South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 118, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 28 April 1917 — Page 2

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the

hurch

METHODIST.

rirt N. Main street. lr. Henry I Iatl pastor. Cla meeting at 1 a- nv Sunday g.-Wd at U :3o a. w In tri; suJIturtum: J. J. Anin. stiptrlutendeiit. Fuhlb- Hor-i.ij pi:lo ji in. '.nl 7 :.".0 p. ris. In the mornhig Ir. I :i v i nil! npr tin- pulj.lt and will pe-ik n "Follower?1 of ll.il.inm" Fpwo-th b-igu at :1 p r.i , subject. " min t rl al Versus I.op-sh!M 1 -v'l- pun-lit." Mls Harel lb nberger. At 7 :'. p. in the i hur. h hir will r-nIT ;( lal imiii al program. Fraver meeting as K'jil W -di.es. lay cv'ning. !! by the pastor.

::".. toj.i. Amern a " 7;."J. with

" pportunlt W in LatinI "ju l.i r vhi.Ii? servfe t hearty singing and v.i n -

ii by tin' i n i u I t r n Fr- ijin? Re -crmi'ii ri v I ii tr pictures lllo-trat-b.-alltifill country In the

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St. 1'aul' Memorial f.f.i :in-I Fa

hrte avenues. i:-v. .Tani'- L. Rardiner,

I . rat;r Sun. lav ich ..ol at l:3'J a.

iu. : fjtiy A. Fish, superlnt; nl nt. At F:II a. in. Rr. i rl i r-r will pre.o h ,n the -? 1j--t of !. I iv-rla t -irijf iimpfl " At :; p in. tti'w..rth league --rvl- will be 1 1 - T I - At 7 :.".' p m. Ir. Gardner will -peak on TiiA 5 i ii sr-r- That TlirMti-n inr Ship f State" und will r : i I in Colin' t bn witli t li- vrrnon Longfell. 's wellknwn pem. "The Laut. -hing of 1 1 -ship." At th- lose of the Tnimi motion pi. turf- will ! presented f "Th' liv.M-.ition 'f th- Ship" I !!! Ships of U'ir." I'ni.ur iio'etli.g -..-rvi.-e on Wfi I ne-.. in evening 1'1 i the pator f the olmr I.

irOfi'- s.-rrri there Will he in? tlif inot

wnrl-l. w If ThnMl .Monthly ii--tiii? f f-.i( !n r ,uil m -r of i'.i!! t !iroI Tu. lay VHtiln? Jit 7 :; inM k mi'-tiii? of s.ii?. pr;iy-r. :wl I'.il'itulv I lit ;. .;m li 'mIii.1.i y vnlii? nt 7:'.. Id-tliiir JiMt t". tu tu n ". 'hrifi.ui l.'ii'l'-;i vor !ri- jit I'lfy l:eiu iiion it 7:4". 'l liiir.lay. Tli' pnlli-I- - r 1 1 1 1 1 1 - li.vit-l to jittHii I ;t iiI p.ir-ti-ip.it- in :ill f tli' rvi( -i. BAFJTIST.

1 Ir4t- rorncr Miln anJ Wayne ntret,

I'Hfk.-r. Tiator.

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b Ij.ioI nt U:30; U Hitf iplent.

II DOfarlan Corner Waibl. -on ir

i.erry tt . kt. II Bertok. rtor. iuinrr strrrt Ilex. (If o.g- F.. Hnter lir.f. pnst'ir. Sunday scLuol 'J.M; J. W Itrilill. mipo rin tr im lent.

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LUTHERAN.

OD GREATEST

NEED OF FRANCE

Holy Trlulty i'.xaogt Ileal Srrmn nx Ld Llndvpy it. Ilex. All.rt II- Keck, pastor. Sunday n -liool 9:13 n. m . Edward .(ott. superintendent. Classes fjf

til M"i's I'.iM' him t;in?ht liv t!i piit'r. I Su!.j't .f !.. mi: -T!i- ratliT'- Heart " j 'h!-f M-rvii-c with riiioii ly tli" pat'-r nt i)::v a. m. SulJ't: fhrltiiii inj I.lfn M- V'li a Ii; N.uii." Junior J m?u at .'i: p. in wjlt.r), Ith .tinoi. ait 7:)' p. in. 'I'll- iiorth'at'rn j oiifcrMi of Hin I'liii-Hiro .vti'l will

iin- t In jirln? ..mention M.iv 1-.". at Hi. kvilW-. n. Tin l.a.ll'- Aid v...-U-ty will nift t u TliurI.i v aftcrooou with

CHINESE SOLDIER IS FULL FIGHTING ARRAY

Members of Commission Declare Whole World is in Danger of Famine.

Mm. Mary r lna rsal on

r.Itz. ; Laportf I'rlday 'v-iiin?.

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fct. I'aal's German -Cuthtrcn. JeffertOB id nililim t. iter. II. IlDlle. pastor. (Jenmii n-rTke t 10:30 n. m. Sunday srliool. Loth I.clish and Geroian. t b :.1ü. nnzlisli jprvl'-e on th' second and

'fuuitU Suudajs of tLe n:ontli at 7:30.

Sfi'Mitiii liy the pastor. Suijft: Mln'.l iMice." N evfiitn? Hrrvii-.

liitcfnatloii.il fxoi,s ar tnli'd Olori Pf ft welrt CliaDtn and Krr

ji the npp.-r jrra.le. Tlu r- aif ; ts.. Her. Gottfried Olioa. Sunday school Ha' Miitf-I to nil iii.vi The -titct ' a. m. Hlble c-lna at 8:15. Serrice at U lii' r'ain? in Interest hv r i th- 10 :.':0 a. ru. and J:30 p. Pi att ii'lan' . Moi niii? wiM-üIiip .h t Morning: 'rvl'- at and pvenln? x.rinoii .y t!i- p.i-t..r on 1 I i I i - I -crvlce at ":". 'iitiriiiatin hool at I. il. '-fy." Tlii Is 1 -1 . 1 1 1 i 1 1 :i t i 1 1 -1 1 il.iv i V o''lixk. Momhiv uml WpiI neI.i v

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I.awrll St iiilX

lleicliM Minr r II Ul.n-k. p:ttM,

for tlic Ilai.ti-ts and e rv r.a!.tit ' rvrnin?

j lioiild Im- in Iii r"4p- tiw pi n e of ' j lnI tea hers' and rraiK 1 i worship. The I". .V. I. I'. meet- at ':!." ' Ilildiir lVtersoii. Sun. I.i v hol ! -harp. unler tin- P-adcMhip of ?roti p ! mid week ervll

t:l.". II. I -1 r. jr. superintendent Momins' nervine 11 oVloek. Mornii.t; worship at 11 ' ! k Srluon text: T.e Ve Steadfast." lipworth l-.i?ue at ':;.': John I'lynn. l-i.l-I'vepin? e .'in?'liti.' .'rvi.' at 7 Thciiie; on-i. ieu. Movin? pi. ture will l.e ln.wil to reilifor.-e the tritll JireelltPj. Iidwe-k .cri.' Weil I.es.l I at 7:.".' hevotional and so.J.il inetln? of tu "pr.-p.iratory hur 1 ni'nil.'rh' p . -Liases" ut the p;i i x.li ;i '' I'lidav --li-in? at 7 '' ! k

Ii'. AM the yoliiii: peple ale tir?ed to I.- present. Mveiiin iervi.-o at 7 The th-ni' 'f th- i.'riiion will l.e Th" l'I'V iit h 'oininaiid iiH iit " The pul.tiii "i'.ü.illy invited to ;ill th aloe mt i. '. .Ml. Zion Haptlit-lP, N r.irdell St. I!ev. I". i;. Kennedy. 1 I.. pastor. Sunl.iy 'ho)l at 1 :'; a. in.; Mrs. Anna Hutchinson, sup' rintoii'it nt Hut Meltti Cor. Laurel and Napier ts Sertic i).TA) a. in. -mid 7:30 o m.

s.lav eenlnir Sunday

in-tin? with Miss NNedtiesday evenin?. at s " l.M k. Thur"-

Trlnity Pla'iie and Viir ;iv , K'V. Mehin Hunt, pastor. 1 i I I r s lied at 1 .'".'I: riiftoll rililiil.. suru-rintellilent.

iJr.nled i.is s . intei nn di tti-s ; International .mm al.e. Moinin? worship at ln:4.". Sermon ly the pantor oi "Tin' I.ivin? '!ii!irli." Special iisui' lipworfh U-a'N- levot I nal serv :it :1" l'l l.v Miss Kffie SImuv-i-lter A sp.. i.il thank oHeriu? niif f the Woinan' I " -1 -i ir ti Missionary ,.- v will I.' Ik I.I at 7 The s,,. ety ill in-, upv r'scrvcd s ats. and takt fp i.il part In s.-rxhi-. Two miniliers i'.l l e furnished ly the horns-choir, Sisted l:V Mis 1 1 11 II t with the violin. Allress l.y the pastor i. "Thf I'artliership That Wins." lipwoitli league l'.il.le "tu.ly lass meet Monday iiluht wlt!i th Mis's .lain. '.17 AIUmi st !:?- ii la r iin-etin? of Sunlay m hool l.o.ird Tin-sday n'?iif at the V'W. f. A Sup,.T :it 7. folii.weil !V I.Usincss sssiiMI. .mi. I ad'lr'is l,v a Sunday sci..l '- p.Tt .luiiio" !-asue ii's..i y at 1 in : Mrs. V. I., ifttfii, su perinteiid -int U rcli pray-:- hour Ve.Incsd.iy at 7:1" p i. Miss M.irtin "ill had the !ass. study in Mark K'ular iuctin of the ofTi' ial Icard after prayer meet in;. Grirf-fmniT S Mi-!it?an and Tu't -ts. Kev. Mi-hard II. t'rowder. pntr. 'I. in meeting at s:4." a. i.i. Sunday -Ii.I at 0:.".0 a. tu.; I'mf. J. A. layers. stip'Tinti-ndent t'lass :7j. Morning worship nt 10:ir -lunior n?re?at i"ii at :."ii; Inez rrt. sujerint'nlnt. Kpv. orth le;ti;u at '::'.(: Hal I.ui.. l, ;.resih nt. Kv nin? worship at 7 :.".' i:pworth Memorial .rn r IJii'-oln way V. an-1 Olive street. A Hunt.f Kenm. pastor. Sunday hol at 1:3') a ni ; C. V. Hopkins, superintendent. lDrninr wurship at M:l.. T!ie juistor will speak at this servi.e on "The Mrss.iire ..f the ITacr" As a part of the sei . e a lar?e tla?. the u If t of Mrs. i:d. S.huherf. will le raised on the church tower. I'veninir crvi. at 7:'J Suhf : "Tlif r.'irnin? I'.usii " i:pw..rth leaeue Tt Cr.? p. ni.. le.l hy Miss Kathrin' FPdds. I.alies Aid s.ity inectli.iC Thursday :it 'J :".0 p in. Hilde study hour. Friday. 7 :': Hiier Tark VI. i:. S. Seventh street. Iter. J. A. I. nrd. p:int..r. Kesi.l-M.re 'JolS Mishaw.akn av : It.dl f..Vj. H?'ne."..M. Sun!y S' hnol nt 0 :"d ; Fred Miller. superIt tendent. I'ul. Ii' worship at 10:10 a. tn. and 7:30 i in. Stall .Memorial Mi. Iiip. in and I. toria nt reefs. Kev. Fa'd'. pastor Sunday liovl at '.:1" a. in : W. T. Ilraman. .u;tM-lutendent. German T.nfiette and Wayne streets. Her. II. S. Miller, putor. Sunday sdio.d at 1) :30 a. ni. : Jehu M.x h, superintendent Freisinn? 10 :.".() a in. and 7 :.".0 p. in. Fpworth ler?ne at 7: p. ni. I'rayer ia?etltir Wednesday at 7:40 p. in. Wrslejan 722 I!. F.roadway. Tier. Wnltlr 1'. Morris. pastor. Mornln? ervi. e at 10:3i. F.venin? service at 7::'-0.

Sutilir school at t a. in.; Adam Me'.ott. superinf endnt. Frayer tnecthig i

vve.lnosday evenm? at :..0. FFvEE METHODIST. Tre Mrthndist Fennsvlv.i ui.i arenua rnd F.usli street. W. F. Wohfer. pastor, hniidny school U:30 a. ru . Taul Neldtzel. auperintendent. Frca'iilne at 10:39 a. I-1 and 7:30 p. m. ca-h Sunday. Klr I'ark Ires Methodiat Four-trent:-. and Vine sts. E. S. Jennings, pastor. Sunday h-jc! 10 a. m., L. h". Woifs. aiirerhitendent. AFRICAN M. E.

CHRISTIAN.

day eveiilnir. chir n-heaisel at 7:3o. I'riday veiling. Luther league ineetius. t'oinuiitt : .Misses IJthel anl Hil.lur Johnson, and Noah Anderson. Saturday continuation m-I I at 10 : a. in.

EPISCOPAL.

M. JirnM1 Lafayette at., north of WasUlncton it. 1'arisn house. 310 W. Colfax t. Right Hex. John Ilazen White. U. D.. blshcp of the dloceae ot tortl.rn Indiana, rector. nx. 11. R. White, rlcar. Clergy house. CIO W. Colfax ar. Holy communion at 7 ::.. Sunday school at UM."., led l.y Fev. H. l. Whit-. Mori. In? prayer and sermon ly the vhar ut II:. Vespers in the chapel at 5:(x. Voiin? people's meetln? at :.".i. at which Atty. Dil F. Schert will elve a short ddr ss. There' is a celebration of the holy communion every week lay at 7:30 in the ha pel.

first Main street, south of public library. Key. .lohn M. Alexander, pastor.

I Mornin? F.ib.e school at ' .oO; Frof. II. i '. Imel. sui'i'rii.teiideiit.

t-a h rs are trained. lessons ?raled and we have classes for all a?es. , Alorniu? worship at lo:4o Sermon by t

th- pastor, topi-'. "The Fruit of the Spirit " Fx.'iiln? worship at 7 :". T le. 'Iii.' Failure of F. Kin?'s Son." AfUT

Iii' scrill.ill t i sliei l.ll fe:itlire retMs II-

titled. " 1 h Heart t.T a Princess." will! Rl- Stethe'a Jluncarlan Thomaa and be shown Tii' i.ssons from th-s nmv- Hd'liwion sts. Iter. Alexander Varlaky. In? pi. tun s :,r,. Instrm five and im- Pator. Maas at 8:00 od 10:15 a. m.

i.ressjve. r lie horus-, h.dr w l funi s l t C,UUU"J "iuui at. .w p. iu. iieneaic

s.' Lil music both nioinin? and eveiiin?. Senior Fmli-avor at '. :."., topi.-, ".ilssionary ..ortnnities in Latln-Amer-

CATHOLIC.

i. a. I iay r ani prais. nestlay venin? at 7 :"

erri-e Wed-

IJiulen Avenue ( htirrli of Christ Linden avenue and Carlisle street. Flward t'astle. pastor. Frea'-ning at 1:43 a. in. and 7:3) p. tu. Sunday school at lt;.".U a. in. C i:. at nM.'i p. m. I'rayer meetliis Wednesday at 7:15 p. m. Indiana Avenue Indiana and Witwer avenues. Kev. W. S. 15rundi?e. pastor; residence, 'S' Hancy av. : Fell phone Jl'3.-.. Sunday s-töl at II ::;.; lt. F.. While. siierintendent. Fred Wilson. chorister. Orchestra music A lass for everyone. Jvin now. ('oiiuiiunion at 10 :.".(. Sermoti at lo:b. Subjct : "The Superscription on the Cross." W'!coine. .lunior C F. at ':; Miss Hazel White, superinteiolnt. Nisht services at 7:3.0 Splendid music Sermon subject: "Fiitinished Wrk." Hear these sermons. Frayer and prais servi es Wednesday niht. EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION I irst -Lafayette and Monroe streets, W. II. Fieshiey. pastor. Sunday school nt 9:3 a. in.; Ueorge J. Long, superintendent. Subject for study: "Jesiis Welcomed as Kin?." Mornin? wurship with sermon bv the pastor at 1 :".. Subject: -The thron' of Hrac.'' Y. F. A. at '::: Kuiti. i Ninitz. president. The Woman's Missionary H.iety will have har?e unit Miss Kate Freiemus. a returned missionary from Turkey, will spak. The evenin? ?ospe service at 7 :".. Frayer m' tin? and tea, hers trainin? Wednesday at 7:1" p. in. The Ladies' Aid and W. M. S. will meet with Mrs. Frto'st FibrUt. 311 K. Keasy st . Thursday at ':.".. Choir rehearsd Thursday at 7:3). The F.rean and Albrlu'ht P.lhle lasses will meet Friday night at 7:li. Grace Kincotn way W. and Crick at. Hex. Daniel I). Speicher, minister. Sunflay school at 9:30 a. in.. George W. Define, auperlntt ndent. Morning worahlp and sermon at 10:30. Lrenlng service at 7:30.

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Olitet A. M. i:.liu.ery Alien, pas' 1.' :.'M p in ; Fe v. lntenJent.

lO W. Monroe st. C. v. Sunday s i:od at 'Ii F. Stewart, super-

Sainucls. pas1 1 :::; N. J.

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given

Zion A. M. I'. Kev. S. for. Sunday s.-ho.d at

i.vicr. superintendent. Suiiu.iv servi -s 1:4" a. m and

p. in Christian Fn.l.avor at 7:i p. in ; Clnrles Wc.ivr. president- We.lns.l;iy night, praver meeting. Friday night, lass Next Thursda.x ni?!it. Ma there will !. a larky pirt. The u

dlessel the t l' kicst w i.i 1, prizes

PRESBYTERIAN. ritl Cor. Washington ar. and Lafay. tt at.. Her. Chnrle X. Llppinott. I. I.. miuUter. Mlaa Charlotte M. Fartildce. assistant to minister. Fub'.ic w orship at 1 :"" a. in Sub-.1ei-t: 'The Light f the World." Musi. -a! and praise service at t : p. in. .sublet: "Fa!s. Witness" Sp...j;ll niusl.-al program Short tiddress FdMc hool nt '.:'; a in. Men's IVl'.ow ship lub at '.:.". a m Junior FnI'aor s... :ty at .'::'' p. in toun? Fcpb' s s.. icty at !:30 p. n.. Mitweek inciting f..r jr.i)T and .'.nif.'r.MHv, Vp.liif.luy t 7::'.- p m WMii'Mi's Missjonu tr .

MirpaYi "Main and Monroe sts. ReT. t,

A. ii. llalst. pastor. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. Fmmet Jester, superintendent. Sermon at 10:35 a. m. Morning worship nt Hi:"-". Subject: "Slaughtering th- King" Young Feoplc's alliance at :40 p. ni.: Mi-s Carlio Filth, president. C A. F.yers will alilress the Y. F. A. at this servbe. Fning worship at 7:.".. Subject: "Ye Are the Light of the World " Fey. I. A. Kalev will prca-h at both morning and evening mtvLcs, and this will conlüde Mr. Kaley's work in South F.end. he having been s nt by the Indiana conference to Huntington. I ml. Y. F. A. business meeting Tuesday evenin? nt 7:30 Missionary prayer meeting Wedi.i'sday evenin?. ll l.y K. L. drove. Choir rehearsal Friday evenin?: Mrs. Fearl hitnier. directress. The Ladies

Aid s x i-ty will meet Thursday evening j open

nt the hoine of Mrs. I. Feln.xhl Tor Its monthly business metii.g. Tin Mrs. Keinoehl. ilively. Kline and Myers will entertain-

tlon nt 3:00 p. m

Preachlna: at ll:f0 a.

Bt. I'atrlrL'a 307 S. Taylor at.. Rer. John F. DeCJroote. '. S ('.. pastor. Lowmasses at 6:00. 7:30 and 0:00 n. tn. High tuns and sermon tt 10:30. Faptisui at 2 p. m Vespera at 3:30 p. m. Snndnr school at 3:00 p. ni. Meeting of churci societies at 4 p. m. St. Iled wife's rollen Cor. Scott and Nailer its. lier. Anthony Zuhowlcz, 0. S. pastoi. Low i-ass at 7:30. 0 and 10 a. m. Sunday school at 2:30 p. m. Benediction at 2:30 p. m. St. Stanislaus' Polish (15 N. LInrotn st. Rer. Roman Marclnlak. pastor. Masa at 7:30. 9 and 10 a. m. St. Caslmlr'a 1'ollsh 21 8. Webstar it. Low masa at 7:20 a. m. High man st 10 a. m. Vespera at 2 p. m. St. Adalbert's rollst- Ollre and Grace sts. Iter. John Kuha.'kl. pastor. Dally ana as at 3:15 p. m Holy hour Wednesday ereulnf at 7:30. Sunday man S and 10 a. m. St. Joseph mil at. and asalle ar.. Tatrlck J. Carroll. C. S. C. oastor. Ixw masse at 7:30 and 5 a. in. ilgx mass at 10. Benediction 3 p. aa. Sacred Heart Ilrltlan 1126 W. Tbo-nai st. Iter. Charles V. Fischer, pastor. Mass st 7:0o and 0:30 a. m. 8unJa school at 2:30 p. tn. Henediction at 3 p. m. Farred Heart Notre Dame Low Mass at 6:00 a. m. Students' mass at 8:00 a. m. Parish mass at 10:15 a. m. Vespers st 2:C0 p. in. 6t. Mary's German (31 9. Taylor St.. Rer. J. 11. Scherer, C S. C. pastor. Mass at 7:30 and 10 a. m. Sunday school at t:30 p. m. Renedlction at 3 d. m. , SALVATION ARMY. "OO F. Jefferson blvd. Sumlay services: Morning, count j jail. D:3o; noon. Bunday nchool. 2:30. Lrenlng-s. gospel service 7:45. Capt Nehemlah Brookes, fflctr in charge. ASSOCIATED BIBLE STUDENTS.

Melril'9 tulldlnz. bunday. 3 p za.

TEMPLE BETH-EL. Jewish Tempi Beth-El uasalle ar.

and Taylor st.

WASHINGTON. April The French war mission lias informed the American government that the

! things Franco needs most from the

Fnifed States are money, food, fertilizers, coal, steel, oil anil transportation e'luipment. especially ships in which t carry goods ftom the new to the old world. ne of the foremst ii:rjes of the French mission. reealed late Friday authoritatively for the first time. Is to impress upon the American government and people the serious food situation in Furope. Members of the economic section of the mission believe there is serious danger of a world famine. Other features of the war will be carefully canvassed however, during the stay of the mission in Washington. One of the members said I'riday that since their arrival the visitors had broadened greatly the outlined scope of their discussions. At tirst. he said, they expected to devote themselv's principally to a visit of courtesy, but now they were prepared to tco into the practical problems of the war very fully and work out detailed plans of co-operation. World I nminc Thrra toned. The economic -ection of the mission is prepared to submit evidence that all the world is seriously

threatened with famine because of the withdrawal of men from agriculture, the lack of fertilizers, and the derangement of transportation facilities. Holling stock of railroads in Furope rapidly is heing worn through the lack of lubricants, it is declared, and more railway supplies are urgently needed. The growing searcitv of transportation facilities on

the seas, makes it imperative, the Frenchmen believe, that the United States carry out iuif kly its plan for a large fleet f wooden ships to assit in the struggle against dermany. IV;no not :t luiava. The mission believes it a fallacy to assume that even peace would greatly alter food conditions for those now on the verge of starvation will need rreat quantities of food before they can produce it themselves. It is felt that the seriousness of the situation is greatly increased by the almost universal crop failure. It is said that the Germans recently have made extraordinary efforts to send to the bottom vessels carrying" grain to the allies. Second choice for sinking is saiil to be boats carrying steel, and alter thorn the

(Jermans have tried to sink coal laden ships. Long; Hglil Still Alioad. While definite ascendancy o.er the Oer.nan war machine has been established bv the allied forces in

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War sentiment in China is increasing daily. The Chinese ale incensed over the action of CJermany in detaining the Chinese minister in Herlin, pending the safe arrival of von Hintze, CJerman minister t Peking. A declaration of war is expected at any moment. This picture shows a type of Chinese infantryman with full equipment. The Chinese army ts not large, but it is well trained and thoroughly equipped.

By Gilbert Thompson.

Has been secured and brought to South Bend, and will be placed on exhibition in our store beginning today (Saturday) at 1 p. m., and continue for two weeks ending Saturday, May the 12th. We consider ourselves very fortunate to be able to show the picture at this time, and we want every man, woman and child in South Bend to accept this invitation and come as often as you wish. No charge is made. We will be glad to have you take advantage of this opportunity Of

Not since Charles Havendau painted "Breaking the Home Tie:

DRAFTING TO BE UNDER W A Y IN TWO WEEKS

Progress club hf.II 212 S. Lafayette st.

p ni. in the c!iu:

i par-Teter

Friday at ..:'

ors Trlnltr Cor. Ce'.fat sr. aud 5L

st . Ker. John S. Uurns. psstor Whit a tool 9:3J; Charles Wagner, tuperlait jdent. Vetmlnter Fer. A. CTirlsfy r.roTvr. IV 1 . past.-r. Mm lay a. h- ol .it : :3o a m.; J. 1 Finrnor. superiutcn I nt. Fubao:ship lo:l.' a. in. aud 7 :." p m. For. F.ii;.:i Cummins, imip.rintepdci.t f tl.e tl.iry N igliborhood house, will orearh Sunday uiornitif IIomc will als be prea hir.g crvb es in the evening. Kev. A. M Fell, the new pat.r. i . 1 eonlu t !he praver meeting scrvi v

Wediitsda J eniug.

Ilp Chapel ler and Georrt William Alilsn. B.

Kltie s?tool 0:.T)

Iiyt-n sts P., minister.

Carl cilery, auperln-

ftndeot. Classes for a'..1 attendsnts Ad Jits use the International lesdou; all Ia' from Junior down .:e the closely jrraded yi.ttni. Coinpet-nt ttatbers are

provided. W"m-n's .l.iss utiidi. John. MT'iiii; public w ,s.f,,r -sTtiion f"r tic hi! lP.liie it :i AI- " F. v. i ;; . n t 1 1 i f oi c )-Al d of olir ib Il'.J.iil. it i'rlng C-i -ivi' "'i

l..tt .Ii.i.ioi I'bri-ti.u Fii.b-.iM-r t

JO fceui-r L'hri-tlua vid.-avor at

.tu ten Cliapel Sundny acbool !0 :X) a ni , Mrs. John Anten, superintendent, '.'lass meeting 11:00 a. m. Zlon's TCtangellrnJ Cor. E. Witne and St. Feter sts. Iter. .Martin Gorfeney. pastor. ft. Teter'a Geiman 413 W. Lasalle nr.. Hex. lUigt Weiihelt. pastor. Sunday hool at Ü :(K) a. n. Keirul.ir servbes at 1:1." :i in. The

M n's Aid society will meet at the churcli on Tuesday evening at s. :oo p. m The prlscilla circle will meet Wednesday eening nt the jarson.ige. The regular choir rehearsal n Friday evening i!. the s. h d house at 7:h" p. m. tiernian s. ho.d on Saturday morning from '.:oo a. in. t 2 : :o m. SWEDISH EVANGELICAL MISSION CHURCH. StrtdUli llvangellral C -ner Scott anl Orchard Mreet. Kev. Fmil Wlnstedt. pastor. Sunday scheid at 0:30 a. in.; August Anderson. aiieritteudent. BRETHREN. rirsi Bretbrra cnureu 1214 5. Mlrblfm st.. Fe. A. E. Throes. psator. Suadar school U.30&. in.. Hartley Firestone.

superintendent. Morning serTW 10:30. Chiitlan Fni'.earor ö.3'J p. c renlag er-tioe 7 :?0. I irst C hurrli et the Urethren ludlauaaeiiue and Mian l i''!. Kev. T. Ftoorge. p.'stor. 11-1 Miami st. Sunday s h.'.-l. ?:.''; F. tJ. 5tihly. superlnteudri.t. 4-3 i.auoln way F. Serond Cburrb of tbe Uretliren Cubir.g and Van F.nren sts. Kev. K. O. Koose. pastor Sunday school at '.:.".i ain . T s'.cv .in-.nierin.in. superintendent. Cluistl.in WotWera' nieettng ut ':".) p in. J M. Miller, nnsbb rf. Frea L.ng ?errices'at 10 30 a. m and 7:30 p. in. Frayer

Sundav morning services' at 11 clock.

Subject of Kabbl Leibert's sermon. "Is ttu.l leadV" Keligious school, i:W10:3a SCIENTIST. Slain and Madiaon sts. Sunday services during the erection of the new church trill be held at the LasaPc theater et 11 a. m. Testimonial meeting ou every Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock at tho Progress club rooiut. Melville building. 2V2 S. Lafayette t.i.. Sunday acbool for thlldren and yor.ug people up to the age o: iO. is from 9:45 to 10:30 Heading rooms maintained by this church on the

seventh floor of the J- M. S. building, art

every afternoon from II to It and

on Saturday from 6 to 8. CHURCH OF GOD. Sunday school at U:0 a. in.: Mrs. Fniina Kallsback, superintendent. Preaching services at 11 : n in. and 7:30 p. in. by KMer 1. K. Vanvador. Herein m'tlng on Thursday evening at the home of 1'. A. Stiisoii. 4-1 N. CushIni st. SPIRITUALIST. Tho South Ib-i.d Frosi-esshe Spiritualist society will hold services at the resl-d-iue of Mr. und Mrs. 11. II. Swalni. at 13F". Vistula av . n Sunday evening at 7 :3 C. 1. Lo krl.li;e, lecturer. Message services following the lecture. GOSPEL MISSION. There will be services hdd each evening :it the C.osoel Mission. 42s F. La.

Salle nv. (Jo! speakers are provided J

and the public Is cordially invited to attend.

France. both in personnel ami equipment, and eventual victory is in sisht. many months of bitter lighting are still ahead. This ist the view of military experts attached to France's war commission as gathered by off iters of the American general stall" I'riday during . informal conversations at the war department. The French officers discussed the situation most frankly. Much of what was said was strictly confidential and information as to the immciiate military situation of the utmost importance was freely given under that seal. In addition tho American experts obtained many facts and figures ap-

t.li'itii A rf.rl t- t o iirnlilnm.; 1 . r i

'I,.J1 t.ivv.ia vo i'.v.-!'. kite iyr .v considered by the United States in raising its war ar.ny. and which are not regarded as military secrets. Show 1 Enormity of IiOos. Statements of the Frenchmen fully confirmed conclusions reached by the general staff after its lonstudy of losses in all armies actually engaged in Furope, in an effort to learn the provision they must make for maintaining the fighting trenuth of any army at the front. The terrible toll in dead, maimed and prisoners, compiled on figures including

MISSIONS.

Jeffei son p. in.

Mennonite Hope Ö21 F blvd. Sunday sch.tol at '2:

Freachlug 3:30 p. in Services every night except Wednesday night. Mary Nuneaiaker in harge. tltr 115 E. Jefferson bird. Ray A. Dlrd. superintendent. Sunday school at t p. m. Meetings CTe'y night at 7:30. Filde class at 4 o'clock. Mr. Ingersoll w ill ta h it. Fveninc service- at 7 :3i with half hour of music. Fob Inger..!', of Chicago will preach and a!o every night at 7:30 for two weeks

Russia's enormous losses tured amounts to 10

month of troops at the front. Unit' t ... , . e i

o: tnese are permanently out m action, and were it not for the constant stream of recruits going for

ward every day, nn armv of a mil- j lion men soon would face away. i Of the mounded or ill sent to thej rear, great numbers recuperate and ! return to their regiments. With a j medical corn service working at'

highest possible efficiency, half of the entire loss of an army is recovered to active duty, but the process takes more than three months. This condition is one o' the impelling reasons why the general staff stooa firmly for the selective draft plan of the administration's army bill. FnW the volunteer plan Fngland's forces at the front wer in some cases so reduced in strength that their predicament was serious.

WASHINGTON, Arril I'. With enactment of the sele tive draft army bill apparently assured, the war department is preparing to set machinery in motion without delay to produce under the measure within two years a trained army of uOo.eon men. Within 10 days after the bill is signed every township in the country will be registering its young men for duty. Registration will be carried on through sheriffs and other county officials, aide! by postmasters or other federal agencies where that scents desirable. On a date to be set every citizen affected by the act will be reiuired on pain of heavy penalty to present himself at tho nearest registration pi. ice. With tho rolls of those liable for service complete the task of selecting the men to go in the first increment of .".. uuO will begin. It has been suggested that this be done by means of the county jury wheel. The fust man whose name is drawn will go. under the plan, with the lirtt 300.OOU. to be called out for training; within a few months. Those second drawn will go with the second increment to bo called six months later, the third increment with u duty a year off; the fourth with the first increment, and so on. Meanwhile the -work of building the training camps will go forward. Regular troops and rational guardsmen will be assigned to them with each arm of the service so represented as to provide the framework of a complete army division at each point. The guardsmen will be selected from the territory covered by the training district so far as practicable. With the new regii ients assembled a rigorous course of training will be undertaken. The oiricers' training camps to be established within a few days in each district will begin at the end of three months pouring new officers into this organization and the enlisted men selected from the ranks of the regulars for commissions will be given special instructions to nt them for oflicers. The plans call for transfer to the first 000,000 men obtained by draft, of from 130,000 t Juo.noo noncommissioned ollkei's trained in the

I regular and nation. il guard regiments. It is here that the opportu-

has a more heart-touching, appealing bit of sentiment been placed upon canvas. A special invitation is cordially extended to teachers of the public schools to bring their classes in a body, or announce to them the opportunity of viewing this wonderful picture. The ministers of Dayton, Ohio, made announcements to their congregations when in that city two weeks ago to be sure and see this great peace-exalting picture. Tell vour friends about it. Remember the dates.

ROBERTSDK .BrOTHERS'CQMRXNY

& 'A

NEVS OF INTEREST TO POLISH CITIZENS

in cap-j nty iies for men nno volunteer now percent a ' :)S f.nii:t(i men in tlio ranks nf the

two services. in them the war department olficials believe e en to a greater extent than upon the commissioned otficers. will depend the elliciency of the new armies.

social i: j:ts. The popular comedy entitled "Rlazek Ojietpny," including; a number of vocal selections and dances. will bo presented at St. Casimir's school auditorium Sunday evening by members of the Literary circle. Musical numbers between the actswill be furnished by a fine orchestra. A matinee performance for children w ill be given' at 3 p. m. The repetition of an operetta "oiki Aldermana" played under the am pices of Falcons. '.. 15. No. 1. military band April 13. will take place Sunday evening at Waraw

' 1 .11 t TV, ill

l.au, . ....Ml I. . unit ..ill tl I .s. F be a inatiuee performance at :30 o'clock in the afternoon. A special meeting of the choir of Falcons. '.. Halicki. No. l, will be held Monday evening at 8:30 o'clock at Z. R. hall. All members: are urgently rei nested to be present. The singing practice of St. Hedwige Choral society will be held Tuesday evening at S o'clock at St. Hedwige school. The military band of Falccns. Z. I". No. 1, will hold its rehearsal Tuesdi y evening at Z. R. hall. The Falcons. Z. R. No. 1. gym class will hold their exercises Monday evening at Z. R. hall.

Rom t-

BIRTHS. Mr. and

Mrs-

Frank

Michalski, April 25.

413 W. Huron st., a son,

PKRSO.YAIÄ Stanley Zvvierznicki arrived here I'riday from Ietroit for a few days' visit with friends. Matthew Adams of Foit Wayne is spending a few days with friends here. Anthony Grzymski. Walnut st.. has gone to Chicago to spend a week with relative?. Walter Roslicki. rren st . left I'riday for Chicago for r threes days' visit with relatives. Martin Sierminski returned ti Ooshen following a days' v;sit here with friends.

Mrs. Mary Tarszek. 737, W ferson blvd.. left Saturday Michigan City to attei d the

i? h?ri to Fas! it here. Mrocz-

Jrffor W ed-

ding of her cousin. Miss Frances Pisarek. Joseph Kryzewiez of Indiana Harbor is here visiting with f:"iend. rieorgo Wojciechowski, v.ho has been here visiting with friends left Saturday for Fast Chicago. Stanley Karsynski of Laporte is here on a business visit. Stephen Rusznieki of Michigan City is spending a few days with friends her1.

has gone to hicago to spend a rev.' days with friend here. Stanley Fliszarskl 'arrived Vu-re from F.ast 'hicago for a few day?' visit with friends. Ignatius Werwir.ski, 1"'." S. Chapin st.. left Saturday for Cjary whTe he will participate in the patriotic parade. Mieheal Klendynski. S. "hrpin ?t..

has gone to Michigan City to spend a few days with relatives. Jack Wlcrzlnski, who has been here on business, left Saturday for South Chicago.

J. I. .Julinski of Toledo on a business visit. Stanley Mikinski returne! Chicago following a brief vi: Rilly Pegowski, Joseph

kiewicz, J, Rozploch, Waclaw Rut kowski, Steve Woodka, Waclaw Ho. jnacki, Felix Cebulski, Adam Czarne. cki. Henry Rybicki. Mieheal TIasko, Joseph Kaniewski, M. Rostrum. .1. Nimetz and Felix Frbanski. members of the Falcons. Z. R. No. 1, military band, left Saturday r.oon for Gary wh-re they will participate in the patriotic parade. Miss Anna Czerucrar.ski. S. S-eotl st.. has gone t Ruchanan t spend a ro'.iple of ilays with fri-nds. Fred Hoffman .f West Pullman i" here on a bucin ss visit. Anthony (Irz'-n returned to Indiana Harbor after a short viit vsith relatives.

Stanley Felikovvski arrived

for

f f w

her .lavs'

from Fort Wayne

visit with friend-. Edward Mn.znirki left for libs horrn' in Michigan 'ity following a few days' visit with friends. Al.drw Re.lr.arowic of Ra.-t Chicago is here isitir.g with relatives. M!-s Acne? Drernbinski. S. Ch.ip!n st.. left Fri'lay for Can.- for a couple days' visit with relativ ec. IM ward Pawlowski. who hrjs been here on business, p ft Friday for Rattle Ocek. Mi h. Theodore Marszarski r.f Rlkhart i; spending a few days with relatives1 here.

First American Ship to Sink a German Sub

oil

evening at

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y'clv Conference Memorial VnlteJ Ilrrthren Jos s. St. Joseph tt. Lev. c; F. Hyrer, pastor Sunday school at U :30 ni.. C II Wilson. -'prlntenlent. Clases for ab. Junior meeting ?j.1i s.t'ird.iy at 2 ..". c;.iv' for .-ill. Junior service ea h Saturday at J : ' Sun. la v looming subjet of the pistor: "Tl.' t!o-r Ind'.Tidu.il " Fx. nnig Hub- t : "Th" Condition .f Fmit !.; i mg " Tbc Christian Fndea v" t :' w.il b- in harg' f Vir W 'abb. K lici Fr.ijt-r servbe V' dii s.la vMiiog. T'.ic WfMisaii's Missioi; ir s.. . tv wbl ic- t with Mrt I i N'rti.'ini. F. Soijfa s;., Friday at z :.n ' 1... v.

APOSTOLIC FAITH.

E13 C Jefferson bird Regular meet tug Sunday lu:45 and 7:30 o'clock.

VOLUNTEERS 07' AMERICA. Special servi e? Tue .'ay. Wednesday.

Thursday. Friday.

ANGOLA SCHOOLS CLOSED TO HALT DIPHTHERIA

'aturday eveuings at

i a

meeting

0 Saturday, Juniors Sunbeam club :30 p in. Sunday, young people's

at -.-OO p. in. Sunday song and

Prais meeting at - p. ru. Sunday

t.ight. old fashioned gosj.el meeting st 7'3 tp'n air meeting If weather Is favorable i every night, .rnr Wayne 3Dd Michigan streets at 7 :. Strangr In the city wh!,.:uc ny hours 4.U) S. M'cnlgju st. t'apt. II. A. Morey, Sec'y. Y. W. C A.

ANGOLA. Ind.. April J. Follow-j ing the death Friday of Genevieve, Hendry, a student, the board of!

! health ordered the schools closed i and extra precautions taken to; I guard against spread of diphtheria. !

from which Miss Hendry died. The ; girl's correct ailment was not dis- 1 covered until after she had died.

t,..r.

apprc

i any . ation

lay afternoon at I "-o the terc:i..n pi- tur" of the nf'rM. and grounds will !. shown at oir ;i iatioii and Mis In-. I'.nrn will t-'.l about tti. ioiifer'!i. . Spo. i.il inuic h.i b-n j; inn.-d aii'Tthe !ib tirls will . hostest- during the so. I.il four. All women and glr! are iuiited ai.l t l.illv tlios.- i

(ss.'Ulble I ll;iy Htf.'Ioled tin' ollf.-ren- 's .1 !;-

slo.wing tl. ir loyalty an I J gate The V. W. C. A is o;.., s.-. of V. NV. C A. tu Sua-I day aftt-ru juls from 3 to 7 wt-lock.

The Young Woiie n's Christian a. iatioii city eoi.feren.' will h. this year at C.dlege auip. Lake ienov::. Wis. Aug b fj "." It is ;i oiiferen- at which .11 girl- may attend and friu -I t- v

girl from the ei.tr.il nY'n"

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VIENNA PAPER APPEALS TO WORKMEN TO BE CALM AMSTRRRAM (via Lomlon . r,rjl 2. Th Arbete- Zeitung, tl so -iali-t f.rgan of Vienna, appealto the workmen who celebrate May d.iv t- resume work on May '1 "In order to manifest o:r unshakable

j soli'laritv with the working lasses I r.f the wh'de world ar:.J .r dter-

buibl the 'ir.terr.ationbeen ü-'uibtJ by the

rr.lr. i ifr. to ale' w hieb, p. wa r."

An Appeal

Play Fair

With Your

Stomach

T" the stean Atiantii- tratisp signal ho (.!" .f

ddp Mongolia r T. 1 i ; , i i .

I American ship of

' IT'.g any

1 . . t hkind to

' the the 1 Pi st .-ink .

i i;.?rman subjnarine. Announcement is made bv th oflicials of the -t' ariship .!-.' any after word had

! ecu received fiom Fnglan

ir.g the :i.i m'd . . n e

M.n:

:on.i h p the

s- arrive, nt. Tb large-st

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follow -

freighters; afloat.

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