South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 211, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 29 July 1916 — Page 2

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METHODIST. rir N. Main it., It. Hnry L. I'a?lj, pnstor. CU n.e'lr. 9 00; Sunds cliool 9: In the auditorium. J. C. ftovts'r. R i"r!rit !i'5"tit. I'liMI'- ,:.). at !':' i 'I I Kev M II .M'l';,,,- dlstrh-t superi.it'Ti'leit. will pre... h at the wxv, lug s-rv-I e l!j'rth i-.i'M- f :rv p 1:1 : um-Jf-'t. "I It l'.ii-'.rr f.. a Fr Ign V.!mteer Tom a H!i;e '.-Mti'l-r.t '' " I'V Kev. It. II. 1 1- ji 1 1 . I'oit'- Iüi4 i- ! muiirI progrmu f r the l.iy. under the ir- tion .? F. V. !.; i. K. A M. : ?I'ruJni: j'Tt l'i'I'- I i I by Wesley : p r - hrr.n. "St Aiisi-lm" ... by a tit I . 1 1 1 . - I !, A i tr-1 'i " by tT-rtry in A I y ;...hr: in It T'V I'itrin r. I 'my er I ' n r ii ! ' y ; Wallrv -o tlii meting iVlor k led I t the i.;it r ii n-t Sundnv morning Ir. Invis will U.y thpulpit M. I'a til's Memorial F If! nr.il forte Iter. Jam- t.. tiardiner, I pmtor. Sunday !:..! :t 1 :J0 a. Ouy A. Fish, superintendentFollow trig the Smjii biy s di'ed t will mirnli!g worship at lo:l.": nioii by the Kev. A. Until", A. t,jfrr if Stull Vleinni hi 1 hurih. Fa- . l tu.. r. . thU ritv; thi-in-. - NfiT-: f Mn." fT r try. "NiMlnrn." 'hotln: iuart-t- "FiuhFs .UhmIc." West: "O. S.ivi'.r ,f the W.nl'I. ;. Purine (ai -rvb-e tin- nurfr will be open f..r the U" of voting I I -dren. There will be n ewniug st !. 'I h praver srbe W'ednexibi y venlnt; :it 7 -'-0 w ill be I" '.v S.i in .Momiiium Cr Cor. MMiljran Tutt Frsnk K. Ponghrtr. pastor. 'I.t,i inft.'n 8:4,'. Mr.. Cp)rg lals. l-.iif-r. Snnl:iy '!f'l -.:.') u. iu ? Jotm A. l'yTB. .III trlntendent. Worship with rin 'in ;it 10 :4.. i . in ni--tinc Trancia Kworth Ifiiiriif at ::: i. m. mlth xerinon nt 7 :.".V i'r; r V'.in-i'1.iy iiltf!t nt 7 ;r,o. Lowrll Ilelrtit Miner and U ;ujr II. IWai-U, pastir. Sunday Lool 8-43. K. II. Murin, uperlntentlent. MornInj rvlo 11 a. m. Mornlnjr vrifiip at 11 " n. m. -with PTinini u tL t ?i ri i --: " '.i 1 i mlty in An Ansrel In IHui.c ' i;pvirt!i I-:ii:u t j:.''.o. William ;rr. j ri-il t . Kvi-nin .n-lrrs at 7 ::.'. IHstrlft Supt. li v. M. Ii. Appleby will pr'd-li and rondm t tl.f I ha rtrly lonninion sTvi-' . TIk- in.il iiiartct will "Ini fur tb iinrnlnir vrvi and thf l idicH' fjn irtt-f lll furnish tli Kill!' ut the evei'lnir wnrsiilp. .Mldiv'k ifrviffs WViliipxday -vfiiin at 7 :?.: thnn', "IliLll'-a l liitriMhi ti.n to Uoniiinj." Irlaltr Ttlalne and Vassar a vs.. He. Melvia C. Hunt, paster- ISi tl s'hool at 9:C0. Clifton rhllllps, Bupt-rititpudent. Th pn"trr sill j:lr u hart tnlk to tl (nlor and junior departments lit lir -arly part 'f t li sps-lmi. M'Tiiln' wuruhlp t 10:15: srnion. 'Th Vnlii f tb i'hurrh." Min- MhImm .Martin ad tho i;pworth b-acuc stv1- at Kni!ir nervi- Ht 7:."J: niTiimn. "Stipoalntr " A mal -1 r u ä ill furni-li idubI'- nt both -rvl .. KcKul.ir in- tln f the Sunday srhmd board Tuesday rninir fit tbe liuri h. Tb liuirli pra.vfr liur. HdnesdH.v -eiiinir at 7:1.". r rent iffins fmrn tbe b-adinc inlsbu fl'dd- will be r'portd by dlfT-rriit rp-rentaMv-! Tl.- b.mk sttnly of the Hilde will be dlo ntiniid fur a f-.v weeks, and tlit tlnu will be -j -nt "With Jesun n the Mount " Mat. .":l' will be tudled. In tliU tidvi' of .1 .tn s luiprn. ti ab; V Epvfuirii Ieroorll Cor. I.inroln way W.. nnd Olhe St. A. Hunter Kenna, pastor. I'ntll the firnt Sunday in September the evening n rvb c will b di oiitiniH-d. Mornlnc servb w ill behi at 1D:.'1U. The 1-' rw-ri a league servb-- will be bold at ti:.' p. rn. a usual. River TarU M. F. S Svrtith St.. T.ev. A. Vi. Smith, pastor. Sunday school ::"0. ln blU nurliii at l:4i a. m and 7 :.; p. m. I'iibjii- worship at belli a m. : Mibjei-t. 'A i'oinperisatb'n for Si:fT rint: " Iovolional rueollne nf th' l.'pworth eaj;u at 7k j. ni. : b-.ider. Stuart r nrod. l'un-lb-ervi.-e at 7 :."! p. ni. instead of the r'jrular 'rnion ther will be a brief son:: rinon : 'ihfino, "A Happy Christian Life." The Kpworth :u'iip and the teen nue depart iiHMir of th Sundav hool ate t ajfl-t the rninisNr In the s.rvie. Meet!; rf the olTb'ial !: rd ti Mmiiliy nlcbt. Prayer and praUe meeting on Wednesday evenlni; at 7:o ". lo k. tuII Memorial- Michigan -'nd Vltorlf ta. Kev. It'ihb. pastor. Sunday s.-hool t 9:4. a. m., A. Kattcrteiurkh, superintendent. At tn4 morrlnr h.-ur Urook f the Salvation Army will preaeh. Th Kpworth Inrnjiif will im-'t at 7.tw p in : Mls Windbih r will b ad. No prea h1ns at the evenlntr hour. German T.a fa yette and Wnvne at.. Ker. H. S. Miller, paator. Sunday s.-hool ft :30 n. m . John Kix h. superinfen.lent. PreacLlnc 10:30 a. ni. and 7:P.i) p. ni. Kp. worth learu 7 p. rn. I'rayer meeting V.'ednesday 7:43 p. m. Wenleyan Sam pie at. and Marietta av.. Bev. Walter C. Morris, pr.Htor. Morning ervlc 10:30. Evening ?ervb e 7 :30. Sunday school 0:30 a. m . Adam Molott. surerinfndent. Prayer meeting WedaeaOay evening. 7:30. Portagf Chapel Kev. Claude Voting. pastor. Sunday h-Iio-vI at In a m. Mri WUliatn Kl.er. ii!erinfendent. Morning wor!.l. at 11 .( o !o. k. reaching bv tne pastor: theme. I.if.-'s ndex." lt. lleant Ilrv. 'lande Yo'.:n:r. pasr Sunday n ho .it 11 .:. m . Merle enin.. nuperlr.!-nilent Morning worship at ' I' o'i 1 ,k. me. "Th T reaoiitnc lv the p:it.-r; 1 1" r lr i- l.lir. lonon t'Jinpel Rev p.iff.r. Sunday s.hod at 'laude Young. 10 .i. rn.. ( P.. Mil liken, super! ntem lent Fpworth league at ..".o p m wornhlp At 7 :"ji oVo k. pr :n liven in .lug by ' iVi.-ar Pi a ei the pator; theme. "Kerder I nt the Thing Thai Aie Caesar"." servbe Friday evening nt I ml o", 1 oy th pastor; nub!-. t. "Tliln; le. 1 We Hear." Sunday s-hooi pi, at Lake park. Hudson lake, leave vii South SIot. linwill be h.-!-I Aug "J. 'a rs nt ':.". a in. FREB METHODIST. Free- MrthodUt Penn.?ylvr:l.i nr. and Rusa t. II. N. Fanlk. pastor. Sunday -'hool 9:30 a. m. Mis Clara Stuart, fi-pe-liiteni'erit. Preai Llng sorvl. ea at 10:30 a m. an 7:1.' p m River I'ark Irr Mrttmdlut Fourteenth and Vine sts. V. s. Jennings, pastor. Sunday s.-ho io a. in . L. f. NVolfv4, auperlntenilent. AFRICAN M. E. Ziea A. M. E. Rev. S Samuels, pastor. iT'aoblng 10:4:. a. m. a n.i i":lO p. tu. (Mitet M K- S.rvi.ex me held at the K. f P. La!l. N Main tt . Sundav It Ä O irri..; l.v tie t,ir.-r I'll .n 't. Sun. lay seij.M.i at l';:;u j;t.-. l".vart. M'eriPtend.'üt Pr a, hing p. n: b Ib-v. .. ' i i. Hi-. Hi. l aui.' by cvu!i:c vh-'ir. PRESBYTERIAN. Ilrt Cor. Washington sr. and Ifdv. ette St. rT. Charles. A. I.lppin oti. i'. t . mlulster. Mis CharV tt. M. Partridge. aitlit'Qt u iu!n;ter. Trinity Cor. olfat av. and St. Pete: t . Iter John S Harns, pnstor. l'.ii.h a. boo! t,;r; Cirl-s Wagn-.r. auperintendent. Morning worship :?r 1-vr wi:h nr.on bT the pat or on (".,. ni. In C'Brist " Fventng ervi will be uv.ion lfh tv4 Christim rn.i.'.m.r ri,' at 7 .'VJ Tl.f topio f r !;. i: i. t; is : -Care-Vsas ti Throiglitf u'r. II. ( L' l-7. The Hev. Wi:iia:il ...rib-u of the l intel Prest.ytf rl.in hurt a and f: .ra P. n:ijlv mla will help In the .-riv Sai.li Ptover meeting We dr.es. '.ay co!)' nt 7 :3a Mort.lng tertlre h-n r... ; V :i'.i ervb-es during t!." rn- iitii .-i .i:.-t:,t. I-adirs" Ail i- lf(v p.!.-t.i. T .! la v of this week at Mr C " rri.h k home. rj;'J yueeti si . at '. .' lo-k. Wetmlostrr - Hev. H. D. Ho.ttter. rssior. Sunday --ho l n:3) n m ; J. I. P. u m o n a . auprlnteai:iit. I'ubile v. rablp 10:4'i a. m. and 7 :." o. n. The tbc.ne of tie m Tiling er;.e ;. w til b '"S.ttan's bl.l f. r ti.ii Christianity" tv.-iiinr --r:u.n ill IX 00 iif Ivi!'je-t, "C'irht rrtvinlli-

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at to ' c " I'ravf-r ma ting will b held Veded I V evening :.t 7 'U the I'lbje. t of "Ftp ouraging n Another " M--t!iig .f the trust-- and den.otm will t-e held ;n Tuesday evenlrg at 7 :3it. llop hapel ier and Iayt n ata George AVllllara Ahltön. H. I.. minister. Tilble a?boo i ::;. Carl I'llery, stiper.netnient. Cl.assa for all attendants. Adults use the International lesson; all flashes from Junior down the graded system. Morning publb- worship at l':l". Storv-x-nin.il for the hildr-i: i-alle.l ;r..iu. Piiff-P.all. Whbh?" Theme for the M i ijioti, "The Portarit of th Christ." Ti Me will be i; feature of unuual infer-st in thl -rvb. .a nursery 1- provi'bd during this hour far small hildien Junior Fndear-or t '' ''": tpI -. "An nb. Hut a V- - New lan." Ia. -v:.i-i:. Senior Fn.eavor at 7:(" In otiildnatioii with the evening hun li ervb- forming the .b-asint hour" under the !e:ldThlp of Carl Po't. tlie tojde bir,g. "How MU-ion, Are Hlelng Our Nation," I.uke P:ll-4s. 1 he program for this "pl-.isint Ip-ur" I varb-d rind lntTetlng. yet deeply devotional and r-v-erent as wall. The mld'-v'e meeting 1 held ae!i Wedriesca.v veiling at 7 :'.Vt. Topie this week. "Tlie Ch.ll.ging Philosophy f Mi"bn." Th- publie Is cordlallv Invited to attend and partbipate In ail -f th'e -rvi -s. r-rumstn w n f biireh Dr. Thrapaon, Uferlntendent. Sunday sboc? 2 p. m. Preiehing service 3 p. m. Korkhlll inion Sumption Tralrie road, ne-quarter mile west of Oliv st. Hlble achoul at 2:30 p. m.. Owen Whlteman. uperlnteudent ; international lessons. Hungarian Corner WashU:;.ton av. and Cherry &t.. Kct. It. Hertok. pastor. BAPTIST. rirt Main and Wayne ata . Her. Charles A. Pecker. Prraeuiug ut 10:30 a. ui. K veiling serv! 7:30. P.ible -hoid at !:.".! a. in.: W. K. Studebaker. superintendent I'reaehing at Hi : ."" a. m. by Hev. F. C. Miller. P. Y. I'. I . at ".::; p. m- No evening servb tjuinr.v Qulncy and Itlalne nr.. Her. T. J. Parsjas. pa?tor. Sunday school Ü:30 n. m. John W. Itendall. aupeiln tendnt. Morning worship 10:.U). II. Y". P. P. 0:15. livening service 7:30. The morning them will be "The Way of the Kingdom " Poung i oile's me.ting at ;:!." i. m. : topie. "Christian Serv- ! in Vaeatiön." P-ople"s gosjiel s-r'. b -at 7:.'J. Song servbe and gospel He-nioii on "Fmi'tied of All." Mhlwek servie on Wednesday evening: lender. John W. Hendall The patr will be In attendape, at the Indiati.i Hapti-t asembly ill l'ranklin all nest week. Mount 7ion rvnptist 11?. N. P.irdsell St. n?v. C. C. Caster, I). I, pastor. Hvenlug service. 7:30. Prayer meeting Thuraday f' p. ni. I lrat Swedish Cor. Laurel and Napier ts. Service 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. no. CHRISTIAN. First Main at., south of public library, Hev. John M. Alexander, paator. Morning ltlbie fcehoci l:30. Prof. II. (J. Iniel. upei intendent. Morning worship at H:P: sermon by the nastor. "tlreater Thing Ahead." No evening servb. Senior Christian Fndeavor at ::;0; topie. ' How .Mlsloiis .re Hlessing Our Nation." Prayer and prai. nervi, e Wednesday evening at 7 :" Strangers and visitors in the lty are eordlallv invited to worship with us. I. Inden Avenue Church ft C "hrlat Linden av. and Carlisle st. Edward Caatle. pastor. Preacning 10:4? a. m. and 7:0 p. m. Sundav sihooi 'j:30 a. m. C. K. at C:43 p. tn. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 :4." d. rn. Indiana Avenue Indlma niui Witwer a vs. Hev O. L. v'ohee. pastor. Hible school i:30 a. tn. Fr-d H. Wilson. uperinteipbiit Morning servi-e. eommuiiloii and sermon at 10 ::'.! o' lo k. b rniug sermon theme. "Th' WHe Master Htiilder." livening s-rvb-es at 7 ::'. .''!-:, k p. n.. at whbh time the patoi- will give a leetnre on Meb-o. Illustrated by pbtures taken while working there as a inissiaua r v . EVANGELICAL- ASSOCIATION rimt I.afaytte and Monroe ta.. W". II. Freshlev, pastor. Sinday st hool at &-30 a. iu., "üeurge J. Long, auperlutendent- . . , . At 10:".0 sermon b." Hev F J. Nitn hie. a former pastor 'f t lis- First i:vang-lbai ehur.h. The pastor 1 attending the Oakwood Park a.embly at Wawase ami there will theiefore be no evening servi. e. Pi aver metlng Thursday at 7:4". and meeting .f 5 lie ':..lay s,-hod board at th- rloe 'f the prove metlng. (irare Lim-nlü wy W. anu llrlck a Rev. Danbl U. Sjiflcher, minister. Sunday school at 0:30 a. in.. George W. HevUie, auperlntf iident. Morning worahlp and sermon 10:30 a. rn The ul je t of the morning sermon. Mission of Service."' Young People' alllaipe at 7 .tH p. in.: Vera Hausman. president: topb-. "How Missions Are P.b'ssing our Nation." b-d by Mrs. A. Miller. Fvenlng s. rvire at 7 :.'"0 p'cloe,.-; kubiert. "A Ves.l Mrt't for the Master's Fe" Hour of pray-r and teachers' meeting Wednesday at 7 :'. p in. Mi pan Man and Monroe sts Kev. lani-l A. Kaley, pastr. Surd-iy s. hool at 'J: a m. Fmniet Jester, huperlntendent Sermon at 10:30 a. m. I.diU Het. C. I. Haney, pastor. Sunday s hod 10 a. ui . William Trumble. saperintendent. Preaching 7:4 P m. I.diU Sutiday school at 10:('0 a. m. Preio hing at 11:00 n. m. Prayi r meeting Tuesday, at 7:4ö p. m. ottage Hill I nion Hev. C. L. Haney pastor. Sunday school at 2 p ni. ( ttnge Hill Sunday s- hool at p. m Pre.-p hing at ." :00 p. in. Auten hapel Kev. C. L Haney. pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. in.. Mrs John H Auten. .superintendent. Preaching 11 a in Anten Sunday m hool at lii is a m. 'las in-, ting at ll:ii a. in. Pr-a -hing at 7:1" p m Zion's Ktar.gellrnl Cor. H. Wavne and St. Peter ids. ly- Martin Goffeney, pastor. SWEDISH EVANGELICAL MISSION CHURCH. Swedish Kvangeliral Cor. Scott and Orchard at. Hev. O. K. Moberg. pastor. Sunday s- hool at 9 :"0 a. in.. Oss-ar Hergstedf siperiiit'Ud'!it. Morning st rvi-e at 10::'.0. Fvenlng servi. i- at 7 ::'i The Snndav srhool teaeher p ertltig will be In Id Tuesday evening tt the home of Mies Hael "and Hiblur P.-t rson. ö"7 S. I.aurtl s. Wt-.i nda y at'leMi 'cn at - o'clock a c;iig lass for little girl will 1... organized The meeting to I... held in tne il'iin-h Sunday si In ad loom. All interested are invited'. Thursday .iflrnoon the Failles' Aid will n;.-et at the iiiiiii.. ef Mrs. Alfred S.!crberg. T.'l W JcfT rson bhd: h jees. Mr Ia'vauder 1 Mrs S.brl.iMirinc t!- rit-r t Sim. luv in Aufii.-t nl !. .i'rvi i' will ) lu l.l ;u li Sun1 iv in thi' nUvz. Sun-hiy . 1. 1 nn.l I '. ; t . I .-1. ;vs :is liMiiiil. BRü IHREN. rirt mittlren rnureb 1214 5. Mirnig:m ft.. lte. A. E. Th'ra.ss. paster, sunday i -Lool y:."A a. tn . Hartley Firestone. uperitm-ndeut. Morning serTiie 10 :'0 Christian Knucavr t':'M) p. ui. '"Tenlng prvir 7:3'. I irnt tuirrb of Urethren In.lir.na ar. and Miar.ii t. K-v T K- üo'T-'i, p:itor. suii.b;y 8,; I .it '.:."-) Ch.iric-s Vo.bo-, ripcr'.p.tri.ib.-iu. lioi tl 'U10LS at lu:'ü ;i;.,l 7:P .T',i..'iis ;it P-."j anil 7:40 1 v the p-.b-r. Vrii aro i'lviti-J to jniii in u r . j n :ilr s. rvi- i- n tlie hur-li lawn at 7 4i 'li rit ian wi-rker-.' inevtluir -it 7 'st I. b k Mrs. Mary Monis will give ii.. :'..!- talk, on K'vt'!.iti.'iis. the t lie use !..-i!:g " ri ." Clnir.-h ;;t I'tTswiiium." Knile.iv rs ;neet at same hn:r. l'ray r time ;.t tin- .bur. !i W't-.l nes.l i v eve line at T.'.'i; l r Vfh-i r will U a! 1 .n-kTi-gatb-nal lngiug at all sirvl-cs. SetonJ ( burrh of the itrettiren Cnshii. an. I .in r.uii'ii sts J. tl. tiraI ter. pinor. Sunday school Jt a. rn.

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(i. A. Senseman. superintendent. Morning" servpe 10:30. Lvenlng service 7:30. Christian workeis meeting at 0:30 p. ra ; John Austin, president. tonferenre Me.oortal W S. St. Joseph t. Kev. ii. 1. llyer, pzator. Sunday i.lool at i:30 a. in C. E. Wllaon. superintendent. ' The pastr will prea ii on "The Dy namic of the Gospel" nt the morning worship. Hv. J. F. Grime, onferenee superintendent. will preach at 7:4". Thre will be a alled session of tie luarterly -.nfereriee fter the evening servb-.. "Christian Fndavr at :4.; sutj't. "How Mlions Are Weeing our Nation." led by the missionary commit t-'. The official board will inee;; at the hurch Monday evening. Prayer -rvh-e Wednesday evening. The Woman's Missionary society will bold an op-'i meeting at the parsonage Friday evening. LUTHERAN. Holy Trinity F.ngdUh Sherman av. snd Linds?y at., Hev. Albert II. Keck, paatoi-. Sunday school 9:13 a. ta., FMottf, superintendent. Men's Hible la.s taught by the pastor, subject of lesson. "Ablnelbhs Con.jspiracy." C'hif service wltli sermon by it lie paator at 10::u a. in. N evening servb-'. The teachers asso-lation w iu m-et at tb- church on Tueaday at 7:40. A midsummer festival will ! h-bl on the hurch iawn on Wednesday evening. Monthly meeting of the Ladle. Aid society on Thursday itfferrmon at the home r .Mr. F. Saelhof. '.01 Cottage Grove av. Devotional meeting of the Luther league at the ehureh en Thursday at 7 :K) J in No choir r'h-arsal during August. St. 2'aul's German L,utherr.n. Jefferson and William sts. Hev. IL Holle, pastor. German service at 10::t0 a. :n. Sunday achod at 9:30. I'ngllsh service on the feec-ond and fourth Sundays of the month at 9:.".0. Morning subject: "Tlie Way of Salvation." German Sunday s.-hod pupils meet In hun li. The Fnglish pupils in s hool. No evening service. Gloria Del Swtstioli CUaptn and Kerr ts., Hev. Gottfried Olson. Sunday school 9 a. m. Hible elais ai 9:13. Service at 10:.".O a. rn. and 7:.V) n. m. Morning servb. at 10:.".o; test. "Luke 0:1-11: subjet. "Life's Great Change." Fvenlng service at 7:-'U); sermon ,n "Spiritual Indifferein-e." Male horus pratb-e Thursday evening at s o'eUwk. Luther league nn-eting on I'ridav evening: lommlti'C Mis Fumm Johnson. i.Mlss Selma Pierson and Jdm Holinberg. EPISCOPAL. St. James' Lafayette kF. north of Washlngtou av. Parish house, 310 W. Colfax av. Klght Her. John Ilazen White. D. D., idshop of the diocese of northern Indiana, rector. Her. II. It. White, ticar. CATHOLIC. St. Patrick's 307 S. Taylor at.. Her John F. DeGroote, C. S. C. pastor. Low mnstics at 7:30, 9:00 a. m. llijli ,e:9s, and aermon tl 10:39. llaptlsm at 2 p. in. Vespera at 3 :'t0 p. tn. Sunday icbool at 3:00 p. m. Meeting of churcb uccleties r.t 4 p. ra. St. Heslwlge'a Follah Cor. Scott and Napier ata. Hev. Anthony Zubowicz. C. S. I'., pssto. Low uass at 7:30, 9 and 1U a. m. Sunday school at :30 p. m. line diction at -':30 p. m. St. StanUlau' Falih 113 N. Lincoln it. Rev. Hoinan Marciuiak, pastor. Mast at 7 :30. 9 and 10 a. in. t. Casimir' Tolinh-SCl S Webster t. Low mass at 7:30 a. in. High mass at 10 a. ui. Vespers at 1! p. m. St. Adelbert' FolUh Olive and Grace its " Hev. John Kuhackl. pastor. Dally mass at :'.:13 p. m. Holy hour Wedueartay eveuing at 7:30. Sunday mass a and 10 a. m. St. Josepli Hill t. and Lasalle ar., Tatrick J. Carrod. C. S. C, p.iator. Low manses at 7 :.'to and t a. in. iiltf'j mass at 10. Heutdlctiou 3 p. m. M Stephen's Hungarian Thomas and Mcpherson sts. Hev. Aieiander Yariaky, paator. Maas at S:00 and 10:15 a. m. Sunday achool nt -'.00 p. m. lienedlctiou at 3:00 p. m. Sarreu Heart Ilel8lan 112C W. Thoxai t Hev. Charles V. Fischer, pastor. Mass at 7:00 and 9:30 a. w. Sunday school at 30 p. in. Hetiediction at 3 p. in. "'sacred Heart Notre Dame Low miss at G a. ni. Parish mass nt :30 a ui Vespers at 2 p. in. St. Mary's German 131 S. Taylor at.. Rev J. M. Scherer, C. S. C. pastor. Mass at 7:30 and 10 a. in. Sunday school at 30 p. m. Hetiediction at 3 p. m. ASSOCIATED BIBLE STUDENTS. Trogress club ha!!. Melvlll3 building. 1- S. Lafavette st. Sunday. 3 p. in. " Sundav. 3:ho p.-m. subje. t. "Christ Our Justlnca'tlon." ::3 p. tn. subje t. "The Graces and the Spiritual Sentiments TEMPLE BETH-EL. j,nl.h Temple Beth-IJ r,asalle ar. and Taylor ?t. No servis until September. Hatch newspapers for further announcements. . SCIENTIST. Main and Madison sts. Sunday services, during the erection of the new church will be held at the Lasalle theater at 11 a. m. Testimonial meeting cm every Wednesday evening at S o'clock nt Tmu-Ueth-Fl. Sunday fcdiool for children and voung people up to the age of "0, Is from 9:40 to 10:30. Reading rooms maintained by this church on the seventh floor of lue J. M. v building, are open every afternoon from 'J to o and on Saturday from 6 to S. SALVATION ARmY. 110 P. Washington av. Sunday serviceMorning, county jail. 9:30; noon, Sunday school. '.' :30. Lvenlngs. gospel aervices' 7:13. Capt- Nehcmtah ItrooLcs. offlctr in chi'.rge. t rm nr. nn iuu. Servbea are held in MeUille hall. 212 S Lafavette t. Sunday achool at 10 a.' n. Mrs. Lmrua Halisback, superintendentPrachiiig ervbe ;.t 11 :(M) a. in. by F.bler Welcome of Los Angeles, Calif. Herean meeting on Wednesday evening at 0"1 S Fellows t GOSPEL MISSION. There will be aevvicos held each even lug at the Gospel Mission. 4-'S E. Laj ille av. Good spea are provided and the' public is cordially invltfd to attend. MISSIONS. lennonite Hope Mission 107 S William st. Sunday s.-hool l'.-r,0 p. in. Preaching ."::o P in- lMirlne th week 8tt lies every nipLt exce-t W'eduel.iy ui:ht at 7 MO. All wcl oinc. Leader. Mary .N uueniaker. Kescne Mission O. K. Lasiile nv. Rf. A. . Schäfer, superintendent. Luther 1-floe. nianager. Work furnished freo for uneujployed. .Moetinj every vu'ning at 7:10. City 113 V.. JeTerson bUd. It ay A. nirJ, uierlntenilent. Sunday achoid at 3 p. m. Meetings every night at 7:0. street meeting i-orner Michigan t. and .li ffers 'ii b'vd. at 7 o Uu k. ttood nnisb; aii l spo-iking Lvening siervbe at 7 :'M vlth half hour of songs. Sunday si hool at T. o'olor. with class. j for all. I"pel wagon quakes its first trij) to lb-ward park :his year nt 4 and every Sunday afternoon at the same hour, the weather permitting, street ni'-vting on lorner Mi'hlgtn and JeiTe--in streets at 7 ' 1 ok. livening service :t 7 :: with 11 -fashlor ed sons SuptI5av A. i-lrd w bl speak on ".Noab " SPIRITUALIST. Th So'.itli I'on-1 Progressive Spiritual ooietr will hobl sTvlrea Sunday evening nt 7 ::a p. in. ia Ke-1 Men s hall, ."aü S Michigan st C. I. I.o. kridg.'. iet turer. Mesage service following the lecture. All are cordially invited. APOSTOLIC FAITH. 513 L .Iffrersotj bird. Rrgu'tr meeting Sunday 10:1- end 7:30 oYlo-k. V. M. C. A. Y. M. C. A. txeetiDÄi will be tela every

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OF Ml Milo Troyer, Iceman, and August Budig, Weaver, Succumb as Result ofWeather. Continuation of the record h-ut wave Hweeping over th country caused two more deaths in South Bend yesterday and many prostrations, some f which were reported and others which were not rhade known to the police or hospital authorities. Milo Troyer. employe of the Independent lie Co.. went into the loft of the company barn at 427 K. Iipalle av., yesterday afternoon. He was found dead there at 4:30 o'clock. He had complained of feeling ill on Friday morning. Troyer lived at 821 Niles pt., with his brother Samuel. He was 31 years old. August I'udig. a weaver, died in his room at 307 K. Lasalle av.. at ::30 o'clock in the afternoon. sociaI rrostratc!. Those who were prostrated with the heat: French Melton. 303 K. Howard st., was brought to the police station and reported as being intoxicated. He is an employe of the Independent Ice company, and when officials of that company heard of Melton's predicament, they sent Ur. Henry I-'. Vitou to the station. Dr. Vitou said that the man was suffering, from the heat. Melton was removed to t. Joseph's hospital. Last nisht his condition was reported as better. Miss Mabel Weikel. 403 W. Colfax av.. a piano player in the Independent Five and Teti Cent store, was overcome while leaving the fetore at the noon hour. She was taken home where she recovered. As reported by Henry Swaim. local weather observer, the hottest period yesterday in South Iend was at about 1 o'clock in the afternoon when the mercury registered 9S degrees. The coolest period of the day was early in the morning when the gause showed 7 3 degrees. Iist night at 6 o'clock S3 degrees was reported, while on Thursday night at the same time the mark was SS degrees. INSURANCE WORKERS WILL PICNIC TODAY Tlie employes of the Prudential Insurance company of South Bend. FJlkhart and Michigan City will enjoy an outing at Hudson lake Saturday. There will he a picnic dinner and 100 representatives are expected to attend. A program has been arranged to begin at 10 o'clock in the morning and there will be special events up until about 3 o'clock. At 7:30 members of the party will return to their homes. The program for the day is as follows: Ball game. Bathing. I )inner. Meeting. Wheelbarrow race, men and women. Potato race, men. Foot race, 30 yards, women. Hop race, boys K to 17 years old. Marble hunt, boys and girls to nine years old. Sack race, men. Skipping race, girls pi to 17 years cdd. Fgg race, ladies. 100 yard dash. men. Shoe race. men. Tug of war. Three leseed race. Supper. Return to homes. SCRAP OVER HOSS TRADE Men I 'rout lluckeye tit Tangle With Hooiier No Trade. Trouble over an attempted horse trade which ended in the use of fists and of harsh language caused warrants to be sworn out for Carl Lovell and Sam Hrewpy, horse sellers from Toledo. Frank Sawyer and J. Wallace were responsible for securing the arrest of the horsemen. alleging that Lovell struck Sawyer and th.it Brewgy provoked the same man. officer? Palo, Dfi'.ir.ski. Von Unsen and Stoll were sent to 3ecks lake to serve the warrant which was for assault and battery anl provocation. The horse traders wre brought to the police station a'ld held for trial this morning. cut. nimoKi:s will imirn. Capt. Nehemiah Urookes will preach the sermon at the Stull Memorial M. K. church Sunday mornine:. Precedinj; the sermon Knsisn J. Dovvdell. in charge of the Salvation Army Industrial home ill speak, telling of the results of work in the army homes. ici: phovi:s n. it. Internation il News Servier: LAKi: KKAl'K. N. Y.. July 29 Realizing that bass fed the hot weather. Hibbard Raymond placed a cake of ice in a rocky cove and soon cauuht ei'-'ht fine fish. . MOTH & LAVKNDKR FLAKES Keeps clothing and leaves them nicely perfumed. 10c and 23c at Coonley's. Adv. Sunday afternoon, especially for rr.pn. In the auditorium of the bojs' building. A special speaker will be secured for eacJ Sunday and special music will be furaUbed. SOUTH BEND & MISHAWAKA MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION. Meets every Monday at 10 a. ru. at the V. 31. C. A. I'sident and visiting ministers always weh-orue. l'reident. T. J I'arsucs; vice president. L. 31. Ldwards; secretary, V. U. Freshley. ,

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mci.Ij i;yi:ts. Members of the St. Hedwige choral society will hold their annual outing at Hudson lake Sunday. Ciames. races, boat races and swimming contests will feature the day. Jn a special car on the South Shore line the picnickers will leave the city at S:30 o'clock in the morning and will not return until Lite in the t veninp. The annual outing of the Young People's circle of St. Stanislaus palish will be held Sunday at Hudson lake. A special car wil leave the i-'outh Shore lines at S:30 o'clock. A lartfe crowd is expected. An interesting program of events has been arranged for the day's outing. The senior and junior class of Falcons. Z. B. No. 1. will hold their exercises Monday evening at Z. B. hall. The singing pracice of St. Hedwige choir will be held Tuesday evening at St. Hedwige school. The mixed choir of M. Ilomanowski Falcons will hold their sinsinp" rehearsal Monday evening at S o'clock nt Koscuiszko hall. The singing rehearsal of the mixed choir of Falcons, K. Pulaski iind Emilia Plater will be held Tuesday evening at S:30 o'clock at War t:;iw hall. The girls' gymnastic class of Lady Falcons, L'milia Plater, will meet Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock at Warsaw hall. ITXI-JIAIaS. The funeral of Frank Henclewski, 36 years old, 303 S. Warren St.. who was killed early Friday mornit:? by an eastbound New York Central passenger tain, will be held ' A T r f i - rT A r v i r f O t 9 r- 1 - r r n t V. a .uwuua,) iti vi 1 1 1 lip d r v. in n, cii iuu St. Adeibert's church. Ilev. John Kubacki officiating. Burial will be in "t. Joseph cemetery. The funeral of Mrs. Miry Jankowtki. 58 years old, 220 W. Grace st., who died Thursday morning, was held Saturday morning; at 8:30 o'clock at .St. Casimir' church, rtev. Stanislaus Gorka. C. S. C, officiated. Burial was in St. Joseph's cemetery. pi:hsonals. Frank Musialkow ski, W. Sample st.. has gone to Indiana Harbor to speivd a few days with friends. Walter Pzczyglowski returned to Fort Wayne Friday. George Bielewski, Studebaker st., left for Detroit where he will spend his two weeks' vacation. Mrs. Mary Klajbor, .'(-2 S. Carlisle jit., returned Saturday from a brief visit with Mr. and Mrs. Rozvarski at Holling Prairie. Stephen Lipecki of Chicago is here visiting with friends. (Konstantine Oczkow.cki, 8. Chestnut st., has gone to Argenta, Mich., to make his home. Walter Szarkowski. Prairie av., T.as gone to Detroit to spend a week with relatives and friends. Stanley Wisnievvski returned to South Chicago following a business visit here. Martin Knas. W. Division st.. returned from a week's isit with friends at Jackson. (leorge Hoffman of Toledo is here in business. Miss Anna Wislowicz, Indiana av., has gone to South Chicago to spend a week with relatives. Fdward Adamowicz lelt Tor hTsi home in Gary following a business visit hero Carl Wojc iechowski, W. Indiana av.. has returned from a week's visit with relatives at DeCrorr. Miss Carrie Wegienka and her brother Walter. 1123 W. Napier St., returned from a week's vacation at Brooklyn. X. Y., and Niagara Falls. Theodore Huszkowiak returned to The dottea line on the upper map fchows the route taken by Sub. Lieut. A. Marchal of the French aviation corps from 1 Nancy over -) Berlin, where he "bombarded" the city

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South Chicago following a week's visit with friends here. Anthony Plonski left for Hammond Friday after a couple days' visit here. Paul Hylewicz, Walnut St., left Saturday for South Chicago where he will sptnd his week's vacation. John Makowiak of Indianapolis is here on business. Miss Edna Mnichowski, 1601 Florence av., returned Friday evening from a two weeks visit with relatives and friends at Elkhart. Joseph Itosik arrived here Friday from Toledo for a few days visit with relatives. Ignatius Wrembowski arrived here from Laporte for a few days' visit with friends. Frank S;'czubski. Scott st., has gone to spend two weeks with relatives at Cleveland and Sandusky. George Andrews of Lafayete is here on business. Adoisios Awoc. 414 X. Walnut St., left Saturday for West Virginia to spend several days with relatives. Miss Htlen Drzewicka arrived here Saturday morning from South Chicago for a few days' visit with relatives. Joseph L?rwich of Jackson is here on business. Mrs. Anthony Slusarek. 1323 W. Washington av.. will leave Sunday for Buchanan to spend a couple of days with friends. She will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs, W. G. Wilson. ITALIAN PASSENGER LINER ESCAPES FROM GERMAN SUBMARINE luternrt tional News Servb e: HOME, July 29. The big. new Italian passenger liner, Re D'ltalia, has been attacked by a German submarine on her present voyage to Xew York, but escaped owing to the fact that she was armed. The Italian ministry pave news of the attack in an official statement issued today. The following report was made on the incident: "A submarine attacked the Be D'ltalia while proceeding to NewYork. The ship opened fire and finally escaped." The Re D'ltalia is one of the newest ships in tho Italian-New York service. She is owned by the Llodys-Sabarnudo line and registers 3.982 tons net. In accordance with a ruling of the Italian ministry of marine made some time ago. she is armed with two guns for defensive purposes. The gross tonnage of the Up D'ltalia is 6,237 tons. She is 430 feet lonp. 52 feet in the beam and hails from Geioa.

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