South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 288, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 14 October 1916 — Page 2

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y METHODIST. rir N. M!a U Iter. Uearj I It1. pattor. Cia tnfeuoy 8:W; Saafltj l;.7) Ja tv.e auditorium. J. V- -'l.itiis. tci'.rriutnil'nt. IF;i.- v ..r tit; .it 1:' a. rn. rod 7..".0 ;.. m. Im t..- Ir. DuYl" ti o;ak !irlot. !.. Freud ef Kir-." l.pw rth l t j- :it '.:!.. p. in.. ati)wt: "Mllnr.s Atii'.r:- the Wii1! -f ln.Il.." fanl.irl Fearer. T!. j-a-tur' tL-'n fcr ti! tvculn': "S.l'.moB' CLubr." J'm!1mw1i.j is t!.' r.iMl'-.iI Ir'Kraru f.r t' !iv, un''er tbe !ir.tin f i: I. I.l. r.I. it. A. M : M.-n.irj..' : Prelude ia I by I i v 1 1 : pr -n.ii hj-ni-i. "Sr Ati.tri.niii'" 77 b.v It p'-iti ; snttiera. "Flft Your v Ilan- :! ; n-rt'TJ, 'H-fi!")n Tri-t"" fy 'r-ha!Wovkv : p-.-tlnde In It tl-it ''J" Farmer. Kv-dIm: I're'u.le In A flat by N-iby; .r-. vsional byrr.n. "t. Äthan inV-TT br ll---Vbn; anthem. "Ap.'-f.ir 'Ihf.ii Llsrbt I i vi t. y M.irrin; .fTTt.r . "Mvlir y vv ly ; 't1 de. In It tt.it by T.Urr.an. Frnjcr mtlnr iixtial Vdnei l.!T evening at 7::.i o'li xk, 1 1 ty ti- p.i.-tr. St. ror Memorial Coirax n3 Importe au. Itv. Jatii- I. Gar.liner, D. D-. paator. funday aLod at 0.30 a. m., Liuy A. Fl;, aupwlntendcnt. At Kcl." h. r;i. the iiii'ltr trill pre-vn n "Wnit Is ";rit j: u it y V t-lnir tbe .r.ri.l Sun-lay rimmlne M-rmon in a ri-H of f..-jr" s r-:i..:.-t u "Vit.il (Jib-S-tiorm .f "i.rl.tim Filth" At ':' em t! FpA Ttli b'.lZUO will be IM by :r. M. F-ale. At 7:.".o p. in. I.' Gardiner uiU jr- i' li m "Ib-w Shall W v A'iint for .lenti. Christ';" Tb' sfrr.u.n "will bo follow-! I'.v nioti'm i--Tiirs t "Th Llf' of Christ" r 'Troiii Maneer to tL Crnxs" Iarts 1 nnl Nxt Siin-iav r ti I n part .'1 arv! 4 f Ihl- jrrrat triju tin will !. rn-'ntf"l. On M'-i.'l.iy 'riltic ari ;i'!ilro .n I n ! -1Uand I'll!. lie Health" will . ivn !.'.v Ir. I'hirk-s r.-i'"iry lllaotratod !.y nif.tlon pi'-t:rr furnih;-'l by the luJlana itato l'.arl of health. Cra-Cor. !. nrbl;im anfl Tatt t. Frnnlc K. PonKhertT. i!stor. Clifn rnetin' S:l.". I N. I iosifr. h-nl. r. Sunday h""l 'J M a. lü.. John A- ityers. su-;-rintfni1'nt Annu il H illy ilay trrv !. Sf i il l-ri'sraiir. I'ra hinr at 1':." a. in. Tf!i : ''Th ;! Min' f th Chnr' h " i:pui.rt!i l'Tipu' :t j' m. Sn!Jf-t: '.Mission AmoMfcT th Wunu-n of Iii'lla. ' 1I liv .Mis Mliuii Kins l'ra'-hinir :it 7 MO p. m. .Moji-1 iy at 7 :':) Sumlay h. 1 l.. ir-I. WV.n-il ay at 7:'" p. ni. prayT sorio. Crilay v'nliiir. Mrn's l :.ii;p unini.il oiitiiitf " at tl." .tiiitry i.m of William K 11 n kn r's. Th aiitorr: of i il will Iavo th hurf-h promptly nt 7:''J) o'; i- k. l'vt ry nit mU-r of th Jasu-. rvf-ry man in th' hurh v,ry man affitiatril in any way with tUrhvirrh ari'l ev ry ln;,n in t lie 'oin:niii:ity vho n..t a nifinhT of mm. Kur h xh..ii 1 p- on thi- oufinir. Tin-r.' will .hnity 'f autt'H tf t.i k all who want to V I.a-t y nr w hal "J" tiH'li V want to takt? 4 this tirn1. Iowfl1 llncnta M'ntr and Franzi ts c;ny II. Ilia- L. paitor. Sünday hool 4.r. U. II. MoffH. upprlntendent. ilornIns xerxicr 10:i a. m. Th pastor will proarh on Ir'"nal Appr- iation of th" Chnn-h." I.pw.irth lt'airn at ii :.".() p. m.. William Irr. It - i.i-r. t- Kvt nln - rvif- atT JH). Htri:nni thm": ".".rot horhoxj, I'a!'' n rn f Truf" The mal- jnart.-t will furnish iioisl" ffr th m.rninc n rvi. s nii'l th ! M.iit--t "vv i 1 1 vinu' in th rcnii:. M'-lwul MHi'i's W'lri-j lay cvt-nii::: at 7 ::.. IrloJtT Taln nn l V.nar ars . Ref. MHvIn C H int, rr. Hil.'p .fctvl at .." Clifton Philips. m.ririf omirnt. Mornini: wa.r.-tiip nt l'MV S rmi by ttic pastor on. "Th.- Sin of I n lTVrcl l'rar r." SjM'cial riml.-. Tht- l vuti.n al m'tinr of th l'w.rth h-a'if will t h-ld at t) :."(. livan'ciistl'- s. rvi. - at 7:". S.Tinon : "Tb' Challo?. of Trotihhv" Th I'Lurni -hoir will rin. Juni.r U'.uru U'dnrs.I.iy at ." :". j. in. Mr. V. I .. I siip-riiif-n.U lit. :i -Ut'l !' a plou.liil vrj of t-.i hf rs. Tlx- hur.-h Iriy-f hour WrdntHday fvcniu at 7:1". A !p''ial tn w-k' stiiiiy on t! "M.-aniiitr of rrijcr" will t.o -tart-I at this intin?. Hirry l os-'i-k'n Nook on that nM''t "will l' tu l I tlx )ai of tin- utti'lr. I'lan t' c-t tin- full ri. ( posiMv It will mal j'Mir l'iirtvtiaa IwV ri- h-r. rpwoil'i MrniirUl CT. Lincoln way W and Olive M A. Hunter Keniu, pastor. Sunday . hool at 'J:''J (JU-n 1 iiiiu'v. superlttTui'nt. RUfr rfcii M. r.- S. Frvonth Jt.. Kt. J. A. Lord, pastor Sunday .'!. ...I I:.".i. l'ublic wur!ilp at l':PJ a. m. and 7 :Z ) p. in. Stull Memoria! "Mlrliiin in' Vir tori1 at.". I.cv. Kat)t. pmtor. Sunday -hool t 9:C a in., A. Kattcrhtinriiü. Biij'erIn'ntlf nt. M rr.in,' tliPiuc: "i(I :ind I'-om-k,-.." i:,i!iti-: -n,.' rant.:.- of tin T.:i'nt" N'iit lh ii.t-rvfi:ir and profitaM Ilpworth Irat-'iio htvI, ox at p. m. A tordial wilioir.c to all at flrmuo T.af.iyett TVnyn t.. r.rv. II. S. .MIlhT, p-r.t'r. Sunday school iS a m.. John KoHi. Miperii)tPtol"nt. Prea-'hlnif 10:30 n. m. iuJ 7:'" p. ni. Hp. worth 1oru 7 p. m. Trajcr uurtics "Wedu'-d.iy 7:43 p. rn. Vilryan SimpT ff. nd f.irltfi nr.. T.tr. Walter C. Morris. pitT. Mam In if TTir r:C0. üvenintr s'rvl -e 7 Sunday Rohool 1 :Z0 a. m.. Adam MoK-tt. suterlatendrnt. l'rajcr nuctln WrdnesOsy ercninf. 7:30. FREE METHODIST. Fr Mrth1ial rnnsylvir.ii ar. anl F.Uih st. C. N'. Faulk, pastor. Sunday L'.ol 9. 20 a. m. Mi.-t t'lara St'iart. il'rlutondat. l'rrafhliiff 8ervt-'8 at 1.3J a in. and 7:13 p. ru. Klr Irk ITff MfthodUt Toui--tenth and Vine sts. F S. Jennlng. p.sUr. Suuday ? 10 a. tu , L. F. Wolf-.. 'jpTintondent. 'AFRICAN M. E. Zlon A. M. K. For. S. Sarnuf!. patar. FraoLiiifc: 10:iö a. in. roi I:C p. u. Olir Jt. F.. Sorvi-e. aro hold at the II. tf '. tall. It's N. st-, Sunday Si J t. 21. PRESBYTERIAN. Flrt Cor. Wajhlncton av. and Iafay. ettf at. lv. ChurP. A. Flpplnootr. i. l.. minister. Mi! t harltte M. Fkrtrid,:. a:a:ant to ininitor. M 'rnir.- i'i:ij-t : "Tl.f Va'.i: of a Furp-.- That KallM." Ma!.:.l and prai." frl. in th fvrnln with hrt ioi.tr.-. Ii v th' ri iaStt-r on ''II:- ArW la tl,. Ho;!-..:" FiV'.o .-h.Hd at '.: a. ia. M. u's l. -How t.l: i li:! at .:"' a. in. ,li:i'.i r I'm 1 iti-r t. n l-ty ;it .". a p. m. Yonn lYoj ! o it v at t".:.'.o p. rv Miiw.k ::.ttii;4 f.T F..hh tndy. pr.iyr auJ ni.fcrcn-v. W d n- lay at 7.: p. in. Trinity Cor. Colfax it. and SL Iter it.. llev. Jtiiia S. Furr". pastor Fdtde t.Lovl 'J.'J'), Cta firs Wagucr. su;orlaten lnt. 3Iorni:.c worship at lo:i." wit!i i'rmn f )T t:.' j!:!.i r ar.d ,ri..ja f r tVa oniorü. s-rr!M'ti theiii: ht i 1. to 1'rajrr " 'rnrauinty s. ial UHatioi in tl' uftt-rnoon. AU t :.- wh ar' to make t! Visits a rto ha t at tl;e hnreh at p. ta. f.-r I i : ti -ii - aiid prayer. Yvunf l e -pie's Chrit:au F:i!o.or At ':" p. n- f. 'Iow.d at 7 :." by the eveniüC rK. Th.-rn.' f.o t! :,-it-C sermon: "I ." ;1 r?" ofvi-r ;ooe's party nt t!.e chi.r. !i Tu-sday er.lr.. MtdevW s.-rvi.-e at 7 :'') W.-.l-Iieda H'ulli,' f.-ll.-we l by the l.-dr J TU' dice vTefHiuln'Ur ReT. IF r. Ilostetter. raste r. Sunday h-t :3) . m ; J. P. Fnimon. superinten-b-nt. Public worfhlp at lo:t." a. in. hu I 7;."- p in. Moral!. Co:-.e: "l:..- r!,i:.-l;. the la.dy f Christ." i:enti..' tl. !.!: 'Kitw:;r.l Form and T.':" Keii.-1-n " Jnrl-.r 1".. t J im-L. I i. t-r 1 1 lie '. I ". at .:. r C. V. al .:.'.o. ;'.:. t: pnbli ;;.-!: .-.id 1 1 t - 'i'tUif.- it " Pravt-r t'.ii- N . .1 ti-d t y tit 7 :'.' p. iu Sii).e-!: ialiliaiis . ,M.--t:i;j -f S:mi) Kch"ol o(T.-rrs Jhd tta' her Tue-Jay otaii.. t 7i-o.

at th Ifop rhp-I ir ?nl naytnn at. Cmjtp William AJilion, It. t)., mtnliter. Ulhlt a.-Lool 9i0. Carl Ullery. aupcriaindTjt. Clannps for all attendicta. Adulta uic the lnternatiorial le aeon ; all rlaasea from Junior down th fTadd ayatern. (Vraiit'tcnt ta-her are provided. HungarianCorner W'iiLl...tOQ t. and CLrry at.. I!r It Itertok. pastor. .Morning piit.lif worship at with erriiou ,y th inliii-"ter UJ-on "Th I.lfo vt.ry -f Jofph." Story nermon for th? MldrMi. "The ;rat Ston Faoc-." Junior Christian Fndeivor at :.:.'50, "Uuth, th Faithful laiu'ht-r" Committees appoint 1 at thrr morulnx K-rrl. will müke oil every-rnmler ial visitation het'lnriinc at - o" lo k. Senior Knie?iTor at ; .V. top.-: "I'ljMt.- spirit and How to lilttvatr It." FveuiUif worship with varif llsti-- w-rnion ly the mlnUter at 7 : . tli-!ii. "Thr Story of thr Wedding "iariiKiit " Midwk me-tin eah Weln'fdjy evenlus at 7 -"VI. Th meetlnir thl wek will ! of speHal nature: after 'JO minutes' prayer and none pervlre, a f hun-h refption will he held for purely ?ool-fellowshl j purpose. The pn-scne every im-mber l- highly desirable. BAPTIST. FIrat Ma!n and Wayn? ata.. Iter. Ctarlee A. Decker. Preacblne at 10:10 a. ru. Krenin? servire 7:,V). l'.ill sfh'i.il at rJ:UK W. K. Studebaker. superlCenJeut. Qalnrv Qnlney and Elaine ai. Rer. T. J. 1'araoQB. pastor. Sunday school 10 :Ta a. m. John W. Rendall. anrln tendent. Mornins worship 10:fiO It. Y. V. V. 6:43. Fvenlny ervlc 7 "50. I'ev. f'orse i:. Fnterllne will preach hoth morning aii(l erenlmr. Morninsr yubit: "Ke-pln?r the Tempi.- Clean." I'venlnjr sulje't: "Human Failures." Midweek prayer servkti W-Mnesday ev uing. Mr nt Zlon Ilaptlat 113 N. Blrdflell at. ReT. C. C. Caster. D. D., pastor. Freulnr ervice. 710. Prayer metlnff Tauraday S p. in. Firat Swedish Cor. Laurel ?nd Kapler ta. Service 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. CHRISTIAN. rirat Main t.. south of public library, Kev. John M. Alexander, paator. Moniini Itible Kchoci 0:30. Prof. It. C Imel. uperlntenlent. t'ur teachers are tralnetl. lesions jrruded and elases for :M ages. Morninjr worship at 10:40. Sernioa by the pastor. Subjert: "ltelljrion tnlistensable in Solving World Problems." This is the oon ludlhi: nermori of the series on the j Furopean war. livening services at 7:.'U). ,Spei.il music? by the thorns choir both ' morning and ev'nlntr. Senior Christian Fndeavor at f.:.;o. Topi.-: "publb Spirit and How to 'ultivate It." Prayer ani prah ervle Wednesday evening trt 7 :.".0. Linden Avenue Chorrh of ChrlatLlnden av. and Carlisle st. Edward Caatl. pastor. Prescninp 10:45 a. in. and 7:30 p. rn. Sunday school 9:3) a. m. C. E. at 8:4.1 p. m. Prayer xnettlne Wednesday at 7:45 p. m. Indians A venae Indiana and Witwer a vs. Kev. l. F. Cohee. pastor; residence. 1713 Witwer av. Phone i-jtv; Fell. Cnurcn s -hocl 9:30 a. m. Fred 11. Wilson, superintendent. Morning servbes at 10:30 a. m. Sermon th'ine: "Sin. Its Nature and Punishment." Christian Fndeavor at :30 p. m lAeninc: gervices at 7 :30. Sermon them: "The Atmosphere the Soul Carries." Prayer meeting Wednesday .at 7 ' c p. in. EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION rirai Fafayette and Monroe ata.. W. II. Freshley, pastor. Sunday school at 930 a. in., (.Jeorgo J. Lonp. auperlutend eui. Combination service at 10:30. Tho pastor will speak on: "If I Wer a Layman." V. 1. A. at o:."ai. "l-uldi? Spirit ;;iul How to Cultivate It." led by "morality and sobriety" committee. Kev. C F. F.yrer of the M. P.. euurch will spo.ik on "Io..I Citizenship." Kvrnlnff (.'(spei service in charRe of pastor, l'ray r meeting Thurslay at 7:13- The teacl'tTs training elas will meet for organization and assienraent of lessons at . !o,- ..f jiraver rn. -tinir. The brother-h.-o-l will iu-et Friday nlg-ht. Grace Lincoln nay W. and Drlck ar. Rev. Daniel l. Speicher, minister. Sunday school a t 0 :?-o a. iu.. Cieorge W. Dfno, mperlntiudent. Atornlnj wcrihlp dl 1 sermon 10:30 a. m This Is the mnual rally day. Si l 1 at '.':.' a. nr. Ueore W. siii'vrhiU ial. i:t. Kev. W. II. pastor of th- First church will Sunday Fevlne, Freshly, address the i linnl ti th topic: ' pTo:i Sunday School und Kljr. Pr.llow to titt It." M-.rnh.u worship at 10:30. Sermon t Kev. F. S. Fisher, a former pastor of Mizpah hurc!i. Jubilee service of the Voting People's alliance at G:4." p. m., add i --; by Mis- Fessle M. Uheinhart and Kev. I. SpangbT. F.vening service ar 7 :'. Sermon by Rev. 1. Spanvrler of tli. First F.vdnceliciil ehureh. Mishawaka. Siit'Ji rt: "Latent Fori t s. Help to make the day a success by attending fach -irvi.e. Hour of prayer and teachers' no-etin Wednesday at 7:30 p. in. Mifpii Mam nti'l Monroe sts. Rer. Piniol A. Kaley, pastor. Sunday school ui 0:30 a. m. Ilrnmet Jester, superln ttndeut. Sermon at 10:30 a. m. Auten Cbuptl Sunday school 10:00 a. nv. Mrs. John Auten. superintendent, ('lass meeting 11: si a. ni. Zlon's Enjell(aJ Cor. F. Wavne and St. Peter us. Rev. Martin Goffeney, pastor. t. Peter's .ermun 41." W. Lasalle rv.. Rev. Hu? Weichelt. pastor. Sunday liool at 1 :l a. m. SWEDISH EVANGELICAL MISSION CHURCH. Swedish Evangelical Cr. Scott and Orchard sts. Sunday school at 9:30 a. hi.. August Anderson, superluteudeut. BRETHREN. Flr nrethren rnarel 1211 MichIran at.. Re. A- E. Thora, aator. Sunday i'-hool 9:30 a. m.. Hartley Firestone. uperintendent. Morning servtce 10:30. Christian Fndeavor 0:30 p. tu. venlnj servb e :30. I irt Church of Drethren Indiana av. and Miami st. Rev. T. L. t-eorge. pastor. Suniay school at 9:30. Charles Yoder, auperlntcr.dent. Gospel sermons at 10:3J and 7:b. Christian Workers" meeting at 1:30. Mr. Kalter nlli lead. Fn.leavors meet at the same l.onr. Prayer im-eting at the church Wednesday eveulng: Miss Ieter Parks will lea l. This meetitg is being arranged more especially for the young people of the r.iigrt'gatbn and a sp lal invitation is riven to all to be present. "o..,l -ingre:ati-ual singing at all services. Second Chorrh of the llrHhren Cn shlug anl Van F.ureu 5t- Rev. J. CI. Urnter, pastor. Sunday a- hool at 9:30 a. ra, G. A. Sense man. superintendent- Morning service 10 :Z0. Conference 3Ie. aorlal 00? S. SL Jc-sepa et. Rev. G. F. Ryer. ptor. SuDday r-haul at 1 :30 a. ia- C. K. Wilson, au- ; latendenL ; ''.as-es for all. This i the annual I Rally day X-r the schol. A unique pro;r.in has been prepared. Lvery meiu- , t--r f the m tool is expvted to be present and to bring a friend with them. Tti ji'Teriri.: will t for th coal fund. A 'special aermon by the pastor on Sunday . hool work at the morning worship I lo ur. livening service nt 7:30. 'The Tos I of Christ." ChrMIan Fnde.ivor at 6:30. I Sut-ii-i t : "t;o.d Citizenship." Il by (. F WjNon. Prajer service Wednesday .ehlhg. '.el by MUs Ada Fisher The nrviri--- c--niraision will meet Sun-lay at :;a) p. ta. LUTHERAN. Holy Trinity F.vnng-elie! Sherman av. aid l.'.inlvy t. Kev. Albert II Kei k. I-a-tor Sunday school !:1.1 a. m. F'l;:r.l M.tt. superintendent. ".. s f.-r all ages. Men's Rible das t i lt i t b the p.is:.r Subject: "Alrnham ati-l bi,i.-." t'huf servicv with seri..i ti l the ptst-T at lo;;.o a. rn SubJo. t : "The t,'i::!drl-Ccnt nnial of the Re-Xuri-atiiL'' Lvt-ry i-CLL-Uer ia urt-U tu

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MFC i t present to hear this suMeet discussed. Vesrx-rs with Kermon at 7: p. m. Subjc t: "The Poor in MilrlL" The Indies' Aid six lety w:: hold an all-day sew lnc meeting on Wednesday at the home of Mrs. William Matthews, S13 Sherman av. The monthly meftin? of the Women's Missionary society will be held Wednesday evening at the home of .Mr?. Hans Andersen. WJ Importe av. Choir rehearaal on Thursday evening at the church. Cab bet'cal lctrtictlon on Saturday at 10:0m a. iu. bt. Faul'a li trie in Latheren, JefTertm and William ats. Rev. IL Holle, pastor. CJerman aervic at 10:30 a. rn. Sunday school, both Fngllsh and ("nnan, at 9:30. Knirlish servie on tlie aeeond and fourth Sundays of the tnonth at . :.'M. Sermon subject: "The Sabbath of the NVn TestanujiL" Funer.il service for .Mr. John Haase at 2:45 at the church. Walther league monthly business ruct-t-ing Tuesday at S:U0 p. m. Glorh 1)! .Swedish Chapin and Kerr ata.. Rer. Gottfried Olson. Sunday school 9 a. m. Illble claas at 9:lo. Service at 10:30 a. tn. and 7:30 p. m. Monday eveoine male chorus practice. Tuesday evening meeting of the Fuildlng 8oicty. Mr. and Mrs. Ilaniel V. Rer? and Mr. and Mrs. Nels F. Fenson will entert:iin. The program will include an address ki "The Lutheran Reformation." Thursday evening; Luther league meeting. Committer ; Mb Flien Carlson. Miss Myrtle So.Ierberg. nnd Kb-bard IVtere'on. Saturday at lOiUO a. in. contirmatlon school. EPISCOPAL. 8. Jaanea' Lafayette at , north f Washington t. Pariah house, 310 W. Colfai ar. Right Rer. John Haien White, D. D.. bishop of the diocese of northern Indiana, rector. Rev. II. R. White, vicar. 7:30. noly communion; 9:13, church school; 11:00. morning prayer and sermon; ti:3o. young people's meeting. Sermon by the vicar. Subject: "The Profession of Faith." Leader at young people's meeting. Rlrdsell Pace; speaker. Arthur May; subject, "Missionary Work." CATHOLIC. St. Stepben'a Hungarian Thomas and McPLeraon "ts. Rev. Alexander Varlaky. paator. Maaa at 8:00 and 10:15 a. m. fcunday school at 2:00 p. m. lienedlctlon at 3:00 p. m. Preaching at 11:00 a. m. St. Patrlek'a 307 S. Taylor at. Rer. JoLn F. DeGroote. C. S. C, pastor. Ixw masaea at 6:00 and 9:00 a. m. Low ra-ti and aermon at 10:30. Baptism at I p. m. Veapera at 3:30 p. m. Sunday school at 3:00 p. m. Meeting of church societies at 4 p. a. Sc, Iledwlgea rollah Cor. ffcott and N'ader sts. Rev. Anthony Zubowlcs, C. 8. , paste:. Low uass at 7:30, 9 and 10 s m. Sur.dav school at 2:30 p. m. Benedrtloo at 2:30 p. rest. SUnlalaua' ro2lab (15 N. Lincoln st Rev. Roman Marclnlak, paator. Mass at 7:30. 9 and 10 a. tn. St. tWnilr'a P.li.h 821 8. Webatar iL Low mass at 7 .ZD a. m. High mass at 10 a. ni. Vespers at 2 d. m. St. Adelberfa Polish Olive nnd Grace sts. Rev. John Kubackl. pastor. Dally mass at 3:15 p. tn. Holy hour Wednesday evening at 7:30. Sunday mass 8 and 10 a. m. St. Joseph mil st. and ?as.ille ar.. Patrick J. CarrciJ, C. S. C, yaator. Low masses at 7:30 and 0 a. m. High mass at 10.- Benediction 3 p. m. fcaxrou Heart BHlan H2G W. Thomas st. Iter. Charles V. Fischer, pastor. Mass at 7:00 end 9:30 a. m. Sunday school at 2:30 p. m. Benediction at 3 p. m. Sacred Heart Notre Dame. Low Mass at 0:00 a- m. Students' mass at S:u0 a. m. Parish mass at 10:13 a. in. Vespers at 2:00 p. in. St. Mary's German 131 S. Taylor at.. Iter. J. M. Scherer, C. S. C. pastor. Mass at 7:30 and 10 a. m. Sunday school at 2:30 p. m. Benediction at 3 p. m. ASSOCIATED BIBLE STUDENTS. Trogress club hi.::. Metritis building. C12 S. Lafayette it. Snndayv 3 p. m. TEMPLE BETH-EL. Jewish Templs Beth-El i-asalle ar. and Taylor st. Servi--s at ll:O0 a. m. Suhjoet of sermon: "Columbus The Instrument of God." lU'litriou school: 9X)-11:00. SCIENTIST. Main and Madison sts. Sunday services during the erection of the new church will be held nt the Lasalle theater st 11 . m. Testimonial meeting on every Wednesday evenlntr at S o'clock nt the. Progress dub rooms. Melville building. 212 S. Lafayette st-, Sunday school fur I children and .Ming" people up to the age 'of ITO. is from 1:4Ö to 10:30 Reading I rooms maintained by this church on the seventh floor of tne j- m. s. buiidini?, are oien every afternoon from 2 to o and on Saturday fron 6 to 8. SALVATION ARMY. 110 F. Washington ar. Sunday services : Morulng. eounty Jail. 9:3o; noon. I Sunday school. 2:20. Kvenlngs. gospel erv lce. :4o. C apt. renemian 15 rook es, oflk'tr in charge. CHURCH OP GOD. Services are held In MelTllle hall. 212 ß. Lafayette st. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Mrs. Emma Ralisback, superintendent. Bible study at 11:00 a. m.. 1M by MN.s Fvetyn K. Harsch. Berean mtvting on Wednesday evening at the homy of Miss Harsch, 325 W. Mar4oa st. GOSPEL MISSION. There will be aerrirei held each evening at the Gospel Mission, 428 E. Lasalle ar. Good speakers are provided aud the public is cordially invited to attend. SPIRITUALIST. The South Rend Progressive Spiritual rocb tv will boh! serves Sunday evening at 7:30 in Red Men's tall. :uG S. Michigan t. C. D. Lockrldge. lecturer. Mr. Lockrldge will give tests following the lecture. MISSIONS. Mennonlte Hope Mission 407 S. Wll11am st. Sunday school 2:30 p. m. Preaching at 3:30 and 7 :3( p. m. Revival services commence next Monday night; evangelist. C. II. Nyehart. Come and hear him preach the old-time religion. Mary Xunemaker In charge. Reseoo Mission 430 E. Lasalle ar. Rer. A. G. Schafer, superln tend tut. Luther Lane, manager. Work furnished fren fi unemployed. Meettci every vcnlag Pt 7:43. City 115 E. Jefferson bird. Ray A. Bird, superintendent. Sunday school at 3 p. m. Meetings everv night at 7:30. Sunday shool ..t 3 o'clock with classes for all. Bible class at 4 o'clock. In th-' book of Genesr Street meeting at 7 o'clock, corner Mbh'gan and Jefferson streets, livening servi.-e at 7:30 with half hour of rousing fong service. APOSTOLIC FAITH. 513 F. Jefferson blvd. Regular meetlag Sunday 10:43 and 7:30 o'clock. Y. M. C A. Y. M. C. A. meetings will be held every FcDilay afternoon, especially for men. Is the auditorium of the boja' building. A special speaker will be secured for each Sundaj tuvl sreclal nuslc will b furnished. Y. Y. C. A. Veper service at the Young Women's Chrtstiau association ou Sunday afternoou at ::. The addnvs will be civen by the Kev. Guy Black and the Bustn Women's ltlbb class wl'.l act as hotessoN. Tea will be served during the tuxial hour following the .service. All women and girls are cordially invited. The building is open from 3 to 7 p. ni. on Sundays. thi: I'ltopiii; coukni:. " Professor, I want to take up international law. What course of study would you recommend?" Constant target practice."

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.MKTHOmsT. Portafe Chapel Her. Clfinde Yonn?. pastor. Sunday sehool at 10 a. m.. Mra. William Kleer, superintendent. 51L Pleant Rer. Claude Young, pj-- ! tor. Sunday school at 11 m.. Merle i Stemm, supertntenuent. Mbnmn Chapel Rev. Clande Young, pastor. Sunday school nt 0 ::) a. m , u. li Mllliken, superintendent. I'BKSUVTKKI.tX. Cmmstown Chnreh Dt. Thompson, saf ei Intended t. Sunday school 2 p. m. "reacbiefcr service 3 p. m. Ksrkhlll 1'i.ion Sumption Prairie road, ane-quarter mile west of Ollv? st. Bible school at 2:30 n. m.. Owen Whtteman. superintendent; International lessoui. I. j dick Rev. C. F- Ilaney, paator. Sunday acliool 10 5. m, William Trumble. superintendent. Morn ins worship nt 11 o'clock. Snbjet: "The Lord's Prayer." The first f the series will be given. EVANGELICAL. Cottare Hill Union Rev. C L. Ilaney pastor. Sunday school at 2:30 p. in., Mrs. Uedding, suy? rintendent. Cottage 1 1 HI Sunday school at 2:30 p. m. Preaching 3 :30 p. m. DESPITE HATR Rev. John Cavanaugh Delivers Interesting Sermon Relative to Columbus Day. "The Spirit of the Founders" was the title of the sermon of Very Kev. John Cavanaugh, president at Notre Dame, Friday when Columbus day and Founders day were jointly celebrated. Fr. Cavanaugh' took his ioxt from St. Matthew. "Going therefore and teach all nations." Dr. Cavanaugh said in part: "Theologians say there are four marks or characteristics of the true church. It is one, that is to say, it is made up of all the faithful baptized with the name baptism, believing the same truths, receiving the Käme sacraments, observing the same law. It is holy in its founder, its doctrines, its discipline and its operations in the souls of men. It is Catholic, that is to say it is as wide as the world and as broad as humanity. It is apostolic in that it is the church the apostles themselves disseminated over the world and it ia governed by the successors of the apostles. "Hut there is another characteristic of the church as distinct and almost as universal in time and place as any of these. No other institution ever inspired at the same time such intense hatred and such heroic love. The persecution of the church began with the massacre of the holy innocents for the sake of the new born Christ and It has continued until the present day, but the church has risen above all its persecutions, and had developed the missionary spirit, more than any other organization on earth. "France long held noble preeminence in missionary work and it was from France that 73 years ago came Father Kdward Srin and six brothers. Vincent. Joachim, Lawrence. Francis Navier, Oatien and Auselim. They were among the earliest members of the little Con gregation of the Holy Cross, founded In Le Mans early In the last century". At the call of the missionary bishop from America these courageous spirits turned their faces to the setting sun and ventured into what was then the wilderness of Indiana. Settling at first near the frontier town cf Vincennes, they soon moved to what is now Xotre Dame, a spot beavtiful by grace of nature, and hallowed by the labors and virtues of the older missionaries. "It is well that faculty and students should understand and accept the sacrifices these missionaries made. If our work here is not a missionary work our lives are vain. If the students of the Notre Dame are not more religious men, more virtuous men. more true to th sacred loyalties of life and home and faith than the students of other schools than the dream of Sorin and the brothers was an illusion, their sacrifices were folly, their aspirations a barren hope. "A great function of this university, then, is to perpetuate among all its members the faith of the founders, to enkindle in its students the zeal which made the early days great and heroic, to move and act within that marvelous spirit of charity which drove Sorin and the brothers into the unknown wilderness and wherever the linger of destiny beckoned manifested the loyality to faith and duty which made the lives of the founders, beautiful, strengthening, and inspiring. "The founders were true patriots and this university is irrevocably American by virtue of tne spirit of the founders. "The spirit of the founders was al.o a spirit of service to God. They rendered to God the double tribute of worship and innocence. They made the forest ring with prayer and chant, and in their little lo chapel the consecrated host and the empurpled chalice were lifted with worship as glorious as any that ever lent glamour to a great cathedral. "In this year of glorious jubilee let us register a sacrvd vow that this shall never change or that spirit be lost or diminished. Iet the faculty and students of today emulate the men of old. the men of gold, who spent their days in labor and in innocence, who guarded the gate of their souls as the angels guarded the gates of Paradise wi;h a naming sword. "And tinally the spirit cf the founders was a spirit of large and beneßeient service to humanity. The areams of Sorin and the brothers have come true through tho grace of God and their own great endeavors, but their chiefest tlory and

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!C V .... av -, ;S ; ; .; : : . :- ', v. . .: NEW YORK. Oct. 12. "Butch" McDevitt is going to run for tho presidency. The man who made himself famous as the "millionaire for a. day" by coming to New York in a special train from Wilkesbarre, Pa., and spending the w hole of an inheritance ot several thousand dollars which was left hin, within a few days, is due to arrive in this city today by special train. A hundred members of the McDevitt party, will come on the train with their hero and nominate him for the presidency of the United States. McDevitt took a life sized statue of himself to Washington by special train in 1914. A short sighted congress refused it room in the hall of fame in the capitol and it now graces the McDevitt back yard In Wilkesbarre. their completest triumph was their absolute dedication to the service of humanity. This ideal must never be permitted to die out of the he-art of faculty and students, l'y virtu; of that missionary spirit which always accompanies true faith, by virtue of that holy patriotism which religion itself sanctifies, by virtue of that service to God and to humanity which we owe both as Christians and as the children of the founders let us prepare to discharge to the world a duty of leadership and of service." In closing Father Cavanaugh made particular mention of the great men who have passed away with the past year whose lives were true Christian lives. The men he named were Archbishop Spalding, Thomas Mulry, Timothy K. "Howard, of South Ilend, Dr. Charles Herberman, Richard C. Kerens, all Laetara medalists, and Dr. Jörn R. Murphy. ID HOI STATE Declares Hughes Has Made Disastrous CampaignFlays Opponents. KVANSVILLF, Ind.. Oct. 14. Thousands of Indianans greet d their former republican governor, J. Frank Hanly, when he came back home today, on his prohibition presidential campaign train. Hanly in lighting mood, by Haying his former co-workers and the dem-rats alike and telling his audiences bluntly that he had no illusions about his role of John the Baptist, "a voice t rying out in the wilderness", moved them to enthusiastic applause. He visited four cities. Trinceton, Huntington. Iloonville. and Evansville in Indiana anil several Illinois towns before crossing the state line. "I am keenly conscious," he said, at Princeton, "that in this campaign there will be neither commission of authority nor emolument of office for me. I am but a John the Paptist, a voice crying out in the wilderness, pack yonder, somewhere in the fullness of God's providence is being disciplined and developed and raised a man whoso privilege it will be to take this banner and in the no distant future bear it to luminous victory." Poonville, the home of former Fnited States Sen. Hemingway, gave Hanly one of the largest receptions that he has had during the campaign. Hemingway's recent statement that "the west was afire with Hughes sentiment" was questioned by Hanly in various cities. "Never in all my life." he said at Huntingburg. "hae I known a campaign to be so disastrous to a candidate as that which Mr. Hughes made in the near west." Standing bare headed tonipht above the grave of Nancy Hanks, Lincoln, in a grove outside Lincoln City. Ind., with oi.jy the stars giving light, and a few villagers and members of his party gathered about. Hanly declared his purpose to devote his life to lighting drink if need be. He spoke of Lincoln's hatred of liquor and declared that if he had lived it would have fallen at his hands. ! I'OIUI CAH STOLF.V. ' Local police have been asked to jlook fur a five passenger Ford which was stolen from Kalamazoo. Mich., between 7:30 and 9 o'clock. Friday night. The license number is , . - i Dr. Faxson. dentist. Farmer Trust AdvU

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NEWS OF INTEREST TO POLISH CITIZENS 9 PERSONALS. John Strzeznik arrived here from Milwaukee on a business visit. Miss Anna IJrzos, who has been here visiting with friends, left today for Chicago. Mrs. Blanche Drejer, 1418 W. Washington av., returned from a business visit in N:w Carlisle and Rolling Prairie. George J'acenkiewicz arrived here from Gary for a few days' visit with relatives and friends. Matthew Baczkowski, W. Division st., has gone to Importe for a few days' visit with relatives and friends. Michael Kolecki of South Chicago is here on business. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley fomaszewski and their grandchildren. Dorothy and Frank Miller, 418 N. Walnut st., will leave Sunday for Detroit to make their home. They will reside at 421 E. Warren av. Miss Helen Klodziejewicz. who has been here visiting with friends, left today for Michigan City. Martin Holewinskl of Chicago I.i spending a few days with friend3 here. Stanislaus Ilostan?ki. Prairie av.. Las gone to Toledo to make his home. Frank Wieszorski, W. Washington av., has gone to Indiana Harbor to spend a few days with relatives. Paul Grzelanski, who has been here on business, left for Lafayette. Matthew Losinski, W. Division sL, has gone to Indianapolis on a business trip. John Turkowiak, Chapin St., is very ill. Joseph Paulewicz returned to Gary Saturday, following a brief visit u ith friends here. Stephen Zawierski. Prairie av., who has been ill for several days, Is much improved. Frank Horvath, W. Division st., has gone to Chicago for a couple of .ays' visit with friend. Miss Thrtsa Czeslinskl returned to Michigan City Friday after a week's isit with friends here. Anthony Lesnik arrived here from Indiana Harbor for a couple cf days' visit with relative?. Martin Edwards of Elkhart is here on busines?. ITXERALS. The funeral of Martin Budzinski. 53 years old. 1232 W. Napier st., who died Friday morning after a few weeks' illness, will be held Monday morning at 8:30 o'clock at the St. Hedwige church. Itev. Anthony Zubowicz. C. S. C, vi II officiate. Hurial will be in Cedar Grove cemetery. SOCIAL EVENTS. The meeting of .'?t. Stanislaus society of St. Stanislaus parish will be held Sunday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at the parish hall. The members of St. Joseph's sc c;ct;. branch No. 63. Polish Wont-

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