South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 114, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 24 April 1915 — Page 2
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Everyone La invite d to nttend the services in South Rend churches. Ail eats are free. Regular as wll a?, fepxdal mtvIccs arc uujiounred belovr. Pa-stors are invite! by TUo XevsTime niaiiAicriiuit to send the rajr outlines of their Sunday eermons that they may be read by the 0,000 .eih-Time?i readers in the Monday editions. Through tills medium the crmon can !? addressed to a congregation which in even more than city-wide.
METHODIST. 1 irt N. Main t.. i:v. Henry L. I)avi. r tor. ( ias ir.e.-ting y.; H u -1 i y h.n 3:30. J. ( I;i wi.er, !jperint.nl:.t. en na -n-j 10:41 h i. and T:i-0 p. ru. F; i.vf-r but-tin W--1i.-m1iv. 7:" p. in. Morning sn;J"t. "I ', Fi-M:.g." F;-v'-r:h l-gij- M-rvi.v ; p. mi. t'l'ii'-'f, "Hl;;i fj... I..-N I ..ir.' in In!!..." i.y M;-s I '.-. H.i ruh'njjf. Si.'-rr s.-.-i: by t! i ..lsft-r .it t'if -v .'ilvg h-ri . l"!lvi'g it tJ :n i 1 ii I program, umb-r tl.c ii-r.-fin,, ,,f Mr. i:. I. I:. A. M.: M 'n.ing- l'r-!u !, "A:..! .U" ' f r- ; :. 4'.i i.y .M-n(!-!'i!iii ; .::iFim. '"S.-.-k Y- T 1 1 - I ..rl. l.v iir!v l:..!.-rt : Off; -it rv "Wl.n T S'i.-vey.M l.v L !. I.i-iv.f. -u' -ly .fr. I:. K. r,'u:i:i j...-f ii,.!.-. ';r?ml Clu' ur In O," Ny S.iIi.m . Fvni:g lT!u.;.. ,,Wb-ge:,'.-.I." by hur.rt ; 1 1 : -1 ami -li.Hm. .I't;-, L"Vr ! My Sou!." I.y lio!i.r.-U : iu:tl; m. "Fn!e i)f !onlt" by Ti;n -r; ! ;i ml i.or-uH. "H L.v-1 Hit u-a:,."' l.v i', ir- ; f"l'. "Tl.rj SI, ill t!.- I : t 1 it.'-..!!.."' by M nl,!i",!in, su'rg by Mr. A. . I. :z-!--n; efTerbrv, 'a z ! ( a ." bv Hi'-ait; :o. "How L-.ng Wilt Th.-M Crg'-t M" bv Fflib-gr-r, Mine bv M: I ; r i - - T It. Lloyd: rlirns. "AM Hail." I.y Oabriel; I'Mtlu.l in t, I. y in. -i.r. frt. Paul's Mfmrin! v!ia t nnd Lnrorf? av. H(t. .luius L. (i inlhu r. I). !.. r'itr. Surji' iv i ;tt 'j:'m, coiulu'-ted At If):!.', t!:' minister will sj.cik n S.:a Vital ram r t!u- i' i At ;.".0 p. t,i. tl,i orth l. jiu'U will - l"' -I f.v Mri. .1. M irli-r. At 7 :.". p. tn. Ir. 4Jn!iiJ r will pr-.n h on !:: su'.jf t. "hristi.iiiity's Appral Int ;!' t and Heart." Th li.ir will r:n!r v;t1.1 tn'ii at? lotl -ivi'--. (ti Moi.il.iy i-nin n un!n m-t1n:r ft t);' ,M-:i's r.rotin-r-?fMil rr. the l!p'. rt!i l-;!'!4 wlil 1 lu-!'l nt uLi'h a iiii!,il-r .f ir-r.-. n will I i h -th fjii'-HtJon, ' A 1 1 1 ij iiuTi t h and lin-tTf:ilrni-iit Wlnt Sl)..:il'. tl.r Churih 3 -rijiit and ln".u r:t :-s ':" n Wodin-day f-v nlny pr:iyr rjitin will Tt? rvmdintod liv the pastor. i'tTwv Sor-s TifTil Tn tlif tal.rrn.i'-le. corner S. Michigan nnd Ilanpy Pt- , Kev. Y. K. Doug l!Tty. pastor, uriday school t :."0 a. rn. I'rai-lJnK ;t 1:1." a. in. and 7 :-" p. in. M'.rnlr.cr trrll', "T!io I f j f u 1 1- of Thrift." (!.iss pi.-tln 1-' lo.-k. .Tunlor ont:rp?ntlo:i 2 :,"j . m. K-p worth lc.im i: :.'".') p. m. T!it t-vt-nln s rvi will l.r in 11, nattiri of a farwil t- .Mr. and Mrs. i'. !. Taylor, w ho ar to ntt-r th" M'dy Ir.HtuN- fV.f -.. ruins: w---k. Mr. an Mrs. M'aylor will lrl: spoik. Tm s r l tiny 'i't- f -nncll!itl'' In rlii ra'to:-. l'.-rylody cordially Invifpd. Mm's acu barrjuft Monday vMiln r.:i." o'clock. Address I.y Iau 1'ylo. I'raytT ir-tin 'A'tlnt-sday .-nincr at 7:.") p. m. Lovrrll Ilrlght Tlnr and Francis sta.. F. It. liri:?, pastor. Sunday s hool &-.'f .1. n"!., II. M. MoiMt, superintendent. 3'ufdic worfCiip 11 a. m. and 7 .-".' . in. Mi.rnlnjr "worship riibjocr, n nd of a FrrU-.s of rni(ii n "riilllmoti." rpwTth lo.icrnr. Vi-.ri p. m.. .lr. Iri'tr-, leader. i:eninc worship, 7 i. in.; sui.jn-t. "T-Ju Key to "lirii?iin Sii'V.n." Tuesday even lvJ 7:.".'. Sunday s -ho.d l.rard meet in i: at I'.i r-ni:i ire. Wednesday evenini; prayer iiit-etin. Trinity P.lalnc nd Vas.ir nr.. RfT. Melvin Hunt. Sunday M- hd 0 :.'10 a. rn. II N. Kltdpr, 8upt. Monilnf: worship 10:45. Kprta league C:1 p. in. livening service 1 MY Morninsr sermon t".y tho j-.-isror on "Our Sl-iritu il I fent.." '1 he Mix.-d uartet will l:i". Ill thi ervcr there will N' le ;i crayon sk tch for children illustratInLr the spirit of a preat Ain-ricau. 'lass Tii.etinp at 12 oYlock. h-d l.v Mrs. V. i:-.'. rs. Mi-s Z. l!.i .Tain will lead the l'pworth le.ipuo devotional -s.-rvlcv ;it f : 1 .". 1 ! v an L'elistic serrh ei of sermon and wong sit 7 :.".. The nernion w ill he fhlrd in a K !"!; on 1 . i 1 reds: suhiect. "IVter's 'i,d." Adult clion:--!iolr will si n ir. l, siiol rlmrm, "l'aee t ! ;" Mrs. I.. K. Martin, with cornet oldicato I.y .1. W. Mltc'iiell. Junior leairn- Wednesday nt " :.':n, Mrs. V. 1. Owen, siioerinteinlent. J'rayrr and praise servlc- at 7:4."i. Slull 3Irtunrt.d Midiigiin und Victoria. ts. Ilex. J. F. M. Kay, j.-istor. Sundiy School at 1 : 4 "i n. in., A. Kattorheinrl'-h. Pennon hy pa.t.ir, 11 a. m. I'rea-hlnc Sur.div niorninc !v the astor; suhje.-r. "rhe Master Vorkman." Ietilng servi-vs- Kpuorfl'i leacu-' at nil.lect. "What the haue i.s It.hip in India." Leader, Knmia W"iIIan1. I'nTiohtni; ;it su'Je.-t. "I'littlrs Vinr Thlnpsi First." l'river niretir.' on "Vi ilnfSilay veninp at 7 :."(. KptTorth Memorial - 4'orner Lincoln way "W. and Iie st.. the l!.-v. J. W. Hunch, Tjtor. Sunday Kch'-1 i a. t:v, Maude mV ou nir. superintendent. Sunday school "church nt 1 0 : ." a. m., .errr.or.ett by the i.:,s iv.p nstor. Lpworth lmiue, p. m. l.Atnsorvh e, 7 :? (ifrnmn Lafayette nnd "Wayne t.. Ttev. II. S. Miller, p istor. Sunday school S :'M a. m., John Ko. h. mperint-ndent. 3r-acMr.iC 10.1 a. m. and 7 :.") p. in. Kptvorth league 7 a.) p. in. 1'rayer meet ins AW-dr.eiMUy 7:45 k m. Vt'rlYan Sample st. and Marietta nr., llv. F. O. Stdtler. pastor. MoruinR serTl e 10:o. F-venlr. c .-ervlre 7:30. Sunday school U:r.O a. m. l'rayor meeting WeduesCay eyes lag. 7 :.' Munon ( huprl to v. laude Younc. paslor. Sunday t -l; -oI p a. in ; Win. Hunch, 8 uuerintender.t. Lve:.!!-. s.rvhe. 7 p. in. I.pworth lcicne s-ri' . p. in., led hy Mr." Frank M an cms. In the rni:ic Mr. lleaV will speak upon "Tla lluhet .a nip. Mt. PIfa-snf-f!-T. riaude Yenr.g, pnstar. Sunday s hooi p o'. lo. k; Mr. v'aoels. Biperiiitt-ndent. Morning worshij. at 11, j'lt aching hy the pastor. Portugt C'hajul-Her. f'laude Young, rastor. Sur.day p. -hod 10 a. m.: Mr. i'alvort, supen::ti u.'.erit. No other services. KWer Ihirk M. i: S. Set lit h st- Kev. A. W. Smith. Mst r. Sun. lay .c!iol, ::ui B. vx 1 i ; ! 1 1 . o;i,:;i with m riho i 1 : i n. m. and 7:" p. m. Jur.ior hacue at r. p. m. Ih.hl: wrrshi;. 1 : i a. m. aid 7:.. p. r M..mi::c snh-. t, "l. n-:ity of Trlhnla-ti-." F! i;- rh-me. "A 1 'eed of L.,-. Mrs. John New ,:. ih, u erintendi :it. l'eti.e.al ::.cc:l.; of :iie i:pv rth 1. a-m '.: ; p. m. M-. tine -f the Fjiw.-ith 1- icue f.-r r!o tl.-'i of o rs. Mon.hiy 7 :". p. I:., l'rtv.-r at.d pr:.i-e t'.-.r'.'ic n W'.di 1 iv i nl 7:.' o'cl", k. r.roth rL- A V.l!.:. Hitrr Park Se teent !i st. Sunday ! liol :: o p. n... r.:n::ia l'urkey, p . i ; r i : . : :;,! nt. Junior Imgue 3 m., Mrs John s.- :riiur. m.p.-i mm t.-ud'-ut l'ray?r intrting Wc.i,;-day c-nl:.g at " ".e0. A1IIU AN M. t. OllTt A. M. v.. Kev. C. Fr.iory Allen. r I. pastor. W M nri sC. riohiv.C H) :.'-. a. sun... iv s i.,..: 3:00 p. m. filching 7:-i"i p. r:i r;as i..ettmg 12 m. Zion A. M P.. II. v. 1?. W. F. .wen. p:is- :".". luea. M- c l" ti a. rn. a' d p. in. ::.3a s -1. -oi l.' .u p. m. l'raer mettt:;g Vedti .'. y t t.lng. Tlor A. M. P. . Zion f'hapl Hot. V. II. Ta!or, p:irr. S .nd iy -- I d ::t 12:C0. M"r:.ing prt.-chi;.g at lAru'.ng ;.re:o hlng ;:t 7 :4o. Dcr.'t Visit the California Expositions U'.t!.o,,t a .;;' f Allen's I---t La.,., th. 1 1 1 i e j 1 1 r w : . r t i Sh.t '-.u i.i! i 1 1 e :.o-. , . r ..! in tl.c f.-..t (a: a. Iar -tar I !::... .; r -r t: f : f-'T a ; It uives it ..:.! to t : . , .o f. .-r it,:1 p;.-- --a !. :;. lady rr:!,- "I : ! d .ii-r :.!. nt'- f j I'.i.v a' the l.';. ! thu ks Atl-u'i i'l-UK' ia ..LAi. " Gel It i)-l)A.
I KP.K 3IKTIIODIST Pre Metiolist Pennsylvania ar. tnd IJi:sh st.. K. N. I'ouiw. jiastor. Sunday school Un'iO a. in.. Oa'-ar Hatson, super Inter-. lent. Preablug serykts at 10;30 ft. m. a imI 7:30 p. m. Kier Park Pre Methodist Fourteenth and Vine ts. p. S. Jenniacs. pastor. Sunday school 1 a m., L. 1'. Volfe, ruperlntciideut. I'reniiii. 11 n. in. I-y the p.sr-r. Fni.n Y. P. meeting at . p. m. nt Mlshawaka. Miss Lulah IeLorey, president. . V. Mi-d .n iry meeting 7 .'Mi p. m.. Mi!1 Mah.e Hoover president. Walter Johnson f Mi!iawaka will preach in the cw-iiing, ut 7: p. in. PltfilJVTEKIAN. Flrt ('nr. Washrngtjn av. nnd Lafayette st.. llev. Charles A. Lippiivott, I. D., minister. Her. Howard J. Clifford, associate minister. Miss Charlotte M. Partridge, assistant to Hie minister. I'uhlic worship at 10:4. a. in. and 7:2 p. m. Morning uij-ot, "The (ireatness of Man." I.'vening. "Io.- ;.,d Keason with Man?" Ti.e choir will lng Bono g-M,d musk- at the evening service, and there will he s.me good oh! gospel livmns for the eotitrregatii.il. Hil.le school t J :'.M a. m. Chi-es for men mid women Husi-tu-ss Men's nihh Study at 'J:'.:) a. m. Jur.ior Ihnleavr at .'1:(m p. m. Young Peoph's woelety at i:l." p. m. Midweek meeting for j.rayer and conference Wednesday at. 7:.'y p. in. Trinity Cor. Colfai r.v. and St. Teter St.. Kct. John S. Hums, pastor. Rihlc school i:r,0: Hihle school prayer meeting 0:1." ; J. p. Whltenian, superintendent. Preaching servlee 10:13 a. in. and 7:J0 p m. AVcHtminster Her. It. Tl. Hosirtter, pastor. Sunday .school 9 :.' a. in. I'uhlic worship 10:4", a. m. and 7 :.'M) p. in. Morning tlicme. ''The Christian a Ch.annel of Idvlne Life to the World." livening. "The nirthright or the .Megs of pottage." Junior C. i;. 'J o'clock. Intermediate C. Ih. r.:.".0. Senior C. F. .:.'at: snU j .- t. "The World's Supreme P.. .ok." 'liur. li evening Wednesday. Supper 0:.".0. I'rayir in'etlnc 7:1.".. Sui.ject "Lessons from the Life of .Simon Peter." Hope Ieer and iMytmi vts.. (Jeorge William Allison, H. Ih. minister. Hilde school at 9:.';0, Cliarles ii. Heinzmtn. superintendent. Class for all attendants. M . ruing worship, 10:4.".; Y. P. S. C. L. t". :lo. Fveiiing wurslilp. 7 :.".(. Mid-w eek
no etlng ediiesday, :.;(). U-a.-iiers training class, s::u j. m. Wednesday. The .uhdlie Is cordially Invlti-d to attend and participate In all the-. services. Morning tlnuie, "Tin' Abundant Life." V. P. S. C. F. topic. "The World" Supreme. Hook," Oent (5:1-9. Fvenlng subject, "The Acceptable Sacrifice." Topic for mid-week meeting. "The Church ami Human Conduct," Mt. 1:17-19. Crumtowrn Church Dr. Thompson, su ferintendent. Sunday school 2:00 p. m. 'reaching Kerrire 3:00 p. Ilnckhiil Pnion SumptlOii I'raltie road, one-quarter mile west of Olive st. Bible school at :239 p. m., Owen Whltemnn, surerintenrlent ; International lessons. Religious worship at 3:45 p. in. In charge of Flder Harris. Granger Itev. J. R. Donaldson, pastor. Sunday school 10:00 a. m. Preachlug 7:45 D. m. C. E. 7:00 p. m. Hungarian Corner Washington ar. ind Cherry St., Itev. II. Rertok, pastor. BAPTI5T. riret Maln and Wayne sts., Rev. Chai. A. Decker. Sunday school 9:30 a. m., S. (i. Chord, superintendent. Preaching at 10:4."i a. m. Fveniug Bervice 7 :C0. I'rayer meeting Wednesday. 7 :4." . m. Morning address by Miss Ina Rnrton. F.vening. "A Fam-y Crosby Song Service." Junior Fnlon 4 p. m. H. Y. P. T'., !e-;deT, Mrs. Frr-eman's class; subjects "A Mission, nry Hike." "Social hour from " until l Teacher Training class Wednesday at ti:lo. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:4" p. in. Oi l songs, social evening. Friday at 7:4o. Communion service May 2 at 10:45 a. m. ; "loo per cent present." Qainey street Qulney st. and Rlalne nw. Her. Thomas J. Parsons. Hible school y :."' a. m., J. W. Randall, superintendent. Preaching services 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. in. H. 1. 1. U. 6:45 p. m. Midweek ser. v;ce Wednesday evening. Mount Zion llaptlt 113 N. BIrdsell st. Fvenlng service 7:30. Trayer meeting Thursday 8:00 p. m. Ptrt Swelliih -Cor. Laurel and Napier sts. Servbes 10:.'0 n. m. and 7:30 p. rn. every other Sunday. Rev. F. W. Jewell win preaca. CHRISTIAN. ITret Main nt.. south of public library. Rev. John M. Alexander, pastor. Morning Riale school 9:15, J. Holland Wltwer, superintendent. Morning service 10:4J. Christian Fndeavfr G:lo p. in. Lreuing ervU-e 7:3(). Monilng worship at 10:10. Special talk by the paMor on 'The Needs of the Hour." Proft sor.s Appleman and linel and Atty. C. P. DuComb will als make short talks on "Our Pre-vacation Tasks." Fvenlng service at 7 :."(. Senior Christian Fn-leaver tit C:l.".. Topic, "The Hible. the World s Supreme Hook." Junior Christian Fndeavor Saturday afternoon at 2:30. Mrs. ('letter DuComh, suj.eriutendenr. Prayer and prale ervico Wednesday evening at 7 :". Topic, "Amcrb-a as a Mision Field." S; rangers and viifrs in city are cordially Invited t worship with us. Indiana Avenue Indiana and Wltwer avs. Rev. Ctvil Franklin, pastor. Bible school 9: a. rn., Fred Wilson, superintendent. Services 11 a. id. and 7:30 p. m Junior Kndeavor 2:30 p. in.. Mrs. A. L. Brenner, superintendent. Senior Endeavor 6:3) p. ta. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30 p. m. Linden Avenue Church of Christ Linden av. and Carlisle st. LMwanl Castle, pastor. Preuchlng 10:.'50 a. m. and 7:30 p. in. Sunday school 2:30 p. m. C. F. st 0:3) . in. Prayer raectlug Wednesday at 7 :30 p. mPVANG PMCAL ASSOCIATION. 1 irfct Lalayette ani Monroe sts.. J. II. Kvai s. pastor. Sunday school at 9:30 a. ni , iteorge J. Long, superintendent. Morning sermon at 10:30 a. m. Y. P. A. at (i:.".o. MUs Clara Ickstadt. .resident. Midweek service-: Prajer meeting Tuesday and Wednesiay t-vtnlngs at 7:30 o'i Iih k. C.raae Llneola Way west and Brick av. lit-v. Oaniel D. Spel-Ler, minister. Sunday school 9:30 a. ru.. lleorge Ih vir.e. "leader. Worship and sermon at lo::.o a. m. Morning theme. "Act of Remembrance " At :.;U service the Holy Communion will he celebrated. Y. P. A. service :1" p. m.. Vera u'Dell president; topic. "The Bible, the World's Supremo Book:" ba.lcr. W. O. Harding. iAenlng M-rvi- f 7 ::u v. m. : t heme. "How No; f.. Trouble th- Iater." Hour of praer a: d u-acers' meeting Wtdliesday :3 p la. Mii iah - -Corner :.vln an.l Monroe sts.. Rev. John O. M' '.-r. Sunday school 9 :30 a. m.. F. F. Burgener, uperlntendeat. Sermons st U:45 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Catecl.eti.Ml classes will meet at 2 :30 p. m. Morning subject. "The (;rvat 'vslery of ( Jodiiuess." Young Peojde's Alliance at '.:".' -. m.. Fn.met Jester, president; subject f..r the evening. "The Bible, the World's Supreme Itc 'k :" leader. Chirbs Kei:, ehl. lAei.i'lg k:.bje t. "F. Teriem e, a dpTea. her. Prayer imrtlng ou Tu.'i.iy and Wednesday t-veulng at 7 :.'i0. (..or pra.ti-e m 1 rlday tilsht. MWIHM1 KVANCiKLIPAI. MISSION CHI KC II. Cortier Sc,,tt and Orchard SU. Rev. ( K. Mob.-rg. .iior Sunday s-'hool at U a. la., U'-r Hercstedt. uirlaLuid-
ent. Morning worship at 10:4 a. m. Y. P. meeting at 4 p. m. Fvenlng service at 7 :3o p .m. BRETHREN. Plrtt Brethren Chureb 1214 S. Michigan st.. Rev. A. E. Thomas, pastor. Sunday school 9:30 a. ra.. Hartley Firestone, superintendent. Morning service 10:30. Christian Fndeavor 6:30 p. m. Evening service 7:30 Plrst Church of the Brethren Miami st. and Indiana av.. Ret. M. Clyde Horst. Sunday school 9:30 a. m. Men'a Bible class In charge of the psator. Wooien'a Bible elas taught by Miss Cora V. Wise. Preaching 10:30 a. in. and 7:30 p. m. Secoud Church of the Brethren Cu shin g and Van Bur?n sts. Rev. J. G. Grater, pastor. Sunday hool at 9:30 a. m., G. A. Senseman, superintendent. Moruiug service 10:30. Evening service 7:30. Christian workers' meeting at tJ30 p. in.; John Austin, president. Prayer meeting Tuesday 8 .00 p. m. UNITED BRETHREN. Conference Memorial Preaching 10:45 ti. m. and 7:50 p. m. Sunday school 9:30 o. m. Christian Fndeavor 6:20 p. m. MidTeek service Wednesday 7:45 p. m. LUTHERAN. Holy Trinity English Sherman av. and Llndsey sL. Rev. Albert II. Keck, pastor. Sunday school 0:1" a. m . K. Motts, superintendent. Men's Bible class taught by the pnstor. Women'; class taught by Miss Homuth. Young ladies' eiass taught by Miss Johnson. Chief service with sermon by the pastor at 10:30 p.. in. Vespers with sermon by the pastor at 7:30 p. m. St. Paul's Ciermn aelTerson hlvd. and William st.. Rev. Henoch Uolle. Oerraan service at 10:30 a. m. Sunday school at 9:00 a. m. Morning sermon by Rev. II. Hollo, subject. Christian Fellowship." At s o'clock p. m. the iioir will hold a song service to which all members of the congregation :re cordially invited. Zlon's Evangelical Corner E. Wayne nnd SL Peter sts.. Rev. Martin Goffeney. Gloria Del Swedish Cbapln and Kerr sts.. Rev. Gottfried Olson. Sunday school 9:00 a. m. Services at 10:30 a. m. and
7:30 p. m. EPISCOPAL. . St. James Iafayette st., north of Washington av. Parish house. 310 W. Colfax av. Righ Rev. Join. Hazen White, D. l.. bishop of the diocese of northern Indiana, rector. Itev. H. R. White, vicar. Holy Communion, 7 :.M; Morning prayer, 11; Evening Prayer, 5:1.". Morning sermon by the bishop; subject, "St. Mark and Ills Message." Trinity Hungarian S. Lafayette St. near old rourt house. Rev. Victor Von Kubinyl. rvctor. Services at 8:00 a .m. and 10:00 a. m. CATHOLIC. St. Patrick's 307 S. Taylor St.. Rev. John F. DeGroote, C. S. C, pastor. Low masses at 7:30. 9:00 a. ra. Solemn high mass and sermon at 10:30. Baptism at 2. 00 p. in. Vespera at 3:30 p. m. Sunday' school at 3:00 p. m. Meeting of church societies at 4 :00 p. m. St. Hedwige rollsh Corner Scott and Napier sts. Rev. Anthony Zubowlez, C. S. C, pastor. Low mas at 5:30. Children's mass at 9:00 a. m. High mass at 9 :00 2:00 p. m. Vespers at 7:30 p. m St. Manlslau Polish 415 N. Lincoln st Rev. Roman Mareinlak, pastor. Masa at 0:00, 7:30 and 10:30 a. m. Ft. Casimlr's Polish 21 S. Webster sthow mass at 7:30 a. in. HJgh mass at 10:00 a. in. Vespers at 2:0Qrym. St. Adelberfs rolUb Ollv Jnd Grace sts. Rev. John Kubackl. pastor. Dally mass at 7:15 a. m. Holy hour Wednesday evening nt 7:30. Sunday mass 7:30 and 9 :00 a. m. St. Joseph Hill st. and Lasalle ar, Patrick J. Carroll. C. S. C.f pastor. Low masse.H at 7:30 and 9:00 a. m. High mass at 10 :30. benediction 3:00 p. m. Sunday school at 2:3t) p. m. St. Stephen's Hungarian Thomas and McPherson sts. Rev. Alexander Varlaky, pastor. Mass at 8:00 and 10:15 a. m. Sunday school at 2:00 p. in. Benediction at 3:00 p. m. Siaered Heart Belgian 1120 W. Thomas st. Rev. Charles V. Fischer, pastor. Mass t mi nmi s a. m. Sunday school at 2:30 p. ra. Benediction at 3:00 y. m. Sacred Heart Notre Dame. Low mass at 6:00 a. m. Students' mass at 8:00 a. m. High mass at 10:15 a. m. Veapers at 2:00 p. m. St. Slary's German kll S. Taylor St.. Rev. J. M. JSherer, C. S. C. pastor. Mass at 7:33 and 10:00 a. m. Sunday school at 2:30 p. ra. SCIENTIST. Main and Madison sts. Sunday services at 11 a. ni. and 7:30 p. m. and a testimonial meetlug on every Wednesday evening at 8. Sunday school for children and young people up to die age of 20, Is from 9:45 to 10:30. Reading rooms maintained by this church on tne sevenin imur ui me u. ( M. S. building, are open every auernoou, excepting Sunday, from 12 m. to o p. in., and every Saturday evening from 7 to 9, where those who wish to pass a julet hour may read, study or inquire into the subject of Christian Science. TEMPLE BETH-EL. Comer Lasalle av. and Taylor st Abraham Cronbach. rabbi. Subject. "Isaiah." The discourse is the third in the series on "Prophets of Israel." INTERNATIONAL BIBLE SCHOOL ASSOCIATION. Melville hall. 212 S. Lafayette st . No collection. Come. Melville hall. Sunday at 3:00 p. m. Wednesday aud Fridays at 7 :4 p. ra. SALVATION ARMY. Hall 412 S. Michigan st. In charge of Capt. William Conway. Meetings every night in the week except Monday. Sunday mtv Iced as follows: Sunday school at 2 p. m. ; salvation meeting at h p. in. Every, body is welcome to theao services. SEVENTH DAY All VENTIST. Seventh Dav Adventlst services on Saturday in Melville hall. Pastor Allen Moon In charge. Sabbath school at 9:30 a. m. Preaching service at 10:30 a. m. SPIRITUALISTS. The South Bend Frogrenslve Spiritual fovietv will hold services Sunday evening at 7:30 in Recital ball, Toepp building, L'U"--07 S. Main t. church or god. Service are teld tn Melville hall. 212 S. Lafayette st. Sunday schuol at 10 a. m. R. O. Cuff el, superintendent. P.lhle study at 11 a. in. Mis LLls Thompson, leader. lbTean rla n Wednesdav evothi- at the hom Mis L'velyn Har?ch, 32-3 W. Marlon tt. T. Mw C. A. Y. M. C. A. meetings vi:i fce btld every Sunday afternoon, especially for men. In the auditorium of tie boys' building. A special speaker will be secured for ea?b Sunday and special music will be furoisbed. Y. XV. C. A. Tlie work of the Vl?itlr. Nurse nociation will I- told by Mm. Mary M(Jee. The ervbe Is in the char-,:.' of ti.e Vtiuiiiistt'r I'reaby te.ria.a church Younir
The South Ibad Progressive spiritual f-letv will hub! s-ervb-es in Recital hall, Toepp building 2k"i and 'J'7 S. Main $t., Sunday eveninsr at 7 :3o p. ra. C. D. Lockridee, lecturer.
Attitude Will Not Be Altered Until Further Notice, Says Sec'y Bryan Carranza May Be Recognized Soon.
WASHINGTON', April 24. -"Until further notice there will be no change in the Mexican policy." This statement was made Friday by Sec'y of State Bryan. It is understood by officials of the department that the "further notice" referred to by Mr. Bryan will depend upon the character of the report to be made to the president by Duval West, his personal agent who is now on his way to Washington from Mexico City. The continued reports to the department of the success of Gen. Obrepon and the probable elimination of Gen. Villa have induced officials' to believe that if Obrcgon does not start a new revolution, there will soon be but one great military power in Mexico, namely Carranza and that the United States might take up with him the subject of recognition. Hec'y Bryan took pains to hand out the lull text of his letter to Father Francis C. Kelly, president of the Catholic Church Extension society at Chicago. In this letter Sec'y Bryan Kives the attitude of the United States toward the recognition of a new government In Mexico. He says: "It is evident that the United States is the only first class power that can be expected to take the initiative in recognizing the new government. It will in effect act as the representative of the other powers of the world in this matter and will unquestionably be held responsible by them for the consequences." The views just quoted have been telegraphed to Carranza, Villa, Gutierrez, Garza and v will -be given to any other military chiefs up to the timo of the recognition by the United States of Mexico. The state department w;is informed Friday by United States Consul John It. sjilllman at Vera Cruz that Obregon is continuing to move north in pursuit of Villa and that Guadalajara has been captured by the Carranzistas. Mr. Silliman, however, says ho docs not vouch for the accuracy of the report. Another report from Silliman says that Carranzista forces at Huatasco have deserted to Zapatistas. This shows that the Zapatistas are apparently moving to an attack on Vera Cruz. PENTATHLON WON BY PENNSYLVANIA STUDENT Yalo Carries OIT Distance Medley 1 tacts -Pennsylvania Wins Sprint Medley. PHIUADUUPHIA, Ta April 2 4. Howard Berry of the University of Pennsylvania Friday carried off the pentathlon, one ojf the principal events in the opening day's carnival of Pennsylvania's relay races and field sports. The pentathlon, which is composed of tho broad .jumPi pavclin and discus throws and tho 200 and 1,500-metre races, was on the program for the Ilrst time in over 20 years that Pennsylvania has held the carnival. Yale carried off the distance medley race for the American college championship, beating: out Chicago. Pennsylvania won the American title in thosprln medley race from Chicago. There .ere six entries in the pentathlon and the rcpult was in doubt until the tinal event, the 1, 500-metre race was run. There were 26 events on tho day's program, hut most of them were for school and colleges In the metropolitan district of Philadelphia. WOMAN FOUND MURDERED Man of All Work is Sought By New York police. NEW YORK, April 2 4. Strangled, her head crushed Mrs. Julia Hcllner. wife of Seligman U. Hellner, wealthy president of a corset company, was found dead in her Brooklyn home Friday. Her wedding ring and two diamond rings had been torn from her fingers and the house had been ransacked for jewelry Detectives arriving hurriedly at the scene took photographs of the linger marks on the slain woman's neck. A general alarm was sent out for Franz Hammer, a man of all work who was seen leaving the house with a bundle shortly before the bd.y was found. SELF IS ALL IMPORTANT Rev. C. A. Decker Tells Hearers od is IMrsotten Too Often. Rev. C. A. Decker of the First Baptist church spoke at the services at the West Washington av. mission last night. He compared life as a battle between the material and spiritual things and urged those present to devote much of t'lcir time to the spiritual things. "The trend today." he asserted, "is to forget God and think too much of oneself." A large delegation from tho men's UiHe class at the First Baptist church attended. Tonight Clyde Wynegar will speak on 'Self Examination". Special music will be furnished. People's sccl-ny. Tea veil be served at 6 p. m. Men and women are Invited. Hours Sunday 2 t 7 p. m. All your.g women and girls of the city ar invited by the Y. vv. C. A. to attend this MTvbe. Ti:e bulldlnsr la open t-n Sundays from 3 until 7 o'clock. MISSIONS. La all A. G. Sehafer. superintendent; Servb -s every nlgbt at 7:4-". Rible cias Sunday 4 p. m. H"ine V''s. onVe and r.dls fr th hungry after the meeting. Lverybody welcome. ("it j ll. K. JrftVrs .n blvd. Ray A. Rird, superintendent. Sunday bcLool at 3 p. ia. Meetings very nljM. pergonal Worker elasg at I o'clock far s'Hil winners. Fveni-g service at 7:."0 with an old-time onj srrvi e. Sunt. R. A. Rird ulll pp.-ak on "The Rest C...1 Give." F,wrylfvdy is welcomed. Mennoolte llopr 111 W. Sample st Mcttiug every r.igl.t eice-p: Monday. Sunday S'-hjol" 2 :3o. 3:0 and 7 o'clock. Week ni glits at 7:30. Whinjton Av. 13Yi W. Washington av. A. ii. Sehsfer. superintendent ; Prank Wyatt. aao.Ltte worker.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS From tho Records of th Indiana Title & Loan Co. Brought forward, 102,371.5-6. Grafton Boyer and wife to Clarence B. Prosens and wife, X. 33 feet of lot 9, Cottrell's third addition, $1. Wilhelmina Fisher to George A. Piatt, lots 7, 8, 11, 47, 48. 49, 50, Fisher's south side survey, $1. George A. Piatt and wife to Wilhelmina Fisher, 30 ac. in section 23, Harris township, 1. Tho Jan III Sobieski Building & Loan association to Antoni Bartoszek, lot 10 2, Realty o Construction Co., second addition, 31,400. Don't Publish, $2,00. Lucy Calvert and husband to Moritz Klein, lot 1, William Millers' addition .$2,230. James H. Patton to Willis m Manning, lot 14, Bulla & Patton's addition. $1,100. Homer Tasgart and wife to John W. MeClung, not 1-2 lot 30, Stulls' first addition, $1,680.4. Nola FJ. Taggart and husband to Mary Sanborn, part 117 and 11S Cushing's fifth. $2,093.83. S. B. Land Co. to Joseph W. Bergmann, lot 313, Berner Grove second addition, $375. Samuel DeMeulenaere and wife to Rudolph LaFeero and wife, part lot 71, Mclnenry's second addition, $50. A":honv S. Buchholtz and wife to Marion Dliockcers and wife, lot "G" ot large lot 1012. Lasalle park. $110. Daisy k. Keiny ana nu.suana to Phoebe Ann Frame, 1 acre in lot 4, Homewood, $300. James H. Matchett and wife to Anna Philion, lot 1, J. J. Knpledrum's tirst addition to Mishawaka, $50. Charles E. Bailey, sheriff, to Anne B. Purdy. lot I'O, Isaac Ford's sub, $1,000, and W. 1-2 of S. 1-3 of lot 33, Dennistnn & Fellows addition, $3,000. William August Kaiser and wife to Robert W. Gamble and FJmma R. Rhinehart, 40 ac. in section 4, Penn township, $4,500. Robert W. Gamble et al. to William August Kaiser and wife, part lot 19, M. W. Stoke's .survey, $3,500. Don't Publish. $1. Nancy A. Hudclmyer et al. to Nancy A. klludelmyer, undev. 3-4 of a tr. in Lincoln township. Don't Publish, $1. Don't Publish, $4,500. Samuel Burke to Joseph Lerman, lot 1111. Summit Place fourth, $200. Jan III Sobieski Building & Loan association to Mikolaj Krajniewski, 'ot 7, Partition Commission subdivision, $1,800. Don't Publish, $500. George A. Piatt and wife to Edward P. Chapin, lot 33. B. F. Dunn's first addition to River Park, $2.2S4. Don't Publish. $1,600 Don't Publish, $1.300 Samuel Dember and wife to Lee O. Pcllett. lot IS, Dember's second survey. $2 50. . . Cora M Birdsell Houser and husband to William M. Yoder, lot 271, Bowman's sixth. $5. Prudence Bates Ackerson and Husband to Edith E. Bates, all int. in lot 8 block 4, Vail's addition, $1. ' Aubrey H. Bates to same, saraa desc. as "above, $1. Don't Publish, $1. Don't Publish, $1. Don't Publish, $1. Don't Tublish, $1. . Mrrtle E. Keene and hUFband to Jonathan C. Maltby, dot 16. block 28. Lawrence ft Ratell's addition to Mishawaka. $ S2 3. TTMH, V William J. Armstead to illlam I . Rohleder. E. 1-2 lot ard s first addition, $1,000. , rv W. Alex Grzesk and wife to Freda Ruhal. lot 27, and boat house lot 46A, St. Joo Lake place. $5. W lex Grzesk and wife to Freda. Rahal. lot 25 and boat nous ot 45A. St. Joe I.ake place. $0. Adam Goraczewskl and wife to Aupust Jmkowski, lot 120 and K. 1- lot 1-1 Lasalle Parke addition. $1. usu5t Jankowski and wife to Adam Gnraczewski. lot 122 and . 1- 121 Lasalle park, il. Total.' $178,063.42. $,voo nnwAin rk paih f,,r evidence which will convict parfc'SMHUMASB SOCIETY. The only coffee roaster in South Bend Fresh roasted coffee sold direct to consumer at wholesale prices. The -Coffee Ranch ". 133 N. Mich. St. Advt. CANARY & PARROT BIRD Feed. Gravel. Manna, and medicines of all V'rds at Coonlev's. Advt.
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IMPROVEPdENT METHOD IN BUSINESS WORLD Faith in Future is More Firmly Rooted Says Bradtreet's Report. NEW YORK, April 24. Bradstreet's Trade Review for Saturday says: "Trade continues to expand, progress is of a cumulative character and even coneededly slow lines are evincing a more lively disposition. In fact, the general situation, trade and industrial, seems to be moving into new and higher ground. "Faith in the future is more firmly rooted and though buying of merchandise is devoid of speculative aspects, the tendency to cover distant prospective wants is rather marked, with the sellers in certain textile lines assuming an independent attitude. "Besides reports as to growing crops are flattering; remunerative prices for cereals have predisposed farmers to raise food crops, southern cotton growers are not so strong on raising less cotton; foreigners are buying new crop wheat freely, collections are better and seasonable, weather stimulates trade, wholesale, jobbing and retail. Activity in the stock market continues although it is marked by reactions in some of the so-called war order leaders. "Exports are heavy, new high records at last being shown for tho fiscal year. "Foreign demand for munitions of war make for extraordinary activity in certain industral pursuits; pay rolls, though still subnormal are increasing and finally, the country apparently is making headway toward gaining customers in markets in which Europe had the upper hand prior to the outbreak of the war. "Most centers line up in noting improving trade tendencies, which development is credited to clear, warm weather and quite a few cities state that trade in staples is heavier than this time last year. Road sales are growing and mail order houses are doing more business. Money is easy. Bank clearings hevicr as they are than last week, also eclipse those of the corresponding weeks one and two years ago." S3UTH BEND MARKETS I'OCLTHV AM) M K ATS. (Corrected Dally by Jlmmie'n Marke4. 123 AV. Jeflr,on UUd ) rOFLTRY Pavlr.g 14. celling 22 VTIAL-Pfcviiig 13. :iiug 20--. IHi:r IUast 2T. boiling 12. i"rterboue GSfrUO. sirloin 3.V. RAM Stilus 1. LA It D if el li l lvr. PROVI.MONH. (Corrects Daily ly V. W. MurUVr. 21 E. JrOerHoa III id.) FRI'IT Ornnirr ir $2.3T. K'lin? at 20$vW per Uoz. ; lemon pr iae $b V. ielllny at 307 foi per dez. ; t'ar.anusi, per bun-li $1.73, elliacr at 5'rV per d z. VU;iTAHLi:S ilalibagv. pajin 2r per la., filing at 4" p r la.; pttat -i-s. paying 3'). Pellln nt 4fc MTTEIl AND !;;s Pountry t-utter. paying 2iVa. rellin 2-'.'i rV ; creamery ru"tter, paying 30. selling 3.V: vzzt, btrktly fresli, paying 2. soiling l-J'tl'le. S-KfcDS. (Corrected Daily by Warner tiro. Srrd, 114 E. H'sjnc M.) TIM'THY ?T.VTi4 p-r In. Ili:r CLOT.K IT'-'. p.-r bu. ALFALFA-infill. A US 1KB IA V F H -'x V HAY. ST HAW AND FFF.D. (Corrected Daily by the Wele Miller Hour and lei Co. 4:0 S. .Michigan M. HAY Farias YZ'iK, pellitig t SlGiiL.
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