South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 225, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 12 August 1916 — Page 2

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METHODIST. nrt N. M!n tt.. Iter. Heary L. J'svl. j,.itor. Cl.i metlur V.oo; SuoJt .L.1 i:r,0 In the au.l:tcriwi:a. J. C I'-offjlifr, u peri uteu dent. )'il; worein 1 : t .i n.. K-v A. JI. Kfnn i will rwciipr tlu- fuli-it it 1 1 j:.rolii rvi-. Iii d'i!.jet : "The VU t rirtjif tj the Hor-i." Fpwi.rth J--.igi.-e at ; p. !,-) . fuljt. "Tie Crip1 !! Vr!t !r' i' t"r" bv t.v." IiS r I'.'r M I: teim. ro'b.wlng tn t;u:j:i program f i r tin" !.iv under the ,ir tir,n ,,f j; i ij..y,i. i: i p,-, -3:j!in G by I'.itMe; ntln-in. Pro--My S.ul the' Lord ..f t." bv l'.-r-:t i I. uijg ) the i u.t rt . .Mi M i !! r -1 Muii'.ii. Mri.- U. 4i. rnmi. ht. II W. Kmil-r and II h rn i n :i : offI " bv KiMlcr ; r ; r , "Andante Tr;jti-t':i. .t In C by Ino-nt Mi" I :! ii t Doe iu i-nun! at the i :an during Pro.! l.lnytl'a va'-atl'n. t; rejii.-tiujt.g tiiiI.i In August. l'r.iwr meeting W ! i: .I i . rV, mi1iiJ' nt 7 ." I . W Ir luvi u u i'jr thf pulpit n-it Sunday isriiin-'. S. I'aul' l-morlI ("olTa rsr,.! I.Torte ata. Kt. Ja i.ea .. tiar iinr, 1). L . laitor. Sunday a h'.i.l :l 'J :".) a. m.. (uy A. Kith. iii'riiitHiJ nt. M'ritlnir wor.ship at 10:;." orm -ri by 1:v. .M-rritt t'aidwell Ibai 1 TIi- lUrinc roundation." j-j.irt.-t : t.'nward. Christian S ! l;-r-.' hi.'- k--: f'prano and .tirra!t du-t. " V f I ir t: c 1 '-.' IIa w ';orij.-; pndtid. Sn Without Words." MTilfiS"an : ofT rtor.v. "Ucverie." titjtt'ialk : p-t itnl'. "tiaotie.' KaniUati. Th niirs-ry will be 'Mi fr tti- cart- arid nt-i-tain;u-iit of littie children The üpworth U- i'm'rriro at C:.".o will b- Id by Mms Kirk-1-atri. k of Trinity chnrrh. Ther' will 4.,. no TT.lns jireai-riin? f-rvt'-p. '!".'. Oii'd w'ii pra ver !-r i'-e Wed uc-d.i v ' Vt nat 7:'-, iM b ld by A. II. W. h. Cfite-Cor. Michigan and Tutt ate. rFrank K. I'ouirheriy, past .r. 'lass iiK-et-ir,z :t" Mrs. 'Jeorye lavi. lender. Sunm lix y;; a. li.. John A. Llyrs. u-perint-nd-i't. I'rtarhln at 10:1." a. ui. s.-rmon by filer. M. !. Apr'diy. I T I v . r 1 1 1 ba.'lie at UVJ p ni. Kveninu h r v i ' at 7 :'' j tfi . Lin cur;:' of t!i- Swnda1- hool. I'rof. John A. I'.ver ill .sp.-jiu Mr. A. O-'nlniT will ohisr :.t no'ü s rvii -4. 1'rayrr S'-rvi- Vdfi--day at 7:" j ii'. flhA hoard of stewards will hold thir Aujut rneftlr. nr. xf W.-dn.-d t.v at th otta" rf I'r. Jalloway at ll.ilt like y..nii member and his wife are e.x peered. Lowell IIei(tts Miner and KraneH ts ;uy H. I.lacL. p utor. Sunday fhool & iö, II. II. Moüit, auppriutend-nt." Mornaervbe 11 a. m. The tberne of the inoruiotr nermoii wiil 1" "I'ractlral Mk1tii Ooiueiition of t!i-i-Vtonmcot " The male juartef w ill i 11 ir tt tbts Kervbe. The i;pwrth b'aioharjre of the only owning s r.i e val -h Is held .at :l"i o'. bx k. A jrronp voiiii people from (Ir.u e M. I.. tuir li vl!l c ndu' r the serviee.s. S i ii mushwill be furni"lo-d y the fir. ire Ilportn 'alle Ü.1 tfie Lowell ll'iht" iail!H inartet. Mjdw-ek ervb-,s will .e Jiebl Wednesday at 7:.'U. Theme: "The I'd Mica I Introduction to the Hook of JJphcsians." Trladty r.lalne and Vasar ats., Rer. MeiTlo '. Hunt, pastor. lUt.ie üchool st 9:3). (Tiitoii I'hillips. imerlcteDdent. Morning -worship at 10:1." Sermon: ""Siiuatttr r settlers?" I.'pwi.rtti U-ucii slevotional service at :.".. The meetliu' v lil be in harre t.f a train from th" T.owtll Heights churtli. I'r.'aehini; servi' e at 7;.;(." Idt Supt M. II. Appb by will prearh. Sjerial limbic at both serv-l.-ej, 1'rayer srvie on fdne."day s'venin ut 7:13. KpwortU Mfmorlal-Cur Lincoln way TV'., and Olive Si. A. Iluuter Kenni, pator. No Sunday services. The tnrn'.s adult I'.ible cl.ijis will viit th- alut cias at the Klr."t .M. K. church Sunday r..o -u i nr. lending the churrh nt '.:1.' Kpwortt league at ::ui. I'lay rtdiearsls Monday. Wedn'."day and Tri lay of ii-u w k. Iliye- Vmrk 51. K S. Seventh St.. Hev. A W. Smith. rxitor. Sunday school 0:"0. rublb? worship at lrt:ii. . m. and 7 :.".0 I m. 1'uMb- worhip at Iii :10 a. in. sTUion by Key. .1. M .lolly. Sutij- t: 'The ll'ower of the tlo'pel." There will be no Jprea hin? in the evening, but tL- i:pworth b-asue will hohl a riM-etiiiir which : ill N' ond u-teI by a team of üpw orth ,lacuers from ? h Stull Memorial Jdethodist Kpis.opal chunli I'rajer and lp raise m'-etin; on Wolnrsday cvcnltic at t o'clock, led by Stuart !:.' I'enrod. btull Memorial Mi. -higa n .ina dctnrla etc. Kev. l'.abb. pastor. Sunday s-hool l 9:!" a. in., A. " Katterhciurb h, auperflnfeudent. Morning theme: -The I'r-Muii.-n. of ""hrist." N preachintr at the eniur ,H;o:ir The Kpworth leasu. oi,t-t will ""Dtint)" A tlne howfrv,' was made by .the apt. tins last Sunday veiling. Come frsin 1 trinr your friend" to the Nairn. (-rvi. e. Morninir orhip at 1 1 :.".. story-t-rmon for the hibhen entitled. "Tiie .Sermon of th- Sunrtcw-r" Tliem for i;i. lull nerrtion. "T h rs-en'tis of thfiosp. l of Jesus Christ " A nursery is pvrovlij.-.l for sinall lii:dr-o lurint: this o'.ir. Junior I.'ndeavor at .;.'( p rn . top,'. -;o,J tliit ,,f Flowers" Mit V. :- Senior Kutjeavor at 7 :( p. to in i.mtilnatiou wiih the evening hur 1 service forming the "pie.ixant houf The t'-pic will lo. True r...iu;v and How to ;ef It " I'n.i. ;:i :lu-::i. The program for this "p!e;sarit hour" i" .t ri-l and interesting. ct deeply rever nt and deotiooil Tt iuldwe-k niectniir is held s :: h WeIn'Sil :y ew-uinc nt 7 : U Topic ithis week. "Tiie K'wvrds of the Oodlv ,l.ife " I cr. :: . :: i;.-i,. 1. -i; raiiii :ll The puUii.- is errdtally invited r,. ttend and participate in ni ,f i.e. vrtitri. If the w--.ifber js to.f. service "wWl be tel. in the co.d Imm-uhi. German Lafayette iml Warne at.. lr. II. S. Miller, pastor. S-.ndiy school 4' '30 a m . John Koch. 11 pet-intend nt. tl'rpachin? 10. Z0 &. m. .ind ":"; p. in. Ip. 'ortii lajrue 7 p. m. 1'raycr infotiug fVednesday 7:13 p. m. vTeIeyan Simple s. jri A I i r i -1 1 a at.. T.tr. Walter C. Morris, pastor. MornlrR enric 10::.0. Fcning Kcrvice 7 .-''.'). Min-J-dar Kchojl 9.00 a. ia.. Adam Mob-tt. suerintrdent. Trayor meeting Wednrsisy exeninr. 7 :3. I'nrtacr t mprl Her. ("in de Venns. 1ntllr. Sunday to-hoo at 10 a in. Mrs William Ki r. superintei: lent. Mornin wrvshjp at 11 o'.-I-m k. pr'a h inc bv the pastor; theme. "With .iesus There " Mt. Ilrtant Rev. Maude t 11 un. Ill . pisMcrle tor Uli-. ay s !.Ki M'Ttirn. up-ri:it Midrnt. M.Ttiiny worsh.ip at freachiL tv tic p.itor; : .". enic liv o i.irk. "Know -ho.. I at lnp the Viift of ,.! Suii C.d 21 :(0 a. inMonon Ch:i;e Rer CI uide .el t S'inday st-.io. l at b a ni Xi: i ' iken. su p.-rin te.iden t Lpw.rth league at ''.:: p Mis Mary Lmrb k : s;rhV.t. "Th. Vied r st r's Lt iry " I'.v.ii:. ship at 7 : '' o'clock. The pa-t.-speak fr.-ni the t!iT..e. -V!:,t S oar; ?. i R i I 1 bv CripW id .11 It 1 - n t : ' " l'r;.r s.rvi.e I'riliy .. ai t s VI. ck led bv the ;.itr I 1 1 . r :ere will b,' an . ia 1 boa rd no 1 1. a ft. the 1 ajcr service. FREE METHODIST. fre Mrtholit P r. nsy lv. ;;. i nr. .-snd -Hush st. F. N. Far k. pastor. Sunday S"tool 30 a in. M'.is l.'ijra Sti:xrt 1.. ', rrintm-'ent. '.'rea. hi ig rvn-e at 10 ZQ j a m. and 7:i" ; m . Klxer Park lt.v Mrtbedist Fo.irI uniups. m . L. i ti üth and vine ts i: S ruur. Sunday nv! 10 a. t.J:. s J i-v r iii! c Jen t. AFRICAN M. E. 7 ion A. ,t It a : i h M ". R- .!;;,' V) 5 in. I .. r I t :.f. ;' .;t. :!' i ; -1- r. u rl . - : v : it. at t ao I.a 1c Sund i. I a v hli ii r. ii . i i n --ti t'-r i ii :.f . 1' !;( k .it t ?.e 'I . i t- R.-v. i; II F.i a j.ft i n , .1 j ;. J

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Ib-lghr. K .f I A g i::. PRESBYTERIAN. I irtt for. W tnjtton it. anJ Lafay. ptte t . I!?t. CbarPs A. Llpplnotl. i. It . minister. Mise Charlotte M. l'artrlij'. ."l8t.)Dt t niiuUter. Trinity ('or. Coifax a, and St. f'eter ! , l:-v .lohn S Hums, pastor. 1' 1 ble ( !;..! r.:,i); CTeirb-s Wuner. uperlntt'b'it nt. Morning ordup at 1 :-" : Paul K. Harris. Mp.akor: ulJ''t. "I'uylux th ' r I'ri'i'." Mirk N ernuinz srTliirin th- intitli .f Au?U"t. Th L.oli Awl i-ty will li - I 1 an ! e i.il ;it ti.f thurih n f, Jawu i.iy. Aujr IT r-1 hi 'M Tli U.tfain-tr r Her. II. D Ilosftter, pni ,r. Sun Jar vrho d fl :.) n. in : J. D. Kii.riK'.iiH. auperinteuloot. l'abllc wor1 a. in ami :o 0. in. I: V Hay l'.ird of th- Citv mission will iv at the iijorninV service. ,o. evenin' eri'.. Sct;i.r C. I!. -at :: p. in., "unject. ' Tri; I'.eauty and IIo to llet If"' I'rjiTer inetinir Wednesd.ir pvenlns at 7.;o; -nfiie.f. 'Love;"' le:idT, O. C. Vance. Hopf nape! j.er and Dayton ata. George- Wjliiam Al.ison, I?. P.. minisJer. liibl- :-hool .:C0. r'arl ITlcrj. auperlalenuent Clae for all attendant!. Adults use the international gon : all ilases from Junior down the gTaded system. rrnnnunn Chordi Dr. Thompacn, aupTlnfendenr. Sumlay kc&oc! 2 p. m. rreicbing1 Service 3 p. m. Krkltill I nioo Sumption Tralrie road, onc-rjuarter mile west of Ulive at. Ulbla i-hool r.t 2:.") p. in., (men Wh'.teman. nperlntendeot ; international lessona. Hungarian Corner Waahlr.'.ton it. and CLetry at.. Kct. li. Bertok. pastor. BAPTIST. I irl Main and Wayne ata.. Rer. CLarlea A. Decker. Preachlog at 10:3U a. ui. Ieninjr service 7 :."hRev. Charles Jillm.iu More of Chicago will speak Sunday morning at 10:10 '( loi k. There will be no evening meetlnjf. though irayer ujeftinsr. will be held 1 as usual Wednesday ut i :io p. m. (Juinry (uincy and Ulaine ar., Te. T. J. i'arans. pastor. Sunday school SJ:r.O a. in. John W. Ttendall. aoperlntendnt. Mcrninjr worship 10:.".0. Ii. V. l I'. C:4 . Kvenine service 7 :r.O. Mount 7.ion baptist 113 N. Birdgell t. Rev. C. C. Caster, I). I)., pastor. F.ver.injr Berxice. 7 0. I'rayer meeting Thuriday y p. in. lint Swedish t'cr. ta. Service 1L:30 a. Laurel and Napier m. and 7:30 p. in. CHRISTIAN. first Main at., south of public library. Rev. John M. Alexander, paator. Morning Dible sc-boci 0:30. I'rof. II. (J. Imel. uCerintendeiit. Linden Avenue Churrh of C'hriat Linden av. and Carlisle st. Kdward Caatle. pastor. J'reacniug 10:45 a. in. and 7 UiO p. m. Sunday school U:5) a. m. C. E. ai C:b" p. ni. 'Prayer meeting Wednesday a: 7 AT, p. rn. Indiamt Avenue Indiana and Witwer avs. Rev. O. L. Coliee. palor. Bible scliool !::.( a. ni. Fred It. Wilson, sup rintendent. Mirnim: service at 10:"0; theme. "The Divinity of Wtrk." Kveniui; services a 7 :": "theme. "Negative Religion." I'raw-r .meetim.' Thursday evenin? at 7 :".(. EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION I'lrat Lafayette aud Monroe ata.. W. O. i'rtshley, " pustor. Saaday school at & GO a. w (jeorge J. Locff, auperlnlendRev. c I. Maas will deliver the sermon at the Sunday evening service following which the sacrament of the Lord s upper will be celebrated. The preblinir elder. Rev. J. J. Wise, on account of lilm-ss. is unable t tome, and Rev. Mr. Maas is actiu' as substitute. (.rjue Lincoln way W. and Urlck ar Rev. Hsniel 1. Speicher, minister. Sunday school at 9:o0 a. ui.. (ieorge W. De'tine. auperintr ndent. ATornlnj woranjp and sermon 10:j0 &. m Mirpah Main and Monroe stv Rev. raniel A. Kaley, pastor. Sunday school at '.:'; a m. Km met Jester, superintendent. Sermon at I0:r5 a. m. i.jduk Rox. r. I,. Sunday clwol 10 a ni Har.ev. paster. William TrumMe. superintendent. I villil. Sundav school at 10:00 a. m. Frea-hint: at ll:oo a. m. Trayer meeting Tuesday, at 7:1 p in. C ottaxe 1 1 ill Inion Rev. C. L. Hacey pastor. Sunday school at 2 P- ni. No preaching service ou Sunday. (ottaee Hill- Sunday school at 2:00 p. m I'reachiug at U :O0 p. iu Aulen ( hapel Ret. F. L. Uaney. pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. m.. Mra John H Anten, superintendent. Rev. II II. Rhetnoid will preach at 11 O'clock. Anten Sunday school at 10:(0 a in. Class meeting at 11.I) a. m. Freuohinj at 7 :!" p m Zlun'n Kaojcll-al Cor. K. Wavne and St. Peter sis. Key. Martin Goffeney, pastor. SWEDISH EVANGELICAL MISSION CHURCH. s.vrdish Lanfetifal Cor. Scott and 0r hard sts. Rev. O. K. Moberir. paator. J iSun.l.ir school at 9:0 a. m., scar uergstedt. superintendent. BRETHREN. Tirst Urethren riiurch 12li Michi ffan st.. Rev. A. K. Thorusa. pastor. Sunday achiKl U:.".0 a. in . Hartley I'ireatone. superintendent. Morning servi-e 10:00. Chii"tian Fndeavr t:'J0 p. iu. t'venlog er vi. e 7 :."0. 1 irt (biirch of Urethren Indiana av. and M1 inii -t. Rev. T. K. tieorge. pastor. Miiiday school at 1 :.'U) Charles Yoder, supt i mt.-iidcnt. Uospei .sermons at 10:UJ and 7: 10 Sftond ( hurrh of the llrelbren Cuah in and Van Ruren atj. Ree J. G. Grate;, pastor. Sauduy school at D:S0 a. m, li. A. Seuscmar.. suuerintendeut. Morn1 in servite u 30 Lvenlne service :30Clnisti in workers' meeting at :o0 p. m. ; John Austin, president- ( onfrrfDtr Me.uorUl C0 S. St. .loaepa t Rev. IV Byer. pastor. Sunday f.-hol at 'J :C-0 a. m. c . K. Wilson, supri::teu d-?ut. F.ishop l-'oijl will jrive a hört address to the Sunday chool. Rand concert at :; a m l'ais is the sith anniversary .'f ttie ut iiur.li hou-c and Ristiop II. II Kein. 1 I.. of Indianapolis tti p ti.e speaki-r of the day. His theme for the morning worsliip will be "The 'h;;rh and Her Mission" livening th.Ta.'.- "An Immortality Worth While." F.Nh p Fiut is a great preacher and you 1!) want to h-ar him. Churth dinner will be served in the basement, followed by a s.-cial hour Rrlug your lunch basket well tilled. Christian Kf.de.ivor servi e at " :1". Miss earl Cruni. leader; sul.je. t, - Rcaaty and How to G"t It " tffi. t il board tneitine MonJay evening. l'r;. r servi-f U dt c-day evening. Mi"s A-'.a Fi"h .-. lea.b r. LUTHERAN. Ilolr Tri Ol i.ia,!--v ity fngtUb Sherman av. st . Re. Ali.ert H. Keck. pas! r, Met t. Sun lav s hool 0:15 a. m. s.:; ei inteiuleiit, es f,.r ail a Men's P.lble class 1-v t' c p:i"tor. Suje. t of les- ' I i..- Death of Abimelich" Chief with -rPooi by t!ie pastor it 1 !. service begins 1" tüin- ;- : 1. ;" i : r t ni r N ,i i t!... in older b fle the pest'-r Opto l"ae on the 12 o'clock ear li-e. I Lid , where he u 111 preach tin;"..:; at a parish reunion s,ri. Tie brdherhood it Moio! iv eef.iiiir at the home V ; .i! Ps.l 1 1.1k st The if the Lad'.-' Aid society ,i;i i i V. w 1 . lil n. . t era

m-'t at th horn4 of tin pastor on ThurlaT fur an all-lay owin. M. I'anl'a iertni Knthrrnn, Jeffraon and Williim ats. Iter. II. Helle, pastor. German a?rTlce at 10 0 a. m. Sundar aibool at J:Z0. KonMnfi rTire ca th corifl and fourtti Mindars of tbe month at 0:?J). Nforriinir Hrmon lr th ntor. Snh-

it. "Th Holy hr'itian 'bunh" No (I'rman SunJay sn-bool. No herri- in the eveoinz. At 10:.' a. m. the pastor will preach. Chm at V2 f'clo k. Sumlay s Ik.oI at p. m.. Itev. i:il M. Stewart, supf-r-liitcu'letit-At T:l" p. in., setmou by l:-r. Jasper o. I(aith-ox f Washington. O. Miil'' by vrnln choir. GUrl Del Swh1JIi ;üaptn anl Kerr ats., Rer. c;r.ttfrifd olaon. Sunday cbol 9 a. m. Iii bio elans at 0:10. Service at 10 ::;. a ia and 7 p. m. EPISCOPAL. St. James Lafayette t.. north of Washington ar. Pnrlsli house. ?10 W. Colfax av. Right Rev. John Haren Wht:. D. D., hishop of the diocese of northern Indiana, rector. Rer. Ii. II. Wbltr. vicar. CATHOLIC. St. Patrirk' :;J7 S. Taylor St.. Rev. John I. DetJrcote. C. S. C.. pastor. Low masses at : and ;:( u. in. Low oiifcj and serrnou at 10:3h Baptism at 2 p. ni. Vespers at 2 :0 p. in. Sunda7 cßool at 3 ( p. in. Meeting of cuurcn ctieties nt 4 p. m. St. Iledvtlf o's rollshCor. Seott flLd Napier sts. Rer. Anthony Zubowl-z. C. S. V., pastoi. Low i..iss ct 7 :."4), 9 and 10 I. m. Sunday school at 2:30 p. m. Inediction at 2:30 p. m. tft. Stanislaus' Tolish 11." N. Lincoln it. Rev. Roman Marcluiak. pastor. Mass at 7:30, 3 aud 10 a. m. .t. Casimir' Tolish S21 S. Webster St. Low mass at 7 :ö0 n. 01. High muss at 10 a. ni. Vespers at 2 p. ui. St. Adalbert's TolUh Olive and Grace sts. Rev. John Kubackl. pastor. Dally mass at 3:15 p. m. Holy hour Wednesday eteniDg at 7:20. Sunday mass b and 10 a. m. St. Joseph7 Hit! st. and L.isnlle av.. Patrick J. Carroil. C. S. C, pastor. Low masses at 7 :3o and f a. m. ilig!i mas I at 10. Lieneuiction j p. m. St. Stephen's Hungarian Thomas and MePheraon sts. Itnv. Alexander Variaky. pastor. Mess at S :00 and 10:15 a. m. Sunday school at 2:00 p. m. benediction at 3:00 p. m. Saercsi lleirt Deljlan 1 126 W. Thomas t. Iter, t'barles V. Fischer, pastor. Maas at 7:00 aid I:30 a. m. Sunday school at 2:20 p. nt. Benediction at 3 p. m. Sacred Heart Notre Dame. Low mass at 0 a. in. Parish mass at S:30 a. in Vespers at 2 p. m. St. Mary's German 431 S. Taylor at.. Rev. J. M. Scherer, C. S. C, pastor. Mass et 7:30 and 10 a. rn. Sunday school at 2:30 p. m. PenedlctloT at 3 p. m. ASSOCIATED BIBLE STUDENTS. Trogress club h:!. MelvllJj bulldinj. 212 S Lafayette at. Sunday. 3 p. rn. Subject: ".lustiib ation." led by C. F. Jchnsou. .".:4." p. m. subjeet: "Watchfulness anl Praver as General Methods for Developing 'Good' led by C. R. Rhinehart. Pilßrlm lt. M. Rice will speak in above hall Thursday and Friday evcuins at 7:45 o'clock. TEMPLE BETH-EL. Jowish Temple Ceth-El iasalle sr. and Taylor st. N services until September. Watch 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. Testinuntal meeting on every Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock at Temple Reth-Ll. Sunday school for children and vounpr people up to the age of 20, Is fröm to 10:30. Residing rooms maintained by this rhurcb on the seventh Uoor of the J. M. S. building, are open every afternoon from 2 to 5 and on Saturday from 8 to 8. SALVATION ARMY. :i9 L Washington k7 Sunday services: Morning, county jail. 9:30; noon, Sunday school. 2:30 Kreninirs. gospel services 7:45. Capt. Nehemlah lirookes. offieir la charge. CHURCH OP GOD. - Services are held in Melville hall. 212 S. Lafayette st. Sunday school at Iii a. ni Mrs. L'liDii Kalisback, superintendent. Rible study ".v ill be held at 11 o'cIock Sunday morninir. There will be no services duriug the remainder of August but September 3 will be a ri'.Ily day for the Sunday -hool. GOSPEL MISSION. There will be eo. vices held each evening at the Gospel Mission. 42s K. Laaalle av. Good speakers are provided and the public ia cordially invited to attend. MISSIONS. Mf-nnonilf Hope .Vlisoion 407 S. William St.. will close during the camp meting whbh is held from Aug. 17 to An jr. -JO The meetluc will le held at Filler's grove, seven miles south of Klkhart. Rf)n Mission 43ti E. Lasalle ar. Rev. A. G- Schäfer, superintendent. Luther laine. manager. Work famished fre for unemployed. Meeting every vening at 7:13. City 115 K. Jefferson blvd. Ray A. Rird. superintendent. Sunday scoool at 3 p. m. Meetings every eight at 7:.'J0. Gospel wajron serrlce at 4:15 in Howard park. Street meeting on corner of Michigan and Jeeffrscn at 7 o'clock. Fvenlng service at 7 :.3 o'clock w ith old fashion songs. Supt Ray A. l'.ird will spea k. SPIRITUALIST. Th South Dead Progressive Spiritual society will noM services Sunday evening at 7:30 p. ru. In Red Men's hall. .".05 S. Michigan st. C. D. Iwx kridge. lecturer. Message service following the lecture. All are cordially invited. APOSTOLIC FAITH. 511 E. Jefferson blvd Regular meeting Sunday 10:15 and 7:30 o'clock. V. M. C A. Y. M. C. A. meetings will be held every Sunday afternoon, especially for men. la the auditorium of the boys' building. A special speaker will be secured for each Sunday and special music will b furnished. SOUTH BEND & MISHAWAKA MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION. Meets every Monday st 10 a. no. at th V. M. C. A. Resident aDd visiting ministers always welcome. President, T. J. Paraona; vice prt-sideot. L. M. Ldwards; secretary, W. H. Fresbley. , CLAY WORKERS ARE PICKETING PLANTS tf.kkk; haltk, ma., aur. Picketing hy tiking clay workers Friday caused suspension of work at the Vigo und American Clay plants of West Terre Haute where a strike was declared Thursday night. Two hundred men are out and only 17 reported for work at the American plant. Oilkersi of the union s.itd empke.s -.f the Vitrified IJrick t'o. and National Drain Tile Co. had joined the union and would le called it iinh s" -n iiirreeir.ent reached with the cuinpanics.

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MRS JOS EPH LIS E riASSHAMs FBPaHAHDs SAX FRANCISCO. Aug. 12. California claims to have the first woman to run for election to a federal omce. Mr .Josephine Marshall Ferdinand is the democrat candidate for congress to represent the fourth district.

Mrs. Fernand is- opposing the present incumbent of the office. Con- J

gressman Julius Kahn. NEWS OF INTEREST TO POLISH CITIZENS social i:vi:ts. The St. Bronisdawu society of the Catholic union of America will hold its meeting Sunday afternoon at '1 o'clock in the classroom of St. Hedwige school. The St. John 1I anelistic society branch, No. 05 of the Roman Catholic union of America, will hold its meeting Sunday afternoon at St. Adelbert' h hall. The meeting of St. Vincent de Paul society, No. 7'J, will bo held Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock in the St. Hedwige school building. The young girls of St. Helen's Wreath society will hold their meeting Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. The singing rehearsal of St. Hedwige choir will be held Tuesday evening at S o'clock at the St. Hedwige school building. The military band of '.. H. Falcons will hold their rehearsal Tuesday evening at 7:i'.0 o'clock at Z. It. hall. Tho St. Adelbert's society branch. No. 19o, of the polish Catholic union of America will hold its meeting Sunday afternoon at '1 o'clock at the regular idace of meeting. Tho exercises of the Falcons. Z. H., No. 1, will be held Monday evening at Z. H. hall. ii:atiis. John S7.czekalski. Jä years old, 2417 Monroe St.. died Friday morning at 11:40 o'clock at the Epworth hospital from heart prostration. He was born in Pcnpsyhania, Nov. '1T. lSOO and has been a resident of South Bend for several years. He is survived by his wife. Mary. The funeral will be held Monday mornir.fr at S o'clock at the St. Adelbert's church. Rev. John Kubacki officiating. Burial will be in St. Joseph cemetery. BIHTI1S. A ssn was born Friday to Mr. and Mrs. Stanislaus Hanczuze wski, bOJ Lincoln st. pi:itsoN.i s. Mrs. Stanlev ( ? rzeskiewicz and children. Alice and Henry. 4o4 S. Carlisle st., are leaving Sunday for Chicago, where they will spend a week with relatives. William Ciorka and daughter, Monica, 1909 Linden av.. will leave Sunday for Chicago to spend a Tew days with relatives and friends. Frank Maekowski returned to Chicago Friday following a business visit here. Miss Julia Drajus, 72 Robertson st.. will spend Sunday with friends at St. Joseph. Frank Suchowski of Gary is spending a couple of days with friends here. Miss Balblna Bartoszek. 4:12 S. Chapin st.. will leave Sunday to spend her two weeks' vacation in Chicago and other points. John Kwastowski of Laporte is here on business. Mrs. Anna Klosin.-ki. 11. S. Chestnut st., will leave Sunday for Chicago to spend a week with relatives. Joseph Swarczyk returned to j Michigan City Saturday following a few days' visit with friends. Walter Kowalski returned t NewMexico Friday following two months' isit here with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kowalski. 71: Monroe st. Bernard Markiewicz returned Chicago following a b'jMiiess i-;t here. Adelbert Luzny. son of Mr. and Mrs. Bruno I.uznv. II' V. Iiiion sr.. left Saturday f'r hlcao;o. where lie will spend a ek with h: aunt.

Mrs. V. Werner at 9 431 S. Michigan a Victor Brandykowski of Detroit is here on business. Mrs. Mary Bajer, 7 J." W. Jefferson blvd.. left Saturday morning for Logans-port on a business trip. William Przechocki arrived here from Ka"l Chicago for a couple of dajs' visit with friends. Mrs. Julia Kowalski and daughter, Victoria, 10:." W. Division st., Mr. and Mrs. N. Kowalski, will leave Sunday for Cicero,, 111. to attend the fun ral uf a relati e. Frank Sobkiewiez returned to Chicago after a few days visit with friends here. Martin Kosmalski of Indiana Harbor is spending a few days with friends here. George Roszczynski. W. Sample st.. has gone to spend a week with relatives' at Fort Wayne. M. A. Lasinski returned to Gary afiet a business L-it here. Miss Pelagia Gruszynski, pharmacist employed at Tomaszewski's drug store, will leave Monday for Thorpe. Wi.. where she will spend her two weeks' vacation with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. G ruszynski. Henry Zakowski returned to Indianapolis after a couple of days visit with friends here. Miss He'en Trzezik. Importe av., has returned from a week's viMt with relatives at Toledo. William Zwierski returned to Flint, Mich., after a week's stay here. Stephen !lenki of Stevenspoint is here visiting with friends. Theodore Peginski. Indiana av., left Friday for Jackson, where he will spend two weeks. Mrs. Josephine Jarkowicz left Friday for her home in South Chicago following a week's visit with relatives here. Walter Kucha rski. 111 W. Fisher st.. will spend Sunday with friends at Rolling Prairie. Stanley Adamski of Chicniro is

here on business. Stanislaus Szerwecki. Jackson sr.. returned to South Chicago after a few days' visit with friends here. URGES ATTENTION TO POLITICS OF NATION Will II. Hays Tells Republicans More Intcrot Should be Taken in Country. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Aug. 12. The crying need of the country in governmental affairs is more attention to politics, according to Will H. j Hays. republican state chairman. who addressed the county captains of the young republican movement at their conference here today. The conference was declared to have been highly successful by leaders. Hvery county in the state was represented by one or more persons. In his talk. Mr. Hays pleaded for i "the good citizens of this country to ' perform, a citizen's full duty in time of peace as they would a patriotic's duty in time of war." He urged them to take an interest in practical pontics. Referring to preparedness-. Mr. Hu declared that if the youths it home respond to the call to duty as did the soldiers now on the border "they will begin the correction the system that permits a criminal un pre pa redness." Jam- P. Goodrich, nominee for goernor. and D. W. Henlev state ? secretary, addressed the conference land ursred th captains to pive parIt.' iilar attention t organization work in t!i-ir counties. Do! ou ever hear of a plush coat s.tle in August . Watch for the Kcono.nv Departments' plush co.it salt. Ad v L

The August ' BLANKET SALE continues Monday opening the third week of money aving:to you.

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Announcement Monday, August 14th, we announce our advance showing of New Fall Suits New Fall Millinery The new fall apparel will interest you. There's distinctly an air of newness in the suits for the coming season, suits that have the style appeal. For the Girl Going Away to School Mothers selecting the wearing apparel for the daughter attending college shoul dinclude one of the practical Men's Wear Serge and Poplin Dresses "now on sale here. New models the Jumper Dress the Princess Dress- the Peter Thompson and manv other serviceable styles. New Fall Silks on Sale Monday See Monday night s paper for further announcement.

The Donmoyer Farm at the corner of Miami Street and Ewing Avenue has been platted in city lots and larger tracts. The lots with improvements paid range in price from $250 and up. These can be bought on easy payments with no taxes till 1918, and no interest until March 1 , 1917. Take Miami Street car south to the end of the line. For further information inquire of Farmers Securities Company or Charles Weidier Room 353 Farmers Trust Bldg. A representative always on the ground.

DR. J. B. MURPHY DIES SUDDENLY Famous Chicago Surgeon Passes Away at Michigan Lake Resort. MACKINAC ISLAND. Mich.. Aug. L. Dr. John B. Murphy of Chicago. one of the world's most renowned surgeon, died Friday suddenly at a hotel here while on an summer outing. An attack of heart disease was the immediate cause of death. Dr. Murphy had been in poor health for several months, and some had ascribed his condition to the poisoned soup partaken of at the banquet given to Archbishop Mundelein at the University club of Chicago, last winter. His wife was w-ith him at the time of death. The famous surgeon, who recently was knighted by Pcpe Renedict for his researches in surgery, was only öS years old. His pioneer surgery in cases of appendicitis, later in the treatment of other intestinal disorders and more recently in the serum neutralization of rheumatic and other joint troubles has made him known all over the world. MKDiCAii piom:i:k. CHICAGO. Aug. 11. President of the American Medical association in elected the same year to be president of the Clirical CongTess of Surgeons of America, John Benjamin Murphy had received the most distinguished honora that could be accorded a surgeon in this country. His operating clinic at the Mercy hospital in Chicago was a mecca for surgeons all over the world. He was born in Appleton. Wis., Dec. 21, 1837. Half column might be tilled with the titles and honors he gained. Dr. Murphy reached prominence in every branch of surgery, but he may be called the founder of the present system of intestinal surgery. It was the "Murphy button." a metal capsule for uniting severed intestines, that in the early nineties brought its inventor into prominence. In in "Chicago. Dr. Murphy showed Dr. Franklin H. Martin, an intimate friend, a netal ball about the s!ze of an Enelish walnut. "There." said Dr. Murphy, "is the thing that is going to revolutionize intestinal surgery. I've tried it on twenty dogs with perfect success." "You would not try it on a human being, would you?" asked Dr. Martin. "First chance I get." said Murphy, emphatically. In 1&$2 in New York city the opportunity came. The patient was a man suffering w.th ganr-ne of tLe intestine whose death otherwise

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L u Vs! SOU ct uld not have been deferred many days. After the patient was made ready. Dr. Murphy stepped forward and in twenty seconds snapped the button in place. The patient made a perfect recovery. Of recent years. Dr. Murphy was best known in joint surgery. He was a pioneer in operations to:- appendicitis and was the lirst man to make an artificial joint out ot natural tissues. He was one of the lirst to transplant bone in one body or from one body to another. He was first to excise portions of the lung. COLORED EVANGELIST CONVERTS PRISONERS K VANS VILLI', Ind., Aug. 1.' The inmates of the "bull pen" of the Yanderburg county jail have been converted by a Negro evangelist, 'ivins? the name of William Dennett. Dennett was arrested Aug. 1, for disorderly conduct and began work .it his chosen profession soon alter reaching the jail. White and black alike have fallen under the spell of this message and the meetings were closed Tnursday nii;ht when there was no more material upon which to work. Hennett has a perfect scriptural batting average. The meetings will be begun again when some more repentent material arrives. Dennett is a circuit rider of Kentucky. Petty thieves, women of the streets and habitual agrants hawgiven him their solemn promise that they will mend their ways and jro to church regularly as soon as they are released. RANSDELL ATTACKS HUGHES FOR SPEECH WASHINGTON. Aug. 11' Statements of Charles I'.. Hughes, in hiwestern campaign speeches criticizing democratic methods of alloting rivers and harbors appropriations stirred up a brief political debut in the senate Friday. Sen. Ransdell. a democratic leadSen. Itansdall. a democratic of the committee which handles su h legislation quoted Mr. Hughes' assertion at Fargo that no expert examination had been made to dter:nine the need of appropriations and continued : "Mr. Hushes must know the fa- t.--when he makes a statement of this kind and any one who knows the facts must know that no kind of an appropriation is considered until it is passed on by a competent board of army engineers." Sen. SirU'O., republican, denied this. cni siii:i) to m: vtii. T II Uli K HAFTE. Aug. 1 ;r.i Lansford. an employe of the Wabash min w as crushed to e;ith Friday beneath a min ar when he f,I from another ar. He was ' .", w-urs old and is sarviw.l ,y a wi.lo.v and three children.

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Co, on HYim:.vTi: alijanc i;s. We condemn all alliances and combinations of individuals m this country, of whutewr nationality or descent. wh ar--and conspire tofth'-r for tbpurpose of embarrassing or weakening our gow-rnmcnt. ..i of improperly influencing or oicninc our public representatives in dealing with any foreign power. We charge th..: such conspiracies amontr a limited number exist, and haw- 1 cn instigated for the p.irpos.advancing the intertts of foreign countries to thrt pieja.iu and detrinont of our country. We condemn any paity u h.' ii. i- View of the .icfr.ity of s,i(h conspirators, surrenders its integrity or tnodibrs i's polby. Kroni 'li m'HTHtii' pl.ttform adopted by ,t. Louis convention. ".t.-h for th" Iv onoiay Pep.iitmcnls" wonderful piuj o.,t -.,,. Advt. Through the gow-rnn;et.t 'f'.oit ,i million aires of .lesit larei h.twbeen transformed into frjitf'ii farirn tilled by L'Jo.o tamilif-s. PATENT'S And Trade Marks Obtained In all Countries. Advice Fre. Ji:o. J. OLTSC1I, Registered Talent Att. 7! 1-712 Studebaker bldg.. Eouti licnd. InJL MAX ADLER COMPANY World's Best Clothes Oor. Midi, and Wtuh. St. f7 STYLC ZHC Ii WCMX Pi; IAL WAUTY mi:vn AND L.DII' .vi,- IHM; ;;i: Chapin Home Dept. Store 1S s. hapin St.. Il"ri'a V TotJi, lnq. EXTRA SPECIAL Kirk's Flake White Lwiintiry Soap, cake 4c. CHAS. B. SAX & CO.

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