South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 149, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 29 May 1915 — Page 2

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES FIVE MONTHS FOR THE PICTORIAL REVIEW MAGAZINE FOR June, July, August, September and October FIVE MONTHS DAY AT THE CHURCHES FOR

rf.UTltDAY, MAY 29, 1913.

i:vpryono is invited to attend the services in South Bend clmrches. All scats are free. IUKuUr as well an speciiU herviren are announced below. Pastors are invited by The NovrsTimes nianagrrnrat to send the nap-ar outlines of their Sunday sermoM th&t they may bo read by the 00,000 Xcnvfr-Time readers in the Monday editions. Through this medium the ormons ran 1? addressed to a congregation vTlilch l even nxoro than city-wide.

METIlODIfcT. rirt N. Main t.. lie. Ilnry L. Dl. raster. (.lav mating MSA'. Sunday 'aool 'J:?), J. C. fconirher, urrlntenlnt. Sermons 10:b n. i:i. and 7 :'') I- J". Prayer meeting Wedncvhiy, 7:C p. in. M'Tiong ii'j".r, "A S..J.11'T's Service." Lpmorth !''.i'ru' ".Tvicc ;:!.". p. in.. "Am Lveulug With (Jr. -it Hymns." Mi" N -U llo'e. Short rin''i by the pistr at the evi-ning J-r Following is tin- inu!k i ri I i r rr;t in fr the dtv ut;der th- dlr. ti"ii of i:. . I.h.vd. It. A. M. : M -rn-lng--i'rehcb' :i I, by I Hi I is ; Miithcin. "I.ec'-hn.il." bv I-K v r ; ofb-nitory pop,, "Out f th- I;itli'." by feuig by I'r.iiiU r.-af.; i -1 1 u il ibrH' inch." by ; ni I ,u t n r. livening Prelude. ' J ! -r i - In ' .Miliar." by iuil;n u.t ; au-th-m. "t How a n j.-iloV." bv I i t:i k : otTt-r-stforv solo. "I'iu a 1'llgrtm." by .lduo.ii, toing hT Mi- 'laia lihihart; potlude. S.I U tl.H," I'.'' li-'llliml. M raul' Memorial ColTnt an3 Larorte aw r.PT. J.VDH I., (iardlacr. I. l . j.3Ht"t Sund.iy si-in.o! at V :'). conducted bv Sij;r. M rritt C. Pcab-. At lit;!.', a. in. the minister will pre, h t!i.' j:.e .-o.-ciio iP- H'-riiioii t graduating .iass of tho S"ith Pnd High on the subjc. t. "'Mm- l.lff Woltll Whil." S-i.ii mii"i' bl be furnished by 1 1 1 hoir. (Ui'i will render "Whoso hweihth I'ti'Ii-r the I)ft-i). of tliH- Mot Hih," iy M i rtili : "At til- Altar," t.y Han-cota. and "Sneer tri Mcnii'Vi t s." Sextette from "I.ni.i." I.v 2n"iiT. At :" the Ppwoith h-agne u ill have "An livening With Great H.iims," fi l,y I.otti.- I'eri!ey. At 7 ::'.') ;. tn. Ir. la il iu r will j.rt-aoii n the iilij--t "M'ool-." A i-or-Iiil Invitation i-4 'tvnloil th i i i I i - atfi'ii'l ths .frvK--ft. t,rnre -v!.-py TuT.T III tin t 1 1 r 111 'l, rornT S. Mh-Ll..an anil Hanv t . Her. F. K. Iiug!;-Tty. pastor. Sundty school J:::0 n. tn I'u .n hint; at 1L:4" a. in. and 7 :.".! p. in. Mori, ins: uh.j'- t. " 'orninniilfil Sfri'iith." "bis iii-tiii IJ ' lo k. lipworth li'iiin '::.( t. in. I'atrioti.- j.-rvi-f 7:" J', m. 'l'hc l'ri- of I'rorrn." MimiiIm.-p of tho ;r;n,d nrniy, oim-a K-li f orp. Son of rtir;i!!s and S; iiiili-Ann'ri'-an .oldir mII ho fivrn n--rv'd al. In addition to tin- add tv tliT- will n s..-lil pro-L-rain of imisi . Tii Sundiy S' h.M.l or-lu--.tr.! will a-it. rrayt-r UHt tin Wdtiiday - -ii in u' 7 Itrixtit M'.riM anT Francl sts.. V. II. UriKj:. pit"r. Sunday Kfhool J:.'.0 a. m., It. M. .Mo tilt, superintendent. Trloltr lUalno nd Vassar aw, It. Mflvin '. Hunt. Sunday Hchool 9-10 a. m. 11. N. llhlrr npt. Morning wirhlp 10 :4-". l.s iiuTtlns at l-' U-d by Mr. Harlan. ' At iuniincr woiliip tin patr will niako si i-ravon skeje h 'tor t hlhlron. Tin mtiiu'II will bo in kt-pin Avirh Tin s-pirit of MinoH.ll div. - u t. t. "What .M-an Th-st St ui'?" " Tho niixfil ttiirt't will slut'. "i"h" i:pwrt!i loiisrui siTvi.-t at ':!." will bo l.-.l by .Mik. )'. I- Axt.dl. At 7 ::.! a -p l;il st-rvi" of story and stmr will b A t utting from Ir. John Wats.MiN IW1I tho r.onnh l'ri-r Vn" will b. r-l .Mr.-. K. W. 1 "rem h and will hi lntrp-rf 'I w it li -.olo-, tlm-ts. iu irt r. iiiint't, nnd rh niM. A u 1 a U on hostra il! pi. iv a pitdii'b-. -Md asit thloiiu-h t!i vriilii." WViln.itl a . at will bo th -Ii!nir f'Nortix 'f tin- Junior li'Miriu'. A sji lal luoL'mm uiohT tho au-Jphos of tho Kin:' t-rnliN, asi-lt-tl bv tho l'ro t'lirit lul, will l'O rrar rind prai.o orvir at 7:l." Wi:iin'lfty ovonln:. Stull .Xfmorlal Michigan and Victoria. t Hot. J. 1'. M'-Kay, itor. Sundiy i-hol at a. in . A. Kntterhi iurich. rnion by pastor. 11 a. in. I.pworth Meniorhd Cornor Llm oln w ny W. ami olivo t.. the Iiov. .1. W. Mnn.-h, pastor. Sunday s dnd a. m , ri.ublo Youne. supi-rintrixl' -nf. Sunday shoul -hurih at 10:10 a. in. F.voniu Kirvh7 :"0. Sornir-t.ctto lr tlu K- v. Claudo VniiiU'. ' Thonio. "oini 4 ! -t .x Will." Morning v. on-hip at 11. proai hiii- by tho K-v. 'lanlf Yoiin. pastor of S.oih F.mo1 -tr-ruit. tiioiin. 'Minna -dir.: by 1 o.roasliitf." Fpwortii l.acuo at ::'.' p. m.. 11 by Mrs. Mav liotrih. Mr. John Hay and Ml irii'th Witfti.-r. Sui.j.Ht. "An F.voaini: Vith ;ioat llvimis" FvtMiiac pri-nliin : by Ir. 1 1. A. 'l'otnp.oii ; tiiti.if. "Tho F.ibh Ab-uiln- of K.-pt'itaii'o." I'rayor sorvho FritJ-iv i-MMin- hd bv tho paJor. fti.'tal b-.ir.l lototii: i: aftt-r prayer M-ni'-f. otin of tlio board of t;-wards Saturday vr'.iitijr, Juno ,". at tin- i liuroh. Germ m T.af.ijftt nml Wayno wfs., Fev. H. S. Mlilor. pastor. Sunday sohool i .."0 . in., .lolin Kin-h. s'lperintondent. l'ro.n'hli.ff 10:.'Ui a in. and 7:30 p. in. Kpfiorth bapuo 7 im) p. in. Prayer wetting Wednesday 7:1.") p. m. Wrir.an Sample ft. and Marietta ar., ltT. F.". Spitl'r. patr. MrninK sorTbo l(:"o. llvonlns sorvl-o 7:30. Sunday m hoil y .r.o a. ni l'rayer me?lin Weduesd.if eveniup. 7 :;'.. Munnn ( hapl llov. n.up- V-unic. pator. S;:ndiy -dio.d b a. in.; Wai. F.unih, t 1 1 ! ' r 1 1) ' ' to 1 1 "!1 1 . Tii,- lu t'liu.lo Vi.Mii;', paH.o ,,f Munrhap.l. i ttalil. ciinii - stronirrll sind will r.o..n b. ab!f . pr.o'fi as usual. N'tt Sui;lav rMiiiii:: i'.l bi ono of os-pr.-i.il lutiM-f-t at tho.ht.pol. 'Ha' i:pw.rtli '.auo t.'rho at ':: will bo bd by Mr. lb-ale. ami thr tiu-iuo will bo; "An Fvrn-lui.-With Jieat llnin." Mr. Younir will .poak aii'l p'fial inu-i. wll bo hoard. At :"o tho sorvi o will lo In fharjo of tho pastor. Mr. Ibah- will sj-ak upon "The Majostv i'lvino." :i a-.-ount of tho abh tn. o " f ro:n rioiiio of some of tho randlilaton. t!io l.apti-ni by liu!:-.orion at t'hain lak.- will To-t tako .laf until Mimtaj Juno '.. At 'i::'-0 tl.o ubio. t of tho Fpworth b-iguo ni..-tliiir will bo "An Fven-Ip-With Oreat ID inns." Mr. Bealo will

li.!. ami Mr. Young will speak tho r.rf mldre since his IMno-v At 7:". he will roJidu t t!:t eeiii:ic scrvb-e and Mr. P.eale will peak upon " The Majesty Divim-." Mt. Plran ft-v. Claude Young, pnter. Sund.iv a. h'... i loM.vk; Mr. CaseU. urertntemlent. Morning worship at 11, preaching by the pastor. Torta hpl Ke. Flsnda Y'oung. pstor. Sumlav s.hi.d 10 n. ni.; Mr. Calvert, superintendent. No other service. KUrr Pirk 11. II. S. Seveniti ft.. lle. A. W. S:nit:.. pastor. Stsnday school. V):3j1 a. m. Public worship with serin -n tO;0 a. m.. and 7 ::u p. m. Subi- t 'f ti'.ornL.g ser:r,on. "I air.tKig Not Fnder Triilt." Anttn-ru by tli- uir. Junior league at 3 p. :n. Devothvial na-ot-ni: of ti.e Fj-wortli b-auo t'.:.30 p. m. Leatler, Mi"- Lillian Publbworship, beginning with a snug service. 7 ::u j. in. Them. for a short stumu. "A I. "e-on From I -. -ration Da y" Spf-lal miisic. ld s.ddb-rs -.'.re eri!ially inlttI . be present. Prayer ii::d praise meeting on Wednesday tVt'iiint: at 7 ::;o o' 1 .k. Klvrr Park :'or ?e ;o:):cf:.ta st. Sunday Lm 2:lo t. m.. JI;u:na Purkey, auperlntcmint. Junior league 3 p. m.. Mrs. Jobn Seva;oure. s iperlutndent. Prayr mettlug Wednesday -evening at 7:10. A FBI (AN L r. Olivet A. M. I'. Bev. C. Emery Allen. I). D.. pastor. 3lo W. Monroe v. Prjchlag 10;C4.i a. ta Sunday school 3 :t0 p. m. pjMchiig 7:4. p. m Class m-eil:ig 12 m. Zion A. M H. Bet. B. W. Bow en. pjst r. Preac.M: g l:i. a. in. and Vm) p. m. Fuadiy acLool 1-:3o p. in. l'rayer meetjag Wednsd.'.y evening. TayUr A. M. K , Zin Chapl Bev. W. II. I jjli.r, pa: r. Sum! iy school at 12 :"0. Mor:i'ng p:-v;U;i:.g at 10:15. Lxeaiug prwLiug at 7:4". 1'BLF. .MIMIIODIST. I'rea Met bod Ut - Pea i;sy 1 v j u la ST. and Bua t . F. .V I' Mi, pa-tv.r. Sunday -h ol l:r-J a. tii. .ar p.afi'in. auptrIntecdent. Pleaching services ut ly:30 a. u. and 7 ... m. X. P. Msi't.ury u.'--l'u. 7 p. :n. Ms

M.itd HfHTor. prosident. Fvenln preachin i; by Mr, o. i:. Gator. Cottage prayer in--tl!!r Tin day evening at Jackson llvan'. S. Sixth st. Itier Park Irre .Mthodlt Fourteenth and Vine sts. K. S. Jennlne-s, pastor. Sunday H--hool 10 a. in.. L. Y. Wolfe, su-p-rint-iitlrrit. I'rea.hintr 11 a. m. by tbe pastor. I M u Y. I. meeting at 3 p. in. at Iilv.r Park. Ml-s Ib-bn KuLl. loader. Ml I.ulah Iel.ry, president. Lvrulut; ervlefs at 7:r.O p. in. PILES DYTERI AN. Flrt (?or. Washington ar. and lafafette t.. HeT. Ctarles A. IAip.olt, U. ).t ulnlster. Her. Howard J. Clifford. asoritf minister. M! Charlotte M. I'artrblK''. sistarit to the minister. Iu lll' worship at 10:4." a. in. and 7:20 p. in. Morning subj t. "The Will t Know-." Fr-nlng. "Tuskege Institute." Short address witji music and dlaknt roadlng tv stulents of the Institute, l'.ihb- s h.xd at i:li0 a. in. Men's Mble Study rlub at 0 :. n. in. Junior Fndoavr sot-l-ty at .1 p. in. Young IVomNs gorlety at ;:1." p. in. Mid-week nesting, Wedn-s-tlay at 7 :." p. m. Trialiy Cor. Co.Mx ar. au,7 St. Ptr at.. Iter, .lobn S. Hums, pator. Plblo school 9:2': F,lr( ?cliool prayer meeting: f:l."; J. V. Whifeinan. suj e.rlr.tendeut. Preaching service 10:4 a. in. and 7:30 p in. Westminster Rev. If. p.. Ifostetter, paator. Sunday srhool 9 :." a. in. Public worship lf):4". a. in. and 7:30 i. in. Junior C. F... 'J oVIimI; Intermediate C. P.. Sio,i,,r c. i;.. c:30. Sniijet. "Moin-y. Mf-n and Prayers for Missions.' Chundi evening Wednesday. Supper. r:3i: prayor mis tlr.g. 7:lo. subject. "The Life of Sr. Joiiu." TrustS'S and oVaoon meet at s o'i itw k. Speolal mooting for nieu also at S oYlork. Ilope Loor and Iayton st.. George William Alllnon. II. I.. minister. Bible s-hool at D:30. harle Ct. Heinzman. auprinfotidoiit. Clas-H for all attendants. Morning worahlp. 10:43: Y. P. S. C. E.. I:ir. F'TiTlng worslilp. 7:30. Mid-week mooting Wedmsday, 7:30. Teachers' tralning class, s ::.1 n. m. Wednestlay. The

puhlio is irdlally invltetl to attend and participate In all these serTlces. Cmnistown Church Dr. Tnompsoo. uperlntendent. Sunday tchool 2:00 p. m. Preaching serrlce 3:00 p. m. Horkhill I'nlon S umptlon Prairie road, one-quarter mile Treat of Ollre st. Blbl s-lioti at 2:30 p. m.. Owen Whltenian, superintendent: international lessons. Religion worship at 3:45 p. m. In charga of Flder HarTl. Granger Hcv. J. B. Donaldson, pastor. Sundav school 10:00 a. m. Preaching 7:45 p. m. C. E. 7:00 p. m. Hungarian Corner Washington at. ind Cherry st.. Key. B. Bertok, pastor. BAPTIST. iTritt Main and Wayne st., Rer. Cbas. A. Ihvkrr. rrcacliliifr at 10 a. in. Kvenins sktvIco 7 :.".U. Praeyr mrc.tlnj? Wlneday, 7:b" p. in. .Mniiiij Mihjet, "Man's Servhv to Mm." livening sulije. t. "l.t I s iiavo lvco. in th -veiling, bass solo bv Corahl Hunt. "P.ohold. 1 Stand at the Door ami KiwH-k," .hide: duet by Mrs. Itode and .Mrs. iMjiican. "I Will L,av M lwn In I'tiice." Lansing; iuartet, '''Tlie I r 1 I Mr Shetdierd" Kos-liat! miartt. "P.e Still." Scott. Tf.it'hora training o1hs ' uoiiiu'sda yevoniuff at 0:15. l'rayvr n-.evt-ing at 7:4o. tiaincy Mreet Qulnry st. and Blaine ar. Per. Thomas -J. Parsons. Blblft school U:: a. m., J. W. Band 11, t nperlntendent. Preaohing services 10:30 a. in. aud 7:30 p. ni. B. Y. P. U. 6:45 p. m. Midweek aer. vice Wednesday evening. Morning subjs-t. "A (neral of the O. A. K." Fvenlug subjot, "The (Jometry of Salvation." H. Y. P. F., :13 p. m. Loader, Mis Laura Kreugr. fubje"t, "A MissiiKir' Fleet." Weiliuday 7:45 p. m. mid-week servhv at thcehuroii. Thurslay and Friday th Baptist association mcs.Ms at Michigan City. Mount Zlon UaptNt 113 N. Blrdsell at. Evening service 7:30. Prayer meeting "hursday 8:00 p. ni First Swedish -Cor. Laurel and Napier sta. Services 10:30 a. m. and 7 :30 p. m. every other Suui?.. Iler. F. W. Jewell illl preach. CllHIsTIAN. First Main St., south of public library. Rev. John M. Alexander, pastor. Morning Bl Me school 9:lu. J. Roliand Witwer, superintendent. Morning service 10:4J. Christian Endeavor t:15 p. ni. Evening Service 7:30. V- have tralm-d teat hers, graded lesS"iis. t lasses for all agi-s. Arrangements are being made for the observance of Children's day, June 13. All the members of the v htl should bo on bind promptly Sunday morning at 0:15 . practice the o'l'i:. Morning sermon, "The Heart's Hichest Aim." tNirixtlan Ende?ivr :15. Topic, "The Call of Mission for Men and Money." Junior Endeavor Saturday afternoon af, 'J :.".(. Prayer and praise service Wediu-fday evening at 7 :.'U.. Topk "Our Children fr Christ." Indian Avenue Indiana and YTltwer avs. Bev. Cecil Franklin, pastor. Bible school y:3u a. m.. Fred Wilson, superintendent. Services 10:45 a. in. and 7:30 p. nj Prayer meeting Wilnesday 7:30 p. in. Linden Avenue Church of Christ Linden av. and Carlisle st. Edward Castle, pastor. Preaching 10:30 a. m. aud 7:30 p. m. Sunday school 'J:30 p. ni. C. E. at ti:30 p. m. l'rayer meeting Wednesday at 7 :30 p mK V A XG T. MC.IL ASSOCIATION. First Lafayette and Monroe sts., W. II. Fresh ley, pastor. Sunday school at 9:30 a. ru .. George J. Long, superintendent. Morning sermon at 10:30 a. m. Y. P. A. at G.eO, Mis Clara Ixckstadt, president. Midweek services: iTayer meeting Tuesday an J Wednesday evenings at 7:30 o'clock. Instead of ptvaohdng a regular Memorial sernum the pastor will deliver a special j:ico sermon at l:3i. SutJe't. "Thou Shalt Not Kill." There will also bt special singing bv the choir. Y. P. A. ut ti:30. i'lara lM-ktldt. pn-blent. Subbn-t: 'The Call of Foreign MNor.s." p;.s I'lbricht. l.Mdor. lospel seriii':i at 7:30 subjs-t. "F.Hiih People of the Bible." Prayermeeting Tuesday night at 7:15. All will re-five -a or.ilal web-ome nt this church. (irare Lincoln Way west anl Brick liev. Daniel D. Speiccer. minister. Sumiaj achtxil a. m., George W. Devine. leader. Worship and sermon at 10:30 a. tu. Mornirc theme: Th Divine Ordeal." Y. P. A. sen i.v 0:15 p. m Yera O'Dell. president. Topic. "The Call of Foreign Mission for .Mouev. Men uaul I'ravers." M:i. II. Holluwell. leader. At 7:30 p. in a touiiwranoe .ervbe will be held by the Young People's alliaucv. The features will be giol tnusb a:;d givI spetNi.cs. The principal address will be given by Pat EmnioJ.s. Encourage the cause of temperance meeting Tuesday at 7:45 p. m. Hour of prayer and teachers' meeting Wednesday 7:I.o p. m. Mlipah Corner JCaia ana Monro its, Bev. John O. MoW.r. Sunday school :30 a. m., F. F. Burgener, fcuperlnteadectSermons tt 10:45 a. a. and 7:30 p. a. Cate hetDal classes will meet at 2:30 p. m. Morriin: ublct: "The Ille ami Fall if Fpheslau Church." Young People's alliance at :3i. Emnu-t J-str. pns't. Subject f r the eveHi-.iig: "The Call of Foreign Missions for Money. Mn and Prayers." leader. Dorothy WeNs. Eveiiluir subject. "Personal Belislou Progress." lie business meeting of the Yunog Peoples alliinf wj;l be held n Tuesday evening at 7 :4.i At thi meeting will

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The Missionary auxiliary will hold its monthly moeting .n We.Inos.lay evening at 7:30. On account of the graduating exercises this week he choir practice will be held on Thursday night from S to 9 o'clock. SWEDISH EVANGELICAL MISSION ClU'KCII. Corner Scott and Orchard St.. Rev. O. K. Moberg. pastor. Sunday school at 9:30 a. in., Oscar Bergstedt. superintendent. Morning worship at 10:45 a. m. Y. P. meeting at 4 p. in. Evening service at 7:30 p .ta. BRETHREN. First Brethren Church 1214 S. Michigan st.. Iter. A. E. Thomas, pastor. Sunday chool 9:30 a. uv. Hartley Firestone, superintendent. Morning service 10:30. Christian Endearor 6:30 p. m. Evening service 7:C0 First Church of the Brethren Miami st. and Indiana av., Bev. T. E. George, pastor. Sunday sehtxd 9:30 a. in., C. M. Wenger, superintendent. Women's Bible class taught by Mis Cora V. Wise. Preaching 10:30 a. m. aud 7:30 p. ni. Second Church of the Brethren Cushlng and Van Buren St.. Bev. J. G. Grater, pastor. Sunday school at 9:30 n. m.. G. A. Sensemaa, iuperinteudent. Morning serv. Ue 10:30. Evening service 7:30. Christian workers' meeting at G'30 p. m. ; John Austin, president, l'rayer meeting Tuesday S:00 p. m. L' KITED BRETHREN. Conference Memorial T reaching I0:4. a. in. ead 730 p. m. Sunday school 9:30 a. m. Christian Endeavor G:30 p. m. Midweek service Wednesday 7:45 p. na. L.CT1IERAN. Holj Triuity English Sherman ar. and Undsey st. Ber. Albert sil. Keck, pastor. Sunday school 9:15 a. m.. E. Motts, auperIntendent. Men's Bible class taught by the pastor. Women's class taught by Miss Homuth. Young ladies class taught by Miss Johnson. Chief service with aerraon by the pastor at 10:30 m. Vespers with sermon by the pastor at 7:30 p. m. The Bev. Prof. il. B. Ked of the Chicago Lutheran Theological seminary will preach on the subject, "Men For the Ministry." All are urged to hear him. Baptism of children will also take place. Junior league nt 3:30 p. in. Luther league at (J:30 p. m., topic. "God's Heroes" or -The Price of Liberty." Leader, Mis Theresa Johnson. Evening subject, "The Temple of God." Tho sermon will be illustrated with stereopticon pictures. The Teachers' association will moot on Tuesday at 7:45 p. m. at the church. The Ladles' Aid society will meet on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Herbert Anderson, prjs N. Allen st. Choir rehearcHil ou Friday at S p. in. St. Psvul'a OeriEn Jefferson blvd. and. William st Bev. Henoch Holle. German service at 10. '30 a. m. Sunday fchool at 9 :00 a. m. English pervice on the second and fourth Sundays of. the- month at 7 :.'. p. in. Morning sermon by Bev. II. Holle. subject, nationalism." Walt her league monthly ?sxial meeting Tuesd-ay at S p. m. Zlen'a EvaaaHcal -Corner k. Wayno and St Teter sti.. Ker. Martin Goffeney. Gloria. Iel Swedish Chapin and Kerr

in., iter, oottrrieci Olson. Sunday school 9:00 a. m. Services at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. EPISCOrAL. St. James Lafayette St.. north of Washington av. Parish Louse. 310 W. Colfax av. Bigh Bev. John Ilazeo White, D. D.. bishop of the dioeese of northern Indiana, rector. Iter. II. B. White, vicar. Holy eomniunlon 7:30 ami 11. Morning serur.m by the vcar. Subject, "Beligion and War." Sps-ial music by choir. Trinity Hungarian 8. Lafayette St.. near old court house. Bev. Victor Von Kubinyl. rector. Services at 8:00 a .m. and 10:00 a. m. CATHOLIC. St. Patrlrk'a 307 S. Taylor st Rev. John F. DeGroote. C. S. C, pastor. Low masses at 7:30. 9:00 a. m. Solemn high mass and sermon at 10:30. Baptism at 2:00 p. m. Vespers at 3:30 p. m. Sunday school at 3:00 p. m. Meeting of church societies at 4:00 p. m. 8t. Hedwlge PoIDh Corner Scott and Napier sta. Iter. Anthony Zubowlcz, C. S. C, pastor. Low mass 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. Stanislaus rollsh -J15 N. Lincoln at Bev. Roman Mardnlak, pastor. Mas at 6:00. 7:30 ana 10:30 a. m. St. Caslmlr'a rollsh $21 R. Webster st. low mass at 7:30 a. m. High mass at 10:00 a. m. Vespers at 2:00 p. m. 61 Adelbert'a Polish Olive and Grac sts. Rev. John Kubaekl, pastor. Dally mass at 7:15 a. m. Holy hour Wednesday evening at 7:30. Sunday mass 7:30 and 9:00 a. m. St. Joseph Hill st. and Easalle it. Patrick J. Carroll, C S. C, pastor. Low masses at 7:30 and 9:00 a. m. High mass at 10:30. benediction o;00 p. m. Suuday school at 2:30 p. n. St. Stephen's Hungarian Thomas and McPherson sts. Bev. Alexander Varlaky, pastor. Mass at 8:00 and 10:15 a. m. Sunday tchool at 2:00 p. m. Benediction at 3:00 p. m. Sacred Heart Belgian 1120 W. Thomas st. Rev. Charles V. Fischer, pastor. Mass at 7:00 and 9:30 a. m. Sunday school at 2:30 p. m. Benediction at 3:00 p. m. Saered Heart Notre Dame. Low mass at 6:00 a. m. Students' mass at 8:00 a. tn. High mass at 10:15 a. m. Vespers at 2:00 p. m. St. Mary's German 431 S. Taylor St.. Rev. J. M. Sherer, C. & C, pastor. Mai at 7:39 and 10:00 a. m. Sunday school at 2:30 p. in. SCIENTIST. Main and Madison sts. Sunday services at ii a. ci. and 7:30 p. m. and a testimonial meeting on every Wednesday evening at 8, Sunday school for children and young people up to die age of J0. is from 9:45 to 10:30. Beading rooms maintained by this church ou the seventh floor of the J. M. S. building, are open every afternoon, excepting Sundiy, from 12 m. to f p. m.. and every Saturday evening from 7 to 9. where those who wish to pass a quiet hour may read, study or Inquire into the subject of Christian Science. Temple deth el. Corner Lasalle ar. and Taylor at Abraham Cronb.acb. rabbi. Service Sunday 10:3O a. m. Subject. "The Soldier Dead." The service will be a .... 1a, ra t Imi of lmirl 1 ilnV VftiT SllTl- ' dav. May 30. the regular services at the temple will be suspended fr the summer. INTERNATIONAL BIBLE SCHOOL ASSOCIATION. Melville tall. 212 S. Lafayette st No collection. Come. Sunday at 3 :t0 p. m. Wednesday an J Fridays at 7:15 p. m. SALVATION A KM V. Hall 412 S. Michigan St.. In charge r.f Cflpt. William Conway. Meeting every night in the week except Monday. Sunday service ns follows: Sunday s.hool at 2 p. m. ; salvation meeting at S p. in. Evrry. body Is welcome to these services. SEVENTH DAY All VENTIST. Seventh Day Adve:itit services on Saturday la Melville hall. Pastor Alien Mooa

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In charge. Sabbath school at 9:30 a. in.. Preaching service at 10:30 a. to. SPIRITUALISTS. The South Hond Progressive Spiritual society will hold services Nunda evening at 7:0 in Kecit.il hall, Tcepp building, 205-207 S. Main st. Sunday evening at 7 p. ni., snns service. Lecture and messages 7:30. Mrs. M. A. Donne, lecturer and message medium, tsul'pet-t. Truth." The ul.U- Is oorIiaWy iuvitec, to attend these services. ciii'Rcir or coo. Services in Melville hall. 212 S. Lafayette st. Sunday school 10 a. m.. H. (). "ufTel. superintendent. Ilible study at 11. Mis. U. 0. CulTel, leMilrr. Herein meeting Wednesday evening :it the home of It. Kailsbark, f.Jl S. Fellows kC Leader, Mis Lois Thompson. Y. M. C. A. T. M. C. A. meetings will be held every Sunday afternoon, especially for men. In the auditorium of the bojs' building. A pecial speaker will be ecurea for each Sunday and special music will be furnished. Y. W. C. A. Vestxsr vervico nt the Voun? Women'si Christian association Sunday afternoon at 5 r m. MISSIONS. I.analle A. J. Sehafer, superintendent; Services ever' night at 7:4.". Bible class Sunday 4 p. ra. Home s3S. Coffee and rolls for the hungry after the meetiug. Everybody welcome. City 113 E. Jefferson blvd. Kay A. IUrd, superintendent. Sunday school at 3 p. m. Mei-jlngs every night at 7:30. (os pel' wagon services leaving the mission at -1 o'clock for Howard. :md Iyeejer parks, livening service at 7:."0 with oldfabhiened toug service. Mennonlte Hope 111 Meetiuir everv nizht W. Sample st. except Monday. Sunday school 2 :.'U). 3:30 and 7 o'clock. Week nights at 7:30. Rescue Miloii 13d S. Las ille av. A. C. Sehafer, tjuperlntendent. Crank Wyatt. manager. Meetings every Sunday night 7:13 p. m. L. W. Kinney, speaker. Meetings at 130.1 W. Wnshington av. Tuesday and rrilay nlglit at 7:M, led by Clyde Winegar and K-v. Ldward Castle. Meet ings every night at the corner of Colfax ! avil aud Michigan t-t. In charge of Frank v yat t. LABORER WAS 'PROFESSOR' iYautl Order is Iucd .?aint "Stark Col lose." WASHINGTON, May 29. Postmaster General Burleson Friday ordered a fraud order issued against ".Stark College" and Charles II. Chafer, president, at Alliance. Ohio. The department charges that "tark college exists only on iaiei'" and that "president Shafer" has adopted this name for "a mail order busines which he operates in spare time. Chafer is said to he a laborer. MEXICANS J3ET REPRIEVE FLORKNCK, Ariz., May 2 0 The state hoard of pardons Friday afternoon grunted a reprieve, not to exceed nine weeks, for the live Mexicans -who had been sentenced to be hanged here Fridav. M1IMOKIAL DAY llM'KClSKS. Morning: Tribute t Naval Heroes In Howard Park in which the children of Franklin and Colfax Schools will assist. Afternoon: Parade of the Comrades of the G. A. II. Posts, will halt at the High School Huilding and exchange :'ags for Ilowers from the hands of school children. Our store will be closed all day in celebration of the day. according to our usual custom. Advt. CHAS. V.. SAX A. C. MOTHER GRAY'S POWDERS BENEFIT MANY CHILDREN Thousands of mothers have found M"thtr Gray's Sweet l'owdera an eveilen! remedy for children complaining of he td ache. cold.. feverMhnes, 'stomach troubl-j and other irregularit'ei from whl"h chil drea rtufler during thce d.iv. They an ciy and pleas-;i.t t. take and enelb-';; reulta are a.vomplNhd bv their uc I .M by mothers f.ir ve:"ir. Sold bj Druggists everywhere, U3 truu.

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