South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 76, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 17 March 1917 — Page 2

SATURDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 17, 1917.

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

Sunday at the Churches

METHODIST. Iirt-N Mam xtrt K-t. IPnry I. ImOv ji.istor. (."l.i rii.- tin,; at ' ) a. m unl.ij- in Lo'.l at 'J.'.Jt ,. in in t!u :iulltnrlum; J. i). An. nrTirit iuPnt. I'jMif wtrn'.lp P:P :. tn. u d 7 :'Jä I. in. At the in..rul:iL' l."ur tla-re nl I.. tN i.n r-t tin i jierrlfi. r-if l'n ot n.eiii!r. Cpwurth i'iiu' :it I ni Snt.j-tt: !: '.ilv.itil.iL? Indlffrnt Mi-iiilr." jo. ), Mi- ;-rtrii'le WI- nnl Mildred Ker. At th- evening h " .J f Ir. 1 t v i 4 will b liver a tirt rni"!i T5i'T- will r praver m--t-)): tli! w.k du- t t!- f . t t!i;it T Ui"!M-'ny rr-ulii' l:ilep Thnnins I Li 1 1 1 11! i k ;it t!;- l imn li. ft. Paul Memorial f'nlfax nml Li-r'-rt aveune. Kv. J h hi- I.. I;ifMt.er, . I. t;i!!f"r. Sun Jay liool at Ü :30 a in : Jhy A. t' i a h . su (-r I iit'iiI en tAt 1):15 h in. the HiitMiil 1 1 1 -t i r I . I r.- will I..- t.rj.l at uhi.li tliin. n wl.ll l. Il-r.-l ).v Ib-v. WTlllrllll f. I avllvn, I. I. Kv:tiit"i.. 111. Mri Frederb'ii l Iivnlng. ntralf il.lr of thf I 1 r t I-th .l!-t I! tl ilf; 1 lur!i f i: Vii n sti .n will King Jit thin MTTlt ('ri.ini ttie bar," y iMKl:.v r.u-k. mid -i;. Shall Yle Away Ail Tiar." I.y 1". I". I Ii rk r. and tli'iiolr will rrn-lor. 'Why Art TIim C.mt tnn. Mil Mv Soul'"' Iiv Sid-k-r. At 4 m) n. m. t!i- t !n lr asPf.d I'J Mr1' (i Dotvnlnir will uiv- a Td r!iT;ii al rTtnl to will, h tin- puMl U rirr!l!!t- Ir.vlf,.,! At Hiii MTVli l thpiartet will n-nd'-r tk- foliating IlII IIIro lrs frfn Met;.!-!- 'ni : "Tin- l.rd Hath Prepared Iii Thron-;" "IL.w Pleasant. Ilw IuvIimIv Pair;"' "Il-ar Mv Prayer." um! a tln frni "Klli.th." .Mrs iMwnlng will slnz. "In T!,-. o P,..l. !.) I Truf." I. v Spl.k'-r; The ("p-." Iiv H.'irUt 'ai'. :mi1 The lyor.f, In .iii..lfnl -f UK nn, ' fr.rn Mrnii.-sjiohii. The Ppwurth h iLrui A i vf-tiln? i rvi " ha- !.--n withIrnMrn UU :-'unt .f t!i- JllmVt l''it;ll. r.rare CnrnT 5. Mirhlsm an-1 Tutt Hwti Prank K. I uy tinrt v. patir. :sm moetlnc at a. in ; Mi N 1 1 i Taylor, loader. Sninlay j -li )ol fit '.:.".' a in ; .lolm A. Pvers. iiporl.iti'i.leiit !. "A". More. musli al dir-t' r. Miü Pli.al eth Ailr. jr:iulst. I.owrll Ileichtt Min. r n 1 1 1 F rail' U t1 (iuy II. p.lacU, pastor. SunJay s hool II. C. 1-Iuii2. iiperlrit-!i'lr.t. Mornlntr rrl.-e 11 o' lv-k. S-:i..n f.v tin- ii;itor. i:poith at p. in : Mr- (i. V. arri-r. 'c.itcr. I'renlir; stv1. v nt 7 :". w hi li nil! Yf fitiireil )y a tr-tpii-iMi "in; rvi'e: two moving i'itnre "Th I'.irih f .I'iii;" "Pliiali ini.i tli- Sbnii : nife." an l an appropriate 1'o-nilRut--rni'Mi I.ali-" vi-nln". Piiion ml tna meeting i ni. U'e.Iln ".ilay P. -hunh. A Iii ;.'ippr Tu'lay i n:i rt-i ly n rT-ii' to h"r P.Iho( .Vi !ivt'iiiti; at Pir-t M 1 rlaJtT r.latn? nnfl Va!ar in, Re. iteivlu '. Hunt, pastor. Hihle aho.il at l.r.o Clifton Phillip, superintendent. Sermon lv the p.intor on. "Our P.ixf Prol.Ii-ni " The mie.I U.ii t' t ill Insr levoti.nml mt 1 n of thI pworth league at o:lö. 1-. y Alvah .lain. I!v-i.lnir --rvi at 7:.". Th ! . r u th"ir wi!J lnd the vintin ainl lender a pfial -lfrtioii. Th p.itor ill th- ttr-t of 'wo ald re-ies on, "Th i.'infll t I'.etwei-n ')iritlan s. ie.:' and the P.ihhv" A in'tii of th l ofli-il of Ft'-warilii called for Monday -nli.y at 7:l" nt tli homo of . M. Krefghhiium, S"7 IMniotid av. The P.pworth l'-acti' Hlli'e study la" will meet on Thursday evi-nlnir ii!t'ad of Monday ;i. th homo of Mmi "iiiifrd Weener. rieteland :-v.; .Mi Pdn.l ("lillsni. t. ji' h-r. The Junior h-ajrni will ni--t M'MlnoMlay at p ni : Mrs W. I.. iven. superlr.ti)ilent. On S"ednesdav nicht lnteal of tli prayer s'rvl. all 0 mhers are urtretl to attend the IUdnp Nl holson nin tiuetin nt bn L. I'irst M. H. him li. I.pnortli . Memorial 'orner .I.in.oln way W. an 1 Alive street. A. Hunter Kenna. pastor Sunday rlionl at. I :.'al a n. : ilen I'inov. Mip rint-tiilent. M.tri.lnsr worship at lo :!.". Top'p-: "Porcrettinc th- Kiria That An H1 ind." Pvenina " ! nt 7:.. SutJ'vt : ".Tc!M In iethenianf ." Pu tur''-; ' lat week of Jesu-s' ministry in .ieruah-m will 1-e shown Ppwortli lazi! at . :r:o ; Mi P.l.iin h- '".dip. lrel.I'tit. Prayor an.l !?!) fndy hour Prldny nt 7:"- p. nv hi Id i -n's i horns I ! urday afterno.ii, at I " lo L. niter Park M. F. S. Seventh street. TVv. .1. A Lord. pntor. ltesili i,re 2-US MULiiwaka av. : P.-l I '.". Home ."".vi. Sun - .'ay school at !:.".: t t superintendent. B:40 a m. and 7 :ri0 Morninj worship -P.- liold I Stand knk" Junior li P. C Wolfe. nsUtriililii' worship at p. in. at 10: in Theme: it lh- foor and cue at ".:'.; l."i-l.i Anderson, junior supenntendent. Pj. ort!i league nt i' :.".!. Topic: "Ueiralaiilzln indifferent Muibers. To Part . u'arl7.e Is to Vitali.e." !e, by Carl Gtilnn I'venirü4 s.-rvl. e at 7:2i. St'imn by the nnstor u the tn-me. "Ami.issnd'rs for Christ.' There will be no ii Ciliar prayer serv'ce. I Iiis cotnini: 'rk. The entir membership Is urced t . attend Pirt hurch on Wednesday t.Ight where- Bishop Nicholson will givai address at s i.Mik k. TI entire TI-lal board will meet at First hurcli i:2o Wednesday eveninj; at a lun )ion with Bishop Nicholson addressing t ; em 'et r Mar. at that time 1 he Ladies' Aid owll! meet Wednesday afternoon. 21. nt the church parlors. The Pi dies "ill give an eperi-nce soiial .iiid havi- Invited all ladies of the -nm-t! ntiitv to ! e present. A live nr.d In-tr-stiti; program has tn-en provided 1 1 1 1 Memorial -Michigan and s'reets F.cv Bat.b. p-isjor I'ol nt ?:4" a. m ; W. T. Merintenvlent. Morning the-.e; 'The . Yeir." Ppworth )e-igu- at '.:." i!l be led tie tie oastor. theme: "The Temple Finieriled '.ay night wi'.l o.-.-ur the i.et ! cetlng of the br.-'t herhood. Yi'-toria Suflay Bra man. cepta'dc o p m. PvenPig ." Tues-r-gula r At this mi'itarv C'ie Otiestb.n eompulsorv tminlng will be debated German -T. if ljctfe nnd W'avne street'. Tier. H. S. Miller, ptstor. Sui.d.iy school n 9 :? s. ; .l.ilio Koch, superintendn! rrr.i. !ii:ig ir .-:: a m and 7 :". p. n. Ppworth league at 7:0 p. m. Prayer meeting WVdn-s.!ay nt 7:40 p in. Wesleyan 7?2 P. I'road ay. Ber. Wfllf'r C. brri. pisfor Morning ervi.e at lö.2 Penlng service at 7:20 sc.nd.iy seh. I nt 0:2ü a. in.; Ad mi Me'ett. s-iperlntendenf . Prayer nieetit.g Welnesday evening ai 7:20. FREE METHODIST. Tree Methortit I'enns v Ira nta avenue nd Rush street. C. P. N'-hart. paster. Fur.dsy s-l'o'-! 'J:, a. m . Pa; I N'ei ltre' u; e-hitepdert. Pren -air-g .n 1(1:20 h m t.' 7:20 p in. each Sunlit. Rlt.s Park Tree Methodist Tomtfenth and Vlre sts. P S. Jennings, nitor. ?undy -hr;ol 10 a. nr. U F. o'..',. s urerintendect. AFRICAN M. E. Olivet A. l. F. -21 W. Monroe sr C P:r,err .trj. paster S::r!.iy . hool nt 1 -:;; J' m ; Ii v. ::l P. Stewart, super'.nt r. b id. the pas..r at 1':?. ü. hi. nt !.':i in -r:i."Ti at 7: J" p. ia by "Ctrn stmh Jtm " G-od :at:!.Z!on A. M. f!. Per S. Samuels, pas tir. l'r-a.-Mng U 0 a. m. and 7:4i p. in. PRESBYTERIAN. rirsi C.ir. Washington av. snd Lafayette at.. Her. Charles A. Ltpplnott. I . O. minister. Mis Charlotte M. l'artrlje. amnnt t minister. Puh'.ic w..rh:p at l:l." n. m and -4 p i;i Morning s-p.je. t: "Man's .d of G... I: Go.js N '.; of Man" -P-r luusj. -ii and priis.- service at - p ni with short .oMnss t.v tlo-i.oiiist.-.-o" "Thy P.it::cr am Thy M'tio-r" F.t'.ie s, t.o.d t a. ni : Sfil .J Stephef.S.Oi. s;j. rillt lo?' tit. M-i1 l'ii!ows!i; ip,;!. a ; '. :'' j:. ni Juülcr l.iiJt n r :: ..t 2 p ui.

Vounj People' f... itr at :r) p. m. M i-l week iiK-4-tliiir f"'r prayer nl I'Ible stu'ly. .Jri'""lay nt 7 p. m - IiinUj i " r . :cifai it. and St. Petet t. Iter John 8. iiurna. paator lllbla crool 9:?JQ; Cairiv Wagner, superia- ' 'fnt. Murnins h.ur .f worship. 1:.".. PvenIi.sr hofir .f w orship, 7 hrltlan I.n'I-av"r at 0 :".) p. in. No Velti-'lay rfIit 5rvle on miount f the rTle nrr.inu'e'l fur Prilay nlht a prp.irafory n.-rrh- to whih we tir;re all tL r:i ni).-r to t pr-i.t. nN; all thoe w lio cxiiwt to unite with th- hurrh on i Ii f r h r li Miii'l iy. Mir'h 'J. i. at our inmuiil'u .rvl( ami reeptlnn if new tneiufier. n.oe Rhu liav not int th m-iiImii may ilo n affr th- preparatory aervli-e Prllny nlsht. Manh ';?. U'ettmlnvter -Rev. A. tir1ty r.rowr. 0. U.. pastor. Sunday hool at i." . nj.; .1 I. Pnimotru. superinte-mletit. Publ worn'Ip P):4." a. m. an.l 7 p. rn. Morning worship at M :!.". Suhj-t: ''Soul Power att'l How to Acquire it." Pvenli.tr orhlp at 7 :". SulJ-t: "Tb- Mennin of Life." Sumlay nrhi.'i) a a. in ; J. I. Kuin:on. 'superliiten.lent- Senior t". P. at i::ui! Harry l!ryr"r. pr-!!lrnt. ! 'iln-'lay at l.-s-iun wlil l.- 1 Mi are onllally lro(. People' prai-o- servi . in . w lien the John, -eiiii'l ehnpitrr. Inrlteil to the- m"TVHop Chapel Peer and Daytin ita Georg William Allison. II. !.. mlnlsier. Ulble tchool 9:20. Carl Ullerj. auperlüifiicieut. CUssea for al! attendant. Adults use the inte rnatfon.! iHon ; U lassi-s frm junior down 'Je tho rloselj groded ys-ttm. Competent teachers are provided. Mornliiir puldh- worship with s-rmon I th minister at lt : I.". Th-me: "Why ien I ;..! - A Study f .Motiv." 'i he tht-tne for liildreu's firy -sermon U "Clms!" Junior Christian Pndpavor :i 1 Svnlr S It rl wt t:r it Piitlf.ivor at ;::.). Toph-: "The Curse of Cowardl." Popular ev-nlti soijj ervhe with va i. ir-l i i 1.- stiiioii ly ih ininlster on Psiini PJL "I will lln up niln- eyen unto t li hills." Preeeillnjr the sornion ii'ovinir ph-ture will shuw- scenes from the Koyal k'i ;e of Colorado and of the P.lue mountalin of New South Wales. Australia. Midweek rneetlnir a'-h Wedi -day evening at 7 ili. Topio this week: "Chrl-t the Supreme (lift." Our church ondut- th sonn ervltf at Healthwin TJiiitsday evening- The men of th hur h mM't Prlday evening at 7:t. and will l addressed Uy Juilre Hamnierhnildt of th- Ity ourt. The puldl.1 invited to attend and parth lpate iu all .f these vervl'-es. BAPTIST. Mrs! Corner Main and Wayne streets; Hv. 'hailes . Herker, pastor. P.lble e hooj at if .'M; W. K. Studtbaker. superiitendent. Morning worship at 10:4.". Prearhini: ly the pastor. Anthem. "Whom Pusen We Love." Ablud; iliartet. "I Hear J a ireat Vtdce." Uol.erts. The children's hur h at .". :0i p. m. The pastor mIII -peak on "What Hoes It Mean to lie a Chur. h M.-niber V" P.. V. P. P. at ti:;U). le. I M uroup live. Pvetiinir servh-e at 7 ..;. The jiastor will pre:n h. Anthem. "Father in Thy .Mysterious Preene," Scott: solo. "The City Pour Sitiare." Hauhs. The niontlilv business and norial nicetinir of the it. Y. P. P. will bheld on Monday evening with Albert Anderson. .',12 N. Sndt st. The Christian Culture class meets on Wednesday eeiilr.tr: su)p"r :it :lf. study nt The church prayer meeting will be held on Wednesday evening at 7 11 uDcarlaa Corner Waahl. :13 o'clock. :on it. aod Cherry st , Iter. B. Brtok. pastor. Qulnr.r Street Key. George I. F.nterline. pastor. Sunday school 9:00; J. W. Kendall, an per in tendon t. Preaching service at 10:20 a. m. P.. . P P. at S:1.j p. in. Preaching service at 7:2n p. m. In the absence of the pastor Key. II. S. Ppaieston will prea-h l.'vtli jnoiiilni: and evening. Mornlntr subject: "Mirrors." Children's sermonett: 'Candles." livening subject: "A Si.-k Man and Christ" Midweek prayer srvi- Wednesday evening tit 7:10; Janus Warrick, leader. Mt. Zion UaptUt 112 N. Hirdscll t. Kev. P. K. Keunedr. I) !.. pastor. Sunlay school at 0:20 a. in.; Mrs. Anna Hutchinson, superintendentFirst Swedish Cor. ta. Service 10:20 a. Laurel acd Napier m. and 7:30 p. m. CHRISTIAN. I irst Main street, south of public library. Iv. John M. Alexander, pastor. Morning Bible school at 9:20; Prof. II. G. Iinel. superlLteudent. Our teachers are trulned. lessons giaded and we have classes for all ages. Morning worship at 10:40. Sermon by the pastor. Topic; "The Lord's Couvirts: How Ver- They Made?" Evening worship at 7:2i. Sermon: "Life's iMial Personality." Sjiecial music by the chorus choir both morning and enlng. After the evening sermon two tlltns of moving pictures will be shown entitled. "The Two Vim Bevels." Sunday is the special day set apart for the rally f th- w tonen of the i-hun h. s.-nlor Christian Endeavor at 0:20 Topic: "The Curse of Cowardice." Prayer and praise service Wednesday evening at 7 :2( The study w ill be chipter s. Posdlck's book, entitled. "Prayer as Pominaut Peslre." Linden Avenue ( hureli of Christ Linden avenue and Carlisle street. Edward Castle, pastor, l'reaciiiug at 1:4." n ni. and 7:20 p. m. Sunday .school at f:20 a m C. i:. at 0:12 p. in. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:4." p. rn. Indiana Avenue Indi.nnn and Witwer avenues. Bev. W. S. Brundlge, pastor; lesidcuce. Cd 4 S. Carroll st; Home phone H'so sumlay school at 9:20; K. E. White, superintendent. Fred Wilson, chorister; with fine orl.estral mush. Start Suuday and I rin the rhlldren. A class for every one. Communion and public services follow. There w 111 be principally n men's program rendered at 10:20. Sub--I. . f "U hut fit. I hn rr-f l Stands for. P. Batty, chorister. et cciai music Come. -s. i U 1 t L ' 4 " SJI and will furnish Junior C. E. at O I'lO' K nf. At Hazel Patrick, superlntend7::i0 Bev. Mr. Brundlge will ; preach on the theme. "Why Felix Was i Not Converted." Special music Evanj gellstlc A cordial welcome to all. ! EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION I'irst Lafaj ette and W". H Preshley. pastor, at 0:.".o a. in ; George J telli'.et.t. Morning worship and pastor, subject : "The Monroe streets. Sunday s hool Long, superlusTmon by the Voice of God." . V. A at dI.t. Subje ie." led by cospel servii the pastor, ft 7:10 p. ii :..: l.mma Nimtz. presit: "The Curse of CowardWinnie HoNton. Evening e at 7 :20 with sermon by Prayer meeting Wednesday t 1' H. Schweitzer, leader. Teacher training meeting Choir eve-i!ng at 7:20, tea 1 r training W M S. day of at close of prayer rehearsal Thursday Ev imln ition of th- ' cl is Frldav night. r rayer nest Sundav i'.rncf Ltccctn wey w. ar.d Br'ci at Ker. Psnlel P. Speicher, minister. Sunflay school nt 8 :3J a. m.. George W. tefine. superiiitf ndent. Vornlaj worship and sermon at 10:0 Evening Bervice at 7 2 V Morning worship and sermon at 102O. Th-n.e: "The Ala.ibaster Box." V. P. A devct lonal meeting at 5:45 p. m : Vera Pausmm. president. Tplc: "The Curs.- of C. wardlce" Evening servi.-e at 7 :".. Th'Hte: "The Medium of Intercourse" Hour of prayer Wednesday at 7 .2J p m Mirpan Mam and Monroe sts. Rev. Panlel A. Kaley, pastor Sunday achool at 0:20 a m. Emmt Jester, superintendent. Sermon at 10:23 a. m. Auten Chapel -Sundsy school 10:00 a. Anten, superintendent. m . Mrs John Vlass meeting 11 :00 a. ZIon'i EvaogelicaJ Cor. C. Warne and 5t. Peter ata. Rer. Martin Goffeney. rator. St. Peter's C.ei man 413 W. Latal'e ar.. Rev. llugi Wdche!t. pastor. Sunday s.tool st 0:lO a. t.

SWEDISH EVANGELICAL MISSION CHURCH. KivedUh KvanccliraJ Corner Soott anl OrcbarJ atreets. KeT. Knill Wlnite-lt. paitof. August Stindaj s hool at l:0 a. rn.; AnJerson. Buperlntendent. BRETHREN. Brethren cuarru 121 S. Mlch- , Iter. A. E. Tumi.i. pa,'tor. Saa rtrai Iran at. day "Lool 0.20 a. rn . Uartl7 Ireston. ( ucerlntin.!i)t in 10 :30. r"rQlnf t..i.. i . fbilatlan Fn'laor 6:SU trvka 7 :3(J. I j I'irst Church of the Urethren Indi1 anaavenue and Miami street. Ucv. T. II. I (ieorxp. pastor. 14'Jl Miami st. Sunday I achcol. ü:2u; P. il. Mnhly. auptrlntendtnt. 423 Lincoln way P. fecond Cliarrh f (be Urethren Pushlug an I Vau Puren ai .. Iter. J. O. Unter. CtiBtor. Mjnday achool at D:2U a. m, WoBsJy Zlinnierman. superintendent. Christian Workers' meeting at (:" p. ni . J M. Miller, president Preaching services nt 10:20 a. in. and 7:20 p. ni. Prayer meeting on Thursday e.cnlng at $ clC'.k. Conference Memorial t'nited Urethren 60 S. St. Joseph st. Itev. ti. P. Byrer, pastor. Sunday nchool at 9:20 r.. in.. C 11. Wilson. ujerlntendent. .'lasses for ali. Junior meeting each Saturday at 2 :30. Junior service each Saturday at 2:20 p m. Morning subject of th pastor: "Jesus' Conception of the IM-dple." P.vcnlng subjef "Jesus the Light f the World" Miss Bessie Huffman will lend .".ie Christian Pndeavnr servbe at li -2 p. m. Subject: "The Curse of Cowardice." Prayer service Wednesday oenln;: Mls Ada Fisher, leader. Subject : "Abide." LUTHERAN. Holy Trinity Evangelical Sherman st snd Llndsey at. Bev. Altrt II- Keck. putor. Suuday achool t):15 a. m. Edward Motta. auperlntcaJent. Classes for all ' Adult Bilde das taught by the pastor. Subject of lesson: "The Tuble of the Lord." Chief service with sermon by th pastor at 10:.. a. m. SubJ'ct: "(fodly Sorrow, or Kepntamr t'nto Salvutloii." Junior league meets ai 2:0 p. m. Vespers with Illustrated sfrmin at 7:00 p. in. Subject: "The Patient Seeker.' Luther league devotional servb e ' from :HO-. :4." . in. Topic: "Ashamed of Jesus." Monthly meeting of the brother hood on Tuesday evenlntr. Topic for discuion: "The Christian Man and His Church." Iilscnssion opened by J. P. P. lininer. Midweek Lenten services on Wednesday at 7:4." I. tu. Subject: "Player." Catechetical instruction on Wednesday at 4 MX) p. in.; Thursday at 7:0 p. in., and Saturday at 1U:(MI a. in. Choir rehearsal oil Friday evening at the pastor' home. St. Paul's German l.nthrrr.n, Jefferson and William sts. Hut. H. Halle, pastor. Ormap aerflce r.t 10:20 a. in. Sunday school, both Iiglish and German, at 9:30. English &ervlce on the second and fourth Suudays of the month at 7:20. Morning sermon: "Some Imtles of a Christian." Lenten service at 7 :.". p. in.: "C.irlst Before the High Priest." N German Sunday school. Holy otnnmnlon Sunday. Confessional srvice at 10 o'clock. Service for tin deaf and luarlnr Wednesday at N .-on p. in. Gloria. Del mrdsh Chapta and Kerr its., Kct. Gottfried Olaon. Suuday school a m. Bible class at 9:15. Service at 10:30 a. iu. and 7:30 p. m. Morning servbe at 10:20 and evening service at 7 :'!'. Tuesday evening the Building society meeting for which an Interesting program has been arranged and hostesses will be Mrs. P.. Young. Mrs. A. P. Johnson. Mrs. A. Carlson. Wednesday evening choir rehearsal at 7:20. Friday evenii.tr Don-as metin p the Invitation of .Miss Fllen Ander son. The meeting will b church. Saturday, 10;ih) a. tion school. held at tho ni . continnaEPISCOPAL Rt. Jane' Lafayette t.. north et YasbIngton ar. Pariah houae. 310 W. Colfax it. P.igtat Iter. John Hazen White, ü. P.. biahop of the diocese of nortLrn Indiana, rector. Iter. 11. It. White. Tlcar. Clergy house. 310 W. Colfax a v. Holy communion at 7:20. Sunday school at !:l."i: Bev. H. 11. White, superintendent. Morning pray-r and senium by the Thar at 11 : CATHOLIC. St. Mepuea'a Iluagarlan Thoms.a snd licl'heraon ats. Rot. Alexander Vnrlakr. pastor. Maaa at 8:00 sod 10:15 a. m. Sunday achool at g:00 p. m. Benediction at 2:00 p. m. Preaching at 11:00 a. m. Ft. Patrick's 307 S. Taylor at., Ttet. John F. PeGroote. C. S. C. pastor. Low masses at (1:00. 7:30 and 9:00 a. m. High mass and sermon at 10:30. Baptism at I p. m. Vespers at 3:30 p. rn. Sunday srbool at 3:00 p. m. Meeting of churcb societies at 4 p. m. St. Iledvrlg e's Polish Cor. Scott and Naler ate. Bev. Anthony Zubowlcz, C. S. l pastoi. Low ;.:.aa9 af 7:30, 0 and 10 a. m. Sunday arhool at 2:20 p. m. Benediction s.t 2:30 p. in. St. Stanislaus Tollsh 115 N. Lincoln it. Her. Homin Marclnlak, p.iator. Mass at 7:30. 9 and 10 a. m. St. Casimir' rollsb 821 it. Low mass at 7:30 a. m. st 10 a. ni. Vespers at 2 p. 8. Webatar High maaa m. St. ta. mass Adelbert's Rer. John at 3:13 p. Polish Olive and Grart Kubarkl. pastor. Pally m. Holy toour Wedneaday evening at 7:30. Sunday ma is S and 10 a. m. St. Joseph Hill st. and Patrick J. CarroU. C S. C. massesj at 7:30 and f) a. ra. at 10. BeuedlctloD 3 p. m. Lass lie ar.. oastor. Low High mass Sacred Heart Delclan 1126 W. ThOiTiaa t. Ker. Charles V. Flacher, pastor. Mass at 7:00 and 0:30 a. m. Sunda achool at 2:30 p. m. Benediction at 3 p. m. Sacred Heart Notre Dame Low Maas at 6:00 a. tn. Students' mass at 8:00 a. m. Parish mass at 10:15 a. m. Vespers at 2:C0 p. tn. St. .Maxy'a German 31 S. Taylor at. Rer. J. M. Scherer, C. J. C. paator. Mass at 7:30 and 10 a. m. Sundir s-hool at 1:30 p. m. Bfnedlfiloa at 3 i. ra. SALVATION ARMY. 213 FT. Washington ar. isuaJay serrj ice: Morning, county Jsll. 9:30; noon. Sunday achool. 2:3c. Evenings, gospe! services :45. Capt- ehemlah Brookes, tffictr In chnrge. ASSOCIATED BIBLE STUDENTS. Progress club ht.Il. Me'.vlllj t.ulld:ag. :i2 S. Lafayette at. Sunday. 3 p. m Berean less-on. .sutiject : "The Great Pyramid of Egypt and Itst Relation ta tie Bible." Walter Wiseman. leader. TEMPLE BETH-EL. JwlkQ Temple Beth-r.! .TiKe ar. nd Taylor at. Sunday morning service at 11 :(V Stib- : "Birthlect of Rabbi Leibert's sermon Ccntrol aud Judaism." SCIENTIST. Main and Madison sts. Sunday services during the erection of the new chorea will be held at the La? tile theater st 11 a. m. Testimonial meeting oq every Wednesday evening at S o'clock at the Ptogress club roooie. Melville building. 212 S. Lafayette tt . Sunday ichooi for children and young people up to the age of 20. is from J:43 to 10:33 Reading rooms maintained by this church on the leventb door of the J- M. S. buildicg. ara pen every afternoon from 2 t i and o äaturdajr from 6 to a CHURCH OF GOD. Services are Leid In Meivlue all. 211 5. Lafayette at. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Mra. Eaiin Baiisback, auperla-ttcUcct.

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; pulsed him tune and again. Samis suing for an annulment of his j ucls aml his wife haa thir fortUne marriage to his "marlile bride, ' wiped out at the time of the slaywhoni he met in tho Mexican cap- i in? of Maden and the uprising of ital. Samuels alleges that from the Huerta.

NEWS OF INTEREST TO POLISH CITIZENS I'KHSONALS. .Mrs. Hlanche Kramaszewski. S. ('arlisle st.. Mrs. Mary Marcinkmvskl, Joseph Marcinkowskl, Harry Marcinkowskl and Mrs. Hlanche Zielinski liave gone to Manistee. Midi., to attend the funeral of the former's mother. Mis. Anna Wroblewski, who died Friday at the family home, 235 Tenth st., of complications. Frank Doborowski returned to his home in Cleveland after a few days' visit here with friends. Joseph (iarulewicz arrived here Thursday for a few days' visit with friends. Theodore Luszanski left for Chicago following a couple of days' visit here. Frank Szwartz of Cleveland is here visiting with friends. John Smogor, Joseph Wedwinski, lirry ilazinski, Edward .Szamecki. Casimir Gadacz and Edward Wroblewski returned from Grand Hapids, where they attended a bowling tournament. Michael Wcizlewski returned to Lansing following a brief visit. Stanislaus Czaslowski. Dunham st., has gone to Michigan City to spend a couple of days with friends. J. II. Keiwln, Chapln st., returned from a business visit in Chicago. Stephen Jastrzyeki, who has been here on business, left Friday for Hammond. Andrew Iluzanowski, Washington av., left for Elkhart to spend a couple of days with friends. Hert Klysz, 1013 W. Thomas st.. returned Saturday from a few days stay in L.ouisville. Ky. George Kalusinskl of Toledo is spending a few days with friends. Stanislaus Garuszcz, Prairie av.. has gone to Hammond for a visit with friends. Eugene Smogor, 113 S. Laurel st.. who recently underwent an opera SPIRITUALIST. The South Bend Progressive Spiritualist (io.lefy will hob! servi'--s ;lt th" residence of Mr. and Mrs. s. P.. Weaver, öl S. Mb hizan sr. on Sundav evening a' 7:.".o. I'. 1 LH-krIdse. l.-ctürer. Message services following lecture. Everyone cordially invited. GOSPEL MISSION. Th?re will be services held each evening at the GospW Mission. I2S E. Lasalle nv. Good speakers are provided and the public is cordially Invited t attend. MISSIONS. Mennonite Hope Mission 407 S. William st. City 113 E. Jefferson bird. Ray A. Bird, superintendent. Sunday arhool at I p. m. Meetlngrs every night s.t 7:30. APOSTOLIC FAITH. 513 E. Jefferaon b.vd Begular meet ng Sunday lu:43 and 7:30 o'clock. VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA. Spetdaj service Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday. Prblay. Suturdaj evenings nt 7 :o Saturday. Juniors' Sunbeam lub a 2:':n ji in. Sunday, young people's meeting at ':" p in Sun-lay sotsc und prals- m-ctlng .it 2:.' p. in. Sunday Light, old fashioned go pel meeting at 7 ." p-y air Hoo ting If weather Is favornn eery night, corner Wayi and Michigan streets ut 7:'. Strangers In tli.- ity el. oiiic any looir. 4. S M' h iu st Capt. IP

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' day of his wedding his wife has not given any response to his denioni strations of affection and has re tion for the removal of his tonsils, is much improved. Frank l.agonski returned to East Chicago following a few days' visit with friends here. Michael Wcieznkh visited with friends here Frida v. social i : i:ts. The Young Indies' sodality of .St. Adelbert's church will m.et Sunday at 3:30 p. m. at the school building. The St. 1-Torian's society of St. Hedwige parish will hold its meeting Tuesday evening at S o'clock at St. Hedwige school, A meeting of the Polish Falcons, M. itomanowski, will be held Sunday afternoon at i: o'clock at Kosciuszko hall. The meeting of society of Warsawday afternoon at St. John Cantius w ill be held Xun2: CO 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 Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock at the St. Hedwige school. Te Falcons K. Pulaski will hold their meeting .Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock at Warsaw hall. The meeting of 'Cory Polski" (Daughters of Poland) Polish Women's alliance of America, will be held Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at Z. H. hall. The Name of Mary society of St. Hedwige parish will hold its meeting Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the St. Hedwige school building. The Lady Falcons, M. Pomanowski will hold their meetings Monday evening at 8 o'clock at Kosciuszko hall. The members of St. Joseph's society, branch No. tS.", Polish Women's alliance of America, will meet Sunday afternoon at 2:3? o'clock at St. Hedwige school. The meeting of t. Stanislaus society of St. Stanislaus parish will be held unday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at the parish hall. The military band of Falcons Z. 1. St). 1 will hold their rehearsal Monday evening at Z. B. hall. nntTiis. A daughter "was born Friday to Mr. and Mrs. John Chrobot, 522 Grant st. A daughter was born to' Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kardus, S. Kentucky st., Friday. A draughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Kujawski, 3113 YV. Division st., March 14. PKXXY SOCIAL. The ,tv1s' gym class of Falcons Z. Balicki No. 1 will hold a penny social Tuesday evening at Z. H. hall. Several booths stored with useful articles will be tastefully trranged in the hall and will be in charge of the young ladies. A sale of pastry and fancy work will feature the affair. The North Siders defeated the Turner hall live Friday night by a 13 to 12 scre in a game that was hard fought from start to finish. Eller of the North Siders and Chambers for the Turner hall team .with four baskets led in the scoring.

GITY IS READY TO FÜßE STRIKE

Better Prepared Than Majority of Towns Interurbans to Help. South Hend is in a better position than most other cities to face what may prove to be the most serious strike In the history of the country, if the members of the four great railway brotherhoods walk out today. This city, the center of a good farnv-ng community, tapped by interuban systems, and with one of its trunk line railroads unaffected by the strike, will escape the most Kerious effect of a general strike a food shortage. On the other hand the continuance of the embargoes placed Friiay on freight shipments by all railroads entering the city, except the Grand Trunk, will, if continued a week, cause the shutdown of practically every factory in the city. Sweeping embargoes on all classes of freight have al-eady been put into effect here by the New York Centra!, the Michigan Central, the Vandalia and the L.. IZ. Sc W. railroads with the result that ly Monday i-"outh Heiid's daily freight traffic of 3,000 cars will be at a standstill. The Grand Trunk &; Western being a Canadian line will not be so seriously effected by the strike, for the members of the brotherhoods working for this line are exempt from the strike order. No embargo his been declared by the Grand Trunk and local officials do not expect one to be declared, but say that the road's service will he considerably crippled by the fact that it can no longer receive freight for transfer to other lines. Involves Iiocal Men. Between "." and 100 local engineers, conductors, liremen and trainmen will be effected by the strike order. Just what percentage of these men will walk out is, of course, not yet known. Local Vandalia officials are inclined to believe that the majority of the men employed by that line in and about South Bend who will be effected by the order will not strike, due to the good working conditions and the fact that many of the men who are veterans in the service would, by striking, lose the opportunity of profiting by the company's pension system. None of the district chairmen of the brotherhoods is known to live iu South Bend and consequently no estimate from the men's point of view can be made as to the number who will go out. Between 30 and 30 local employes of the New York Central will he effected by the strike order and a majority are expected to quit work. The strike order for New York Central trainmen goes into effect at j o'clock tonight. Vandalia trainmen do not go out until Monday night. Conductors and engineers on all roads are expected to walk out early next week. lYepaie for Strike. Local railroad officials are unable to do much to prepare for the strike, but word has been received in South Bend that higher officials of the road will make every effort to protect railroad property and inaugurate some kind of freight service as soon as possible. Michael Kelly, local detective of the Vandalia, has received an order from the general offices of the company at Logansport directing him to ask for 20 deputy sheriffs to protect the company's property here. A. G. Graham, locil attorney for the NewYork Central, wants the same number of men to send to Walkerton to protect that road's property. It Is understood that the New York Central will send special detectives to this city to look after its interests here and will ask local officials to furnish help early next week. The deputies will be given $3 a day. it Is said. It is expected that Deputy Sheriff Kay G. Barkley, who has been given charge of the work of securing the men, will have thera ready to begin their work tonight. On the average of 3,000 carloads of freight are handle! every day In local freight yards and the continuance of the embargoes now In effect will mean the shutting down of practically every factory in the city in less than a week. On account of the freight congestion and car shortage nor. e of the local Industries have any large amount of rawmaterial on hand. Coal Supply Short. The supply of coal, both for industrial and private use, now in the city, hardly would last over a week and if the strike is carried out fully much suffering will follow here on account of a lack of coal. The NewYork Central has not yet declarel an embargo t n coal and if it is able to bring the usual amount into the city this serious situation may be prevented. The Grand Trunk will be able to handle coal as well as other shipments, but it is doubtful whether this service will be of much avail as that road does not enter any nearby coal field. There will be no immediate suspension of passenger service on any of the roads entering South Bend, but railroad officials are unable to say how long the passenger service w-ill continue. In some lines of food supplies South Bend could hold o it for six weeks, local wholesale grocers report, but in the staples, flour and meat, the situitlon would be serious here within a week if railroad serv ice is cut off. It is not believed however, that the city will suffer to a serious extent in this regard since the Grand Trunk and the interurban lines can bring needed supplies from Chicago. where immense störe are pil-d up in cold storage houses.

KOBERTSD.V BROfllfrRlS COMPAW

Shopping Hours 8: SO to 5:30 p. m. Saturday ?:30. '

Specially Planned Displays ot the New Modes in Spring Apparel For the Stylish Stout Women. These women's Suits, Frocks. Coats and Skirts with that charming dignity ot line, yet retaining that dei:nite quality of youth so marked in mode this season.

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Suit Collections Wool suits ot serges, poplin, gabardines and burella clothes, in half sizes from 3S'. to 18 T j. priced variously from $25.00 to $45.00. Also Suits for the Elderly Woman, desiring extra hip size, in navy and black poplin; sizes 41 to 4S, at $29.75. In the "Larger Size" Coat Collections Wool Coats in serges, poplins and gabardines; navy, black and tan; sizes up to 56. from $10.00, $15.00 to $25.00: In the "Larger Size" Frock Collections Dresses In Silk and combination Silk and Georgette sizes to 44, at $10.00, $19.75, $25.00 and up to $35.00. All Wool Serge Dresses, in navy, black with braid and button trimmings; sizes to 44, at $12.95, $19.75 and $25.00.

' BARRIEN SPBINGS, MICH? Mrs. Warren P. Mason and Mrs. Hose E. Wicoff were visitors at the home f the former's brother. tJeore Wollam, in Benton Harbor Thursday. The Aid society of the Methodist church met Wednesday with Mrs. S. M. Meek for work. A put-luck dinner was enjoyed at no-.n. Tb1 table decorations were in St. Patrick's colors. Mr. and Mrs. William Gersonde have rented the Wicoff house on Cass st. Miss Nellie Strickler ha returned from a visit with relatives in Indianapolis. S. B. Colvin was a business visitor in St. Joseph Wednesday. The Wednesday club met Wednesday evening with Mrs. J. L. Gillespie. Holl cail. "current events." Several interesting papers were gien on South America: The land of tho equator and the rubber industry. Mrs. Ethel Valentine; stock, fruits, nuts and grains, Mrs. Leila Harrington; commerce by railroad ar.d water, Buenos Ayres. Mrs. Janetio. and Bahia, Mrs. M. F. Hinckley. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Tallinn n were visitors at the Lewis Pfeifer hinin Arden Thursday. Mrs. E. A. Mason has returned from Grand Kapids, where she has been spending the winter at the home of her laughtcr. Mrs. W. S. Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gillett of Niles have been visiting the latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Emmons. The fifth annual banquet given by the Hinchman band will be luM at Feather's hall In Hinchman Saturday evening. A chicken pie supper will be followed by a band concert. Dick Comstock of St. Joseph wa i ! a business visitor here Wednesday. Mrs. William F. Stemm, who has been seriously ill the past week, is improving. Mrs. Isaac Lybrook entertained a number of friends at a one o'clock luncheon at her home Friday afternoon. The afternoon was spent iri 300". Mrs. Rose Wicoff is nutkCg a number of improvements on her house on Cass st. : a number of rooms will be papered and the housepainted. Mrs. H. J. Barnard was a South Bend visitor Wednesday. The Bethany class of th Methodic Sunday school was entertained Friday afternoon by Mrs. Clayton Heim, at the home of her mother. Mrs. John H. Stover. ABDMOBi: Mr. and Mrs. Dardorff of (ih-r. Ind., pent the week-end with their son. Ernest Deardorff. and family. Mr. and Mrs Volney BeineboP! and son. Julian, and Mivj Mildr-d Smith of South Bnd ar.d Samuel Sicaforse of Toledo. O.. were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. II. It. Iteinebold. Mr. and Mrs. 0-.tr Luther of N-w Carlisle, and Isaac L'ith-r f South Bend were at Frank Smith's on Sanday. .Sunday services at Ardmore ibchool house as follows: Sunday school at 9:30. M. P. Ilunyan. superintendent. Preaching at in::;.i a. m. and 7:."0 p. m. Bev. Mr. Wiri-k finishes his two weeks of meeting at that time. Mr. Ramsey, who fought and mmnrteloil .he Smith place o:i Orusj town av., took posc s-ion of his n- '- home with his family on Thur.-l.tv. Boy Scouts of Ardrr.or" will m--c with Theodore Lehul t i t. Frida;evening. March 22.

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