South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 170, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 19 June 1915 — Page 2

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Everyone is invited to attend tho services in South Bond churches. All seats arc free. R.eular ns ucll as siocial services arc announced below, Pastors a:c invited by The NewsTimct manage nit nt to ferul the taper outlines of their Sunday jcrmons that they may Ikj read by tho 00,000 XVus-Tinies readers in the Monday editions. Through this medium the sermons can bo addressed to a congregation which L even nore tlian city-wide.

5ILTIIODIST. llrttS. Mala C. 2v. Henry L. Davit. pastor, ('las rr.rctl::? 'J:00; Sunday echoed 9 :.V). J. C. Itownhcr, mi prrlntf-nd--nt. Scrmom P:4 a. in. an-! T :"') l. ru. Prayer nutting W d:i 1 a y , 7:P. ;. u. St. Taul'M 3Irrnrnalf oTTax find L.Vrort av. rv. .latrn s I,. (Jirdliior, D l.. i'fltor. SurnLiy ! at U.'M, cunductcJ Supt. Merritt C. lUale. Craci Sorvb m Tat"! Tn the tibcrr-nr., corner S. Mb-Mgan an'l Haray st.. Lev. K. K. Vougl.orty, pitor. Sunday sch.-ol 6:-") a. in. Preaching at IOA'j a. ia. and 7 :Z0 r. ru. Lawfll Height Minor nnd I'nncli F. 11. I'rlgV just.r. Sunday m hn )l y:l." c. rn., I:. M. M"f tit, siii.Tint-nde;-.t. TrinU.v Rlnlne and V.iir aw. Iv. Melvln C. Hunt. Sund.iy hod i :'.,') a in. II. N. Kialor, supt. Morning wurM 10 :!.". Morning nr.o:i "n "Ib-ver hm" -fore t li rfrn;i':i th pist'T will L'ivo .i cr.ijdii talk to hiidr-n n 'I'.ikipg "a T-riiji-r;itui'." Th.- H.tss n.fl'.HL' .it 1wtll be led Nr lYnlinatid .1 :t i n . Ljc.n tit P-.igue at Mr. Hunt. bohr. Tinevnbig tv1' at 7 :.'; will- l" :in ( !; ti ; - t in in h' rrr f rni tin- St.it' SdihIiv S'-'ifxiI -ia rtt ioa nt l.o.oisji ;rt. :iih! the I rp rt !i I.imi.iii' Iitri't i ; t n -1 i ' n nt Iv n v will ! !a:irl. Thf t"ii--at tli piii-ur"-k sTvi'-r Vil !h-.i;i y viiUz at 7:1" will ' "Tli "lnirih ami V":m rcftj!'." t l.i' Sand i v ' hI ha htt aIdf '1 luirsd i.v. , .Inn' 2. i!il'1 ;i y at IIiid -a 1 i k-. Sc-i., nr-nn-ot KO.ir tl,' !r,ii i h :il'.t;t K I'rro tl kots will ti" i v-n t tin- Sand iy s 1,m1 rnnilTs undT 1J ir;ir f ;i :f. '!!' 1 . i t ! study -!a-- ia diiri-t N. 1 will i i t !ii tin' i r.MH ir 'Jio I'.lalao av., I'rld.iy fVi'uin at 7:1". Mull Memorial Mlrliljfan n1 Victor!. it. Her. J. 1 M Kay. ;-ist'r. Sunday hnol at 0:1a n. tn., A. Kattorlu inrii h. Ff-rmon ly paMor, 11 a. in. Thor 111 lo no proa hinr si'rxi' o Sunday ar tunit of t!i- (ii i' litii li lr.!iiatIon. Kpnorth Mrmorln- f'rrnor Llnroln tvit W. and Hlivo nt.. th' It-v. J. W. Il'inch, pit"r. Sunday s l:d !:.". a. ia., CIaudi YoiitiR1, superintendent. KviMiin s-rvl c 7:.p. Sunday f'!i"d liurli tit 10:ld a. in. Morning worship ;it Tl o i. k. pr-a liin l-.v R. A. Pdrd of the 'lty Mission. Ppwnrth le iirue at '.:.': i. in.. led ly Mrs. h tries Hopkli'. Siil..i-. t. "tiod s spirit ' I lre-t ing- the Soul Winner." 'Ma-ro will! !' n eveninir pi -a' hlii sr. Meml.ers of th huroh and on greg.i t ion ar.- lnvit-d to att nd th' edi atory srvi'--s at tho ;rjo e Mi-th'xli't I'pi-'-opal i luin Ii. I'raver vervii e Wedn"day evening led hy 'l.u!de Voiinr. Continued studies in the l.nk of .tallies, the foiirsh eli i jo ;. tlo-ine, ,-ve:-looking (foil's Provident e." Sunday school pienle jit Lake Park. Hudson like. Thursday, June 21. German Lafayette and W.iyne sfs.. Rev H. S. Miller, ixistnr. Sunday srliool It :30 . m.. Jlm Ko ti, superintendent. Preaehlng 10:r.o a. m. and 7 :H0 p. in. Ppworth league 7:o p. in. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 :4o p. ni. YVenieyan Sample st. and Marietta av., Rev. F. O. Stdtler. pastor. Mnrnlne service 10:.10. Rvenlng srviee 7 :."0. Sunday chool 9:r0 a. m. I'rayer meet Ins Wednesday evenlnp, 7:00. .Munon Chapel Rev. Claude Yoiir.g. pastor, Sunday school lo a. m.; P.. L. Ki-kley, superintendent. Mornlnr worship at 10:1." o'. h. k. preai-h-inc ly i he pastor. theme; "Why Re Al'rt." There will le no L'pworth league or evening servle. Meiul'er f th ehurch ind fni:regation ;tie fnviteil to Mf. Pleasant to attend the Children's day ror Io-j. Prayer service Prid.iv ev ulug at s o'e!i k. h-d lv the pastor. Theme: 'Fellowship With (Jod." Mt. riran f.r-r. Claudrt Young, pns. tor. SuiKlay school 10 o'clock; Mr. Cassels, S'ip'Tinteii(h'!it. Pvenlne servh e nt T o lo- k in i-harce of the Sunday s. hool in ohservani-o of Children's- day. The pa-tor will speak from th theme: "The Purpose of ChihlJo.od.' rnrtagf Chapel Rev. Claude Young, postor. Sunday pehool 10 a. m.: Mr. Calvert, wuperlntendent. Ni other services. River rrU .f. R S. Seventh st.. Rev. A. W. Smith, pastor. Sunday school, '.:.'lo n. m. Puldi. worship with seruma pi:lo a. ni.. and 7:".o p. m. Suhlect of sermon, "A Cooprr.tt ion For Good." Devotional meeting of the i;pworth league (' :.".( p. m. Leader. John A. Nevvoouih, leader. Semr service and luief M-rnum i:i the evehiiic. Suhje. t. "A Mistake Moses Made." Piaver and piai-e rieerlnj; on Wedueslav eveiiine at 7:::,i oYU -li. River Park T!Oo Seventeenth st. SunJny s hool :;;o p. ui.. Fihiiki Purkey, niporlntendept. Junior league 3 p. ni.. Mri John Seymoure. stiperlutei.dent. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7:o0. AFRICAN M. r. Olivet A. 31. i:. Rev. C. I ' ir. e r v Allen. D. P.. pastor. 310 W. Monroe s;. Pr-jch-

i -A. .'i . . . i . o - i i iim I..H.I i tm ami .oouioe ss., . . Ing 10:. 0 a. ni. sundav s. hoo, 3:00 p m. rr;,,,.v. V:u-r. Sunday school at 0:,".o a. reaching .:4a p. m. Uass meeting- U m. rj (;e(;rp! j. Lon!r superintendent. MornZlon A. M. R. Rev. R. W. Rouen, pas- ing sermon at 10:30 a. in. Y. P. A. at

tor. Vre.ichlng 10:l." a. m. and :n) p. tn. Ftmriav school 12 :.",( p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. Taylor A. M. K., Zion Chapel- Rev. W. II. Taylor, pastor. Sunday school -t 2:"0. Morning preaehin at I0:lo. Rveaiug predvhiag at 7:4". 1RFK MRTnOIlSiT. Kvee JlethodUt Pennsylvania av. and Buh st.. K. N. Pouik. pastor. Sunday fehool 0 :Z0 a. m. Oscar I'ats.-n, superintendent, rreachir.g sorvLt at It :30 a. m. and 7:0 p. m. River Park Tre MethodUt rourteenth f.nl Vino s!s. R. S. Ji'nni:ig. pastor. Su inlay s. !uol in ;l. t!l t I.. ,.;fe. pu periatendent. l'rM-'.;iug 11 a. i 1 i.i d! Y. P. me. ting .". .. i.i. Mis Led i h De2. oner, president- Sundiy. Jui,.- "Jo;!), i AUtl- 1 !'.i'vii il iy. T::e i-M.,n a:; I Jiiilli- peoplo Vll give reeil 1 1 he; s. s,.i;L iiud dialogues. I N - Anna Davis, leader. Nl ottago prayer meeting Tuesday eve-ilng at !L F. Kuka's. S. nth t. Tlu re wiil Le u) M-rvi-s Sunday evti.lug. 1RRUYTRKIAN, First Cor. Wa.shT-igt .n av. and LafAjftte nt.. Rev. ( harks .. L!pp!irv:r, i). l., minister. Rev. Jlouard J. Cliftrd. flt. rlate miulstfr. Misj Charlotte M. Partridge, ;issUant to the miuNter. Pn!.:.' or!iip at l:l. a. ia. and 7:".' t. m. M -niii g su! j.-ct. "l i e Dutv of .llappiio ss." Fv. T.iiig. "A Go d P.arg itn." Pdhh tool jn '.:.". a. m. M.is Ril.e Stfidy eluh at '..:. a. ra. Tl;:- U a hig drf-s Kin'i a hig par pose. Mid-ue.-k nn-t-liig Wc l:.o'!.iv at 7 :". p m. Strangers rrr eo:d:.t!,y l:;ited nil kerviv-s. Sittings are fre'. Trinity Cor. Co'.fax r.v. and St. T'eter t., RfV. joha S. Ruras, ;.ast-r. Rihhi fhool 0:r0: Rilde "s.-h.-ol praver meeting IgL; J, P. Utopia, :p-:i:;t.'..i!-:;t. J'reaehi:.g h.-rvi. e 1:1.. a. i.i. and 7 p. in. M-rr.i:!g - ;!:,:: .v the p:.t-r, "FrSer.ds I'or C:,rit Sa t'n;iiiui F.i.deavor s-;vh' .il ;-C p. m. ia the l.a-eii.ent re..:. i. Lv-:,i; g w .rhi: v ith :!. ..n on "John, the J'., e-ed D-ip-." uhidi will - ill st r i f ! it!i sti-r- ;e. , pit'iii. 'i'o ev.-.ing s, rv n !::, j ; -s S:j ;d iv t. !!.: "a ;,; oe 1 , en ti c , h-t.-.-'a hwii l.'f'Atell t'ie :na:i-e alio t! e i !.;!" h. Ste'e- - pP't li -s U ill !.e t !iro. n ..! ;1 r.i M ; !! o !a d to t'a H. -i '.- . f t.!-' . icn.-'a h;:iidi.;. Heipfui !...; a : I s. gi;ig ,i:i a fe.u ui -f a- a ; '. e A ti aie nth fo'i'.e to t ! So s, ed' .i v rvi : leg r rater im !?: g at 7 :.'; f.-iiowt J by fLe fLuir pra-tl e.

Wtmlntrr Hpt. Ii. 15. noifetler, pastor. Suml.jy hotd D :' a. ra. I'utdle worfc!i!p 10:1.". a. in. and 7:.") p. m. M -rjiiiiL" tla-iif. ,r-:i of Mind Ta.it ra-t!i All l'iid-r-t. Hiding. " i:v-.i in ;r. 'lni-t. t?a Savior f tl, f.o-t." Junior i:. o'eliM k iI:tnn. di;!t.' '. V. . S-nl'.r . I!. ;:.'.. SiiNj--t Tlirisfs 'ill t Youn Woiju-n." ;nir !i v'!:i!i' V .. M'?d.iv. Siip!'-r ',;:;'. I r.i ;-ui'i tia

7:1".. Si:!.j-. t. -Th' Lift- of Ianid." hn- ! p't:.mt .u'ti::s f T 1 na n of tn' n- I 'icati"l at o i i" tv. Hoi-I.rfr and Ivton t.. ;orp Willi, mi Allison. V.. !.. inlnI-tT. r.UU S'diool at '.)::. '!iarlf I. I l-inzinn n. p'Tinf i. d-:it. (1.t for nil att'-ndar.ts. M .ruin- worship, 10:1.": Y. 1. S. II.. ;:1.". Kv nl:iir worsMp. 7 :".'. Mid-wort irn tinL' Voln d.iy. 7 :::. Tl lJor' trnlnint' las!. s :::o p. in. Yoln- sd iy. Th ;;ldi- N oordiilly Invited to attfiid and partiiiatf in all thrso srrvl'-es. 'riiua for in rniii sormou. "Tlie Ir-t.-tion of Faith." V. P. S. C. . UA; "'"hrit.1 all to tlifL Yoijii Woniou of Tod.v." I.ul.o 1 p :.".- I'J. ' '.v-iitiiL' vui.joot. "'Tlio SufT'Tint' of t!io hinix nt." Toplo for ruid- k m- tliiir "T!io Howard of Kiiidhn'-." Matt, H:1"J. Cmnntown Churoli Dr. Tlinnipson. superintendent. Sunday sdiool 2:00 p. ni. I'reacLIns sorTl'-o 3:U0 p. m. Itorkhlll I'nion Sumption Prairie mad. one-quarter rnlle v.est of Olive st. Ulhle s hool at J:.';o p. in.. on WhiUin.ni, superintendent: intern"'. ual lesson. Religious worship at 3:4o p. in. la charge of llMer Harris. ;rdii;er Htv. T.. nonaId?!.n. pastor. Sunday rt'diool 10:00 a. in. Preaching 7 :4o p. in. C. K. 7 :00 p. in. Hungarian Corner Washington av. ind Cherry st.. Rev. R. Rertok. pastor. BAFlIbX. I"irt Main and Wayne sts.. Rr. Chas. A. I-' ker. Preaching at 10 Mo a. in. Evening sM-vico 7 ::;o. Prayer meeting Wednesday. 7:1. p. m. P.il.lf H' liool ;:." a. in., W. K. Studehaker. suieiint nd'-nt. Topic of the evening sermon, "Talt.r. the Mount of Traiitiuurat ion." This is the thinl in a series of mtiii mm on "Trips i tho Mountains of the P.ilile.." The following mu-d.- will h' suae: .'u.irtvt. "Thv Radiant ronn." AMiotf: roiitralto s lo. here Is a I.aii't Mine Rw H.ith S. ii." sung ly Mrs. iMiu r, : din t, ";hv, is 1ove." Marks. Mr. c,.rr aiid .r. Kn-ighli.unn : quartet. ".Now the Dav Is Oeer." Junior union at 1 p. m. R. Y. P. I ". at 0 ;1." p. m. MNs Turner, leader. Wednesday evening. Teachers' i raining las. Supper at ' :!.". St inly perhxl at ',;1.".. Mr. Decker, h-ader. Prayer and praise meeting at 7:10. Qalnry sirrd Qulucy st. an1 Rlalne av. Rev. Thomas .1. I'tu-sons. Rible sehool i :',') a. in , J. W. Randal!, superintendent. Preaching services 10U10 a. ni. and 7:00 p. m. P.. Y. P. U. 0:4." p. io. Midweek serwee Wednesday evening. Morning suhje r. "Mih-stones of Mose-s." Fvcning tlieine. "The TaKernacle of Isia.1." P.. Y. P. P. lMler. Miss Rernhe c.irr. Topic. "Christ's Call to the Young Women f Today." At the evening service. MUs Cora Wise of the First Church of the Rrethren will des-ri'' the hwihllng of the talermo Ie model, whhll will lie et up on che platform Pi full view of the congregation. Wednesday. 7:1" p. in., praise and prayer service. Friday, ":.:o p. in.. Ladies Aid society will meet with Mrs. A. L. Clemdenln, s::i N. Olive st. Mount Zion IJaptit 113 N. Rlrdsell St. Rvenlng service 7:30. I'rayer meeting Thursday :00 p. ra. J'lr.t Swctllsli Cor. Laurel and Napier sts. Services 10:r,0 a. in. and 7:10 p. m. cverj other Sunday. Rev. i W. Jewei! will preach. CHRISTIAN. l'lrnt Main St.. souili of puhllc library, Lev. John M. Alexander, uastor. Morning P.ihle school ;:1.". Prof. II. M. Appleman, su eriuteudeiit. Morniuir service Ui:!i. Christian F.udeavor t:l" p. m. l!e:u.ig s i vic. 7 :.",(). (ur teachers aio trai'P'tl, lessons ar graded and lasses for all aees. Morning worship at I0;4n. Lvening worship at 7 :".. Senior Christian Ludeavor at '.:1". Tepie; "Christ's Call to the Young Men and Young Women of Today." This is a special meeting with a specially prepared program and every meml.er of the society hould he present. Prayer and pi ni-o service Wednesday evening at 7 :.".0. Topic; "What is My Greatest Temptation:" Strangers and visitors In the Ity are cordially invited to worship with us. Indiana Avenue Indiana and Wttwer avs. Rev. Cecil Franklin, pastor. Rlhle school 0 :." a. in.. Fred Wilson, superintendent. Services K;tr a. m. and 7 :!0 p. ru Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:r.i p. in. Linden Avrnue Church of ChrUt Linden av. and Carlisle st. Ldward Castle, pastor. Preaehing R:;;o a. in. and 7:o0 p. m. Sunday school " p. m. C. K. at i:.o0 p. m. I'rayer xuccting Wednesday at 7:o. p. uir.VANC.r.I.ICAI. ASSOCIATION. First Lafavette and Monroe sts., W. II. :".i. Miss Clara Lockstidt. president Midweek services: Prayer meeting luesday and Wednesday evenings at 7 :0 o'clock. Morning suhjts t "Removing O'lstacVs." Y. P. A. subject, "Christ's Call to Young Women of Today." l.ydia Zillmor. h'.ider. Gospel scrnnui at 7 subject. "Heroes of laiih." l'r tver meeting Tin mI.iv night at 7 :". German cottage. rayei iiie-ting at tl.e home of Mrs. Minnie Pis hke. ."'7 Ohio st.. All a re w !-' me. Grace Lincoln Way west anl Rrlck av. Rev. Daniel D. Speh ner. minister. Sunday school '.:.. :. in., (ieerge W. Drvlne. "leader. Worship ami sermon at 10 :.'') a. ra. 'i'hei.'e for nioridng servhe. "WItness-s For God." Lvening. "Peacemakers." Y. P. A. service. i;:i.", p m. era o'De'.l. presj.'.enr. l"opi-. "i",rist's Call to th.e olltig WoiOeli of Tod IV." Reader. VlT.I Dnisma'!. Hour of ra.'r aud teaehers meeting Wednesday. 7 ::'.' p. in. Choir pl.o li e Friday evening. , MIi puh Corner Malr. am Monroe sts. Lev. John O. M' r. Sunday school 9:30 m.. F. I'. Rurgener. vuperlntendent. Sr'r.or. at 10:1." a. in. and 7 :T0 p. ra. C :U h ti il classes will meet at :"0 p. in. Child rcn's dav servp e will be tli' ft'af uii f the morning at '.::. with t! folhwing program: Song. "Sunshine and Rain" ai. d "Keep the Heart Singing"; p:t.er: hymn. "I Am Happy In Him": Scripture reading bv Anna Weldtuan: -d bv Clirpe steii.er; lesson study pravr followed bv levs.,., vtndy; hymn. "1 Will Not po.-g'et Tlee": a!i.!o!ipe,oi:ents ; s-e. !tary's report; weh-ome address l.y Marie Wagner; pi.i;: s.do. Ha M.Divitt; su:;g. "Jesis Loves Me": sir.'.be.i m 'ollnl. sl prim iry ehihlreu: miiiui iry story. Carlio Ruth; iluet. I. aura Yagner and Fleamcr

Jeis: Fl'g il:y diahgi:e. by tiine juui. !-: a".:;., ;a by ti e elodr. otTerin: addiis-. "'.:.' Les.;- Fieai Small Tl.i.:gs." !,v Ik'- p:is-,,r. Young i'e -ph-'s alii mo e at '-.:'.' p. m. L'nmet Je-Vr. pi es;d r.t : sii!.je. t for the ever.li:g. "C'aiist's Call to the ie:;::g Wop-aa: of Today." Leid'-:. Ruth Grove. Sermon at 7 ;.'U p. m... a1'.!.- t. "Present Day A'.p--t ;:-." Praxt-rn.e ting -i Ti;e"lay and Wed-;i-s.ay vcn'oig at 7:".'; (d.oir pr.ie. ti.e on Flid.iv i.i g at f.oia v to P o'e'e". k.

SW i:iIH LY ANC! I.1CAL .MISSION c iii rti ii. Corner S- o r.nl O: har.l S:. Rev. O K. Moberg p.stor. S.;:.d.:y ?a.-'ol nt i :: 0 a. m.. o' mi I'.eigstedt. su; t rlr.teu 1rnt. Morning werhip at !0:C a. m. Y. P. meeting at 1 p. a.. Lvetala &erTle it 1:Z) p .ra.

niiLrn Rf.N. , rirt lirrll-.rrn f liurc'.i -1-1 i . Mh Ng.i i it.. Rot. A. ::. Thomai. pastr. Saudi i?hool !).::' ,i. :n . Hartley lT;-t' ' e. 'ii ii-te.id-!.!. Moral ig senile 10:::o t Lristh-tn Kn;"iT i- C:Z'o p. m. IIe.ii::j; orvi e 7 :0

l irkt ( hiiMi of st. and India-;. i av pastor. Sunday s !, . i: v. t. i:. 'le -rge. . i 'j:r.n a. i.:.. C. M. Weng. s'ii-',ia Jeadeut. Wo:n RP.de lass taught by Miss Cora Y. Wise. Preaching 10 :'.':) a. m. and 7:30 p. in. Seeoud Chnr.li of the nrrthren ushirig a id .n Ruren sts Rev. J. G. Grater, pastor. Sunday sefcool at 9 :"0 a.' m.. G. A. Srnsnnan. superintendent. .Morning ervIce 10:C0. Lvenmp servpe 7:.h Christian workers meeting at 1 CO p. m. ; Jobn Austin. pr-sident. I'rayer meeting Tuesday S:00 p. m. I'MTHI) IJCnTIIKEN. Co.ifereaee Memorial Treacnln? 10:4. a. m and 1:20 p. in. Samlay school 0:30 a. m. Christ. an Kndeavor G:U0 p. m. Midweek fcervlce Wednesday 7:4o p. ra. LUTHERAN. Holy Trinity EnglUu Sherman av. ana Lindsey sL. Itev. Albert II. Keek, pastor. Sunday school 0:1." a. m., L'. Motts, superluteinlent. Men's Rlhle elavs taught by the paster. Women- (lass taught by Miss Homuth. Younjr. ladies' ciass taught by Miss Jobr.M :n. Chief service w ith aerm- a by Rev. William Rekert at 10 ;."0 a. m. No evening service. St. I'aul's r.rrrr.an setTerson hlvd. n.'. WiJliara st.. Rev. Henoch Hollo. Gtrraaa s'rle at 10 :.U a. m. German service 1. a. m. Ruglis . Service on the se.-ond ami fourth Suinlays of the month at 7 :h0 p. m. SiiTfday schoo. at P:o0 a. m. Morning sermu bj- Rev. IL Ifnlie. Subjcs-t. "What Manner of Child Shall This Re." Annual ounCrmttiou Sunday. No Sunday m1koI. Walth-er lcagu' monthly literary meeting Tuesday eveninir at S o'clock. Leader, Miss L. Gau. Zlon'a lOvangellcal Corner E. Wayne nnd St. PeterN sta.. Rev. Martin GorTeney. Gloria Del Swedish Chapln and Kerr sts.. Rev. Gottfried Olson. Sunday achool 9:00 a. m. Services ot 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. ra. Morning sermon, "WThv Lateth Jesus With the Publh nns and" Sinners If" Service in the evening. Text "The One on tho Way of Sinners." Wedtusdav evening at 7:.';i the La lies' aid will hold ihelr midsummer festival on the church lawn. An abli("ss n "The Power of Music" will be delivered, and music will be rendered. Frov fr all to attend. The choir meets Thursday evening at 7 The Don-as society wHl be entertained Friday evening by Misses Minnie and Gertrude Carisou. 4-7 Studebaker at. EPISCOPAL,. St. Jamea Lafayette St., north of V,nshlngton av. Parish Louse. 310 Colfax av. Righ Rev. Join. Ilazeo White, I). l.. bishop of the diocese of northern Indiana, rector. Rev. II. R. White, vicar. Holy communion 7 :.". Morning prayer 11. Morning sermon by the vicar, subject. "Hidden Truth." Special music: Pro. ee.ssion.il "Forward Re Our Word." "Tc Deum." Van Roskerck; anthem. "The Radiant Morn," recessional "A Happy Rami." Trinity Hungarian R. Lafayette at., near old court house. Rev. Victor Vou Kubinyl. rector. Services at 8:00 a .m. and 10:00 a. in. CATHOLIC. St. TMirick'a 307 S. Taylor at.. Rev. John F. DeGroote. C. S. C, pastor. Iow masses at ':0O, 7 :.".o, 0:(h) a. in. Solemn hig-b mass itnd serin an at 10:CO. Baptism at 2:00 p. m. Vespers at 3:00 p. m. Sunday school at 5:00 p. m. Meeting of church societies at 4 :00 p. m. Si. Itedwlare rollh Corner Scott and Napier sts. ReT. Anthony ZuhowRz, C. S. C. paster. Low mass at .":30. Children's mass at 9:00 a. m. High inaa at 9:00 g:(xj p. in. Yespers at 7:.'t0 p. in. St. StanUlaus l'ollsh 115 N. Lincoln It. Rev. Roman Marciniak. pastor. Mass at G:00. 7:30 and 10:30 a. m. St. Casdmlr'a rolifch 621 S. Webster st. Low mass at 7:30 a. m. High mass at 10:00 a. in. Vespers at 2:00 p. m. St. Adelbert'a Polish Olive and Grace 6ts. Rev. John Kubackl, 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 at. and Las a lie avPatrlck J. Carroll. V. S. C. pastor. Love masses at 7:30 and 0:00 a. m. llgh mass at 10:30. benediction b:00 p. ra. Sunday school at 2:30 p. in. St. Stephen's Hungarian Tho re .18 and McPherson sts. Rev. Alexander Varlaky, pastor. Mass at S:00 and 10:15 a. in. Sunday school at 2:00 p. m. Benediction at 3:00 p. m. Sacred Heart Ilelglan 112G W. Thomas it. Rev. Charles V. Fischer, pastor. Mass at 7:00 and 9:30 a. m. Sunday achool at 2:30 p. m. Benediction at 3:00 p. m. St. Mary's German 431 S. Taylor St. Rev. J. M. Sherer, C. S. C., pastor. Mass at 7:30 and 10:00 a. m. Sunday, school at 2:30 p. mSacred Heart Notre Dame. Low mass at ;:!) a. m. High mass at S:30 a. in. Vespers at 2:(. p. m. SCIENTIST. Main nnd Madison ats. Sunday services at 11 a. in. and 7:30 p. m. and a testimonial meeting on every Wednesday evening at S. Sur.day school for children and young people up "to the age of 20, is from 9:45 to 10:30. Reading rooms maintained by this church on the seventh floor of the J. M. S. building, are open every afternoon, excepting Sunday, from 12 m. t 5 p. m.. and every Saturday evening from 7 to u, where those who wish to pass a quiet hour may read, study or inquire into the subject of Christian Science. TEMPLE DETH-E1. Comer Lasalle ar. and Taylor st Abraham Cronbacb. rabbi. Devotional hour Friday. to 0 p. m. Topic. "Love." IUble class Monday s to 0 p. m. at homes of members. international, bihl.e school, Association. Melville Lall. 212 S. Lafayette st. No collection. Come. Sur.day at :i:l p. m. Wednesday and Fridays at 7:15 p. m. SPIRITCALISTS. Hall 412 S. Michigan s:.. in charge of Capt. William Conway. Meetluga every night in the week except Monday. Sunday fervloes as follows: SuAday school at 2 p. ru. ; salvation meeting at s p. m. Lvcry. body is welcome to tlese pervpe Tho South Rend Progressive Spiritual society will hold servhisi Sunday evening in Kus hall, corner First and M tin -ts.. Mishaw.ik.:. :;s foliows: Song -rviee 7 p. i.i. : b" ture and messages. 7 :"' p. m.: Mrs. M. A. Rrummer. tuier itn I message medium . Siil'j". t. " The Law of Reas.oi." The public i.s cordially iavitt I to attend tin so servh i s. SEVENTH 1AV AHVENTIST. Seventh Dav Adventit services on Saturday In Melville hall. Pcstor Alien Moon la charge. S-ihbsth hA at ;0 a. m. Preaching servb ? at 10:30 a. m. JjALVVTION ARMY. The South Read Rrogn-:ve Spirita.T so,;'ty will p 1 1 i:i Kn I. all. 'riur Main "and First sts.. Mislia.vaka, Sunday evening. s-ong servi-' 7 p. m. Lecture and mo5ige. 7 :"'. M. A Rrumni-r. lecturer an I r.if-ssij-e medium. Subjeit. "Spiritualism, Pro and Cou." The public

! Fitting Ceremonies Will be Held at Grace M. E. Bishop C. Siuntz Will Deliver - - b-amiful Routes . '." !r y will be i. pencil .. x; Grace Mctlio..i ..:::-. -:i at . .Michigan ' !";e.itc'l. The scr- . i' iiini'ivrow will bo .: . ' : that will rxtcnti of to i T:Pt the rir.-.-t icui tno v.f'fli. F.ishoT lioiner C. Stuntz of New Y.rk will deliver the (Icillvatory serni'jp. DJiing the dedication v.ek visiting pastors and local pastors will assist at tho .services. Hishop Stuntz will deliver the sermons at Loth the morning and evening worship tomorrow. The morning; service will begin at 10::0 o'clock. The presentation of th" new church will he made l.y W. H. Schacfer, president of the board of trustee?. Uv. Madian IL Appleby, district surcrintendent will offer the openhio prayer. -if ir1 hishop ho.mi:j: o. stuntz At G:"0 o'clock the Epworth league prayer service will be held. Dr. II. X. Ugden, a former pasto will fiive an address. The evening services will begin at 7:30 o'clock. Dr. J. L. Gardiner of St. Paul's AI. K. church will ive tho opening iiraycr; Dr. H. L. Davis of the First M. K. church will read tho scripture lesson. Hishop Stuntz will then give the sermon. Will Mnix-li In Ho'y. Tho Sunday hoil under tho leadership of Dr.'C. C. Hon Durant, superintendent, will assemble at the tabernacle, the present temporary place of worship, at Xiiiu tomorrow morning and inarch in a body to tho new church where tho classes will be assigned to their places. A program of song anrl prayer will then be given. Monday evening at G o'clock a dinner will bo given ly the ladies' Aid society in honor of tho South Lend and Mishawaka Ministerial association and the wives of the pa.stors. Hev. E. K. VanYVinkle. vice president of the association will act as toast master. Kesponses will be made by Hev. C. V. Mull. Hev. J. L. Gardiner and Kg.'. J. M. Alexander. At s o'clock the Fellowship services will begin, Hev. F. K. Dougherty presiding. A1dresses will be made by Kev. A. F. Thomas. Hev. C. A. Lippincott, Hev. C. A. Decker and Kev. 11. L. Davis. A public reception will follow. On Tuesday night Reminiscent services w ill be observed. Dr. II. N. gden of Indianapolis, will preside. Addresses will ho made by Dr. Ogden. Mrs. Campbell, Daniel X. Dressier and Herman V. Lang. On Wednesday night Kev. Mr. Appleby Will deliver the sermon. Wednesday afternoon the Woman's Home Missionary society will hold a rcccpIs 'cordially Invited to attend tkeo services. CIICRCH or GOD. Services in Melville hall. 212 S. Lafayette st. Sunday school 10 a. m., R. O. Cuff el, superintendent. Rible study at 11. Lydia Rails-back, leader. Rerean meeting Wednesday evening at th' home of Miss Lois Thompson. I.ei'b-r. Ccve'.y Harsch. Prea'hlur servb" Friday evening at the home of R. C. Railsbaek. (iJl S. Fellows st. Lbler J. II. Anderson of Troy, u., will speak. Y. M. C. A. Y. M. C. A. meeting will re li;M every Sunday afternoon, especially for men, in the auditorium of the boys" building. A pecial speaker will be secured for each Sunday and special music will be furnished. V. XV. C. A. During the summer months the Young Women's Christian association will be open every Sunday afierno ai from 1 until 7 o'clock. The vesper services have closed for the summer. MISSIONS. Lasalle A. I. Schafer. superintendent; Services every night at 7:1". Rible class Sunday 4 p. m. Home n.".-S. Coffee and rolls for the hungry after the meeting. Everybody welcome. Service Sunday night at S o'clock. L. W. Kinney, speaker. Cltyllo P. Jefferson blvd. Ray A. Bird, superlutt ndent. Sunday school at 3 p. ra. Meetings every night at 7:3i. Gospel w:igon service-, in Leeper park at 1:1" and Howard park at 1: Lvening servb-e at 7 :".0 with half hour of oldtime Vongs. Supt. Bird wiil speik. Services at 7 :."' t u rv night. Mrnnonit Hop 111 W. Sample st. Meeting every night except Monday. Sunday school 2::u."3::jO and 7 o'clock. Week nights at 7:30. Servi e Tuesday and Friday evenings at S o'clock. Civ de W vnigar in charge. LOCAL PEOPLE GRADUATE Miss Ior-thea Doprcs Kahn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Kahn, lCSH Kiversido dr. and Fredcrick Otto Sehoeppcl, principal of the Laurel school were among the students who received degrees at the O.'.th convocation of the University of Chicago. Miss Kahn received tho degree of Associate in Philosophy while Mr. 'ehocppel took the degree of S. li. in Education. ii Take a bottle home with you. Vou will be surprised how useful Pcrana is in tiro family, for little ailments like INDIGESTION, COLD?. CHRONIC COUGH, LOSS OF APPETITE.

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tior. Tor tho ladies of the ohurch. Gn Thursday evening Dr. W. II. Hickman of rtnnvillo. Ind.. will deliver tho ser won. lriday evening the services for week will close with an address by Dr. C. Claud Travis of For- Wayne. History of tlu1 Church. Th-? Grace Methodist church was first organized in lSS. Services were held for some, time in Good's opera house. Hoc. Thomas. Hackney, a local minister, being the fiist pastor. In 171 a frame building was erected on S. Michigan and Wayne sts. Kev. W. K. Mickles was pastor at. that time. In 1SSS the above property was sold and n lot purchased on tho corner of S. Michigan nnd Tutt sts., where tho now odil'ico has hoen erected. A brick building was erected in 1SSS which was used until last August when it was removed for the new church. Dr. Ogden was pastor when the second building was erected. The New Chruch. Tho new building was designed by L. H. Sturgcs. an Indianapolis architect. The structure including the grounds purchased and equipment cost : 4:1.000. The present now homo of tho congregation, strikes a rather new note in church design, being strikingly Grecian in style. The main entrance is from Michigan st., opening into a spacious l'oyer. At each end ii stairway leads to tho basement auditorium and Sunday school department. In tho basement is located the ladies' parlor, the social room, kitchen, . .- v . . - ' C.'f-'-':-J;".' LV .,4 , A' .11 .0.0-; .-y:$-? ;-: :.' ? 'J - - y h . r v ; -'- V ' ' :i ' r r 'sai . : . . .is - ::':'..: n . . H ' - - r - , If. IU:V. F. K. DOUGHIIRTY. secretary's room, reading room and boiler room. The main floor has an auditorium with a seating capacity of ."00 on tho main floor. The gallery will seat 2 50 more. Hy onening tho doers between the auditorium and the Sunday school department additional seating eapacitv can bo trained to tho extent of a total of 1,200. In tho rear of tho pulpit are the study and choir rooms. Tho interior of the building is beautiful in design, tho eciling being finished in heavy beam work. A iarge dome in tho center gives height and beauty to the auditorium. Tho cove system of lighting is employed giving a soft and beautiful effect. At night tho heauRobertson The Store

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tiful colors in the art glass in tho dome aro brought out bv tho lights placed above it. Tho heating is done by steam. g i't -V ,v ' . v. s. V; "I js j f v Jf -S ,s .js NEWS OF INTEREST TO POLISH CITIZENS s H . 'Is sic ifc 'j jfc social i:vi:xts. The Lady Falcons M. Komanowski will hold its annual meeting Monday evening at 7;:Jo o'clock at Kosciuszko hall. The mooting of St. John's Cantius society of St. Casimier's parish will be held Sunday afternoon at 1 o'cloc k at Warsaw hall. The military Land of Z. 1. Falcons will old its exercises Tuesday ecning at Z. li. hall. The singing rehoar.-al of St. Hcdwp,e choir will be held Tuesday evening at St. Hedwige's school. A meeting of the Polish Falcons M. Komanowski will I - held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Kosciuszko'hall. Tho meeting of "Cory Polski" society of the Polish Women's alliance of America will be hoia Sunday afternoon at 2:::o o'clock at Z. IL hall on W. Division st. The Name of Mary society of St. Hedwige parish will hold its meeting Sunday afternoon at 2:0 o'clock at the St. Hedwige school building. The members; of St. Joseph's society Xo. Gu. of Polish Women's alliance of America will meet Sunday afternoon at 2:..0 o'clock in the St. Hedwige school Luildng. Tho Young Women's Holy Kosary sock-ty of St. Adelbort's "Catholic church will meet Sundav- afternoon at 3:..0 o'clock at the school building. Tho St. Floryan's society of St. Hedwige's parish will hold its meeting Tuesday evenin- at S o'clock in the St. Hedwige school building. Tho St. Valentine society of 't. Hedwige's parish will hold its meetng Sunday afternoon. The meeting of St. Stanislaus society of St. Stanislaus parish will be held Sunday afternoon at 1:0 o'clock at the parish hall. IUKTHS. Porn to Mr. and Mrs. John Kaminsl:i, 1220 W June IS. Thomas st., a daughter, ITXKKALS. The funeral of Stanley Grzela, seven-months-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Constantino Grzela. 811 W. Napier st., who died Friday morning, was held Saturday morning at 1 o'clock at St. Hedwige's church. Kev. Anthony Zubowicz. C. S. C, pastor of tho parish, officiated. Purial was in Cedar Grove cemetery. PERSONALS. George Steinhardt of Detroit has arrived hero for a few days' visit with relatives and friends. Ho is tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kaczkowski, 520 S. Harris st. Miss Martha Kujawa has arrived hero from Elkhart to spend a fewdays with Mr. and Mrs. Felix Kucinski. 132 4 Fnssnacht a v. Leo Stefanowicz. who has been hero with friends, left Friday for his home in Chicago. Casimier Luzny. W. Napier st.. returned today from Chicago where ho Bros. Co of Today ce

QUINCV, Mass.. Juno i;..Ky ti. falling of a Lip;.ue in which UKy w ro trying to make a landing n tiov Squantum av hiti'.n tirdd ;.bo;;t i: tif past si x o'clock Friday n: i;t. W.lh.im Fly, jr., l'j i us ai-,4 ,;f.ac,, llersey, "Je. were killed, and Ihr.ry X. Jones, a professional a;tti r. wad injured. Tho biplane fell 1 J .", feet. Fly and Horsey were aviatiLv; students. The thrte had made a fLght over Qutncy lay and woe circling close to the edge of the aviation fIciJ t make a landing when th.e f r.cir.e suddenly stopped and lackti;el. Immediately the left wing ( th- machine crumpled, and the l-.piir.o plunged siueways t warl th.e vi.: 1. It foil within :.0 feet 1' the h. niMiss Lotta Crabtreo. on: time iidru-, and was demolLshed. Hcrsey and Ely struck tho gro .ivl and -Tones landed on top of tiien-.. and between them and the machine. 1it. soy's neck was broken and ho v.. dead w hen taken from tho wreckage. Ely was breathing when the men apej women from Miss Crabtree's hum.j lit tel him fr ni tho debris. He died on the way to the Quincy hospital.

ALLIE LOU TAKES FAST TROT SAX FKAXCISCO. Juno 19. An attractive mid-week card drew a largo attendance to the exposition racv track Friday afternoon. Three events made up tho program with the ?r..'av three-year-old trot as the piece do resistance. Allie Lou, a bay :';lly hy Kinney Lou-I-idy .SMmbro. after relishing second to Xicl.i H in tho opening heat, captured the next two heatsand took lirst money, with Nicola H second and Carl third. The g: it trot went to MeCR-skey in straight heats. Honnie A used was s - ! ond and I.oe Hlosson. the favorite. third. Flecta Dilhn showed her ;,c' I a chan pair of heels in the 2:11' j.o o and was never fully extended to win 1 in straight heats. has been for tho past few days visiting with friends. Theodore Cedlinski of Laportc is in the city on business. Anthony Cislowski of Pittsburgh, who has been here on business, left Saturday morning for Milwaukee. Martin Kozanski has returned to Chicago after a business visit here. Leo Grndlewski, who has been hero visiting with friends, has left for his home in Fast Chicago. Peter r.alczyivsji has arrived her from Toledo to spend a few days, with friends. Stanislaus Andrzejsw ski has returned to Kcchester alter a few days' visit with friends here. John Majrzak has left for hhs hmin Detroit after a lew days' visit with friends hero. Miss Mary Tmezak left today for her homo in Hammond after a fw days' visit with friends. Daniel Jagodzinski has returned to Elkhart after a short visit here. c o 1 m 1 : n c 1 : n : x t i : x i : i ; i m : s . The commencement , exercises for St. c'asimier's shol nt which the eighth grade students will bo prrsrnted with their diplomas, will ! held Sunday afternoon at the St. Hedwige s-hool auditorium. A program consisting of drills, songs, recitations and music is being arranged by the sisters. FIRST CO MM UNION SERVICES SFNDW. A class- of 10 children of the. St. Hodwige school will approach holy communion Sunday morning at 7:" o'clock at St. Hedwige's C uholic church. Tho children aro being prepared by Lev. Casimier Truszynski, C. S. C. assistant pastor of the parish. TO GIVE RA.NQUET. The members of K. Pulaski Faleoin will h'dd their annual reunion Sund ;.' afternoon at the Warsaw hall. Th occasion will maik the fifth anniversary of the organzatlon. A number of guests are expected to bo present and speeches will ho given by prominent men of this city. PEONY SAM". Salo of extra fine pennies. 5'c pc-r dozen today. P.eyer Floral Co. Advt. Try NEWS-TIMES WANT ADS ECONOMY As We See It The old s;iyiiK' that ''the het is the chipe.n' does 17 U mean it is wfc to pay more than fair market yaluation fr mer-cha:uiL-e hut that quality hnu!d al vays take precedence vcr price that it is ecnmy to ,tret quality as cheaply as possible or at as low a figure a it can consistently be sold tor. A "cheap" price belittles the thine: it stands for at the start. Suspicion lurks in every letter of the word. It is a dangerous word to u-e because folks expect more than they jret and a disappointed customer i a por advertisement f'-r the store. As we see the meaning of 'economy' it is iyin to a customer better quality than the price indicate:more for Ic-s not less for less.