South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 204, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 22 July 1916 — Page 2

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METHODIST. Mrt N. !. r.nior. M!n nt . Henry L. I la.M iL-t-ftirsr Ö '; SunIn the a udit'jri i.n. C. r:uwsfcT. n ifj-ririt'-r.'!' nt Th re w l.l no r v i ' . M i 1 tiü ßrt Sunday in S-';fcii. i,-r. I' l'.iv. wld tpcak t ti..- ru - r 11 1 u -r s. : vi ; -tp.-jct. "ILe Kl-h Man iUi 1 Lnarus" II,.wrtti i-;gn- t p. ii : -ijt.i-t. -How Cr. u Our I.e.igne Make nur 'Domi Letter." by - r Ti ri INiin-n : n 1 Kn-"! ;eilur. Sfit .-uri.t.iv in-.riiln tlo- p'ilj i t d this hun : w ii: i - ' 1 ':;:! tie U. v M II. Appa by. di-trM -n; l.v , 1 - Infeioh-nt l'"ll. l n -T ! t i ror-ra ili for I l;i l.i. ijti'N-r t n, ii i' .i I ir.-' t i'i f L. 1. L.'tj.!. i. A. M. : M riii;.- Heinde in I tv Lwlng: I on'il Mint', llvrnn rf J'." t. I".. t ii : a:itl.m. iJi.ifl-oir.'" I-!?!.";." b st;,.v.ii: ; ofT. r-t-rv in I tv I'rvMliirer' ti4f iul- in I' by Handel. I'rnt-r intn ; s n-a Wedljes.JiV OVelil.' Jit 7 " '" k, ' ii i L" the pn t or. i..r. Mfmflrlttl-Co.fai ri r. I i.n port? arc. Ii"T. janx-s i.. uarüinT, ' . j.aator. SuijJjj- b"l at 'J a. n-. Guy A Kih. hi; r..-i in(v:.! nt At tl.c ni-.riiiii rvi.-f Ir J . r 1 1 1 . - r pr-ah . !i ti.- tl,ii)' "A M'.wnralii-T-'p liTp'-rin. . ' a n-i t!i-' li ilr i-iir. "lij tli Vf.T f I'. 1 1 ly C..4--ri'ltf-Ta yl r. an. I "Tarry with M-. My S.ivor." .y P.;iMwin Ti.r- uill fttuz Hrf. I'riiwr nvtin-' uill t eM N "-I iy i iiitii; CrM.V.r. .w. Ml L!?sn ani Ti:tt "t. Frani K. I oui:l-rt j. paM r. t.'I.is- in. tlnjr :13 Ir. i;-.r:c I'nv!-. l' ;.-l'-r. i4ntt.iy v.Lix'l Ip: & Iii . J A. r.yrrs. Silin rintcndcttt. V..rnMj itli M'1-iinMi nt 1i:l", i. in : t!iii, "fan In tftr Inii-'- 'f i J " '' .j Mr, ii A. I it :nr. I ! i a it h l.i.'U.jt ::','! p. in.; il-.i..-t. "H"a ''.hi imr I.-axu" M.iKf Mir 'ifv ut;r':"' i'-'l Imuran A. l:-iii-.-ul. v'..r!ii;i w Ith r.)n at 7 ".' . m ; tln-m-. " 1 .1 iz Ilr-J Task."' Two 1 l.y Mi !'ulir.er. I'ruyrr riHtltik' V-tn--lii y ;it T:1 n. in.; tlj-tii". "A Ih-'UiN-i V.rl!." Ia Lowell IlrlicM Minor iinl 1'i.in'is ta iuy H. lUT' k. p.iHtMr. S:.ml;iy ho l V Ii. II. M-.mt. mipirltitfii'' ul. Mrnns MfTitt 11 a. in. M rnlnjr sr rvl- s ;it II it. m ; t . Iak- This .t!!.' I n!! -f I iT- !.. -." Kpworth liu'ii" ''-" P " : William ;.-r. pr-.-.i'ltiif IAfiilni: si!i" at 7 :.'" o'clock; tlu ri,-. "I.ifi-"- St .ry." I" 1 inaj. juart't will i iir at !. noirniti rvlr. ami 1 1- l.nli-' i';irti-t at thf fvpnins a rvlr'. I'myt-r tii titi m I t : 'T.lMi'-.il i'i)ti'"iu. tioii f Kmiii.his." Irlaltr T'.Iaine awl V.n-ar .is, Kev. Melrin . Hunt, p.-ihtor. I'.ihl" ho 1 at Clifton I'hlllips. ii.rlritc-iilnt. Morning autj t: "Minx in;; HiMt. t.. i'tt-t t'orn." Tli ial iiiu-i'- at t h morning scrvl will f in 1 1 i 1 1 1 ly ttio .Ml-.-s 'unlf-r i:;uorth lei-'a- !- vntii'h.il rvh- at p m. This vl!I . --tctiil -ofT" tii'ht f'T "Hi- l'..ittitJrowii! N-h-i: 1 1 iHi A lir--.y iiiiiLT rvlct at 7:.'y: n !.)" f - "Thrf I p.- f r. lllin " A Hil-l ni.' tin;: f tin- ui'-nr-l t rut ! Isir! 1 in imliatH.v follow -Injr ti' rnoitiiti jt !. A pfacr an l prai- h'Mir ti-!.i v vcnii c at A': Mr. IMtülipi will h-iol lh- la--. Tli.I k of Isaiah will -til'liI. Lpvsortb Memorial XV. m aud Olne St. -Cor Lincoln way A. II unter Ki'iiaa. pastor. Cntil the first Min.la.v the evoninf i-rvi-o will Morning servi-e wiil '-cii. in Soptombor di-'i.ntinucd at in ::'.'. The l'pworth leiii'u' -orvi.e will be ti-1 1 at! p. in. as ii-iial Morning .-';bjo.t: "Ph.' Cndurin tjualitv of I.ove'" Tiefollowing hvniti will bo ii-'d : Nos .;" IsJ. L'l;. .",P. Mrs. Harrv N. Karnes will inc. "Those Are Thev That ("aii.e." from "The Holy City." by Caul niter I'arl M F. S. Sovonth st.. Kpv. A. XV. Smith, pastor. Sunday s.hool !:.") iMiblb worshif :-t lo;o . m and 7 :.';' p. m. Morning siiliiect: "Iho Heritage of I liscipb'shi p." Iievotioii.il iiieetinir of the Kpworth lea Kile at 7:o p m . l"l by Mis flijf.i Nel- ii. The Kpwortii league and the toi-n ace doj.ai tniont of ti(.' Sunday n liool are to a-ist in the publi. service ni 7 :-"i p. ni . w hii h to be ova ntrelit ie The errnon uill be brief Subject: " V Two-l'rize Contest." There i to be special tnuic mrnlnir and oveuinir Prayer and prale nuetiii t.u edinscav even-Ill-' at 7 :.".o ,r, lock Stull Memorlml Mh hiiMn in.1 VP forts t. Ker. Habt. pi(nr sundiy st-hol at 9:4 a. in , A. Kattorl.eitiri'.-h, superintendent. Morning thene: "Knibieais i.f thei Tlo'y Cliost." An iioiinccm.'.it will be made at the moninir hour whetheithere will l.e nicht r.re.n ?iin fhroiicli .Julv and A.uu-t Ppw.tt!i e,i-ue -it f:"o p. io. Gnmin Li f ri yet t' and Wayne sts.. Tt. Ii. S. Milb-r. p.astor. Sur.. lay school P :30 a. m . John Ko- h. superlntondont. PiearLin li:30 a. ni. and 7 :" p ni Kpworth league 7 p. in. Prayer meeting Weünosjay 7:15 p. ni. WftUTtn Sample at. ar.d Mirbtta sr., rer Walter t .Moni, pastor. Morning t-ervice l.:;.i y .venins s-rvi. e . : sun- , day sclooi 9;uK .i. ni.. Adam Molott su- . pt 'inftident. Prayer meeting Wodnes 1 day r truing, t :3d. Portage Impel Kev 'laude Younc T a-tor Sunday school ;it p ;1. m . M-s AVllliam Kier. s ipci inten "!t Morning worship at .lam o' 1... n preaching br tho p;i-tor; tfnls.e. "A Sn pretiie Test." Mt. I'lensunt Kev. t la'i u n J Mel ie tor. Sutplav school ,,t 11 s torn m. 'I pi r i n f . u . .-n t . Mornlt.g Worship it i. bv k. l:ahii'g by ti e i a-: ; ; ih n,e. A i Pfoj.le Wit :...ut a l-i.-i, S' h-'ol at 11 : a ;u : -- superintendent Monsnn hijel Kev Clin. p:i-t or. Sutolav s.-hooi at In a S u :i . I a v stoiii:!i. "i u ! i r Ii! . 1. M:iiik ii. Miperir.tcn b is K p w rt h !om jvi' nt i". :;o j.. to K.cr orship at 7 : '.' o". o, u. t r-.i hin: b I II C the pastor . t heme. ' 1 h i . I 1'.. Pravor s,.rv i. Irl.! i v evni: Mio " S CO o'( io W. led by the pastor FREE METHODIST. Free Met hodint Pf n a sy 1 v .1 n ! i nr. and Hush t. E. N. Eanik. a t r Sunday heel 'J Z) a. m. M'.ss Clara Stuart, s iperintendent Preaching M'rvicen at li:3J a m. and 7 : l" p ni Kl -T I'rk I 're Methdit Fourteenth and Ypio sts. I'.. S Jennings, rastor. Sunday s. -hod 10 n in, L. i Wolf,-, j perintendent. AFRICAN M. E. Zlon A. M F. Kev. S Samuel, pn-5-psr Pra-hli:g 1 a r.i. and 7 1 p. in. Olivet M. I.. eri.is uif held at tLo K. . f P. hall. 1'. N. Main f-t , Sunday J:i:e Is, 7: a pj. The . hi: ri'.itl.'l: of the o,i. A M . I! ( hurt 't will hcb.i their i-i.'..ir -eii e at Co- K of P 111. . ruf.'!-.' bet W f '';, will be !: U. r : . 1 1 . f ti;. l"s Main af lie'l ; 'on. atreet. Streets by the j r.c w i :, ir .-tor. .h. M.-nr La fa vet to in.. iiu.;.r :e No :.r W. Cain -ton,, (in,! hen:i p n; r an adPrank!:!! and e laid a! 3 :hn p f St Pet. r's 1, .1 Crai d M. !:. : 1 I he auspici s I. fV . M Seymour. Ind. vl.: lav t a-l-i;ver Co priii. ip tl addles, of VC'..- will m.i1; At C r.i !; I Mast-r i -in vv :.' .! -1. infan.s-HoShei Thousands testify in Tito Original HALTED "milJA UpWüds and sustains the body No Coofcmg or Milk required .. , t 1 e r . Used for 3 of a Century Fret SiDjlc EorUck, lUciac. WU,

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! r -.if t.V- ii til : .iibje. t. "Th. i i-ji-nf iti. inere uiii speciii inn! tr- i i-v the -rr,liik' Imir. S.d.. ,v Prof, i. I. :. nt :i i m. ! n il' in " l.v Ha rliiir. II, .- pa.!i- ! ; ti ;;t : v Invipd t a!! -f t !.' -.rvbc PRESBYTERIAN. . , . ...... , , s I lrt Cor. W aiMngtin nr. nr.rl Lafaj. l . uti)in:T. Mis liarlott.' M. l'artii'!.'''. afistint ii ininLstrr. Trinity . i:'v. )"! 1 '.I: ton lcnf. or. i'ol.'ai bt. im S. r.ijrnn. and SL Tter pastor. IUM r. j j- r i n - .1. irvlay i- j.-: a n I niot h r Ut ii ttiI'.it :. h, i.ool. Morning worship I 1"4" vifh r-rti!ori l.y tli .-. r on oJ la a I -1 h ii h I I'.'iti' 'h ri -t ii ii I ;nl-a v." r at ''''' in Kvfriiii.' M-rruc at 7'"ü. Sirin'n thMiif: "Tli" l'iar of (!. Wttnin.t?r Kor. 11 D. Hostotfr. pni-ir. Siimlay S( hool ü ;H0 n. m ; J. I), l.n rrn'um. Muprint(-nlnt. 1'nbllr v.orh:u 10 A7, a. in. anil 7 :r.) d. re. .M"riiiti' iiNj-t: "M'Hicn, Totnrt'fi"ji aii'l How to Mot Thoin." tli (nil r 1 1 1 1 1 in tin- mtIi'i on thU tlioino. Koniiii Miliji'i t ; "Tii.' Ilijrhi-st ami H'ü'nt It i. i ; . 1 - r 1 1 r Known to Man.-' Senior '. I, at .:.'.i: .nljf-t. "Ilnthi.i,:sin." I'r.iwr 1 1 : t in sr 'l!ioo.i ' y i von to ; at :;i; -nhjo't. "Salvation. llip f ha pel i.orr nml rayt"n at). GooiKi Villi.tm AliUon. H. I)., nilnl.er. I'.ihjo s'-liool : :.",!. t 'arl l'll?rj, stipennt'li'Iont. 'lasso's tor all attendant.

A.i.ilts uc tin- hitrrnatlon.il kRion; nllM'lioir rcli-ar-al on I riday ovoning. flaai from .hmi ir ilowu the gra'loil sya- , st. I'aul's ;rrmu.n Iuthrr.n. Joffiraon tom. jj-Tid William ats. I.'ov. H. Holle, pastor. Morniti- M.rs!iip yt in:.". Story--or- ! ('erDian ?rvice r.t 1I:"' a. ni. Sunday loon for tin- ohihlivn. "Vjit h Voiir , s.-IjoM a 'J Knslish sittP on the st p " Si-niton tio iiio. sii. ill Vi- I'ray ? " ; n.t.,,nr and fourth Sunl;ijs of the month A iinr-oi-v i prov'.lo.I for -mall hiMron ; tl( );?,iy 1 m 1 1 ii ir this hi-itr. Junior Kioloavor at j Morning snhjo. t. ocnmin anil llnslish. ".::;. topi. . -.1, -sua l.y tho Kivor i Hi ii; ; " Tin Chri-tian in His Karthly Calling." li-oipV," oiiioi lliohavor anil tho ' n ,.rvi,,. u th,. .vonin. Mnffll-h sorv-

oviTiini: ohnroli -i-rvlo a io nii'roil to . form tlo 'plf.i-.iiit hour'' whhh lioin at 7 o li.i k aii'l .inls promptly at .V MW I. ii. !!" Sn ..r. h iiih r: topic. "Knthusi.iMii: It- aliio. aii'l Cultivation." Tlio in ill w i-'-k mooting on Vi nosilay vrii in tr at 7:-o; toji-. "Iho npromaoy of I. ovo " Crumstr.nn luircli Ir. Tli:npaon, autorliitoii',.oiit. Sunday sclioc! 2 p. ra. rrciihing ijcrvlif 3 p. m. ICoiUhlU In Ion Sumption Tralrl? road, ine linrtcr mile west of Iiv at. Hlbl school nt 2:3' p. m., Owen WhltPtnan. uporintoiid'.-nt ; iuternatl onal lessons. IInng;urian Corner Wasli'i. '. tti av. aod Cht try t-t.. l!ov. ii Bertok. pastor. DAPTIST. 1 1 r .t Main and Wayn eta.. IleT. Charh s A. Oo. Ler. l'ieaohinß nt 10:00 a. iii. Cvi'iiin-z sor 7 :;;u. I'roaohin at 1i:l" a. m h Ilov. Kay lUnl. Vniiiu; iopU In i har,:' of ovenii;ir iiii-ot i ii ir. 7 to s .Yo k Koports of lii.;io ooinentioii. (iuinry (Juincy and Ill.iine nr.. Rpr T. .1. i'ursoii.s. rastor. Sumlay liool i a. in. .lohn V. Kendall, aupeiln ipudiit. Mcrtiin? worship 111 ::'. II. Y. I. I'. ':4.j. liven I n ir aorvKe 7 :".0. Morninx Miibjoct : "The (Jobion Kulo." Vouiiir people's tnoetiiiir at p. in.; fo.jc. "Kut h iisiiimo : It- Value: llovv to Cultivate It." led by Mi- Kuth Mitchell. l'eopl..'s o-prl service at 7:ö. Sermon topi.', .in tin f onst or au l nkiiown ig oiintry. Midweek servbe on day evoniiiit ;it the church. Wodne s- il Subject : j CI... M'..i-.l ,.f I... ir.. ..ti " Tin I .i.lli Aid will meet at the chun h Cridav i.Ttoinooi, :,t -::'.') for its re-iilar monthly ! meeting Mount 7'ton Inptlst 113 N. DirdsPll K?v. C. C. inter, O. I., pastor. Kvening service. 7 UJO. Prayer meeting Thursday p. in. Firnt i-vedlli- Cor. 6ta Service 10:30 a. Laurel and Napier m. and 7:30 p. m. CHRISTIAN. l irst Main st.. south of puhlic library, Kev. .lohn M. Alexander, pastor. Morulig lllble ndio'.i l:3. Prof. 11. O. Iuiel. a Ipei iutendeut. Linden Avenue rhurrh of ( lirUt Linden av. and Carlisle st. Ldward Castle, pastor. Pteacninj: 10:15 a. m. and 7:30 p. tu. Sundav school Ü :") a. ra. C. E. J at :43 p. ni. I'ruyer meeting Wednesday ja". 7:15 p. m. I Indiana Atenii Indiana and Wltwpr lavs. Kev. O. L. Cohee. pator. Bible s ii.oi . ::o a. in. Fie.i K. Wilson, superintendent. Morning worship with eominunion af 1o::'.ii: s.-rmon theme. "Tho Armor of Cod" livening services at 7:.".': theme. "The Problem of Evil." Midweek ll'.ier ineeiiiiL: Wednesday nicht at 7:00 at tho cbu i'h EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION 1 iri-t Laf.ivette and Monroe eta., W. II. Tieshlev. pastor. Sjnday school at I .'.0 a. iu.. Ceurge J. Long, auiieriuttndtor. Morning sui.je. t: 'The Wells Our I t lie! - Oiged." tto-pel servii es at j'1;lver m.-otluc I hur-dav at 7:40. led bv ,, .,, s. hwiUer. Sundav school board , , ,if .w.r rn,.,tin. ..t to s :.;t- si-rmou ov tue iia-ioi litmr Lincoln vnv W. and Erick av Kev. Oiniel I Speicher, minister. Sunday school at U :3U a. m.. Ceorge W . Ieine. tapei inti .ident. ' ruiug wcrshlp and siomi'ii 10:30 u. IU Com!. ii. cd sowi-e at iO;i;t a m Miss Kmm i Nimt. delegate to the Sunday school state con vein ion. will vrivo a eouu m ion ici-ert at this sorvb e V. P. A. Ul,.,.t j (l JT 7:im p. m ; Vera Oausnian. ! pies;,,.;i ; topi. . "Knt h usia-m. led ly I'.on.be I ridic Evening service at ( ::: III stjhjeit. "Kivis l'.illi ll " At Ulis v. ; l e a iettt r from the Mexican border, by a former pastor, will be read. MideeK service and tea. hers' meeting Wed no-. 1. 1 ,,t 7 :':o p in Mipali Main and Monroe sts Ker. I.:i.id A. Kuley. pastor. Sunday s bol a: a m. " Eniniet .Ietor. superii:t ndent Sermon at 10:35 a rn. I. iliek Ker ISunday school K a. in , blc. superintendent. Pce.ic hing 7 : !" p in. I.vtlii k - Sunday v hoo! Pre.). l!in- at 11 a in li e I lies. la v . at 7 : 15 p Hanoy. pastor. Williaui Trumat b ii a. m. Praver meettottaee Kill I nion Ker. C I. Hanev ns.lnr. Snn.lav nvliool nt ' n m . rottaice Hill- Sunday school at 2:iK p i:i Pit a- !ui:g at 3 .no p. in. Auten Impel Kev. C. L. Haney. pnstor. Sunday s -hool at 10 a. ni., Mrs John H Auton. snperinteadent. Preaching 11 a. m Auton Sunday to.d at in. mi n ni. Chi-s ::, t::,g at ll:ii a m. Pie.u-hiug at 7 : l m. Zlon' Kv angelical Cot. V.. Warne and St. Peter Ms. Ker. Martlu Gjffeney, paitor. SWEDISH EVANGELICAL MISSION CHURCH. Stvedtuli F angelical Cor. Scott and Orchard sts. Kev. O. K. Moberg. p.istor. snrnhiy s hool at '30 a. in.. Oscar Pergstedt. superintendent. Morning worship at 10:45 a m. . P. meeting at 4 p. iu. I. vci.ii g service at 7:30 p. m. BRHTHKEN. I irsi Ilreltiren rnurcli 121 i 5 Mi. hI Ig u t . Ke.. A. L. ln"ra.-s, raster. Sunnay s hod y .KI a. ui , iiai uey t irestone. ipermteii J.ut. M-rning yervlce 10:.'). Christian Endeavor o.CO p. ra. Fveulng servl-. e 7:30. First (bunli of Urethren Indiana ar. -n:.d Miami t. Kev T E. Ceorge. paster. su:.da school jt ICl'J.) Charles Voder, e..p' i '. nt oLdt ut. Compel seriuous -it K:jO 7 : C'pl serncr. a; P:".p aid 7:P by th j pastor lo i are lavite.i to Join in our i : . . . ; i. v. , . - ..i. I .. .. .. ,. I 1 J c 1 ;i i i ti f ' i .1 .- i iiuii il l,l ll ll l I, , .iilll.ill '-.'ifc..- lull lll. a i ! '-''inu iu1)" I 1 " 1 !"' ci,nn m at p.-,-ge..inun." EnI ce ' s me. I ..t -aire locil I'r.l o r lill:'' L, ..,,,r,h in ni-mn; t iT x' v ,u'"i.,r 1;,s"1 ; '

frreond Chureh of the ItrfUirm Cnshins und V.in Hurfii st. Ite-. .1 ir;ijler, panor. Sund-y oLool a t 'J CO a. in.. . A. Sensman. jrK? rlntnlnt. Morn- . inr e 10:30. Lvenlng service 7 :30. j Cnrlstlin norLrs' meeting at Ö;CO p. m ; John A.,.Uu. prudent. I Cnferenre Me.norUI .' S. M. .Topb Bt. nev. (;. K. Itrer. r.ator. Sund.ij booj at h:Z0 a. tu. C. E. W llaou, up rlr.ton(j'nt. I'lihll. wor-hip at 1h::vii anl 7:4." S;i-i"-t- f( pa-tor: "Tin Surety of ltol Wor.l." an.l "Tin ;aln of Salvation." , Tin- ClirMl.in llti'Ioivor 11! in t :t i.l.". hiiIiim I. "I'l.t l.a.l;i!.:ii. Its Villus " Th p.ifir will l-:ol flu I'Tiivcr .-rt'i'j Miri'-ony c i-iiin. ii.' i ; r l 1 1 1 1 1 i.n(lo.ivor .m o-ty will yivr a so iil tiro .not yiolij tin- .Inly iiini- ino'timr in t!n parlor, of ji, dmrili Tuc-'lay von-In-. LUTHERAN. Hair Trinltr ! nil i.inils-y at. Knlih Sbrrnin ar. Hcv. Altert H. Keck, Nilifiol 11:10 a. m.. K. paator. Suntlnr Motta. auperintoiirloiit Mön s H'.o.o i !a-i tauziit I. tho pa-tor: Milijwf of h'-soii. "'Ji. loon's Refusal to !'. K I ii ir " Chiof sorvin at lo:.'U a. in.. tho I'ov. H N. Thompson. j,rof-or f l itoiv aii'1 sriom-M at Woidtior Initit uto. Mnltiorr . Itnl.. will proaoii. Suhj- : '::ritl an IMm ation " .No oronin? sorvi'. Tin .lunior loiiuo vill moot nt I.iopor park on Tnosilay at ":.' p. in. In ch-o of nnfavoraPU vvoathor tho inoctlhtf will No hohl at tho cliurch. j,-,. Mt .:.'; a. in. l.nC'isu Minnay sonooi a !:.".! a m. No llorman Sunday sohool. Walthor loaiio monlhly inoftlnj; Tuesday at S;(S p. in GlorU Del SwedUli Chap:n and Kerr ts.. Kev. fottfrled Olson. Snudny school i a. in. Ilihlo class at i:lö. Servi.e at 10:::) a. in. and 7:) p. m. Mornint: sitvPl at 10:".(i: text. "I.uke 0:1-11; siilijo.t. "Life's ;reat Change." livening .ervli o at 7:''j: sermon on "Spiritual IiiilifTercnoe." Male chorus prathe Thursday evening t s o'clock. I.uther leacue uioetin,z on I'riday evening: commit tee, Mis Knnna Johnson. Miss Si'lma riorsoti and John Hojinl.ersEPISCOPAL. St. .lamea Lafayett st.. north of WashiiiKtou r.v. Parish house. 310 XV. Colfax nv. Klfrht lier. Jobn Hazen White. I. P.. bishop of 4he diocese of northern Indiana, rector. KeT. H. It. White, rlcar. CATHOLIC. St. ratrUU'a 307 S. Taylor at.. T'eT. John F. le(Jroofe. C S. C. pastor, how masses at :50, 9:04) a. m. High .nass and aormou at 10:3'). Baptism at 2 p. ni. Vespers P.t 3 :-ü p. ni. Sunday kchool at 3:00 p. tu. Meeting of ehuril aci'ieties 4 p. m. St. HeOw !' PHrl Cor. Scott and Napler als. Kev. Anthony ZubowP-z. C. S. I'., pastot. Low u:as. at 7:30. 9 and 10 m. bun Jay scnooi at :öu p. in. u?ne diction at -:30 p. m. St. Stanlslau' Polish (15 N. Lincoln t- Rev. Koman Marciulak. pastor at aud iy a mMass ' st (uhlndr'n I'olUli-SJl t. Low uiasa at 7 :C0 a. n;. Webster High muss at 1C a. ui. vespers at 2 p. in. St. Adelbert'a Polish Olive and Craoe its. Kev. Johu Kubackl. pastor. Daily mass at 3:13 p. ni. Holy hour Wednesday ereniug at 7:30. Suuday mass b and 10 a. m. (St. Joseph Hill at. and Laaalle a?., Tatriek J. Carroil. C S. C. pastor. Ixiw masses at 7:30 and U a. m. Uih rnasi ot 10. Eencdktlon 3 p. m. St. Stepben' Ilui.garUn Thomas and McPherson nts. Kfr. Alexander Variaky, pastor. Mans at t :00 and 10:15 a. m. Sunday school nt 2:00 p. m. lleuedlction at 3:00 p. m. Pacreü llfart Drlglan 1120 XV. Tho.naa t. Kev. Charlys V. I'lscher. paator. Mass nt 7 :00 and 0:30 a. in. Sunday nchool at 2:30 p. ni. IJen'-diotion nt 3 p. in. Sacred Heart Notre Dame. Low mas at l a. in- Parish mass at S :30 a. in. Vespers at 2 p. in. t. Mary German 131 S. Taylor at.. nr .1 M- Srherer. C. S. C. nastor. Mass j at 7 :30 and 10 a. m. Sunday school at 12.30 p. m. EenedUtioa at 3 p. m. ASSOCIATKD BIBLE STUDENTS. Trogress club h..:!. Melrllle building, 212 S. Lafayette M. Sunday. 3 p. in. Sumlar. 3:t p- m. subject. "Christ ir .lustltbatiou." 3: 45 p. ni. subject. "The Crace and the Spiritual Sentiments." TEMPLE BETH-EL. Jexih Tempi lJeth-tl twasalle ar. and Tayio: st. No services until September. Watch newspapers for further announcements. SCIENTIST. Main and Madison sts. Sunday srTlrra during the erection of the new church will be held at the Lasalle theater nt 11 a. m. Testimonial meeting on every Wednesday evening at S o'clock at Tem ple licth-El. Sunuay school for children and young people up to the age of JO. Is from 9:4." to 10:JO. Keadinu rooiua ui.iintaiued by this church on the t?eventh floor of the J. M. S. building, an t .pn every afternoon from 2 to 0 and uu Saturday irom o to 5. SALVATION ARMY. lin E. Washington nr. Sunday serrlees: Morning, county jail. 11:30; noun, Sunday selund. 2 :3J. Kvenlngs. gospel serTbes 7:45. Capt- Neheuilah Brookes, ofllctr In charge. CHURCH OP GOD. ServUes are held In Melville hall. 212 S Ljfavette st. Sunday school at 10 a." ni Mis. Kainia Kallsback, superintendent. Preaching servi e ;.t 11 :Cs a. m. br Elder U'ehonie of Los Angeles. Calif. ' Fereail llieeiliig on Wedues lay evening I ... .cl w- I'.l? ... , . . I "i iruvo, -i GOSPEL MISSION. 1 I'here will be se.vi.es held each evenIns at the Cospel Mission. 42S E. Lanalle ar. C od speakers are provided aud tLe public la cordially invited to attend. MISSIONS. Mennonile Hope Mission li)7 S William st. Sunday s- hod 2:30 p m Preaehlncr at' 3 :.". p. m. Ourlng th week servbrs every night except Wednesday nicht at 7:40. All welcome. Leader, Miry .Nuneaiaker. Kecne Mission 136 E. Lasalle ar. Rer. A. C Schäfer, superintendent. Luther Lane, manager. Work furnished free fur unemployed. Meeting tvery evening at 7:43. City 115 E. Jefferson blvd. Ray A. Bird, superintendent. Sunday school at 3 p. in. Meetings every nicht at 7:30. Street meeting corner Mi- higau st. and Jefferson blvd. ,t 7 o clock. Oood UiUl and speaklsff. Evening service at 7:30 with half hour of cgs Sunday --nod at 3 n'cloc with i l.intf.i f.-r all .Cospel wagon 'uakes its first ' trip to Howard park this yea- nt 4:1" and every Sunday afternoon at the same hour, the weather permitting Street j meeting a corner Mb-Llgau and .lefTe--i son streets at 7 oMock Evening servife at : .o vv mi oi. i -ias;;ioi.el songs Supt Kav A. I'lrd uli! speak rn "Noah" SPIRITUALIST. Tl.o Sonth Enid Progressive Spiritual I society will hold service Sunday even- . i . t , :..u p. ui. In Hod Men's nail. ::o5 Michigan tt. C p. Eoekridge. lectur er Mess.,jre service follow li'i; the kctuie. All are c:rdlaEy luvitod. APOSTOLIC FAITH. 515 i; .KT vn blvd. I'ecu'.ar mt.. il:; .vjiilay 111. 10 aai 7J u'tlo-;k

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BILL TO HOUSE Three Year Building Program With Additional Expense of 845,857,588, is Approved. WASHrXC.TC'X. July 22. The naal appropriation bill, rvith a three-year program including the iinrnetliate construction of four di eaclnaught-. four great battle cruisers and ."is; other craft, passed the j-enate late I'riday by a vote of CO to s. It ariies $31 5,826,8 1 .1. or $l3.S57,5ss more than the measure as passed by the house. Many proposal's to curtail the enormous building increases written into the measure by the senate naval committee were defeated overwhelmingly anil as soon as tinal passage was announced the senate voted to insist or Its amendments and send the bill at once to conference. The house is expected to insist upon its building program, and a long struggle is in prospect before agreement is reached. Two democrats. Sens. Thomas and Vardainan, and six republicans, Sens. Clapp, Curtis, (Ironna, ,aFollette, Norris and Works, voted against the bill, which has had the support of leader. of both parties during the week of debate that preceded passage. Vote is Delay til. A seven-hour speech by Sen. LaFollette against the measure and a clash between Sens. J.eed and Oliver over the proposal to print as a public document the Hethlehem Steel Co.'s arguments against a governI incut armor plant delayed the Iinal vote. 1 he Hethlehem s arguments were ordered printed by unanimous consent during; SJen. Heed's absence from the senate chamber. On his return he vainly sought reconsideration, charging that Sen. Oliver, as an owner of steel stock, had voted money into his own pocket by supporting the proposal. Sens. Tillman. Suanson and lodge were ap;-Muted conferees on the bill. The house conferees will be chosen Tuesday and daily sessions probably will le held thereafter by the conference committee. Construction of 157 vessels, including 16 capitol fighting ships within three years at nn estimated cost of $5SS,l0,37t, is contemplated in the senate program, the largest ever proposed in congress. Of the total appropriations in the bill, $110,726.160 is for the first year's buildin? expenditures. As it passed the house the measure made no provision for a continuing buildinf program and authorized only 72 snips, including live battle cruisers a id no dreadnaughts. Some Appropriations Miscellaneous appropriations carried in the bill include: $11.000,000 for government armor plate plant; $ 1 i. 4 S5.500 to prov ide ammunition for ships to he built in the next three years; $3,300.000 tor batteries for merchant auxiliaries ($1.650.000 available at or.ee): $3.500,000 for aviation; $1 500.UUO for naval experimental and research laboratory; $1.411,000 for government projectile plant; $1.270.000 for arming and equipping the naval militia; $10.335,15 for maintenance and enlargement of public stations, navy yards and docks; $50,22,912 for pay of the navy. other important featuies of the measure would provide for: Increasing the enlisted personnel of the navy from 0 4,000 to 71,500 and of the marine corp. from 9.000 lo 14.500. Authorizing the president in time of national emergency to increase the enlisted strength of the navy to 87.000 and the marine corps to 17,4 00 men. Enlargement of navy yards with equipment for construction of capital ships and extension of government dry docks for accommodation of the largest battleships. Reorganization of the naval militia on a similar basis with the reorganized national guard. Twenty per cent bonus to contrac tors for construction of war craft within contract time limits, and increase of aviation stations and addition to facilities for work of this service. IIVNTIX; tiioibij:. According to Mike Hogan. Casey and O'Brien were having an argument to the extent that each had forgotten what it was about originally and they were wholly oblivious of the gathering crowd unt; an urbane and genteel person in a frock coat put in. "Come. come, my man." lie said, gently plucking Casey on the sleeve. "You don't want to light: I can tell it by your looks. Your face it too benign " "Two be nine! Two be nine, is ut. ye scut V" bellowed Casey. "Me face is two h nine is ut ?' And there was where the real trouble began. V. C. A. Y. il. C. A. noeetinjs will be held Terj Sunday nftrnooc. especial, fir men. io the auditorium cf the bojs' building.' . special speaker a 111 be secured for eace Sunday aud special music will t furnished. SOUTH BEND & MISHAYVAKA MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION. Meet every Monday at 10 a. ni. at the V. M. C. A. Pfsident and Timiins- min Inters alvtav ekurnf. Presiden t. T. J Parton; vi. p.csidort. L. M Liwaidi,, ecret&iy. W. II. i lesblej.

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n i Knox Man Victim of Confidence Men, Who Are Captured by Kuespert. Frank Williams is a citi::en of Knox. Ind.. and, although he loves his little town with a filial affection. sometimes the lure of the lri?ht Mhts overshino; his municipal patriotism, and Frank hies to South Bend for a "reg'lar time." His preparations consist in drawing a few dollars from the local banking institution and getting' his diamond ring from its hiding place in the teapot upon the top shelf in the pantry. Then Frank is ready. He arrived in South Fend Thursday and became acquainted with two affable gentlemen, xvho seemed to be well versed in the mysteries of big city life. They promised Frank that they would gladly introduce him to the gavety and frivolity of the town, and suggested, as a little starter, that they all go over to the Avenue hotel and have a little drink while they drew up the plans and specifications for a large and purple evening. Ik'came Acquainted. F.y this time they were pretty well acquainted with each other. Then they had a drink. They became better acquainted. Another drink was served. They became like unto brothers. One of the men especially, who had only one arm and a hook where the other member should have been, impressed Frank with his stories ami anecdotes. Frank was happy. l?ye and bye the visitor from Knox became sleepy and, under the soothing influence of his newiy-made friends' voices, slumbered as a little child. He awoke a was surprised diamond ring few hours later to find that his was gone. His and $65 $70 not the in perfectly good money could be found. Frank remembered his friends uenial companions whom he had r met. Suspicion, dark and hrtteful, entered Iiis aching heart. He grew angry. We waxed virulent. He waxed wrathful. He vailed the police. Thiees Ca pi am i. And. because Frank was a visitor. Chief Kuespert promised him that before nightfall the men who had so wronged the gentleman from Knox would be caught and placed behind the cold steel bars of the east cell in the station house. The chief's promise was fulfilled. At 3 o'clock last night Wilbur Topping, known as "llookie." because in lieu of one arm he has a hook, was arrested by Kuespert on X. Michigan st. At 6 o'clock last night Detectives bane and IMver brought Eouis Brown from his home over the Hudweiser saloon to the station. Topping and Hrown appeared in city court Saturday morning and the cases were continued Wednesday. The bond of each cone was fixed at $100. NEWS OF INTEREST TO POLISH CITIZENS SOCIAL i:KMS. A meeting of the representatives oi' the sixth district Falcons will be held Monday evening at S o'clock at Koscuiszko hall. The Sit. Hedwige society will hold its meeting Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the St. Hedwige school. The Young Women's Wreath of Mary society of the Polish Women's Alliance of America will hold its meeting Sunday afternoon at the St. Hedwige school building. The military band of Falcons. Z. H. No. 1. will hold their rehearsal Monday evening at Z. R. hall. The Name of Jesus society will hold its meeting Sunday afternoon at the St. Hedwige school building. A hie; picnic will be held Sunday at the Wituski's grove three miles west of the city. The St. Hedwige choir will hold their sincing pva-tke Tuesday evening at s o'clock at .t. Hedwigs school building. The exercises oC fenior gymnastic class of Z. B. Falcons will be held Tuesday evening at Z. II. hall. The singing rehearsal of the mixed choir of K. Pulaski and Emilia Plater Falcons will he held Tuesday evening at & : -J 0 o'clock at Warsaw hall. Mrs. Ignatius Culkov-;ski and daughters. Iiose and Josephine, rett.rned Saturday to their home in Iluffalo following several days' visit with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kajzer, 151 W. Fisher st. Micheal Hazinski, jr., 50 S. Chapin st., returned from an auto trip to Niles. Thomas F. Jarzembski of Detroit i : spending a few days with friends. Paul Kaminski. Harris st., ha? gone to spend a week with friends at Cleveland. Anthony Grzegulski of Indianapolis here on business. Martin Hronczewski. Phillippi st., is very ill. Joseph Fapczynski. W. Durham st.. will spend Sunday at Hudson lake. Mi.-s Helen Mrozik arrived here from Toledo for a few days" visit with relatives and friends. She is the guest of Mrs. Josephine Paprowieckt. S'.ott st. Joseph Walewski of Detroit, who has been hre for a few days visiting with friends, has gone to Chicago where he will conclude his two weeks' vacation. Stephen Klendik, W. Sample st., has returned from a week's visit :th relative at Chi'-a-t. William Fmghtoa of Lraroite is

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Mr. Tom Garland, formerly head ot' our Rj.tjv in Wear Department, devotes his entire time to ettin New Garments to us as fast as they appear in the New York Market. The past 6 weeks you have noticed a wonderful change in the way we have been showing New Styles, livery day Mr. Garland visits the rest makers of Dresses, Suits, Coats, Waists and Skirts every week, and each morning we receive or A packages of entirely New Garments. For Monday he has sent us New Tailor Made Suits, New Mohair Skirts, New Silk Skirts. Telephone and visit us often.

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Captor of Jeff Davis Released By Goo. Ralston LA PORTE. Ind.. July 2 2. William F. Dreistnan. Marion. Ind.. one of the captors of Jefferson Davis, walked through the open gates of the Indiana state prison I'riday afternoon, a free man. A pardon from the governor r-rranted in the good behavior of the prisoner cut short the life sentence which he was serving. After the war in which ho served in the fourth Michigan cavalry Dreisman went to Boston, Mass., and engaged attorneys to prosecute his claim for a share in the reward lor the capture of Jefferson Davis. When the award was finally made he had enlisted as a, marine on a Fnited tStates vessel. He did not return to Boston immediately and his estate was settled as that of an absentee, tue reward money being paid to the state of Massachusetts. Several years later Dreisman returned and took up the neglected claim from hich he obtained nearly $1.000. This was, in ls'.C'. Some time later he was tried and convicted of the murder of his ha track cptain and sent to Michigan City to serve for life. underwent a serious operation at f: Joseph hospital is improving. Waller Krzewski, W. I i isinn st., has gone to spend a week with relatives at Chicago. Martin Holowczyk leturned to ins home in Gary after a week's visit with friends here. TOO LATi; fOll C LsslH(.VTK. NVA N'T KM -Young man roo-ner in a private family. iH K. Sample st. PA HIS ST.. 2.".i; -FIIU dl'.NT Two lal." furnished light housekeeping rooms, p.eii

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Iced Chocolates 50c pound. QTY10TS Great Sale of Taffeta Silk Ccab $10.00 $12.00 $15.00 r ON WAY TO AUSTRALIA Brigade of Boxer- "Mop r CmDay at Chicago. CHICAGO. July 2 2. - 'hii a to. flay entertained a i lii.nlo ..l tablets from Neu Ca.-tle. I'.i. Tin y w i piloted l.y Jimmio Dime. at:.i .-. to .i their way to Australia, when tl,v are to !i-b.t f.r Snowy I-.. 'ker. Tl are Tom McMahon. ;ont ji .i .) .!. Chip. Babe picato and Cat-; llr.iüniüa n. ii. m r. "I .', .isn't aluavs like Mi;- !,i, ." sihl the ;t t.i re r :it the ImiI, i....r. "Th y 'Acs a til:'! v !u n i had c i -t hing m T.oy .i ti b'i ." "You poor mau! How iid "'i come to this?' "I'll t t il Vim. 1 1.1 . M Mite i. sei to keep me on the go ill tie t : i c line WCfk it VVntlbi bo New p. -It .I'd the next ll would ;,e P.ilm I'c.,. I, ..r the Adiror.dacks or !.- Eaiope. .:. - cordin' t where th '; ty dl,-happeni-d to be pnin'. We spent oil our money that w a v . .itil when ; was all cone I wn m km- I t travelin' thfit I just tint u t. -illy eoubln t stop, so I toek to tramp::!'." N. V. World. phi car mf sii;iki:. Internat I"ii i! News S.r : e ; VdNKHKS. N. V. .7 1 1 . ! - hundred motormcn ai d ( n;.;:. ti-i Oil tile VonU -IS .street e.ils v . i.t !' Mrike t"da. lun; up tt.ifb. ;u .l seriously inteiferijig v. it!i ouimu i employed in N-w Vor!. . if s'H5ti:(.y. "Wh.it was all the ., r , , i : t -- tvveeii vu and J udc I "n '. r toi d.i y V" "Oil, W o w efe il !m ', - i. j 1 !,. up t , s i .I" ou r 1 I spe. t i e i .i i "That's a foolish tl.:t to d... 1 , can r.e- er eOii im e a ) 1 1 1 t ha ' ; " , : ear is hotter than liic." "I know t ii;-. : . : a 1 1 i ; .:? - in. id that be com ii.it ted h.n,-e'f j., til s ,, I i Me Ii t t li t ll ' 'If 111' make over 1 ' nub- an !; .i. 'I"b next tliijo I'm l.fria .t ;. p h : r e him for .-po.-ding I'll r hd h.:: that."-- N. Y. Wnil.l. 1 ff ö -ni 't---' -vv . ' i. . .. ', . . ' : - ':. , - ' f- t ,. ' ' .. A i a 'S - v v V . , ' !"r-v. ! I i : 4 ' '.' : i9 K" i t. - v - V . - Sf 4 f v H iv 1 ?- -'-rd f . r r, !- d.r 1 'f 1 1 ' ; " v.' t:.e o.-t ' - I f i ' e