South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 127, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 6 May 1916 — Page 2

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METHODIST. Tlrtt N. Main sit. Ilev. Ilf-arj L. ?avl. p.tur. t.it. n.fliue; ).(.); s-jd-laj ecLool U:.:0 In tLk- au'it.,rlu:a. J- ;. r.owsLf-r, .;..Tiut ti lcpt. .vra-ai at In. T. J. l'.:.i.:tt "t Vrili-arn!. I:rl.. 111 ;-ik b-t. i.iorn'nif aid - r r Horn! us f '.:..: -In t : -t t I'. "-.' Ppworti. ! m : - WLat Abut POysrr. ;i. I at l a.-.;-fvra ('! '.' t.J MS A. TU i:i.!-t n.u.'-l'-al j !rr tla- .l!r- t ;. ; p. M. Pivi-t.g . Pr'.i-t. P win rig tl.-ii.": iT-ni.i-- " i j h.r -vriai f-r tl lay. n.i of I!. I. Pi-.d. A. A. iL : Iu.lr.g ; p-'.;: ! in -essluiil bj ...... "1.; tLem. 1 In t!.-S--iiib-7t ; orTVrtry. 1 avM ; f.unt In t ' in iir" in B .'..if. 1 lu1 tivma. "PII.ko t l.v M. '(i ; . roil n- ' l.v bv T'l'iii'l-:-'! r : Li, Klr..!.-rii-l." l.v- Wi lting. i:mlV I. -iTl-T-- ; j. !., !; .! lit I - rn, , l..v Ti.y Pi.-M." "Ti, Sua Mill P.- V J.j Vm..1 ur! ; o.T-rtn I'nr Petfr T...ui 1. 1 ' '.. !.y A' k !' ; postln-b? in P I y lag YV-dT.os-hiy I r r -r :i."'ti" :.': i n't ! x i. I'M by J. M. s-rti: Nt S-11,'1 ly 1-M-t! Mi; i 4. !)!.. I U ill tut-vl la at racial r- irra t. I'aul'n Itiioril fort? av. lU'v. Jan: s L iat'jr. STir.!av ffi.-;! .1 I. ;inl!n-r, I), at 'J :'') n. I tjtJT A. ai'Tii)trii lit. Morning -nw-ti .y l-r. "ltu.!' Yf'iiiik,'. !itT Soürli r.'-ii'I irt'M.t; thfiü". "A Tall f r CLM'Mil li:. I t . --h.lr Mill sir; 1?;-r- st.all H- ü 1 1 1 ; .f l.'oru in tlif Karth.' Harri-; JiiMjr TJ""u i'i v-t." V-..! .i r.l. nr.'.in m;il". Mr. Mlrun.i t. .ranit : I'r.-l.i !-. i'li'Iantr? fr-ra T';isttr.il.- Suit-." !-iiBfr-st : fTTtnry. Tlyll." iatry-S.lhtr -'stiu'!'. s ,rti- in I n.in-.r, Jinn- II. Uoifr 'I'hf klu'!-r-.irt 1 1 nnr--ry will 1. ojk-ii f r tli or- .f lit 1 1 - hil-lr-n iuriiiif tl:U (rI'i' N vt iiirn; s.-rvi .!'.T."iay. th I'r-as sii-ty will in--t ut 1 oVlook tT work: W.c .li.nior 1ml'u t 4 oVl.nk. T'i'- ijil'l-Af-k r.i'f "ill p b-M V'1ii-iy stiil;!- at 7::.". U-l ly A. H. nvuh. CriMfw-C'or. . MI'IiljrnTi and Tutt Rts. Fraalt Ioitrli-rtv. pastor. Tas i:i.-t-Intr s :'..". Miss i'l"--. U-a-i- r. S'lii-lay j. liK'i 1:.) a. in . John A. r.y-ri. s-i;.. rlntfii'!nt. M rnin' srvi 10:4.". IA-n-ine ht-rUe 7 o'c!x-k. M"rnlnC t!)n.: "Milnmi ry of Si.'k-ie-;" tyiir, "Hw 1 ii t J f ii 1 l'i"n t ti M unUln" (Hflrkorti. Mrs. ii. A. lul-in'-r. Junior rwiirfjc atl'-n - i m. l'Mrt.h 1-?l'uc p. ru. Wo'-tiliip witli nTinn. 7:'J . in.; t!i-mo. "Kluiiai'!. th iitrat." Solo. -S."ir. of Ths' I ays" Hrlirjr'. Mrs. Kiinirr; nolo, hymn. .Mrs. Vulrm-r. Mn' lorti i.usin-s n-'itln S p. m. 1'rayr -orvl.f Weln sil.iy, 7 :."0 I. rn. Lowell Ilrisntn M.lr.pr ntul Franrls Cuy II. Itlaok. prtor. Sunday R' ho l y-4 Ii. II. Moiiit. 'ipr1uteDl-iit. Mornin tr Bt-rvlrp n a. ni. I'rosrc'fisivo rl.is for nil ncrc 3Iirnlujr .-iiurili t-.-rvl- is. 11 oVPn-k ; thnio. "ixk rp. K.ft i'p' -tin- i:pvtrtli lnijrur rno?t". i;;vurth l-:i iri:o at i:: in.; Koy Iivis. prsil-nt. Kvoniriir k-tvI(vs Ht 7 :."; tl.-in.-. rli rlst ian Lifiorty." At th- nvrniiitf orvl.vs a malo t rl lTlc "Kar Anay," ly I'arks. rnt-1 nt th v-ninir "rvir'. "IlpavII My Homo." t'.v 'l.Avin r. A lalios trio will flls f-.niUii spo.-I.tl inn ;!.. Trinity P.!ntn an-1 Vassar avs , Her. Moivio r. Hunt, pastor. HU-lo who.l at :?.) Clifton ri.ilüp. simorintf-n.lpnt. Mrnlrr of-rilp. 10:4." Tli" M-nimn ivi;j l ronini-mrftt!v' f tho --nt-nnlal f tho Arnoii-' in Itü l. s w-loty. Tim thcmr will 1- "Tlw Hi inl Doniocrm y." npwortr, 1-jiiio it :!." in -!iarzf f Horror TJh'n-ot. I'vonin? sorvi--, 7:r.D; r.io nrst I.U-- will o tli.' f.-r-iTion mt.lrw-t- Spi-lal niuir. Junior riirn 1nr !y - p. in.: Mr. . I,. owvr:. tiiip r1nt ri.it nt. i lis nnI lrH.rr servio Vrdns ! ay vpnln-. 7:1": Miss Mat-el fart1n will liarr ol, ,ir of th ol.'m-.. Tho Look f I vif i iis will d 'itlin'l niol Its vlal in-s-rnro ivon. F'ol'.ow-ltiiT Mm pravt-r li.-ur wi;i li.-M tho r?rulir inontl'iy racf-tinsr -f tli rTil.il hoard. Kpwortti Mrut irltil Cor. Lincoln w ay V and Olivr St. A. Hunter Kt-nna. r.itor. StmdiT in-l--f ?noir. 10:1.". ni. ; 7:r- i. m. Sun '.ay -h-Mi ! ".o. Morn"1 ho I'romi-od ..!ii..i t - 1;: su!J't: -r ;" v-nintr Man" th-r -Th.. n.-nl.lo Min.lo.l S".nday vorvl-s: Junior 2:'': H-:' miti, .".:".: I!. worth l.-ru'iif. T:."j St.s-tli'irs (lurlpc wot-k; Mru's l rotliorhoo.1. I'ri.l.iy. 7 :". Kler rrfc 51. F.. S. Seventh t.. V.r. A. W. Smith, pastor. Sunday ..diol '. I'uMI' worship at 10 10 a. in. and 7:1" 1. in. MTiiine suM.-w: ,-Tho 'liri-tian V..rkln? out UN Oah S iU-iti.;i " At tills r-our thTi !s t- ! a l-aptUm-il rvifH Th lv-- t ! 1 n h 1 mti'tiiik; t th Kpworth l-au- at ". t. in.; lo.ol.T. Miss r.lan-'ho lavid. I!vanolltl inootinc. 7 :.".0 p. m : tli-nt for th- i-rniiin, "A Wcll-AnwortI j i-sM.-n " Tlo-ro is t' ho fp-oi:;l iihik!'' !-ot!i nior.iinc and Tonlnjr. Mt-tin-' of t: M--rli.IUt lrot (.rh,''v'l on M .n.l iv t-vi-uini: f,. rtho 'tlon of .f!V'rs M:dw"ok n:o tine on Wilncsda y -v. r.i'ic at 7:"o o' k. At this -i.-rv i. o t h" iM-t.- l.t-cln a s.-ri'-s f t-leht talks on "The M.--Jae-s to tli K.-Vfii ChurStull Memorial Mi .-hitrnn in-1 Vlrtorli Rts. Kov. Hnhh. pastor. S':nday s-diool et 0:4" a. ia., A. Kattfrheinrii-h. suporlntfnd.'nt. German Lrifiyettf and Warn fts.. TIv. 11. S. Mllh-r. pastor. Sun-lay s'tn-l P :3d a. in.. John Koi'li. '.ipor!nftid'nt. Prfarhlne 10:30 a. ni. and 7 :"o p. ni. Hpworth U-iieu 7 p. m. I'vayvr i:H-tln; Wt-tlnosdiy 7:15 p. m. VrlTn--Samp st. and Marietta sr., Her. Walter C. .i--rrls, pit-r. Morning ktt1.'' 10:r,iV Tenine servl. o 7:"l. Sv.nrisv si-tirtol i:."J a. m.. Adam Molott. suI rint-ndent. Prayer ir. otlur Wednesday crealnff. 7:3. Tortagi (haprl P.ev. Cliu.lc Youne. pant'-r. Sunday s d ..! at U a. m.. Mrs. Wliliam Ivi-r. s'itt-ri'itir..!'r.t. Morn in c w-orh!p Hi r ark'' of J. l! ppeak, fr--.n tl'.- tic v.t 11 - k : d. u s.-rv v f i" nil! I ve a:: : it I Pin ...I" Mt. l'leasant lie v. r.lh'o -las nt 11 ti: i.-ek. i'lau.'.e Youne. pa . n- . lod 1-y Iran .t ' I., o 1... ', Mill -t.-::. in. f!t 11 .-::t- (: -let;. Mnnton hi-l V.f v. pator. Sun.l v --;.i o1 . H Million, si:; worth leik'-ie :.t '. .ro p. Cla; Yonne. o- l"rk. at. 14':it -I i:.! i.i. i' - :i ! 1 l. . V. R.i:.-t. -w:..!T a S !, d . ;- .: 5 Bt 7 U".' o'i I - k. pi , p:. . ii - t?.e:;ie. wi.i.-: J ;:ni M.irr Ij tl.r. i !: .r:.-k. rr;.;.iy l ist or. Mi 'r.i . FREE METHODIST. ! M-tliutlit Pt : j P.usU t P. -N. Panik. 1' fo-h . 1 .."' i. u-. M s : I orI:itt!i-!-M t. Pr : d.'.nc 1 a. ta. an 1 7 : ". p n.. S-::i p. m.. Miss '!-a St ;;ar:. v.r. S u : 1. 1 .t ; ' i 4 . t.--and i .la y s 1 ; - -t r. 1" 3- : .:. a t K at IV Pn-a ? l":ö 7 p in. l'-oi Li: Hlrr l'rk Irw M tu-ntli and Vli- ts. r-at.r. Si.nday s. .,- V vi t j, : ; 1 1 1 ; X t n . e n t . : i ... . ,-tti"i: i l .1 t". ii.t 1 : r- . m S. P. III.. I.. AFRICAN M. E. Zlon - r. Pr. v , i i: i: h.:.e ! : " Sannr.'i pasp. in. 7 :4."i PRESBYTERIAN I'Irst Co ette fl. I: P.. m.:i': ri'!. sis-o - r. "v.tMrpt :i av. and Fstay. i-t;. c. l'artU S A P.' ; : m: har'. t: . -i-r M. P r 'J t 1 in I

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f - jrny-r rial oaf. rf-r,' V( 1im i-la j at Trlr.it; ''or. Colfax at, t.. lit";. John s. r.urn. OLar.es Vn fT.'!'!lf. . anl St. rvtT ja;tor. PUde Mriiln. scrriif! t!,-m" WIts'!f and 1." x t.virin.i ii.i: f h ries of s-r:iK'!ii TN' -..'ltl Kfl.itl'.iii .f lirt-inii." 1-tl.in i;tj !- i .r i t ;' . in. Kv-n--rvii at T:a: .-rtii.n limine. , ii.. ' I i i.-n.i!iip." Tiaii lux r:n--tiii- t 1 1 : I i li-.ir :ra- tl !a. tni-r 1 1 V-.lris-l.iy -ti 1 ii tr i'-irinnln at 7:1 MNxl-n-.iy ta at Mr. r.r .-r'. 1-JTi S. St. I vt-r I . -n l !:tir liy :ift rn I'.I1m K-hHi ii: i v -'1 II,! i:; ill;.! Imjs' in-ti:! lti- ! -Iii r; IT. ' I Wt!nintT Ir. II. I) Hostttr, past .r Sunday vho'd y 3) a. in ; J. I). I'ubllc or:.rnin.i.s. an p-rliit-iil'iit. fLiip 1:1", ;. m. ,-ind 7:.';ij P. re. In tl - ( c,.. . 1 1 . la iiii-n .hod r loofuli: !!. -tli annlvf-r iry iil;itl..n f tl: liur li wiilj r -l. I'.r! f a '1 1 r ly -vrral j Ii ii i ii tr tliin-: " 'invT-iiti." . j; . t, i m k . Iiitt-nii.xll-'to ;:.: Snir ' I-;. l:.'yr; tu l.j-'t. ! .;; r;it mir ;ir r-1 i n Vm:uv.1: y TitU-nts." rrnr ! fvfiiine. 7:3m; snhj- t. I I'-frr. will rntt-rtain 1. Th- nion ..f the -hur h fho hoys of th onerreation at uppT I'rldav v-uine: adlr-s 1 y Prof. P. W. Johns". n. I. 1 . P. P. ).. of i l.i-Me" utilvf rsity. 1 f ! haprl hi-f-r and IaTt"n bs. ;...,!'' William Aliis-m. 15. I).,' minister. P.!.;- s ln.oi 'j;3o. i'url Pllery, Bupcrinttü ;nt. Casis f.r all attendants. Adults nso t lit intf rnatloiiul lesson; all i';is-.-s fr-ni Junl r down the craded system. M-mine w.rhip for puhlle with H'Trnoi: hy th inliiltr at lo:4.: tln-iii. "Sin- -rif y." A uurst-ry Is provided f-r sni.' II hildren of tlirs who may wish t- worship with ns. and -nntiot le-ave their iiildrn; it is at your arvlre freely. ri.-tlan Pndt-.ivor prayer i.itlnp at o:.'j); r-plo. 'The '..Lseeratlon jf Talents." Matt. li"i :1 4 -T popular evening sorvlio with e vjiiijfellstl-- st-rmon ly tl..- minister nt 7 :.'M; th-ii!o, "A SpriiiK-tiiii-Mt'litatl-n." ia!. 1:'.. Mldwtfk iiM-otirifr oih Wednesday evenine at 7 ".; sul.J- t for this ws-k. 'The Paw for ofTerines." I. N.r. ll:l-:t: Mai. 3:10. 'hir pra ti. nt S:.y, We-lnesday. The niMh- is oopilally invite! to atU-n-1 and participate In all .f these servl es. Crumstoun ( hurrli Dr. Tliompaon, suprrlntendtnt. Sunday sihool 2 p. m. Preuohinjr .rvic' 3 p. m. liurkhll! I nlon Sumptl"n Tralrle road, otie-quarter mile west of Olive it. P.lhle fchool at 2:30 p. m.. Owen Whlteman, puperintendent ; international lessons. Hungarian Corner Washington av. and Cherry at.. Iter. li. I'ertok. pastor. BAPTIST. Flrat Main and Wayne ata.. Iter. Charles A. Pe' ker. Preaching at 10:30 a. ia. Pvenlii sorvi'.'2 7:30. I'.ll.lo aelirl :it W. K. Stn.leNaker. Huperintendent. Mornlne worship at 10:4.": t.astor Huhi.s t. "The PurI.I.M- of a RW-s-iiikr " Quartet. "I W'lllNi'il Pp-n Thf." Iu-iit y I'.ik k ; quartet. Iatnlt of (Jod." Holden. The ordinandi of eommuniou will observed. Junior unioji ct .T o'-h k. for Koya ami jrlrls. P. Y. P. I. iiM-etine at r,:i:; tp-ole. "T:ie onse ration of Talent-:" Marian Chnnl. l-aI'r. Open for -m meet Inn at 7:3o; Jenkin Ploy, Jones. IJ. 1.. will speak en "The Por.l Peace i:xi"editlon." Questions may he asked ly the audience after the adlr-ss. Teacher tralnine elass on W"inesday at :1." for suppiT and r. :4." fr.r study. The church prayer m-t-ine. Wednesday at 7:4-" p. in. Miss Purton's division will ;:P a solal in th cLun h on Friday evenlne. lulncy Qulncy and IM.nne av., Itev. T. J. Parsons, pastor. Sunday school li.r.O a. in. John W. Kendall, superintendent. Mornins: worship 10:30. 15. Y. P. P. 0:40. Fvening service 7:30. "H.thy hy" will ho observed at 10:.. the time for the inornlne 8-rvico. The pastor will spoak to parents n "What We owe the Children." The Sunday school will pres-nt a token to every hahy pn-sent. Yoiinc jx-'ple'.s nn-etine. P1Ö p. ni.: lsider, N. J. .Mohae-n: topic. "The cn-cTntion of Talei is." PveniiKr Kervi e at 7:30. The -t-nnial -f the American Plhle society will he celebrated with a None service and an address on "The Makine1 of the Pible." Monday eveniniC the monthly niftine of the brotherhood ; Kobert J. Flliot will pr-nent a pai-er on "Sjdklntf the I'neuiy's iuns." bas'-l on the sixth chapter of N-ho!".!ah. Tuf-i-da.v. .". :i p. m.. tlie Women's union P.ilde classes will meet at the funf j laces :i? last week. Wednesday, 7:4." 1. rn., the midweek servloo at the church; aubJ-.-t. "What Paptlsts p.elleve." Prlday. 2 :.':o p. m.. the Womon's Missif.n circle will meet. Sunday. May 14. will be observed as Family day. with a eoinbinoil service of I'.ibU school and ohurch from lo to 11:30 o'clock. As far as possible whole families present will be Keat.-1 togv-thcr in the family pew. T"be service will be In oharjre of the Bible school, and several appropriate addresses wi.4 be made. Mount Zlon Hiptist 113 N. P.Irdsell ft. Kev. C. c. Caster, I. P., pastor. Fver.lne tservb-e. 7:30. l'myer meettiiff Thursday p. ci. Flrt Swedish Cor. Laurel and Napier sts. Service 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. every other Sunday. Kev. F. W. Jewell will preach. CHRISTIAN. First Main at., south of public library, Kev. John M. Alexander, pastor. Morning Pible school 1:30. Prof. 11. (P Iuiel, up'i inteioieut. Mo-nine worship at 10:10; sermon. "1 ho Supreme Motive of the liur'h " Pv, ni:se worship at 7 :30. Chorus will render si-cial mulc. S-nbr Christian i:ii-b-HVr at i:ir: :ojdc. "The C.-iis.-cra-th t: of Talents." Prayer and praisn s rU,v Wednesday venine at 7:30; topic. "What i:'-no-nts in l'ublic Wor--.hip Are Most Helpful to Me:" Junior P:ob-avor Saturday afternoon at ":.".. Stra i:ers mol visitors in the city are c tr.lialiy invited t wor-hip with us. Indiana Arrnur Indiana and Witwer avs. Kev. Cedl Franklin pnstor. Fred P. Wilson. Sundav school superir.tenderit. Pible study. .::?0 Y. P. S. C. P.. ! prayer no efincs :.".o p. ni. Fvenltif? ser-vi-e. 7:4.".. Wednesdav evening prayer servi.e. 7:30. I.lntlrn Avrnur rtiurrh of C'hriat Llni!e;i av. and Carlisle st. PJward Castle, pastor. 1'r.MviniiK 10:4." . in. and 7 o. ni. Sun. lay s. h ol :"o a. Hi. C. 12. at 0:4." p. r.i. Prayer mcttinp Wednesday at 7 :43 p. in. EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION Flr Lafayette and Monroe its.. W. II. I'n-sliliy, pastor. Sunday school at L o0 a. r;.. "Ce re J. Lou?, st!peri:2 Indat '- are At l'i:.-j i ountlnc l!.- pasti n a lare- attendance, r will irive a spvi:tl a 1 .1 r -s lor . s a r. l'..v X Saved Hi1 eirU : ub.le- t. "A Father an 1 Proth- j Y. P. A at .::;o; ; . fr..rn Starvme P::o.a Nirnt .nc.T.a t I'-n -s. hnl.. b-ad-r : pre;!' u president : s'jbiecT. "The -..f Talents." lther 1 At . :" r:.e stor will Prayer 7:4.". and A. at close a i . ;. i; i . . : ... ,v iiir.t a; ! -s ni. r::. f the Y. P. . f p ra ; .'t h. . rw I i -vt -.' -1 Mother's lav will be ay. May 14 ; wat h f r t ; k I! r. -i: n en . -if s. Crre I.lr.voln way X.Y. .ir.d Drirk at. Pev. lanie; I. S; ei.-her. r.li.'.ster. Sun- .! .v s.-h. ol at 9 "J a. iv... '-vre W. t re. ureri:itcn.5-nT. M- rn'.r. worship :: i M. i.M'm. n l :.o a. m. valuer u j'--t : "Th. Au ranee alüinc'. 7 of i n . V. u; IV-V.1.-' Myrtl- T ri lle, prt shier. r : Mrs. l'r n brh! CO le:.'.T ; topi.-. "The ConseVlvenin? nervic at "The True Nature . r -i 1 1 : i r-f I ab-nr 7 .".o k : t. Ch.i.t ' Y P. A I' -. lav. 7:4" p. m h ;:!i.-ss r.-.eotlnp Midweek servl e d ttin e WV.h.f-iiy. 7 :V Mit;w!i rain '-! A. K.uley. r.t '.' "O a. in : t r !. :.:. S'-rn1-!! ":ii-l Minn sts. Kev. p-i!or Sun-lay n.-h-nl C. P.-hmar.. suj-riti-at 10:4ö a m. s:!.'.-!: "First Tt.ii.cs Fl-st." P'.sh.-r. M;ss p.-sst. 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W;,itm--r uill inir at th ni'-riii m: ?tv1 V. 1. A.. ':.'i p. in.. J-m- I,-!iman. pr--i! '-',t : t. 'i.Tix- r.iti'.n f J a n t - " This is a -onTtti:i rvi' iiiol uii: l-o -y Mr-. I'carl WMtinor. I"viilnir worihlji. 7 i. m : niij"-t. Vl-i-'im :iU'l S.-rvl-." Isa. :l-."; np--l il ir::i-l--. J'rayor intln Tinlay aii'l Wf-lnov.', iy pvi nin. n "i hur lay ovninc Mijiah ni.k'.'catiii will liav ! tr- f t)." -rvi' nt tlx City mln'. iri: Mr. Ka!y lil makf tL' a-Mrcn. ii I'riilav ov-nii,ir Mipa ii l.lr will t in-t fr r')iaral :in-l tif annual '. ti'-u of ofTl--rs. M-tf-rn' i If-1 . ra f 1 May 11 Iv-ry l'- izlvt-u a arn iti n that mitalof pr-jfrani 1 ?ivn oir rrnthrs. lay will in th r 111 lay. an! a In lj'r."r of Zloo't Lvangeliral Cor. E. Wavne and St. i'eter tts. Kev. Msrtln Gofft-ney, pastor. Services everr Welneday evening Purins: Pent at '7:30 o'chk. SWEDISH EVANGELICAL MISSION CHURCH. S.vedlh Kvangrliral Cor. Sctt ami Or'diSrd sts. pev. o. K. Mohere. p-istor. Sunday schorl ;.t .)::.' a. m.. oh. ir Peretedt. superinteii'lcnt. Mornine worship at 10:43 a. m. Y. P. ineetin- at 4 p. in. Pvenlng service at 7:30 p. in. BRETHREN. rirst Urethren ( iiurcl. 1214 5. Michigan Bt., Kev. A. K. Thom; s. pastor. Sunday B' hool 0:30 a. ru . Hartley Plrestone. superintendent. Mrnlne service 10:::0. Christian Pndeavnr 0:30 p. in. I'venlng oervke 7:30. SK-ond (burrh of the Urethren Cush lne and Van Iluren sts. Kev. J. G. Gra tor, pastor. Sunday achool at 1:30 a. m., G. A. Senseman. superintendent. Morrlne service 10:30. Fveulne service 7:30. Christian workers meeting at 5:30 p. m. ; John Austin, president. Prayer meeting Tuesday 8 p. m. Conference Me.norlal COS S. St. Joseph st. Kev. G. F. Kyer, pastor. Sunday school at 0:30 a. in. C. K. Wilson, suP'.Tlntendent. Only thrive more weeks of the rampa I en"; mav we nmke the most of It. Public worship at H:30: this is eommunloii Sunday. The pastor will preach a communion sermon und hold the communion service. .The "1iristlan Endeavor society will hoM th 2".th anniversarv of the voiinp people's work in the chun-L nt 7 :.".o w ith the following' proerain; "Some '1 hitiKS Out Youne Iple's Peimrtment Ha1 Accomplished lr. Our Penomluatioii and In Our Pn-al iiurh." Miss Josephine Walter: "Winnine our Yourie ivople to i'hrlst and Kundin? Them Pp in Christ." P. C. Traver; "Our Youne People's Pepartinent - What it Is inol How Con.lucte.l." Mis Gladvs Watklns; "A IUnl's-eye View of P.rTertlve Kndeavor.' " Waldo Keiler; "CainpaiKiiinr for Millions." '. F. Harnion. Special music will be furnished, including a young ladles' nnrtet. I'mver service Wi-duesday evening; Mrs. P. F. (erber, trailer. LUTHERAN. HoIt Trinity English Sherman av. md Lindsoy st.. Kev. Albert II. Keck, pastor. Sunday school 9:15 a. m., E. Mutts, superintendent. Sunday school nt 0:15 a. m.: P. Motts. superintendent: classes for all aees. Men's Pible class taught by the- pastor. Suhleet of lesson, "Paul and Silas at Phllippl." Chief servh-o with sermon by the pastor at 10:30 a. m.; subje-t, "Hie Abundant Ilfe." Puther leaeue devotional servh-e at " :T p. in.: topic, "(Justavus Vasa.:" leader. Mrs. I. Motts. vesf.ers with sermon by the pator at 7::;o p. m. The church council will meet on Monday evening at the tmiw of the pastor. Puther leaeue business and sofial meetlne on Tuesday evenine at tlie Wilkeson home, M3 Cleveland av. Choir rehenrsal on Friday nt 7:45 p. m.. at the church. St. TanPs German Lutheran, Jefferson and William sts. Kev. IP Holle, pastor. Germau service nt 10:30 a. m. Sunday school at 9:30. Pnslish service on the second and f.turlh Sunday3 of the month at 7:30. Morning- subject: "Christ, the Go.hI Shphfnl." Monthly member meeting nt 2:3i p. m. Walther leaeue monthly busiiiosa uiet!ng Tuesday at S p. m. Gloria Pel HweUlsb Chapln and Kerr sts., Kev. Gottfried Olson. Sunday school 0 a. m. Service at 10:30 a. in. and 7 :30 p. m. swppisii lpt1 I ;t.kia pi: i JUble class at :1." a. in. Mornlne pervi- with holy commun'.on and re-c-tlon of iifw members. Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock the nwile rhorns -will hold n nie-tlng. IN-enlne se'rriee at 7 :."o. Next Sunday the pastor w.il give a report from the conference yearly ine-tlne held in hi'"ngo last week. Monday evenlne male chorus practice at S o'clock. Wednesday evenlne eonflrmation ss-hoid at 7 n'ebK-k. ami midweek service at o'clock. Thursday afternoon at 2 oVlx-k Ladies' Aid meetlne: hostesses, Mrs. Gust Prytz an.l Mrs. i'arl Fk. jr. Thursday evening the mixl .ixdr meets at s o'clock. Friday evenine. Porras nieetine at the home of Ml Olea Peterson. 1520 Kemblo nv. Saturday afternoon fonßnnatlon Ahol at 4 o'clock. EPISCOPAL. St. James' Lafayette st.. north of Washington av. Parish house. 310 W. Colfax av. Kight Kev. John Ilaze'i White. P. P.. bishop of the diocese of r.orttorn Indiana, rector. Her. II. It. White. Tlcar. 7:30. holy communion: 11:00. holy communion. Sermon by the vicar: 'Th? .r"l Shepherd." The followlne servie will be sune by the choir: Pro. vssional. "Allelulasine to Jesus;" introit. "Iad Me. Pord:" hymn 450. "AH Hail the I'nwi-r of Jesin" Name:" anthem, "l.rd. for Ttiy Tender Merch-s Sake:" sanctns. Parmtr: bentslhtus. l'arn.er: .Venns Pi. Parmer: gloria In exceNls. chant; nunc diniltti. chant: recessional. 'The Church's One Foundation." Annual parish meeting Monday evenine at h o'clock. Yearly rep. rts will be i-ad and eb-ctlon of officers for the coining year. All nieiu'.ers of the parish are ureM to bo pr sent. CATHOLIC. st. Fat rick's 507 S. Taylor st.. Kev. John K. Oe'.roote, C S. C. pastor. Low masses at 7 :.. ;:0" a. m. High ni.iss and sermon at 10:50. Paptism at 2 p. ni. Vesoers at 3 :.".o p. m. Sunday sobo.'i at 3 :(0 p. ni. Meeting of church societies ?.t 4 p. m. st. IlcMlwIge' I'olih Cor. Scott and Napier s's. pv. Anthony Zubowicz. C S. I'., pastor. Low mass at 7:50, 9 and 10 a. rn. Sunday school at 2:30 p. m. Hrtnedictiou at 2:30 p. ci. i St. Mnilaus' Tolinh llo N. Lincoln i st. Kev. Komsn Mar iniak. pastor. Mass ' at 7 :5o. j and 10 a.m. st Caimr'a FolUh 21 S Webster t ft. Low mass at 7 :".i. a. in. High mass ut 10 a. n. Vespers r.t 2 p. rn. St. Adelbert' Follsh Olive an-1 Grace sts. Kev. Jghn iuhac-ki. pastor. Pally mass at 3:10 p. in. Holy h-v.ir Wednesday eveiilug at 7:30. Suuday mass s arj,j I a. m. St. Joeph 1 1 i 1 1 st. anl I.asallc av.. FatrUk J. 'arroll. C. S. C. pastor. fxw nun-.' at 7 :3o and P a. m. iii'i mass nt 10- I'enedlction 3 p. m. t Meptwn's Mnncarlan Thomas and M-Fherson sts. Kev. lexander Var'akv. paster. Mass nt S:C0 and 10:15 n. m. Sunday i.ool at 2:00 p. rn. Henedlction at 3 xO p. rn. sacred Heart Nctre Parre. Pow m.isi at C a. m. Students' n:ass r,t a. ra. Parish mass at 10:15 a. ru. Vespers at 2 p. ru Sarred Heart Ilelglan 112' W. Ttom.na t. Kev. Charles V. Fischer, pastor. Mass at 7 :() and 3:30 a m. Sur.ua- school at 2:50 p. ra. Kenelh ti 'n at 5 p. ra. st. Mary' (ierman 131 S. Taylor St., Kev. J. M. Soberer, C. S. C. pastor. Mim at 7:30 and 10 a. m. Sunday iho.l at 2:30 p. m. BenHctioa f 3 .

ASSOCIATED BIBLE STUDENTS. rf'-?rfs club hall. Melvii:.? baildlnj. 212 S. Lafayette st.. Sunlay 3 p. m. "TJi" Call "f tl." Now Nation ;" 1k1t. i:. .lo'in-ii-ii n.17, p. in.. "The 'rk anl t!.o ilrc'imtaTivs rir1r WM.-h n Oiri-tllke bnn.tr is le-v-l-;.-l l a.l. r. C. It. It nlnohart.

TEMPLE BETH-EL. Jcwih Tmple lieth-Kl Natalie aT. nv Talor st. Julli!-. A. IiSort Ui ofTi'-iate. SubJet, "l-'altli. Tru ar.-l I-'aNe." SCIENTIST. Main and Madison sts. Suuday servpfi nt 11 .!. in. and 7:30 p. iu. .nd a tmtlm -nial meetlnsr on vry Wednesday eve.iinc at s o'clock. Sunday s.-bool for ohsl-i ren and young people up to the age of 20. i"? froru 'J:45 t 10:30. Heading rooms maintained by this church on the seventh floor of tie J, M. S. buildlrg are open every afiernoon. SALVATION ARMY. 1 P P. Washington av. Sunday services: Mornlne. -otinty jail. 1 :."; non. Siuidiy s l.H)l. 2:3p. Pvenings. gospel servl-. 7:45. dipt. Nehemiah Hrookes, i fTI' t r in charge. CHURCH OF GOD. Services are held in Melville hall. 212 S. Lafayette st. Sunday school at 10 a. in. Mrs. Kmma Kallsback, superintend nt. 1 "Teaching service at 11 a. m. and 7:3 p. in. by Kid er I. I". Vnnvactor. Ib-rean meeting Wednesday eveuinr at 411 K. South at. GOSPEL MISSION. There will be PpTTlces held paca evening nt the Gospel Mission. 42S P. Lasal'e av. Gool speakers are provided and the public Is cordially Invited to attend. MISSIONS. Mennonlte Hop Mission 32J N. Olive et. Ile-scue Mission 43'5 P. Lasalle ar. ReT. A. G. Schäfer, superintendent. Luther Iane. manager. Work furnished freo for unemployed. Meeting every venlng at 7:45. Phone, Hell, 2301. Services every evening ut 7:50. Sunday school 2:15. Servlcfs In -ounty Jail Sunday at 3:30. Men furniahed for house-cleaning, rug-b-ating etc. City 115 L Jefferson blvd. Kay A. nird. superintendent. Sunday school at 3 p. m. Meetings every night a: 7:50. Kible class at 4 o'clock; subject. "Prl.-e of I'ower." Fvenlng service at 7:30 with h-alf hour of gocxl music. Supt. Kay A. Kind will speak. Services every nicht at 7:50. All ore invited to attend. SPIRITUALIST. The South Kond ITogr( ssive Spiritual society will hold their annual anniversary services Sun.laj. April '2, In lied Men's hall, 5u" S. Michigan Bt. Afternoon service at 2:50 p. m. APOSTOLIC FAITH. 513 L Jefferson blvd. Regular meeting Sunday 10:45 and 7:30 o'clock. Wednesday and Saturday evening at 7:43 o'clock. Y. M. C A. Y. M. C. A. meetings w ill be held every Sunday afternoon, especially for men, in the auditorium of the boys' building. A special speaker will be secured for eacr Sunday and special music will ba furnished. Y. W. C. A. SOUTH BEND Sc MISHA.WAKA MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION. Meets every Monday at 10 a. m. at the Y. M. C. A. Kesident and visiting ministers always welcome. President, T. J. Parsons; vice president. L. M. Edwards; secretary, W. U. Freshley. The program committee will have charge of the order of the day next i Monday, and will present a resume of the work of the various missions operating in South Hend. THE PEOPLE'S OPEN FORUM Meets at the First Haptist Church. Cor. Main and Wayne Sts. DESTROY 26 AEROS (Onnaus, SIkmh Down Many Irciuli Air Vessels. International News Service: F.KIILIX (via Sayville). May 6. During April 2G French and British aeroplanes were .shot .lown y the Germans, it was announced todaj- ly the war ottlce. The German air losses were 22 machines. The text of the report follows: "On the west front, luring; April 26 aeroplanes of the allies were shot clown. Nine machines were captured and 10 were shot down by our aircraft or by our high-angle guns. The German los.-es amounted to 22 aeroplanes, of w hich 14 were lost in combats in the air. Four wero shot down to earth and four others failed to return." TRASK IS UNSHAKEN rrankfort Murderer Says Woman Blackmailed Ulm. International News Service: FRANK FORT. Ind., May d. The police Friday .declared that the motive for the murder of Mrs. Alice Kvans, a clairvoyant, by Giles V. Trask. to which Trask confessed, was that nhe had threatened to expose his alleeed improper relations with a 21 -year-old niece, who lived at his home, and demanded huge sums of money to keep quiet. Trask wa? unshaken over the brutal killing of Mrs. FJvans with a hammer. He will be speedily indicted hy the grand juryNEWS WRITER DIES Maxwell Ilnrvej- Svtaln Victim of Typhoid Vcxvt. International News Service: INDIANAPOLIS. May 6. Maxwell Harvey Swain, a well known newspaper writer, is dead at the home of his mother. Mrs. Amanda Swain, of typhoid fever. IF- came to Indianapolis to rest before heinnir.e work on a scries of photoplays entitled "Historical America." Swain was a correspondent with the Ford peace party, and formerly wa.s connected with the Pittshurgh Pre?s. Atlant. x Constitution and New York Herald. A. L. GREEN IS DEAD lYrmcr Dean of Purdue I'iiP trity h'tiin of Anaemia. International Nes Servhe: INDIANAPOLIS. May 6. Arthur Laurence Green. 5:4 years old. for 27 years dean of the Purdue university school of pharmacy, until his? resienation in 1912. died at the Robert Ir.g hospital. His death was due to anaemia. Fr four years he h.v been conduc'inK a private school of uharmaey hrc.

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SARATOGA. SPRINGS. N. Y.. May 6. Church memtVrs who fail t support at the polls proposed measures for political and social reform were criticized Friday by John G. YVooley. former prohibtion candidate for president at a meetine of the Methodist general conference in the interest of the Anti-Saloon leaeue. He asserted that candidates sought hy the churches cannot be attained hy "crowning the hills with templef" hut that votes, organization and money are essential. More than 10,000,000 people in the Unlte-d States? under 20 years of age. do not attend a Sunday school of any religious denomination, according to figures submitted hy the Sunday school board at the quadriennial convention tonight. More than 4.000.000 are enrolled in Methodist schools, it v.'as said. Addressee were made hy Bishop William P. McDowell of Chicago, Edgar II. Blake, the corresponding secretary: Henry IL Meyor and Dr. Lyman Abbott of New York. The identity of a hitherto unknown donor of pums aggregating $250.000. for Methodist church work w&s revealed by the announcement that the late Mrs. D. Willis James of New York, wjio bequeathed $750,000 to the board of conference claimants, had made the earlier gifts anonymously. NEWS OF INTEREST TO POLISH CITIZENS social i: iivrs. The students of the eighth grade of St. Hedwige school gave a very interesting program in honor of Henry Vads worth Longfellow, Friday morning In their class room. The program included 2o numbers and each one was well renilered. A special mention was deserved by T. Buczkowska, R. Wrobel, II. Nowicka, T. Kosnowska, C. Kosnowskn, C. Hazinska, E. Chrnielew'ska, M. Kotolinska and Clemens Sotecki. The class room was specially decorated for the occasion in American colors. The program was as follows: Chorus, "America," by the class; "Longfellow's Biography," Frances Pukrop; recitation. "The Ruildera." Helen Nowicka; "The American Medley," vlctrola; "A Spoonful of Sugar," A. Luzny; recitation, "The Norman Baron," Regina Kotolinska; "Conversation Between a Teacher and a Pupil." Edward Hosinski; "My Gold Ring." Helen Ryhicka; violin solo. Ladislaus Prawat; "Vision of Sir Iaunfal." Kugenia Chrnielewska; recitation, 'The Psalm of Ufe," Rose Wrobel: "Monkey's Imitativeness," N. Niezgodzki; recitation, "The Village Blacksmith." Mary Kotolinska; "Ruhter," Clemens Sohecki; "How Robinson Made Rottery," Gertrude Smogor; recitation. "The legend Beautiful," Ralph Doktor; "My Gold Ring." Clara Hazinska; recitation, "Excelsior," Feckla Buczkowska; recitation, 'The Reaper and the Flowers," Fekla Kosnowska; "Av Maria," vlctrola. The meeting of St. John Cantius Literary society of St. Hedwige parish has been postponed until Sunday, May 4. The meeting of the Tolish Falcons, Z. Balicki. No. 1, will bo held Sunday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at the Z. B. hall. The singing rehearsal of St. Hedwlge's choir will be held Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock at the St, Hedwige school building. The St. Stanislaus Kostka society of St. Iledwige's parish will hold its meeting Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the school building. A meeting of the Archangel society of St. Iledwige's parish will hold its meeting Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock in St. Hedwige school building The Young- Women's Holy Rosary society of St. Casimer's parish will hold their meeting Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in St, Casimer's school. The military hand of P"alcons, Z. B. No. 1, will hold its rehearsal Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock at Z. B. hall. The senior class of Z. B. Falcons will hold their exercises Monday evening at Z. B. hall. Rehearsal "Bursztyny Kasi" will be held Saturday evening at S o'clock at Z. B. hall. KAITISMS. Edwnrd. son of Mr. and Mrs. John Peczkowskl, was baptized Thursday evening at the St. Hedwige church. The pod-parents are Stanislaus Franklcwicz and Mrs. VanJa Bukowski. PERSONALS. John Porzankrtwski returned to Detroit after a business 1.-;!t here. George Kurbowskl. PPisIon st.. who has been very ill for several days, is now somewhat improved. Casimier Tomaczak. Olive st.. has gone to spend a few days with relatives in Chicago. Martin Plewlnski of Fort Wayne is here on business. Frank ICaminskl returnM to Flint, after a brief visit here with friends. Ignatius K. Werwinsk:. 405 S. Chapln st., has gone to Chicaco on business. Joseph Skrzynklewioz returned to his home in Chicacr after a brief visit with friends here. Paul Grreflozewskl of Detroit is spending a few days with friends here. Iadislus Frankowski. W. Thomas st.. has returned from a week's visit with relatives at Defiance, O. Mlcheal Churlewski arrived here from South Chicago fir a few days visit with frlend. Joeph SikorsW and Lo-us Zllin-

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Secretary and Treasurer for Party Elected INDIANAPOLIS, May 6. The democratic state committee late Friday re-elected A. C. Sallee. secretary, to serve another two years, and selected William Fogarty, treasurer. Foga.rty will succeed Hugh Dougherty, who has been treasurer of the committee for several years. Sallee had intended to re-sign the secretaryship in order to give his time to other business, but he wa-s persuaded again to tako up the duties. Ho served as secretary to Sen. Taggart when the latter was national chuirman. The state committee decided To hold a general conference of all county chairmen and secretaries or county committees on May IS. The meeting will bo held at the West Shore club and will be an all-day affair. The general plans for conducting the campaign will be outlined. Members of the state committee and all state candidates will attend. Nothing definite was done in the organization of a press bureau for the state committee, but it was announced that the bureau will soon be organized. The speaker's bureau also will bo organized soon by tho selection of a chairman to look after the assigning of speakers for the campaign. r. G. Hoffman of Fort Wayne, national committeeman, left tonight for S Louis, where he will make final arrangements for the Indiana delegation to the national convention. BANK IS HELD UP To Anncd Men Take S900 in Rroael Dnjiight. Ir.tercatlooal News Service : INDIANAPOLIS. May .". Two men Friday drove up to tl. doors of the Citizens State bank of Carmel. 14 miles north of here, h-velr-1 revolvers at the assistant cashier, who was alone, took $900 In cash from the counter and Pel in an automobile. An automobile posse was organized to purs ie them. ski have returned to 'Milwaukee to spend a few days with friends. Andrew Trybula, ."27 Harrison nv.. has gone on a usir.es trip to Otis. John SwirczynskI returned to Chicago after a fw days' visit with friends here. Miss Hedwige Iv'scinska left for her home in Michigan City fter a brief visit with friends here. Leonard Bucin-ski left for her home In Cleveland after a week's visit here. Micheal 5'iemanskl arrived her, from St. Joseph for a f-'-w days' visit with Mr. and Mrs. John Czapielewicz. 18S2 Dunham st. Mrs. Rose Potn'8" f East Chicago is spending a few days -x'v'n relatives an 1 friends. She i. the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Wienckowski. 1115 Prairie av. John Kotlowski of Detroit i in the city on business. Mrs. Marie Spirz. 504 Tutt st.. has gone to Spinffield on a business trip. John RenPielewicz. TOT N. Walnut st.. left for '""hicaco to spend a few days with relatives.

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