South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 233, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 21 August 1915 — Page 2

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Y.rrynT Initrl to attrml iUr rrcc in South lleml !nirrlif. All rat- are frr. Kegtilar ai well a prUI rrir are pnnoiinrnl In low. r.ttnr are intitnl liv Tlif Nrw kTlmft m:n;iuin-nt to rjtl t'e paper outline of their tinl;tv rmon that tliry may be rrail by the '0.fKM v w-Tlmr re;ilrr in tlir Uomlay edition. Through thl medium the ernion ran he nllreeI to a congregation nhhli I nrn more than rlty-wlde.

METHODIST. I irt N. Main St.. Hey. Ilpnrv L. IaTlt. pastor. las nirftlujr 'J:'0; Sund.ij jool 9:.). J. Iiywiier. nup'Ttntpn Jent. Sorniorn lf:10 n. rn. hii'I 7 :.' p. ra. i'r.iver nuffinff WYdnesdnr. 7: p. m. Th iji -t"r. w h" h.i rrtur!i l from !iU rn-:iti"n. ill upv tf.r pulpit. 1 1 1 j - t . Mnry ji;k! .M;irt!i:i." i:!u..rrii l;J-u.- ;it p. mi.. -ulit. "iliw t.t Lik t!i-V(-r!i Unppi'r." by riyVri,.-,. !'ikt 1'"!lovr.nir i" ! mui' 1 pr. -ra in for t ti uiornin? i'viM', u t, i i r--t i m j "f l. M..Vil. U. A. M. : rn-:tp.-. ".ii:ziiett.i." iv ItrwT; ;tntli-ni tri. oh! I.itn! f ;.m,'" In- I - h I -n:i' hy Mrs. I'. '. l";ir!.v. Mm I : j 1 1 v Wiltfonu' aiM .1. I'. Krr; ofTrforr .!-, "S.iv- .Mo. or bf K.inrlrtrirer." sun hv .Tn k I.Uod; p"tlu'!c. Tanta-la in 17'" -.v l'..il.-ti. St. raul'a Memwnat rcltax and Taporte av. Her. James L. tin diner, I. f.. pastor. Sur.iJnr sh'.nl nt i:0. conducted It Supt. Mrritt I'.t-nle Moriiinc t r h 1 i ; at P:1". S'iiii"i) ly K-v. M.idinn H. Aiip'ny. dNtrl-t jup rint-nd'-nt . Sp- iiiuI- ly tin--hlr: Quirfrt, ,,!h- H'-nr of I'raytr." Scutt: b:tritn s(.i. hv -Mr. Shank; ii.ir-it-t. "Cotii.. I nto M V- Weary." ;.-r:il-I limit. Mr. Miranda will pn -id.- at tin orpati. I u r 5 n ir th -rvi- tlw kiiidirpartrn riiir-ry will U jm-h fr 1 i 1 1 1 - -1 1 1 1 -ilrrn. N --nir s rrvi '. 'I t"' rnlduik (ervh-4 Thursdar t-vculn at 7:t."i will he led hy .1. ('. Math r. Crmrf Tor. R. Mili!U' Tutt t. Frank K. Donclierty, patr. Sunday .-IhmI a. in.. I r. C. I?an Durar.t. uperlntendent. im-rtin?, S:15 a. in. l'ri'achlng 10:1.". a. rn. Lonrrll Heights Mlnet and Francis sts.. F. K. UrieB'. patfr. Sunday school 0:4.". a. m.t I:. M. M"fflt. st!prlntondent. M'Tnintr wrsliip at 11 o'rlock; sulijff t. "A Man with a liritim Ithal." Fpwnrth l".iciw at ;:.",0 p. in. livening worship at 7:.".u oYlurk; subjf.t. ".Mornlnir Wat(!i." Tlu Kpv. .1. iittl" will jrMd lx.tli niorninc and evrnln'. I'ravrr mvctln Wfdnesd ay ovniin at Trinity (Maine and Vnss.tr nv.. IteT. Meivln Hunt, pastor. Sunday school at a. in.; II. N. Kild.-r. Miperint-nd'nt. Mrr.inp servh-e at P:1" with fj-rinn t Uv. Merritt ('. 'rb: s-n 1 . it. "Wo Miall Ilerrafter." Mush hy mixed Uai-t-t. t'las :n'-tlnc at 1J o'clock. Fpwortli 1acue at fi:l." . m. and evenlTiir v-rvio at 7:h t it li prearhlni; iy i:. Taylor of Moodr Institute. Tho Wednroilay evening iiildwtH'k nieetin will he conducted hy the llpwurth league. Mult Memorial Mirhlg-an and Victoria. ts. Kt. J. V. JlrKay, pastor. Sundiy school at l:'to a. ui.. A. Katterheinrlch. Epworth lemorlal -Corner Lincoln way W. and Olive t.. the Kev. J. V. IJuneh, nnstor. Sunday schd 'J :."0 a. in.. Claude Young", superintendent. livening service 7 :C0. German Lafayette and Wayne ts., Kev. II. S. Miller, pastor. Sunday school :30 n. in., John Koch, superintendent. Preaehlnsf 10 :r,0 n. in. and 7 :.".0 ?v m. Kpwortli league 7 :L 0 p. m. I'rayer weetlug Wednesday 7 H5 p. in. Weleyan Sample st. and Marletti nr., ltev. F. O. Spitler. pastor. Morning service 10:.U). Fvenlng service 7 :r.O. Sunday school 9:30 a. m. I'rayer meeting Wednesday evening. 7 :J0. Munon Chapel itev. Claude Young, pastor, Sunday school 10 a. in.; II. I.. Fckloy, superintendent. Fjworth league at 0 :o p. ni., led hy Miss Fl-ie S.-op; suliject. "llw to Make th World Happier." Kvcninsr service at 7:.""4 o'clock. jrear'nlng hy t!ie pasttr; suhiect. ".ludginir." I'-oirth uartorly DiifereiHc f Suuth lteiid circuit will he h.-ld at First M. F. cliur. h Saturday, Aug. J, at -:' i. in. Mt. I'len-anv -f!-r. Claude Younjs. pastor. Sunday scho.d 10 o'..-lo k ; M. Stainui. superintendent. ' No other Sunday servi'-e. I'dlde clas Thurday rveniim at s o'clock led hy the piat'T. second rli tp'er f A' ts. I'ortase C'liapl Her. oistor. Sundav school Claude Young, 10 a. m ; Mr. i. Calvert, supt. Moniir.g worship at 11 o'clock, preaching hv the pastor; theme. "Kciniu due's si-If." Hirer Park M. F. S. Seventh St.. Fey. A. W. Smith, pastor. Sunday school. 1 :T.O a. m. Fuhlie worship with aerai n 10:10 a. in., ."iid 7 :"0 p. in. Preaching lth morning and evening hy the astvr. Meting of the Sunday school hoard on Monda evening. I'rayer and prr ise ineiMiiig Wt-dnesday 7 :"o p. m Hlter Iirk IIOo Srenteent h st. Sunday school 2:0 p. in.. F;n:na Furkey, superintendent. Junior league 3 p. m.. Mrs. Joha Sevmoure. superintendent, i'rayer uieetlas Wednesday ocnlng at 7:30. A I' It I CAN l E. OlHet A. 31. F. Kev. C. Emery Allen. I). IV. pastor. 310 W. Monroe . Frjehlngf 10:30 a. in. Sunday school 3:00 p. m. I'l caching 7:45 p. rn. Class meeting 12 in. Zlon A. M. E. Kev. H. W. Kowen. pastor. Preaching P:lo a. in. and :.) p. in. Sunday school 1J :"0 p. m. Prajer meeting Wednesday evening. Taylor A. M. t... 'Ann (Impel Sunday school at 12 :."o. Morning preaelung at 10:4'. livening prea--I..i. at 7 :!. Hell Allen. sup!. Wediie.sd:.v hU'ht prayer meeting. Friday night class. All are invited. rni:c KKTHOIHST. rree Methodlsf Pennsyi.anla at. and Kusa st.. E. N. Foulk. pasior. Sunday school 9:30 a. t i-. is ar Katscn, superintendent. Preaching service at 1U:33 a. m. and 7:30 p. ni. Kier l'arx Tree Mttliodlst- Tout teenta aad Vine st. I.. S. Jeanhigi. pastor. Sunday n.-Lool 10 a. ui., L. 1". Wolfe, suj,'crititendcuL rilESDYTE&XAX. Flrt Ccr. Washington av. and tj' ette st.. Kev. Charles A. Uppln.ot:. I. !.. ruialster. Iter. Howard J. Clifford. nt -ciate minister. Miss Charlott M. Far-trldg-, assSstuut to the Djluistcr. Trinity Cor. Colfax av. ana St. reter t.. Ktv. John S. Hums, paster. F.lhls atho.jl li!le school praver meeting W;li; J. P. Whiteman, superlntouder.t. Went ioint r Kev. It H. II stettcr. pastor. Siinil.o v. l-:a :i ni hp 10:4.1 a. in. and 7 :Z0 p. ni. ru Ni:.- w. rship at in : Jo Kev. A. Christy Hm :i. 1 1. !.. of U'inoii.i lake will pre i h. .No evening s.;- 'c-. Senior '. F. at " ". iibie. t. "A KaM ..f Sound lh 'ii. f: Whv lilii Hum to tet it. I 'raver meeting We.l"ri:on:a, the L?ouhtt-r,M led hy John I. J. Fa rnaniau. Hope Ist and Davton ts.. tieorge WlKiam Allison. R minister. Klhle 'school at U:30 o'cp-k. Harvey Kelley, superintendent. Class for all attendants. Morning w..rshi;. 10:4.': Y. P. S. C. K.. ti:3. Fvenlug w.jrsMp, 7:3i. Mid-week meeting Wednesday, 7 :.;o Teachers' training clss. h;;ui p. rn Wednesday. The putdlc Is cordially 'mlteil to attend and participate In all the services. M"riiii:g worship witli sennou hy FlUha Hirtn.au. Y. P. S c. i:. topi-. A K.in'.s f Sound Kcii' f." Faii.g wors;ip s-ri:io hy Alfred F. Mania; theme, "America n chri-ti.i- Nation." prayer. Jotin on Wed ::"! V ecidi.: topi ". "Not Condemnation. Put SaUatl- n." 'lhe puhllf Is .ordiaily invited to attend and Vartlelp.it" In all of th-e "ervi.es. Crunistown Church Dr. Thompson, urricte::dept. Sunday sehe d 2 W p. m Prs-blr,g service 3 :CtO p. m. lUrkhlll t nlon f u ti ptlon Pnirte nad, 3-iuarter mile -.vest of U'lre st. HIM -LKd at 2:UJ p. m.. owen Whlu-man, suf erlitetdent; lntrcttloual leaiiaa. Ke-

ligious vrorship at 3:1a p. in. la cbargt of Fider Harris. Granger Ktv. H. DonaVlson. pastor. Sunday s-hool 10.00 a. ra. I'reachlug Z:t d. m. C. E. 7:00 p. ra. Hmgariiin f'orner Washington av. ind CLerry ht., Kev. 11. ltert.uk. pastor. BAPTIST. f'lritt-Maln and Wayne sts, Kv. Chas A. Decker. Preaching at I0:.;o a. in. Evening frv'ri' 7 :.".o. Sum,.' fohooj ;it !:.". n. in.: W. I. Studehakei, superintendent. Morning suhjecf. -The Master Key." UI'M Cover will sin at this jo-rvhe "If With All Your Heart-." It. Y. P. F. at o:l.". Evening service topic. "The Way of the Wicked." Miss Plien.i I'.aker of Ni!e will sing "In Co- Niirht Shall Mv Song Pe of Him." hy Du.lh-y F.in-k. ami "The Homelaud," hy Dinks. Prayer meeting Wednesday evenIn it at 7 : t". tulney ultiey and IllaPe Ave., T. J. Parsons, pastor. Mornlmr theme. "T,o Pha mm Christ." Evening topic, "Th,- I.ltth- Iw h-." P.. Y. P. F.. ;:4o p. m. : Miss Clarice P.ow nian, leader; suhjec. "A I'.ads ,f Sound F.elief." WedncNilay evening jtral.-e and prayer service at tlie ehurth. Friday a "J ::' p. in. the Ladies' Aid will meet w ith Mrs. T. F. Nesmlth, 12il Woodward av. Mount Zlon I)aptlt 113 N. Fdrdscll it. Evening service 7:30. Prayer meeting Thursday 8:00 p. m. First Swedish Cor. Laurel and Napier sts. Servic es 10:"0 a. in. and 7 :;0 p. m every other Sunday. Kev. F. V. Jeweil will preach. CHRISTIAN. First Main st., soum o;' puldic llhrary, Ker. Jrhn M. Alexander, pastor. Morning pihle school D:13, Prof. H. M. Appleman, superintendent. Indiana Avenue I'.idlana and Wltwer ars. Kev. Cecil Franl.lin, pastor. Linden Avenae Churrh of Cliribt Linden av. and Carlisle st. Edward Castle, pastor. Preaching lo:l." a. ;u. and 7:-"0 p. in. Sunday school i):30 a. in. C. E. at tf:30 p. rn. I'rayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. EVA NGKLICA L ASSOCIATION. First Lafayette and Mourre sts., V. II. Frtshley. pastor. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m.. tleorge J. Long, superintendent. Don't forget the contest between the men and women. Sermon at 10:30 hy the pastor, suhjoct, "Oieerful Christians." Y. P. A. at '.;;(); Emma Niuitz. president. liospol sorin n at 7 :30. Prayer meeting T uesday night :tt 7 :4". (race Lincoln Way west and Brick av. Kev. Daniel D. Spekner. minister. Morning suliject. "The Spirit's Power." Eveninc service 7 :.".. suhject, "The Precious Word." Y. P. A. service (1:1." p. in.. Mvrtle Tridle, president; topic. "A Sound Kelief: Why and How to tlct it;" Mrs. .1. W. Werntz. leader. Hour of prayer Welnesd:iy, 7:30 p. m. Mltpah Corner JIain ana Monroe sts., Kev. John U. M..r. Sunday school 9:30 a. m., F. F. lturgeuer, superintendent. Sermons at 10:1." a. ra. and 7:30 p. m. Cr.techetPal classes will meet at 2:39 p. m. Morning suhjeot : "The Division of the Kingdom." hy the pastor, who has returned from oakwo.nl Park. Y. P. alliance at ':.". p. in.: Emnictt Jester. president: suhject. "Pasis of Sound Fo lic' ;" leader, Charles Keinoehl. Evening suhject. "Without Jod lj, the World." - Prayer meeting on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at 7:30. Choir iractie on Friday night from s to 'J o'clock. SWEDISH EV.WC.EMCAL MISSION CHFKCII. Corner Scott and Orchard Sts. Kev. ). K. Moherg. pastor. Sunday school at J:30 a. in.. Oscar Kergstedt. superintendent. Morning worship at J0:4' u. m. Y. P. meeting at 4 p. m. Evening service at 7:30 p .rn. Bit ETHIC EN. Flrt Brethren Church 1214 S. Michigan St., Kev. A. E. Thomas, pastor. Sunday school 9:30 . in. Hartley Firestone, superintendent. Morning service 10:30. Christian Endeavor 0:30 p. in. Evening service 7:30 First Church of the Brethren Miami st. and Indiana av., Kev. T. K. George, pastor. Sunday school y.30 a. m., C. M. Wenger. superintf-ndent. Women's Pihle lass taught hy Miss Cora V. Wise. Preaching lo:3o a. m. and 7 :3o p. m. Second Church of the nrethren Crushing and Van Huren st.s. Kev. J. G. flrater, pastor. Sunday school at 0:30 a. in., G. A. Senseruan. superintendent. Morning serv. ice 10:30. Evening service 7 :). Christian workers' meeting at C'30 p. in.; .lonn Austin, president. I'rayer meeting Tuesday S:00 p. tn. t'MTrn n RET II KEV. Conference .Memorial Preaching 10:4.1 a. m. and 7:30 p. rn. Sunday school U :30 a. iu. Christian Endeavor d :.'io p. m. Midweek service. Wednesday 7:4o p. ra. LI T HE KAN. Holy Trlulty r.ujiHh .Herman av. and Lirhlsey st Kev. Albert II. Keck, pastor. Sunday school 0:13 a. m.. E. Motts. superintendent. Men's IUhl' class taught by the pastor. Woiiu'iih class taught hy Miss Ilonuith. Young ladies' ciass taught by Miss Johnson. St. I'mil't German Lutheran Jefferson and William sts. Kev. II. Halle, pastor. Morning sermon by Kev. II. Holle; sulijei r. "Mission Among the Deaf." No servic in the evening. English service at .:.".o a. in. No Sunday si-hool.

Zlon' Evangelical -Corr.er E. Wayne and SL Peter ts.. Kev. Martin Goffeuey. Ciloria Iel Svedih--Chaplr. and Kerr sts. Kev. Gottfried Olson. Sunday school 1:00 a. m. Services at 10:30 a. ra. and 7:30 p. m. rns( opal. St. James Lafajette St.. noith of Wr.tli lngton nv. Parish house. .V.f W. Colfa av. Kigh Kev. Johr. iiazeo White. I). D bishop of tL diocrse of r-orthern Indiana, rector. Kev. II. K. White, vicar. Trinity Hungarian S. Lafayette St.. Dear old court house. Kev. Victor Von Kublnji. rector. Services at S:0U a .ia and 10:(K) a. ra. CATHOLIC. M. Fatrlrk's-.'kT S. Taylor St., Rev. Jo!;n F. Det;.-nte. C. S. C., pastor. Low m ases at G:o, 7:30. 'j :00 a. nj. Solemn ni!) ma.s aud serman at 10:30. Ilaptisai at 2:00 p. m. Vespers at 3:30 p. in. Sunday school at S:00 p. m. Meeting of church societies at 4 '00 p. aa. bt. lledvl?e Polish Corner Scott and Napier s'.s. Kev. Anthony Z.ibowlcx. C. S. C.. paster. Iw mass at 3:30. Children'', mass at 9:0o a. ra. High mass at D:c0 2:oJ p. ra. Vespers at 7:30 p. ra. St. StaniLins Polish 41o N. Lincoln St. Kev. Komau Marclnlak. pastor. Masa at 6:O0. 7:30 and 10:30 a. m. St. Calmlr'a Polish 821 S Webster St. i.ow mass at 7 :3 a. m. High raa at 10:t0 a. iu. Vespers at 2:00 p ra. St. Adelber'. PoINh Olive and Jrace sts. Kev. J Ln Kuha kl. pastor. Dally iaaa at 7:13 a. ta. H"ly hour Wednesday evening at 7:30. Sunday mass 7;30 aud y :00 a. ra. St. Joseph Hill st. and Lasalle av, Patrick J. Carroll. s. C. pastor. IOiv masses at 7:30 an.l y :u0 a. ra. High mass at 10:30. benediction o.OO p. ra. Suuday a-hool at 2:3d p. ra. St. Stephen's Hunaarlan-Thoinna ana McPhcrkon sts. Kr. Alexander Varlaky. pastor. Mii at s Oo aud 10:K a. rn. Sunday a--h.xji at 2:00 p. ia. Peuedlctloa at 3:tW p. rn.

Sarred Heart llelgian 112G W. Thomas t. Kev. Charles V. Fischer, pastor. Mass at 7:0) snd 1 :30 a. m. Sunday School at 2:30 p. m. Benediction at 3:00 y. m. St. Mary's German 131 S. Taylor St.. ltev. J. M. :iherr, C. 8. C, pastor. Mass at 7:30 and 10:00 a. m. Sunday school at 2:30 p mSacred Heart Notre Dame. Low mass nt i',x a. rn. High, mass at S:30 a. ia. capers at 2:t p. m. AS0(IATEI ItlHLE STUDENTS. Melville Lall. 212 S. iafayette L No co!ictiun. Come. 3:o0 p. in.. Sund.iv. Ferean tdudy. "The Man of Sin." 2 Thes. 2:3. Wcdnesilay evening, 7:1". "rayer service. Friday evening. 7:13, "Tabernacle, Shadows of the Fetter Saeriflee."' SCIENTIST. Main and Madison sts. Sunday service at 11 a. iu. and 7:30 p. m. and a testimonial meeting on every Wednesday evening at 8. Sunday school for children and young people up to Che age of 20, Is from 'J :45 to 10:30. Heading rooms maintained by

this church o the seventh floor of the J. M. S. building, are open every afternoon, TEMPLE DETH-EL. Abraham Cronbi.ch, rabid. No Sunday servlcts during the present nonth. Devotional hour Friday, S:00 p. in. Pihle class. Monday, N:0 p. in. SALVATION A It MY. Hall 412 S. Michigan St.. :n charge of Capt. William Conway. Meetings every night In the week except Monday. Sunday services as follows: Sunday school nt 2 p. in.; salvation meeting at S p. m. Every, body is welcome to these servicea. SEVENTH DAY AD VENT I ST. Seventh Day Adventi.st services on Saturday in Melville hall. Pastor Allen Moon ln charge. Sabbath school at 9:30 a. m. Preaching service at 10:30 a. m. CIIUItCM OF GOD. Services ln Melville hall. 212 R. Lafayette st. Sunday school 10 a. in., K. O. Cuffel, superintendent. Illhle study nt IE K. C Kaishlask. leader. Korean meeting Wednesday evening at the home of Miss Evelyu Harsch. Leader, Miss Lois Thompson. T. M. C. A. Y. M. C. A. meetings win be held every Sunday afternoon, especially for men, ln the auditorium of the boys' building. A special speaker will be secured for each Sunday and special music will be furuifheJ. Y. Y. 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 servlcts have closed for the summer. MISSIONS. Lasalle A. G. Schafer. superintendent; Services every night at 7:43. Klble class Sunday 4 p. in. Home S32S. Coffee and lolls for the hungry after the meeting. Everybody welcome. City 115 E. Jefferson blvd. Kay A. Bird, superintendent. Sunday school ut 3 p. in. Meetings every night at 7:30. Evening service at 7:3.0 with old-fashion service of song. Kev. Howard Clifford, associate pastor of First Presbyterian ehureh. will preach. Services every night at 7:30. Mennonite Hope Mission 320 N. Olive st. Sunday school at 2:30. Preaching at :i :30. Preaching every evening exceot Wednesday. Leader. Mary Nunomaker. Service Tuesday and Friday evenings at S, o'clock. Clyde Winegar In charge. DEATHS. SL'Sli; SJLACiVI. .Susie zilagyl, 4 7 years old, died last night at S:15 o'clock of the county infirmary following an ilinos of two years with dropy. ishe was horn in lluugary in lSGs. STie is survived by three sons. J hn, Andrew and Frank of South llcnu, and one daughter, at the Orphans' heme of Mishawaka. mks. asijai;i:i:x la mil Mrs. Asbareen Lamb, 3'J years old, mother of (eorge l. Lamb and Mrs. (leorgo Kohli, of this city, died at her home in (Hand Rapids Monday after an illness of two weeks of pneumonia. She had been a resident of South Hernl for 31 years, having moved to Grand liapid? three years ago. SJhe is survived also hy several brothers and sisters anu another daughter, Mrs. Floyd Kitchen of Ada, Mich. SJhe was born Dec. 17, 1S53. in Madison county. Funeral services will he held at the First Brethren church, Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The pastor, Kev. A. F. Thomas will he in charge. Hurial will take place at Kivcrview cemetery. The body can he viewed at the home of the daughter, Mrs. George Kohli, 1303 SJ. Lafayette FUNERALS. r.DWAKD i;nYAnis. Funeral services for Edward Edwards, who was electrocuted at the Indiana and Michigan Electric Co. plant on 12. Colfax av., Wednesday ternoon, were held at the residence, 134:1 Frnsperger st.. at 2 o'clock this afternoon. The outh Bend lodge of Elks had charge of the services. Burial was in the Highland cemetery. SERB ARTILLERY WINS Drhes I'neiny From Island of SkeP inku Ada. XISH. Servia. Aug. 21. The following official statement was issued by the Servian war office today: "On the Save front Wednesday our artillery dispersed enemy detachment.' entrenching themselves on the island of ,kelinsko-Ada. "The enemy on the Danube front Tuesday night landed troops on the island of Koeklsiki. uir ar.:llerv drove the enemy to the opposite bank." thj: idiial candidati:. William Davenport, who ha.3 been corresponding at Sing Sing, found a couple of Mr. Osborne's boys lying under a tree in a meadow,- across the street from the Incan eraory discussing the coming election of a president of the Mutual Welfare league of that famous institution, one of them, with a large jaw and an equally imposing record, said: "Well. I don't care what the rest of 'em does, my vote goes to old Red. He's an old thief, a third termer and a, s'juare guy." LIMITATIONS. Concres? May Shut Bryan Pp. Headline. While not decrving the p.mer of consres. we firmly hob! that it stops :hU 8id uf omnipotence.

BOYIC, REPORTED SUNK IS IN PORT

Great Activity of German Submerges Starts Many Wild Rumors in London. LONDON, Aug. 21. The sinking of the White Star liner Arabic Thursday followed hy Friday's great activity of German submarines caused numerous wild reports to be circulated in London during the dav. The While Star liner Bok loaded to capacity with war supplies, bound from New York for Liverpool, was reported sunk in the submarine zone, but Friday night arrived safely at Liverpool. The British steamship Dunsley, de-t-cribed in reports of the Arabic disaster as heing struck by a torpedo, is now reported sunk. Two of the crew were killed and the remaining 35 were landed at Liverpool. Reports state that the Dunsley remained above water about three hours. Capt. Finch and other otiicers of the Arabic asserted Friday that the submarine gave no warning before launching the torpedo against the White Star liner. They declare the torpedo was lired as they were going to the rescue of the steamer Dunsley. They state that S. O. S. calls had already been sent out hy the Arabic's operator calling assistance to the Dunsley. The London press comments insistently upon the American administration's attitude toward German submarine warfare as expressed in Pres't Wilson's note and asks- pointedly what America is going to do about It now that it is established that the liner was torpedoed without warning with American passengers on hoard and that American passengers lost their liven as a result of the submarine's act. Aside from the vast value of American securities which went down with the Arabic estimated variously at between $10.0000,000 and $15,000,000, it is now established that between $2,000,000 and $3.UOO,O0o in gold was sunk with the ship. Tiie Arabic consignment of mail included 2.S13 bags, mostly for the United States manv of them coming from Sweden, Norway, Holland, Switzerland and Spain. CONSIDERABLE AItIIORSHIP. Says the Hudson theater program: To Be Produced: "BACK HOME" By Bayard Veiller. (Author of "Within the Law" and Irvin Cobb, which will be presented early in October.) Turtle soup tonight at Kcmnitzer's buffet, 515 I-:. Jefferson blvd. Use NEWS-TIMES WANT ADS

On the Defensive Now and then, one working among business men, particularly if his object is to sell anything, encounters a man who at the instant of approach throws up a barrier. In some cases it amounts to a virtual defiance. He is very obviously on the defensive. Salesmanship has developed so rapidly into a science and the successful salesman has so quickly changed from a jovial jokstcr into a cool calculating expert who measures all things with respect to the effect to be attained, that those buyers who have not yet become adjusted to the new situation are likely to distrust a solicitor as one seeking only to gouge as deeply as possible into the cash register. Insofar as the buyer's attitude is intended to make the solicitor prove the merit of his proposition, it may be justified on the ground of good business. But when he assumes that the motive of the salesman is to get the largest possible order without regard to the likelihood of the merchant's disposing of the goods, he usually is mistaken. A wise salesman never attempts to oversell a customer. Particularly is this true with the man who sells advertising. 'His is a work in which cooperation and service are essential to mutual advantage. Results make advertising a success. Results will build up an account. Properly valuing a small or ordinary accouut which grows with its own success, above a mere "flash in the pan," the advertising solicitor bases his solicitation on the results he is confident of obtaining. When The News-Times solicits advertising it does so with as much regard for the service which it is certain can be rendered, for the conditions and possibilities of the business solicited, as for the amount of space which can be sold. Advertising in The News-Times means SERVICE WITH SPACE. South Bend News-Times Advertising Department

SEN. B. F. SHIVELY SUFFERS BAD RELAPSE Stricken IU at Summer Home After Being Discharged lYom N. V. Hospital.

Special to The News-Times. BROORVILLF. Fa.. Aug. 21. Sen. B. F. Shively of South Bend. In L, who is at his summer home here, and whose recent partial recovery from an illness that overtook him following the adjournment of congress, trought hope of his return to health, isj again on the decline. He is failing rapj idly that he scarcely leaves the house. and his friends here expect the; worst although he may last for some time. The senator, especially for the last few days, has declined to be interviewed by outsiders, and asserts that he does not want any publicity, but prefers that his condition he kept quiet. He is more hopeful thin any of those about him, seeming not to realize what his real condition Is. Up to a few days ago he had hoped to be able to return to his seat in the senate upon the convening of congress in December, and still declares that such will be the case, but others are doubtful. GETS WILSON'S MESSAGE President Sent (Jrcctings fo Emperor on Birlndajr. AMSTERDAM, Aug. 21. A Vienna dispatch announces the receipt by Fmperor Francis Joseph of birthday greetings from Pres't Wilson. The emperor's birthday was on Aug. 18, hut Tres't Wilson's message of congratulation was apparently delayed in transmission. will Sag "I always had trouble in my stomach. I took some Peruna. Since then I feel all right. Only two bottles of Peruna were sufficient for my case." So says Mr. W. H. Strauss, 1023 Spruce St., FJaston, Pa. Here is another case of stomach trouble. A mining survey, or. A man fifty-seven years old. He took Peruna for chronic stomach trouble. The result is he says: "I feel that I am good for twenty-live years more." His name and address is: Mr. William Follis. Mayetta, Kas. Mrs. S. E. Henderson, Pollocksville. X. C, relates: "My trouble seemed mainly with my stomach. I was so bad that my mouth became affected. Gums would bleed every day. I took Peruna according to directions. My trouble all passed away in three months. I will praise Peruna as long as I live."

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QUALITY FIRST ARE YOU INTERESTED IN A Early Fall Coat A Silk Dress A Cloth Dress Well, here's your opportunity to get just what you want for $5.00. TONIGHT WE PLACE ON SALE 115 Silk Lined Early Fall Coats, that sold to $17.50, for $5.00. 64 Cloth Dresses, that sold at $10.00, $12.50 and $15.00, for $5.00. 14 Extra'Size Cloth Skirts, that sold at $10, for $5.00. 2 Wash Dresses of anything in Colored Wash Dresses, that sold to $10.00 each, for $5.00.

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