South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 226, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 14 August 1915 — Page 2

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Ktrrrnn U Intitnl t attend the er ire in South Ilrnl rhurrhf. All eaU lire fre. KfuUr m well a pe flal erlrr are annnimrcil brlovr. I'atnr are Incited by The New-Tlme- manii gement to end the paper outlines of their Mind.iy termon Hint they iim he read by the f.0.oo Nrwa-Tlme re.t.ler in the Monday edition. Through thl milium the orrmon fan be uhlreed t a c ongreKation whlrli ! eten more than lt-lde.

MET 1IO DIM'. rirt N. MMn st.. Kct. Ilary L. Parli. rtor. Mas niftlujr 'J:u0: Sands J iool 3:rA J. ('. Itouner. u r-r1ntcnl-ent. Sermr. in:40 a. in. nnd 7:.V) p- m. i'rajer meeting Wednesday, T:r p. xn. ft. rul Memorial rotTnx anl Larorte t Tt. Jnrr.cx L. Gardiner. I. P. pastor. Sunday iicd at conducted It Supt. M?rritt C Heal. "Morning worship at in ; t."i. .r;u :i up-n The At'.i)-!ix:it." bv i:-iy A. P.lrd. -u;-r-lntendMit of the City Ibne M:nb-: b::irtrf. "Hi.- Lord N Lx.Uted. Writ: "No Shadows Yonder." fp-m 1 1 -llolv City," Gaul. r-'!ii numbers by .Mr Miranda. The kindergarten nur-ry will bo open for the run- and en t i t . lninr. t f little children. No evening ser !. Die i.dd-wrek rvi t at 7:F Thursday evenins: will be led by J. C. Mather. (.race Cor. P. Michigan and Tutt st. Frank K. Dougherty, pastor. Sunday a. hool 0:.'-O h. in., Ir. C. C Hon Iurnnt. mirerlntfinlnt. Clms naetlng, bio a. iu. l'mchlnff 10:4." a. m. Sermon l.v Uev. M. C. Hunt, puO.r -r the Trinitv" Methodist r.pis p;l church. Kpworth league. t': p. Worship with f.ren-lilnjr 7 :.o p. in. Sermon by Itev. ll.iwart! t'llff'-rd. :-iate pastor of .tae First rresbyteriun church. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening, 7 :3n o'clock. Lowell Height Mlnet and Francis sts., F. R. UrUff.t. pastor. Sunday school V:43 a. m., It. M. Mofflt. superintendent. Trinity Blaine and Vass.tr av.. Rev. Mflvlu C Hunt. pator. Sunday s.-hool at m 'U) a m II. N. Kibler. superintendent. "Mornlas worship at H:l". with mthhi bv th Iter. It. II. reH f Misha'vaka. 'hi- mixed quartet will slue. Class nie.-t-in at V2. U'd lv Mls Martin. The I.pworth le-cu.' will liM a niortlnj: o t;peelal Interest nt :ir. The two dHft-Iratf-s to the 5tat. institute nt I.attle Ground will brin- reports, and H;o otlu-r Kpworthlans wh attended will add notes of Inh-rest. A trio romposed of Mr. and Mrs .1 i Lrnke. an-! Mls FannU Jain. n-llVftlng- on. of the T.attle 4;rotinl sonjr. t 7 : the regular ;ra hins serviee. with pennon hv the pasti-r. Subject. "A bankrupt lAt.n Spe,-lal nuinbrs l,y the i-hourus. male quartet, and a sob. by Mr- Vnlh l'ravir servin odiHsday .'veninc at 7:4'. Meeting of the Woman's Forelmi Missionary society Thursrlny aftrruoon Mth Mrs. SbowalttT, 747 Diamond Slull Memorial Michigan and Victoria. ts. Iier. J. F. McKay. ?tor. y ahonl at 9:4r, a. m.. A. KattorhMnrieh Mornlnc worship at 11 a. m. I hen; will be a memorial servbe for Anthony Kwlst. j;venlns arvb e. Fpworth Irneuo at b:.A Mihjeet "Keeping Ones Mdf Aseptle Vsralnst Temptation." Leader, I.rdniann Mahler. ITenehlntf at 7:: Mibjeet. Truth." Frayer iiu-otluff on Hcdnedaj i venln? at 7:. Epworth MemorlaJ Corner Lincoln way W. and Olive s .. tbe Hev. J. V. Ranch, 'r.i'tor. Sunclnv si-hool 9 :?.0 a. ni., t.inud Young-, superintendent. evening service German Lafayette and "Wayne tts.. Rev. II. S. Millar, pastor. Sunday school fc:30 a. in., John Kocb, superintendent. Treachlng 10:3" a. ra. and 7:30 . rn. Kp worth league 7 :00 p. m. Frayer nieetiag Wednesday 7:45 p. ra. WeOejan Sample st. and Marietta it., Rer. F. O. Spltler. pastor. Mornlnjr -er-Tir 10:3f). Fvenlr. Fervis. 7:30. Sunday chool 9:30 a. m. I'rayer meeting Wednesday ercnlasr. 7:."1 Mumon Chapel Iter. Claude Yountr. paster, Sunf' tiy school 10 a. in.; i:. L. Eckley, auperlntt'CQt, Fpworth league at :30 p. in., led by Fr.tnk Mantua, subjt. "Keeping One's Keif Asepth- -calnst Temptation." livening sorvbe nt 7:30 oVlock. Freaehlng by the pnntor. theme: "Nor by Micht. Hut tMv Spirit." Fniyer service I 'rid ay evening at S oYloek.'led bv the pastor, Mibjeet: "Jesus, the Comforter." Mt. riea-anv fter. Claude Young, psstor. Sunday siiooi 10 oVlock ; M. st.mm, superintendent. M Stamm. superintendent. Morning worship at 11 oVlo.k. Freaching by the s-astor. theme: "Supreme Fxcellenee." lUble class Thursdav evening at s oVloek. led by the pastor. Tortage Chapel Rev. Claude Young, pastor. Sunday school 10 a. m.; Mr. O. Calvert, supt. Itlver I'ark M. V.. S. Seventh St.. Rev. A. W. Smith, pastor. Sunday school, 9:0 i. m. FuMle worship with sermon 10:10 a. in., and 7:30 p. m. Fub)l worship 10 : 40 a. m. Rev. .1. M. .Tnllv will preaeh. Sub.ieot. "The Hidden Life." No service in the eveninc. Frayer , and praise mectlnc on Wednesday evening nt 7:30 oVloek. Kler Tark lirrk Seven teenth st. Sunday school 2:30 p. in., linima Furkey, Mrrir.tcndent. Junior league 3 p. m.. Mrs. John Seymoure. superintendent. J'rayer taeetlng Wednesday evening at 7:30. AFRICAN 51. E. OlUst A. M. K. Rev. C. Emery Allen, fi. P.. ratot. 310 W. Monroe a. Frochlng 10:30 n. ra. Sunday school 3:00 p. in. Fr-aching 7:45 p. m. Clasi meeting 12 ra. Sermon at 10::;o a. m. by Rev. 17.1 N Stewart. Sundav s.iiool at 12. noon. ,t 7:4." p. m. Aabbi Abraham Oonbaeh will delher an address; sUbjer. "Fear." Zlon A. M. K. Rev. B. W. Rowen. pastor. Freaehlng 10:b" a. ra. ami S:(H) p. ra. Sunday school 12:30 p. m. I'rayer meeting Wednesday evening. Taylor A. M. F... Zion Chapel Sunday s-h.-d at 12:".0. M.rning preaehing at 1 :.". livening ;rea h.ii2- ?tt 7 : b". I'.eH Alh'ti. supt. Wednesday night prayer meeting. Friday l.ight class. All re invited. rni:?: axr.TiioiiisT. Kre Methodist I'ennsylvanta r. and Rush St., E. N. Foulk. pastor. Sunday trbcol 9:30 a. rn.. Dscar Ration, aurrlnteodent. l'reahlng serTlce at 10:30 a. ci. and 7:30 p. m. Rlter Farx Tree Methodist Fourteenth and Viue 3'm. II. S. Jenni:i-. pastor. Sunday a. -tool 10 a. nr. L. F. Wolfe, su-l-vrluttadcnt. rnCSOYTERIAX. Flr Cor. Wastitrigton ar. and LafAette st.. R? v. Charles A. I.'.ppUr oK, I. I)., ruiiiiiler. Rev. Howard J. Clifford, aiciate iuinistrr. Miss Charlotte M- Cartridge, assistant to the minister. S;jbjc t for moaning service at 10:13, "The IUl-ht of the Twentieth iVnturv." lle:. 1J-1C, Trinity Cor. Colfax ar. ana 5t. Fcter t.. Rev. John S. Rums, pastor. Rlbla cbool 9:30: R:Me ?.'hool prayer meeting 9:15; J. F. Whiteuian. superintendent. Morning worship t b1:!.".. James Martin rf Rlkhart, sj.,..4 'Kcr. Christian Fnde.iv.r at J:3 p. m. N ! mi tJalbralth. leader. I'ryer m- tinc Wednesday evening .it 7 foUrn-d iiy the eh- !r praett e. There will t'M no stm.lay vi ul'.g s.rvi e ow ning to the ahseu'e of th p.tstor. Westminster Rev. It R. Ilostetter. pas. ter. Sunday hod 9 :." a. m. l'utdlo worship 10:43 a. ni and 7 :ZQ v. m. Sermon bv Atty. A. V. Miriin n "Cht:r h .and So.-j.il S.-rvbe." No cvi'iilnu' efle. rirejd Se:ii r '. 1'.. at ':.'.. Su1'-je-r. "It.- True to b.'ir Ide.iU " Aets -: 12-R Frajer trr-t I : t VN'edlM-sday rverj. Irg. Sulijt-rT. "The Frophet Isit .." 1. tdr. C 11. Whit in r-. Ilopek Leer and IViyttrt s!s . tje.irge Wi:.: ,ii AiUfon. . I . rnlnit-r Rlb'.e S' hooJ at 'J.'iO oV!o.-k. Harvey KeM.-y. s il rlr.rendenr. ri.n f-.r all nte,dams. .f rrirc worsi.ip. 10:iTi; Y. P. S. '. K.. r'i :''. l'.v:iing orshij. 7 -"j Mil-ur. k mttiiaif Wcdutsday, 7 .30. Teachers train

ing cla. S:"0 p. rn. Wednesday. The pntdl ! ordlally Invited to attend :id 1 participate in all "theve services. i S.-rmon by W. . Davb-s nt lo:.". Young j People' soi'b-tv Chrlstl.in Rndeavor tojd.-. . "Re True f Your Ideals." A-ts 2;:12-F. Evening wrsh!p a- 7 :.'U. Frayer meeting Weslnes.iav 4-veninc at 7 :". Topb-. "The P.lrsk;g upon Simple Faith." John 'Jo:'.".'. rmmMoirn Chufrh Dr. Thir.fejo?. gjperinfndent. Sunday school 2:00 p. ta. Frachhiff serrlce 8:00 p. rn Itoekhill lolon Kurnp-lofi Pra:rie nad. one-quarter mile es: of 01It t. T-ihle sehool at 2:30 p. m.. Owen Whlteman. superintendent: lateriintioanl lessins. Religious worship at 3:4 p. in. la charge of Elder Harris. Granger Rtv. R. Donaldson, pastor. Sunday tjchool 10;00 n. ni. Freachlng- 7:43 r. m. C. E. 7 :00 p. m. Hungarian Corner Washington ar. ind CLerry at.. Rev. R. Bertok. pastor. DArTIST. First Main and Wayne sta.. Rst. Chaa. A. I'ecker. Freachlng nt 10:30 a. m. Evening service 7:30. Frayer meeting WednesMorning sermon by Rev. E. E. Shoutler of MJshawHkn. Subject, "Listening to ;1.M Kvenlng. "The M.ni Rome of Pour." Prayer meeting Wednesday and Rev. Decker will preside. lulney Qulney and Fdalnc Ave, i. J. Parsons, pastor. Mount Zion Ruptht 113 N. Blrdsell St. Evening service 7:30. Trayer meeting Thursday 8:00 p. in. First Swedish Cor. Laurel ane Napier sts. Services 10:3U a. iu. and 7:30 r. ra. every other Sunday. Rev. F. W. JeTrei) will preach. CHRISTIAN. Flrit Main at., aouih oi publlo library. Rev. John L Alexander, pastor. Morning Rlble school 0:13, Prof. U. M. Applein i). stiprritittudent, Morning worship at 10:10. The minister lias returned from his vacation and at the morning service will make a report on the Internation Convention of the Disciples of Chris', which has Just closed at Los Angeles. Calif. Senior Christian Endeavor nt I:13. Topic-, "Re True to Your Ideals." This is an honorary members' meeting and all such should be present. Frayer and praise servbe Wednesday evening nt 7:-".0. Topic: "How to Meet the Criticism of the Church." Strangers and visitors In the city are cordially invited o worship with us. Members of city churc hes whose pastors' are away on vacation are also Invited toworshi p with us. Indiana Avenue Indiana and Wltwer ars. Rev. Cecil Franklin, pastor. The pastor's the me in the ni rn iut;. "Elijah," in the evening "The First Church of Christ," A welcome for all. Linden Avenue Church of Christ Linden av. and Carlisle st. Edward Cr.stle, pastor. Preaching 10:43 a. in. aud 7:30 p. m. Sunday school i):30 a. in. C. E. at 6:30 p. ni. Frayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p. in. EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION. First Lafayette and Monroe sts., W. II. Fresalcy, pastor. Suuday school at 0:30 a. m., tieorge J. Long, .superintendent. Grace Llrcolr. Way west and Brick ar. Rev. Daniel D. Spelener, minister. Sunday school 9:30 a. in., George W. Devlne, leader. Worship and aernion at 10:30 a. m. M It pah Corner Mala ana Monroe sts. Rev. John O. Mrsr. Sunday school 9:30 a. in.. F. F. Rurgener, superintendent. Sermonn at 10:43 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Catechetical classes will meet at 2:30 p. ra. SWEDISH EVANGELICAL MISSION CHURCH. Corner Scott and Orchard Sts. Tier. O. K. Moberir. nastor. Sundav school nt ' 9:30 a. m., Oscar Rergstedt. superintend- ( ent. Moraine worshin at 10:4."i n. m. Y ; F. meeting at 4 p. m. Evening service at 7:30 p .m. BRETHREN. Flit Brethren Church -1214 ?. Michigan it.. Rev. A. E. Thomas, pastor. Sunday school 9:30 a. m.. Hartley Firestone, superintendent. Morning service 10:30. Christian E'adeavor 6:30 p. m. Evening service 7:30 First Church of the Brethren Miami st. and Indiana nr.. Rev. T. E. George, pastor. Sunday school 9:30 a. in.. C. M. Wcuger. superintendent. Women' Bible class taught by Miss Cora V. Wise. Freachlng 10:3u a. iu. and 7:30 p. m. Second Church of the Brethren Cushlng and Van Buren sta. Rev J. O. Grater, pa-stor. Sunday school at 9:30 a. ni., G. A. Senseman, superintendent. Morning serv. Ice 10:30. Evening service 7:30. Christian workers' meeting at 0'30 p rn.; John Austin, president. Prayer meeting Tuesday. S:00 p. m. I'MTKD BRETHREN. Conference Memorial TTeacLlng 10:15 I. nr.. and 7:30 p. ti. Sunday aehool 9:30 ft. m. Christian Endeavor 0:30 p. ra. Midweek Bervice Wednesday 7:40 p. m. LUTHERAN. Holy Trinity Cngiun- ffoerman ar. ana Lindsey sL- Rev. Albert II. Keck, p-.stor. Sunday school 9:1." a. ra.. E. Motta. superintended. Men's Bible das taught by tbs pastor Womenc class taught by Miss llornuth. Young ladies eiass taught bj Miss Jolmson. Chief "rvice with sermon bv the pastor at 10:3n a, m. Subject: "The Nature of True Worship." v espers at 7 :30 p. m. The Rev. L. Waa?tler of Whlestwn. Ind.. the president of the Chicago Synod, will preach at this service. All members and friends are urged to he -resent. The Luther league meets on Tuesday evening, plnee to l.e announced on Sunday. The Woman's Missionary society meets at the church on Wednesday at 7:13 p. m. The weather permitting, the brotherhood will hold a lawn social o.i th church lawn on Thursday evening. No choir rehearsal this week. St. Paul's German Lutheran Jefferson aid William sts. Rev. II. Hollo, pastor. Gorman service nt 10:3( a. in. Sunday school at t :'0. English services en the se. oud und fourth Sundays of the montb at 7 ::'J p. m. No service Sunday. Morning subject. Prayer." Zlon's Evanrellcal Corner E. Wayne and St Peter sts Itev. Martin Goffeney. Gloria Del Swedish Cha pla and Kerr sts . Kev. Gottfrleii Olson. Sunday school 9:00 a. m. Services at 10:30 a. m. gnd 7 :30 p tn. rnscorAL. 5t. James Lafayette St.. north of Wash Ingt . av. FarHli Louse. .?!(' W. Colfax av. Rlgh Rev. John Ilazea White. D. D Lisbop of the diocese o? northern Indiana, rector. Rev. II. R. White, vlcir. Trinity Hungarian S. Lafayette it., near old court house. Rev. Victor Von Kuh'.njl. rector. Services at S:00 a .ra. and 10:00 a. ta. CATHOLIC. St. ratrirk's 3c7 S. Taylor St.. Res. JoLn F. Deiiroote. C. S. C. pastor. Iw masses at t':(M 7:30, 9:C") a. m. Solemn high mm and serais a at J0:30 Baptism at 2:00 p. ra. Vespers at 3:30 p. in. Sunday s -hoo' at 3:00 p. ra. Meeting cf church societies at 4:00 p. m. 6. Hedwige Polish-Corner Scott and Napier sts. Rev. Anthony Zabowlcz, C S. C. paster. Low riass at :30. Children's mas at 9:00 a. ta. High taas at 9.0 2 :w p. m. Vespers at 7:30 p. ra St. Stanislaus Polish-413 N. Lincoln tIr. Roman Mariniak. pastor. Mass at C oo. 7 30 a lol 10:0 a. m. , M. Caslmlr's Polish 621 S Webster st

: or- mass at 7 :3 a. m. High majM at J0:OO a :o. Vespers at 2:00 p m.

St. Adclberi's Polish Olive and Grace ts- Rev. John Kuhaekl, pastor. Daily rnase at 7:13 a. in. Holy hour Wednesday evening at 7:30 Sunday mass 7:30 and 9:00 a. ra. St. Joseph Hill st. and Lssalle ar.. Patrick J. Carroll. C. S. C. pastor. Low missea at 7.30 and 9:00 a. m. Lilgh mass nt 10:30. benediction 3:00 p. rn. Sunday school at 2:30 p. aa. Ct. Stephen's Hungarian Thomas and Mcpherson sts. Kv. Alexander Varlaky, pastor. Mass at S 00 and 10:13 a. tn. SunCay school at 2:00 p. m. Benediction at 3:00 p. ra, Saered Heart Belgtaa 1120 W. Thomas st. Rev. Charles V. Fischer, pastor. Msss at 7:00 and 9:30 a. m.- Sunday school at 2:30 p. m. Benediction at 3:00 y. m. Ml. Mary's German 431 S. T.jlcr St.. Rev. J. M. Sherer. C. S. C. pastor. Mass at 7:30 and 10:10 a. m. Sunday school at 2:30 p. ra. Sacred Heart Notre Dame. Low mass at d:oo a. m. High mass at b:30 a. ni. Vespers at 2:00 p. m. ASSOCIATED BIBLE ST t. DENTS. Melville hall. 212 S. Lafayette st. No collection. Come. 3.00 p. ni., Sundav. Rerean study, "The Man of Sin." 2 Thes. 2:3. Wednesday evening, 7:13, rayer service. Friday evening. 7:4."i, "Tabernacle, Shadows of the Better Sacrifices." SCIENTIST. Miin and Madison sts. Sunday services at 11 a. iu. and 7:30 p. m. and a testimonial meeting on every Wednesday evening al 8. Sunday 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, TEMPLE BETH-EL. Abraham Cronbi.cb. rabbi. No Sunday services during the present month. Devotional hour Friday, S:00 p. in. Rlble class. Monday, S:00 p. in. SALVATION A KMT. Hall 412 S. Michigan sr.. In charge of Capt. William Conway. Meetings every oigbt in the week except Monday. Sundaj services as follows: Sunday school at 2 p. in.; salvation meeting at S p. m. Every, body is welcome to these services. SEVENTH DAY All VENT I ST. Seventh Day Adveutlst services oa Saturday in Melville hall. Pastor Allen .Moon la charge. Sabbath school at 9:30 a. m. Preachlag service at 10:30 a. m. CHURCH OF GOD. Services in Melville hall. 212 S. Lafayette st. Sunday school to a. m., R. O. Cuff el, superintendent. Rlble study at 11. R. C. Rnisblask. leader. Rerean meeting Wednesday evening at the home of Miss Evelyn JJarseu. Leader, MUs Lois Thompson. T. 3L C. A. Y. M. C. A. meetings will te blld every Sunday afternoon, especially for men, la the auditorium of the boys' building. A special speaker will be secured for each Sunday and special music will be furnished. Y. W. C. A. During the summer months the Young Women's Christian association will be open every Sunday afternoon from 1 until 7 o'clock. The vesper services have closed for the summer. MISSIONS. Lasalle A. G. Scharer. superintendent; Services every night at 7:43. Rlble class Suuday 4 p. m. Home ?s3-S. CofTee and rolls for the hungry after the meeting. Everybody welcome. City 113 E. Jefferson blvd. Ray A. Rlrd, superintendent. Sunday school at 3 p. ai. Meetings every night at 7:30. Gov pel truck services at Leeper park at 1:13 und Howard park at 4 :!.". Evening scrvbe at 7:30 with half hour of good singing. Mennonite Hope Mis-don 320 N. Olive st. Sunday .school at 2:30. Preaching at :::30. Preaching every evening cxce-it Wednesday. Leader, Mary Nunemaker. Service Tuesday and Friday evenings at 8 o'clock. Clyde Winegar la charge. FOREIGN MINISTERS IN CONFERENCE AT BERLIN Baton Huriaii to Tnk Up Scleral Important Matters with Kaiser. HKIILIN (via Amsterdam). Aug. 14. Haron Stephan Burian, the AustroGcrman foreign minister, conferred with Foreign Minister von Jagow today and later called up imperial Chancellor von Uethmann Holhveg. From fcmi-otticial sources it is learned that the matters to be thoroughly discussed during the stay of Haron Hurian hero Include. 1 The Balkan j-ituation. 2 The Americtn reply to Austria's protest against the shipment of arms from the United States to the allies. .". The latest American note with reference to ubniarine warfare. 4 Flans for the continuation of the war. It is reported that before Burian returns to Vienna he will confer with Emperor William, either In lierlln or at the German headquarters in tho east. TOLD TO LEAVE BELGIUM Germans Warned That Suffering M;y Ik? Their Lot. LONPON'. Aug. 14. German military authorities in Belgium says a news agency dispatch from Amsterdam have notified nil German civilians there to return to Germany immediately in order that they may not suffer poverty and misery during the coming winter. The dispatch is taken here as an indication that the German government expects Belgium to be the most important factor of war in a short time. COUPLE KILLED ON WAY TO BE WEDDED Automohile Turn Over and Man and Woman Die. DKNVKTl. Colo.. Aug. 14. Mrs. Delia Fdgar was killed outright and John Lewis perhaps fatally injured when an automobile in which they were riding overturned near here. The couple was driving to Fairplay. a small town near here to get married. ON KI.TTUF.D LIST. WASHINGTON. Aug. 14. Col. John L. Clem, the list officer on the active list of the United States army who served in the Civil war. was placed on the retired list Friday. He Is (4 vears old and was stationed for many years at tho war department hero.

DEATHS.

John II. Pulling. 73 vears old. dropped dead aouut u 'o-0lock Friday morning in a boat on Ing lake. Michigan, where he was tishins three other men. Death, which occurred about two minutes after he felt the attack, was due to heart failure. H? was born in Monmouth county. New Jersey, on July J2, is 40. and has mado his home in jOw0Ph county 'since 1S33. .iricvi the dMtb of his wife he has lived at the home of Mr. and tula A tion that Mrs. K. 11. Hartman. 101 Yisav. peculiar coincidence in con Herewith his death lies in the fact two weeks ago Mr. Pulling was on a similar trip with Mr. Hartman, when the life-lng "friend of the dead man was subject to a similar attack, which did not, however, prove to be serious. 31 r. Pulling, who was a retired farmer, was a member of sJouth Bend lodge, 2 33, B. V. O. K., and of the t. Joseph county grange. He if survived hv throe Meters. Mrs. Emaline Wells of IMattville, Wis.; Mrs. Alonzo nenslow of Mishawaka, and Mrs. William Kennedy of s't. Edwards. Neb. Funeral services will be held at the residence at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon. AN'DHIAV .J. SACK. Andrew J. Sack, 36 years old, 702 X. Hill st., died Friday afternoon at 4:33 o'clock following an illness of two weeks with complications. He also Is survived by two sifters in Germany. Mr. Sack was born in Bavaria. Germany. March 3. 1839. and came to this city in 1591. He was an active number of Linden camp. No. 4 2, W. O. Y.. of this city. Funeral services will be held from the residence Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Itev. M. A. Goffeney will officiate. Burial will be in Kiverview cemetery. TWO MEN. FRIENDS, DIE AT SAME TIME Believed That Poison Had Been Placed in Whiskey They Drank. RBI) KKY, Ind., Aug. 14. An autopsy will be performed today in an effort to determine the cause of death of J. B. Jones and Oscar Hall, who died simultaneously in Hall's meat market shortly before noon yesterday. It is generally believed the men were poisoned but how has not yet been determined. Friends of tho men declare they often drank togethed. That poison may have ben placed in the whisky which they drank, is a theory advanced. A letter found in Jones pocket written Aug. 7. was addressed to Kobert K. Jones-, Hartford City. It bid.s the latter farewell and gives instructions that if anything .should happen to the writer. J. Will Baxter, a Hartford City undertaker, should be notified. MUNCIE STORE BURNS Lovs from Blaze in Business District U $150,000. MtTXCti:. Tnd.. Aug. 1 I. The department store of G. W. Howlett and company, occupying a three-store building in the business district, was destroyed by fire of unknown origin Friday evening1 after closing hours. The estimated loss is $130,000. The grocery of Jasper Scott, tho Kuhner Packing company's retail meat store, and several flats, all being part of the Kowiett building, also were consumed with their contents, and the MeNKughton department store with its half million dollar stock, just across the alley, was threatened. Falling wails and electric wires endangered hundreds and there were several rports of slight injuries. BEATEN BY VIGILANTEES McmlKTs of Summer Colony AVill ProMvule Chicago Man. CHICAGO, Aug. 14. Members of the summer colony of campers at Long rake. 111., today retained the services of a Chicago attorney to commence action in the case of Emmanuel C. Bonier, a wealthy Chicago insurance broker, who was bound and severely beaten near his summer home by a band of "vigilantes" following j accusations made by several little girls. J Mr. Homer made emphatic denial of J the charges and said there was a conspiracy on foot to drive him from the lake to buy up valuable property he owns there. Denial was made that th cgirls are members of the summer ; camp established by the Sportsmen's club of America for poor children of Chicago. CATTLE HERD DESTROYED Animals Infected with Hoof and Mouth Disease. CHICAGO. Aug. 14. Another herd of cattle infected with the foot and mouth disease, has been discovered in Cook county according to reports made to the department of agriculture. The cattle are on premises adjoining those on which the disease was recently found in Wheeling township. The department has recommended that all cattle infected here be slaughtered and buried immediately. A bulletin says the situation in Bureau, Ford, Warner and McDounough counties, Illinois, remains unchanged. TWO ARE KILLED IN RACE Son Win First ami Second After Father's Death. SPIRIT Lake, la.. Aug. 14. K. K. Donaldson and his mechanician. Joe Wilcox of Mil ford, la., are dead today following injuries received in a 10mile automobile race here. Their car crashed through a fence while going at a great speed. Two sons of Donaldson won first and second places in the race after the death of their father, not knowing of the accident until after the race. MILITIA IS CALLED OUT Mob ahl to Ho on Way to Liberate Prioner. LITTLL ROCK. Ark.. Ausr. 14. A company of militia has been ordered j to Mceola to prevent the liberation of men held in connection with the killing of Sheriff Maudlin. The troops were sent following a telephone message saying that an armed mob from Tennessee had crossed the Mississippi river with the intention of liberating the men.

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Mr. L. S. Humble assumes the management of our Silk and Dress Goods department and wishes to announce a sale of $8000 Worth of Finest Silks and Dress Goods Beginning Monday at Prices You Have Never of for Such Qualities The very finest fabrics will be priced at less than manufacturers cost of making. The greatest assortment of new plaid silks ever shown in South Bend will be opened up in this sale. 24-inch Black and White Check Silk Poplins, 59c quality, 25c yard. 24-inch Fancy Striped Silks for Waists, 85c quality, 25c yard. 24-inch Handsome Plaid and Louisene Silks, S1.00 quality, 57c yard. 6,000 yards of 27-inch and 36-inch Fancy Silks; regular to S2.00 a yard, 57c yd.

2,000 yards of Beautiful 36-inch Dress Silks, Satin stripe taffetas, plain surahs with hair-line stripes; values at S2.00 a yard, at 69c. Handsome 24 and 27-inch Taffeta and Surah Plaid Silks, over 60 patterns at 89c, $1.00 and $1.25 yard. Beautiful 36-inch Surah Silks, black and white Shepherd Checks, including the large checks. Beautiful satin black; all black suitin gand Dress Silks at $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 yard. 1,500 yards of Domestic American-made Dress Goods at a Saving of 40. 20 pieces of half wool Phid Dress Goods for Children's Wear, always 59c; 39c yard. 10 pieces of all wool Batis.es and Serges; always 59c yard. This Sale,' 39c yard. 25 pieces of Fancy Suiting, 42 to 44 inches wide. Plaids, checks and stripes, at 50c, 59c and 89c yard. 3,500 Yards of New Fall Dress Goods at a saving to you of 40 r. Two of America's greatest importers sold us all the cut pieces of English, French and German Dress Goods they had; numbers they had sold up on. Could not get any more. And here we have the finest fabrics to offer you at $1.00 a yard. 2,000 yards of 44 to 54 inch Fine Clay Serges. Fine worsted suitings. Beautiful plaids, 48 and 54 inches wide. Handsome for outinj coats; browns, green and blue combinations. Values S2.00 to S3.00 yard, at $1.00 yard.

ROCKING BOAT IS FATAL PEIU'. Ind.. Aug. 14. Pa toy Cudahy, DJ years old, and Kurt tin Cudahy, 13 years old, brothers, today were victims of an accident which resulted from playfully rocking a boat on the Wabash river. Furtun fell Into the water. Patsy jumped in to save him and hoth were drowned. NEWS OF INTEREST TO POLISH CITIZENS social i;viits. The meeting of 4t. Stanislaus ?ociety of SL Stanislaus parish will lc held Sunday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at the parish hall. A meeting of the Polish Falcons M. Romaniwski will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Kosciuszko hall. The military hand of Z. I?. Falcons will hold its rehearsvtl Tuesday evening at Z. 13. hall. The singing rehearsal of .St. HcdAvige's choir will be held Tuesday evening at St. lied wife's school. The Young Women's Holy Rosary society .of St. Adelberfs Catholic church will meet Sunday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at the school building. The St. Floryans society of St. Hedwige's parish will hold its meeting Tuesday evening vt S o'clock in the St. Hedwige's school building. I Jit ctlt'llllllf VL nt'tiw ifit; s jaiiii win uu;u iui iiitrvt ing Sunday afternoon. The I-ady Falcons M. Romanowski will hold its meeting Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock at Kosciuszko hall. The meeting of St. John's Cantins Focicty of St. Casimier's parish will be held Sunday afternoon at l o'clock at Warsaw hall. The meeting of "Cory Po'.ski" society of the Polish Women's Alliance of American will be held Sundav afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at Z. 13. 'hall. The Name of Mary society of St. Hedwige's parish will hold its meeting Sunday afternoon at 2:3( o'clock at the St. Iledwige school building. The members of St. Joseph's society. No. 65. of Polish Women's alliance cf America will meet Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the St. Hedwigo school building. PFRSOXAIS. Miss Stella Zgodsinskl. 420 Allen st left today for Michig; for Michigan City and Cassooolis to spend her two weeks' vacation with friends. Miss Cecilia Rorkowicz. Kcsciuszko s-t.. has left for Lansing. Theodore Hodrycz of Chicago has arrived here for a few days' visit with Mr. and Mrs. John Adams st. Charles Janowczyk. has gor.e to spend a McNisht, 431 C40 Jackson st.. few days with friends at Detroit. Stanislaus Kierczynski. who been here on busine??. left today Fast Chicago. Rev. Sylvester Hosinski. C. S left today for Chicago after a davs' visit here with relatives has for c. few and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Anhhony Kujawski arrived here today from Chicago to make their home. Themode Slupecki of Toledo is in the city visiting with relieves and friends. Georre Wauzynczak returned Friday to his home in Chicago after a few days' isit hero with frvnd. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kuja'-vski and

son Thaddeus, W. Dunham st.. has returned from a short visit with relatives and friends at Chicago. George Jarecki of Lancaster, who has been in the city on business, left Friday fcr Kaeinc. Stanislaus Picrznbik of Dowagiae Is spending a few days with South Bend friends. Nicholas Swisterski has returned to his home in Hammond after a fewdays' visit with friends here. William Schatfer of West Pullman is in the city visiting with friends. Roman Zawcrski arrived here today from Michiuan to spend a few

'days with friends. ! Miss Josephine Rrzezinski, SOT S. (Chapin st., returned today from a fewdays' visit with friends at New Carlisle. Joseph Rielis7ewski has arrived iere from Indiana Harbor for a few days' visit with relatives and friends. Louis Delfer of Chicago is in the city on business-. Miss Katherine Leszczynski. Scott St., left Friday for Denver to spend several weeks with relatives. John Cydrelski, who has been in the cty cm business, left today for N.lesi Vincent Karpinski arrived here Friday from Hay City for a short visit with friends. Fred Riernacki. who has been here for a few days visiting with with friends, left today for his home in Detroit. Theodore Nowakowski of Springfield. Mass.. left this morning for Milwaukee after a short iiit with I f - a . r. Joseph Falczynski. who has been here for a few days visiting with friend?, left Thursday for Pittsburgh. Mrs. Antoinette Krzewik returned Saturday to her home in Milwaukee, after a two weeks' visit witlf friends here. Miss Josephine Windlowski has returned to Indiana Harbor following a few days' visit with friends here. Miss Anna Pawlak, W. Fisher st., will return Saturday from a fr-w days' visit with her parents at New Carlisle. Miss Cecilia. Radzisz. Walnut St.. returned from Detroit Saturday, where she has been for the past two weeks Kdmund Nowak of Chicago was in the city on business. IXNIIRALS. The funeral of Leo Paczesny. 2' years old. who died Thursday morning, will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the residence of his father. Joseph Paezsny, 1005 W. Dunham st. Burial will be in St. Joseph's Polish cemetcrv. li:.K IS SCALIID. WINNIPEG. Manitoba, Aug. 14. Mount Geike. one of the highest pea.ks in the Selkirk range, has been scaled for the tirst time. The feat was performed on Thursday by Dr. Andrew J. Gllrnour of New York and Prof. Helvey of L'xeelsior Fnlon. The assent was to a height of 1 1 . 1 0 ; feet. muxes sin.ooo spit. NOBLKSVILLK, Ind., Aug. 14. John W. Revnan of this city Friday broueht suit against Rimer K. Cnderwood for $10,000, alleging that ho has alienated the affections of his wife and daughter. YINCKNNFS. Ind., Aug. 14. Suit to test the democratic state primary way riled Friday in the Knx eircuit court by George W. Lott. candidate lor auditor of state on th proresi c ticket in lf14. A test to the s iprcme court of the state will be ruAde.

New Fall and Winter Und erwear for women and children. Women's Union Suits pure white fleeced union, high neck, long sleeps, bishop neck, elbow sleeves. Regular and out sizes, $1.00 suit. Women's Shirts and Pants, white and ecru; ankle length pants, 50c, 59c. Boys' Union Suits. Medium weight fleeced, high neck, long sleeves, ankle length, 50c and 65c. Children's Shirls and Pants. A fine range of goods with prices, according to sizes, 18c to 35c. Shirts with high neck, long sleeves, pants; ankle length. Children's Hose. Broncho Buster, medium and heavy weight, four thread heel and toe; double leir, 15c pair; 2 pairs for 25c. CARRANZA AGENT IS PREPARING TO LEAVE Consul at New Orleans Has Di-s-niantled (Quarter and i, Ilcady to Moc NF.W ORPHANS, La., Aug. 11. Reports that Carranza contemplated fresh deiianec of the Fnited States in order to provoke immediate intervention, began current in the KatinAmcrica.li colony here Friday night, when it was learned that Frarvisco It. Villaviccncio, Carranza's consul here, had dismantled his ottice and had packed all consulate records and papers for shipment to Vera Cruz Saturday. This, taken in ronnretion with his announcement Wednc.May night that Carranza planned to expel Fnited States Consul Canada from Mexico, are taken as indicating that Carranza contemplates closing all his consulates along the border in preparation for some fresh action against this country. HE FELL ON THE 13TH Dozen Drink .Make Good Mart for Final On P.ALTIMORK. Mil., Aug. 14. Friday, the i::th, was certainly a hoodo day for Albert Sflinew. year obi. of 13 S. Central a v. Sdisnew wandered from Fast to South Paltimore late lal night and was found at 10:1:: o'clock by a policeman, with his arms aifectionatcly entwined about a lamp post. At the police station SHignrw said h had had about "13 drinks and was all in." The hoodoo number was further applied to the prisoner when he was placed in cell No. 1 3. CHANCF TO iirv fropfkty cm ". p. The Garst property at 1 W. Colfax av. can be bought on easy terms for JVT.oo if sold l-y September 1. Inquire of Mrs. J. c. Neidhart. " 1 o S. Tab.r st.. or call Home phone DJi4. Adt. PE-RU-NA For Catarrh Wherever Inalcd. A sure. safe, time-tried reme dy for Catarrhal every description. Iriii.rgists. Write Co.. of Colurnbu?. Affection.-, of Sold by all t I'i nuia Ohio. Tliey will advUe von free. Suit for Men and Vomer. $15, $18 and $20. Eztsy Payment. GATELY'S 112 K. Jefferson DlrtL Public Drug Store 124 N. Michigan St 'The Cut Rate Drug Store"