South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 338, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 4 December 1915 — Page 2
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METHODIST. I"irt N. Main st.. It ' i!nr. 'Ii- i i. --1 i lay s-!.''! '.. :.'.0 la tla :i i '. I'.ow sher, t: ; r i n T u i -ri t P:4o a. ia. nii 7 : '' j. :u. v. IItiry r.. g Sun1 :t r i ii ;i. .1. S-ris; aii at I'r;iriT .. tWcdi.es-! y 7:b p. r;i. Cr.r:i'inl.n -. rvi . s .it t Ti. 1 "iir. Ilj'wrt!) I -: i w i '.:1." ia. .ndi.tr ;. in.. "A j-t I'rc-Ti !r. Inv: ltVit Nun; v. id PTK-rik 1 v J i. Ar:.."Pifta ' en ii; n at -lienor ef Parent" t tt.e eve-dug- !iu;r. Vi.ifowirn; Is tie r:i'ilnl -rgra m f.r tL day, un!'T t!." ir M":i .f I'.. I. I.lrvl. It. A. M. : M'-riMrii.- Ir-iti. ' ir.iV7x." by M ..t rt ; -I'M 3 yn.n i:x I:-'ku;:i"-"It. bv Sr.iiuer: .n.t'if-m. (i "i i.'.;: NN HCTier, S'T'ig bv Kl'i.Jly LigM," bv Lama f ;...!." bv .1 r. ft. i "Ia id. IIic k. vuiii; by the M:is..rii. in.ilf iiartft; .frr t'iry. "Ib-iim!i-r N'.w Mirijr fy t!i Ti.v reator." I.v P.nrw. M i Hiii'- ma ! iii t rf et : nw i;i ii r.nt i.v imi'.oh. i.v-nin' rr !j.!e In ; .y I: i ti-. : I'- -i -iial I Jin.n. "l'-x IN-miii." - 71. .v Staltir:' unthMii. "1 Will Lift t't Min.- Kyi-." l.y II'.zr-rM ; r.rT-ratory. ' 'f.;iiniona!tti" l.y ntb; I 'i'I- In I' l.y llollin. 1'r.iypr inftSri? V-.lnt'liy -vfiiln? 7:1" k. !! l.y t!.- j at 'T. j Mt. I'miiI'm Mnnorliil 'o!fax a ad I. i- ; f"irt ftv. U-v. Jan.rs L. i:trl!n r. I. I.. , pastor. SiinJ.iy nch.l at a. mi., (!ut A. f"ih. siiiTintT:.!t!'t. At 1 0 : J " a. ni. the minitr f r;t li ii. "An ip n I . r f ':iH.rtniiity." At a p. :n. t))" I'pv'TtM l.-in- uill lfl hy Mls I..tth V.. l r:l. y. At 7 :'; l. m. Fr. I a r 1 i 1 1 r U pra h ni, ".l--ph. tli ptlniit." Tii- stiii'.ii will l.f followfl l.y motion pl-tnrs in t!ir' pirt- "lt "ni" Trials of .,oppli in, i:ypt." On M'Tilnv v'n I r H' Sim!ay hl l.-ar(! v. Ill in.- f at 1'n 1'iitl.rinz'r t. v.Itfi tin iiptTlnt-iul nt. u AVm1ii-s1h v I'tmiiiif tti' men of 1 1 nnn h nil! trv a !iir k-ii pio .ii...-r ami tli la.Iits 111 Ii'.i.l a l-iar. Inrinff tli supper aii'I l.azar two tin' rnot!on pl-tur-: "A Trip Alotiir tli- Ti!-r" mhI -Th rrinru'f 'f t!i- i.U'M I'.ri'.u!'" - ill e pri'cnt-l. Grr for. S. Mi-hl?an an-i Tntt t. IVrnk K. I oiilrty. pa-t'T. 1 1 1 1 - In;; H:.".. O.arl.'s A. Wriyi,-, 1m.1.t. Sunday 1 :: a. m. 1'n f. John -V. r:'rx, miPrintTil'nt. Worship Ith si-rnioii lo:l." a. in. Tr.em": Tanlt-riii'linir" Junior -o:i-t-rfiration - p. in. IUI.!- tory l.y Mrx. li. J. Ik-Ut. i:pvortli hniriit' ', . in. i .srhitH-t: "A Xann-U- I'r.-pht't Wlio K-pt rn-sh (J.xVs Naiiif." I.-al'r. riarMn" Hisfy. V, i,bip witll vr. llion. 7 p. HI. T h-ni : MoVftoiisn !. ' Dpaortli l.-;iii l.lhlo -I:ibs Tu. May. 7:0 p. in. Sui..- t : M nl th ra-.ipaii:n.-r." T-a-hT, Mis Ulla Ilniminir'r. I'rayr -orvt'- V-il-n-lay, 7 :;'. p. in. Sii!.)f t: 'TIim !!;-ipl-'j n.'st." Matt. 11 :-".. T:m litT Training i la.- aftt-r pray-r s rvl. Wi-.l-n-.(lay vnln. Trali-r, Mr. II. I. Mlllr-r. Th i.o.ird of st.-war.ls lia-s i.aiul th' following lat-s as -tt Ionian t tii.tt-s for th in t ri l.ii t 'v to runnini; 'Xpnse of t!io flmn li. I . .". ; Manh lfHV. Jim.' I. V.l: S.-pt. 1.1L Nxt Sumlay is tin- lirt ilat-. Much contributor is nsk-l to s.- that hi r Lcr niuiit is p-iM ia full t date. I.o eil UfiRlit Min. r ami Tramls uts l.T.r ii. I'.Ia k. pastor. Sun. lay s liool !'.. II. II. .MotMt. 8iip rl:itfn.l'iit. MornTnrJty T'.Ialno ami V;i-.ir avs.. Kov. M'U'll. . Hunt. .:istir. I'ill s-liol at ?::'!. (lifton riiilllps, Mii.Tiiit-iMl-nt. t"-!".! ami or.uib.'l las,s f.-r all jtes; s.-holar may ntT any Sun day. V'oruluir worsUIj at lo:rt. Tlu ?a-rani'rits of the Uonl's Sujipvr ami haptlsm A ill I.. o1.s.t-I. N-v im-in-IkN will l r- iv-1. Tlio pastor will i)-:ik on, Vhrtst. tin Uu!linis of ;.! and Complttrr of Mn." Tin mlvnl iuart?-t ill fine. Th Upwoitli liiif il.'To-tlotial iii--tinc at '.:i." will Im U- 1 l Mrs. ll'-nitr Kol.inon. Uvt'iiiu nrrvi.v at 7 'Rio pastor 111 Ix'irln n pr-lirlstmas s-rl-s n "Wis Kifts to tlo Wo riil's riirlst." Th Hrst will 1 "Thf (Jl.'t of roi.l." Sim1(1 tmisic 111 luIutl. rix-nl 'lut, chorus aiitli-in ami iuhIh uartet. Mnlay 'venin at 7 :" rpular nuTtln of the l.rothcrho.Mi. TiirIay evcriinir, iial srrvl.-c study cla, of tho I'.pworth laj;u. Junior IcaRiie Wcilncs.l iy VrM p. in. Mrs. W. U. Out n. snpcrintf'i..K-nt. lass ajil prayer Kr iv Vilii'siIrty .'vciiiii' at 7:". Wirri IL Johiis-f.ii 111 la.! tln iias4. Tin' paitr 1H 'ivr a tu'ly of l'irst IV t r. ThU 111 !-' fn.-rlfitt nicht fr th. hu rch. Stull Mfinorlnl Ml.hir:in ami Victoria fs. Her. Habt.. pisf..r. Sinoliy school it 0:1." a. iu.f A. Kattcrlioinrii li. xtiperiiitemlpnt. Kpwortli Mrmrln.l C way V". and live s, . Uev. pustor. Sunday v !io.d '.:.".() Young superintend'.:!. .rn r Uineoln J. W. Punch, a. m., Claude (irniun Lafa ette and Wayne st.. hool Uev. II. S. Mill.-r. pastor Sunday J:"4 a. ni., -lohn Ko.li. superintendent. Preaching 10:1'.' a. m. and 7 ::'' p. m. Uworth league 7 j'. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:15 p. m. YYrcleyaii s.i tuple st. and Marietta av.. l.ev. Walter C. brris. pat-T. Morning servhe 10:'!. Ucniag service 7 Sinilay scImm.i .)..".. ;i. m., .daiu Mob.tt. superintendent. Prayer inciting Wcdiustlay evening. 7 :öo. PortAice bni-l Kev. Claude Young. : ..ist or. Sundnv m hool at l' a. in. Sunday scLmd at I1 a. m.. Mrs Hani Kier. MinerintcicUnt. .No Wil't her i-ervlcvs Sunday. Mt. I'leant Kev. Claude Yoi.ng. pastor. Sunday s. dfol at 1" a. m.. Merle Stemm. Mlperilit ndei.t. Mornin Wurshiü at 11 a. m.. pre.iciiIng bv the pa.t.r. t'.eine: Vh.i Uiie ' Worth While." c fti. 1 il Alas. boa I'd lUeelilig i-' ,l ,l ervlce. .i ... v.. .i .if t.... . i . . ft 1 1 ' i - . . ivv Cl m.l, V. .mi ' .' . , I hSlr. ."UlltlH. ..i.oi ill. I" ii i ii" , .. U. ll'-kerly. superintendent. Upwortll letlgUe at .:.0 p. III., led l'.V Prcst.-n Feeve. Subject: "A .Nam. 'less Propl.et W h Kept i res'i I, o.ls .N.lUe. ll.iMn-n's s,rvi. e at 7 :ö p. iu.. i' cdiarge rf t.i- past.-r. x.hject : "Determination. ' Fxei.lng worship at :t'' ot." k. pi lug hy the pistoi. A'-y nldigatb.us in m.vti'ig at the i 1 . ' Theme : " A re 1 here Life." '.'tb 1..' boar. I c of the cve-.nig hciV ice. Klirr Park I. K. S A. W. Smith. l asp.r. : Seventll st.. Ke. ü ii iv s. ho.d ;i :::i i. ui. Public w orship i I . in and 7 :öi p. m. sermon I h. re will be brief sermon and tie lord's t-apper. Subn. w hi. h is the th;r 1 li.e Hlglier Ui:'e." "A ; s r".iut b-ct of th. of the er: of tl sen. s OÜ '.-.cefoll i; p. in. llpworsliio 7 :t int, g s.-rv i' e li'.t!';.''!.'.'; i ir. x it .lur.ii.r league : th i cue f, p. m. Pu'.li' p Tliele will be a a... I a mt'!1 on "Personal s Sen 'tis Asp. . t." l'r.ic r nr.d praise m.e.ting on NN -i!n. sa y e '!! ii g at 7 :.'' oh let k. Kier Park 11.'" Seventeenth st. Sunc!y sch,..d ".:.:o p. ta.. Umm.i i'lirkcy, superihteieh :.:. J uni".' '.'-ague 3 p. ni., Mrs. John S. v : ;o'ir,.. Mjperintemlent. l'ruyer lu.-ri:. NY edr.esday evening at i. FRHL METHODIST. I ree Push NlfthndUt Pet. -t. II. N. F.ci:i ;. s : v. a .. past'i tra g servt t :..!av rf. sMp. M ;s i In at 7 1 av. and r. Sun .lay St u i rt. S ii .-v at 1":.'; school '.Ch.U tt -h. M.l : ;.. perlnter.-b ; f a. m. au. I 7 :C e. in.. Miss c Preachii g P : 7 p. 1:1. I'l'.i Kivrr Park :n M IT. a p. I. i i it . a. rin ten dent. n Mi: g at . p. in. FourJelilllllgS. Iii.. L. 1 . I r.s N, t ri..,Iit tcenih and N , past,.r. s-ir.'l c Wolfe, s;. perl i t u 10 a. I: AFRICAN M. L:. Olivrt A. NI. I. U, v D. D.. p; sf r. :;i V M, ing lo a. i.i. S:::..;.i Prea'-lo- g 7:4ö ;.. ;. '. F:i . rv Allen. ;r..e st Prca" hh.toJ :: :i p. m. s !;;- tiT.g 12 tn. Zlon A. M. i:. !:.-.. P.. w tr Pr-i..tdng P !. a. m. S.ltid.iv seLi-d 12 "a p. i.i iug Wtdlits lay cuiiiCo'.
Tt.or . I. t:.. Zlon ( hup'l Sunlsy . L.kI at l2.?At. Murr.lnj pre.icMug at I'.wnlug it':i Mug at 7:1". J IMvESBYTEKIAN. j I ir.t 'r. Wiishint.in ar. ami I.afjr. ' tt' t . lb v. I'll .tries A. I.lppin-ott. i. I.. lüii. i-;.-r. MN Charl-tt M. J'artr i. J r.-. -is-dt.tiit to th nduistf-r. Publi.- worship ii lo;b, a. m. ami ''' ;. rn. Morning Dbj.-cT: "The Aver.Man." Muial aul praPe servie In ft.'. evening wir It short ji.lilrcMt bv the n.iuiuer on "The Left Hand." "i.ible .--..oi at '. a. m. Men' Hüde class I at ::.".o j.. m. Junior i.tid'-nv.-r society üt " p. in. Young peojl'..- rne-tlntt at ,':.'.' j.. ni. Mid-vek meeting NVednes. lf " at ":.".' I. m. Young iVnple's I'rt-
ity .M'iit lui nt h .j.k. Trinity or "o;fa ar. anil St. st . U. V. J. S l.o. .1 Whit. man, in s. r.urn. pastor. l'raycr ii- t'.nn I:l"; iij.criiitcriiU-iii . M Millie orshii at 1...4.7 Snii'Ui l i n ! : The 4'oiuinx Kin jril'.ni." Vtninß 's Christian Un! avor anI lausat . :'rt. i;vcnlnir w orship at 7 :"). Sr in-. i therm: "Tin Inip.sll.le Neutnllt.'' Spei'ial iniisi. on the violin by au cpT at tlie evening Mfrvl-c. Soon .lay lunhe..n to hear Mr. McAfee at th" V. M. c. a. for mn of hur-h n Monday. Tlie icen Monday evening ami will meet nt 7:1." i march over to 1 ; Westminster Presbyterian church to hear Mr. McAfee. Hoys' and ;irl' PeliiMoiis training rhisi'ut .":4." Monday followed by the junior chdr. Undies' Aid rnettini; Tuesday p. ni. at ehnnh. Umiies' .Missionary s.Mlety me'tlng Tucday p. m. at Mrs. Pagel'.. Training clas-s and prayer meting Wednesday evevlng 7:1." to s:.'U. All are '.vidcome I' to the- services. W cstmini-ter Key. 11. I. Hostetter. pastor. Sunday school : :.';i a. in.; J. I. Uminons. superintendent. Public worship 10:1." a. in. and 7 :.'U p. m. ! Morning theme; "How a (Jre-.it National leader Was Won to the True Faith." livening theme: "The Obedient and Idiol.edient After Death." Junior t . U. '' o'cloc k. Sublet. "A Man Who I'.oasted." Luke '.'J:.;!. Senior II..' '.:::i. subjt: "(Jolden Fruit of the Prayer Life." I'hurch evening Wednesdav. Supj.cr at '.:i. Praver meeting 7:1.". SubJt. "The MpHtle to the Phllippians." Meeting of Sunday school of-ti-ei s ami teachers at o'clock. Hop Lr and Dayton ts.. (leorge William Allison, P.. I)., minister, liible school at U:.';o o'clock. Carl Fllery. superintendent. Class for all attendants. Morning worship. 10:4."; . P. S. C. F.. o:.".. Uvenlng worship 7 :'.. Mid-week meeting Wednesday 7 :.'o. Teachers' training class, S ::'.! it. m. Weclnessday. The public is c-ordially invited i.j attend and participate in all these nervices. The minister will speak during the morning worship upon the theme. "Seeing the Invisible," Col. 1:1.". The topic for Christian Fndeavor will be "(Johlen Fruit from tlie Prayer-Life." Heb. 4:14- !',; 11-X,. At this meeting, which vs csuisec-ratloii meeting, reports will be given of other societies visited last week. The theme for the evangellstb' sermon in the vening will be "A Call for Kepeiitance." Matt. 4:17. The topic tor consideration in the mid-week meeting is "The Urethren of Christ." Matt. U:b;."o. The Col. leu Uule Uible class ill hold their monthly social in the church I ri.lay evening at o ciock. i ne 1 1 1 -1 1 of the church ill go in a body t r-t minster presiiy lenan ciiiircn on MoTiday evening to attend the meeting addressed bv Joseph Umest McAfee of New York c ity at 7 ?.H. rtim.tovn luireh Ir. Thompson, superintendent. Sunday school 2 p. in. Preaching service II p. m. Koikliill I nlon Su nipt ion Prairie road, one-quarter mile cs.t of Olive st. Itlble sei 1 at 2:30 j. m.. Owen Whitenwn. superintendent: international lessons. Hungarian Corner Washington av. and Cherry st., Itev. 15. Uertok, iHstor. BAPTIST. First Main and Wayne sts.. Iter. Charles A. Decker. Preaching at 10:30 a. m. Uvenlng .servic e 7 :.".0. Morning topic: "The Living Ho,.M Ouartet. "Dav of Peace" bv Pailev; so.o, "My Sheep Hear My Yoke." by Neidlinger. sung by Mr. Cover. Junior union .", p. ni.. Miss Jennings. sii.erint. n. lent. 15. Y. P. V. at i:l." Topic: ".; olden Fruit From the Prayer Life." .1. lMwln Dean, leader. Kvenlng servicent 7:."JI. I "as tor's totr-: "The City of Kefuge." (Quartet, "Softlv Floating on tlie Air." by Kot. (Jinrtet. "Lead Kimlly Light." by Housely. Duet. "Come Unto Me." by Arthur I'.errld ire. Mrs. K"de and Mrs. Duncan. A Fellowship supper will be given by tlie brotherhood PiMo elas on Tuesday vening. Teachers' training class Wednesday at Ul... Pr.-f. Sim. leader. Mid-week j. raver meeting Wednesday at 7:13 p. in. The pastor leads. (Jiiinry uiin-y and IUalne a v.. Ttev. T. J. Parsons. pntr. Sunday school :::'.! a. in. John W. Kendall, superintendent. Morning worliiji 10;.",0. It. Y. P. F. :!.". Uxcnlig .Tvi-r 7:.".it. Morning theme: The Dooogy." This will be the last MTTiloM ill the series oil The Lord' Prayer. P. Y. P. F.. U." p. in. Leader. War "en Vamlerbeck. Topi.-, "lodden Uruit 1 rc:n the Praver I if.. 1.. Pe ip'.e's gospel service. 7 :"0. "Foundations of the Faith." The Sublei t pastor III giM- another reason ror l.elitning the Uilde is the word of G.vl. Monday eviiing. tlie Young People's society wilt hold its monthly business nootin and s.h ial at th chur.-h. Tuesday p. in. the W.iru's Fnlon Itlble ij.s-s! will meet with Mrs. U. i;. Jidinsoii. 7('"' N. Cushiug st. The less n will be it: the seventh chapter of Hebrews. Wedr.cs.itv 'vening. 7:iö. the mid-wek serI V1 .it tl him li. 1 rid. iv. : . p. in.. Woin. n's Mission t in le will meet i' witli Miss PI. i Cnappell. !2 N. Allen st. Mount Zlon lMpllt-li: N. P.irdsell st. , t'venlng service 7 :."... Uing se Prayer meeting Thursday s :n. Kirt w cdih "or. i vi e 1 : .'.( a Laurel and Napier in. and 7:no p. m P-v. I . W. Jewell 'sts. S. very other Sunday, will pre ic!i. CHRISTIAN. I irst Niiin sr.. south of public library, K v. John M. Alexander, pastor. Morn It-; I'.iMe s. hool Prof. IL M. Ap pieman, superintendent. our te.,ch'-;-s are trained, graded lesson iitid t lasi,-s for all :L'es. Mtirniug worship at li:4' Mrs. Laura DeUanej ilaisf ,.f Indianapolis will sp,-ak at tie ii -rn ir. g s.-rv ! Mr-. ; irst gave h r i jsb-iinl t Japau" great missionary ' . rk and now ir..: t'.i.-r.'. All :tr' ! fi.i ! 1 v i:s two iMug::f-rs t-:i ht!if friends of the hur. h ir:vit.-.l t.. attend this sp,, ! s. rv i .1 1: n i' 1 v .1 i i". NV. 11 Ni. s.-rvieo. livening u 7 :".. Setib-r Fi -b avor .it i:l.". I:deavT Saturday at 2 p. rri. and praise mtv.iv Wedve-day at 7 :.".H. and Witwer paster. Fred Indi.ttiit avu K' v WiN..;; A v nine '.s '.l Indian i Franklin Sunday school Mlp'Tintendent. M riii,g s.rvi.e Y. P. S ' U praver i:i.,ti:i-s r.-.-.n m. . r-,..ni,,.- '.r erV 1- c. st rv ii 10. N edtiesday eve ning irayer Linden Avenue (liiirch eng av. and FarlUle st. pastor. Pre o hing 1 : 4 1. m. Sunday s,-h,.ol '. of lirixt LhiF.lward F.istle. i a. in. and 7 :"' : f a. m. (. I nt t.: 'o p. at 7 :.".o p ia. Prayer meet: rig iVeInesday :n. Ii V A N G E L I CA LASSOCIA T I O.N 1 lr-t Lafayette and Monroe sts. NY. II. Freshley. pastor. 1 .u a. in.. si ge J Su tnliT St"I.O at Long, superintend. cut. The s, h'ol wi'.I east its ballot duri; g f.c;the the officer for the new year Sunday a- !e"l hour. l ii popular eoinb'.ii.itioii s,-:vi,e vU; again be held a ul the ja.ttr will s.eJtk at H::n. . P. A. at c'.i.'Ui. Umma Ninitz. pres,dent. Suoi.s t : Johlen Fruit Fr ni the Prayer t : t " . . 1 . VIM...... 1 .... . I . . - ' . . 1 . -
j i. lie, 'ii:o .uiui' i. u.i'n-.. ttisoei n. . 1". .Aen. j.-t-.- v!.-e at 7: "J ?!; Ial lunirtl t.eetiiig Mon-.-1 : i . I s p. m. Il. iv vcnl.ig at 7 :'-o. prayer meeting Prayer mec t- 1 Ti.urs.la i i.lght 7 :- t :::n. follow isl ly a Y. 1. A. buslm-su me'tlug.
irr Uimoln war W. anl I'.rirk av. Iter. Ianltl I. S;.fk"-U-r. nilniter. Sunil.iy 5 h.o! at a. in.. (I.rfp W. I'Tine, ouperin tf-n.lent. Mmiu; worship ah'! sermon lO:.") a. ra. Coinhlriatlori service of chunb ami Smm.iy 'hool U:?ju n. m. Sul.Js t f.r ernion: "The First Keorlel Wonls of Christ." Y. I'. A. service 1:4." p. m.. Myrtle TriIIe. preshlent. Toi.U-: "1(lcn l'rult From the Prayer Ulfe." ;- pel im-e'injr, 7 :"0 p. m. Semi-annual election of the YounJT People's alliance Tuesday. 7:4" p. m. MM-eek service NVcInesday 7:.'' p. m. Mlilah Main ami Monroe t.. I.r. J. (. Mosjer, pastor. Sunday school at 'J:"0 a. in. F. U. Hurpener. superintendent. Sermon at 10:4." a. m. Subject: "Shiniriir as Stars." l'af-chism at 2:.10 p. in. Meetln; of the newlv elected Sunday
Peter ! school officers at o p. in. Votliic Pople's P.ible f.lllan. e at '. :.'10 p. m.. F.nmiet Jester, J. P. I pr-sldenf. The yVoman's Missionary soI ciety 111 have charire of the ' service.
serinon at 7::o j. m. Suhject: "Why? When? Where V The biisine.- meeting f tlie Younjr People's alliam-e will l.e he.; on luesday evening at i :.'. ai which time tlie officers for next year will i.e electsl. The Missionary auxiliary will hold its monthly nvetlns on Wednesday evening nt 7:."A Miss Uerfude Uelnrtehl will make an address on the customs of the people Choir practice on Friday In Africa, night at ? o'clock. Zion's Kvanffrliral Cor. V.. Wayne and St. Peter sts. Kev. Martl4l GotTeney, pastor. SWEDISH EVANGELICAL iMISSION CHURCH. Swedish KTanrellcal Cor. Scott and Orchard sts. Kev. o. K. Moberg. pastor. Sunday school at 9:.'50 a. in.. Osc ar Uergstedt. superintendent. Morning orship at 10:4; a. m. 1. I. meeting at 4 p. ru. livening service at 7:30 p. m. BRETHREN. First Urethren f hnrch 1214 S. Michigan st.. Uev. A. F. Thomas, pastor. Sunday school J:;;o a. m.. Hartley Firestone, superintendent. Morulng service 10:.".0. Christian Fndeavor 6:IX) p. m. livening service . :.;o. First Church of the Urethren Miami st. and Indiana av. T. II. (leorge, pastor. Sunday school at !:.'0 a. in., C. M. Wenger, superintendent. Classes for all. Itev. U. Koose. district missionary secretary, will give a talk at the close or tjie Sunday schol. A short program will be given preceeding the talk. Curlatlon Workers' meeting, Vr.M. C. II. Steele, leader. Kev. Moy Way of Chicago, a convert to Christianity, will give a talk at Cai4 meeting. Undeavorers meet at the s..rre hour. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7:4.". Congregational singing at all services. oYu art welcome. Second C'hnrrh of the Brethren Cnsh. ing and Yan Huren sts. Itev. J. (I. (ira ter, "jiastor. Sunday school at ::r0 a. m., i. A. Senseman. superintendent. Morning service 10:30. livening service 7:.i0. Christian workers' meeting at t5:.".0 p. in.; John Austin, president. Prayer meeting Tuesday S p. ra. UNITED BRETHREN. Conference .Memorial JOS S. St. Joseph st. Kev. L F. Ueyrer, pastor. Sunday i ji.-hool at H :."0 I perintendent. a. in. C U. llson, sunasses for all. Public orship at and 7 Subjeet of sermons. "A Iow State of Mcnils and Christian Wisdom." Christian Fndeavor service at :1.". Mrs. Ii. F. Itj rer. leader. Subject: "(rolden Fruit From tlie PrayerLife." The Urotherhood will meet on Tue.nlay evening. Frank Pennell, president. Prayer service Wednesday evening. Miss Ada Fisher, leader. Subject: "Christian Work." " LUTHERAN. Holy Trinity UnglUh Sherman av. and Lindsey st., Kev. Albert 11. Keck, pastor. Sunday M-hool y:13 a. in.. K. Mott, superintendent. ?Ten'.s IUble class taught by Miss llomuth. Younj ladles class taught by Miss Johnson. St. Paul's (irrman Lutheran Jefferson and William sts. Ker JI. llolle, pastor. (Jfrinuu service at 10.r.li a. m. Sunday schol at D:30. Fngllsh service on the seconcl and fourth Sundays of the month at i :'M p. m. Morning sermon by pastor. Subject: "Signs of the Time." Fvenlnc service: '-Jacob's Ladder." Walt her league entcrtalument Dec. I and lO at f o'cloc k. tiloria Del Swedish Chapln and Kerr st.. Kev. iottfrieit Ulson. Sunday school i . a. m. Service at 10:.'W a. ni. and 7:30 i I', m. Itlble class at t:l- a. m. Morning 'servi'-e 10::'. Text: Luke 21 :2T-y'.; nubled: "Live In the Light of the Coming of the Lord." livening service :.".0. Text: Koiiians l.":4-l.'t: subject: "Kecelve Ye One Another." The building committee meets Monday evening at 413 Franklin st- Tuesday evening Sunday school teachers' meeting with Miss llnuna ! Prvtz. Leon ct. Choir reheasal Thursday evening nt .Ho. Confirmation s.-l.ooi Saturday 4 p. ni. EPISCOPAL. st. James Lafayette Washington a v. Parish st.. north of house, yiO W. John Hazen the diiK-esf of i Colfax av. Right Itcv. I White. D. D.. bishop of northern Indiana, retor. Kev. II. P.. White, vicar. CATHOLIC. st. Patrick's 307 S. Taylor st.. Rev. John F. DetJroote. C. S. C., pastor. Low masses at t:i, 7:30, '. :oo a. in. High mass and sermon nt 10:30. Itiptlsm at 2 p. in. Yespers at 3:30 p. rn. Sunday m tii.l at .":cs p. ui. Meeting of church societies at 4 p. in st. llrdni.ee Polish Cc. Scott and Napier sts. Key. Anthony Zubowicz. C. S. C. pastor. Low mass at 7 :."o. y and 10 a. in. Sunday school at 2:30 p. m. Iteuedictiou at 2:30 p. in. st. tnislaus l'olUh 41." N. Llm-oln st. Kev. ltotnan Marvinlak, pastor. Mass at 7:3. '. and 10 a. m. t. Caslniirr' PolUh S21 . . Webster st. Low mass at 7:30 u. m. High mass at H a. ni. Yespers at 2 p. ui. st. Adrlhrts Polish Olive and (Irace sts. Kev. John Kubackl. pastor. Daily mass at 3:1." p. in. Holy hmir Wednesday evening at 7:30. Sunday mass s and 10 a. m. t. .lo-roli Hill st. and Iasallc Patrick J. r.irroll. F. S. ('.. pastor, mass, .si nt 7 :.'U and a. in. High av.. Low mass at '., 7 :."j a ml 1 a. m. beliedlt ti'Ul o p. in. High mas at Sunday .school H. at :1 p. in. M. t-h'n's lluncarian Th.'iuas and McPherson sts. Kev. Alexnnder Varlaky. pastor. Mass at :"o and lo:l-" a. m. Sunday s, hool at 2 ;oo p. m. l.c-nedie-tioti ;it -. :oo p m. Srtcrrd Ilrwrt t re D ime. Low mass j at a. in. Students' mass at H ln , Parish mass at 1:1." a. m. Vners at 2 , n. m. i sacre! llrttrt Hrlgln lll'cj NY. Thomas .t. Kev. 'Jiarh's Y. l is. her. pattor. Mass nt 7:(o anl 1 :.". a. m. Sumlay school at 2:..0 p. m. IlenedU tion at 3 p. in. t. .NUry' Uerman S. TayL-r st.. P.. V. J. M. Seherer. '. S. C.. pastor. Ntass at 7 :"'' and 1 a. in. Sunday school at 2 ::' p. in. It'oietll. tio-a :t ." I. m. ASSOCIATED BIBLE STUDENTS. Progress dub hall. Melville building, 212 S. Iifayette st., Suuday .'. p. m. P.erean KlbV Subject. Daniel 11:20-31. TEMPLE BETH-EL. JewUh Trmplr eth-;i l-as.il at. and Tavlor t. Abraham rabbi. Service Sunday lo:.".0 a. ni. 'Issons of Hainukah." "The Detlifiition" will be lniTv..!. Cronbach. Stlbjcs t. Feast uf SCIENTIST. Maiu aud Midiscu tts. Suuday perri .-e
at 11 a. m. t.nl 7 :M p. m. -tid a testimonial meeting on every Wednesday evening at n o'clock. Sunday sc!,ch. 1 for children and young people up to the age of -.1. is from ::i." to 1U :.'. Kead'.ng rooms ni lititflineol bv this church on th seventh floor of the J. M. S. building, are open every afternoon. " SPIRITUALIST. Th South HetuJ Projrres! ve Spiritual s.K-iety will h'.bl services in Ked Men's hill. s. Mhhlgan st.. Snndiv nfter-
tioon at p. m. Mrs. M. A. P. runner. Lecturer. Subject. "Where is Heaven." The Ladles' auxiliary will meet at the home of Mrs. M. A. P.runuer. ."01 Lincoln way W., Wednesday afternoon at 3 p. in. SALVATION ARMY. m Hall 412 S. Michigan .t.. In charge of C'apt. William Conway. Meeting. every night in the week except Monday. Sunday service as follows: Sunday school at 2 p. m. ; salvation meeting at S p. m. livery body is welcome to these services. SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST. Seventh Day Adventist service on Saturday in Melville hall. Pastor Alleu Moon in charge. Sabbath school at '.:") a. m. Preaching service at 10:. a. m. CHURCH OF GOD. Service in Melville hall. 212 S. Lafayette st. Sunday school lo a. m. K. . Cuffel, superintendent. Preaching at 11 a. m.. led by .Mr. K. IK Cuffel Servi.-es in Melville hill. 212 S. Lafayette st. Sunday school 10 a. m.. K. . Cuffel. superintendent. rPeae.ilng at 11 and 7. by Uhler D. II. YanYaetor of Argos, Ind. P.erean meeting Wednesday at the home of Jt. . Cuffel, 417 II. South st. leader. It. O. Cuffel. MISSIONS. Hescue Mission FW M. Lnsille av. Iter. A. i. Schäfer, superintendent. Luther Laue, manager. Pell phone ."41.. Work furnished free for unemployed. Meeting every evening at 7:5. The following were elect eel as officers and teachers: Luther Lane, superintendent; Ilsther t Jetts, secretary; Marv Parker, assistant secretary; James llainev. treasurer; Mabel Cassel and Lula Tucker. librarians. Teachers, Ilible class. Mrs. Cassel; bovs class. Mrs etts; girls' class. Mr. Halney; primary c lass. Mr. Wolverton; Sunday school at II p. in. City 11." F. Jefferson blvd. Kay A. KIrd. superintendent. Sunday school at 3 p. m. Meetings every night at 7:.'W. Fvening service with old-time songs. W . O. Davles w ill speak. Services every night at 7:.".0. All are welcome. Mennonlte Hope Mis-ion .""0 . Mli.e st. Sunday school at 2 :."'.u. Preaching at. .. :.".m. Children's meeting. 7 :.''.o p. m Preaching every evening exception Wi-d uesday. Leader. Mary Nunemaker. Y. M. C. A. Y. M. C. A. meetings will be held every Sunday afternoon, especially for men. in the auditorium of the boys' building. A special speaker will be secured for each Sunday and special music will be furn Ished. Y. V. C. A. Vesper service at the Young Women's Christian association Sumlay at . p. in Mrs. Fllzabeth Pell, evangelist, 111 speak at the Young Women's Christian association Sunday. Dee. .", at T . m Special musical. "Sunday song btoks' will be used. The Puslness Women's IMble class will have charge of the sr vbe and the six la I hour which will follow. The Y. W. C. A. building is open Sunday from .' until o cloc k. SOUTH BEND cSc MIS HAW A FC A MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION. Meets every Monday at 10 a. in. at the Y. M. C. A. Kesideiit and visiting min isters always welcome. President, T. J Parsons; vlc. president. L. M. Md wards; secretary, W. II. Freshley. It is desired that Christmas Sunday l.e observed uniformly by all the cnurcnex. eitner tue r.un or join. i ne matter will le decided next Monday. Anderson Pastor Slated To B Prison Chaplain INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. 4. The Kev. Kichard Hrundage, a Presby terian minister pf Anderson, Ind either Is slated to become tne new chaplain at the state prioon at Mich igan City, or already has been, ap pointed by Warden Edward J. Fogarty, it became known here Friday Hrundage will succeed the Itev. O L. Kiplinper, who resigned recently to accept an Ohio pastorate. M. F Foley, local member of the hoard of trustees, said he understood Brundage Nvas to be appointed. Itev DENIES HE WILL RESIGN .Mayor (ossoin of Tvrre Haute Says No Ba-Ms for Humors. TEIHIE HAUTE, Ind., Dec. 4. Denial of a persistent rumcr that he will resign as mayor in order to qualify as county- commissioner on the day when other county officialselect file their bonds, was made here Friday by Mayor (iossom. Tlie mayor declared there was no basis for the rumor. In the event of Gossom's failure to qualify, Frank Hutchinson, present commissioner from the first district, will hold over. SHIT ASHORE. LONDON, Dec. 4. The Japanese steamer Kitano Maru, bound from Yokohama to Indon, went ashore off Margate last night. Captain of Oscar II, Ford's Peace Ship INÄ4ss XV.XXNsXsNVVNXNSVNS.XsNXVX. CH-PT J.V. K EWL
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Boat Leaves New York This Afternoon Pacifist Makes His Will. NEW YORK, Dec. 4. Henry Kord's peace arf?osy sets forth from Hoboken for Europe Saturday at 2 p. m. on tne usnar ii. ine pa-rij numbers 140 souls. They all believe that peace is the most desirable thing in the world. Some believe in dis armament, like Ford does. Some do not. Kut they agree that it is going to be a delightful trip, barring heavy storms, sea sickness, torpedoes and unfriendly cruisers. They are going despite mysterious threats. There was some talk oi postponing the pilgrimage for a week, but Mr. Ford declared Friday night that despite all that has hap pened and all that is likely to happen, the ship will fare forth Satur day. Makes 111 Will. The Detroit pacifist has made his will, obtained his passport and re ceived the blessing of William Jen nings Bryan. Mr. Bryan is not going. Within a couple of weeks, however, he will sail for The Hague, there to join the peace counsellors. Ik fiays that he can be of greater use to humanity if he stays here and tights the sort of preparedness that would ke-r an alien army out of America. Mr. Bryan and Mr. Ford conferred for more than an hour Friday. What they agreed upon was not made public. But from all that could be learned Mr. Ford promised Mr. Bryan liberal financial support in the latter's efforts to prevent the United States creating such nasty things as battleships, forts, arms and ammunition. I toady To SjicihI Millions. Both Mr. Bryan and Mr. Ford Issued statements Friday night. The former wished the latter godspeed. Mr. Ford said that thus far the affair had cost him between $50,000 and $60,000, but that he would spend five or six millions if success required it. The seventh floor of the Hotel Biltmore was a mad house Friday. Humanity in a hundred forms and stages came begging to be taken along. There were rumors of postponements, of internal dissensions, of dire threats of bombs and lawsuits. Worse, for three hours Mr. Ford's score of secretaries lost trace f him and took seriously the rumors that the crustier had been kidnaped by the enemies of peace. During the afternoon furore, one of Mr. Ford's most cherished guests a prominent juvenile court Judge from Denver declared that threats bad almost caused the postponement of the trip. The judge declared that of such portent were the threats that he. Mr. Ford and others met on Thursday afternoon to consider postponing the voyage for a week or so. I'ntriu, Snaps Ford. "Not a Nvord of truth to that," snapped Mr. Ford Friday night. "Whoever said so well, you know what I think of him. It isn't so. You know what Teddy would say. Well, that's what I say." Mr. Ford declared that he didn't give a whoop whether France or England barred him or not. "Every belligerent country- can bar me for all I care. I don't need them." he said. "They need what I am trying to do for them." Bryan is Calm. Mr. Bryan was the sole figure of calm in the turmoil of the day. 1 1 5 remained in his room on the ninth floor of the Biltmore, saying little and smiling widely. He received a few elderly ladies, who gushed forth their hope that he would fight every word of Pres't Wilson'.s plan for preparedness. , He will go to the Hoboken docks Saturday to wave a farewell to tha Ford party as the Oskar churns down toward the sea. He refused to say anything about Capts. Boy-Ed and von Papen. But his face became oddly pink and his lips tightly compressed when he was told that theii recall had been demanded. He had nothing to say about politics at all. This is his statement: "I came to New York, as I stated in my telegram, to xplain to Mr. Ford more fully than I could by wire my reasons for believing' just now that 1 could render larger service here opposing th attempt to increase the appropriations for the army and navy than I could by going with him on a peace ship. Hopes To Join at Hague. "I have seen Mr. Ford and laid my reasons before him. and he recognizes the weight of these rea.ons. I desire to add that I am in hearty sympathy with this effort which he is making and hope to join the party l;.t Tho Tlntnia Ac tha itolo nf H-io?-arrival at The Hague is not yet known. I cannot fix the date for my departure. "Mr. Ford is making an earnest and unselfish eftVrt in behalf of peace and he ought to have the good wishes and sympathetic support of all who desire peace, even though some may not fully share his faith in the immediate success of the trip, of course those Nvho want the war to continue ridicule the effort, especially those who speak for the big munitions factories which are exporting war material at a big profit. i This is to be expected. This ridicule is the favorite weapon of those who desire to oppose any movement when thev find themselves unable to sudJ port their opposition with argument, ilf any of the people of the ark had been making mney out of the flood they would probably nave ridiculed Xuali for sending out the dove." .",oo pieces hand painted chiiu appropriate for Xmas gifts, by Clara Schäfer at Gas .rffice. Advt.
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Toys that will educate them: Here we have the Meccano and the Aeroplanes, two of the most instructive toys ever made.
Aeroplane The Boys Can Fly These Machines They are built on exact scale of the regular man-flying maflying machines. Thousands of boys and grown-ups, too, are flying and racing these model aeroplanes. It's the greatest American sport. Aeroplanes Cecil Peoli, at $3.50. Bleriot Monoplane, at $4.00. Taube Aonoplane, at $4.00. Curtis Military Tractor, at $5. The Gliders. Loop the Loop, at 25c. Speed-O-Plane, at 65c. Blue Bird, at $1.00. Speed-O-Flyer, at $1.50. 3-ft. Racer, at $2.50.
y BEAT FRY TO IT Decatur Man Being Talked as Democratic State Chairman for 1916. Special to News-Times. INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 4. Quick shifts in democratic state politics seem to be all the rage here Just now. Here's another one. Instead cf James II. Fry for state chairman uf the party in 1916, they now are saying here that Lew G. Kllingham of Decntur, formerly secretary oi state, and close friends and political manager of John A. M. Adair, announced candidate for governor, will be the man selected. This is In line with a statement from Mr. Fry recently to the effect that he would not consent to be state chairman unless the candidates agreed on him in other words, ho would not enter a tight for the place. To Manage Adair. The reason they're talking Ellingham, apparently, is because it has been announced that Ellingham is to manage the campaign of Adair. Furthermore, Mr. Adair, if he outstrips the field of candidates, will be permitted to name the state chairman he desires, and that it will be Ellinghim is being prophesied here without hesitation. William II. Vollmer of Vincennes, who would have been the state chairman had the O'Hrien candidacy found favor in the eyes of himself and the rest of the democrats of the state, was here and said he was not a candidate for the chairmanship. Dailcy Still Quiet. The attitude of Frank C. Dailey, United states district attorney, toward the Adair candidacy, has not yet been made public and democrats here are watching for it closely, for it maj- mean things. Yet the majority believe, or seem to believe, that Mr. Dailey's candidacy now will not stop the Adair situation. Another democratic situation, with Indiana in the limelight, has just become known here. Joseph H. "he.i. a judge of the appellate court, from Seymour, Ind., is a candidate to .'ill a vacancy that will be created in the United States diplomatic service when the minister to Chili is transferred to Mexico, as Is the present plan of the federal government, so it is said. iikn irru All members of the Spectacular Degree team will meet for rehearsal anj dr. 11 Sunday afternoon. D'.o. :,. at 2 o'clock sharp. Pro. Steel, supreme organizer, will b here as instructor. AjCK.
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Meccano With Meccano any boy can build hundreds of working models on correct mechanical principles. The outfits contain plated metal beams, gear wheels, pulleys, tools and full illustrated instructions. The greatest education not only for the small boy, but the grown-up boy attending high school. As the outtits increase in price the possibilities are greater to build on a larger scale. Meccano Outfits 0e o 40 models, price $1.00. No. 1 63 models, price $2.00. No. 2 83 models, price $4.00. No. 3 96 models, price $6.00. No. 4114 models, price $10.00. The Children s Delight The little ones cannot be better pleased; buy them an Indian or Cowbov outfit.
Indian Chief decorated jacket and trousers, feathered cap, price $1.00 and $1.25. Cowboy 5 and 6-piece outfits, at $1.00, $1.50, $i.98, $2.98. Soldier Outfits at $1.00, cap, belt, pistol, coat and pants. Policeman Outfit, at $1.
NEWS OF INTEREST TO POLISH CITIZENS social i:vi:ts. The St. John Cantius society of St. Hedwige'.-: parish will hold is meeting .Sunday evening at 7:.;) o'clock at the parish library parlor. The St. Hedwige choir will hold its singing rehearsal Tuesday evening at the Sr. Hedwige school building. The St. Stanislaus Kostka society of St. Hedwige parish will hold its meeting Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the school building. The Young Women's Holy Itosary society of ,t. Casimiei's parish will hold its meeting .Sunday afternoon at 2 :.". o'clock in the Warsaw hall. A meeting of the Young Hoys' Name of Jesus society of St. Hedwige' parish will be held .Sunday afternoon at ::'0 o'clock at St. Hcdwigo's school building. The Polish Falcons Z. Dalicki No. 1 will hold its meeting Sunday afternoon at l:::o o'clock ,-t Z. P.. hall. The Young Ladies' Holy Itosary society of St. Hedwige's parish will hold its meeting Sunday afternoon at '.'j'.'ZO o'clock at the school building. The Archangel society of St. Ilrwige's pari.-h will hold its meeting Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock in tho St. Hedwige school building. The exercises of M. I FaP-onsj will be held Tuesday evening at Kosciuszko hall. The military band of Z. P. No. 1 Falcons will hold its iehe.irsnl Tuesday evening at T:"'t o'clock at Z. P hall. The Z. P. Falcons gymnaMi.- class will meet Tuesday evening at 7::;'i o'clock at Z. P. hall. A big play will be giwn Sunday, i Dec JG, at Z. P. hall und-r th- aus-
pices off Falcons Z. Dalicki No. 1 i ! -1 i ed b re that o!.-!.o ! ;.rmilitary h.iiul. The jday is bein- di- I ing liim to parti- ij-.-it- ;n ! - . rected by poman Ducki.' and the ti..n work I iiü.g t!..- g i
cast is made up of some the sooW tv's 1 best talent. Pegowski Pi other". orchestra will furnish the music between the acts. The Literary circle of St. "..-.. mier's j.arish will gie ;1 patriotic program Sunday afternoon at o'clock at St. Casimier's .shool building. The program will . -uitain various numbers of rer itatior.s. imusic. singing and a ddress-e--. Tin- program is under direction of M:-s A. Sypi.iewska. HIKTIIs. Porn to Mr. and Mr Itd;k Niemier. l-'a N. daughter. l)ec. Z. Ja ksf.u st. a PI '.ItSON .M.S. Joiin Sinob zewski has returned to Michigan City after a short isit herewith friends. M. Nowak returned today to h;s bom in Milwaukee after a brief visit here with Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Pudnik. si 4 S. Chapm st. Dev. Anthony Zubo-vbz. . S. C, has leturr.ed from a short i-it at Chii ago. Kdward Kozlowski has returned to
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