South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 97, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 7 April 1917 — Page 2

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METHODIST. Mrt - Main siTft U. Unry Ilji.. pastor, i. U i.-fttictf at. a ru t'ii'ijj !, ! at '.:"i ;t. u. In t?- au'lllurlum: J. sj. Amn. mif rfntn lnt. rr;.-r ntlt) m re. iiii'It t!üi.api.- f the I';tortli 1.ieu 1-1 l.y I r I.ni Iis, at .: a ;.j At tli Ti:rn!:i f'ur Ir. IavU will ;. ik n : 'Intim itJ mi -f Immortality." j:pv.rtli ajuo st 3 :1. i. ui MouCrr and Mm. i: tLe evciünu biir th S uf. t : "V hat 11 liv Mi'i MaU 1 I.. M or.'if.i'l At -hrir ill rn.lT 1 rt two .iinl t!.r-- of UijTii-r-4 n. I'-s!l)." n t n n l.v ..rcaii mil ib"tra Ir.y-r r:r tlr;; n ijxu.il V-.!rjM'!ji.r ew-nlii;; it 7 :' r',,, iVJ tj the r.aJtor. t SK. VmxxVm Memorial - V.lf .- x a:iI r.orte atiufi. Ut. .lam'! L. (Janlii.cr, I I. paitor. Sun-lay s-Lo.jl at '3 a. ru . ; ijt A. Fih. sut.rint' ri'lr'iit. Mit.rlv t,rai nnv- will ! 1..-M t.y the Hp, ortti n'i at 0 ;';. i. in I 1un!.j t5ioo w ill hav tl.ir I'-t-t-r 4-rlr Ht ! "si a. in At a m. It. (iardiner will pn-c h n tin- nl-j-t. "Tlie eHTVcri t ChrUt-A ;reit 1" a . ami appropriate aiitrinis vlil 1 render. 1 hy t!i ;.. ir. At 1:."J P m. an Kanter iiiisl-.-l r-ital will j;lun bj t!i- choir as-ht-! ly Ml-s l.tj.ille Stevenson, soprano of 'hirnir., und William A. I ;-l-ri h, t-r."r of Ji 1 - ngo. On Weli.slay ev-nlnj; uppr ill l.e HTTft tir tii1 l.i'liM ( 1 1 .'lnir'li :inl th sorvi. :it 7:.' p in. will tc la rbary of t!i- M n' brotln.-r-1, '-(J. Lowfll Hfljiht Mir r nn.l rrnuh (jy II. liiK k. p.ixi'ir. Sumlay lnl i II. C I I'j ti gr. 8Ui'. riatcU'iiitMorninj; arTlre 11 oVlcck. At !,Hit 4 o tf . nnii f tli Sunlay Iivl houll b pr-nt f.r th iimii's 'at Kantr morninff wor.liip --rvln 11 oYlock. SriiKi. thrn-: "I'axffr'-t Mf?.1;'." n.ip'Nm nri'I rrfi'fl'n "f jiinilra at thi tv! . Ilpworth 8RU nt r.ji). S'ltijnt: "What üatfr Marn to M." P-1 ,v Mis S:ir'1fa Ilo'an. Th Kpv. M. H. Appl'tv. llstrlt üiiprlnteiTlnt. Jelivr th- -riin iniaßi at th 7 :." rvi An Kar I rill anl ru: will 1 t'ivpn fv tlu Similar 'h'! clill'lrt-n. ftr ulii'h approlriat movlnsf ptturs will ). slmwi.. Th WMn"lay nljrlit ini'hvfk prnyir Tl'c w ill oik1ij tnl iiikPt th- h- ilTshi df l!i r.pwrth I'Mi'iif. Trinity r.laln nn l Vaar av . Kov. MelTin Hunt. patr. I'll.! ho.I at l:r.; "liffon I'hJllip!. ,MJpTlntemlMit. SunrixP prayer inrtin umlcr tlu autj,I of th Kpworth U-a?u at 5 :'! a. in.. W'l hy Miss I".lni Chihoii. Tinl'asalon wk If-dTilal ifTorlii onTv!ip will Ip rprpivH. Master rvli-f at 10:4.". S(mm ial niini' imnil-rs iit-l lwlir. Tin rlfo f lia'Ulni will 1 ii.lmlr-istro,l. atnl iiw nn-mhors relv('( Morning sermon, "Tri' Wy of th liuriilntr Ile.irt." Krfnlnjr a-rvl. wltli pinl mutual f'-;.tur-s at 7:.;' Tip pastr will p.ik on. ,,Thf I.at I'.attl. A oi;il Pi-tlnff for nil mMi f th rhurrh arnl rorncniilty will ! l.M Moml.iy ftrnlng at 7:10 at tin liij r h. Sp-il program, with i'fr"liir.ei.t! Junior loaiju Wlnol.-iy at V.-.Pjit p. m : Mr. W. I., (nvcn, miperlntendent 'huri prayer hur. Weln-s-l,i' evenlnsr at 7:4.". Mr. .Iain will 011lift tho i..B. The pastor will rotitinne the Ktml.r In Mark's compel. iMnl rhapttr. The Neichhorhooi III Me 1 lass tiuzlit (it Mr. Hunt, will meet with Mr. I. M. riWy, S-l ruli!p.L' "t.. during April. The gispel .f Matthew I hvli.t; st ai lel. C;rre Corner S. Mh-hisan an.l Tutt t1 IU'-. Klrhar.l II. t r wler, pist r. 1. 1 iiiH-tinsr at :4.". a. to. SnnIay "iX'ol at t:.'i0 a in.: Prof. .1. A. Ityerf. uprliternlent. Cla n;!. Moriiiiii vorshlp at 10:10. Junior rni;n aii"ii at 'J:': Inez Porta. niJierlntetnleut I!pw.rth Pneiie at 0:"o; Hal 15ui. li. preii nt. Kvenln norshlp at 7:". Mornini; worship at lft:4.1 Suhje t of il.onrse: "MUtakei. Prien. Is of Our l.or.1" All parents lelrtntf the 01Iliift!iie of li.ipilsm for ttnir liillri'ii will 7a met :it th thur.li uf P ni. when a sp'i.il hervire will 1 i.el.l for them. Junior nres.if i.u at - p. m : Inez Ports, superintendent. P.pworth le.ir.e at ':.".i p. in. Ih-votloiial topi.-: "What P.aster Menus to Me." I. l.y Kli Mii'.mlarfer ; Hal llun h. preitlent. Pvenlns worship at 7 :". Sulj.. t of tll-.-Mure : "Tiie Vl.-torl.iis '"hriat." MPlweek (rayer servl.-e c.. j.ev.l.iy at 7: p. in. Ppusrth Imiorial -t'ornT I.iiu oln w-ay W. ani Hire tnrt. Hunter Ke nni, pafor Suiol ty . hoo :it 0 :.".D a m : C. W. Hopkins, superintendent. Morninc worship at lorl.Y Suhje. t : ' Heiciilrtir with Christ. " Pveninc rvi e nt 7:';. Suhje.-t: "l 'In ist an.l W:ir." An P.iter pr.crani will lie yiveti hy the lilidren f the Sunday s lid Pecinnin .it t:.". This will l'.e followed l.y an Laster ervie with spe i ll :nnie and s.rni'.i tiv the p-i-tor it 10:1.". Ppwnrth l'Miiue erTl.-e at .:'' led hy Mis Kiith Witner. P. Mowing the seriiion on " Christ and War" th. Ii- nup of pi -tures in the life of Christ lies will i.e shown. P.iMe tudy and prayer hour Prlday at 7 :." p. ni Klifr TarU M. f:. S. Sven!h stiert. P.er. J. A. I. old. ptntor. Pesl.ler.re -.'.IS MULaw .nka av.: p.e t Home ."."si. Sunij. y s- h'. 5 at 0 :".; Pi ed Miller, snperti tender. PuMi. worship at l'J:lo a. in and 7 j. ni Mull Mrtitorir - Mi. hi.can and Victoria treefn lv. I'..i!il.. pastur. Similar s- liO 'l nt .:4 a. m ; W . 1". Urauiau. t. jpi'rinf. inient. Hi ief K.ister rer irs w:'.l he lodd durlnjf the Sunday . 1 . 1 ho'ir At 11 . a. In. ern;l! liienie; "The UesuTe. tiou and the Parly Chun-h ' At ':"i p. m. ttf Ppwortli league will rcul i t Paster e,-. iv.- ,t 7:".' the pator will prete'i ,.n "The War and Peki.d. .". .';'.'" Heui'Milher al . tii.it there will unri nn-etli.ff at .: a in. C.rman I.if ITtre and Wayne streets. Iv. H. S MiP'T. pastor Sui.d.iy srhool .v. 'J :;.o a. m : John P...-!.. ti I't-rin I til -r nt Pre.irhin? 1u :."o a 11 and 7 :" p in. Ilpsortli l. ac'i- at 7:oi yi. ni. Prayer iiietins Wr-J nt-si ay at 7:P1 p in Ulfy an -7-v: V.. P.ron.lw ay. Per. 'alfer C. Morris. p.is:.r. Mornlnc orv!.-e a. 10:30 K oti i 1 c servi-v at 7 :"0. i-.n.l.iy oh.Mil at '..: a. ni. : Adam Melott. auperlnten.lrnf . Priyr meeting We-.!iiOiay eveniii; a: 7:r'0 FREE METHODIST. Trf Me(hdlt - - Per-.r.sylvanln nroni; -a I llush stre.-t. W. I! Url,.t,r. p.ir.r. s.iiida.T !. ool U :.". a. in . Tait Neldtzel. t .penntendnt. Pre.i'Iii'i at l :;.r? a. tu itid 7 p ni. ea h Sun 1 it. Illter Vmtk Ir lhodlt Four'.erüh and Vine ts. E. S. Jennlng. pattrr. Sunday ib:iol 10 a m. L. If. ifa. ji rintf ac!f nt. AFRICAN M. E. Olii S. . II. "P W. . n-. e st C 1 l-v AJ! ti. .i'-t 'i S-iolaj s I at .: : jn ; U . l.'.i P- Stet art. " l r-:it-t.ioar. P ,st : ui.; pre a- h at I'.'1 a in Suht - " TV,' K s.jrtlM tt-UI of .l.H'.H ".r s..,.. ;, n.usi-- at t!U .-r i- -. ' .:is at 1.M tn. At -:""' V ' n I' '. ii. f P..,nks ltrat-.a will .. ur. .: w Pi ! pr.v L-d hy Ke. A Muith of r .K.-p'i. Mh-h 1 'hritiau PndeaT r it p i.i At 7:l p m. i-r.ir.-:n hy the evenluif ti-ir ai.d Sunl.ir l s;., 1 ; i : : 1 : . -r : htr,i-"s-D-nt.il -"i... " II ii-".-.l.Mi : ! !r Cl..ir: s I., i i.i a l at.:. He pal.'.i - i . or Ji illy Snvitr I 7iö A. M. V- lv S. j! ur.i. is. l as. tor. Sunday s. I at U.;o; .N J. i du i r, upe ritit ndi.t. M.-riiu s;i : 'P::ipty dot",)." trlslJsrt i;i.'.i-.nv..r at 7. on; Cliarles N eater. president H edne-d ty ntl.t prayer pmtu j at i- Prar.. is 0-1 nr.- Itirl-.l t .Mir I ".f-r ( r -r.i 'n s.jnda nUi-.f Pl-!."p i. I. P.likw-i f !iil!.l-lphi.i aiol a piipit 01 at--r will sp.vik 1 r:da 1 I'Nt. t! ..- 1 :tl. A hau- , t will !. in In 'nt h..ro.r "a tl.it I. '!.t from 7 t- s. I'll t f.iii t a Dil ber Lim AI are wci'-o'.iie

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PRESBYTERIAN, flr,tC.,r. WniiingtJn r. and IafiJ tta it . Pet. Cbarica A. jLlppincpti. l: U.. juinlater. MIm Charlotte M. I'.H-ril-e. atfiatsnt to minister. P iMi- worship at 10:10 a- in. -1... t : "Tlo- I uuo-ntary Pro. f of the Peiurre. t i-.n of Jetus Christ " s.-r at !: p. in. Suhje. t : intimations of ImiiM-rt tlity." Sp ial Enter lilU-h- at Loth servi-es. Pdhle S"hot. 1 at 5:.". a rn Mn's Pellowshlj lnh 1 '.::; a in. Junior Pnd-av.r soiiety 'it I', . p in oiin l'e'iple's .. lty at '. p. 111 Annual un-etinK of the ehiin h Wedn- sd iy at 7 :".' p. in. Trinity for. Cul'm it. as1 lit Iter t . KfT. John . I5urn. pastor BIM leDool Q.ZV, CUarki Waguer. luperlaten lent. Sunri-e praver ue-etin at oel.Ht. led hy the Ckrtstlan Endearor. Eastei pr.ijrr.ini und hur. h servi. es l.eint.lns at loiö u. in No Christian Endeavor s.-rvi.e at t'r.'Vi In the eveuinir. hut evnl: seri.e at 7 :"J with Easter i;iuhl.y the hoir. Midweek servi.es W-d-n.sday evening at 1 :'Vl followed y the t hoir pr o tl e. Westminster Kit. A. "!.rlty rr'iP.. !. I.. t.aht'.r. Sunday 9iiol at ::':o . ru. ; J. I. Euitnof.i. sup'-rlntendent. Pubo wotahlp 10:1. a. ui. and 7:." p. ui. Hop Chapel Peer and Diytin tt. 1 Georg William Alliim. R. I)., minister. Bible (.tool 9:20 Carl Ullerj. uperlQtendent. Class for all attendsnt. Adultn iis the- Internntlonal ie8on : all lasse from junior down nse the closely graded syttm. Competent teachers are provided. Sunrise Ea'ter s-rvl.e nt b. in" P.rief serin. n on "Iiniirlsoned Elfe." The I'll. !e sehool ai.d ehureh present their annual program at 10:o a. m. P.ipti'in will adiuinist-red to hlldren during the servhe. Junior Christian Endeavor at .":.'. Senior Christian Endeavor at .:.",. Tople: "The Sinifi'ato' of Easter." Popular evening sotiir servl.e with e va n ire 11 st le sermon l.y the minister on "Enduring Elf." Pre.edinL' the sermon mvin2 phtures will illustrate the "Itoyal (Jorpe of Colorado" Midweek meeting each Wednesday eenini; at 7 :" Tuple this week: "The YPtorlous Christ." This will l.e a I half-hour nifs tlnir followe.; ;.y the rel eptioi. f..r inenihers reeently iiddel to the (-hur.il. The puhlle Is eordlally Invited to attend and participate in all of t lies S -rvices. BAFT I ST. Iirt--Corner Main and Wayne streets. I.'ev. Charles A. I"cker, pastor. IUhle hool at 9:30; W. K. Studehaker. supt.iiilendent. 'I h. Easter service at the Pirst Ilaptit lain h will l.e hehl t.n Sunday morning la-sjl lining at 10 o'clo k. It will take the iila.-e .f hoth the Sunday s.-Jiool and j th' regular inoniln? service. The proirrmn will eousl.st of exercise hy the J ineinl.cj-s of the Sunday school, special . Paster music l.y the quartet ind chorus j and an address ly the pastor. A numl.er will l.e Iapti7.ed at this time. In the evening the ehdr will render special music and the pastor will speak on "A State of War Exists." Morning program, lo u'clo k. I. of including special musical program: Invocation. the Lord's prayer; collection f offerings; address, "I Snail Elve Again." the pastor. Hev. Charles A. Meeker; haptlsmal service; dismissal. Evening. 7:.'' o'clock special niusic; Scripture reading: prayer, response; collection of offerings; sermon. "A State of AA'ar Exists," the pastor: licnedit'tlon. Hungarian Corner Wnb! ton t. ito ITierry kt.. Iter. B. Bertok. pastor. Quinry street Iter. (Iforp E. Enter line, pastor. Sunday school 0.0; J. W. Prndill. uperlnfetulrnt. .Morn Ing worship at lO.-"u with an Easter sermon on the theme. "If Christ Pe Not Halsed." A special Easter anthem l.y the hoir. IS. V. I. P. meeting at ' :.". Th' evening service at 7:.'.o will 1 in the nature of a or.g service with a short sermon on "The Mesagt of Easter." Ml. Zin Baptist -IP. X. IMnlsell t. Hev. P. IS Kennedy. I I.. pastor. Sunday school at '.':o0 11. ni.; Mrs. Anna Hutchinson, superintendent. Iirst Swedlih Cor. Laurel and Napier ti. Service 10. Z0 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. CHRISTIAN. I'irst Mi in afreet, south of public library. Eev. John M. Alexander, pastor. Morning lsiblo school at ü :.' ; l'rof. II. (.I. luni, superintendent. Mir teachers are train d. lessons graded, and we have lasses for all ages Special inusi.nl program both morning and evening. Morning sermon by the pastor. The Pesurre. ted Church." The evening service will he entirely given to som; 11 11 1 pi. tuie. After special numbers by the choir, the beautiful üve-reel feature production. "When Pome Puled." will be shown. These pictures depict the persecution and heroism of the early Christians. Christian Endeavor at 0:10. Prayer and praise servbe Wednesday evening at 7 :". Linden Avenue Church of Christ Linden avenue and Carlisle street. Edward Castle, pastor. Preaching at 1U:4." n. in and 7 :.'io p. m Sunday school at 1:;.( a in '. P. at 0MÖ p. m. Prayer meet in Wednesday at 7:10 p. m. In'liitiiu Avenue Indiana and Witwer avenues Kev. W. S. P.rundlge. pastor; r(sidcii.e. '.':;i4 Hanev av; Pell plioia: Sun-lay school at l:.".o; It E White, superintendent. orchestra nliisi.-. spe ial Easter program at 10:P" following the communion. Welcome to these services. Make it ."V Juniors at " lo. k AJ 7:i." Per Mr. P.rnndlge speaks. Subject: "The Greatest Message in the fewest Words." Hear this Sp.da! music. I'.aptUms at the lose of the services. EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION I irst Lafayette and Monroe streets, W. II PresLley. pastor. Sunday school nt 0 :"0 a. ui ; tleoi gc J- Long, superintendent. At P .".o a 111 an Easter program will he rendered. There will be r.o evening service on account of the pastor being absent at conference, on Monday nlht. April ', n concert will be given by the Ladles" lllee i lull of Northwestern college Prrner meeting and teachertr.iinirg Wednesday nicht at 7:1. Choir rehearsal Thursday at 7:'.o Grace Llooto vraj W. and flrlck T. Wct. I'inlel I) Speicher, minister. Sunflay school at 9 :..0 a. m.. George W. Ietine. perint intent. rnln werthlp nd sermon at lo ;;:). Eveuing serrlce at 7 '30. Mirpan M.itn and Monroe sts. IteT. O.inlel A. Knley. pnstor. Sunday school t 9:.".o s m. Enimet Jester, supcrlai(r..'.cnt Sermi n at 10:35 a m. Auten ( hir Sun. l.iy s.-hool !0:V) a m . Mrs. John Aulen, superintendent. '.'In iree'ing 11:H a. m. Zlon's r.iaiigeliral i'or. F.. Warpe and Si. Peter tt. Per. Martin Goffeney. raster. t. Peter C.riman 413 W. LasaPe it.. Per llug Wo(. dielt, pastor. Sunday t h 1 at J o a. n. Paster services a n d hdy .imar.::iii,ti at li:l" a m. Sundav s.-h,o at '.:( a 111. t hi.drcn s Easter it grain at 7 :." p. in A lüusi-.il program by th- Young People's i.-ty on Wednesday ev.'iiiiig at s ..".!...;, Sewing .ire!.' to be el.tertained l Mis lliicl..eiii ia Hie s.-ti.-td li u 1 1 0:1 lli'.irsdiy afternoon SWEDISH EVANGELICAL MISSION CHURCH. we.lih l.tungrliral -C .-ner S.-. tt and Or. bar 1 stieets. L v. Emil Wlnstedt. pator. Sund iv school at 1' :P.O a. ni. : August Anderson, pupei inteudent BRETHREN. Tirsi Uretbreu (uurr.i 1214 5. Mhh ig'u .. llei. X. E T u mr s. pastor. Sunday s-i.od l'.30a. m. Hartley lirestcne. uperlnteudeiit. Morning errl e 10:30 Christlau l'm'-earr 6:3J p. '"nlng nl. 7:31

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l lrst Churrb ( the Brethren-Indl-naavenue ami Miami street. Per. T. E. George, pnstor. 1121 Miami st. Sunday school. 0:30; P. (;. 5tntly. superintendent. 42.'; Lincoln way E. Sero ad Chnrrh f the Itrethrcn Cnsbleg and Vau Hurea ai. Ite. J. G. Grater, jastor. Äjnday school at 3:30 s. ra, Wessly Zlinmermin, superintendent (Tirlstlan Workers meeting nt o:."o p m. i. M. Miller, president. Preath.ng serrlces at 10;30 a. m. and 7-.0 p. m. Prayer meeting on TLursday erenlng at S o'clock. Tonference Memorial I'nited Brrthren WA S. St. Joseph st. Iter. G. P. Hyrer, paktor. Sunday achool at 9:30 a. m. C L. Wilson, superlnttndeut. Cisssesi for ali. Junior meeting each .Saturday at 2 u'JO. Classes for all. Junior league each Saturday at '' :.'u p. in. Special Easter music for Sunday morning. Subject of ermon by the pastor at lo-'.0: "Christ, the Pesurrectlon." The Christian Knileavor service at f:::0 will be led hy Mrs. K1U Wells. Subje t : "The Significance of Easter." The Sunday hen 00! will give a special Easter program at 7:.'i0 r. ni. The hrotherhood will meet Tuesday evening. Key. Mr. Preshley. pastor of the Pirst Evangelical rhurth. will Rive an address on "The Work of the Layman." Prayer servh-e Wednesday evening, led hy Mrs. L. P. Orber. LUTHERAN. Holy Trinity Evangelical Shermsn T nd Llndsey at . Per. Albert II. Keck, pastor. Sunday school 9:13 a. m. Edward MjUs. superintendent. Classes for all Early matin service at 1:00 a. ni. Subject of sermon: "The Immortality of the Smil." The choir will sing. "Hay of Wonder. Hay f Gladness." bv Ierman, and "As It Pegan to Hiiwn," hy Ionian. Chief servh-e with reception of new members and holy eommun oii at 10:."j) a. m. Subject of sermon: ' Christ Mir Pi surer." The choir w ill sing "The Lord Is Hi-,eii Indeed," by Hevser, and "Glad Easter Iay." by Wilson. Junior league at .1:(m p. m. An Easter program by the Sunday school will he rendered at 7 :oO p. m. It will consist of aprroprlite songs, recitations and exerci. es. The ehureh council will meet at the church on Monday evening. The business und social meeting of the Luthe league will l,e held on Tuesday evening, place to 1 announced Sunday. A meeting for the members of the congregation living In the south part of the city will he held on Wedi.esdnr evening at the home of Mrs. W. H. Albert. TtTt E. ISroadway. The Ladles' Aid society will hold its monthly meeting on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. H. P.alrd. 721 Ilex st. Choir rehearsal on Prlday evening at the pastor's home. St. I'aal German -Cn the run. Jrfferaoa snd William sts. Itr. II. Halle, psstor. German service At -10:30 s. r.i. Sunday school, both Eoglisu and German, at 9:30. English service on the second and fourth Sundays of the month at 7:30. Mori. ing subject: "The Insurrection of Christ. Evenlug subject: "Why Is Easter it Hay of Special Joy?" Holy communion Sunday morning Confessional service at lo o'clock. No German Sunday school. Music by the mixed choir and by the children's choir. Walt her league monthly business meeting Tuesday at 8 :0O p. 111. CUrl Del sifirth Chaptn and Kerr sts., Ker. Gottfried Olson. Sunday school 9 a m. nible class at 9:15. Serrica at 10:30 a. ru. and 7:30 p. m. Easter service it. the morning at 1(::a. The sermon will be preached on .lohn 20:1-10; subject. "Thr.-e- Disciples at the opened Grave." The choir will render, at the morning service. Stolpe's Easter hymn. Itejob-e and Pe Clad." and J. V. Pergi-uist's "Jubilate." In the evenlr ; the Sunday school will rei.der an Eater program, speeches. SOl.L'S and rMcitiitlona trt t.i-.rln nt ? o'clock. The choir will sing. "Victorious Thou. Prom tut the Grave." ((). Undbladi. Wednesday evening the confirmation class meets at 7 o'clock. Thursday afternoon Ladies' Aid meeting. Hostesses: Mrs. Prank Peterson and Mrs. John Jacobson. And in the evening the choir meets for practice at 7 :.'rO. Friday evening. Luther league meeting. Committee: Misses Cora. Astrid and Alice- Holth. Saturday confirmation school at 10:0O a. in., and meeting of tho Girls' Missionary society at 2:iH) p. m. EPISCOPAL. S. Janaea' Lafayett t., north of Wishlngton at. Parish house. 310 W. Colfax it. Rlg-bt Iter. John listen White. I). V.. bishop of tht diocese of nortLrn Indiana, rector. Iter. U. R. White, vicar. Clergy house. 310 W. Colfax ar. CATHOLIC. Ft. Stephen's Hungarian Thomta and Ucl'herson sts. Iter. Alexander Variaky pastor. Mass st 8:00 sod 10:15 a. m. Sunday echool at g:00 p. m. Benediction nt 3:00 p. m. rreacblng; at 11:00 a. m. St. ratrlck's 307 S. Taylor tt.. Ttsr. John F. DeOroote. C. S. C. pastor. Low masses at 6:00. 7:30 and 9:00 a. m. High mats and sermon at 10:30. Bsptlam at 2 p. m. Vespers at 3:30 p. m. Sunday school at 3:00 p. m. Meeting; of churcs ocletles at 4 p. m. 81. Iledw Ige's Telleh Cor. Beott and Nafler sts. Iter. Anthony Zubowlca. C. S. CV psstoi. Low L.ass a? 7:20, 0 snd 10 m. Suudsr chool at 2:30 p. m. Benedlctton at 2:30 p. m. St. Stanislaus Polish 415 N. Lincoln it Iter. Roman Msrciniik, pmtor. Mass t 7:30. 9 and 10 a. m. St Catlmlr'e rIiari 21 8. Wehstsr t. how ram at 7:20 a. m. tllfh mass st 10 a. m. Vespers at 2 p. m. St. Adalbert's Plls Ollr and Grsfe sts. Rer. John KuKackt. pastor. Dally snass at 3:15 p. m. Holy hour Wednesday evening at 7.3o. Sunday mass 8 and 10 a. na. St. Joseph mil st. snfl Vasall ar.. Titrlck J. Carroil. C. 8. C. jytstor. Iow masaos at 7 :3o and C a. m. Ulg.! mass it 10. Benediction 3 p. aa. Paere Heart Belgtaa 1128 W. Thomas t. Her. Chsrles V. Fischer, paitor. Mais st 7:00 sod 9:30 a. m. 6 u nil a school at 2:30 p. rn. Denedlction at 3 p. m. Sacred Heart Notre Dame. Low Msss t 0:00 a- m. Students' mass at 8:00 a. m. Parish mass at 10:13 a. m. Vespers st 2 :00 p. ra. SI. Mary'e German 31 S. Taylor St.. Rev. J. M. Scbttter, C. S. C. pastor. Mass st 7:30 and 10 a. m. Sunday school at 2:30 p. tu. Benediction st 3 p. na. SALVATION ARMY. 219 fT. Washington ar. Fnnday serrIces: MornlDg. tsouatj Jail. 9:30; noon, Sunday school. 2u3t'. ETenlngs. fcspl serTlces 7:45. Capt. Nehemiah Brookes. (CTlctr la chtrge. ASSOCIATED BIBLE STUDENTS. Tregrem club fci.:!. Me'.rllls bntldlng. 112 S. Lsf.iyette st. Sandsy. 3 p. 31 T.erean les-on. ubject: "The Grest Pyramid of Egypt and Itst Relation to the Bible" Walter Wisem.11. leader. TEMPLE BETH-EL. Jtlh Tempi Beth-El uasslle ST. ml Taylor st. Sunday morning services at 10:.. Subject ef sermon; "A Thirst for Freedom Is a ouest for God." specl.il piiüsover music will t,e rendered by Miss 1 HersLenow and a piartet of able singers The religions s hool wi!l not. ii. hon-T of pasover, hol t sessions on April s SCIENTIST. Ms'n and Madisoo sts. Sunday services during the erection of tie new ehurca will t held st the Lasille theater et 11 a. m. Testimonial meeting on ererj Wednesday evening at ! o'clock at the Progress dub rooms. Melville bulMIng. 212 S Iifajette tt . Sunday school f,r rhihlien and young peopie up to the ags o 20. Is from 9:43 to 10:.V) Reading rooms nnlutatned by this church on tht seventh Coor of the J M. S. building, are open ev?ry afternoon from 2 to i ani on Sa'.nrdaj from 6 to 8.

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0 II Damage Done to Interned Vessels Will Require Months For Repairs. WASHINGTON. April 7. Whilt o final decision has not been reached Indications after Friday's cabinet nicotine: were that nearly a huv.'ire-l j German merchant vessels", taken over in different ports Friday will bo regarded as tlu property of the American government and paid for after the war. j The vessels laid up in American j harbors for safety at the outbreak of the war in Kurope were seized early Friday immediately after the house passed the war resolution. Their crews will be sent to immigra tion stations as aliens to be admitted as ordinary immigrants if they can show the necessary requirements. The fact that many are navy reservists will not serve to bar them. There were indications Friday that damage done to the ships by their crews when relations between the United States and Germany were broken off, will be repaired as early as possible and the ships put into trans-Atlantic trade to transport supplies to the allies. The total tonnagre of the vessels seized amounts to 629.000 ffross tons. That tonnape could not be built in American yards in less than a year and some of the larger, notably the Vaderland. could not be produced in the United States in several years, was pointed out. All of the ships will have to be drydocked before they can be made seaworthy. Ilureau of navigation officials pointed to practical dltticulties that will delay repairs in that the ships will fill the country's docks for some time to come, The great Vaderland. with a tonnage of 54,000. is too large to enter any of the American drydocks and will have to be towed to Ualboa to be docked. The earliest time estimated to put any of the vessels into service is three months. Many of the them cannot be repaired that soon. A llnal decision as to the disposition of the ships probably will be made within a few days. A brief statement issued by the treasury department Friday said they were being taken in charge for the purpose of protecting them and other properties. Officials said an "intelligent use" would be made of the vessels. Some of the swiftest could carry 4 0,000 troops, which is twice as many as could lie transported by the entire American merchant fleet. Some officials said Friday that the ships could not le taken over by the United States formally and put into service without an act at congress. They said, also, that there was a strong likelihood that if put into service they would be operated by the shipping board, which under the law. is authorized to charter and operate ships. MAY CONTINUE SESSIONS DuMncss Iiefore Kvangclical Conference May Require Ilxtra Day. HUNTINGTON. Ind.. April 7. So great was business facing the Indiana conference of the Kvangelical association at Markle. Friday that it is believed sessions will be continued over Monday in order to tinish everything before the conference this year. PUhop S. P. Spring of Naperville, 111., presiding officer, will not decide on extra session until Saturday night. Among the speakers who addressed the conference Friday aft-. ernoon was Rev. K. S. Shumaker of Indianapolis, head of the Indiana Anti-saloon league: F. C. Wachnit::. Of Bippus; J. M. Kistier of North Webster; M. O. Herman of Axilla, and I. G. Koederer of Ixiuisville, were proposed for ordination as elders. ; and for deacon, the following were proposed: K. K. Koberts of Flkhart: J. Arndt of Portland; F. M Kerlin of West Salem. 111., and R. F. Handsom of Kewanna. IX) OK IIFKF. Come and look at my house at 7o2 Portage Avenue. Door open all day Sundav. Both phones. C. F. Smith. Advt. CHURCH OF GOD. Sunday som.l at H:oo . 111 ; Mr Puan a KaiNb.ick. superlntei.denr. I'reaehing services 11 1 11 :oo n. in. :ml 7 ::'.() p. m. by I'lder I. I. Vnnva. tor. Herein uietinir on Thursday evening ;,t the h.une of 1'. A. Stll-011. l'l N. .'ushin? i. SPIRITUALIST. I.c.-;iue of the illness in the 1,,-ine. the servii-e of the South I'.ei.d Progressive spiritualist society. Midi were t' have lie-n laid on Sunday evenlnr nt 7:.' to at the residence .f Mr. hud Mn. Snaim on Vistula a v.', have been postponed. GOSPEL MISSION. There will be servhes hel l eh evening at the Gospel Mission. 4 P. I.aalle av. (lend speakers are provided and the public is cordially in itel to nttend. MISSIONS. Mennonlle Hop .".21 I'.. Jefferson blvd. Sunday s.-hool sit '2 :1o p. nj Preaching "." p. rn. Services every nlht ex.ept Wednesday night. Mary Nunemaker in charge. Cltr 115 E. JetTerion bird. Rty a. Bird, superintendent. Sunday acbnol tt 3 p. m. Meet'. cgi cTery tijjtt at 7:30. APOSTOLIC FAITH. 513 E. Jeffernn bd Regular rnttnjx Sunday la 45 and 7:30 o'clock. VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA. Special scrvi.e Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday. Friday. Saturday evenings t 7-"n. Saturday, Juniors' sunbeam li;h a - :". p. m. Sunday, y.xinjr peoples meeting at p in. Sunday song and P'.ils mating ut - :: p. in. Sund.:y light, hl fashioned g..pel rn-etir.g at 7-;'J ;en air meeting If weather is favorable very night, corner Wayne and Michigan streets :it 7:. Strnr.gers in the city el-oinv ny h.urs j.'ui s M'chifjn it- Capt 11. A. Myrcj, Se-.-'j.

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C'l.-.jton Wall Siiffer I 'rati ureil .lau and IHlil,v Injuries in Attitlcnt. News-Times Spe. i.il S.-n b e : NILKS. Mich.. April 7. viayton Wall, an t-mploye of the White Front garage, was demonstrating a car Friday and when near Kivcr Fluff CT'issini;, north of Niles. a wheel of tho car broke or be.-anie useless and he ot control f the machine. His companion jumped t.o safety but Wall remained in the car and was pinned beneath it. when it turned turtle. He is suffering a broken jaw and was severely injured otherwis-e- about the body. Miss Ida Kcise and Lyle Farnhart. accompanied by Miss Patterson of the high school faculty. went to Hartford Friday where the two students will compete in the subdistrict oratorical contest as rcpreser tatives of the Niles hiuh school. The successful students in this contest will represent the sub-district in the district contest and from the latter contest contestants will be chosen for the state contest. Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Harber and Miss Ora Kneeshaw arrived home Friday from Mobile. Ala., where they spent several weeks. Word has been received .f the death of It. W. Pinch of P.attle Creek. Mich., at the home of his son. Claude Finch. in Lakeland, Fla. Mr. Finch was formerly proprietor of th Michigan Inn hotel in this city. He was on a visit in the south when he was stricken. The son and widow of the deceased are now enroutfe to Hattle Creek with the body. Klingerman Pinch of this city, grandson of the deceased, will go to Fattle Creek for the funeral services. Notre Dame News Assignments of priests at the university to assist at arious other parishes during the Faster season were announced Friday as follows: Fr. Hebert and Fr. McDonald, Iansin; Fr. Corneious Hagerty, Adrian; sermons Friday night and Faster Sunday: Fr. M. Oswald. Jackson, Holy Saturday and Faster: Fr. Just. Ostego, Mich., Saturday and Sunday; Fr. Crumley, Reliance, ).; Fr. Davis, Three Oaks; Fr. Joseph Ilurke, Hartford City, Ind., to help at Hartford City Saturday and to say mass at Montepelier on Faster; Fr. Foik to Fr. Gorka's church in South liend; Fr. Candidi to St. Joseph's church in South Fend. Saturday and Sunday; Fr. F. ilurke and Fr. Dominic to St. Patrick's church in South Fend, Saturday and Sunday; .Fr. Xieuwland to Sacred Heart church in South Fend, Saturday and Sunday; Fr. Wenniger to Kockford, 111.. St. Patrick's parish; Fr. O'Donnell to Anderson. Saturday and Sunday; Fr. Ill and Fr. T. Kurk. Gary. Saturday and Sunday: Fr. McGinn, j St. Aquinas church in Chicago; Fr. j Zerhusen. Union City, Ind.; Fr. Hei- j ser. St. Joseph, Faster Sunday; Fr. Iiolper. Owassa. Mich.; Fr. M. Quillan, St. Ambrose church. Chicago: Fr. Schumacher ami- Fr. Franciscus, St. Mary's church. South Fer.d. Faster celebration at the university will be marked by a solemn high mass, which will be celebrated j by Very I lev. Andrew Morrisey. j provincial general of the order or the Holy Cross, and at which Kev. Leonard Carrico and Kev. William Lenartz will act as deacon and subdeacon respectively. The sermon for the occasion will be preached by Kev. John Cavanaugh. president of the university, who will also preach the Faster sermon at St. Mary's academy. Furniture for the seminar room of the new library was put in place yesterday under the direction of Kev. Foik. university librarian. The inclement weather of the p tst few j davs has interfered with ihe trans- ; fer of books to the new building, but it is expected th.it the work will be completed before ti e cb.se of the vacation. EAGER TO JOIN ARMY American In lYance Willin? to! Tight for United State. PAKIS. April 7. Although no recruting station has been opened in Paris, the American embassy has received numerous offers t enlist from American residents in Paris or by letter and telegram from those residing in other parts of 1-Vance. Members of the French cabinet called upon Ambassador sharp Friday to pay their respects in honor of the entrance of the United States into the war. The ambassador also received many congratulatory letters from eminent Frenchmen. MONTENEGRIN ARRESTED; lVdfral Authorities; Amn- Man of j Implication in Bomb Plot. TEKKE HAFTE. Ind.. April 7. p. te CosteKo. said to be a Montenegiin. was brought to jail Friday from Blamhard. a town north of Terre Haute by federal officers. His arrest s said to have resulted wi-.er. oflk-ers obtained a letter be sent to an eastem ma.nufa taring company rcsnnling the purchase of l.ombs. Jt is said th- omeers aie investigating a report that Costelb was invoUed i: a plot to I'troy the Vandalia brnl-e at Lo-gan-Prt. Search of Costolb-'s :ome is s;tid to have teveakd hi h explosives. Plast them stumps and rocks." Supplies furnislied. Write th- A. J Ferke.v Powder Co.. Cosht n, Ind, thev will do the woris. Adv.

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ii:ko.i. Mrs. Krank Jaroszewski an 1 daughter. Nettie. 2201 Kenwood av.. 1 have go no to Chicago to spend Faster with relitives. They will be the guests of the former's daughter, Mrs. Thaddeus Steszewski. John Krasnicki of Michigan City is here on busi ness. Michael Now.iczewski returned to Hammond following a short visit here. Frank Michalowski left for his home in Tulcdo following a fewdays' visit here Walter Piatkowski of Chicago is here on business. John Krawczynski. Chapin st., has gone to Importe to spend a fewdays with relatives. John Oawronski arrived here from Michigan City to spend a fewdays with friends. Joseph Kurecik of Fast Hammond is here on a business visit. William Mar;:anowicz, W. Division st., has gone to Chicago to spend a few jjays with friends. Sylvester )r::cweickl left for his home in Toledo following a brief visit here. George Maciejewski, who has been here on business, left Saturday for Hammond. Miss Julia Dybinski arrived from Cleveland for fc. few days visit with friends. Joseph Prazewiez. iS. Chapin st., has gene to Fcrt Wayne to spend a couple of days with relatives. Michael Grochowiecki left for his home in Gary following a few days' visit. Pernard Korczynski of Elkhart is spending a few days with friends. Miss Clara I ierzanczak, Lafayette st., has gone to Detroit to spend a few days with relatives. William Wiecz of Hammond Is here visiting with friends. John Pawlinski, who has been here on business, left Saturday morning for Gary. Walter Gajewski returned to Gary after a brief visit here. Stanislaus Edwardewicz, S. Chapin st., has gone to Chicago to spend a few days with relatives. Frank Kitza. Olive st., is very ill of rheumatism. social i:v i:ts. Members of the military band of Falcons Z. Ralicki No. 1, will give an informal dance Faster Monday evening at Z. 1?. hall. The meeting of the St. Rronislawa society will be held Tuesday evening at 7:C0 o'clock at St. Hedwige school. The Lady Falcons Z. Palicki No. 1 will hold their meeting Easter Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock at Z. B. hall. The meeting of St. Joseph's society of St. Stanislaus church has been postpone! until further notice on account of Faster Sunday. The singing practice of St. Hedwige Choral society will be held Tuesday evening at St. Hedwige school. The Children of Mary society of 51' t. Hedwige church wiil hold its meeting Sunday afternoon at 2:45 o'clock at St. Hedwige school. A meeting of St. Vincent de Paul society No. 73 will be held Monday evening at 7: HO o'clock at St. Hedwige school. MEXICO SILENT ON WAR Official Refuses to I)ietis Country's Altitude Toward Hostilities. MEXICO CITY. April 7. Ernest Garza Perez, acting minister of foreign atlirs, declined to forecast or comment upon the attitude of Mexico in view of the declaration of a state of war between Germany and the United States. He declared he had received no formal notic. and that he could not discuss Mexico's attitude until after Pres't-elect Carranza had bet n formally notified that a state of war exists. Other Mexican oHicials were equally silent. Clen. t'arranza. and other leaders having taken advantage of the holiday to stay away from their offices. The news was received quietly in both the German and American colonics here. South Bend Market GRAIN AM) FEED. (Corrected lilj by W. II. Starr. SUrr Mills. Ilvdratilic Av.) WHATFPny ng. -2t OATS Paving, isl'-; selling. 7v per hu. ' l:.- Pa vi nt. Si IS; elling. $1 ''" per bu ItVi: Paving. I..V v.r -nn 1IKAN Sellinjy, flirt) per hu. MI 1)1 IKINGS Selling. J 2 (X) per rut t 'HUliii) lj;i;i - Selling, 2 2f) per cwt C.r.T.'TK.V Selling. J2 00 per t. si'KA'I'il li:i:i Sellin?. r?.'o pr.r rwr chick pi:ki-soiling. r"-r - t. LIYft STOCK. (Corrected Daily by Major Bros., S. LKin St.. Miftliawak'. HEAVY PAT TELIU5 I air to good, fcs. : prime. vS9o. HOGS HOIL'O P.a. 11V: 120313 II s... U'4c: luUlOO lhs , 1;; 1J Ibf. and ever. 13Vic HAT. 8 THAW AND rEI D. (Corrected Dally by the Ueslej Miller Hour aad 1 ecd Co.. 420 Miihigaa St. HAY Paying, $1JOO: aelliDg. 41GCI' Sl ICAW Pay Jig. fG9 ptr ton; ben.ng $11 00 per ton. or t-- per bale, o TS Paying. V: per u.: s-'.:ir.g. "oi;. --Paving. - 1 1 0 per hu ; liing, llKmY SEED -wajiBf . iz per to.: tl.LiC. $30 pe bUAhi Aii'A SEED - ;iIontana ajrowa Sellins. M2.00 p.r 1m. CLOVEU fcEED $11 I I Sil. (Corrected Pail) by ;he Kttwood Iith. l'oultrj wod e I'ood Alarket. . Washington Ar.) ri;i;sii nsii-ir. No. 1 tr.ut. hlue gills. IP- P,. ; sangers. ppac lb.; ei!'.w pin-. 2il i-' lv' : la rr perch. lVjC ii..; dr. white lis a. .'" ib. ; malihut. whole. 11. ; 1 tra -uts. 2 i i;i;ii ri:uzi:. l isii ir. tite

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