South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 197, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 15 July 1916 — Page 2

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uCTtinniCl .UC I rlULJlO 1 rirti N. Main "t. Kct. Henry I I'atii. puitur. Clai L;tetiiif J. 'Ml ZW' r.tj lu the aul.tTium. j. t Longer, vi; -r,.:.t :. itr.r. . Tut.;!-- worship n !:' a. n; .:. t P m Dr. win - 1, r . M..rrii!:t' t?.TiiH: "A .r. .if l"rca. -r and His M. --.1W." i:p"'rt!i U --"if it 4. f.. l ... .. w... . .- . v i:t t.1 II !a ; rri'l Marl r!" r.iikf. Ir. C" ev-nii.:r 1 1 r 1 v'.'l n fct.orr rri"Ti lv tv- i sl -r. Jul owing ia t!. nr. prgr.iM the i! it. un-l.-r t! !!r. ' -i f I! 1 L"V !. K." A M: .VP-ra.ii;; pr '.!' in I by 'lour; Tr .:;. il ti hi:i. I! nt juarf" t- S uirf; .ltifli'in. "I'f ,. Ivrffit I'V ; :!r:i:t!i : olfvrtory Jr. H C;i !-v I.:nn.ii;r-; j. -flu' In V. jirlt M-t:.-U-;-' -!.;.. 1 1 v-n :i ir : PMu'i In It f!.it t M-rt; anihfiii. -i::. -! .r- Tt."?v." "'-r : oH.-rf rv I ; A l r J-r..,hr: p.fct !'! In ' ly Jlivi't) I'Diwrj 7 "' o' : W. 1-v tlj.' pü-t"r. St. I'ul' Mrtnnrlil ('!fax ari I.Srrt . Jarnos L. arlinor. I. I l.ntor. Suüijiv p. tiool at 0 a. hi., Uujr A. I'll.. !ip-riuwidfct. Crarr ror. M:-MR:.n and Tutt tti. Tranii K. I ou rl r ty. pnt-.r. t'las m't1.1 jr Irn. (i-"r-- !mv!, l.)(!r mmii'.zy 'h"-l a ui . J!i.'i A. 1 i J f1! '.titfri'lf Lt. Wonhlp with -'rrr,"n ;t 1:1.". ;i in.: t:.-:u. -UV pit '.rk;" !' I'.v Mr". Ii. A. F'u!:n-r. Kouort!. 1 :-!. -it .'Ui p la ; sul-i'-'t. "K.--.'pi:i- tl,- Siit. 1. -it h ;"' je.i'Vr. lv. K K. IMiihfrtv. Wo.:ilp Ith 'ni;'.n -if 7:"' p. hi : tht-u-.f. " 1 Splrituai Ath;-t-," t. .: l.y Mr. J-'ulraer. Sunday L'.ol loard Monday nt 7:' p m-; r-vi-w of ;i ti.'ou. on Sun!.jy Lool w..rk Trof. Joim A J.tYr. rrayt r s.'Tvl' W dis'"d.iy at 7 .:. i niLowfll HftKT.t Mlnrr an 1 Fra-v! (iuy II. k. p.ntor. Sunday ' l. o d V 45, It. II. :f m t. uperintf n.'.viit. M'rnlug ßfrTv 11 a. m. M .rnlnp worship at 11 oYIo k ; trit fnr B rin n. It"i:i:in 1:1"-. "I Am K ii.l. ." :porfh U'-isnt- at f.:-1: WIMi.ini ;r.-r. f ri.!.iit ; fiil-W-. f. ! I H' ii'T Thrift in .My I i f Suii'liv':" At t.o- n 1 n 'rvi' th p.:tor i 1 1 "; i k a!"i:t M".rti-Mf-n 'foiilr. 1 1 -1 1 1 X Hi'" li-vr Ntih 1 ""the nofli h . 1 1 1 eit them up." I '1 he ladies' and male ''artrt will rurI.l S h itperial m'ilr. Irlalty P.'.alne and Va-sar .it, Rev. Meltlu C Hunt, paft.jr. I'.itd ho l it 9 :Z't. l:ftoi l'hilUp-. iiTliit-iiIent. M'Tiilnp worship at !: ' I"k; seri;i.,u by t!i- pator. "I iiaiii"ii'U in I i.rt h '"' lii.worth le.i'in. (l.v..ti"n al ji'TVi e at ;:.' b-d by Ml- .Iralieffe AVblte Kveninj and prea'-hin'-' r Ire at 7::.o; 'it.b't. "The Su-.-.sh of 3 allure" Th re will be pe ial iniib- ;it J.oth tervl' -i he rlinrns ih"ir hinein jit the .vet;iiis t.o'll". riasM ar; prajer ccrvitp V'.! v eenin lit 7:l"j. 1". lain wilt hav r'tare .f tue la'-. Tli-4-iok of i;-rb-i.lfr( will ylven. Sllfllluer visitors are iavlt'-d t all the stv1 s f the rhur h. Lpwortii Mrniorlal Tur. Lincoln svaj W and Olive M. A. Iluuter Kt-oua, pastor. Sunday s--bod .it f::. Servier hours, ft) and 7 Morning sublert: "Keepin? Our ""aur. h V .a "' Lv.-nin? snb-Jt-rt: "The lnalien.ibb Rights of Youth." KUrr TarW M. i:. S. Seventh St.. Iter. A. W. Smith, pastor. Sunday sebool Publi'- vorsaij. at 1 : tv a m. and 7:.".') p. m. Mornlnc Mib.b-. t. "The Faithful Few." iKvuti.nal JiiM-tinir of the Kpworth b-a?ii" at 7 A" p ni. The publb- metlnsr Hi 7 :"' will evanselNtie. The F.jisvorth lertRue and Ih" youn.; people of the SuikI'iv B'iiool are to asit the initilter. The se.-inon will be brief and to the theme. "A Sure An !ior " Ther. 1 to ti .ptid.-il intifb- both morulii? aud evcidnc Th i lain b ! ned - a Pprri.ll adv. intake t'o. the t'Tenllli; servbe. w hn !i?hf aftra-ts b;i" and nio.'uitos. l-etini; of the Sunday hid board on Monday nicht. n Tin-dav evening the Methodist brotherhood will hol 1 a peial ru-etin? f r t!ie entertainment of the wives of the brotherhood. Prayer and prle meeting on Wednesday evening at 7:-' t'rlo. k ; topi.-. "'Flow t Keep Clirlst..i!:s from Frrezlnr I'p t'1 Surunier." HlMe reading o:i t!ie sub.iti-t. There i t te a cm dal aid entertainment on the lawn at the residence of F. W. lY.ijre on Thürs. lay tiisht. Stull Memerl! Mlhlrran nd Vlrtorln ta. Ker. Haid), pnstor. Sunday s.'hool at 9:4' a. ui., A. KatterLtiurlch. ajperlulcDdeut. German Lafayette and Wayne sts., Rev. II. S. Milter, pastor. Sunday school 9 a n . John Koch, superintendent. l'raliir.K 10:3) a. in. aud 760 p. ru. Hpmortb league 7 p. m. Prayer mfCting AVeilnesday 7:43 p. m. Ursleyan S.itnp ft. nc 1 Marietta .itm Rev. Walter t Morri. pastor. Morning i-erriee lu .oil. Lveuing avrvice 7:00. Sunday sbool 9:C0 a. :n., Adam Molott. furerintend?ut. Prayer mtetins Wednesiay evenlsr. 7:30. rortase Chapel Rev. fin tide Younsr. paetor. Sunday hehid at lt a. ru . Mm. William Kiser. Miperintendent. Mernlr? worship at 11 o'rlo. Prrarh-!nfc-bv the paster, i'herr.e: "The Tragedy of Ijrnorau-e." .lt. IMejnt Rev. ("laud-? Youn.e. pastor. Sunday M"h."d at 11 a. Li , Merle Stem m. m: porinf e-dent. Mornin? worship at 0.1" o'. '.nrk ; prea"h:n; bv the pastor; tluuie. "liod's Re-rev t for His World." Mnon t bapel Kev. t'l.m Jo Your?, pat T. Sunday s hol nt 10 a. in., O. i. lllliken. superintendent. Li'worth league at '.:;;i p ui . led by 'laude K:imt; -uble.-t. "Io I Honor I'hrlf In Mv Fse of Sunday V" Evenin? i worship at 7:".o y.lork. preaehin? tv the' .!!ir; theme. "lnoitic t:.e ;jft of iod " Praer ervi. e lr: ft i y at -oO p . ) la . led by the pator. FREE METHODIST. Tree Metbodlt IVnusylvanl.i av. 3nd Rush st. E. N. Faulk, pastor. Sunday ab rd 0 -.! a. m. Mis Ciara Stu.irt. sul rinten dent. Preaching ttrvlcca at 10.3d h m. and 7:45 p. iu River Park 1 rer Methodist Tourterith and Vine stj. II. S. Jennings, raetor. Sunday sohool 10 a. m , L. t'. lUi'trlLiCLdtCt. AFRICAN M. E. 7!on A. M. K. Rev. .N. Sninnels. oastor Pr?aobg ID: 15 a. in. and 7:45 p. ti. Hirt M H .ervi.-, s are held nt the K of P. hnl!. lo N. Main et. Suuday J une 1. 7 :."o r.. iv.. PR ES Ii YT E R I AN. rirt Cor. Washington av. and Lnfay. ette st . Her. Charles A. Llppln-'oti. U l . luiu'.ster. Mi-is rharlotte M. Partx.JkV. üs:i:-cl to u.iuister.

TrinUy Cr. o.fat av. and St. Peter ! Swedish L.anteliiaJCor. Scott and ,t . Rev JoLn s r.i.rns. p;!st ..r. lUb'.e ; Orchard atf. Rev. O. K. Moberg. pastor. .ri"l 'J 30, .?:.! rl-s Wju-üvr, au perl a- "ndaj s.-fcooi at 9:30 a. m.. Oscar ergt .n Vnt " ! stedt. superintendent. Morning orsbip V " . n ..... i l 10:43 a. m. V. P. meeting at i p. ta. WrtmlB.ter-Rer. n. K. Ilostetter, LTeuiuJ ,:rvice at 7:30 p. m.

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M r: :rg te ::e: "Modem TcBrtatli j Flrnt Brethren Church 1214 S. Micha . 1 H-nv t i Meet 1 he i.i " r.vrT.i:. I ig.in T.. Ke.-. .4. E. Thomsa. pastor. SunI. cu e: "What Christi i:.:ty It-arLes . ,i-v a. hol 9:30 a. m.. llaitiev Flraatone.

Al out Preparedness Sei.lor C. E. at t.:. p m ; sur.j-'. r:r:ty. iemperar..-e ill strt i,i:th Pr.iVtr :ueet!ug Wed:.t- : r. r 1 at sU ' t. ra'iveHop. ( haprl i.ff r and riavtcn sts C.tjzw W iiium Al.i ::. B. U.. uiiaUier. 1.1L s -lool ? 30- carl IT.ery, aptrintet:d?r.t. eis fcr ail after.. lacta ,t,.. i. r. ,--i A3 Jits !;e t - e ir.tt riiuwocal im-jr. , ai , .. , . " i.S;s friü jLsljr down t-e g.atd s)sM tZ pu bl..- n-r M .V s.-r.'.-n f r t h"It" ' r.v . f j. Jit... y tl.el'i'. ""l he I'p'.N nrii Li: 1 r t :i t-ntlt led, I ': er " Sermon Ol! It Chri-t J A n :rs ry 1 p.-c I Icl for rn.ill !;!;.! reu l'iri:. this a. Junior II u - at ..m. Mi II. : - er. a:: . t..r -pe.-lu-Kliii i.f li'.i'liv r (..; : . " IM; .Ir !.:, ". .'1 IV-pV." fc!-.l tr-H I. 1 M h b. ci:Tr,- p-i;-M cvls.su of in A X HI '. i. i ; !i w . ,-lv. n nd Ofu! n. 1 --tt U-

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rrnti;. witTi I'nvr nI aJflrc-. j ne -.i. in -i,iritr. TmTr. . strer.jrth." I'anlM 1 JO An B.,tt U mad to li.aure tLat these serv-i-s ar- all thai Ihf nam implies, und jV(t devtioa.il und Inspiring. 1 i ..l, n-tin Is IiM cich Wdn The nilde5av at 7 :';: tr-rh- this uek. "The Privilege of Jluii.lllty." Junn 4:'.: Prov. Th I j.iiMI it t-ordUlly Invited to attend and i i trtl' Ipate In all f tlics ttIit-. (rumalcirii Churet -Dr. Thompson, tu r.rlnt-nnt. MiixJay p?noc: 2 f,. n ieiciilDf serrice 3 p. m. R-ckhlU Inlon Sumption Tralrle rnsd. I one-quarur mU neat of Olive ft. DIMe buol at 2:30 p. m.. Owea Whlteraan, uperlatt-ud' nt ; International lesfona. Hung arlan Orncr Vashln;ton tr. and Clerry bt.. Her. U nertoi. paitor. BAPTIST. rimt Main and Wayne ata.. Re?. Charles A. Kecker. I'rrn. hing at 10:30 a. oi. Livening service 7:o0. Qolnry Qulr.cy and DIaloe nr.. Tier. T. J. I'araoQi. "pator. .Sunday achool a. ni. Jobn W. Itendall. auifilntender. Mcrriliiff worship 1:"0. B. 1. I. U. CMS. i:veulDf aerTire 7 "0. At the nirnlntr service th paator will prah on "The Primary vt thf Kingdom of i ." V"iin people"- iiit-etiiii; at r. .4."; topi.-. Purity. Temperanf and Strenrth." !-d by I'lreme Neith- ;. I 'lt. People" h o'd K-rvi(.e at 1 with oiij rvi ami prinon on "Lijjht lu the Inrktiex"" Midweek ervlre at the liur. h WnliifMlav evenlnf. A union pUnl of the Ladles' Aid and Mission drei will he held In Leeper park Thursday. n Thur-d.iy evenli: the brotherhood trill rondint a tfospel meeting at Ilealthwln. Iavlni7 the transfer tatlon n the 7 o'tlutk tar. Mount Zlon l-ptit 113 N. Rlrdsell at. IIpv. C. (.'. t aster, I). D., pastor. ETenin? fftvke. Prayer meeting Thuradjy i p. m. Flrat Swedlati Tor. Lnurel and Napier eta. Sendee 1U.3Ü a. n. and 7:30 p. m. CHRISTIAN. FIrat Mala it., aouth uf public library, Her. John M. Alexander, paetor. Monilos Ulble tadioi U :30. l'rof. 11. G. Iuiel. uDeriuteuiient After ilihle sobool the audienii will assemble as usual. Then at 11 o'eloek we w ill attend the i'.aptist hun li and in the al'.xen.e of thf pastor. lr. Keeker. Kev. Mr. Alexuuuer wn aeak t botli lontVoHtioii ; topic. fb Vision of 7od." N evening ervle. The eonfrrezatboi is Invited to Indiana Avenue t'lirl.-tlan rhurrh to attend the Installation of Rev. Jason 'ohee, the pastor-elect ot the hurrh. Uev. Mr. Alesamler will deliver the tdiarjje to both pastor and i on?rt ?atlon. Regular t'hristian Lndeavor services at topi., "Purity. Temieranri and Strength " Prayer and Pi als pervb e Wednesday evetiin? at 7 :": topi.-, "Tbe Tongue's Sin of Omission." Linden Avenue Church of Chrlat -Linden ar. and Carlisle at. Edward Caatle, pastor. Pieaonlujr 10:45 a. in. and 7:00 p. m. Sunday srhool J:30 a. ni. C. E. at 6:45 p. m. I'rayer meeting Wednesday a: 7:45 p. m. Indiana ATenue Indiana and Wltvr avs. Rtv. U. L. I'ohce. pastor. Rlble urhool U::u a. iu. l'red lt. WllsoU. superintendent. At t he evenin? services the Itev. O. .1. Yhee will be inctallel aa pastor of the rhundi. The Kev. .1. M. Alexander, pastor of the First Christian rhurrh. will have ruar?e of the service. There will be special musie. EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION Firt Lafayet-e aud Mouroe ats., W. II. Freshley, pastor. Sunday kthool at H 'JO a. in., George J. Long, auperlutenateut. At 10:."i our delegate to the state Sundav f-ehool ouveutioii. Miss Lniniu Ninitz. will ?lve her rej.ort. and the pastor will speak on " 'hurrh i:iuiiinent" Gospel m rvb-o at 7 :''A) to S:."M) p. in., in rharge of the pastor. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7:40 p. ni. ; Fred Schwitzer. leader. The brotherhood will meet with Elmer Nimtz. t:J7 N. Tutt St., Friday night, July 'Jl. GruceLlncoln v. ay W. and Brick at Rev. Daniel D- Speicher, minister. Sunday school at 9:30 a. in., üeoige W. Devine, auperinttudeut. Morning worship aud sermon 10:30 a. m Morning w orship and sermon at 10 oVloek; Itev. .1. .1. Wise. P. E., I preach aud tonduct the toiumuulon servbe. Evenlns service at 7:30 o'clock; tbeme. "In His Name." I erotloiial ineetinir of the V. P. A. at 7:K) p. ni. : Vera Hausuian. president: topic. "Purity, Teinperancp und Strength;" led by Ruby I'atzkow skl. Sunday school nt 9 :30 a. :n. ; George W. Kevine, superintendent. The presiding elder. .1. .1. Wise, will prrarh tthls Saturday evening. Midweek service and tea. hers' meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p. in. Mlipah Matn and Monroe sts. Ret. Daniel A. Kaley, pastor. Su day school at 0:30 a. m. Emmet Jester, superlnttndent. Sermon at 10:35 a. m. Rev. T. J. Russel of the M-thodist rhurrh will preach the sermMi. Young People' alliance at 0:43 p. in.: Joyce Lehman, superintendent; tople, "Enthusiasm, its Value; How to Cultivate It." lei bv Joyce Lehman. Kveujns; worship at 7:'iO o'clock: theme. "Fellowship with God;" lesson study. 1 John 1 Monday evening the Kelta lUble rla will meet . l.nn. r.f tu rtnr 1" " Mnn . Hi I (. r i j v .ill iii' i - . . . . - - roe at., for its monthly business meeting and Rlhle study. Mr. Kaley will conduct the ics-son studv. taken from tbe Ith chapter of Acts. All members of tbe class and friends are cordially Invited to p.. present. Prayer meetln? Tuesdfty and Wednesday eveiiines at 7:30. Following the Wedncsdav evenlug prayer ineeiinc ,,.. Vi..r u mtiui ii 7 will ?e eonrliicteii IIIT I ' 1 1 1 . ' V . .11' . ' ' II. - " " ------ - b the pastor, Mr. Kaley. Choir rehearsal Friday evening. Mrs. John Whltuier. directress. I.ydlck Ret. C. Sun lay actool If) a. Llo. superintendent. Preaching 7:13 p. L. Ilaney, pastor, m.. William Trum Cottage 11111 I'nlon Rev. C. I.. Haney pastur. Sunday school at 2 P- m. Auten Chuprl -Ker. l I.. Haney. p.otor. Sunday school at 10 a. iu., Mrs i John 11 Auten. superintendent Preaching 11 a mZlon's Eaug ellral Cor. E. Warne aad j St. Peter Ms. Rev. Martin Gk)ffenej, pastor. SWEDISH EVANGELICAL MISSION CHURCH. BRETHREN. ; a jperiatcudt-nt. Morxjinf service 10:30. 1 Christian Endeavcr 6:30 p. ta Fvenlng ltfrvi-.-e 7:50. ' I irt fhu'rh of Prethren Indiana av tn.1 !i!?n1 tJer T l tJeorire. r.itor i S-auday acliool it y.3U. Charles loUer, Gospel sermons at 10;3(J n;pcr:nte::.ient. J. :UV i v , . . . . . , Seeon. I riiarrb of tn Urethren Cusa- :,. - . ,, . , . , . . rl'k and .in buren sts. l.ec. j. ti. O ra - t r.n. -,t u-mi . A. "ecseinar,. kuuerlntendent. Mors- . ir.jr oMi -e 10.30. Kvenlncr fervlc 7:30. Christi ui workers meeting at 0:30 p. ra ; i John Ausiiu, president. Conference Me.rUl CO" S. St. .Tce$ü st. Kev. Li. '. liver, pastor. Sucday t. iifol mt b :G0 . iu. c E. Wilson, su-p-ri:.tendÄnt. . I 'i;e p.iMor ui.! preach at the ni. ruing

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:irf dkiu ; .if r.o . WsTer serrl Wednesday evenlnc: Mi' Ada Fisher. -k"t Chair rliMfMl after prayer ft nt. Th Ladle AM vxty i;i nit !1 day Tliuri1aT at th rhurcli. LUTHERAN. Holr Trlally Eng IUhSbermsn al Lladty at.. Utr. Albert II. Keck. fa tor. Sunday rtiool 4:15 a. m. F.. lot ts. iaperlntrndent. Mn' Hlble rla taucht by the pastor: utit r-f leon. (ildeoti s StrataRoiH -4 ri(.r " 'Mf urrln mlth PT- , ti,'i.tor nt lic. a. in.: ult. Thrlat'a iMflnltlon of tLe I art tin n. No evening services during July ami Auffust. The annual Sundav school picnic will be held at Island park. Elkhart, on Wednesday. July All members and friends of the congregation, and Sunday school nre unred t attend. The devotional meeting of the Luther lengue will be hold at the churh on Thursday at p. m ; peclal features have been arranged for. Choir rehearsal immediately after this service. St. rant's German Luthf rnn, Jefferson and William sts. Rev. IL Holle, pastor. German service at 10:30 a. m. Sunday school at 9:30. EnelUa service on tbe second aud fourth Sundays of tbe month ut 9:30. Morning sermon by Rfv. H. Nolle: subject. "Satisfaction." Services for the deaf and hearing Wednesday at S:l p. m.: Rev. Fhllg f Chicago will preach. Holy communion Sunday. Preparatory service at 10 ocbx k. English Sunday M'hool pupils meet nt 0:3it. Glorl Pel fweJlsh Chap:n and Kerr ta.. Rev. Gottfried Olson. Sunday school 9 a. m. Ril le class nt 9:13. Service nt 10:30 u. ni. and 7:30 p. m. The sermon will be prenehed on "Christian Charity." .Male chorus practice Monday evening Ht S o'clock. The Building society meets on Tuesday even ing at o'clock on the invitation of Ragiiiir Nelson. Ladies' Aid will meet Thursday afirrnoon at 2 o'clock; host esses. Mrs. Jehu Anderson and Mrs. Al fred CarUon. This meeting will be held la Howard park, and in cas of bad weather, the meeting will take place at "CD E. Washington av. EPISCOPAL. Pt. Jimi'- Lafayette st., north ol Washington ay. Parish house, 310 W. Colfax av. Right Iter. John Hazen White. V. I)., bishop of tbe diocese of northern Indiana, rector. Rev. 1. R. White, tlrar. Celebration .f holy eonimuuion at 7 :30 a. ni. Sunday school at 9:40 a. m Morning sermon by Rishop White; subject. "Preparedness." CATHOLIC. St. ratrlrU'a 307 P. Taylor at.. Rev. John F. KeGroote, C S. C., pastor. Low masses at 7:70, 9:00 a. ra. lllgb aiasi and ermou ut 10:39. Raptlsm at 2 p. m. Vesj.ers et 3:30 p. m. Sunday school at 3:00 p. ax. Meeting of churca societies at 4 p. m. St. Hedwig 's rollsh Cor. Scott and Napier ats. Rev. Anthony Zubowlcz, C. S. C, pastor. Low uass at 7::, 9 and 10 a. m. Sunday achool at 2:30 p. m. Benediction at 2:30 p. iu. St. Stanislaus' Tolish 113 N. Lincoln st. Rev. Roman Marclulak, pastor. Mass at 7:30, 9 und 10 a. m. St. Casluier'a 1'olUh J21 S. Webster t. Low- mass at 7:30 a. ni. High mass at 10 a. m. Vespers at 2 p. m. Pi. Adelbert'a PolUh Olive and Grace sts. Rev. John Kubackl. pastor. Daily mass at 3:13 p. ui. Holy hour Wednesday evenlug at 7:30. Sunday mass ö and 10 a. ni. St. Joseph .11111 at. and Lasalle ar., Patrick J. Carroil, C. S. C, pastor. Low maases at 7:30 und 9 a. in. High mass at 10- Benediction 3 p. m. St. Stephen's Hungarian Thomas and McPberson Ma. Rev. Alesnnder Varlaky, pastor. Mass at 8:00 and 10:15 a. m. Sunday achool at 2:00 p. xu. b'eoedictlou at 3:00 p. m. Paere4 Heart Belgian 11C6 W. TboVnas st. Rev. Charles V. Fischer, pastor. Mass at 7:00 and 9:30 a. in. Sunday sjbool at '2:30 D. m. Benediction at 3 p. m. is acred Heart -Not ro Käme. Low mass at o a. ni. Parisii mass at c:30 a. ui. Vespers at 2 p. ni. St. Maxy'e German 131 S. Taylor at., Rer. J. M. Kcherer, C. S. C. paitor. Mass at 7:30 and 10 a. m. Sunday achool at 2:30 p. m. Renedtctloa at 3 p. m. ASSOCIATED BIBLE STUDENTS. Progress club Lall, Melvlllo building. 212 S. Laf.ivttte ft. Sunday. 3 p. ru. Herean lessous. subject, "The Wisdom of the New Creation." led by C. E. John son. 3:43 p. m. subject. 'Avoidance uf Evil." led by C. R. Rhinehsrt. TEMPLE BETH-EL. JcwUh TeiupU Keth-El JLasalle ar. and Tvlor 8t No services until September. Watch newspapers for further announcements SCIENTIST. Main and Madison ats. Sunday services during the erection of tbe new church will be held at the Lnsille theater nt it n. -m. Testimonial meeting on every Wednesdar evening at S o'clock at Tem ple Betb-El. Sunday achool for children and youug people up to the age of 20, is from 9:45 to 10:30. Reading rooms maintained by this church on the .-cv enth floor of the J. M. S. building, are open every afternoon from 2 to 5 and en Saturday rrom o to . SALVATION ARMY. 119 E. Washington av. Sunday serr tees: - Morniug. uunty Jail. 9:30; noon, Sunday sebool. 2:30. Evenings, gospel ierviev 7:45. Capt. Nehemlah Urookes. officer ir charge Morning jail service at 10:l0 o'clock. Sundav school iu room, corner of Hill st. and Colfax av. nt 2:". p. m. Evening out-door service at 7:45 o'cTock. Capt. Ncbernlah Llmoks In charge. CHURCH OP GOD. Services are held in Melville hall. 212 8 Lafavette st. Sunday school at 10 a" m. Mrs. Emma Ralisback, lurcrlatendent. Preaching m rv Ice each firt Sunday at 11 a. m. nnd 7:30 p. ni tt.f I. 1'- Van Vaetor. Bere.tn meeting rn Wednesday evening: at. 411 K- South atBible study at ll:oo a. ui . led by Mr. M.iry Cordrny. Rercan meeting on Wed neday evening at 411 E. S. South st.. taught by Miss Lydia ..allsback. GOSPEL MISSION. There will be Stwlces held each evening at the Gospel Mission, 4" E. Lasnlle av. Good speakers ar. provided and the public Is cordially invited to ;Uend. MISSIONS. Mennonite Hope Miealon -107 S William it. Sunday school 2:30 n. m. Preaching at 3:3' p. n. Hurlng th week services every night except Wednesday night at 7:40. All welcome. Leader, Mary uueuiaker. Rescue Mission 36 E. LasaRc ar. Rev. A. ii. Schäfer, superintendent. Luther Lane, manager. Work furnished fre ! for unemployed Meeting every veniug ; at 7:43. City 115 E. Jefferson bird. Ray A. Bird, superintendent. Sunday aohool at 3 p. rn. Meetings every nicht at 7:30. street meeting corner Michigm st and .Teffersjn bhrd. at 7 o clock. Jood rousb and vpeaktug Lvenlng serVioe at j () with Laif huur tf cgs. SPIRITUALIST. ! Th Soutb Dend rregreslre Spiritual (society will bold services Sundav even- , lug st 7:::o p. m. in IC,1 Men s nail. ,-Vj ;s Michigan st. C D. Lockrige. lectur er. M.ijre ervif-e follow in the lecture. All are cordially invited. APOSTOLIC FAITH. 513 E. Jefferson hlvd. Regular meeting Sunday K:I5 aud 7:.V) oMock. Y. M. C . Y. M. C A. meeting 111 oe beld every ud.sy HfiorrniU. especially f r u en in A the au.atoüu a wf tLe bojrs' builJiug

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dad n ni u Caucus Will Be Held Tonight to Discuss Legislative Pro gram for Remainder of Session. WASHINGTON. July 13. Demo crats of the senate will caucus to morrow night to further consider the legislative program for the remainder of the session. Some demo cratic senators are making urgent appeals for consdderation of special measures not included in the im perative program drawn up by party leaders, and democratic and repub lican conferees have been unable finally to agree on what measures should be disposed of before ad journment. At a Joint conference with the democrats early this week, republican senators agreed to a program including the appropriation, reve nue, shipping, and corrupt practices bills. There was no agrement, however, on the child labor, workmen's compensation. and immigration measures, and their champions now are insisting that they should not be deferred until next session. Other democrats are pressing for action on the vocational education bill, the suffrage amendment and numerous other measures. Anxious for Home. Sen. Galiinger. the republican leader, told the senate Friday that how Boon an adjournment was reached was entirely within the. hands of the democrats and that the republicans would good naturedly cooperate In completing the program and would resort to no obstructive tactics. The republicans, he said, wanted to go home for the campaign as badly as did the democrats. Democratic leaders realize that final passage of the naval and army appropriation bills and the revenue and shipping measures alone will requrie four or five weeks at least, and that if any otner measures are to be taken up the idea of an adjournment by Sept. 1 must be abandoned. The house is expected to complete the entire legislative program suggested by Tres't Wilson by passage tomorrow of the Hücker corrupt practices bill. When Majority Leader Kitchin took a report on the situation to the white house today, the president said he had nothing further to suggest. Several of the administration measures passed by the house are certain not to be reached by the senate. Until the senate is ready to adjourn the house will mark time, holding perfunctory daily sessions to receive conference reports. BROWNSVILLE TO BE GIVEN MORE TROOPS BROWNSVILLE. Tex.. July 10. One additional division of state troops has been ordered into this district, bringing the total of American forces at this point to one full army corps of about 15,000 men, it was announced Friday. The additional troons. it was said, will include seven regiments of infantry, one regiment of field artillery, two squadrons of cavalry and one auxiliary troop from Iowa, North and South Dakota, Louisiana and Oklahoma. PARDON GRANTED TO ESCAPED PRISONER INDIANAPOLIS. Ind., July 13 A pardon for a man who escaped from the Indiana reformatory 15 years ago was issued Friday by Gov. Ralston. The man is Fred Connor, alias George Ray. He now is serving a sentence In the Ohio penitentiary for safe blowing. Friends have been trying to get a pardon for him from the governor of Indiana. The rardon here is said to have been desired to give him better chances for a parole in Ohio. COMING TO BORDER i:iciit Mexican Rajidits Reported Headed for Line. MEXICO CITY, July 14. Kisht Mexican bandits are headed for the American border in the neighborhood of Juarez, according to reports received here from Chihuahua. A detachment of Mexican troops is in pursuit of them. Constitutionalist and Zapatista forces have clashed near Santiago De Tlazala, state of Mexico. Reports received here say that the go eminent forces were victor. oua and that two Zapatista generals and 57 soldiers vere killed. riuzi to ianiKs. Kvery lady attending the opening of the Samuel Oood addition Sunday afternoon will receUe a ticket which entitles her to a chance on one of the beautiful and useful prizes, consising of jewel cases, silverware, pocket books, and art craft picture frames. One of the principal prizes Is an expensive silver mounted roat pan. These 25 prizes purchased from Frank C. Toepp. jeweler. Advt. special speaker 111 be secured for each Sunday and special music will t furnishe 1. SOUTH BEND & MISHAWAKA MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION. Meets every Monday at 10 a. rn. at tLt Y. M. C A. Itrslfleut anl iitti. luinlter alnas ebume l'resijfut. T. J. l'srsons: sice pithlnt. I.. M. Ltlarufc; secretary, W. U. 1'reihley.

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LnNDoN. July 1.. The British foreign office addressed a note to neutral government today explaining the reasons which prompted theabandonment of the declaration of London. The declaration was abrogated by an otder in council published on July S. and a similar decree was issued in Paris on the same day. The present Hritish note explains that the entente allies adopted the declaration of London at the beginning of the war because, in their anxiety to conform to international law, they believed the declaration provided a suitable digest of principles and a compendium of working rules. STORM STRIKES In Less Than 90 Minutes 2.30 Inches Water Falls in Fort Wayne. FORT WAYNE, Ind., July 15 A terrific downpour of rain accompanied by high winds and hail hit Fort Wayne shortly after 2 o'clock Friday afternoon and in less than half an hour 2.30 inches of water fell. Lightning resulted in seven fire alarms within a few minutes and at one time every available bit of fire apparatus in the 10 engine houses was in actual service. With the exception of the destruction o the Arter trucking barn with a loss of $2.000 the damage from fire was inconsequential. A large brick building with a flat roof surrounded by a brick coping collapsed when the weight of water in the reservoir thus formed broke the supporting beams. The building was used as a public garage and many valuable cars were damaged. Scores of downtown basements were Hooded and in many points the water was more than two feet dep over the streets, the sewers proving; inadequate to meet the unusual demand. HOY is killi:i. HARTFORD CITY, Ind., July 13. Jesse Needier, nine years old, son of Mrs. Ada Needier, living seven miles northwest of the city, was struck and killed instantly by lightning this afternoon during a sever electrical and wind storm. A hole was burned through his body. The boy was in a field after cattle when killed. The storm was one of the most severe which has struck this pari of the state this year. CONSCIENCE MONEY IS SENT AFTER 40 YEARS INDIANAPOLIS. July 13. The conscience of an unknown person in Montreal Canada, caused $40 to be sent to a local department store. According to a letter accompanying, signed "A. R. C." the money was due the firm which operated the store before the present management took It. The letter said to divide the money between the old managers or their heirs. They had not been in control of the store for more tnan 40 years. The directions were carried out. WANTS WORK REDUCED Signal Mnslncor Says Men Caiftiot Now be LlTicient. NEW YORK, July 15. Reduction of work on railroads so that it is brought within the individual capacity of employes is the business of efficiency experts, according to William H. ElliM, a signal engineer on the New York Central, who was a witness today at the hearing before a federal board of arbitration of wage demands of telegraphers and signal men on the New York Central and Nickel Plate lines. Elliot, who was called by the railroads, added that no efficiency system was effective if it lost sight of the human element, and that efficiency experts can, while serving the railroads, do justice to the individual em ploy es. BRITISH SHIP SUNK steamer sllerton Kciortci to Hate (lone Down. LONDON. July 15, 12:22 a. m A report to Lloyd's says the Rr:tish steamer Silverton has been sunk. Latest maritime records report the Silverton. a vessel of 2.6S2 ton,, as leaving the River Tyne. England, on June 11 for an unnamed dtstlnation. The Silverton was built in West Hartlepool in 1S31. pro in-: RF.iHmT. WASHINGTON", July 15. Special Agent Rodcers at Mexico City was Instructed by the Mate department Friday to investigate a complaint made by Mrs. Phoebe Hearst that her ranch in Mexico had been confiscated by the de facto government. OLlVKRS SECOND ADDITION on Indiana Avenue between Prairie Avenue and Olle street consisting' of SO 2 lots. Also 64 lots in Liddesdale Addition between Kemble and Prairie Avenues will be placed on sale July 2 2nd. Lots in the second addition uill be One Hundred Dollars and up. For further information rail at No l.'T S -.ith 1 -ifa tt a tret. K. C. RAFF. Üules Ai?!. Advt.

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LITTLE TALKS "This is the coolest place I have been in." a remark heard the other day. in our store. We were glad to hear it. Searching your mind for a way to kep cool. Why wouldn't it be a pood idea to phone a friend or two and plan a little trip down tnun. We believe you will enjoy a little jaunt through the many departments hen for its really cool and pleasant. And they dc serve the most delicious luncheens in the cosiest tea room, air cooled by electricity. You will fin 3 it a very pleasant mode of whiling away the hours. Then again you may become interested in the many new things that constantly arrive. Visitors from other cities who are sojourning at nearby resorts are welcome our rest room furnishes every comfort, also stationery, should you wish to write to friends. .Again should you wish anything, phone, as our expert shopper will take care of your wants promptly. The weather reports July lfi to 2(V, Sweltering Period, 21st to 26th, Hail Storms; 27th to 31st. Cool Wave.

Tcxlay and Monday or while they last, we are showin?; some gre'ai values in Towels. Turkish Bath Towels that are in constant need these hot days we oiler 250 dozen extra heavy double, warp Turkish Towels the best values wc have ever seen. 16x34, full size, hemmed ... 10c 19x38, full size, hemmed 12V2c 20x43, full size, hemmed. . .20c 20x40, extra heavy, hemmed, for " 22c 35c Turkish Towels, pure white, 22x46, price 25c. Only 10 dozen offered at this price. Cotton Huck Towels for resorts, camps and rooming house; Mill seconds, but perfectly good for service. 8c values at 5c, or 55c doz. 10c values at 8c, or 90c doz. 2yc values at 10c, or $1.10 doz. 18c values at I2l2ct or $1.35 doz.

Summary of Great Attack on Teuton's Second Line

After the briefest preliminary bombardment which has preceded any important action on the western front, the British armies on the Somme have again swept forward and have captured several important German second positions. On a front of four miles the British have advanced to a depth of a mile and have held all positions gained in spite of violent counter-attacks. The strategic importance of the British successes is marked by th straightening of their line in conformity with that of the French, who had hitherto advanced at a much greater speed than their allies. The brevity of the preliminary bombardment, coupled with the statements of preys correspondents at the front that the British losses wer comparatively small, lend support to unofficial statements that the German second line was much less strongly fortified than their tirst defenses. On the French portion of the Sr.mmc front no action of importance was recorded, but in the French official stitement for Friday, it was announced that tbe bombardment of German positions on the Belgian front had reached a L L CRUISE STARTS Militiamen of Ocean Will Train Until July 29 on Board U. S. Ships. WASHINGTON, July 15. The annual practice cruise of the naval militia of the United States will begin Saturday and continue until July 29. On the Atlantic oast nine reserve battleships carrying the militiamen and under command of Rear Admiral Helm, will leave their ports for Block Island sound, Rhode Island, where maneuvers under actual war conditions will be held. On the west coasts, the battleship Oregon and cruisers Marblehead and New Orleans will start for a rendezvous off Port Ariels. Washington, to begin a cruise to Sitka. Alaska. The vessel for the eastern organizations will sail from Boston. New York. Philadelphia and Norfolk and are to rendezoiu at Block islaaid Monday morning. They wiil Je manned 6'J per cent by mlliJfiCen

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Today is the end of the second week of our July Clearance Sale prior to the August Inventory. Our endeavor always to better the past year' values, is responsible for the reat success, which has greeted the tirst two weeks of this July Sale. Those who have not already benefited by these events should take advantage of the economies offered the last two weeks. Commencing Again Monday We Continue not only o tie ring: wonderful lots of round-up odds at clear-away prices, but also calling attention to Midsummer Merchandise for the tourist The lake resorters the traveler to the country or the stay at home Garments fitting to the weather conditions of July and August. These arrive almost daily everv interesting items that is in demand can be found here.

Special July Offering From the Pictorial Review Company From now until July the 31st only. We will take subscriptions for the Pictorial Review Magazine the authority journal of fashionable garments. This is the last time you will be offered this magazine for this price as Sl.oo a year rate will be discontinued after July 3 1st. Send your subscriptions to our pattern department Main floor.

point of the greatest intensity. This announcement receives additional significance as for more than a week the Belgians have reported a persistent and destructive omhardment directed against the German fortifications. Thes'e announcements were similar to these made by the Britisli preceding the opening f their r.at offensive, and may possibly indicate that another big forward movement by the entente allies may be attempted at the extreme western end of the battle line. Another point of significance in the day's official war reports is that the only actions reported on ihe Verdun front were assaults made by the French. These assaults v, ere noted in the German official statement which made no claims of any German offensive action. On the Russian front the preat I atlle of the i?tokhod is 5till raging with the issue still remaining in the balance. The most important neu."? from the Russian side is in regard to the operations in the Caucasus. The grand duke, Nicholas, reports continuous and substantial successf-s against tbe Turks and apparently N launching another great offensive in the region of L'rzerum and Baiburt. aimed at the very heart of the Turkish empire. ?r.d 4 0 per cent by enlisted ni'n of the navy and will be under command of regular naval officers. Careful study has been given to the arrangements by naval officials in order to instruct the militiamen tvr the first time under actual war conditions. Arrangements have been made for the orKanizations of the western and sc uthern states to return home within 15 days after the cruise begin.-. They will be disembarked on July 2 5. but the others will not be returned to their home ports until the :th. The total number r.f militiamen participating in th battleship cruise will be approximately 270 officers and 4.2C0 men. LO-TUS AUTO POLISH work wonders on your auto. 50c at Coonley's. Advt. Will .c and Ccr, IMC AX oe vee-j'O .MCM6AM sr. PATENT'S Ana Trade Marks Obtained in all Countries. Advice Free. GKO. J. OLThCIL Registere-d Patent Atty.. 711-712 Studebi.kr bid.. South

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