South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 323, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 18 November 1916 — Page 2
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umdav METHODIST. tti N. Mt!a st. Iter. Ilenrj L. I'svl. p.i-o,r. Class ii.Liif 'J a); Sunds ! LcHil y l.-i tb auultoriuui. J. W Ada in;;. u r i n t nt. I'ut'll w rsbiji at lo:o :i t:i. hü ! p. la. Ir inli "ill ;i'-.ik .it (t! services. T!a lii'-rMi.,' ti.eu-; " Littie I'M !il la-ad TIm im - L;. worth leajru t i : 1 p. m . -V!iV Join t- ( Lurch:" by tb ..itti I'.end di-tri-t prenbb nt. in tla- vaii,g I r. D.ivi- vi't lk on " Vn flit r.iteli. " I'"i l i l: g is t ti T:iui.ii ji ri.' r:i ;;t f..r T 1 1 - 1 -1 y . i.ader ih t;-.i, ..f ::. i. li.. .1. 1: a m : M ruing: I'r.-l n!. In I T v i:.!ti-y : pru -!.! 1 r I . I n..:. iii;ir.i " 17' b Llwy: ..QtJ.-ri. ".i'( t!,-- .M !.. :it-" iTaiituiu Lrjc I'v !'iii.'t ti : fT-rter . "lie Was le.r J l.v 11. Ii, !.-!; --t ni-l. In A h.v Re' i . Lveniig: l'r' l'i!' hi L tt.it 'J J' : pr'H . i..ii.t I. "Luv K i" .V.7 l.y S'llhv.ir, : :i i.t iit in. I ! . r W . Hark Mv .s. ,i . ' ,y 'ty ; o!Tcr..r.V. "I Lilt " T-1 by I.iii'l.iy; j.'.tl In by Mtz;irt- I'r.ivfr meeting as n-u.il W.l-n-svla.v evening nt 7:-"." led by the .i t r. It.e liüir will civ :i iim-i'-al program ii-x t Sufjd'.r v-r ing, ulan t bey will ifüJ!r w irk r.tireiy l. tJo'iiKHl. L I'sul's Memorial 'Vdf ax aral Liort arm. Kt. Jarnr L. c;?ilinr. 1). I.. "nstor. Sunday Loul at 'J ..:u a. w., tjuy A. Fih. superintendent. At 10:.". a. iii. Ir. Gardiner pre.o !i n "WJuir Ies t!. I'.iMi- Tee-b r i -'rriing M.'i:" At p. rn. tl. Lpworth b-igue 'fvt"i..i I ervbe will ! I'V n I:. T. Hill. At 7 p. m. Ir. iardiiHT will i-!Ivr 1 1 -'til sruiu "ti ,'l.'SS'nn from tli- Worlil'- ;rr.it-t Vir.' 'hi'-h x 1 1 1 . f'4Iovv-,l ly motion l-ntur-s of "I'Ip WorM's ,rMi t Wiir:' I. ,'!lr!iianv in t!i- War" '. "I'rin.f in tli War '" T!i fhoir will ir' at tinmorning -rvi'f ''.iii' I'nto M-" lv .ii)5 "I.tutiinc mi T'.iv Cm" ly f.-ver. .iti'l !tf ti.'' Vt'iilrii: frvi'- t fi-v n'.l! rril.-r "Tlif lay Tlioij ll.iv! M.1 Kn'l-'J" I'V Vo.5arl. ainj "W IMfs Tl.r for TliV rra " l.y i:rl-c-!. GrtrCnr. J. MlctiRan and Tutt iti. Franli K. Ioucljert j. pastor, 'las mtire :45: Mi-i Mary .!au-tt'. 1.-iIt. Minda.v f-liooi at : :. a. in.; Jo Im Ar.yTi. xii'ritit-ii'I-iit. I'rea-liii! at 1 ; a. in. Tli'-in-: '.Makintr hriti.uiit.r nt if u I." .Iiml.r on'p'iration at :". in l!prtli U-.iciu at ',:( i. in. Sn!i-(t: "V,y loin fl "hiir h lt-l l.y ri'Vl l'.nm Ii. i'rf-at-hinc 5r v i at 7:' tu '1' L-ni : Tti Partial Kx.lu-I.'n f (;...." Sun.av n IkxiI loarl Mon.lay i.t 7:".o j m. Mlwt-k pr iyrr s-r WV.Int-M.lay at T '". p. in. A ( tmrin of n voi. es i ritU-I l.y II. V. Moros will l.-.l tl.- iniririU' at t Ii SniiIay vfrvi'--s Sin-, ial iiiiiuIxtm will i r nilor-l ly Jl; rhonn anil Mr. M'rts will rt ii'Icr a ! nt M-h .rrvi . Lowell IlriKt Miner an! Fran'i ti liuj II. Bl i L. pastor. Suntlaj -hool 43. It. II. M'jltit. uper1otend.nt. MornI n sr rvi -1 11 -n-k. Morning aii'l veniu worship s'rvi-cs itli M-riivds l.y tli pi-or at 11:0" a. in ami 7 i m. TL in il nuartt will liav o irc -f tlic sp- i il iniisi.f..r Mm ntTiiin;: htvI 's a ti I ta I.kIU"' l'.il. i Ia..s quartet f.r tli' v-nii:c. Kpworth l.-.iC'J' at Iti-v. Mr. Ilia k ha- harc 'f this .v-rvi' nt uhhli ii.v riit'int-r ar' expfrtl t join the I-ai:'i- Surnlav ffrnMn will !' !- rveil as isitin? lay. Wt-dufsday wnlnir nil'lw-k srvivs at 7:.ut. Tlmrslny from 'J t ." p. in. tin pastor ami Iiis w if will hav op n hiw. w ith a fre c ntertalnnx-nt at a tum h n-iii-bljso lu the evt-iiiii. Trinity Hlalne anl Va.nr aT., Re. Mel7ln C. Hunt, pastor. IUt! school at lifton l'hllllp. ouperlutenilent. n rriiiip. puperinienueni. nor-hip with sermon I i" the 1:0. SnlJ"t: -TIlAlMiii 1I IVean-e He S a Xl 'Ty The tet will s'riir Lpworth f.ic'i' Morning wor-hio with sermon I th pastor at !( Who Lost All !aIie iu;irt't. will s.ti ir J.l ilvotinaN at lel by Alvah .lulu. An Important Tunc piplf's Tvi'' nt 7-U;. The horiis-rhol r will civ a .-p ial iiiiinter. Tho pasfor will speak fn Jo.r Tall In the Local 1 Junior liii Weiln-sday at .". :.'Ui p. nr. Mrs. W. tj. Owen. MierlntenIent. C'hnitfi priyer Tiour Wnlnexil.iy evening nt 7:". Th Fnbjet will Ih Ilirnlrames an-I 1 IfTK-ult t rrayer." The younc peopl. .f the Junior Jeasru will cie an ntertain;net:t at the rhur li 1'rl.Iay evening. t whiih they Invite all thir f rinls. Fpworth Memorial Cor. Lincoln way W anj. Olire- "t. A. Hnnter Kenns. pantor. Sunday sohr,ol at 1'::'.0, Glen 1 Inrif v. pnporlntend nt A 8peial tenit'r.in-e prosnim liat .e'ii arranre! for the Sunday s liool 1 tir. The diff'-rent dopartrneii( will i-ont.rihtite niin't.ors. Sfie-ial sonirs. ro ilatioiis, brief ndIre-ses tiave been pitpared. Morning worship at iL : 1" IVpie: "WI;at Sliall I Think of I'hrist?" Sp'cial iniisi.-al nnniber a violin solo l.v Mi-ss I'reda 1 I.t y of K:i lam. i ..-. MlrTi. Ilvtnin servi'-o at Slihie.t: "The Sineess of the ! 'Dsneeesful Kpwfrrth league at p. ni. rnusnnTly important nestiuj;. Kler Tar M. Fl. S. Serenth St.. Rer. J. A. Iord. p.istor. Sunday fc hool Tutlic vorsalp at lü:l'J a. in. anj 7:30 l. m. Ptat! Memorial Mirhljnn .ml Tlrtorli ts. Re. Pabb. p.iMor. Sundi school at 9:43 a. A. Kattcrbelnricb, auperInternment. German Tfajftt" anfl Wayne its., Rer. II. S. Miller, pastor. Sunday staooi :3"" a. ra.. John Kor-h. snper1ntiident. Prearhlnjr 10:3f) a. rn. and 7 :"0 p. ru. Hp. worth leajrue 7 p. m. I'rayer meeting Wednesday 7:13 p. m. tVe!yai Simp st. nd Marietta a- !.. Walter C. MorrH, p.ator. Morning k rrl 10 :.".(). Kvcnlns: arvie 7 :od. Sunday nrhael :Z0 &. ra.. Adam Molott. surerlc:nder. Prayer meeting: Wednesday eTiT.ijf, 7:33. FREE METHODIST. F re Methodist Prr.nsvlv.inla avrnne ml Knsh street. 11. Nybart. pastor. Mimljiy M-hooi p ;u m , l'aul Neid'zel, iiperintrndor.t. I'ref chini: at 10:"0 a rn. and 7:. p ra. Morninc H'ie.t: "F'-iith Kew-ar!ed." I'.venlnc nihje, t: 'The Ürllcien of or." our sei-ond ii':a-terly i:ievtir.:C f. ill s-in veno on 1'ri.Hv fhr Mth of t!;is irnt.h. at whih tin Klder Mnffet -f i'..i::vz Mi'!). he with t;s All . ordiaüy invit-d to a'l f these servi' es. Ffnininini!i;i!!i?;i! TT'7! rr
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nier Park, frrss Mrthadist Fourf'Lth and Vln i. I".. .S. Jen ti Inga, ;astr. Sunday ?hsoI 10 a. a, U P. j jrinteudent. AFFUCAN M. E. Zln A. M. E. Re. S. Samuels. paOr. Prcachins 10:40 a. m. aai 7:43 p. dj. OUe 51 F.. SerTlrea are held at tb II. of P. hall, l'ri N. Main at.. Sundaj PHESBYTERIAN. T!rt Cor. Washington a, and Iafiyftte st . Re. Charles A. LIppinroti. iK ().. minister. Misa Charlotte M. Pkft r.'Jz-. assistant to mintBter. P;jh:i - uorhip at M:4. a. m and 7 P in. MornlrikT sulijeit: 'Jenis aud the Social tnestbin." Mir.leal nd I-ral" serrhe in the evening with short Hddrens by the ridnisfer fU '"The Re- ' oinp-ri- of the Klsrhteoii." P.ibb xlmul Kt U 'p4 a in Men' Fellowship Int at l;.'til a. in. .Junior Kndeavor " ietv at '.'. :( p. rn. Yonnir people's society at i:;y p. in. Subjet: "I" Money a Servant r a Mater7 How Can the Rest Ise of Money Re Assu red" Midweek rne-tiriif for prayer. I'.ihle study und onferem e, Wednesday a: 7 :." p in. Trinity ''or. Cclfat t. and St. Peter st. Re. John S. Rurns. pnstor Rihle srhc.ol 0:30; Ctiar'g Wagner, superlo t'-n-lent. S-ssi.,n meetiuc t lu:.'U a tn. Morning hour of worship at lu;." witli sermon by th pa -tor on "Th- Spirit of tifnl In the Time of Oirist." Vounc people's Christian Lmh-avor meetlnc nt i:.'U p. in. followed by the eveiiliiir serviie at 7 :.''.' when the pastor will pre.Kh on "The Spirit of Uo.l as a Theoloyiial Rattle." Speeial meetliiir f the i onirreiiat ion on W'dn.day evenv.f; nt 7 :".' to solve some of the problt IIIS of the hun li and I le t several new off b-er. Ttie 'ntire membership is urteil to make every possible ffnrt to b.- prevent, as it is very Important. Westminster Rev. II. D. Hostetter. pastur. Sunday irhcoi y :3o n. in.; J. I). ' Rmmons. superintendent. Pnldle worship at 10:40 a. m. and t :.,0 i. m. I Morning theme: "The Highest Kevelation ,.f Cod." Lvenin theme: "Religion and Reereation." Junior C. I".. :h p. ni. Intermediate '. II.. .1:1 p. m. Senior c. I., t ; : : y j. m. Subject: "Christianity the IIojm of Our Country." Pravr meeting Wednesday eveniriL' at 7::n. Subjet: "The Living Christ fir Latin Amerbn." by A. L Martin. Meeting of Sunday s hool off ii ei s and tea hers Tuesday at 7 :." p. in. i j Hope Chapel Leer and Paytin ata. George William AliUon. P.. D.. minister. JRihle school 9 :.?) Carl Ullery. auperlntenint. Class for all attendants. Adults use the International leason ; all rlaases from Junior down the graded syaAdnlts use the International lessons; all lasses from junior down use the elosely graded system: eompetetit teacher:: an provided. Mornlnc publie worship at lo:lö. witii junior and adults' s. rmons by the minister. Children's story-sermon theme: "The Jrin of the Cheshire Cat." Theme for the adult sermon: "lod'g Three-Fold Manifestation." Junior Lndeavor meetin:; at .'!:.".. Topi.-; "Jesus Our Shepherd" Senior Christian Lndeavor at t::vi Topb-; "Christianity the Hope of Our Country." Lvenicc servi'-o of sn;' with evanjrellstie sermon at 7 :"a. Them: Show I's a Sijru!" Mldwk meeting ein h Wedneday evening: at 7 :."). Tople this wirk: "The Holy tine "Who Is Our Kins1" On Tuesday eveulnir there will be a union meeting of tie City Christian Lndeavor union addressed by the state C L. H'"P't.iry. Mr. Walker of Indianapolis, to wbbli all KndeavorvM of the ity a re invited. Hungarian Corner Wathlr.ton ar. and Cherry st., Rer. B. Bertok. pastor. uArriST. Flrkt Main and Wayne ata.. Re. Charlea A. Decker. Preaching at 10:HO a. m. 1'veninjr service 7:.'Ui. Bible school at 9:'M). W. K. Studebaker, tsumTluttudenf. Prea- hin? at 10:13 a. in. and 7 :"0 p. m. .by Rev. Benjamin Martin of Chi-ago. Junior union at ". :.'0 p. in. B. Y. P. I". 1 at t'.:::0. p.. Y. P. T business meet in jr' a' the hur Ii Monday -eiin at s o'clock. We.lnrsday i-venins the Christian Culture class meets for supper at ':lö and for study at i:lö. Prayer meeting- at 7:43 in charge of Mr. Bertha I. Beemati from the Sunllgut mis sion among the Hopl Imliaus. ulnry street Rv. Ceorge I:. Lnterlir.t. pastor. Sunday school ;::yi; J. W. Renda II. superintendent. Mornlnsr service at 10:.,s. Subiect : 'The Purpose of This Call." P.. Y. P. V :it i:I."i p. ni . .lane Rownun. leader. Pteachinjr serviie at 7 :"0 p. m. Subject: "The Mo. lei Chunh." The new pastor will be on the tleld for the Hrst time and nil members and friends are urged to be presentMount Zion Baptist 113 N. Ulrdsedl l. Re. C. C, Cnster. I). I., paste. FrenIng service. 7 .20. I'rayer meeting Thursday S p. IE. Firt Swedish ;or. Laurel and Npler sti. Service 10:20 a. m. and 7:30 y. m. CHRISTIAN. First Main st., south of public Horary, Rev. John M. Alexander, pastor. Morctng Bible s.tfoci Prüf. II. U. Ini'.'l. su perintendent. Our ten liers an' trained. ies.sons prided and classes for all ases. fen's i l..ss taught by th pastor. Morning worship at Ii:"). This service will be conducted I'V the auxiliary of the C. W. 1' .M. Tl.e speaker will le Mrs. o. H. ,rWst .f Carlisle. lud . who is the state president f the Christian Woman's R.ird of Missions, l'venin wdrslup at 7 .".! The lastor w ill reak n the "Fatality of t "a relessne-s." After the sermon t tnoving picture lürns will I'e shown to illustrate the sermon. I'ihn one. "The 'rline of Carelessness;" fllni two. "The 1'pward Wav." s-nior Christian i:ndeavor at i:V. Topic: "Why Christianity Is the Hope of Our Country." I'rayer and prii-e ervlce Wednesday evening at ":.".. Topic; ''The Aia!'.ister lto.' The double quartet will furnisii special muh' at all Snnday servi'-es.
In tke great out of doors or at the evening reception Bakers Cocoa
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LI a tfen Atrnae Charm t Cbriat Linen at. and Carlisle st L'dward Caatle. paitor. Preaenmg 10:43 a. in. and 7:00 p. m. Sunday school 9:0 a. ru. C. E. at C:43 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday a 7 :43 p. rn. Indiana Aveaoe Indiana and Witwer avs. P.er. (J. L. Cohee. pator: residence, 1713 Witwer av. Phone Bell. Cnurcti hool ö:r,i a- m. Fred lt. Wilson. Superintendent. EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION First Lafujette aud Monroe ata., W. n. Fresh ley, pastor. Sanday school at :30 a. in., '(jeorge J. lAng, auperiutendfti!. L ssou: ' From Malta Rome." Sermon l.v t;.e pasto"- at ! :.'. Sut.ject: "The ire.itest Book in th Wrld-the Bible." Y. P. A. at t'.:-'J. Lrr.ma Nimtz. president. Subject: "Why Christianity H the Hope of our Country." lei by the l'.crean Bibl lass. i:vening gospel i-rvl.f at 7:.' Subject: "Peter." Prayer meeting Thursday night at 7:43. The' teachers' training class will me t at do of prayer riK-et'.ng. The brotherboo.I of the church will meet Friday night at the home of Charles Matt'-son, 111 S. Lafayette st. The men ale invited to brin their wives or lady friends. C rar Lincoln way W. and Brick a Rev. Hanlel L. Speicher, minister. Sunflay school at 0:30 a. m.. fieorgc V, befine, superintf ident. .Mornlus werahlp and nnnoti 10:0 e. m
J Morning subject: I'ailh W..rkin bv I Love." Lvening subj.-et: "tiod'a Choice." , Y. P. A. Home Missionary ui etlne at 143 p. m. Vera Iiansman, pr'sid-nt. ri'cpi-: "Why Is Christianity the Hope of our Country':" Hour of prayer and jteachetV meeting. W-dnesda at 7 : I', m. Mirpan Matn ii.il Monroe sts. Rev. Daniel A. Ialey, pastor. Sunday school at l:3i a. in. Rinmet Jester, superintendent. Sermon nt 10:33 a. in. Rev. Ray A. Bird of the City mission will preach on the theme, "The Word of (Jod." Young' People's alliance at ;.I3 i. ni.. .Miss 'Ca rile Ruth, president. Topi-: "Whv ChristlaniJv N the Hope oi our Country." led U'yW. II MCortln. Lvening worship at 7 ::u. A gospel sermon will be preaehed by the pastor. Prayer in. -et I tig Tuesday evening led by Boyd Thornton, followed by tea hers" me eting led by Mr, Kaley. Praver meeting on Wednesday evening will' be led by W. II. McCurtin. Choir rehearsal Friday evening:. .Mrs. Pearl Whltmer, dire tress. Auten Chapel Sunday school 10:0) a. m.. Mrs. John Auten. superintendent. Class i.-.eeting' 11:00 a. in. Zion' Etang-e!la! Cor. E. Wavne and Ft. Peter sts. Rev. Martlu Ooffeney. pastor. . St. Peter'a fiermau -413 W. Lasalle av.. Rev. Hugj Wei'helt. pastor. Sunday fee hool at iKIsj a. n. SWEDISH EVANGELICAL MISSION CHURCH. Swedish K van gel leal -ir. .scott and Orchard sts. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m August Anderson, superintendent. Morning worship at 10:43. Communion service at 4 :1 h p. m. livening service at 7 '".d. pec ial music w ill be rendered at the evening service. Prof. Charles H'erpe will have barge of the services on Sunday and will deliver the sermon during the day. Prayer service Thursday eveulng at 7:13- , BRETHREN. First Brethren Cnnreu 1214 5. Michigan at.. Rev. A. E. Tboms. pastor. Sunday school 9:30 a. m.. Hartley Firestone, superintendent. Morning servW 10:30. Christian Fndeavor 6:30 p. "rtnlng service 7:30. Rev. Charles H. Trout of Clinton, Ind., will have bärge of the services. rirt Church of Brethren Indiana at. and Miami st. Rev. T. L Ceorge. pastor. Sunaay school at 9:30. Charles Yoder, superintendent. Classes for all. (Jospel pennons at 10:30 and 7:30. Second Clinreh of the Urethren dishing and Van Buren at .. Rev. J. (J- Grater, pastor. Sunday school at 9:30 a. (J. A. Senseman. superintendent. Morning service 10:30. Conferenee Memorial l'nlted Urethren ün s. St. Joseph st. Rev. (i. I". Byrer, pastor. Sunday s-!km1 at 9:'t a. m. C C Wilson, superintendent Classes for nil. Junior meeting each Saturday at - :.".o. Subject of the pastor's sermon for the morir.ng worship: ''Four Ilelp for the Christian." Lvening subject: "Pour Hindrances for the Christian." Ballots f r delegates for the general conference will be oast this Sunday. Christian Lndeavor service at ;.",( in harp of the missionary committee. Prayer service Wednesday 'v'nin; led by Svlvester Wells. LUTHERAN. Holy Trinity Evangelical Sherman av. and LIndsey st.. Rev. Albert H. - Keck, pastor. Sunday school 9:13 a. m . Edward Mutts, superintendent. Classes for all Men's Bible class taught by the pastor. Subject of lesson: "Joseph and His Brethren." Chief service witii sermon by the pastor at B:30 a. in. Subject: "The Beatitude of the Giver." Tiie annual every member canvass will be conducted during the afternoon. The men who will conduct the canvas.s will b- commissioned at the morning service. Vespers with sernun at 7:li p. m. Subject: "The Merciful." Luther league devotional service from S:im to S:4." p. in There will be an all-day sewing iiM-eflng for the women of the digTejration on Wednesday at the home of Mrs. MaeCor!e. 1i7 Sherman av. Clioir rehearsal on Friday evening at the horn' of the pastor. Catechetieal instruction on Saturday nt 10:0 a. ai. Annual s.ngregatioiial ineetlag at the church on Tuesday evening, ov. St. Pan!' German Lutheran. Jefferson and William ts. Rev. II. II sUe, pastor. Herman service at 10:r.O a. m. Sunday school, both Knglist and German, at f:0. English service on the necond and fourth Sundays of the month at 7 :ö0. 4 Ltd. 1 MASS. B
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Gloria Del wel-r Chapta and Kerr sts.. Rev. J 'ttfrled Olson. Sunday school a. rn. Bltile class at 9:13. Service at 10:30 a. iu. and 7:30 p m. Spec ial rntisl'.' ut both service. Monday evening" male h'nis prscti. e. Tuesday evening', meeting of th l'.utldln? society; hosfesss. Mr. and Mr-. Jhn I'ier-on. Mr. and Mrm Jditi .Iohns.ri. and Miss Selm.i Pirson. Thursday afternoon. Iadbs Aid meeting: hostesses, Mrs. Charles Carlson and .Mrs Al. Crlon. Thursday M-en-ii: sr. choir prnothe at 7 S.it'.irdaj li':oi) a. rn.. eonürrnatlon sehend, and ":i t. m. the Little Cirls' Missionary siM-ietv will meet with Lsther Swanson. 17'Jl I'rairle av.
EPISCOPAL. St. James' Lafayette at., north of Washington av. Parish house. 310 W. Colfax av. Right Iter. John Hazen White. V. I)., biahop of the diocese of northern Indiana, rector. Rev. U. R. White, near. 7:.'m. holy -omtnunion. 11:). mornit.g prajer and sermon. .":bo. veiling prayer. The srniou by the bishop OaiiV services at Tl.'Ul ninl I -''Ji The miJniial bazar will b' hell by the parish on Saturday. .Nov. The choir will sing .it 11 o'clock: Processional. "The Sou of God:" Te Heuni. K'-stivnl in I. Buck: Jubilate. Festival 1 anthem. " I Am Alpha and Omega." Staiuer: reces sional, "Jerusalem, Hie itoblen. CATHOLIC. St. Stephen's Hungarian Thomas and IcPheraon ts. Rev. Aieiander Varlaky, paator. Mass at 8 :0O and 10:13 a. m. Sunday school at :00 p. rn. Benediction at .3:00 p. ra. Preaching at 11 :00 a. m. St. ratrirk's 307 S. Taylor, at.. Rev. John P. DeGroote. t S. C., paster. Low masses at ti:CO and 9:00 a. m. Low disss and sermon it 10:30. Baptism at Z p. m. Vespers et 3:30 p. m. Sundar school at 3:00 p. m. Meeting of church societies st 4 p. in. St. lied wlge's TolUh Cor. Scott and Napier ata. Rev. Anthony Zubowicz, C. S. C, pastot. Low L.ass at 7:30, 9 and 10 a. m. Sunday school at 2:30 p. m. Benediction at 2:30 p. m. St. Stanislaus Polish (13 X. Lincoln L Rev. Roman Marcir'nk, pastor. Mass at 7 :30, 9 and 10 a. m. St. Casimir's Polish S21 S. Webstar it. Low mass at 7:39 a. m. lllu mass at 10 a. m. Vespers at 2 p. ra. St. Adeiberfs Polish Olive and Grara its. Rev. JoL'i Kn.bnckl. pastor. Dally mass at 3:13 p. m. Holy hour Wednesday evening at 7:30. Sunday mass 8 and 10 a. m. St. Joseph Hill st. and Lasalle av.. Patrick J. Carro1. C. S. C. oaator. Low masses at 7:30 and ! a. m. High rnaai at 10. Benedlctlou 3 p. m. Sacred Heart Belgian 112C SV. Tho.naa it. Rev. Charles V. Fischer, pastor. Mass at 7:00 and 9:30 a. in. Sunday school at 2:30 p. m. Benediction at 3 p. ra. Sarred Heart Notre Paine Low Mass at 6:(0 a- in. Students' mass at S:(s a. m. Parish mass nt 10:13 a. m. Vespers at 2:00 p. in. St. Mary'a German 1.11 S. Taylor t.. Rev. J. M. Sihercr, C. S. C. pastor. Mass at 7:30 aud 10 a. in. Sunday school at 2:30 p. m. Benedlrtioa at 3 p. m. ASSOCIATED BIBLE STUDENTS. Progress club h.!. Melvllla building. S12 S. Lafayette st. Sunday, 3 p. m TEMPLE BETH-EL. Jewish Temple Deth-El uasalle av. und Taylor at. Morning service nt 11 :. Subject of S'Tinon : "America Neecls a (Jreat War." Religious --hool S:is-10:31. Th- teac hers' studv circ le will meet next week. SCIENTIST. Main and Madison sts. Sunday rervlces during the erection of the new church will be held at the Lasalle theater st 11 a. in. Testimonial meeting on every Wednesday evening at s o'clock nt the Progress dub rooms. Melville building. 212 S. Lafayette st.. Sunday school for children and young people up to the age o! 20, Is fro4ii 9:43 to 10:30 Reading rooms maintained by this church on the seventh tJoor of the J. M. S. building. ai open every afternoon from 2 to 3 and ou Saturday from C to 8. SALVATION ARMY. :i9 E. Washington av. Sunday services: Morning, county jail. 9:30; noon, Sunday schocl, 2:30. Evenings, gospel services 7:43. Capt. Nehemiah Brookea. uffktr iu charge. CHURCH OP GOD. Services are held In Melville hall. 212 S. Lafayette st. Sunday school at 10 a." in. Mrs. Emma Rallsbacli, auperintendent. Bible study at 11:00 a. m. led by Mrs. Lydia Railsback. Berean meeting on Thursday evening at 111 E. South st. GOSPEL MISSION. Teer will be (vvIcts held each even. Ing at the Gospel Mission, 42S E. Laalle av. Gd speakers are provided and the public la cordially invited to attend. SPIRITUALIST. The South Bend Progressive Spiritual foiietv will hold services Sunday evening at 7:30 in Red Men's hall. 303 S. Michigan st. V. I. Loekridge. lecturer. Mr. Lockridge will give tests following the lecture. MISSIONS. Mennonite Hope Mission 107 S. William st. Sunday school at 2:30. Preaching at 3:3 and T :,U. Hurlng the week services every night but Wilned.iy. on Nov. 1'ii. 3 :.".o p. m.. communion servic es. Elder C K. Curtis, preacher. Mary Nunemiker in charge. City 113 E. Jefferson blvd. Raj A. Bird, superintendent. Sunday school at 3 p. m. Meetings every ulght at 7:30. APOSTOLIC FAITH. M3 E. Jeff-ron blvd. Regular meeting Sunday 10:13 and 7:30 o'clock. V. M. C A. Y. M. C. A. meeting will be held every Sunday afternoon, especially for men. la ice auditorium of the boxs" building. A special speaker will be secured for escl Sunday and special muilc will La furnished. Y. Y. C. A. Yepr serviie at the Young Women's CLristian association Sunday afternoon at 4:.) A)lovk. .Mis- Gertrude .Myers will lead. The subject will be "The Y. W. C. A. In Foreign Lads." Special music' and tea. All women and giriare cordially invited. Building opeu 3 t j 7 p. mWOMAN LEADS PURSUIT Joins Men in Hunt I'or Iuitlciors of ILnncaM)li .Man. International News Service; TWO 1IARBOIIS, Mich., Nov. 1. A woman today is leading pursuit of three men suspected of shooting and killing; Raymond S'imonson of Minneapolis, on the shore of lake Superior, lt miles from this city, yesterday. The woman, one of a party of four tviih which S'imonson was huntin-r. got on the trail of the suspects and took it up with her hu&band axid his father. WWa taki joh. International New Service: LONDON. Nov. 1. To set an exampie of war time industry and econnmis the Earl of larnley has nccepted a job on a farm hoeing turnip:.
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Committee is Given Power to Change Existing Rules of Transportation. I.On.SVILLE, Ky., Nov. IS. Plans for relieving the present country wide car shortage through the agency of a committee of railroad representatives sitting; in Washington, were presented to Commissioner McChord of the interstate commerce commission here Friday afternoon By a special commission appointed by the American Railway association to confer with him. Commissioner McChord extended his tentative approval of the plan, which will le put l.efore the interstate commerce commission at once. Commissioner McChord will, it Is understood, leave Tuesday for Washington to meet with the committee of railroad representatives which has been appointed to sit there. This committee, which has been given practically plenary power by the American Railway association to enforce, or to modify the existing car service rules, will remain in Washington, it is said, as long as the interstate commerce commission feels? there is any occasion for their presence. The commission is made up of V. A. Pearson, vice president of the New Y'ork, New Haven Hartford; H. M. j-haffer, general superintendent of transportation of the Pennsylvania; K. A. Copman. vice president of the Southern railway: W. Jj. Park, vice president of the Illinois Central; W. A. Worthington, vice president of the Southern Pacific, and George Hodges, chairman and secretary of the car service commission of the American Railway association. One member of the Interstate commission will, it is understood, act with this committee as long, as it is sitting and will pass upon all the measures that may be proposed for providing relief for any particular section where an acute shortage of any class of equipment develops. NEWS OF INTEREST TO POLISH CITIZENS DKATIIK. Jacob Tylka, tJ years old, died Friday morning at 7:40 o'clock at his home. 1'7J Mcpherson st., following a few weeks' illness with complication of diseases, lie is survived by his wife. Frances, and the following daughters: Mrs. Stella Andrzejewski. Mrs. Katheritu- Kaszynskl. Helen, Nellie and Frances, also by eight grandchildren. Mr. Tylka was born in German Poland in June, lie hal been a resident of South Rend for the past 13 years, coming here from South Chicago, where he had lived for U years. He was a member of the St. Hedwige society. The funeral will be held Monday morning at 9 o'clock at the SU. Hedwige church. Hurial will be in St. Joseph's cemetery. ru.vi:i:.Ls. Mrs. A. Wawron. Mrs. funeral of Mrs. Anastasia Wawizon. 37 years obi, who died suddenly late Tuesday evening, was held Saturday morning at 9 o'clock at the St. Hedwige church. A solemn requiem mass was sung by Rev. Anthony Zubowicz, C. 's. C., pastor of the parish. The sermon was delivered hy Rev. Roman Marciniak, C. S. C. Hurial was in Cedar Grove cemetery. The pallbearers were members of St. Stanislaus Kostka society. Those attending the funeral from out of town were: Mr. and Mrs. W. Palicki, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rocian. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zaharyasz of South Chicago: Miss Hmilia Napierr.lski, district president of the Polish Women's alliance of America, Mrs. Lucille Wolowski, Mrs. Louise Rozanski, Mrs. Antoinette Moneta and Mrs. Hernice Zmydzinski of Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. Ladislaus Hojr.acki. John Powalyz and Mr. Mikolajczak of Iemnt; Mr. jtnd Mrs. Frank Przymusinski, Mr. 2nd Mrs. Frank Mazurkiewicz of Hammond: Mr. and Mrs. John Ruczkowski of 01 is. Mrs. I. Van Aupricve. The fujieral of Mrs. Pauline Van Auprieve, 40 years old, l::012 W. Diision st.. who died Thursday morning, was held Saturday morning at S:"d o'clock at the Sacred Heart Belgian church. Rev. Charle Fischer officiated. Hurial was in Cedar Groe cemetery. novum ni-:ii ci:li:rk.tio.. Sunday evening in ',. R. Falcon." hall on W. Division st.. the Polish people of this city under the auspices of the literary department of the sixth district Falcon?, r.nd representatives of "Omina." will combine to commemorate the Söth anniversary of the insurrection in Poland. A very interesting program of patriotic speeches, recitals, singing and music has been arranged by the committee, and w ill begin i romptly at 7 : 0 o'clock. Music will be furni.-hed by Z. R. military band.
rr.i:so..i. Mis Helen iVrdzinski returned to her home in Chici-o follu'Aing a tew day' i.s;t here w ith friends. Frank Mckwalski. W. I i i i o n st.. is confined to his home with grip. John Karczewski reamed to Riporte following a business -vi -it here. Frank Nowakowki returned to Ioj;r;.ir after a short with friends here. Stanislaus Kachelski, 1'rawCie av..
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left for Michigan City to spend a couple of days with friends. Mrs. Ivoui? Tomczak arrived here from Kge, Ind., for a week's visit with her daughter, Mrs. Marion TomaszewskL 41S N. Walnut st. John Smoczerski returned to Cleveland following a few days' visit with friends here. Stanislaus Zukowski left this afternoon for Chicago, following a business visit, here. Martin Kozlowski of West Pullman is here on a business visit. James Williams returned to Klkhart following a few days' visit with friends here. Joseph Jazorski, Indiana av., hast returned from a few days' visit with friends in Klkhart. Anthony Ripamki arrived here from Chicago for a few days visit with friends. Miss Anna Radlomski, Scott st., returned from a week's visit with i elativers in South Chicago. Andrew Strzycki, Phlllippa St., has returned fron Chicago where he sper.t the past few days with friends. Iveo Krawczynski of Lafayette is here visiting with friends. socjaij i:vi:nts. The Young Women's Rosary society of yt. Adelbert's church will meet Sunday afternoon at ;i:'J0 o'clock at the school building. The St. Florian's society of St. Hedwige parish will hold its meeting Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock at the St. Hedwige school. A meeting of the Polish Falcons M. Romanowfkl will be held Sunday afternoon at " o'clock at Kosciuszko hall. j The meeting of st. John Cantius society or Warsaw win oe nein Sunday afterroon at 2:')0 o'clock at Warsaw hall. The military band of Falcons Z. R. No. 1 will hold its rehearsal Tuesday evening nt Z. R. hall. The St. Valentine society of St. Hedwige parish will hold its meeting Sunday afternoon at the school building. The Lady l'ilcons M. Romanowski will hold their meeting Monday evening at S o'clock at Kociuszko hal!. The sinking practice of St. Hedwige choir v.ill be held Tuesday evening at S ('clock at the St. Hedwige school. The meeting of "Cory Polski" (Daughters of Poland) of the Polish Women's alliance of America, will be held Sunday afternoon at :"0 o'clock at Z. R hall. The Name of .Mary society of St. Hedwige parbh will hold its meeting Sunday afternoon at 2: CO o'clock at St. Hedwige school building. The members of St. Joseph's society, branch No. .", Polish Women's alliance of America, will meet Sunday afternoon at 2:Z0 o'clock at St. Hedwige sohool. The meeting of St. Stanislaus society of St. Stanislaus parish will b held Sunday afternoon at 1:"0 o'clock at the parish hall. The Falcons K. Pulaski will hobt their meeting Sunday afternoon at .; o'clock at Warsaw hall. RIRTIIS. A chn:ghter was born Thurs-da to Mr. and Mrs. Rronislans Szaulewic2. 4" Ant hon v st. offer the usrjble artic les in yor Mtic through a Want Ad
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