South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 330, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 25 November 1916 — Page 2

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unday METHODIS'i. Jlrat N. Main ft. Kev. Mrnrj L. I'avU. M;.,r. iu-s !:. tu-i' J : mjo j.i j- y ..". 1.1 ti. .uj'i.t oriuin. I'Li .' i.f!,ii : P 1 : 1 ;i : .1 J. I 1 Iii I .'. I i 1 u 1 ; 1 - ! li.- riiii. ,u liit 1 i t 1 1 M- ' 'i: IM II. it." by I ! . I I.n-M r- : r .1 1 v t!.1 rt-.l U'uoi!ari!'s M.r-.J I I V 1 rt 1 X.-1 v. .1 r-I' ' V. üiM t!. 1 IT. rt 1j tr 1 ulk I) i. St. 1'ial't Mrmorltl 'i l.iil ati'l f me i: v. Jan:- I.. n;!inpf, t j.ni-jf. Su:.jy L'o al '.'.-0 a. At 10. 21 l:!. !:. i riii'-r I.

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.-.... !i .., Tli.iuk.jivU.-: r'r lU1n .v.ln t" .if,.! t!- i . i r !il "Why 1.. n.;ifi..-M ir.ii.--." u Imi.iii. iitt.l Karl V . K'.'-rr u ill r :,!: m 1 f ii'-r : "i ! I r 1 t:- V.-i.- "f .bo:iS.ij." Ii-. II.irri-. f '. ..y j- i.i !. M.,rtlj J.-iyu- will f. At 7:"." I1. inl!- .li' lr will rt r u 'l'i..!uk--: !..!.; .il i-r- rMiMi w ! !. uii; ! f..;; -A' i S 4. II .11. I 'Tl.' L.iUÜPg i tr.- l'Ü-Tii:. "II..' 1 1. r. I'h il.ki '(MM- " '1 h. J' . ii- ui.l Lrrwn l.y ti.' 1 .W lilif .! t i' 'r:..,i:ki;-'." Im. th- I.ofl with l.y I'r. y : -I.-t All thTif" ! M.i 1 1 1 1 1 ! r , mii. I , ..Ii,.' I Ii,.' I I.I'. Mini. I l .- . I'M ..; l - . i t: . . . i if A th. ..v Kl.' Will "Now I"-- Hit'lfMl 1'j'ol. I M-.iilit.iin' !.y Nu' ' .-. :it. l th- f '1- j in' mini I. t.-! will i n it'i r1 hy th- , ijTiiiiHt. Si:i Mu.iioli: "An'.-liK. t.y ; M.i--. '.t t; Aiitiiuin Sk.'t'h." hy I'.r-w - j r; "t '..;. ' T'.iattkfui ';'". oiiu'. 1 "rysi ii j.-t. iin) "ll.ir--t n 1. siri v -ii.L' M.ir' ' '.ilkin. Tin- ..itor. l;.-v. .I.iii.s Is. ; i r-ÜJif-r. !. I), will i Mi-. I' l.-m.in' fi..t"l p. -in. "Tl.- I.iui'liiitr f th ril.'rim.." iift.r wl,i h motion ji tur-- w i' .r-H'-iit-I of th- i m IM.-I -f 'Th:.- TI.:illklil;LM" Th- l.lt-t'-r film y th- t.r i.f .i liom'I h Illk'lvllU' .lll'l of oj,.. i-J t!;.. lolM-ll-i. of :i k'l- .t ' ify -ii 'l another of "ln.r;)- n.i n GfarFrniik K ''or. .. MtMhinn I iou;!i-rt.V. i.!-t nnd Tutt ati. r. '! is-t m-.t-i s li-s M irv Sunday .rho.. nt '.i;:;i) ';. r. i -riiit. ii'l-M I'r-i' liiti it to:J". a. 'rii:i!:ksivi:ii: M-x-.il'-.' ; ion .it J p. nt. 1 I.i.lijf It-. l-.i-l r. a. in.; J"hn Ain i .1 it n i .'in . r -on; A reat in. i ort ' at 1 I lej'l. I1:u l'rMt' 'ni! !i-l... " So A eh. )ur. Mr I nt S i t t-f in Ilevela t loll i ' .I ii -l of .".l oj. -S "I i !"ei ted by i:. w 1. . it II 1 will f i n: ;i t i m.i ii s.-rv - i s- will i ii i a "!'! at i-!i . ii - I i. ion i ha nk.-'i i;: 'Z '. ;.t ti-- I'iist Urethren I.u.m!i W o.;v ex-nil. jr. rv i- e Luufll llrtcrit MInrr and Fran'ia at.t luv II. Ilia k. pi."r. Sunday a hool H-4". i:."ll. 'oü t. oip-rlntet.' .ut. Morni ' -e.- i' e 11 ti l i k. Irloltj r.i-.lne and Va.ir avs , lief. ;-.:l '. Nu II. pastor. Hü. I" s. t:o d at b ::) "iifto'i I'i tili;'-;. i i.-rl:; teud-nt. M-mimr vors!iip with -rinon .it 1o;j.". I .in.-: "I ii- lol li n Harp i f Trai " 'II- l.di-s iiirt-t will r-iiiL'. Si oiid prea 1 1 i ii r s-rvi-e at 7::'.'. Sitb-;-t : 'Thaiik-irivin aii I Prohibition." The horn ei-.-ir 1 1 1 finir. Musi- ap-l-r-pri 1 1- to Th.i'ik--'ivin will be m.:u' :;t (...th .ri'-e. 'I he Kl'woitli 1-a-u-.! oti..nal 1 1 1 . t 1 1 : ! r at -.:ir will be 1 1 by Kali-Ii Swl-h.-r. Tiie Junior 1-apne will :u. -et Wedne-'l :y a f t. riio..:i at ):h,t; Air-.. W. T. wen. vuperinteiident. In-vi.-i.l -.f the prav-r -rvi-' n Wedneoi cfi'ii!V. tl.i- .Mui'li will unit- tn ll.e union Th ihk)-i ir. ervi' at st. I h,! . inori . . I!. Mi Wednesday l i.'l.i. I.f- will ! our .iiinn.il ii l''I'la' r l-etiii'-' nicht I:utv n.etnbe- in ir, :', to 1-e pie-, i'i. I.e. ,j II. Apl-ietiy w i.i - j a k. I.porli tnit;rMI U'.. and ttliro St A f'Mhfiir. Sunday , h- ol 1 inn-y. "Oi p,"-i.tend( :if ! I" i i . 1 1 r w.'r-hip at r I.incfdn waj llntit.r Kenn. at 'J :.".. Ion lo:t.". lb Iv Sub Nav , t " Thaiiksi Imw I i.V ' 1 1 Iboi 7 :';o I loi ' i V I IM Wh:-: mi!' i t : " I I u.. ; io'. t A' . l;f. r. II ill', lee. 1 i V I '. en i m W o r M l ; t:c! I b-IU'M 'r. et I; i n N i 1 I ii.C tu Tril.ijlaat r. : '.!. b d by TI - t.rt um irb- li.ll Pridav Ii'rr VnrU M II. J A. I.ord. .t -r S.: I ' u id i w ... s i p at 1l : p hi. Sveit'i t.. Kpt. i. day - -!i o lo i. m. Uni 7 VI. ,11 M.,nrU!.i. ' in .nl li forthool ai'-r-fts I.ev. I'a bh, ii r ; 1.", ;i. :n . W r. I..'" idellt. Sundty s Urarnaii s Terman L.ifaTrtte and Wayne at.. !. II S. Mill-r, j ist or. Sund iy sli'vl V:'.' a m. .1 .hu Kodi. superirten 1-nt. !:; hinc 1' :.". a. in. and 7 :.".' p. in I'n. rth i-a c'mlay 7 p Pnt. iu. Prnjer ihm ting and Mirltta a v.. pist-.. M'irr.l.-.j; s T ! e 7 :'''t. S'juAdain Mol tt. su-.-iHtt.n WednesW it1.1 t ! nr Sat ipte nt. i.ei'. e r v '. ia J-. r ;n i !V U u !t-r ' Morris, .- lu ;.d i;;-t:i ic J u d '. .i. ni . ; but. Prayer ictiiii;, 7 :l'.o. VHlll: METHODIST. I rer rlloMiit iti'i i; i -h sti.et vM! ..i s. :,,,.! '.I ; -uperiiil.Ti'l-nr. S l !.M;it h ft. r . . 7 p t I'Mi 1 ...'. ! i.Mi . w i n t '.. I lo- ... i . i . t ' ! b i'i'i l'!i p m i! s h ,i:;i.i a ven tie i:. N ti i rt. pat- r. in . Paul Neidte'. a. If lo .1 1. and li-ni' t i I ith I I 1 1 I . I ' ' f Kala- l o er t he . . ii . i ! .hi el on;. lwir I'arU lrn Mtthodiat n.uf. J e n n i ri . ia., L. P. 1 . ii t .i a ii ! inc st . r. ..ii; lay - !: - I-. . o.f.M a .pettutetl ut. AERIC-N M. E. ion I. Pi M aiii,r. p. v s s.i? in : lö a. i i. a a-i 10S p a - p !U. .o ', lMt M if P. 1 I.all. . S-rvii es ;i re held :it the .uuda J Ins v M.iu. st . PRESBYTERIAN. I tr.t r. fir.- f. : . 1 v . I ' III. Ulster. U as;,?t ni av. .-ni l t'L-irie .. 1 .1 pi 1. 1Miss rhnrb-.U' M. Laf iy. tt. i'. Partud. i -ist nt to tr. : . i a .t-r. lo ; 1 . w i '. v 1 1 ! ; in M Pend.-r .' t 7 mIj i j a. iuitt k a. in it: ail at I What il. C -.''J Mi.sn al la. vitti s .a " i m r M-n's 1 . " ? i. ..I : .... '. t at . o i v .it aii f I'.-al-i'1'lr.-ri ill: ...rt I v o v M TI i 11: ! i..r M'i .i i.i p. Mo p S. rv i.i 1:1. Ii.iiik.; 'v i ri !'! I i-Wo-f t-rn. M:si tie i rs r. i'. :.'ax ,.n S P.ii i f IQ I) t . K. v nr. " s. V. .. . ?..! St. I'eter ..Ht.'r r.ib'.e (.aperiai i.i !.ll M..-n:r; b'

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at the 1 1 (e-i gv i t i f a ' r raprl i.r and Paytm its Wliji.irn Allison. IV I.. mini irr. l.ool U:.. farl L'llerj, su i-rln-CKii'i for all attendmts 1 lC(JV.t Al.j!f 1. bp th internal! nil b-sson : all in--. fn.ni junl'-r Iwri ii th r 1 y r .1 ! 1 )t-r.i. 'mpet,nt t.i'Vr uro I . r 1 ! .1. M ruin;; j tj ! . I : ,w.rMl at 1':1Ti. with - r:;i mi y t.c iiiin!tr 'ii "Th ir:i f ; i v I r. lt '1 l.:ink ' Stir.v-s-rni!i for !, i!iiilrii ii "Iliarik un!" .liinlor lirl-ti.iti i;n.J-i vor Jit ."::;. T"iii-: 1:. f,,r. Mini with Thatiklvl::?:' . i,..r Cli'if i.iTi Kinh-.-iVor :it . ;."U T.t..-: 'T- i;r;i.- .f ;r:it!tn1v" Km 11 liv Ktv. .Jo!in Stuart l'.un.H 11 t.' I tli. -ii. ll.iiik fr r)iritian l'-ll.u-t'i.i.'ii r!iinkiTtnir mtvIts will I'l t!iU jfir nil V.I n-I t y Oiir ilnirch i roupr! with thow t r-hl; in tl.-p l irt l:r ilir-n flmrh w l.i-ro t! " srin in will 1' v"--i y !: v John A!-:iii-lfr. Thl I ! 1 'iil.iiit our iiul nii'Iwcfk m.-ftin. - is rori'.i.tlly Invit-! to att-fiil ' irtl' i;:it" In all of th' t rvi i ainl If una;rlan 'orncr Waahl on r lLrry st.. Her. II IWtok. pastor. and KArriST. riri fa' and Warne ta TT. i'barta A. lWrr. lm tiine nt lO-.no a ni Kvrnln? H rvh o 7 :''.. IMl-h- s hol it r ::;. V. K. StinleW.ikvr. MijM-rinten 1nr. rr-ri-hiti l.y thf iat..r at lo:l." n. rn. .-ni l 7 :;'. p. in. .Priiinir siil..i t " M 'liiit.iiii riinihln'." Dvenln? suhj r- " Ih- In ail Y:it-r " .Iuuir union at :::" p. in T. V. I. I'. :tt p. inI h- riiristl-in ultnr' hi-s inft at 0:1." ! f-r .ti;.j,-r an l at 1:1-" for .-tti'ly on i W'.-'I n-slay, f l!il i.y th inontlily l-ov-naiit anl l.ii"i,i"! m-"tln of thi at i . . (ieortre V'.. Ilnter--huI 1:.'H; J. W. j lii.e, p.-itnr. Sunday ; Ki ti'lall. siipTi.it-nd-nt. l .rnliiL' worship mid fwrmnn nt 10 !Th rii- of -riiion: "Wake I'ji " I. V. ' j I. I'. at '.:l. i. in Topic for dN-us-i i'.ii : "Th- Jra of (Ir ititnde." Kvenj ii; s-rvi. e at 7 :" Tli- pastor w ill (pre.nli on "('orisf-rattd rersnnallty.M All it!:- Hierüber' are ur--d to be present and 1 nt rangers ar- -or.lially invited to attend tall th--- serviir. Mount 7ln ipt it 115 N. n:rdll t : t. faster, I. I., paator. KTn1 ii ät S'-rvbe. 7:3d. l'rayer meeting Tbtira--1. li firat Sw1lh for. ta ScrvKe 0 :.?() a. I,atirel and Napier tn. and 7:30 p. tn. CHKISTIAN. rir.t Ma!n l poutb of public library, i:ev. .lohn M. Uihle h lu.'.i Alexander, pastor. Momtnt J.'M. l'rof. II. ti. Iruel. uI'eririfendent. Our tea-hers are trained. lessons irr.ide.I and l.ies f..r all apes. .Morni ri tr worship nt l'.r.P1 Sertnun by the pntor: "Ahmst Persuaded to lie a ' irist ian." l'venlnir service at 7:1). .'rtn n : "Absa Imp's Polly," Two pb--Iture films will be shown entitled ''I'avid j and Absalom, and "The tJreat Pliysi'ian" Sj.e-ial inusl- by the double i(uaitet both morning and evening, j Senior h rl -t Ii ii l.'ndeivor at 1 1 : 1 .Topi-: "The bnifo of Jratitud-" No !praer and praise s-rvi-e Wedneday iev.-ninir on iKinimt of union Thanksivi inc s-rvi-e.s. landen Aumir rbarcli of Chrlat Lindon av. and 'ar'.ule st. Edward faatle. J 7 a ft or. Pret-ninp 10:13 a. in. and 7:.'i0 I p. ni. Sunday !). .ol 'J :!to a. m. C E. I a: 0:1 p. in. Prayer meeting Yedneday n Vi :b d. m. Iiv.iinit Airnuf Indiana ancl ntwer nv Ilev. (). L. t'obep, pastor; resilience, 171:; Witwer av. Plp-ne I'.ell. fr.ureh a. l.ool U -.r., a- iu. Fred It. Wilson, suptrin teovlvnr. EVANCjELiCAL association I irt Lafayette aud Monroe alt., W. II. Freshley, pastor. Sjnday school at I . " i . . . ' .' T ... - .......l...-n,t t i v i.o a. ui., wearfe J. io;fc, aupeiiuicuu- . I tn:. S.'i'iii'Ui by the pastor at 10 :... . I . A at ;:.".0 i. i-.i . r.uima Niuitz. president. ISubj-: "The ;raee of Gratitude." led I in ;e.ri;e II 1st n llxeninir irospel . ii. e ut 7:-iit Subjt : "A Woman m l th- I evil.' The Albright. P.erean and ;..'. Jen Kule P.itde ela.-s will meet I i iu nicht in th- ilnir. h j.arb.rs. Grme Lincoln way W. and Hrlck av KeT. Nmiel I. Spcleber. minister. Sunday school at ÖI.'IO a. m.. Jecrge W. heTire, auicrintf iident. turnluj worship und .etin.-n lO:.K) s. m M rniiiiT sulj-tt: "The Joy of Harvest" lAeliinc s-rvi-e at 7 :". Subject: "The iid -pel for New Conditlous." V P A sf v i-e at 5:1.1 p. in. Vera Kausii. in. president. Topi-: "The tlraee of Ji at ita.I".' led by l-ll;t Miller. (u aceouiit ..i th- union Thanksciviui; service tl-r- will bo n prayer me-tinc Wednesi! :y nicht. Miipun Main and M nroe ts. ReT. urii.l A. Naley, pjstor. Sunday school Ht .:.".' .r ui. Lmtnet Jester, superluUndent. Serni-n at 10:35 a. m. Auten (Impel- Sunday s bo.tl M .01 a tn . Mrs .lohn Auten. supcrlnttudent. t'i.i! ii.eet.nc ll:oo a. ni. Zion'a Fiangrlif al Cor. H. Wavne and St. Peter Ms. Ilev. M.irtio Goffeuey. pastor. St. IVtrr'a (.rrnian -IM W. I.asalle av., Ilev. line iVei.ii.it. pator. Sunday m b'--d at :x) a. i.. SWEDISH EVANGELICAL MISSION CHURCH. Strtdlth Kvancrliral f-t.r. 5rott and ( re hard st?. Sunday ..clio.d at y :ÖO a. iu . August Anderson. ..uperiiitendeut. BRL I HREN. Tlri nretbren cuurcii 1211 5. Michlean t.. lie.'. A. K. Thorncs. pastor. Sunday a.-:.o)l U:3Ua. in., llartlry Firestone. uperiiiteadt'tit. Mornitif scnl'-e 10:00. C'bristian I ndeavor Ü:30 p. c veuln t-rvice 7:30. I irat Churrh of Itrfthren Indiana . jand Miami st. Kc. T L.. ieore. pastor . S'-nuay B-hooI at 0:10 Charles Yoder, ... sW a - su j rnali'ii it nt. t lasses for all. Uocpei s sermons at 10 :.".0 and 7:30. I Su!'j- t in th- venire: "The lusplrati."i . f tin- p.ih and Plideavors !. .-. t ! ii c at t hit c at 7 :.".o ansti.m i -rkers meet In its at il:.".o Prayer churi h Wednesday evenThau k. sei vine servi-e u ila v at 10 oYh It. I'orninunion - Thursday eveninc at 5 ' lock. . niija catioual sincinc at all terveor.I riiurrh of the Urethren Cnhin ; nd au P.ur. u St .. Iter. J. (1. G.n-t-r, pastor. Sund.y chhol at 3:30 n m, ti. A. S. m;. m.:.. superintendent. Mornr.c rii.o 10:oi. f onferrnre Meinorbil 1 ni(id lirrthren -S. St. .T..-ph st. Ilev. ; P. P.yrer. pat'r. Sun.'.a.v s-tio.d at '. :3il a. in.. ' lh Wils..-!, s'.ip-riiitcndt i;t. .ases for : i. .lunl'T !i:-ttiti ea h Saturday at M-TIlil!.' S'lt.jf. t s. A es." P T t he "Not Pleaslnevening s. rv h e. t let jrninc l""d for Pvi! ii'Miiir s,-rvi'i .it '.:.". Than k i vine s.-rvi.e t'bristian PnThis will be a lead by Walter rr- ! :.d i v I he ofTl. '.al board will meet evi-i! i:.c with the juarterly -.n-"Sirisiian Pud-ivor business -fir Tuesday eveiiin Then will Ve-l ties. lay n t , even ! c.v i :i y prav-r !i a- -"ii'.il rv iit s -rv i. v of the union ThanksLUTHERAN Holy Trinity Pv angeiiral - :.il I. in ley pt , ll-v. Alb:.I.'i S iii. I. iy a. hool ;:K Sherman at. rt II Keck. i a m . I'dt'hissfs for 1 .Mil' iperwiP trier.!. Mi s f r ill aces f c ..f by t he p istor. M-n's pi!.;Sub W-. t of l.. M.s.ph and His Ac-I Father" Chief s. rv i. . with serin.n bv the pastor at 1':.'- a. m Sut.Je.t: '-The l u. hau c lue Chri-t" i.'espers with sermon by the p..;dur at 7.VO p. ui. Subjekt: "XL

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I'urf In II a rt." TM i tho sixth -f a !-rl-s .f ..riii'iM 011 tLf l'atitul---i. I.ntti-r Uvi'ii" l v tloiml sfrvit-e from t j.. in.. j,y Mrs. A. II. !)' Topli-: "Tboii 'row L,-.t tLe V.-ir." The iii.mial oj)r- itJutial nuH-tln will I:t'U at th fliiirrh n Tues lay at T:t" I m j(ort will liaril from all i'rartmnti t t!i !iiir-b ttiil th !- tin of 1. Hirers III t t.tM. It N 1 ti -I'ortant that v-ry ni'riil-r rv-ut-Out 'I h-rinkx'tvi.'iz rvi- e will 1 h-ll on Ttnirsilav ;it T:i-1 i. tu. M.iv tli ;.irlt .f "I rl'H Info Ili into IHb tlilllkfuhu-ss that H.it.-s with court with .) fill tl. l.'Mirtn thf.r tn iy "ntir t h:i n k vi n s U'I tirals.'' t'hir r-- t hMiral at t. . m . ... . . . rri.: ut ' trultiu on t .i t-lif i.-:il iuSatnrtlay at 2-:) a. la. ui a tifrman Luthrrr.n. Jefferson "u ttiiii.ini bis. i.pt. ix. tiine, iaiir Jfrniap arvl-t r.t K:".o n. m. Su.nlaT hnoi. hf.th linpM.!! ami (Iprninn, at f :.'.. nriirllih n-rvl-- on th t-Mn.I anl fourth Sundays f tin month at 7 :.". Morning it.j-f. "IN j.fiif-n :" vnin. "(loajH-l." Thursday. Nov. ''l l.-inj.' Than k.:lviiifr l:iy th-ro will 1.-si-rvi s at th unial tint-, 1U:.'J a. in. (jlorl Del .! t'naptn and Krr ts.. Hpt ; ttfrle.i iiNon. Sunday jch.ol a. m Hible rhms at 0:13. Service at 10 ::: :i. m and 7:30 p m. .M 'ml. iy vt-nlnir. nialo ( horus nra tl p. W'iln-si.iy -venim:. hoir practl"' at 7 :.".a. srvl on Thanksgiving day at 1 :.",( ii. in., an,) in th vninjr th nnal TbankMirivin sah will 1.: held l.y tiu Ladif-s' 11. Saturday. 1":(K a. in.. oiitlrination srbool. it it.. . .. . . i . .ii. EPISCOPAL. M. Jamea' Lafayett St., north of Washington a Parish bouse. 310 W. Colfai ii. liijrht Per. John IUztn W bite. 1. I)., biahop of the diocese of nortLt-rn Indiana, rector. Her. II. It. White. iar. At 7:-50, holy eonuntinion. At 0:00. children's service. At 11 :. morning prayer and sermon. At .1:n. evening prayer Serni'm by the vlear: "Sub ject. -Loyalty." The eh dr will sine in the morning: Pim essbmal, "Kejob-e. Ve Pure in Heart;" renite, idiant: te deiiin. P.ipk; Jubilate. Puck; "Praise the Iord." Tours: riiessbuial. "ThanksirivInir Let Ps llrlnir" Thanks-ivinc day s rvlees at 7: '. and 1 n'din-k. t'orpo"'ite eointnunion of the men ;it 7:3i CATHOLIC. St. M?ibrn'a Hungarian Tbomaa and llrPheraon sts. Ilev. Alexander Varlakv past r. Mhss at s.OO and 10:15 a. m. Sunday a-tool nt l :00 p. ni. Penedletie n at 3 :tH) p. m. I'reaeblnff at 11 :00 a. rn. St. I'atrlrk'a 07 S. Taylor at. Iter Jubn F. DetJroote. i". S. C, pastor. liOw masses nt 0:00 and 0:00 . ta. Low nisssi and aermou Lt 10:30. P.aptlsrn at 2 p. m. Veapera at 3:30 p. in. Sunda.icbool at 3:0o p. rn. Meeting of cburcb ot lettes at 4 p. m. 5t. Hetlwlfr'a Tollali Cnr. Scott and Napier sta. Ilev. Actbony Zutowlcz. C S. t'., pastoi. Low . ass at 7:30, 9 and lo a. ni. Sunday school at 2:30 p. m. Bene diction at 2:35 p. iu. St. Manlaluua Poliah 113 N. Lincoln it. Uev. Uoman Martialak, pastor. Masi .t 7 :30, D and 10 a. ta. St. l.aimir'a I'ollah 521 S. Webstar it. Low mats at i :30 a. ai. Illfh mass at 10 a. ui. Vespers nt 2 r. m. St. Adelberfa I'oli.e Olive and ;rar its. Kev. Jona ivubaekl. pastor. Daily aiasa at 3:15 p. in. 11c ly hour Wednesday eveulüg at 7:30. St.nday niasa S aud 10 a. m. Rt. Joieph IIPil it. and Taaalle a?.. Patrick J. irro.'l. C. S. C. yaator. Ixiw roabse at 7 :3o and 3 a. a. iiiU mass t 11). r.encdlctloD 3 p. m. Fmcrtti Heart lirlj Ian 1120 W. Tho.naa at. Iter. Cbarles V. 'liclier, pastor. Mass t 7:00 and l:30 a. m. rfunUaf school at 2:30 p. in. Ilenedictlon at 3 p. m. Saerrd Heart Notre Dame. Low Mass at G : a- ru. Studer'ts mass at S:00 a. ni. Parish mass at 10:15 a. m. Vespers ut 2:00 p. in. St. Mary's German 131 S. Taylor at.. Rer. J. M. Scberer, C. S. C. pastor. Masa at 7:30 and 10 a. ui. Sunday school at 2:30 p. m. llenedlctloa at 3 p. m. ASSOCIATED BIBLE STUDENTS. Trogress club ha::, MelvillJ bulld'.r.?. 212 S. Lafayette L Sundaj. 3 p. m. TEMPLE BETH-EL. JewUb Temple Ueth-EI .asalle ar. and Taylor st. Sunday inorninjr servbe at 11 :n). Subject of "sermon. "A lood Investment.' Kellglous K-bool l):0o-lo:."j. SCIENTIST. Main nnd Madison sts. Sundaj serrlcei during the erection of the new church will be held at tile Lasalle theater ft 11 a. m. Testimonial meeting on every Wednesday eveuin; at s o'eloek at th' Propres:; Infi rooms, Melville buihliue. C'PC S. Lafayette it , Sunday school for ihildnn und youuc people up to the a;;e o' co. Is from J:4.1 to 10:.".o Keadlnff rooms ni lint. lined ly this church on the seventh lloor of the J- M. S. buildiue, are open every afternoon from 2 to 5 and ou Saturday fioui 6 to 8. SALVATION ARMY. 21! F. WaablnRton ar. Sunday aerTIces: Morninjr. s.uaty Jail. 9:30; noon. Suuday school, 2:.'). Livening., gospel aerTlces 7:45. Capt. Nebemiab Brookes, effictr lu charge. CHURCH OP GOD. SrrTtcea are Leid In Melville bail. 212 S, Lafayette st. Sunday acbool at 10 a." to. Mrs. Ltuma Kalisback, Superintendent. GOSPEL MISSION. Ther. will be se. vices beld each evenlit: at the (lot pel Mission. 4CMs F. I.aaille av. God speakers arc provided and tie public Is cordially inviud to attend. SPIRITUALIST. The South Iteud Fronresstve JSpIriturd fo.ietv will bold services Sunday evenir.jj ut 7:30 in KeJ .Men's Lall. 30Ö S. Michigan st. C I. I.oekridpe. lecturer. Mr. Lockridge will give testa following" the lecture. The South P.end Progressive Spiritual society will hold services Suuday evening nt 1 -.it the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wortbincton, 4'i F. Marlon st.. Mtshiwaka. P.usiness meeting at 7: p. in. All members urgcutly rtsjuestcd to be present. F. Iockridge. lecturer. MISSIONS. Mnnonite Hope Mission 107 S. William st. Sunday school at 2:30. Treating at 3:iui and 7 :.'5o During tbe wik tervi. es every night but Wednesday. Un .NOV. '. :30 K. p. in., communion services. Curtis, preacher MarT FIder C Nuneinakcr iu charge. Cltr 113 Ti. Jefferson Mvd. Ray A. b'.rd. auperlntetulent. Sunday school at 'i j. m. Meetings eve'T nicht at 7:30. P.ible elas t at 4 o'clock in the book of (britsis, lsj, t-hapter Freulnc m-rvb-e st 7 -"' with oid-fashlon snj:s Supt. Hay A. 1'ird i ill speak ou the fourth anchor, '"Testlru :ny." APOSTOLIC FAITH. 515 E. Jefferson bd Regula meet nig Sunday lo lS and 7:3) o'clock. Y. M. a A. Y. M. C A. meetings whi be bell ever Sunday aiteriiooa. espi daily far men. It tbe auditorium of tLe boxa' building. A pecUi speaker will be aecured for each Sunday aud special ciuslc will La futnUhed. Y. Y. G A. I Thanksgiving vesjer service will be 1 1.1 at tbe You'ii; Wom.'u Christian ;iss .. l.ith'ii . ri sun-lay afternoon ut 4 '. o'cln k. The Ilev. Mr Kenn. w l! peak. VKliu .;, l.y Miss Hernie II. dl vell Ti.e intension ilubs are to be hir;tese Ali women and girls are U'VlUd. Uulldiiij: open fr:nx U tv 7 p. ia.

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T Act Appropriating $400,000,000 Will Be One of Early Measures Introduced . WASHINGTON, Nov. 1 i 1 naval appropriation 2Z. The l. ill probably will le one of the first grc:it .supply bills re.idy for con.siiler.itioii i'i the house when conirre.-s cumems next month, despite the f ict that it will carry a total of nearly $400,00 1.0 00. Final ligures for new ships await! a deci.sion as to the size of the ! three battleships to be Included in the program. Estimates of cost cannot be completed until it is determined whether they are to be of 32,000, 3S.0O0 or 40,010 tons displacement. Admiral Grittln told the committee that American airplane and submarine constructors were rapidly developing satisfactory engines. He saw no reason why the performance of European craft of both types tould not be equalled. His own bureau, the admiral said, had about completed plans for a tive hundred horsepower airplane engine. The j largest now available in the market j is. about 200 horsepower. He also i expressed the opinion that the American licet of submarines would make at least 20 knots an hour, engine diflicultics now appearing to have been overcome." of the vessels authorized last year, the admiral said that only the contracts for the four battle cruisers and three scout cruisers provided for last year were in doubt, the disposition of contracts for the many other craft being about settled. Private builders were cautious about the battle cruisers, he explained, because of the ISO, COO horsepower the ships must develop to make the required 35 knots, but the department has no doubt of the results. The i largest American battleships at present, he added, develop about 30.000 horsepower. ASHTABULA TRAINMEN OWN HOMES AND MOTORS Litllo Olli Hallroiul Town Has Thriftiot Switchman in World Says TraJnnuiMer. NEW VOIIK, Nov. 2Z. Ashtabula Ohio, went on record Friday before the arbitration which is trying to settle differences between the Switchmen's union und thirteen railroads, as the home of some of the thriftiest switchmen in the country. W. H. Sull.'van, t rid nina.st er for the New York Central at Cleveland, aroused the board's interest when he testitled that he knew at least 50 switchmen who own their own homes in Ashtabula and have automobiles as well. One of them had been mayor of the town, he said. The witness declared he did not j believe an eteht hour law could be j put in operation in any great terjiiinal without overtime work. It ' mi:-;ht do for some pla'es, he asert-1 ed, l.ut never for Cleveland. t The New Haven yard in P.oston has the same number of engines a,s ; the Cleveland yard," Sbillivan was j informed, "and they have been j working on an eight hour bais for 32 years." TO EXCHANGE CAPTIVES Germany and France Will lU'turn liiMncrs Next Month. IlEKLIN (by wireless to Sayville), X. Y.. Nov. 2.".. The negotiations for the exchange of interned civilians that have been in progress for pome time between Germany and Prance, have ended according to the Overseas News Agency. It is announced that twenty thousand persons are to be exchanged. The return of these people will begin December 4, and end at Christinas. Each day there will be a train running from Schaffhausen to Geneva, and another in the opposite direction for the transportation of the interned civilians. WILL ATTi:.M IXMIKAIi. BEKLIN (by wireless to S'ayville), Nov. 25. A dispatch received here from Vienna. says the Overseas News Agency, reports that King Alfonso of Spain is expected to attend the funeral of Emperor Francis Joseph. PENFIELD U. S. ENVOY AT EMPEROR'S FUNERAL V. S. Ambassador to Yieiina Is Notified to Act for ThU Country. YIENNA, Nov. 2 4., Nov. 25. I-Yederic C. American ambassador vit London, I'entield, the Friday received a notirication from Washington that he was to act as spccijl envoy of the United States t the funeral of Emperor Francis Joseph. Reports from Puda Pest indicate that the Hungarians are anxious to have the coronation of the new em peror-king1 occur during the first rart of the coming month. It is i probable that Emperor Charles will spend a considerable time in the Hungarian capital each year. HA KG A I.V. RA KHK ELECTKIC Sl.lT.O. Fli'chtly used Milburn demonstrator. New Milburn en rout. Pargains in other cars. Christmas orders now. It costs but J3 a month to charge a Milburn. Advt. ELEOT11IC CAR H EADQCAETEPS. Wm. Pender, jr.. Service Garage. s;uth TJend, Ind.

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Forty hour' devotion will st.irt at i-'t. Stanislaus' church at 10 o clock mass Sunday morning. Solemn mass will be suns by Ilev. Stanislaus Sza mackl. C. S. C, assistant pastor or j the church. ; There will be special services at I 7:30 o'clock Sunday and Monday! evenings, and on Tuesday evening the solemn closing of the devotions j will take rlce. The closing scr- ( ices will consist of a sermon on the ' M-?ed sacrament, the litany tt the I .-aints and procession. rAKTIIS. Mrs. Katherine Kalamaja, 102 N. I'onl st., was pleasantly surprised ' y a number of friends and relatives Thursday evening in honor of her birthday anniversary. The time was spent very socially with frames. Toward the close of the evening a delicious luncheon was served. Mrs. Kalamaja was presented with a beautiful library table. Those who attended were Mesdames M. Panicki, P. Kenuielski, M. s'ojka. M. Szczypsk;, H. Kaniewski, j M. Kruzel, J. Jisek, J. Dobrzykow- j ski. S. Led a, H. Downs, M. Jaja- t kowski, J. Kurczewski. M. Pajakow- ; ski, P. Jelinski, M. (Jorka. II. (lorka, P. Gork i, M. Zmudzinski, J. Janis- ; zczak, L. Ladd, A. Andrysiak, K. : Pejza M. Xiespodziany, A. Grzes- i kowiak, P l'ybii ki, I: Idyga, M. Walorski, P. I). IColecki, A. Kuczmanski. i A. Klosinski, M. Jozwi.fc, M. szwarc, K. Kukla, W. Kodzius, J. Zientowski, I Ii. Ziolkowski, M. Mejer, A. Tobol- ! ski, M. Ziol kowski, P. Klos, J. Steszewski, A. Kaminski, M. Kajzer, W. Kajzer, J. Kajzer, 1. Tafehski, J. Kajzer. P. Tafelski, K. Iluntynski, Koszewski. S. Ilanieki, JL Koczo.wski, P. Przybysz, J. Iis-?k, H. Kalait.aja, II. Pajakowski, S. Maternovvskl, V. llorka, I. Nowak, M. Sikorski, J. Johnson, F. Uucholtz, M. Hens, p. Hens, 1. Kuliberda and S. Stachowiak. wuji pki:si:t comi:i)Y ilays. "Westalka," and "Panstwo Pietrzykicwicz," the one-act comedy pla will be presented by the mem bers of St. Cecilia's choir in the new auditorium of St. Casimir's school on Sunday evening, Nov. 26, promptly at 8 o'clock. The young people selected for the ciist have been working hard for some time under direction of Miss i Anna ypniewski, whose efforts have been put forth to please the audier ce. An orchestra will furnish selections between the acts. PERSONALS. Joseph Palicki, 314 Monroe st., is very ill. Dr. Ilenoe is attending him. Walter Garbarczyk returned to his home in South Chicago. Miss Stephane P.ojewlcz, 1227 W. Thomas st., returned from a short visit with friends in Chicago. John Dabrowiak left for Hammond after a business visit here. Stanislaus Kengalskl of Laporte is here on business Ignatius K. Werwinski, 405 S. Chapin st., will leave Sunday morning for Chicago, where he will ,pend the day with friends. Joseph Kitkowski, 1325 Liston st., will leave S'unday morning for South Chicago to spend the clay with friends. Anthony Grzegorzcwski of Laporte is here on a business visit. Michael Siekarczak, who Ins been here visiting; with friends, left today for Fort Wayne. Joseph Makielski, 1201 V,. Jefferson blvd., spent Thursday with relatives in Chicago. Frank Skowrnnski of Michigan City is here visiting with friends. Michael Sokolecki arrived here ftom Dowagiac fr a couple of days visit with friends. Miss Clara Sobiniak, Indiana av., has returned from Michigan City where she spent a week with relatives. Anthony Kwiatkowski returned to Chicago following a business visit here. Frank Frbaniak arrived here from Chicago for a visit with friend. The condition of Anthony Graniecki, Y. Division st., who has been ill for several days, is now somewhat improved. Ignatius Wosolek arrived here from North Liberty for a few weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs. William Wesolek, 735 Cleveland av. Michael Iozwiech, W. Washington u.V., returned from Chicago where he has been for the past few days visiting with friends. - Casimir Hazinski, Florence av., returned from Oary where he has been on business. Martin Siarczynski returned to Laporte following a brief visit here. Frank Moszwalski, Division st., who has been ill with grip for several days is now improved. Stanislaus Chelminiak, John OleJniczak and Joseph Sjierocinski, representatives of the sixth district Falcons, will leave S'unday morning for Flint, Mich., where they will attend the Polish November celebration. Frank Ostrzembskl of Elkhart is here on business. social i:vi:nts. A penny social will be given Wednesday evening, Nov. 2 5, in the St. Hedwige school auditorium by the joung ladies of Holy llosary society of St. Hedwige church. The t. Hedwige society will hold its meeting Sunday afternoon at .he St. Hedwige school. The c-acred Heart of Jesus society will hold its meeting Sunday afternoon at St. Hedwige school building. The singing practice of M. Rolaanowski Falcons choir will be held Monday evening at S o'clock at Kosciuszko hall. The military Land of Falcons Z. P. No. 1 will hold their rehearsal Monday evening at Z. IJ. hall. 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AID FOR BELGIUM Appeal Is Made to Stop Deportation of People to Germany. WASHINGTON, Nov. 25. Another appeal from the Belgian government for American -influence against the deportation of Belgians to work in Germany was handed to the state department Friday by Minister Havenith. It was in the form of an instruction to the minister declaring the situation was becoming more terrible every day, and directing him to hep: the secretary of state to "urge the German government to consider the consequences of the crimes against humanity committed in their name." Charge Grew of the American embassy at Perlln already is making informal representations at the foreign office in bohalf of the Belgians. He has not made a formal report of the German government's attitude, but it was learned today that sullicient information had come through unofficial channels to make it evident that Germany will deny that Belgians are being forced to work in munitions plants and contend that their deportation for employment largely forms a necessary military measure within the spirit of international law, concerning the treatment of the populations of conquered territory. The fact that enforced Belgian labor has operated to relieve for military duty many thousands of Germans was among the statements laid before the German foreign office by Mr. Grew, but this w. s done on the basis of the iJrmal complaints from the Belgian officials which he vas instructed to submit. The undertaking is of a peculiarly delicate nature, Mr. Grew not being the accredited representative of Belgium at Kerlin and his services as an intermed ary being entirely by sufferance of the German government. FIRM IS INCORPORATED Current Control Company Will Sell i:icctrical Fix tares. The Pouth Bend Current Control Co.. a local concern, was incorporated yesterday at Indianapolis, with a capital of $15,000. The concern will manufacture and sell electrical appliances. The directors are D. E. Wescott and Harvey Koontz of this city and C. S. Swergel of Niles, Mich. will hold its singing practice Tuesday evening at S:30 o'clock at Wari saw hall. I The Wreath of Mary society of the Polish Women's alliance of America will hold their meeting Sunday afternoon at the St. Hedwige school building. The girls' gymnastic class of K. ' Pulaski Falcons will meet Tuesday evening at 7::o o'clock at Warsaw, hall. The Polish federation of America will begin its fourth annual convention Monday at Magyar hall on j Chapin st. In the evening a re ception win tr; tenaerea tne attenuIng delegates and their friends, i ru.-ir.ccs sessions will commence Tuesday and will lat for three

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