South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 331, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 27 November 1915 — Page 2

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METHODIST. Ilrt N. Main f . i:-v. H.-urv I.. :'.ni-i, odor. 'I;is rr.c-i-tirig 0;oo; ::ifil.tr !). f)l '.:.'. in t!, audit. .rlum. .1. Im s r, -i x -1 ir.tt ii lt iit. Serin. ns sit .0:0 st. m. nful T: ' p. in. Prater in.-ef-Wf-li -.l;iy 7:i." p. rn. Mml:g th'-nn-: " '!"!; 1 1 ! ' i . . 1 1 i . n of ,.v. i - A JStu.Sy Ja ha r.i' s-r I'uildli.g." Kj'W'-rth i'Miru H.-rvi.f :it ;:!." p. rn.. ni!'j't. '(.ur N-:ir"t ll..n,- Mi--in . !-i'l," f-y J. I. Iv-ia ii'l. 'l'.'i' -! i . r n Vdr will render p m 'i-i-.il program a: :.e Hciilitr li'Mir. F!:.ii.g m the iuiiH'i al "j-ri.'r.- ni f-r t!i. il.ir, iiTi-lr t!i- !!-r--ii'n f II. I. I. ! !. J:. A. M. : Morning-Prelude. 'Mn.biiitino." hv SePty; pr- ,ion 1 1 I:jra?i. 'ar!tiii"- t;i;! Ir Farnhjr: antli'!n. "Hark! Hark m v ft-by Madly: ofTer.itorv s.,;,,, "I Cannot Always Tra. tl.e V:tv" !,v Old. Min l-.v Ml l;t:bv Wllif.aisr : tinl- in 1, y S-.My. Kvenlnc- l'r -hide. "tVi M'.r..." by r..(. tl.t: pr e"!ti:il hynm. " 'a r! t .m" ;l .; y Uarrilir; Ilrmn No. ! c Miles" Iiti-) by Minil-"!": i, t f. rn. "Ye Kliir!uus um Nation, l.y Ainr-n-" I.I'" ,! ; iu-t. "In t!i tr of "?t r i -1 W'e (Jiory." I,y Hwe, wMnt,' by Mr-. K. F. I'.-ns ui K. II. Art 'a-t : afithfin. "Pew,., perfect I'PMif" ly 4.'itNrait !i ; fi-ratry. otj;jmi '!'. "Spring Son g" ( rin II. t lv M.-riuebsohn ; nntia-u. "Appen TL"ii I.ic'it J 1 v i Ti " l.y ."-rrlrti : in.ile 1 1 - r -tt t, "riautlfnl I. if" Uy Prot 'a m. sung l.y ?.I.sr. Morri. hrr. Fiord and AiTtfat: :int!ic:n, "Thou I.arnli of 4 !. " l.y 'Vsirnfr: r.s. "II'.w Lovely Art- They In, dings" hy Fiddle, sung l.y Mi I'Lirn F'srhnrdt: Ilynm No. 40i iFux I'.eidgiai by !iyk': i'0t!iifi. "AlW-cro." l.y AviMitk 1'raTf-r rn'-f-tin V-irn-siIa.v v-n-rjr at 7:-'.0 o'dKk. t. I'au!' MfmorUI '.lfa ami I.a'rtP uts. Her. Ja n.f x I.. Oanlinf-r. I. I. j.aMor. Siiti!.iy i h at '.:.;i a. in.. 4iny A. iht tj f-rl ti t-ml ti t. At 10:1.1 fi. rn. tli" ininlfr will tr-t-h in "nil I;p-N-iru'si of I. if V ii v ': nI !. r!ioir 111 sini; '"I liink V !I Mow Jf-sn-i Trnt-i" I'V Itn T-iIt t am! V).il th Iirtb H'Tiialnf! h." l.y WarHnir. At 7::.' r. in. Ir. lanllnr ) p'f.uli m "Tln Trar'ly of I'rim-.' AI.aloin." T!ini'rni'.ii will t'P f IIow'.l l.v motion pi--tur "n "I'ivi'1 nnl Al -a!om."' ami "r.l!!i;i firi'l thi Slitina in"t. Som tinvtf r'or.ti'-o!i tIw 'f in th" liNt" will al-". he prsriitfl. f n Tnr!.1V Vfliln? Ir. (iirliri'T ::-.it'.l l.v tinaolr. will jrivo tlx1 firt of two "r.n 1 1 n r rntprtainrwnt.'t. Two travIoir !! -tun will l. n nt'"'l :it this fnti-rtain- !.-.( t. Orarr (V.r. S. lii hl'an ami Tutt sN. I'rnk K. !om;liortj. iator. lis nit-ct-ln sr s;i."i. (ninrlcs A. Wayn loalcr. Sunlay a. m. I'rf. John -V. I5vts. su.'rinterilut. I'rc:i-hln2: frorvi. at 10:1.", a. ni. and T l. m. .lunior -.!!r'catin r.t -I. m. üpwort'i l.-a'i" at . in. Mrrx Iratfue M'linlay at 7 :" p. in. Upwi.rth 1. mu'1 VAhlf t l.is. Tiiflay vonlnir at " :1V. Trajer j-erviro AV-liM'siIay at 7:"o p. m. Lowell Ilricht" Mimr am! Fr:inrl t. iiv II. I'.l n-k. pastor. Sun. lay ho-;l K.'ll. M-.Itit, siiporiiitt-ml'-nt. .MornIn? srvi' p 1 :!.". rrf.!"hin? at tl a. in. l.y Ilcv. MartinIf. lady f vanjrliit. Ilpworth l-.ig-n U-voMonal pTi- at ', :.',( p. in. Talk ly Inn l'ylf at 7:;i0 p. in.. .tvI.i' In haruo -f J. i:. Itf.irhart. WcdiM-s.lay cvfiilna: at 7:r.o, th rv',-lar rayT servl. Thiirsiliy aftfrm.ori at thf Lali-s' Ahl so Wy ni4-'tH in social room of the i hnrrh. Our rhurch loors ar wide op-n v.-l-oinin every iio.ly. Trinity tt'.alnf j,nl Vaar av., Kev. Mt-lviu Hunt, pastor, lilt. If M-houl tt 1 :.",'. f"lftn riiilllp. suwrinUMHlt-nt. Mori. lue ftfriiion n "ii ri t. thf . Mystery of rol." Sp ial inusii". Kpnorth l:i:iie levotlonaN at 0:1.". Im l.y Mr". I Ti. Axtell. KviMi'-'-lNti.- scrvi.e at 7:ru. The horns will in. .hinior ltM'ue Wednesday at l:?A). 4'l.iss and p!a vr mtln in the v.Miinv; at 7:4.".. Mrs, 'hillips will lea. I tin- elas. The ei i.nil ninl tliir.l cpit!-,s f will le rtidie. Kepul.ir in tinc of the Iti( lal hoiir.I nfter ira.V4-r nn-ttin. Mull Slemorlal Mi hlpan and 'i-toria ?ts. Iter. üabl. j itr. Sunday s liool at 0:1." a. m., A. Katterheinricli. suierlntendent. Upworth Tniorial Corner Lincoln way Y. and 4)live st.. Kev. .1. W. T-un. h. pastor. Sunday s-riH.l P::;o u. in., Claude Vtuinir superintendent. Morning 5iihje-t: 'Mood's Approa-h t Man Throuirh Indiv iluaLs." livening Frri-e at 7:"-0 p. in . SntJe r: "SpiriHial I'ower, Its SiTet." Kpwortli hacut at ".U p. in. Mid-w'k prayer scrvhe l'ril.i v at 7:00 p. m. t!'n i.il board meeting 1'rltlay at S:.'U1 p. m. Onnan Iifayette anI Wayne st-'.. Kev. II. S. Miller, pastor. Suml.iy school !:.'!) a. in.. John Ko-h. supTint.'nd-nt. frearhins J.):"i a. rn. ar.d 7 :"J j. in. i:p-nf-rth I-ajtie 7 p. m. l'rayer meet ins Wednesday 7:45 p. ni. Velryan s:lmpie st. and Marietta ;v.. Hew Walter C. Morris, j.at r. Morntnic serrie P):.'0. Kvenlnc rvi 7 ::'. Sunlay sr"ho.i '.:"( a. m., Adam Molott. .stiI erintenlent. Prayer m etSn Wt dnes!ay evening, 7:.".0. Portc' C hiip41 Ilev. Claude Younsr. pastor. Sunday s hool at 10 a. m. Cora Calvert. Biiperiutendent. Mt. rifaant Kev. Cl.ui.le Youiu'. p:il 4r. Sun. lay school at 10 a. ni.. Merle stemm, t.upT!iiti-n.,jnt. Monou (liapel 1!'V. Claude Yoiin. pastor. Sunday school at It) o'clock. I'.. I,. tVkfrly, dupe rlnte lulent. KIvit Turk II. i:. S. Seventh st.. Kev. A. W. Stidtb. pastor. Sunday l.ool .::;. i. in. rubiie w.rhlp with sermon lo;jo ni. anI 7:o0 p. m. Itlr lark 11u" Sevpnt'Mith St. Sunlay ehoul :,';u p. m., Ijinn.i Purkey, Miperintentlent. Ji:ni r league P. p. m.. Mrs. John Seynmure. sti pcrin tmlcnt Prsyer nwftlnjj Welued.iv ve:iiuc nt I'll Id ! worphii nt 01 :1d a. m. Subject if raon.ln;' scr.ncm: "A Paradox f Life." TMs will l.e the seen ml of a series of enaotis on "The Higher T.if." Junior league at P. p. in. lpworth lai.'ue ai 4i ;;o p. m. Preachiu!,' service at 7 :"0 p. ei. The sermon will be amply lllustrat .1 SuMeit: "Personal Influence: Its serines .p."t t." Mo::t!ily meetim: f the nl!. ial baid on T5iurday evening. FREE METHODIST. ! letliH.t Pennsylvania av. and Kush st. i:. N. Paulk. pastor. Sunday m-hod U :"0 a. m. Miss Clara Stuart, superintendent. Preaehinsr servi.s at 1:.'"j :u in. and 7:1" p. m. Sand i.v school '.:.'.ti ti. in.. Miss Clara Stuart, superintendent. Preaching lo-.:u a. m. 'las uttt-t 1 at 7 p. m. Preachlnir acam at 7:1" p. m. KUrr l'Ark l'rw Metlooll.t Poirtenth and Vine st. P. s. Jennings, pastor. Sunday s. !,,Hd 10 a. m., I.. P. W .'. f e. vi i er in t e:. 1 1 en t. AFRICAN M. E. Otivrt A. M. i: Pev 4 Pirerv Allen. i . 1.. paster, ;;io AV. Monroe .- f.'Pna.hn; 10;. .0 a. rn. Sunday s. Ihm.i .".an p. in. In Prea hlisif 7:4." p. m. 4'l;1ss uicetinc 1 m. Min. iny V-.U t. K.iilv dav. P.ev. 4J P. Pdaek ft Loxe'.l lbi-.its "m. F. -'.ilircll Iii spejk at P:.".0 p. ;a. and his quartet win s::i.'. At s c 1 k k Kabbl 4'ronbac.i will spetk. All are lriit;si to these services. Ion't miss hearing t!n speaker. Zlon A. M. F. Ih v. P.. W. I'.oueu. pastor Prea -Mnif 10:1." a. m. and s p. ,n. Suiidiy '!i""l l'::i p. m. Praver lm-et-in? Welri'-dnv cvt.i::c. Taylor . I. 11, Zbn C hapH Sun-laT f.-l..-. ,.,t l'J ::u Morulr.- pre:ieLinr' at 2o:4.".. i:vM.lnt pre.ichiLi: t 7:1".. PRESBYTERIAN. 1 ir,t Cor. Wl,i;i.irt..n nr. and Faf.ivrfte st. :,.r. 4:.,rli A. I.i ppinc, ,t t . I. I. muri..- Miss 4har:. tte M. partrid.e. hss!'ar,t to the n.h.Uter l'T'i!"n? snbje-t: "A Pious latrit." Vesea'. x', ;.ru!v .-r i. e ii the lnr wltt: :.o-t ,,v .... ,.,.,. tel on "The Profit i;,.,!!;,,,, " r.ii.'e f-h. cl itf U:"U) a. rn. Mn's P.ble Minlv .an at 'J.Z c. Li. JüUc.t Füdtivjr bj.

'I' ty : ." p. u,. Yioitifl People's "ly t p. Miil-Hnk ins?tliii; for pray'r and oriferenc. '-dnesday at 7 .': p. in. Yu n if Iv..pl s Friday "lht li at S o'clock. Social meet i n i:. Wttnon's Mis.innarv M.iitv I'ridav at -:4 P Til Trinit 4 'or. oIfax av.- ami St. Peter sf.. Pev. John S. P.nrns. pitor. I'.üdp s-!io.,i prayer iiKtln- r:l.": J. I. W I. it ma ii. su i -er in t er. dent. Mortiiiii: w.r-:,i;. at 1 : 4 witu juTrnoti 'i: "A Prank Question Aked and An--verMl." Vimiii;' Pe.,;,l's '. P. ami etast nt ;::a p. m. Pvenln worship with riiioij on 'hrlsf's Missbm" at 7 :'W. Pcivs arid L'lrU' r-liirioiis edneatloii class Monday :1." p. m . wliici is followed at I :- by the Junior lmir praethe. TraiiiIn' class Wednesday evenintr at 7:1." followed by the prayer meet in if at h and th' choir (.r.-n-t be :i r S Presbyterian lee,, should p ni to hear .1. Friies MfAfTee at the Westminster Presbyterian ehurea on Monday evening. I ec. ;. "iVetlillnMer Kev. M. J. H'HtClter, p.'i"tor. Sunday school ;;: ;l. ,u. : J. I. Km moii ii mtI nrei)!Mi t . I'uUlie worshi P:4" a. in. and 7:00 p. in. Morniiu' P.eUio: "The Messak' t tli 4':o""." Jveiiln th-rn: "Storms Tlt ertake us in Life's 'oya'-." Senior c. F. ;::;o. subj.st: "Mission Work at Il'tne." 4'hnrch 'V'iiiijtr. Wednesday. S-.pp.r at :4. Praer meetiiiif at 7:1". Mibjecf "The Ureat Kevival at PenteroHt" Ats 1-'J. Trustees and deacons meetlnjr at s, o!ock. Hope Feer ami 1 .i ton sts.. Ueorpe William Allison. P.. I.. ministei. Pible school at t:.".t o'clock. Carl l llery, supeiitifendeiit. C!as for all attendants. .Mom in it worship. 10:1.',; . P. S. C. P., 0:.",. Pveninif w orship. 7 ::vk Mid-weeü meeting W-dnesd.iy 7:.'i". Tai( hers training lass, s;.U) p. m. W4Mlnesday. The public is cordially Invited to attend and participate in all these serviees. It will be visiting .lay with the Ciirlstion Pnd-avor when visitors to other soeiefies will be appointed, and attend their services this week. The sermon during the inornliiif service will be by the minister upon the topic: "he Coniprehen si -ness of Sin." The evenlijjf ev.iiiKelistb- thitiie will be "Nef Us ted ppoi tUhltios." ( rmnslown liurrli I)r. Thompson, superintendent. Sunday school 2 p. in. Prea lilii;r servh e .'1 p. ni. Kofkhill I'nion Sumption Prairie road. oi.e-.uarter mile west of Olive st. Hible school at ":."') p. in.. Owen Whlteman, superintendent : international lessins. Hungarian Corner Washington uv. and Cherry st., Kev. P.. Pertok, pastor.

BAPTIST. I'irf Main and Wayne sts.. Per. Charles A. Ieekr. Preadmik' at 10:0) a. m. i;v4-tiliiir servh e 7 :.".0. Mornlnif worship 10:4.". n. in. Pastor's subj.s t: "The Kind's P.usiness." Quaivl, "The Kinjf of Fov" by Shelley. Junior union l p. in.. Miss Jenninjrs,1 superintendent. P. Y. P. F. f:l.' . in. The meeting will be In harir of the ndssb.narv -ommitte'. Fv4Milnr servle 7 :.'lo. Topi.-. "Tiie Potter anl the Clay." Quartet. "Sinj: Alleluia.' bv Dudlev Pink; luirtet, "(, I.ord Mst Holy." by J. P. Prank. Peacons nm-tintj Tuesday evenIiik' at the hureh. Teachers' training d iss on Wtslm-sday eveninif at 6:10. Prof. Sim. leader. Prayer and -nveuant meeting Wdn-sday evening at 7:10. The Missionary ircle will meet on Friday at ':.'. p. m. at the home .f Mrs. W. L. Kizer. mki W. Washington av. 'lulnry uiney and IMalne ave. Kev. T. J. Parsons, pastor. Sunday diool !:.".! a. in. John W. Kendall, superintendent. Mnl ii worship lo ::;. p,. Y. P. F. :1". K.veiiiu;; servue 7:ru.h Morniiiif subet: "Deliver Fs Prom Fvll." This will be the eljrth sermon 4n the oFrd's prayer. P.. Y. P. F. at !:!" p. in., leader. John W. Kendall. Topic: "Home Mission Responsibilities." KvenIuk gospel serviee 7 :.".o. Subjed d ser moil. "Foundations of the Faith." The lay will be known as Thank 4fferlnjf Sunday, and all are requested to bring a sps ial 4.tTerlng. Tuesday at ' p. m.. Women's I'nion Hible lass will meet with Mrs. p. Jtduisou, 70- N. Cushiuir st.. corner of Flndsey. Wednesday at 7:1-" p. m-. nild-week service at the 4'hureli. Mount Zion ItaplUt 11". N". Pdrdsell st. Pveninif service 7:"Ji. l'rayer meeting Thursday S p. in. 1'irt.t swhIIIi Cor. Laurel and Napier sts. Service lo:"o a. m. and 7:."0 p. m. every other Sunday. Rev. F. W. Jewell will preaeh. CHRISTIAN. I irit Main st.. south of publie library, Kev. ohn M. Alexander, pastor. Morning PibI- school : :::(. Prof. II. M. Appleman. superintendent. Morninir worship at 10:4". Sermon: "1 he Power That Changes the Course 4f Mumar. Fife." Musie: Prelude. "Adagio" by Scheve: ofleratory. "Moderato." by Warner; solo, "Jesus 4nlv"; postlude, "At Pest," by Kylaml. Fve'nlng worship at 7 :".o. Sermon by the pastor. Music: Prelude, melody by Kubenstein; offeratory. "Ave Maria." by Schubert; duet, "When Night Involves the Sky"; postJude. "And mite," by (llu. k. Senior Pndeavor at 4. :l.". Subject: "Home Mission Work to he oFue tu Our Community." Pia.vT and praise service WMlnesday nf 7:"o. Junior laoleavor Saturday afteitiocti at 'J :'.0. Miss Helen Martind:tl Miperinteiident. Strangers and visitors in tl"- city nr.- cordiaiy invited to worship with us. Indiana A venue -Indiana and Witwer a vs. Kev. 4 "eel l Prauklin pastor. Pred P. Wilson. Sunday school superintendent. Morning service 0 :P.o. Y. P. S. C. P. prayer meet In sts ti::u p. ni. Pveninif cerice. 7:l". Wednesday evening prayer seric t, 7 :-"o. ' Tin pastor's theme in the morning Is: "Memory and Heaven." In the evening the subjeet is: "Cod's iVsf; Word." The rdlna m-e -f baptism will c administered at the close of the mornli. worship. All are eordialy invited to all the services. Linden Avenue hur h of C hrist Flneng av. and Carlisle st. Fdward Cistle. pastor. Preaching 10:." n. m. a:i 7:-10 P. m. Siind.iv school P:.u a. ni. C. P. i: ' :.".o p. m. Prayer iu vting Wednesday at . :..o p. m. EVA N G ELI CA L ASSOCI ATION I"lrt Fafaytte and Monroe sts., W. It I ?i ,..t..i- ....I, 1 fi. ' 'lilt . . I'.lioi. ."11111.1.,. l.o. ill. .'.o ni., ot-yij; a. t.ong. s u periuieuu i u,r. Tlif "omtdnatiou service uill again be leb!. The pastor will speak u "The i Church, a 4ireat Institution." Y. P. A. I... ....... I. ... VI.. . .. :u i..H'. i.uima .miuiz. pr4snini. unj.t: "Homo Mission Work to be I'.one in ur Community."' Rhoda Rausch, leader. Cosp. i sermon by the pastor at 7 :'.' t. The men ..f t!ie liurch will have c harge of tie singing at the evening servlc. The l.a.li.-s.' Aid and W. M. S. will ins-t with Mrs. Charles Zillmer Thursday afternoon. Praer Hosting Thursda night. The P.re.in and Albright Pible clashes will meet Friday niht. liravr IJn.o'.n way W. and Prick av. Rev. Daniel D. Speicher. mnlter Sunday school at '.::ui n. in., tieopge W. Pev.e. superintei'ident. Morning worship am! sermon 1 :.". a. m. Morning -subject : "The Stronghold of I'.od's P.-,. p.e." Y. P. A. service at 5:4.p. m. Myrtle Trill.-, president. Topi--; ' Home Mission Work." Clyde 4la!eeuer, 1. f der. i"'l lu.s tlng at 7:1U p. m. Mid-week prayer srvie Wsliusdav at 7:.".o p. 111. F.nUes' Aid meeting Thursday a " :.".0 j. m. at the home , f Mrs. F.eelidey. -OH I.l:.'I:i way W. Mifpith Main aiol Monroe sfs. Rev. J. t. Mosi.r. pastor. Sunday s hool at '. :.'U) a. m. F. F. Furgener. superintendent. M rriiig subject: "Pol'owlng the Feaoer." 4itechini t 1" p. m. Young people's alliin e at :."4 p. m.. Fminet Jst.-r. pri'sldea t. Sermon nt 7.:a p. m.. su.1c. t: "That Satisfying ."ortl-ui." leaver m-etii:g mi Tins lay and A".liie ray evening at 7 :.". R rg inizaP.on .f th' Sunday school en Tliur.iay vetiing at 7:4V Choir practke Frlvioi' nigLt ai i ('JV-A-

7.ion' Knglicml Cor. P. Wayne and St. Peter sts. Rev. Martin iotTeney. pastor. SWEDISH EVANGELICAL MISSION CHURCH. NwrslUh h'vanzeliral 4'or. Scott and 4re!iard sts. Rev. 4. K. Mo berg, pastor. Sunday school at 1:.UI a. m. Osc-nr Pergstedt. superintendent. Morning worship nt lo:4.- a. m. Y. P. meeting ut 4 p. in. livening servh e at 7 :-'.0 t. ni. BRETHREN. Ilrt Itrrthren ( hurrh 121 1 S. Mi big an st.. Rev. A. I. Thotna. pator. Sunday cliool :.",oti. in.. Hartley Firestone, snperintenilent. .Morning serviee 10:'i0. Christian Fncleavor 0:'U p. ru. Evening s-r b e 7 :-'f I irt hurrh f tlir Urethren Miami fct. and Indiaua av. T. F. George, imstor. ss-onJ Church of the nrrthrfD ushing and Yn P.uren sts. Rev. J. t. (ira tr. pastor. Suuday -liol at 0:P.O a. di 4J. A. Si-nsetiin ri. mi ,Tln ten den t. Mornlnjr .ervi'-e lo :.'). Pvenlng service 7:.''). FhrlstlJii W4rkers' meeting at t:?Jl) p. m. : John Austin, president. l'rayer meeting Tuesdav H p. in. Morning suhjeet: "The Failed 4.f Cod." Christian Wrkers meeting at :;. Subject: "Hospitality." Mrs. I.illle Miller, leader. Endeavors rn-et at game Lcur. UNITED BHETHREN. ionfrrenre Mf morial 4S S. St. Joseph st. Rev. (1. P. Peyrer. pastor. Sunday 8-hool t 0 :.'to a. in. C. F. Wilson, superintendent. Morning subjt: "The Wiles of the Devil." Pveiiing siibje t: "The Complete pcuipment." The ttlielent endeavor tass will ims't at ' p. in. Christian Endeavor at :.. Subject: "Home Mission Work to be Done in Our Cmmunlty." Mm. Prnest Truver, leader. Prayer service Wednesday evening. The first fpiarterly meeting for this conference year will be held ut the -hurh Monday evening at 7:40. The Woman's Missionary sexdety will meet with Mrs. L. IF Webster, ".12 P. Pronson t Prlday at 2 :.M. LUTHERAN. Holy Trinity KnglUh Sherman av. and Findsey St., Kev. Allrt H. Kerb, pastor. Sunday school 0:15 n. m., P. Motts. superintendent. Ten's Pible class taught by Miss Jlomuth. Young ladies' class taught by MIsm Johnson. Chief wrvice with pennon by the pastor at lo::o a. ui. The installation of J F. E. Zimmer, J. C. Häuser. J. C. Wener and Richard Strandberg us members of the church -ouncil will take place at this service. Prtmiotlon of classes this Sunclav. I.uther league at 4J::i0 p ni. Topic: "The P.eglnnlng of the Crospel." Yespers with sermon by the pastor at 7:"o p. m. The Ladles' Aid soiiety will meet on Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. E. Green. 100t Lincoln wnv. W. Please note -bange of time. It is lniprtant that ull memters be present. Chcdr reheasal on Friday at 7:4. p. m. Catechetical instruction Saturday at 10 a. m. St. I'm ill's German Lutheran Jefferson and William sts. Rev. II. Holle, pastor. ;ennau sen b f at lo:.'.0 a. m. Sunday school at y.30. English servlcv on the second and luurth Sundays 4f the month at 7 :.' p. m. Sunday school at 0:3 a. ni. Morning sermon 'by Rev. II. Holle. Subje't: "Siehe dein König liounnt r.u Dir." Evening: "The Word of Gh1 iu the Lapse of Ages." (Jlorla Deri Swedish Chapin and Kerr sts.. Rev. Gottfried Ulson. Sunday school 1 a. m. Service at 10:.'JO a. m. and 7:30 p. in. Morning service lO.'fVO and evening servies 7 :.".. The ladles' Aid meets Thursday at 1! p. in. Mrs. John Jacobsou and Mrs. Frank Peterson entertain. Luther leaguf will hold its regular meeting on Frl lav evening at 8 o'clock. Committee, Misses Alvt and Editb Chlllberg and Mis Yera Hoglund. Conflrniatlou class on Saturday at 4 p. m. EPISCOPAL. St. James Lafayette st.. north of Washington av. Parish bouse, 310 W. Cdfax av. Right Rev. John Haren AY hit. D. I.. bishop of the dioxese of northern Indiana, rector. Kev. 11. K. White, vicar. Holy communion, 7 :H0 and 11; mission service, 7:.'U. Morning sermon by the bishop. Subject: "Advent and Its Lesson." The bishop will give an illustrated lec ture at the evening service. Trinity Hungarian S. Lafayette st, near dd court house. Kev. Yb tor Yon Kublnyi, rector. Services at 8 a. m.

CATHOLIC. st. Patrick's :v7 S. Taylor St., Kev. John F. DeGroote. C. S. C, pastor. Low masses at :0O. 7:P.0, 0:00 a. in. High mass and sermon at 10:.".0. Haptism at 2 p. m. Yespers at 3:.'10 p. in. Sunday school at .'POO p. in. Meeting of church noeietles at 4 p. nu St. Hedwige Polish Cor. Scott and Nanier sts. Rev. Authony Zubwica, C. S. . 4'., pastor. Low mass at 7 :'M, 'J ami 10 a. ni. Sunday school at -:öo p. m. ieued Ft Ion at 2:00 p. ni. St. Stanislaus 1'olish (15 N. Lincoln st. Kev. Uoman Maninlak, pastor. Mass i at 7 :'.M. 'J and 10 a. in. St. CaslmlerS TolUh S'-'l S. Webster st. Low mass at 7:r.() a. in. High mass at 10 a. m. Yespers at 2 p. ni. St. Adelbert's Polish Olive ami Gra'e sts. Rev. John Kubackl. pastor. Daily mass at o'.15 p. in. Holy hour Wedneslay evening at 7:ö0. Sunday mass 8 and 10 a. m. t. oeph Hill st. and Lasnlle av.. Patrick J. 4'arroll. C. S. C. paste. Ixw misses at 7:.".0 and 'J a in. High mass at ', 7:."J aiol 0 a. m. High mass at 10. benediction 3 p. m. Suuclay school at 3:15 p. in. St. Stephen' Hungarian Thomas and M Pnersoti sts. Rev. Alexander Yarlaky, pastor. Mass at S:0o and 10:15 a. m. Suuday school at 2:00 p. m. Ueuediction at 3:00 p. m. Sarred Heart Notre Dame. Low mass at 0 a. m. Students' mass at a. m. Parish mass at 10:15 a. in. Yespers at 2 p. m. Sacred Heart ItelKlan 112C W. Thomas st. Rev. Charles Y. Fischer, pastor. Mass at 7:oo and 0:30 a. rn. Sunday sc hool at 2:30 p. ni. ieudlction at 3 p. m. St. Mary tlerman 431 S. Taylor St., Rev. .1. M. Scherer, C. S. C. pastor. M.iss at 7:" and 1 a. rn. Sunday school at 2:."0 p. m. Penedic tlon at 3 p. in. ASSOCIATED BIBLE STUDENTS. Progress club hall. Melvtlle building. 212 S. Ixifavette st.. Suuclay 3 p. m. Perean Pible study. Daniel 11:2-1!. TEMPLE BETH-EL. Jewih Temple Heth-Ll Ii sw 1 le ar. and Tavlor t. Abraham Cronbach. rabbi. Service Sunday at 10:,",o a. m. Subject: "The Jews and the Hible." There will be lHeussion of the proposal to Introduce Pible instruction Into the public schools. SCIENTIST. Main and Madison sts. Sunday servb-es at 11 a. in and 7 :."(! it. ni. and it testijuio'.ilal meeting n every Wednesdav evening at s o'lo.k. Suuday s.-hend for children and young people up to the age .f 2i. is from 0:45 to 10:30. Reading rooms maintain! by this church on the seventh tloor of the . M. S. building, are open every afternoon:. SPIRITUALIST. The South Rend Progressive Spiritual society will bold servhe- m Red Men's hall, ."i S. Michigan st. Sundav afternoon at 2::ui p. m. Mrs. M. A. Rrunner. lecturer. Harmony auxiliary ii:l meet at the home of Mr. M. A .Hrunner. 50: Lincoln way W a Vv"edusdl)' aftert'xia at yil . to.

SALVATION ARMY. Hill 412 S. Mifhlgin St.. in charge .f 'pt. William 4'onway. Meetings every nlgbt In the week except Monday. Sunclay service as follows: Sunday scIih.i at 2 p. rn. ; alvation meeting at p. m. Fverylxsly Is weh-oine to these servbss. SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST. Seventh Day Advntisf servb-e on Saturday In Melvile hall. Pastor Allen Moon in charge. Sabbath s hool at l:3u a. m. Preaching service at 10:.uj a. m. CHURCH OF GOD. Services in Melville hall. 212 S. Laf.ivette st. Sunday school lo a. m. R. i. Cuflel, superlntenc'.er.t. Pible studv at 11 a. m., led by Mrs. R. u. Cuu'el MISSIONS. Rescue Mission 13d E. Lasalle av. Rev. A, 4L Schäfer, superintendent. L:ther Lane, manager. Pell jhme 5410. Work furnished fre for umuipl oyed. Meeting every evening at 7:4.1. Rev. Fmina Martindale, lady evangelist, speaks every evening. Testimony meeting before each a!dress. led by loal ministers and laymen. Mustc furnished by different churfhes. Rev. Mrs. Martludale has a message for the saved as wed as the unsavtsl; -ome bear her. city 115 E. Jefferson blvd. Kay A. IMrd, superintendent. Sunday school at I. m . Mt-etinsra every nltrht at 7 :. Sunday m-Iicx.1 ut 3 o"-locif with lasses for all. Lvehln? geryice at 7:.' whh a rousing good song iervlce. Supt. Ray A. Ilird will spak. Services every night at 7:30. All are welcome. Mennonite Hope Mission "11 N". 4 live st. Suuday school at 2:30. Praching at 3:30. Children's meeting. 7:3o p. m. Preaching every evening exception Wednesday. Leacler, Mary Nunemaker. Y. M. Q A. Y. M. C. A. meetings will be held every Suuday afternoon, especially for men, in the auditorium f the boys' bull. Fug. A special speaker will be soured for ea'-h Sunday and special music will be furnished. Y. V. C. A. Yesper service at the Young Women's Christian association Sunday at 5 p. in. Miss Inn Burton, formerly extension sorretary for the Y. W. C. A. will speak, taking for her subject: "Happiness and How to Seure It." Music will be furnished by Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Tavlor. Get-A,qiialnted-Ilnur nnd tea will fo'llow the service. The ass. latlon building is always open on Sundays froin 3 until 7 p. in. The regular monthly meeting of the devotional committee will be held after the vesper service. SOUTH BEND & MISHAWAKA MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION. Meets every Monday at 10 a. m. at the Y. M. A. Resident and visiting ministers always welcome. President. T. J. Parsons; vice president. L. M. Edwards; secretary, W. II. Fresh ley. Monday, Rev. Frank K. Dougherty, I). I)., will address the meeting of the "(.'ausesi of the Puropean Wjit."

DEATHS .TO I IX A. CALVi:UT. Word has been received hero of the death of John Archibald Calvert, formerly of this city, at his home at North San Juan, Calif., last Saturday. Ho was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Calvert of isouth Fend. .Mr. Calvert was born in this city on Jan. 22. IS 48. With his family he moved to California in 1S96. STA X ISL-A US Z A YVO 1 ) X Y. Stanislaus Zawodny, 50 years old, died at his home, lOi'O YV. Division st., last nisrht at 6 o'clock, death being due to a compücation of diseases. He is survived by his wife, Peosila Zawodny. The funeral services will be held Monday morning at 8:30 i'elock from St. Hedwige's church. Rev. Anthony Zubowicz officiating;. P.urial will be in St. Joseph's cemetery. EUGENE GOSS SUED Victim of AcciIcnt Asks for $500 in Danuiaref. Eugene Goss is made defendant in a suit for $500 lamaires by a complaint filed in circuit court yesterday by Frank S. Andrews on behalf of his son Alfred B. Andrews whom, the father charse.s was injured through ne-gligent driving of an automobile by the plaintiff. Goss, the father aücges, was driving; an automobile on the night of Nov. 10, 1915, on S Lafayette st., without lights and at a high rate f speed when he collided with Alfred Andrews who was riding a motorCycle. The frame of the motorcycle was broken, while the son sustained, severe injuries which have incapacitated him ever sdnce, the complaint further charges. TELLS OF "FIRST AID." Illustrations Arc :ivcn in IiCcturc by Dr. Harry Heinum. Illustrations of making bandages for cuts, splints for fractures, and stimulants to use in emergencies as well as proper emetics to use for accidental poisoning were given by Dr. Harry Helmen in his second of a series of talks on "First Aid to the Injured" to the first aid to the injured class. This class is a side branch of the educational and instructive work bein? carried on under the auspices of the boys' department of the Y. M. C. A. The class instruction has pro on so interesting that the enrollment has increased to 35. FINDS MAN IS NOT ILL Arraigned in City Court on Charge of Intoxication. Clyde Lenwell became sudden'.v III Friday cn K. Jefferson blvd., and the police ambulance was called, and Clyde taken to Kpworth hospital where Dr. Edcar Myers attended him. Following an examination. Lenwell was taken to the police station. The physician said if sick it was due to an over abundance of Irink and that he would sleep it off. .Saturday Lenwell was arraigned in police court under the name of Freeman. A plea of not guilty was entered and the case set for trial Monday. Lenwell showed a tattooed arm and visiting cards to establish his identitv. iiavi: ALL MZIX Koyal Society Crochet Cottons. Mrd. m. A. Fralick. Advt.

Sol Bloomfield is Sued for $5.000 By McMahill Co.

Internal troubles of the McMahill Co., a mercantile firm in South Hend were brought to liu'ht yesterday writh the filing rjf two different suits for damages in superior court against Sol Ploomfield. The first one in which the company is suing Rloomfield. charges that the latter failed tci pay into the treasury $1,000 for 10 shares of capital stock as per the stipulated agreement he is alleged to have made. The other suit against Hloomfield is filed by Arthur McMahill in which he charges that the defendant misrepresented the business statu t the concern. He says that Hloomfield conspiring with his brother Henry Hloomfield doctored the I Mioks of the concern to ?how that the daily sales aYi-rayed $100 per day, on some davs Koing- as hish as $150 and $4S0. As a matter of fact they average ? r. 0, the complaint avers. It was this fact, McMahill charges that induced him to invest $::,0on of his money in the concern. He says he believed Sol Bloomfield to bo a man of honorable business character, nnd when the defendant told the plaintiff (McMahill) about the business concern in order to interest him as a prospecthe purchaser of the store formerly held in the name of the brother Henry Bloom field, that he had every reason to believe what he told him. He complains that Illoomfield's statements were not born out after he took ovei the business as manager. The chief allegations are misrepresentation for which he asks judgment in the sum of $5,000. Noire Dame News Norm: dami: x i:ys. On Nov. UC, seventy-four years ago the founders of Notre Dame university arrived on the spot where the university now stands. Father i:dward Sorin, C. S. C, and seven religious brothers, among them Brother biwrence, for over 30 yeai the head of the business affairs of the university, were in the party. After a 10 day march through weather so intensely cold that they could advance the first day only five miles, they reached South Bend at length and immediately set upon the plans t( erecting a college in the wilderness. Ox teams carriel their effects to Notre Dame, which then presented a snow covered landscape, which save the spot of clearing, about 10 acres, and the surface )f the ice bound St. Mary's and St. Joseph's lakes, consisted of primeval forest. No formal cele-bration was held at the university jesterday but all of the old attaches of the pla e rec allm1 once more the struggles of the school from the beginning down to its present flourishing condition. It is hoped to make next year an event long to be remembered in the history 4f the school, when the centennial celebration of Indiana will take place. Plans are already being formulated for the affair and all tf the living graduates f the school are expected to attend the functions. If possible two new buildings will Krace the campus. The new library which is iow well under way and a Knight's of Columbus building which will be erected in the near future. YV. F. Wall, principal of the Dwyer Ind., high school, is spending his vacation renewing old acquaintances at Notre Dame. He spent Thanksgiving at the home of his wife's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bremer of SOI N. Notre Dame a v. Fifty or more workmen are tearing up the drive on the Notre Damo campus preparatory to the installation of gas in the various 'departments at the school. Cooking, in the future will be done with gas instead of steam. CLcs w ill also he used tor the warming closets in the refectories. Fdward A. Pace, professor of philosophy in the Catholic university of America in Washington. D. C, a prominent educator and member f the board of editors of the Catholic l'ncyclopedia, spent a few days at Notre Dame this week. He left this morning for Chicago where he will deliver an address at the second annual meeting of the federation Catholic alumni now in session there. Miss Cornelia Fitzgerald of Iloopeston, 111., is visiting IZ. Herlrt of St. Joseph hall. Miss Fitzgerald is a teacher in the Iloopeston high sc hool. According to reports coming from Lou vain the reconstruction of the library which was almost completely lestroyed is now heing done through an international committee of listinguished men both of allied and neutral countries. Cardinal Merc;er at the time of the fmtbreak of the war was invited to come to Notre Dame along with all the faculty of the school. . It is also thought that Germans have opposed the proceeding of the cardinal to Home where he was expected to attend the coming consistory. A year airo he was ery active against the Hermans and this is believed to be the -aus for the opposition of his proceeding to the Italian capital. STOCK NOT PAID FOR st. .f'pli Fair ami Aniii-sciiu rit Co. Sii4 Hicharcl C. Turner. The .!. Joseph County Fair and Amusement Co. charges that liic hjfd C. Ti rnr subscribed for ! shar4s of stcn'k in the company. They row cbnre that he fa. led to jay the M"0 for the lo shares as subscribed. In lieu thereof they as-',, itm.iw, according to a complaint filed in the superior cojit ieterduy afternoon, for 510 0.

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Christmas Candies Madam: We have a Quality First Candy Shop in our store. The Candies are absolutely pure and fresh. The Hand Made Chocolates will contain tilling flavored with fruit juices. Salted Nuts are made in our own kitchenWe will specialize candies for parties, dinners and special occasions. Quality First Chocolate, fruit flavors, fruit centers, at 50c lb. Hard Shell Candies, society cuts, humbugs, nugats; the candy opportunity for children, 40c lb.

RIVER PARK Among the many entertaining at Thanksgiving dinner in Itiver Park were Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Iiurman and daughter, Miss Mattie IJurman, who entertained at a family dinner at noon. The out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde liurman of Goshen. Mrs. John J. Wolfe, S. 11th st, entertained with a dinner of 12 covers. The table was centered with cut flowers. Among- the guests were Mr. and Mrs. I Feyrs of Mishawaka. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hupe, N. Sixth st.. entertained with a family dinner at noon, covers being placed for 11. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Jolly, ?. Seventh st., entertained lie v. and Mr. Walter Morris of outh Hend, and Miss Cleo Youn-T, a returned missionary from Africa. Mrs. Ii. V. Whitcomb. 13th St., entertained with a dinner of eight covers. The out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. George Whitman of Berrien Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Jewel Whale, Seventh st., had foY their guests at dinner Mr. and Mrs. Fnos Stauffer and Miss Anna Stauffer. Mr. and Mrs. I'. Lowery were hostesses at 6 o'clock dinner. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Harry .chrafer, Mr. and Mrs. William Goers and Miss Mabel .Snyder of Niles. Mrs. Sylvester I'rewer and daughter, Miss Achsi Brewer, entertained at a family dinner at their home on Smith st. Covers were laid for 14 at a table centered with yellowchrysanthemums. Th? out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. M. Kelley and Mrs. Susan Metcalf of Elkhart. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Cordier. Dale st., entertained with a dinner of 12 t overs. Mrs. J. Cordier of Calhoun, 111., was an out of town guest. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ottstot were host and hostess to a family dinner covers being placed for nine. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hecker entertained at dinner in honor of Mr. and Mrs. M. Mo lütt. Mrs. Ora Clark, Pleasant st.. was hostess to a dinner party. Covers were placed for 2 4. The table and house decorations were ferns and roses. The out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Klietz of Grander, and Mrs. Clara Longacre of Chicago. Mrs. Pitenger, X. Sixth St., entertained with an informal family dinner at noon. Covers were laid for F. j. F. Carroll and David Washburn of Bremen spent Than-ksgn ir.g with Fiver Park friends. The Hammor d family dinner was held at the lume of Mr. and Mrs. Fren Fisher mar I-akeville. Among those present vert Mr. and Mrs. J. Tt. Hammond and son. John Clifford ct., Mr. and Mrs. C.us Fender, ITth st.. Mr. and Mrs. WiFu-m Uiown, lilh st., Mr. and Mrs, Hcf-

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tin Garrett, Mr. and Mrs. John Knepp, Mr. and Mrs. Addison Morris, Mrs. Harold Ieeper and son. Mrs. John Zimmerman of St. Fouis, who has been visiting in South Hend and Iiiver Park, returned Wednescjay. James Miller is spending a few days in Chicago. H. G. Imel, N. Ninth st., received word Friday morning that his niece. Miss Esther fields, has been in a critical condition with pneumonia at the hospital in Jacksonville, 111., the past week The crisis is past and her condition is slightly improved. Miss Fields is well known here, having made her home with Mr. and Mrs. Jinel while attending high school and while teaching in the Itiver Park school. She has been attending the women's college at Jacksonville. Samuel Myers and son, Harl, hae returned to Home City, Ind., after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Karl Ferry, X. Elizabeth .-t. Dale, the 12-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zent, S. Seventh st., suffered a broken collar bone Thursday morning when he stumbled on the root of a tree and fell while playing at the home of M. Witwer, Hddy and Jefferson sts. Mr. and Mrs. Charles SayWs of Chicago returned Friday after a few davs' visit with friends here. ENTERED IN CONTEST MK Lillian IarMni After OpiM,rtim ity 14 Play in Illing Miss Hilliin Iarson. '17 N. S.oli st., this city, has entered the "Ib-au-ty and Hrains" contest beimr conducted by the Photoplay Magazine in conjunction with the World Fi!;:, corporation. If a winner in this contest Miss Iarson will be given an opportunity, at the expense of the film mm pan y, to prove her ability to !.- come a photoplay star. Cnder the terms of tin? contest -leven youm; women will be sent t the film studios at Ft. Lee, Nw Jersey, where they will be given a thorough tryout as film actresses. ,11 the expenses of this trip will b paid and those of the eleven showing talent will lie given contracts for a period of r.ot less than one year at regular salaries paid to stars. Amors -r the judges in the contest are Mk-s Eillian P.us-Hl and William A. Frady. v v' s. 'a "V "i C -f -V T- T -T y T "t' "f COURT NOTES is e , -. -r t -V" ,s ,s , (s , (s up4'H4r "4iurl. 2'i17. McMahill Co. .s. ,oi Hloom field, judgment $1.00". 261. Arthur McMahill vs. S-.1 Bloomfield. damages $.".000. 2')1,.. St. Joseph Fair Amusement Co. vs. Uichard c. Turner, damages Sl'IM. 1 '..7 S '.. State Ex. IUI. Ida Cro.veH vs. Walter Lenard. bastardy. Hound oer from justke court. Circuit Court. 1'.7S '.. Frank S. Andrews v. LI .- i;enc Crocs, damages. 5y ü.

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