South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 48, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 17 February 1917 — Page 2

SATl'UDAY AITintXOOV, IT.niU'AIlV 17, 1917.

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I l r i - - N Main ntr-t. kv. IPnry I. lni. l-.-tr Cli-s la.etliig at 'J ' a. t:i. - ....! iy lio .l .it !:':o :i in t!. n'l'ilt r t i in : J. IJ. Am'. -m . r t n t ti-l-n t I i , : 1.- v er!,ir. nt 1": n. in jind 7 :".' j. l.i !;'. h.'TH wiil .;.! k ;it :cl rv- : M-iiiing tlaine: - u )i;.f Will - i. vtu rjitj-t?" At :: .. . i-. k ts.r. U1 le h s - Ul ni'-etlng for won. . nlr at v.M'ti tlr-.a- lr. I'tvl will -;. K u t b f'i''J" t. "An Cp-to-1'at' W:iuan " I ;.Mrt; 1hj;u" j.t ml.", j. ni. Lterdi.g t:,. :.: '"I I." Ju!i.i-tit " Johr. 1IIÜ1-. i ..f. will nln;r ni NTvi i ;itil Lav full riiMrg" i'f tLf .lli,:!lig during tl. ' inetln.' St- I'aul Memorial - 'oif i find La -p .rti avenge. Kv. .laiu-- I.. ( i.i Miner, I 1. j i-t r Sunday li'ioi it t '..' a l.i : ii:iV A. l'i-ll. U '! I I. feil'lef : t At 10:C ii. in. th- tnininer will p;..i-!i t u. '"'1 Ii Hungry .md Tliirt Soui." ,iinl tl" i.'ioir I . I "xing. "TO W iiIn. -'' m,t "F. I- m r Lai.-d." l.y l.-rul.irii At 'b.uo p. ni tfif j:pv rt!j 1 :igu" will i-i ' v W. .1. K lU-r. At " j. in. a ;...rge U'.i-hli.st.-n f'.itrloil,- s.rvi.e will ). 1. !'l ;.t w,lh Ir. Üar.iiner will .;ik on V) iri Mi'-- of Wa-MiiiTtoi.'- itti l t!.' j)lr will lu.' "Atii'Ti-a TriurupJiaiit." l.y I'on.ire.t. and ' Strn M l.an-l " ' v R'i!lart At tti -; of 1 ,. .-riuoii mo pitM'.t ! rn ' t i - n ,.itures will ptntd. "Ti l'.ravp Women of 177'."' nrd Tli S ! p i n g Si'i.t in l " Grre-Corner 5. Mi. t.ig.n r. r i I Tutt frf-t. TranL K. I 'mi; !i-rty. pastor. ,n4 mftlnr at a in : Ml- NttiTaylor, lea!-r. Sunday h.iol :it '.:'') a. in ; John A. I'r. ' i r i n t 't n f Ii. M.if, iinml- al lir-. f.r. Miss lili.at - - 1 1 A.irp. or.-nir l.onrll llt-iclitt - Miii r ainl l i aii' l !' H. I'.i.Kk. p.i-tor. Sun.l.n liool .1:4.1. II. siipvrlriti-L'lont. Muriiin jrvi' ' 11 ' !. . W. Irlaitv P.lalne und Va-ar ar , R. Ieilu l. limit, paster, l'.llil s t ool at :?. 'hftn I'Liillp. m.ipTlutruilent. S' rnun l.v 1 1 - p.ntur on, "Ar- ' t l t All In'.'-' Ii.iir V. Sliliway of Milwan1 will fun. Uli tri" -p-.il inii-i-- at tlii" i- . r i . i -oriii.-t in of ami v.a! -.I"-1. lipwortli I-im a i:l.". A l' li.iti-- .Typ- at 7:. ','). Mr. SII1- . w.ty will li:ivf liarL''" of th rnnsi.-. ninl tin" ti r j j - lioir iil iix-ist in l:i.linir. Mr Mliawa.v int nimli of hii own iniMi', -'fii" of it l iii writtt ii iii' ojiiiiiL' li''i'" At .". m p in. a 1 1 1 1 1 r i wr j..r w..ii-n i.nlt. n.l.l t -.-. l.v Mr Ilni.t. ir i: II. rottr will -It, two t ! 1 1 1 1 1 -l.r. I ln'.c will I." van'li-ti - io- t int:-i'-li nielli t!ili lining w-.-k out Satnril.iy. n Tn-"la.v i.U'M spot l.il -f.it l iMTV.iti"!! will I." in.i'l" for Mr. I..n1 in - linri't: aii'l on Tlmrxlay ni'lit It Mr. M aim"' iii-tri'f n lii'lav iiihf will Sni. it. iv -"I'oul nil.t. !-i.fior- hi.'I iIa- will iirraniT" t -lr p'U'i f I"-''. p i;ii in 'l -i ;i 1 f' ltnr"- .it i vi ry Hcrvn e. t.innrtli . f-Mioritl '"rm r .I-ln- oln wa V. ami Alivr t rt-t. A. Hunter Knn . pator. Siiml.iy m I I at .:.".' a in : tilt-n rinin'.v. npM-intiMlint. KMrr Park M. K. S, S.'vmM. Mrr.t. lv .1. A. Lord, pastor: 1.-1 1, .. Siin0. '.r srliool at '.::;i rul.lic wor-hip at lo : i) a in. a ml 7 t. in. Snrnl.iv morning' tlunn: "Siipr niai y f Inner I. If" ." i I n 1 n ir tlicni": ',.t,n hrit. t'ur Supn in" IiU al " ti 1 1 MrmorUI - Ii' liU'an ami Vi' torla -tn-t. K-v. Hai.!', pa-tor. Sunday v.-IkkiI at 5:4" a. in.; W. T. I'.rain.in. ui'r lnteri'Uuit. tirnmn I.af.iy tt" anl U'ayn" str""t. Kit. H. S. Milli r, p.mtor. Sunday ' !ioi at 'J:'.i a. ni. : .lolm Km Ii. sii p ri n t n 1 -int. Ir;i Iii ii li::;o a m. ami 7::.' p. in. KpwortTi l"ii?ii" at 7 : p. in, l'rayrr niortliij We'hifM'lay at 7:1.1 p. in. nVsUyan 72"J '.. l'.r..a. w a y . Uox. xA'alter i '. Mrn-. pa-tor. Morninir firvi ( at K:.". Kvi'iiinc .- rvi " at 7 :.'; Suml.iy s'-lio.ii at '.:::' a in.: A'i.ini M-ott. uprf p.t'inlMit. Triycr nif.t:i.u' Velnt"silay cvfiitn? at 7 :'". FRED METHODIST. Tre Mftlio.lt 1'rnnsylv.inia ayrnu" nil Itiij.li tr-f. ('. II. S'.vli.irt. .n-tor. Sim-lay S' liool y:no a. m . raul N. l.ltfl. nperlntrinlont. rroaiii'.nc at l1:.': a. ui anJ 7 p. in. ra-li Snri'l iy. Rlr rrk I reo Mrt!ollt Fointeenth and Vine t. M. Jennlnff. pastor, Sunday hac! 10 a. ox, L. K. VVolfv. auperiDtfUi.fnt. AFRICAN M. E. Olivet A. M. K. "lo V. Mourn st C. 1 uiirv All n. pa-tor. Sumla.v t-h 1 at 1 ::; 'p. ni ; K-v. l.ll I. St-wait. sup'T-Iittt-nl-nt. l'i f.i. I.in- at 10:.'. a- in aiol 7 ::: p m !.r i:v I: A A.l iiii ri.i.. at r':o ii spla! nn tin for nn n our at j. in Aillr-os l.y hr. Ail.uu. ''liorus of 4 1 wll'-in' 1'nl'il" I -rI la I !y in-Mt''-1 21in A. M K. Iter. S. Samuels. psI jr. lTjaoliiiig 10:i a. m. aau 7:40 p. va. PRESBYTERIAN. first Cor. WaMnct'-n nr. and Iafajrttf st, i:et. Charles A. Llpplncit. 1'. I. intiiUttr. Mls Cliarlotte M. l'art-öl..-" nssistint to minister. I'm : ! i w..r-liip at 1:. a ni an.l 4 p ni M"iiiiti4 Nii!j" t : " T!i Sorrow f ti" Wo.i.l-" .p'i- rvi.' at 4 :n p in Siii.j.-' t: ai..l t'tlii'i- I..1-." tli" ! i n;ii ic of a joTi- of iu'.ii!"ru ii.ferprrt ;ti"!i i f tl." 1! -"m:ii.i:;ilin'iit-. l'1' 1 1 r will Mill. at this s.'ii-: "I'll'' 1. "M ;i t. " Siflllv.ili ; "!; Sw'tlv v"'-..;i Tti.Miiht." Auii.ro". a ml "Tli" Ii.1., r i.i.'." with violin olilicato 1 y Mi-- l.iliiin .Martin- Hü!' ' Uool at ."! . m ; Stai.'irv .1. St'p!iii-on. supvr:;t n !,nf Mf-n' I't-Ilow 'iiip lnl at "::'.. a i.i .Icuioc lanlr.ivi.r s. i-ty at .i' p n. Hink; r'op!i' -i. t at ,; p i.i Sii''j.-. t: ' I ". i 1 I ' - !'. foic th-I'll!"'-Ii'li..'lx imtin for prajr" in! I'.ii.lc jui'ilv. W filnr-'l.iy at :"' p. I I. i.!i'-' Ai.l Ut v will 1 ..l.i a " -in .!.: tliiniMi'" in tli" liuf'li parlor I " r i i v at J :m p in TrinitT i 'or. tirat nr. anrl 5t. retr t. I:ev Jolm s. Kurnn. ,.astor lllbls .ii"-! CTi.iru' Watcr. superiaa !f at. "..- fo- all Morning w.iMp at i1' 4" .mil reuinc worhlp at 7 :"t. t'hri;j;i I n .r at i.'rii p tu. Tho-f w n ' a tai.'I .luriu 1 1- im-ot'.n ar -'.. -.1 t n't tli' -i"ii at l":.'.n In ' " i . . i r v. l ruu. Servier W1 n--l.i y '.t at 7 WttMinter - K. v. A. tTirity r.r vr. ' 1', j.io!"r San, lay liool at a :.. I' Lni jms. o.p'rint:ilviit. VuhwiisUp iu:4;, a. in. urn! 7 :."U i in. iip f iiapel Ler anl Tiyfn ata r. -ÄA V'i:il.iro Aliit"n. P P.. minUter. k';!- ..-hool Carl I'llerj. auperln-t-al-ut. Clasiea for all ittendanta Ai.:.s t.e rate rr.ntloml Jeson : all fro-n Junior lovn u tfo ol-se.jr cr-::.-.i j:tfui. Com ;rf ont teachers are rr.:: r pul-li.- worship with ermoii ' ; t:." r."v. ii. i iM'.nlop at li:4" '.: " 1 he Vi. torious I.'.ff " At 'J :"'l t: r,- ;, .,. H ni;is lue'tiii; for tot:i i ;tI w..:!!. ii ii.l,lrrH,'.l y lr lun- ' i - ChrUtian IIa-leaver at ::."'J. ; 1 .. Kn.J.'rt vor at O -'- T.'I'i--: " U'',:it We 11jp" The va:i"li-tl' '" ; i ; : t,,. i -i.ntlr.ti'! Sinxlay rven1 - ." 7 ::.'. wh'-i. Ir. Ii'.inl will peak - ' tl-:n.'. "Whosoever" At thi s. . ,. . ,;:u, , ni-iif will 1" iai l" n : ' - in c ..f th" .-rvii t'.irouc'.i ' - ' '" a in-' T'k. Spe. i.I 'vanveli!!.' 1 ' i-..rrinii' to rhar.-o-terie the-" '-. . i.i al-o tlie ilrii: an. I ltll l.' ' ' ' r- hll.lr. n TI." t'Ul'll 1 ' v !.vit"l to ;ttei,l ai.'l parjl'-i-i i i j.i i t'.."" "rvl'-e. KArriST. i-t - I". (.r M.-iin an-I Wayre streikt. !:' ' ' . . I i.-r. pato-. IU! ' ' . " i . ". K. Stil'.leNakvf. Mij'fr- ' L. ' ""Iran-Come r Waal.:, ton aT. an3 -ffJ t. Or. Ti Bertok. rastor, iiiin.y vtr.rt Ir. (Jer?. 1. I'r.tr- ' ; - -i-iii ity n.-hol ::': w- ' :' ' ' ...': !:. It iidfut. , M- ' n i:.,H,t Ii: N lUr,!-.1! t ''' 1 J !: Ix-ni... I . I 1 . p. "- ' ' , i .i .:: : in ; Mr- Anna i -ikJvL, k Ji'viiUte'icUt.

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Ilrst Swedish (r. Laurel and Xap'.er ta. SertlcB 10:30 a. m. nd 7:30 p. m. CHRISTIAN. rirt Miln tr'-t. nouth of pui.M lit.rarv. r. J.-hn M. Akun,!. pastor. M'Tniru' Hi!..- ..-liOoi at 'J .'.',) ; l'rof. II. 'i. In.". -' i'-rii.t'ij'l-rit. lur t.'io-hr ar- truiin-l. l-yon cra !"'I ami ' la-'-s for all a '". M rnln worship at l':4o. Srin.h y tii" p. '-tor: "Th" fiiory of ',' " Kvfuinr worship at 7:.".' Sl,.rt r n i o n I y tl." pastor on ".M.in'.i , hh-yen.'-nt I H I -r (Ju!- LM'Ierhlp'' Aft"r th" srnion two tilm of th i ij i'i' tur' will l. ahown lllustratir. Man' niit'ry of nature. Tlo-y ar-. "Th" Uoyal tjor'e" ami "Tho Tanaina 'anal." Th" rhorn choir will leii'l'T fp'-lal se'.th.n- h"fh tnoriiln flrnl evening. I'raver und prals. mri'' V-.lro oi v r-veuli,!: at 7 :.U. 'hr'.-ti.in h. ipti-iu will l a'liuini-terl to -veral i a.i'lhiatci. S.-nior Chrislim laoleavor M:n!-i i-T. i ii ir at '.'.'' T.pi-: "l'-iir,' t!:" things Whl'h ;,! Ha ;iveu 1'" Linden Avenue (hurih of Christ Linden avrnu" and '.irli-l' street. LC ward Ca-tl". pa-t'r. l'rea' hint; at ln:.". a. ru and 7 :'-.i p. in. Sunday h .-d at . ::.' a in '. L at '.:.". p. in. Praer meeting Wed nsda y at 7:1" p. ni. Indiana Avenue Indl itia and Witwrr a vr lines. Lev. W. S. Lrundltte. pastor: Msidcn-e. t;n s. Carroll t; Home phon.vnvi. Sunday school at Ü:o; It- L. White. siiriiitendent. 1'red Wll-oil rhorlter of I'ihl" S' iiool It. C. L itty. chorister of hun-h. A pl"iidld oiche-tra renders special iiiu-ic at ail services. Coinuuinion and p reach -i 1 1 tr follow th" r.il.l" scho.d. Sermon at lo.-tr, Sut.je.t: "The World's tireatest Memorial" Ke.-eition of nieuiljer. Mn- meeting Sumlay niht at 7 :."ö. Snlii"'t of tli" sermon: ".Ion ah and the While." Special niu-i" from a Lire chorus and orln-tra, Meetli.t may i ( Sntidav nlslif on account of scarlet fever. Make the-.' the Lest meeting of all. Thirteen confessions the past week. EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION lirst Lafayette an.l Monroe .treets. W. II Freshiey. pastor. Sunday school nt !:.'; a. in ; tleort' .L Lone, superintendent Siindav shou day will 1e f.hserved at li :.:. 'Lvanceiist ' 1 It. Weluer wLl sf'ak- All das.se are expected to have 1 a rt:. r presentation. V. I. A. at :'. with an address hy Lev. Mr. Welner. Lveuinc evamrellt l fprvh es at 7 :.".. I.'vancelist W lner Kill preach. The evanU'.distte ineetinH will eontlnu. each i. itfht n 7:1" excet Saturday nlsht. Workers conference at close of service Monday nicht. Chorus choir will lead all th" slnslit-' Cre Lincoln way W. and Brick a. Hct. Dnniel I). Speicher, minister. Sunday ru-hool at 0:30 a. m Üeorg'5 W. rein, aijperlnttiident. Vornln; tvorahlp nnd sermon at 10:00. Lvening service at 7 30. Mirpan Main and Monroe ata. Ret. Daniel A. Kaley, pastor. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. EuiuW Jester, auperlnttndent. Sermon at 10:33 a. m. Moruins worship at 10:.T". Subject: "Have You Ite.elved the Holy Jhot Slme You r.elleved'r" Yrmnc People's alliance at t:l1 p. in.; Miss Carlle Ituth. president. Them.-: "l Inir What We Have:" Iai.il" Miller, leader. Kvenlnc worship at 7 :.".. This will he a trospel service. The revival meetings will continue throughout the week at 7 :30 p. m. The Woman'. Missionary society will meet at the home of Miss (iertrade Kelnoehl. 71" Teorge a v.. Thursday afternoon at -:30. Auten fhapel Sunday school 10:00 a. m . Mrs. John Auten. superintendent. Clas meeting 11:00 a. m. Zlon'a Etamellr! Cor. E. Warne and Ft. l'eter ata. Iter. Martin Üoffeney. pastor. ft. l'eter' Geiman 413 W. Lasalle ar.. Lev. Hugr Woichelt. pastor. Sunday khool at 0:00 a. ie. SWEDISH EVANGELICAL MISSION CHURCH. Swelish Evanelieal-Corir Scott and (nhard streets. Iter. Liu: I Wittstedt, pastor. Sunday school at 1:0 a. m. ; August Anderson, auperiuteudent. BREI HREN. First Brethren Cuurcb 121 S. MlchIff.in at.. Iter. A. E. Th'rn;s. pastor, Sunday bjIiooI 0:30 a. m.. Hartley Firestone, uperlnteudent. Morning aervi' 10:30. Christian F.ndeaTor 6:3U p. c. ''nlcf ervice 7:30. First Cburrh ol the Urethren Indinnaavenue and Miami strei't. Uev. '1 . tivorp-. pastor. 1 F.'l Miami t. Sunday B. houi. 0:f.ü; I. ti. 5tahly. suporiuteudent. Liueolu way 1seeond ( liurrli of the Urethren Cusal ii i; and Van liuren 3i Lev. J. (5. tin t"i ' ukiur. Sunday achool at 'J :30 a. Wes-iv Zimmerman. Superintendent. Chilnian WorLeis' tneetiug at 0::;o p. m . J d Miller, president. rrea.unu' "'' vices "at lu:o'a. m. and 7:3o p. n. Frayer nuetini; cu Thursday e.tnlng at b O'cloikConferenee Menorll Vnltetl Urethren -j(ii S. St. Joseph at. Lev. ti F. ltyrer, j'u-tor. Sunday school at y :30 a. m. C L. WINon. Mijierlnteudeut. Classes fur ah. Juulor uieetinf each Saturday ut J :.".0. Junl.ir servi-e each Saturday at 2:30 p. in. evangelist Iroves will preach mornlui; and ever, in p. Morninsr siihject: "The Working Cliurch" Lvenluc suhj'-ct: IHvin.' Certainty." t'hristlan Fmleavor at t; ::;: A. L Ldward .leader. Sul.jiit: "The Curse d Cowardice." Service -a. h nicht ntt week except Satur.l iv niht. . 1'ra.ier service Wi'diiesday aftei it mil at Mr. Shatto's. S. ltuxh st. Lvan'elist iroves will speak to the w.iiicn on Thursday afternoon at -uYl".k,n "The (Jo.nl Samaritan Woman." LUTHERAN. llolv Trinity Fvancellral-Sherman st ..lid LIudsey st . Lev. Alhert II. Keek, pastor. Suinlay school l:lö a. m . Ldward Motts. Buperlnten Jeut. Classea for 11 (Tase for all a'e. Lllde lass taupht l.v the pastor. Sntj' t -f lesson: "Facing Imiu'-t." Chief service with sermon liv tue pastor at 10:30 a. in. Sul.je.-t: " "Fn-achln Christ Cnuifled." .luni r h au'tie at .'. :( p- m. Vesper w ith s. ru.on at 7: p- m. Suhject: "True ir.-atn.'s " l. utaer league devotional servi.e from s:0O-s:4". p. m. Topi.-: "I.uther Im.itli." The brotherhood will m.et with Kichird Strandher:. Van lturen f.. on Tu day evenlnt Sul'.Wt for .lis, us-ion: "The Christian Mai. and IF-5 Countrv." Iisi'ulu opened l.v . I. Wükes.'. n. Fet '.'1 heln? Ah Wednesday, our Lenten srvie will Lettin. Tie pa-tor will preach on the sulJe. t: "I'.roken Vow " This servl.-e will h,. preparatory to the holy eommur.i'ii on Fell, -ä Lvery mem'ier shouM ! pr. "i t 'Mt'Ohetl, nl Instruc tion Thürs, lav at :0" p. m. an-i aturt'.av at I'Mt'n. m Choir reh'arsal on Friday evening at the pastor's home. St. Taut e German taitherr.n. Jeffera?Q ard William ats. Kev. II. Halle, pastor. German service at 10:30 a. ra. Sunday s.-hooi. both L'.gllsh and German, at I :.".o. Lngllsh oervlre on the acond and fourth Sundays of the month at 7:30 Sertno-a I v the pastor. Subject: ''The PropLecy of the Ct.n ifixlot. of Christ." llolv on:tnuni.n will not Le administered Sunday, tmwever. a week from Sunday. . ierman Sui day school, but th" Fnu'li-li lass will meet at the usual time. Fr.triish serri.es fr the deaf and Learin W ednesday, at S :u0 p. m. Gloria. Pel wrl.N Ohapta and i'-rr ats.. Lev. ij.ttfrd Olson. Sunday ?chv.rl 9 a. m ILhle t'.iss at 9:15. Service at 10 30 a tn and f30 p. m. Tuesday venial the Luilding socitv will ho!. I its r'ular meeting A patriot!' pro -ram wi.l l,.-. rend"r'd The s.eity will I' enrertnined by a committFe of ladie T'nir-dav evening, cbolr re-li.-.r-al at 7::. Friday evening th lioi. is ,. ty ut ts at th horn.' f MI- ;! ai.d H.irrr p.t.rKoI W. s.n:ip -t aturdav. coufinaatl u school .. 1 1 . I, i .i t , EPISCOPAL. ft. James' Lafayette st . north ef H ::..!t,gto:i ar. Parts 5 Ih-um. 10 W. Coifai av. It:rt.t Per. J hn Ilster hire. I. I. t.islcr tu ot

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i t White. virar. Clergy Lfii. 310 W. Colfax ar. CATHOLIC. Ft. Menbea'a KuntsrliD Thnmm nnt". Hcl'hereon ata. Lev. Alexander Variaky. i pastor. .Maas at S:iX) and 10:15 a. m. riuaday school at -:00 p. m. Benediction at 3 00 p. ta. Freactlng- at 11:00 a. m. t. ratrlek'a 307 S, Taylor at.. Hot. John F. Ieiroote. C. S. C. pastor. I4oxv ruassea tit 0:00. 7:.7) and 0:(KJ a. m. Hlh nisas and aermon st 2(1:31. Baptism at t p. m. Vespera at 3:30 p. m. Sunda school at 3:00 p. m. Meeting of churci ocletles at 4 p. m. St. Iledt Ice'a rllab ?or. Peott and Naaler ata. Lev. Anthony Zubowln, C. S. C paato. Low i..aes af 7:30. 9 and 10 . m. Sunday school at 2:30 p. m. Benediction at 2:30 p. m. St. Stanislaus' Polish 413 N. Lincoln it. Lev. Itoman Mrciu!ak, pnstor. Mas, nt 7 :30. 9 and 10 a. m. St CaalmJr'a rolish-21 8. Webatar tt. Loa- mass at 7:30 a. a-.. Hljh man ,at lv c. tu. Vespers at 2 p. m. St. Adalbert's Tellsh Oliv and (rar its. Rev. John Kubaeki. pastor. Daily mass at 3:15 p. in. Holy hour Wednesday eveuing at 7:30. Sunday man 8 and 10 a. ra. St. Joseph Hill at. and Lasalle ar.. Tatrick J. Carrc1. C. S. C. yaator. Low masses at 7:30 and ft a. in. lilg-a mass it 10. Ler.edlctlon 3 p. m. aerea Heart Ilelgtan 1126 W. Thoaias t. Lev. Charles V. Fischer, pastor. Mass at 7.00 and 9:30 a. m. Sunday school at 2:30 p. m. 1'enediction at 3 p. m. Sarred Heart Notre Dame Lotf Mass at 6:00 a. m. Studenta mass at S:00 a m. I'arlsh mass at 10:15 a. m. Vespers at 2:C0 p. m. fit. Mary' German 31 S. Taylor at.. Mer. .1. M. Srherer, (J. S. C. pator. Maas at 7:30 and 10 a. m. Sunday school at 2:30 p. ni. Benediction at 3 p. ta. SALVATION ARMY. 219 E. Washington ar. Sunday aerrIces: Morning, county Jail. 9:30; noon (Sunday school. 2:30. Lrenlngs. gospel services 7:45. Capt. Nehemlaa Brookes, cff'.cti la charge. ASSOCIATED BIBLE STUDENTS. Pioarress club hfcll. Melvllla bulldlns. I 212 S. Lafayette at. Sunday. 3 p. m r.prean lesson, sunjoct: "The (ireat Pyramid of Fsrypt ind Irst Itelation to the F.n.ie." Walter Wiseman, leader. TEMPLE BETH-EL. Jewish Temple Beth-El Natalie ar. nd Taylor sL Sunday inoriiln? service at 11 o'clock. Subject of Kabbl Iibert's sermon: "Tin Il!Teretiee Iletween Tolerance and Iudifftreuce." Iteliious school y:0)-l0:00. SCIENTIST. Main and Madison sts. Sunday servl,. fluriDg the erection of the new churcu will ba held at th Lasalle theater at 11 a. m. Testimonial meeting on every Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock at the Progress club rooms. Melville bulldln;. 212 S. Lafayette st.. Sunday school for children and young people up to the age of 20, Is from 9:45 to 10:30 Reading rooms maintained by this church on the seventh floor of the J- M. S. building, ar open every afternoon from 2 to 5 and on Saturday from ti to 8. CHURCH OP GOD. Serricea are held In Melrllle ball. 211 6. Lafayette at. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Mrs. Emma Itallsback, superintendentGOSPEL MISSION. . There will bo services held each evening at the Tospel Mission. J. Lasalle av. Good speakers are provided and the public is cordially Invited tu attend. . SPIRITUALIST. The South Lend Progressive Spiritual society will hold services at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Weaver. 1Ö27 S. Michigan St.. Sunday evening ut 7:30. C. I. Lockrldee, lecturer. Message stvice following the lecture. MISSIONS. MennonWe Hope Mission 407 S. William st. City 115 E. Jefferson tlvd. Ray A. Bird, superintendent. Sunday school at S p. m. Meetings every night at 7:30. APOSTOLIC FAITH. C13 E. Jefferson bird. Regular meet lug Sunday 10:15 and 7:30 o'clock. VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA. 430 S. Michigan st. (Jospel services Sunday at .1:00 and 7:30 p. m. Junior leacue Saturday at 2:30 p. m. Sontr service and prayer tvery nicht during revival period. Lveryhody Invited. All weKume. Capt. II. A. Morey. See'y. PUPILS WILL APPEAR Kccltnl Will 1k (Ilieii at Conservatory reb. 2-. The yecoiul concert-recital of the present season by pupils of W. Preston Macilcnry and Kredric II. Inersoll and assitinf? artists will be given at the recital hall of the South Uend Conservatory Thursday evening, 8 o'clock. Feb. 22. ' Following the plan which . has heretofore proved its popularity, admission will be by ticket, free, to be had for the asking at the oH'ue of the conservatory or of the pupils. Owing to the hall's limited capacity the tickets will be iven out freely while they last, the supply being limited to 300. In honor of the day, Washington's birthday, there will be evidences of patriotism during the evening. DR. AKED TO SPEAK HERE Will Delix er Aririro- at Knife and I'ork Dinner TucmLij- Night. Dr. Charles F. Aked of New York city, and Luther M. Gulick, M. D.. will be the speakers on the program of the Februa monthly dinner of the Knife and Fork club, to be held at the Oliver hotel at 6:30 o'clock Tuesday evening. Reservations must be sent to L. E. Greenan. secretarytreasurer of the club, before noon Tuesday. Dr. Aked's subject will be "The Strongest Man on Earth "Keeping the .Mind Young" will be the topic of the address by Dr. Gulick, who is cue of the leading advocates of physical culture. We wih to exps-s our apprecia tion and thank our many friends ami I relatives for their kindnesses and ! expressions of sympathy and consolation during our recent sid mcreavement in the death of a loving wife and'mother. Also for the ocau- ' tiful floral tributes. Mr. Samuel pow.leri. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Frick Mr. and Mrs L.uU Gul'd . -v.. Ad :

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SPEAKS 01 SCI SI D Miss E. P. Crandall Says Visiting Nurse Association Should Supervise. "Public Health Nursing" wa.s the subject of an address by Miss KlU Phillips Crandall. chairman of tLe public health nursing, at the annual meeting of the Visiting Nurses' association Friday afternoon at the home of .Mrs. Frank E. Hering. 9K K. Jefferson blvd. Miss Crandall devoted a greater part of her time to discussing the question of school nursing in this city. "Your school problem is not hopeless," she aid. but in a small city it is i nly when under the supervision of the Visiting Nurses' association that school nursing can be made of benetit tn the community. .Since the Ilrst of the year the school board has assumed charge of school nursing and it is the determination of the association to continue the supervision as in past years. Miss Crandall explained the duties and plan of work of the associations in larger cities and cited some ol their most interesting cases. She said where a few years a?o backward children were placed in hennes they are now taken by the nurse, treated and cured. "They are no more mental defective than you or I," was her assertion. IleiHrtrt of Year Made. The reports of the year's work of the association preceded Miss Crandall's talk, and included the treasurer, printing, supply, publishing, and the various committee reports. Mrs. O. C Pastian, Miss Mary May White, Mrs. C. X. Chubb. Mrs. Warde I.. Mack and Mrs. A. M. Russell were elected as trustees to serve a term of three years. The secretary's report, submitted by Miss Mary May White, showed there were .'523 instructive visits and 2,701 nursing calls made during the yea;; there were 2 46 diphtheria patients examined before their release; visiting nurses calls are those made to the needy sick in their own homes, such as the daily care of three little children stricken at one time with typhoid fever; a regular dressing for a woman dying with lockjaw; the care of the mother and new baby and countless others, too many to enumerate. No charge is made for these patients, but among them the custom is growing to make such remuneration is is possible, even though it be only the amount of the nurse's car fare. The afternoon closed with tea. Mrs. George II. Mayr presided. The table was most attractive with a bowl of spring llowers and silver shaded candle sticks. I-lntertalned at Dinner. A 6 o'clock dinner was served in the Wedgewood room at the Oliver for the members of the board of trustees and Miss Crandall, Miss Margaret Parker and Miss Martine Cutler as guests. Covers wero placed for II. Spring flowers vero used .igain in table appointment, a large bowl centering the table. During the meal a round-table discussion took place. Miss Crandall anpwering various questions and explaining the specific phases of the work. She will leave Sunday for the east, where she will deliver several talks before various organizations. Omcers tor the last half of the year were elected by the Hrownson Literary and Debating society Friday evening. Joseph T. Riley of Grand Rapids, Mich., was reelected president. The other officials are: Robert Galloway of Silver Creek, N". Y vice president; John J. Ward of Pittsburgh. Pa., secretary; Leo L. Ward of Otterbein, Ind., treasurer; Alfred W. Slaggert of Saginaw, Mich., reporter, and Frank J. Murphy of Lafayette, Ind., sergeant-at-arms. The society lias been in existence since 1003 and has been under the guidance of Brother Alphonsus, who founded it. Rev. Charles L. O'Donnell. C. S C, is the critic. Forty hours devotion will begin in the Church of Our Iady of the Sacred Heart church Sanday morning at 8 o'clock and will close Tuesday evening. Ash Wednesday or the beginning of the Lenten season will be solemnly celebrated. The solemn high mass will be sung by Rev. John Cavanaugh, assisted by Rev. Matthew Walsh and Matthew Schumacher. Members of the faculty at the university are considering plans to put on a pageant as a part of the commencement program in June. If the plan is completed the pageant will be a representation of the history founding of Notre Dame. It is possible that Rev. Charles L. O'Donnell will have charge of the affair. TO HOLD MASS MEETING Rev. Charles E. WatLin to Spvak at 11rt Baptist Church. A meeting for men will be held in the First Baptist church .Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev. Charles E. Watkins. the evangelist who is coneucting meetings in that church, will speak. His topic is "The Ileal Problem of Eriiciency". A feature of this meeting will be singing by the Apollo club. This is a chorus of male voices under the direction of Prof. E. D. LloyJ.

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s FIRST REHEARSAL FOR ELK SCOUT .SHOW HELD il'o Tum Out fr Initial Tryout for ' The College Hero" Will lc Held TxLe a Week. The first rehearsal for "The Col lege Htio." the, musical play, which; L to be j,-iven at the Oliver theater March rJ, 10 and 11 under tho aus-j picea of the Dig Drotaer Military.1 .stoats rf tho ink-, whs held at the Oliver hotel Friday afternoon and n:nt. About -JUU persons were m attendance ".t rehearsals. In the afternoon 250 high school students who will take part in the affair met. and jin the t ening about l.'O adults were j present. Arrangements were made for regular rehearsals twice a week (beginning today. The rehearsals wit be hell at the Fik temple and will ; bo followed by informal social ath- ! e rings. j The local committee in charge of j arrangements for the play i. eomposed of Fred L. Dennis, chairman; i A. 1 Hollouell. M. B. Freudenstein, I A. Durkhart, Ivar Hennings, W. O. ! Davies. jr.. G. A. Farabaugh, and Karl S. Kin. The company which will actually direct the werk of staging the play and who are in the city includes Mrs. Maude Wylie, W. Mills Davis. Mr. Wright, tho author of the play, and Miss Vclla Randall, who directs the music. All of the company are from New York. City Briefs The regular session of the Norman Fddy Wom-.n's Relief corps was held yesterday afternoon at the Cm. A. It. hall. Pox 91 was pulled Friday evening at 8:::3 o'clock for a small lire at the home of Joseph Pobymski, 103 College st. The roof was found to be ablaze but the quick action of the firemen prevented the spreading of the flames. Sparks from t::e chimney were thought to have caused the fire. Damage was slight. Delegates representing the South Rend grove No. "6, Woodmen circle, have been selected to attend tho state convention to be held at Rloomington. Ind., April ::. Those who will represent the local lodge are Minnie Weaver, Daura Goff and Anna Carlin, while the following alternates were chosen: Minnie Mc- ! Combs, Laura Carbinier and Fmma Woofter. A meeting of the executive committee of post K, Travelers' Protective association, that has charge of the convention to be held in South Bend next May, will take place at the Oliver hotel Monday night. The chairman of all of the other various committees will also attend the session. Practically all of tho details of the convention will be worked out at Monday's meetirg. A special praise and testimonial service will be conducted at the city rescue mission. 115 FJ. Jefferson blvd., tonight at 7:30 o'clock, at which Rev. H. Ti. McAlpin, who is conducting the revival at the Epj worth Memorial M. K., will be the principal speaker. Many other of the evangelists who are in the city will also give talks. Evangelistic singing and special music is to be presented. South Rend council, Knights of Columbus, will hold an informal banquet at the Nicholson Inn Thursday, Feb. 22, Washington's birthday. There will be several speaker and a program of music and songs is being arranged. The attendance will be limited to 200. The committee in charge is as follows: John C. Hiss. Charles Singler, Charles Guthrie, Maurice Venett, Frank Leyes, A. W. Fortier, John W. Schindler and Louis Gerstbauer. ACKERMANN SAYS HE WILL ENFORCE LAW Explaining his refusal to answer the list of questions subbmitted to him by a local republican newspaper Rudolph Ackermann, democratic candidate for mayor told an audience at the Elder school last night that the li.puor question had been removed from politics and with that gone there was only one stand ;i candidate could take and that was for strict law enforcement. J Ackermann, Chester Montgomery, ! F. A. Dcahl, Lawrence Romine, can didate for city judge, Michael Horvath. candidate for councilman at large, Clarence Hushower, seventh ward councilmanic candidate, Walter Allen, Bert Grant and D. J. McNamara were speakers at the meeting, which was attended by a, goodly number of women. The Imperial i.uartet sang several numbers. John I'. Cully presided at the meeting. MACCABEES PUT ON BIG INTERURBAN MEETING Delegates from Elkhart, Goshen. I Mishawaka and .outh Rend, num bering about 2 30, were present at the big Interurban meeting held under the auspices of the South Rend tent. No. 1, Knights of the Maccabees, at Revier hall last nisht. The great commander, Milo Meredith of Wabash. Ind., made the principal address of the evening ar.d J. W. Replugle. great 'ecord keeper. I of Goshen. Ind.. also gave a short talk. The initiation ceremonies were given by the Mishawaka order. The next Interurban meeting will le held at Elkhart. Monday night, March 2. and a large delegation from South Rend will attend. A series of thesi" meetings are being planned, the sessions to be held at the various surrounding cities. A sccial e ening concluded last night's affair.

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NEWS OF INTEREST TO POLISH CITIZENS PARTIES. Miss Wilhelrnina Nifrady entertained with a valentine party Thursday evening at her home, 1317 Colfax av. The house was tastefully decorated with tiny pink hearts and with streamers of red crepe paper. Games, contests and dancing made the evening an enjoyable one and late in the everdng a buffet supper v. as served. Selections on the victrola were also enjoyed. In contests the prizes were awarded to John Abberder and Miss Emma Uucholtz. Her guests were Louis .S'ipotz, Joe Nyikos, Rill .Sipotz, Clarke Annis, John Vagor, Henry White. John Abberder, Andrew Bella, Joseph Rella, Call Baumgartner. Otto Kruetz; Misses Elizabeth Sipotz, Mary Vagor, Emma Rucholtz. Ethel Goodley, Erma Pari, Mrs. Clarke Annis and Mr. and Mrs. Julius Toth of South Chicago. social i:vj:nts. The Loung Women's Rosary society of St. Adelbert's church will meet .Sunday; at 3:30 p. m. at the school building. The St. Floria.n's society of St. Hedwige parish will hold its meeting Sunday evening at s o'clock at the St. Hedwige .chooi. A meeting of the Polish Falcons M. Roman owski. will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Kosciuszko hall. The meeting o." St. John Cantius society of Warsaw will be held .Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at Warsaw hall. The St. Valentine society of St. Hedwige parish will hold its meeting Sunday afternoon at the school building. The singing practice of St. Hedwige choir will be held Friday evening at S o'clock at the St. Hedwige school. The meeting 'f "Cory Polski" (Daughters of Poland), Polish Women's alliance of America, will 1-e held Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at Z. R. hall. The Falcons K. Pulaski will hold their meeting Sunday afternuoa at J

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o'clock at Warsaw hall. The Name of Mary society of St. Hedwige narish will hold its me. ti I ing Sunday afternoon at 2::i0 o'clock J at St. Hedwige school building. The Lady Falcons M. Romanowski will hold their meeting Monday evening at 8 o'clock at KosciuszKo hall. The members of St. Joseph's society, branch ?:, Polish Women's :iiliance of America, will m'-t Sunday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock at St. Hedwige school. The girls' ym class of K. Pal.iski Falcons will- hold th ir ex rcisos Tuesday evening at Warsaw hall. The meeting of St. Stanislaus society of St. Stanislaus" parish will b.held Sunday afternoon at 1:"" o'clock at the i.arish ball. The sinking p-actk.- of th- h'.ir of K. Pulaski Fab.n will b- hM Tuesday evening at v: o'clock a Warsaw hall. pi:ro. i.

Miss Anna Dziendziub wski will' s.UI;1j, rhun n j-j ,:i;i..-- r..ith leave Sunday for her home in 'h:- ;in.i t ililU. , .... ,,f T... L- .rd.-n. cag.. after a f-w d iV i.-it h. r- ,,r . r, j:, . :,ri,j f(.,r r-,;,... with relatives and irier.ds. She r. , :i (,f N-(rth j lr It.. Aj u the guest of Mr. and Mrs. William head of .!!', 1 ' sho.its averacin.Rozplochowski. 11.:; W. Napier st. re, ,,n-;nds each, about 20 tons br'John Glembowski. S. Chapin si.. 1 ,,,iXed hay. ..-. eorri. sib.i' ;n s.b.. left Friday for Whiting t- spend a - w j,jt.. "wv.srid'.t!-' rhi- :.:.s .,r ! few days with relativ -s. 1 fariiiing impb -m'-nt- of all bin '.-. Theodore Z a a i z n za l f East -p-r:r.s All s uns nn-b r ? " e Chicago is here on a !. .::. -- vi-it. er J .. r--: ( ' Paul Szerczynski. wh.. has been Tm,nths w.thout ir.?er--r if p-,.d here xisiting wit.h fri. n-N. left to- uh-ri .! -. Purcb.a. r C ci' -e i-,n day for Sand vky. . 1 at.k.ib'e i.otr. Rot di. r v. -A - Walter Palczv r.ski. S.-ott st.. L. ,.r.s ,., ,,n around- i v E--. dies' . !. gone to South i'llicaL'o to s;.-nd a VP. t

couple of days with r I.ati . Miss Mary Czachowiak. W.i-ldng-ton av., is cunbned to h ! horae with illness. Mrs. Mary Roy er. 7;.' W. Jc iTerson bld., left Saturday m-.rt.ir.g f.-r Loganport on a business i-.t. Frank WiTZbii;ski art:-, e l ): r' Friday for a few !a.-' ;-;t with friends. Miss Clara Kraz . if z. S. Chapin St.. ha gone to Chi a-o for a f w days' visit with relativ 'S. The condition of J. Pie. ho. ki. S. Warren st.. wh lias be. -n ill fop several days, is now so:.;ev h.i t improved. William Dragi.-zw .-ki. 'o!:ax a v.. has gone to Elkhart to sn.-ni a couple of days with fri-nl Miss Martha Nowaczevx ski return -

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New Spring ed to hrr home in Chicago following a we.-k's i-it with relatives h i. f'it-orge Makowski of To..!. , here fin business. Frank Kemke retr.me.i t.. 'b.-(at-'o after a hwsir.-ss viit lui. Paul Zatarczak. Sample st.. I; . J -"i;.' to Mi chip ari 'ity for .t with relatives. S. I'fka arrived lur.- from vi,hor, Ky., for a few days' !s;t with bis par. nts. Mr. and Mrs. J. D ka. '.) W. Dunham st. John Ro;:inie. h rrturr. d to I-i-I'oitc aft-r a liusin:-s i.-it h-re. Walt.-r Kn;-..'Z of 'hie. 'go j- ; ! i'iting with friends. Anthony Str.ernir -ki. win 1 a ''"ii here i-itirg ith tri r.d- b ft today for I low a'-'i.!'-. PI RLIC SALE. Th'ii -.biy, !'!.. 2 IT:-!. b .-.lnni:..' nt 10 oViork, I. ..-nhour w ill sell at PuMi.- Am tioi; bi- herd .f iniich t o- s. f'd ar.d i ;:i ; d i::-n t m. aIiis r .-i'b-n'-e on tl... Willi mi JohnSloan'- Liniment For stiff Joint-Rl.'-uir.ati'- p. tins .,:d a- l.es g.--into th" jo::,ts ai.d r. -'. -. ...akir -e-.er-triov . m.-'.t !:! :r-. R-i;-vo ir s , i f r:r:g wit'. SI ar. s I .t '1ui''''.lv p.-!. tr.c s ' :tb.'.ut rul b;i;g, and v.otl."-! ar. l r i rrr. s y..u: .-or" rnu- b Tl.'-- '-ong'-.-td ! ;s- stirnulat'd to art;.,;;: a -irgb a; plb'atb.n will .1 t iv o ;t th- paiT. SIo.iü's Lii.trn-i t N 'bin, n e-i i'-r.t a ,':: 1J "' . tr. e it i...- . -t i!:; th'- -bi'i Or b.g the .;es i ; -a ' ott!' t"i!av at x . . j I r'KTi?, 2"c -A-!v t was known fro;n. th" t r !:. historic times, arid :s :: i.:i :. in t." el-vT.th .if th seron i chapter cf Gern-sii.