 :.'. (irrnuti I.afayrtt nnd Wayne sts.. Jlev. H. S. Milior, p stor. Sum lay soli.o 1 :"0 a. m.. .loliu Ko.-h, iup'rlntondeut. I'ra'iiir.jr 10:;k? a. n:. ajol 7 :.".o p. m. Fpwv.rth loaijtio 7:h) p. ni. l'rajor iiifctlns Wfdnt-sday 7 :!" p. in. YVeiejn Sample -t. and M'arhdta ar., lv. F. . S ;i t lor. pastor. Morniuc serl -e 10::".0. i;-nin s.-rvi.-e 7 :.' 0. Sunday .-hooi y :.";) a. ru. 1'rayer nu-otln "tducj(laj i-viTiiriR. 7 Muioion haprl ilry. Clamp Yoiincr. j. is. t-r. Sunday S' lioo pi a. m : Win. P.uuch, niprrtntrndont. lipworth Ua.uo. ;! p. in. Ftmi.'ijr it !. 7 oYiiM k. Mt. rifsanw-f.. Clau-lo You: X. p itor. Sunday s-ho-, p o'.l,., k; Mr. Ca-..'1, .'portntemiiat. Morning wor!iip at 11, proa'-hi:: l.y tie pastor. 1'ortair Chsip I - It. v. Claude Y'ounjr. f-.ititor. Sur.dav js.-ho. l 10 a. tn. : Mr. 1'alvort, H'lp.-rti tend. -nt. No o;l -r s. rvl . UiT Park M. F. S. S.,:.:!i f.. IN v. A. W. Si. nth. p.istor Surda y -.'..ool. -.r.tl :i. in.. Pul.i!.- r!dp it!i .':;:!ii:i ln:l.i c. in. and 7 p. m. .1 t;::lof i aru at 3 p. ui. L'p-woith h:ii.tif ..I ;:'.; p. m. Hir I'urk S- . :.t. ;ir !i st. Sunday s.-hool o p. 1 1 : : i ; ; , a Purk.'V, i:j-or!nt'nip nt. Junior 1 !i;tic Z p. m.. Mrs. John s.-vmnuro. Haporlutrndenf. Prayer in.ftir. Yi'dtNday t-vonlr: at 7 :."!. Pu!ii 'A,?rs;il In i."p .i. hi. S .:'. 5 t of F-ni. !'.. 'Triio Wo;-! of r,..,;' u a::thm h t!i . 1 oir. .1 1 ; ' i !.;: .-!' :; j. m. Mrs. John N-w :). i. .;;.. r i 1 ; !!. t. I"pvort!) !a':-- ! c m:; I c li: C :.'. p. tn.. h. i.!r. Mi- 1" I! Wolf,.. Puhlhvops. i 1 1 7 :h' p. m. 1' .! tor tho s.---j:: -:i ' I '.,-- ;r';itM Id. . f Life " Tho !roT !;. r! : 'o, ru t rl.-f ''. . M.otii.i; of 11-.. M. i!;od':vt !.' ! - 1 o!: M..ti 1 , v tv.r.i;. Prayt-r at:d p a" :n.-ftii: Ui 1I. o.!.iy 7 p. i i. Ai iai .w m i:. OMtei A. M i:.- K.uv C. Fntrv AT.en. I. 1. pator. lo V.'. xh -iror "I'ri'hlo.::i a. ;a Sunday s-.!. . 1 :t:(Hi p. m. I'i .h,J;;!J 7:4" p. i.i i l.i,s ntfrtiut; '- At l' :;:' a. r:i.-n h t!o pasto;-. S-.!!ay d ,.r PJ. : . :, " p, . p'l N. Sf-v-.rf. !jp.-ri:it.--: At 7:1". p. j-.t. o-r:...n !y t ! .iv." t t!o Aioh-rs...! 1 1 1 '. . i :''!. :" . No. 17. K. I". Si.-lrd tLUUsh in :. ,v. l-y !. . a r. Zlon A. M. F. Urv. . W. lpK,-a, past r. r-i.-h p a. rr. and .' p. m. h ;r;day do-oi p. :; u p. m. I'rajt r ivt1::,: W. '.i y t i ni.'ifr. Tayior A. I. K . Zln f loil -Hot. V. 11. layior, pastor. Sunday h. !....j at pj :;. Mor:a..i: pr-.fhi::ir at lu la. ah.hp. L ; 7 . 4.. Ft. p v. i. p. p.; ... ),: ). ! i u j:: ho tto .-p. ski." all .!:M. s I ' ;ti '.'. -.rvh.--2 d;0 p. Ui. i.l ::l;hi! pr.,ravi h v Co :. ir. J.-..-;.' Art .rfc-an:"t. . W. lod 1 1.-, d.olr;., .-. in i.i; mi.tiioihs r. i'rtr !MttlnMlit- ':. sylvan la ay. and l:ii'i st. .. V Fo ; : u. " ; -.! .! . s::ndny td l a. m., i.-ar i'. it. sou. up rluter. I.-:.t P.-.-o !.!:. s.-rvi-ts at Pj .U) a. Ho H id 7 :"" p in. i !tirr I'.?U 1 r.o Mrlli.llt ToTirtff i t ! I . I I. . . . - v.' . .. I a-. . - .1,- i. itiiT.i ii :;-y a- Mo.. p (i ,j. j,; r, .,,-' p.:'.i .4. L "i:t.r J' :. o' '!! l- " :ji s 'usruriy jy.. ;i;.e-, P.. J. N an Antwcru

pr.shlln fddf-r. Fnion Y. P. mooting In tho aftrriior.ii at 3 o'olo. k. PRESBYTERIAN. rirnt (r. WasTitngtan it. and Lafayette at, Kpt. Charles A. Mppin"ott, l. L., minister. Met. Howard J. Clifford, asio. -Kitr mlnlntr. MPs Cliarlotte M. I'ar-tridu'.-. assistant to the riluKter. I'uhlio worship at lo : ." a. in. and 7:.") p. in. Moruinir Mil. Jo. t. "St. Paul's ohirttlon .f Faith." Fveidn'. "Th" Way t.. Overor.rne Fvil." Pdhh -diool at 1:.'W . in. r.U-iiir-j MfMn'-t Itihle tudy led hv tho n i i 1 1 N t r at 'J.'Mt a. in. Junior Fndo ivor soch ty at :'Mo p. ui. Vninc p.-o-plo's h ty at C,:ir p. in. Midweek uni t-iu-Wodro sdny at 7 .V) p. in. Trinlty-Cor. Colfax ny. and St. Teter st., I'eT. John S. liurns, pantor. Plhle s.-liMd '.':.'); Pllde s.-hool prayer mretinj ;:1"; J. p. Whlteman, superintendent. I're iohin servlro 10:4-"- a. in. and 7 p ni. S. sh.n meetincr at lo :.",( a. in. .Morning them.-. "The Second Coming of Chrit." Foiiin- thome, "pr-ter Turned A'aln." christian Ilmhavor so.pty prayer meeting at : I r p. in. Prayer lueetlnir on Wedeveulti at 7 h".0 p. in. followed I'V the olioir pra.the. Orchestra praefhe Friday evening. Kldlits of St. Paul Poys' meeting Friday ev-nin;r at 7 : ( H I. All are welniiii' to theo in'tins. VeHtinlnftfr -Fev. Ii. IP HoJMetter, p.litor. Sunday todmol 9:.'i a. in. Puhllc worship P:l.- a. in. ami 7:,'X) p. in. Morning theme, "(....l and Ills Mt (;i.rIous Symhol." ;venlnp "(Pra. h-us tp'..rtuiiif ies." Junlri- C. i:. 2 .'chck. Intermediate c. i:. ;;:."A Senior c. i:.. t;::;i.

suhje.-t. "CnUorinfr l)lsr-.uraj:etuents." W.t minister nl'lit at the city mission Tuesday evening. 'liurch n I trlit Wednesday. Supper, '. :.".o. At 7:1." F. P.. Itarnes will speak on "pecreatlon In our City Soli.M.ls and Parks." The Sunday s !im1 officers and tea hers will meet at S p. ni. Ilopr Leer and Daytou st., (ieorge Wiillam Allison. i. I)., minister. llthle school at '.::"', Charlt's (i. Ileinzinan, supt. Clisses for all attendants. Morning worshlj., 10:4... Y. P. S. C. I-:.. nr.. F.veiiInir worslilp, 7:o0. Mid-week meetincr Wedhes.piy. 7:.".o. Teachers' tralnln.tr class. SrP.O p. ni. WediP-sday. The public Is cordially invited to attend ami participate In all those services. Mornintr theme: "The Fxpeotunt Attitude." Y. P. S. C. F. tuple: 'ConUerlii:r IHs.'ouratreinent." Psalm 27:1-14. Fveiilni; suhject, "The Saver." Topic f.r mid-week ineetiiiir "The Purpose of the Sabbath," Mary 2:27. Crunistown Cliurrh Dr. Thompson, superintendent. Sunday school 2:00 p. m. Freaohinpr service C1K) p. m. ICoekhill I'nion Sumption Prairie road, one-quarter mile wen of Olive st. Bible sihool nt :2.0 p. in., Owen Whlteman, superintendent; International lessons. Religious worship at 3;4J p. m. In charge of Flder Harris. Granger IUv. J. R. Donaldson, pastor. Sunday school 10:00 a. m. Preaching 7:4.j p. m. C. 11. 7:00 p. m. llunuarlar. Corner Washington av. ind Cherry bt., Fev. IP Pertou, pastor. U APT I ST. rirnt Main and Wayne sts.. Tier. Chas. A. De ker. Sunday school 'J :'o0 n. m., S. (J. Chord, superintendent. Preaching at 10:4." a. m. Fuelling service 7 I'M. l'rajer meet lug Wednesday. 7:4.r p. m. Mornintr sermon, subject "Is the World Losing Faith." livening, The meeting will I.,'. In tharge of men from the Lnsalle av. mission. The llrotherhood Hllde elass vill I. ad. Junior union 4 j. m. Sunday Monday evening, the Young Women's Missionary society will meet. St.reoptl.-on loture liy the pastor. Teachers' training class on Wednesday at i:l.". Prof. Sims, leader. Ladles' Aid soeletv meeting Friday at " n .m. at Mrs Norman Kohertson's. 72." Portage av. Friday evening at the pa.souaire. Miss Isabella Crawford, a missionary among tln Kloma Indians will speak on "Work Among the American Indians." ;uin-y street Qulney st. and Maine ar. Fev. Thomas J. Parsons. Pible school y:.V a. m., J. XV. Kandall, Buperlntendeut. Preaching services 10:30 a. in. and 7:C0 p. in. 11. Y. 1. F. t;:4." p. in. Midweek service Wednesday evening. Mount Zlon IlaptUt 113 N. IMrdsfll it. Fvening servhe 7:.'I0. I'rayer meeting Thursday S:(h) p. m. "ft Swedish Cor. Laurel ami Napier sts. Services 10:.'.O a. m. and 7 :."0 p. m. every other Sund:iy. Fev. V. W. Jeweil will prt-acli. CH'tlSTIAN. First -Main st.. south of puhllc library, Fev. John M. Alexander, pastor. Momlug Pdhh s. hool U:ir. J. Holland Wltwer, superUitemlent. Morning service 10:h. Christian Fndcavor G:Pj p. m. livening b rh i' 7 :.".(!. J faded less. us. . lasses for all. Morning woiship at 10:40. Sermon, "Tho Gospel of Kedeiuption." Fvening worship at 7:'.o. Senior ". p. topi--. -C.cttlng Feadv I 'or Co- Next id to." Prayer and j. raise servh-o Wednesday eveulntr at 7:".o. Tonic "When 'imls Are Contrary." Junior Saturday afteruoo'i at 2 :.'U." Mrs. Chester I u Co in b. mi per in ten dent. Indiana, Avenue Indiana and Wltwer a vs. Kev. Ciiil Franklin, pastor. Itlhle school tc.o a. in., l'red Wilson, superintendent. Servh es 11 a. m. and 7 :::o p. m Junior Fiuleavor 2 :.".0 p. in.. Mrs A. L. i;reni:er, su perlutendeut. Senior Fndeav-o-0:od p. m. 1'iujer meet lug Wednesday 7 :."0 p. m. Lindru A,nne ( hurrli of ( lirlst Linden av. and Carlisle st. Fdward Castle, pastor. Preaching 10:.".o a. m. and 7:o0 p. m. Sunday F.-hool 2 :;;o p. m. C. II. at d:.;o p. ra. I'rayer meeting Wednesday at 7 :u0 p. m. IlVANfdJJCAL ASSOCIATION. First Lalayette and Monroe sts.. J. II. Fvtu.s. paster. Sunday s -hool at 0 :;;() a. in. lieorge J. Long, superintendent. Morni!!j; seituou at 10:00 a. in. Y. 1. A. at ti .".'. Miss Clara Iyockstadt, president. Midweek servh-"s: Prayer meeting Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at 7:00 C lock. tirare Lincoln Way west anl F.rlck ar. lU'v. Daniel D. Speieher. mlnlMer. Sur.i'.ay school ;:.".0 a. in., litvrge W. De1:.e. 'leader. Worship nnd sermou at "iO:;'j a. in. M rnin service af lo:"i will be n"dioted by Miss Kathcrlne P.redenius, : ; : j 1 I 1 1 from Iladjin. Turkey. No vi'.in servhe during absence of the minis:, r. Mupah orner Main and Monroe sta . Fev. Jhn D. M' sr. Sunday s. hool 9:.: a. in.. F. F. Huigener, superintendent. Sermons at 10:45 a. m. and 7 :.".0 p. in. Cati t heth al eludes wijl meet at 2:00 p. in. si:iisn kyan;klical mismon CIIIIU'II. Corner Scott and Orchard Sts. Fev. O. K. M.bertf. pastor. Sunday .school at f a. ni . Oscar Fergsfdt. superintendent. Morninu worship at 10:4". a. m. Y. P. ni.etl:. at 4 p. m. livening service at 7 :: e) p .in. DRETIIKEN. rirt Ilrethren ( huroh 1214 S. Michigan st., Fev. A. F. Thomas, pastor. Sunday b h 'ol 0:0' a. ni.. Hartley Firestone, uc: Inte idont. Morning scrvlie 10:o0. t hristia:. Fudeircr 0:"(j p. m. Ilvt-nlug fctTThv 7 lrt l.iirr h pf tu nretbrenMlaml st. r.ud P.di.tna av.. Fev. M. Clvde Horst. Sutd.'v s hsl 0:00 a. m. Men's ilihle riftss in n.'rj:e .f the pastor. .Woiun' Pihle el.Hs t.uijrht by MUs Cora V. Wise. Preaching lO:;) a. ui. and 7:00 n. in. Srroiiil Cliurrh oT the tlrrtbren -Cushtag uud du Uurea u. Fct. J. . Grater,

p.aMor. Sunday sc hool at 9:00 a. m.. G. A. Sensomun, siiperln ten.P nt. Morning serv. i'-e 10:00. livening hervh e 7 Chriitlati workers' meeting at 0 00 p. ni.; John Austin, president. Prayer meetlug Tues day b:00 p. m. UNITED nRETHRE.V. Conferrnre Memorial Trearhlng 10:4a. in. and 7:00 p. m. Sunday soiiool 5:00 a. m. Christian Fndeavor :00 p. m. Midweek feeryke Wednesday 7:40 p. m. LUTHERAN. Holy Trinity tlnslltdi -Sherman av. and Lindsey st: Fev. Albert II. Keck", pastor. Sund.ty si-hool 0:1. n. ni., F. Motts. superli;tendeiit. Men's FlMe class taught by the pastor. Wotnen'i; diss taught ly Miss lloniuth. Young ladles' riass taught by Miss Johnson. Chief seriPe with sermja by the pastor at !0:OH .. in. Vespers with KerniLMi by the pastor at 7:00 p. m. St. Paul's German -.refferson hlvi. and William st.. Key. llciioch Ilo'.le. German Fervl.e at 10:00 a. m. Sunday school at .':O0 a. m. Mornintr subject, "office of the Keys." Holy communion in the evening. V;;1ther league ni)litlily bUsIm-s.S meeting Tuesday nt S p. in. Zlon'g Frangrllcal -Corner F. Wayne nnd St. I'eter sta.. Itev. Martin Goffeney. Gloria Del SwedUh- Chaplu and Kerr sts.. Fev. Gottfried Olson. Sunday school IkOO a. m. Services at 10:00 a. m. and 7:00 p. m. EPISCOPAL. St. James Lafayettt St.. north of Washington av. Parish Louse. 3iJ W. Colfax av. Figh Fev. John HazeD White, I). D.. bishop of the diocese of northern Indiana, re.-tor. Fev. 11. It. White, vicar.

Morning sermon by the I-ar, subject, "Victorious Faith." IPdy communion 7:00. Morning prayer 11 : m . Jivtnlng prayer 5:10. Trinity Hungarian S. Lafayette St., near old court house. Fev. VP-tor Von Kubinyl. rector. Services at S:u0 a .m. and 10:00 a. m. CATHOLIC. St. Patrick's -OCT S. Taylor st.. Fev. John F. DeGroote, C. S. C, pastor. Low masses at 7:30. J :0O a. in. Solemn high mass and sermon at 10:00. Ilaptism at 2:00 p. m. Vespers at 3:00 p. m. Sunday school at 3:oo p. m. Meeting of church societies at 4 :00 p. in. Si. Hedwig? Polish Corner Scott and Napier sts. Fev. Anthony Z.ibowiiz, C. S. C, pastor. Low mass at :?,Q. Children's mass at 9:00 a. in. High mass at 9:10 2:0j p. iu. Vespers at 7 :l)Q p. m. St. Stanislaus Polish 41" N. Lincoln St. Fev. Unman Marcinlak, pastor. Mass at 0:00, 7:00 and 10:00 a. m. St. Cnslmlr's Polish 821 S. Webster st. Low mass at 7:00 a. m. High mass at 10:00 a. m. Vespers nt 2:00 p in. St. Adalbert's Polish -Olive and Grace sts. Fev. John Kubadil. pastor. Dally tnass at 7:10 a. m. Duly hour Wednesday evening at 7:00. Sunday mass 7:00 und 9:00 a. ra. St. Joseph Hill st. and Lnsalle av Patrick J. Carroll. C. S. C, pastor. Low masses at 7:00 and 9:00 a. m. H'gh mass at 10:00. benediction 3:00 p. m. Sunday school at 2:."J p. in. St. Stephen's Hungarian Thomas and Mcpherson sts. Fev. Alexander Varlaky, pastor. Mass at S:00 and 10:15 a. m. Sunday school at 2:00 p. m. Feuedletlon at 3:0 p. in. Sacred Heart IJelgian 112G XV. Thomas st. Fev. Charles V. Fischer, pastor. Mass at 7:00 and 5:00 a. m. Sunday school at 2:00 p. m. Ihmedktlon at 3:00 i. m. Sacred Heart Notre Dame. Low mass at 6:00 a. m. Students' mass at 8:00 a. in. High mass at 10:15 a. ui. Vepers at 2:00 p. in. St. Mary's German 131 S. Taylor St.. Fev. J. M, Sherer, C. S. C. pastor. Mass at 7:30 and 10:00 a. m. Suuday school at 2:00 p. m. SCIENTIST. Main and Madison Hts. Sunday services nt 11 a. in. and 7 :."o p. m. and a testimonial meeting on every Wednesday evening at S. Sunday srl.ool for children and young people up to she aire of L'O. is from 0:4. to 10:00. Heading rooms maintained by this ehureli on the seventh Uoor of the J. M. S. building, are open every afternoon, excepting Sunday, from 12 m. t 5 p. m.. and every Saturilay evening from 7 to '.. where tnose who wish to p.iss a quiet hour may read, study or Impute Into the subject of Christian Science. TEMPLE I1UTII-EL. Corner Laallo av. and Taylor st Abraham Cronbach. rabbi. Abraham Cronbaeh. Fabbl. Service Suntlay lo:.') a. m. Subject, "Amos." The discourse is the first in the set ies "The Prophets of Israel." INTERNATIONAL HI RLE SCHOOL ASSOCIATION. Melville hall, 212 S. Lafayette st No collection. Come. Melville hall. Sunday at 0:oi) p. tn. Wednesday and Fridays at 7:45 p. ui. SALVATION" ARMY. Hall 412 S. Michigan St.. In charge of Capt. William Conway. Meetings every night in the week except Monday. Sunday services as follows: Sunday school at 2 p. in.; salvation meeting at s p. m. Fvf-ry. body Is welcome to these services. SEVENTH DAY All VENT I ST. Seventh Day Adveutlsc services on Saturday in Melville hall, Pastur Allen Moon in charge. Sabbath school at 9:30 a. tu. Preaching service at 10:30 a. m. S PI RITUALISTS. The South Feud Progressive Spiritual society will hold servh e.s Surula e.ening at 7:00 In Fecital li.il!, Toepp building. 205-2t7 S. Main st. The South ib-iid Progressive Spinf4i.il s'viety will hold servi-es Sunday evening at 7:-"-o p. ni. in Ktis-. hall, corner Main and First sts., Mlshawaka. church or con. Services are Leld in Melville hall, 212 S. LafayeCe st. Sunday school at 10 a. m. F. o. CuffeJ. superintendent. HIMe study at 11 a. ni. C. II. Failsback. leader. Feieaii . lass on Wednesday eeulng at C.J 1 S. Fellows st. Pereati meeting on Wednesday ee:iing at 021 S. Fellows st. Y. 31. C. A. Y. M. C. A. meetings win Le held every Sunday afternoon, especially for men, in the auditorium of the boys' building. A special speaker will be securea for ea-'h Sunday and special music will be furnished. V. YV. C. A. Th yonvjj wonierj of m-s. Fmil Fever's Sunday s-hool d.i.s in Fir-t Methodist church will have .large of the services and the hour following. All young won. en and girls f t!ie itv are Invited by the Y. W. C. a. t attend this servi-e. The bull. ling is oa on Sundays from 0 until 7 o'.-,..-k. MISSIONS. Lanll A. G. S.'n.ifer. suporintendefit : Servi-es very nlir'it at 7 :iS. F.il.l. class Sunday I p. tn. IPmuo s.;.'s. Coffee and rolls for the hungry alter the uu.tlng. Every body 'a eh onie. lly 115 II. JeJTersou h!d. Kav A. Fird. superintendent. Sunday school at 5 p. in. Mrtlu's every nigat. lVrJual workers' vlajs at 4 o'el k for

NON-ENFORCEMENT OF LAW CAUSE OF ERROR Works I loan Says .-'s(v-. in IPvinan Creek Seuer Dnproveinent Have )a.s to Day. Focau.-e the ritv tre.-isurcr since

1 I'M has not enferred the law passo.I hy tho state K gis-Iature that year phich .tated that assessments for civic improvements .honhl he pai.l within 0' day.s after receipt of notice, j the hoard of puhlic works has given , assessors in the r.owman creek sewer matter the wrong information con cerning when their assessments should be paid. It v as announc ed that 0' days would ho given f"r pigment after tho receipt of notice, hut it has hetn learned since that tho i:10 law is to he enforced. This will mean, according the I'rcs't II. M. Morris of the hoard, that all assessments must he paid in c;ih within 00 das after notice has hcen received, or that assesseos must ay hy the 10-year plan which is payment in yearly installments. Mr. Morris also xplainc.J the reading of William -t. improvements notices which have hcen scut out to property holders in the? north ami west portions of the city. The notices sot forth in separate columns damages to the property, benefits to the property, and net hcneiits. It is tho latter column in which the amount to lie paid is listed. From the general heneiits named, according to Mr. Morris- is to ho subtracted the damages t the pf..pert. which haves what is called tho net hem lit and tho amjnt to be paid by the person assessed. PIANO PUPILS PRESENT PROGRAM AT RECITAL The piano pupils or .Miss P arl cjark gave a recital at her home, 217 II. Ohio st., Friday afternoon. Those taking part in the program were: Vclma Is-'inan. Florence Asirc, Marjorio Iluggart, Fierce Wood. Harriet Kcitililc, .Margaret Lamb, Paul Douchcrtv. Kuth Caldwell, Mary Flack, Mdith Hill, a duct by Holland Wood and Miss Clark, Marguerite Hugu;:rt, Filon .Swanson, Wilmetta Shirk'. Mrs. Winsehel, Marjoric and Margaret Iluggart. Fay I'ombeck, Mildred IPckman, Helen (Joyjr. Donnhl .cott. Jessie Kinzie, IMith Hill. Wonita Fcynohl?, Helen Geyer and Fhba Sundlin. The pupils played very well, their ilaying showing the faithful work that has hcen done through the winter months. Prof. Carl Sautcr, formerly a professor d music at Notre Dame university, was- present ami gave several selections. AVALO!" GROTTO TO GIVE DANCE MONDAY EVENING Avalon Grotto, F. F., Veiled Prophets, will give its first Informal dance to members and friends at F.evler hall, Monday evening, April 12. A largo number of out-of-town guests are expected, and tho committee in charge i.avo all arrangements completed. Avalon Grotto will pivo a ceremonial on April 20. at which time a largo class e.f candidates will roveivo the degree work. Delegations from all parts of the middle west are expected to he present. NOTRE DAME SENIOR BALL TO BE HELD ON APRIL 21 April 21 the senior ball of the University of Xotre Dame will be held in the Oliver hotel. This is the only formal class dance of Xotre Damo and is the most elaborate affair in the university's social calendar. On that evening the dane-os will be limited to the seniors rrd class friends at the university including all of the students in the college department. The committee appointed hy the president of the elass to be in charge of the ball includes: Mark Duncan, chairman; Albert Kuhle, Kobert Koaeh, James Sanford, and Thomas Slhaughnessy. DAY STUDENTS INVITE FRIENDS TO DANCE All of the friends of the day stuelents are cordially invited to attend their second dance to ho given next Tuesday evening at American hall. At Friday afternoon it was decided to ina meeting of the board of cemtrol he ld vite all of the friends of the students anil to make this one of the big affairs of the season. The dance will begin promptly at s:00 and Martin's orchestra will furnish the music for the program of 20 dances. BANK CLEARINGS FOR WEEK SHOW INCREASE Hank edearings for the week ending Friday show an increase of $:'-i:..oOy over these of the corresponding week in IT) 14. The total for the current week is o:r. ."inn; for 1011 it was ?1. :-. :M 1. The' daily clearings lor the past, week were as follows: Saturday. April ::. :Pm;,.".Js: Monday. . Hl.O.dO ; Tuesday, SiM'kTO-; Wednesday. ?::44'.J: Thursday, 30:.,7yS; Friday, j;i,0'i4. MAKKIACii; UCIINSFS. Mihaly Kuhar, :',s years obi. n,aehinist; Frzsobet Saj-o. i' 1 -e-ars old. Kalph Walters. 'J e;irs old. farmer; F.thel M. Straui., 1 : years old, New Carlisle. Charles Theo Waffle. i' years old. toed maker; Ibrtcnse Ritchie, IS years ..hi. Charles Dfifoli. ?, .". years old. farmer. Michigan; Minnie Schlundt, SS years old. I'll n i e r Fay Miller. 21 years old. n1vertiir; Josio Man IUimles. 1 ) year.-: old. llLIS PAKTITIOV MIT. Action was brought in the superior court Friday afternoon by John Strickle r and others to have a "v-acre farm in this county sold for partition. The farm is valued at .',"oo. Edna Lyon and others are made- parties to the action. t'!;ose win ;ii;t fo u in son's p.r Christ, livening servFe ;.r 7 wlrU h llf ho'tr ! soiir s.-ri.e. Snt.f. Itird will si-.k on "N It Well Wit', Tl.e." Mftinonitp lluiu in ". sa'n' st. M.cting ever tilgl.t exce Monday. Snn.l.iy s.-ln-ol L :."ji. and 7 o'cloek. Week r.iglits at 7:C'. Watihiniiton .v. lr.a". V. W'.i ld r. gton av. A. .!; ifer. s;; j,. rh:tctoh-::t : Prank MOTHER GRAY S SWEET POWDERS FOR CHILDREN, A ( V ruinR-lif for rV v rih nri. V I onliinli.iii. II n .1 ii r hr. F- -sW-'A mii4cii i ruiinir., i rriiiint . i i i r (I r r . and l rotroT Trjr'p'ii ortu. l F.? itrraU up ( niii .7M.k- H c.t:r. At a! Hruflr-,'. iccts. DOniaccepi Snu,;, V'lKK any subititute. A. S. OLMSTED. La Ro. N. Y.

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DEATHS. i:.os SMITH. linos Smith. 5S years old, died last nig. Jit at the home of . his sister, Mrs. Louis Johnson, 710 after an illness ef ralysis. He was horn in May 11, IST.ti, and 1 ' vcars :ilt( from 1-2 K. Sample st., six days with paLaporte county, came to this city Dclnhi. Ind. The body may he viewed Sunday afternoon from - until 5 o'clock. Funeral services will he held from the home of his sister Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Burial will be in Kiverview cemetery. V. S. (HUJTITH. Winlicld S. Grillith. 62 years old. residing one-half mile west of Osceola, died last night after an illnes's of one week with pneumonia. Besides his wife he is survived hy the following children: Mrs. Pearl Keushanski, Mishawaka; Karl GrilHth at home; Mrs. Ethel Finney. Jamestown, X. Y.; Wintield Grillith, Big Kaidds, Mich., and Mrs. Esther Stackman of this city. Mr. Grillith was horn in DeKalb county. Ind.. M;vy 12, 1S52, and married Miss Emaline Funk of DeKalb county, Sept. 11, 1S7 4. IIOWAHD i:i)WAUD WAGGONKU. Howard Edward Waggoner, one-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Genoa Waggoner, 20H6 Kenwood av., died Saturday morning at Epworth hospital ef pneumonia. Funeral services will he held Sunday nftcrnoen at 2::io o'clock from the residence. Burial will be in the city cemetery. FRIDAY BRINGS WARMTH AND THUNDER SHOWER Friday failed hy two degrees of being the warmest day of the year hut it can have the honor of having ireught forth the first thunder shower of the year. Friday was truly a spring day, but, as a matter of fact official record shows that the highest point that the the rmometer reached on that day was only 71 degrees whereas on the preceding day the mercury rose to 70 degrees. A fall of 20 degrees was all that was recorded during Thursday night nnd the prospects Friday night were that the benign spring atmosphere would prevail for several days i without interruption. Although the rainfall of I- riday amounted to but little, yet it was cljse to half the amount of rainfall elurlng the month of March. March went ' down as the dryest March In many years, the rainfall bring onlv 41 hundredths of an inch and of this amount 22 hundredths fell during the early days of the ninth. The rainfall Friday was 15 hundredths of an inch. Although the ground at present is too dry for the best growth of crops the farmers are encouraged l-y the fact that the weather is n.e.t interrupting the work ejf plowing. Wit n the prospects e f planting being completed when the late spring rains come the prediction of bumper crops seems well lounded. HIRES NEW DECORATOR Window decorations for tho Brandon Purrrll Co. are nw un.h r the- charge t f Fred Leonard fi Chicago, who comes hero with the- record of hing erne of the ht-M window decorat ir.s In the country. Thomas Hramlon made n l.usim-ss i.it to Chicago this el: ii.nd a.t that time secured Le.oaari'

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Pinfesi services. The latter will put the same work on tho window space at tho P.randon-Durrell Co. store as he did on the windows of one of tho largest department stores in Chicago. TSne FaiBis of Sciatica Dr. E. C. Underwood says that there Is no expression of neuralgia which 13 more ellstreaslnK than that known as Bclatlca. The cause of this condition is usually exposure to eold and dampness. One of the most common caused Is rheumatism; ludeed this Is so often the cause that some writers include sciatica among the varieties of rheuxnatlEm. The treatment Includes remedies to counteract the cause of the dlseaie, as well as measures looking to the relief of pain. Whatever treatment may be employed, two things nmt be home In mind the patient must be kept as free from pain as possible and be kept a9 quiet as possible. Due or two Antl-Kamnla Tablets should be Kiven every two or three hours, and the patient must be earned against going out In Inclement weather. Antl-Kamnia Tablets mar be obtained nt all drupKlnts In any quantity, 10c worth oi more. Afk for A-K Tablets. In Headaches, Neuralgias, and all Pains they give prompt relief Hard Cough? Bad Cold? Head Stuffed? Nose Stopped ? Get instant relief with Dr. King's New Discovery. Pleasant, Healing, Soothing. We know Dr. Kind's Xev Discovery will help you because it has helped so many cases just like yours. For over 45 years it has been the standard household remedy for Sore Throat, Sore Chest, Bronchitis, Coughs and Colds. It combines Pine Tar with tho soothingr, healing balsams. It is antiseptic Kills tho Cold Germs. It is soothing to the irritated and inflamed Throat and Lungs. Buy a 50c bottle of your Druggist to-day, begin taking at once. You will be gratified and thankful for the benefit received. N. C. Tiffany, Nicholson, Fa., writes: "I consider Dr. King's New Discovery the most wonderful remedy for Coughs and Colds. Twenty years' experience has proven its merit and I always recommend it to my friends." Excellent for Children and Delicate Women. It is Mild, Pleasant and effective. Trial bottle on receipt of 4c in ! stamps. H. E. BUCKLEN & CO. CCD North Broad St, Phila., Pa, HIGHESTER S 1'p.rtiit Ae if i- nr-TErt IHAilO.ND KUAM) 1'ILI.S, 5i ir known ii 2 nt.5i'st. Alt. its Ktlul.t S01D BY DKlCiSlS nTRWK!

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