South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 132, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 12 May 1917 — Page 2

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unc METHODIST. rirttN. MaSti str-'i. JUv. Ilnry L. 1'ati. p.mfor. mating at f) n- m 'i.i.i.iy -Lo'-I ;it :.'; a. in- in t audllurluui: J. j. Am.-v .uprlnt?nd-nt. 1 u j i (rMi M:l' a. t:i. n n 1 7 :'') I tu lr. ImvU will M.wjiv th- ;uljlt at !o!Ii tt1-. Pt :iti' !iv will I o'.erv-l In tho Mji.'i iy fio-. 1 ari l .M'rnlti;j t h-m : "A morniii rr) . l.pwortu ificu nt p ni. Si.!.f: "J.pwnrth League 1. 1 !!!. h i rd WhllP AbBirrrnry Sr. rd In bl Marth). I ; v -r i r i if ttiii: '!' ri Ua-i of Mfe" I I!;' iiitiI-;w proijr.uu f..r th- il.n. (j n 1 -r tii- ! 1 r- t i n -f i:. 1. IJoy.I. K A M : Mrriiinir: l'reliide in I' r Tom": pro -io na!. 'I.ujirmtT,' !v Arr. Sullivuii ; ntSjir. in tb- Tl;iinl. rxti.rtu."' ty htj1ert ; nvrtry. "lViMuralo," I..T Jlii.im; po-thid 1 V y Handel. Bvpaii?r: l'rliil. "irdif." v ll"bn; proolooal. I-'iiliitr." l-r Arr. Seillivaii; f-l'K ".Wan r My 1 to Th" Njr 'ar-y. MUDir lv i:rn"t I -! y 1 ; .ri;.iri do. "S-p n.tl" Ny I'i;vry; Lirt -- ttaj'r upr. a j;opd Iiymri u;rz,it'il ly tb; foissr-atloii ; inttirri, ".Ahiir-infl'-at la . tl" hy Mark; nVrtory. 'i!vprua" SM. by I'.akr; potlude in A y Mozart- Prayer mptin a usii.il Wclnesday tvrntii nt 7::, i'd liy lr. l'avi. ?t. I'aul'a M'morlal-i'olfaX flml Import iTrnuci. Ufr. Jmuim l.. (iaidliicr. It. I), pastor. SunIny 1jo1 at 0 :L!J a. ia. : Guy A. Fish. BUp'rlnt n1nt. At I'J.IZ a- ia. a Alfhr' day servb'o will t.e Lf-l-1 at whl-h lr. Jard'iLrr will prPd'-ii oi. th nlj"!'t. "A Not od ami niatly Mother." and tli iholr will Hin 'TtoU Wilt K'p Him In iVrfert iVa ' y I'tnter, and a Imm B )l will ! rtn-l-tp1 by Aritur sr. .-ink entitlM "Motlir Jflue" by Tour. At tt:.'J p. m. tlie annlvertiry srvl--p of tin Kpworth l'airii will hp li-M at lilrh a fin' iniiHkiil i-rojjrarji an.l a dfiort talk by rf't Harvey Klixlmw elven. At 7u'X) p. m Ir. (iarlli.r will prf-trh "i "Moses. t!ip Man f VUion ' Tl.e nt-rtnon will foil. by motion plfturvi of Tb of Moi'V-parts I. :iri'l II. -xt Su.nlay -vuhijs parts 111. IV. an-1 V. of this fill,) will bo prp-nr-f!. Tbo bolr will siu at this s-rv-liefere tli Ilavf ns Wert Spread Abroad." Ly larkr. I.wrl IIritit - Miner and Fransig t.(;.iy II. lHarL. pastor. Sunday scliool 'J:iZ. II. C. ltfuug. nuperluteudent. Morulitc: errlre 11 o'clock. Trinity Rlalne and Vssar av, Kcv. Jelriu Hunt, pastor. r.lt.U o-hool at Kudolpli Kline, nrtiu? Mipt-rin-tpiidont. Special program in barco of tb misiuary u fx-rlntendpnt durii.; tlio oj-ii-lu esprcls-s. Morulnir wurslili at 1 : ."V. Sernnjii : "The Penalty of Answered 1'rayers" The J.'pw.rtl lctpu service 111 be combined with t!ie eeiilii servie at 7 :-"U. Miss Kann! Jain In cliarirc. A Mother' day program, consisting of a -symposium on "I'.lbie Mothers" by flv weinen f tho church, the slnfflnjr of mother' favorite onjrs ly a mixed tfiiartet. Will be iven. The pastor will iv a brief address on "Motherhood as a National Asset."' Junior leupue We.luesday at r.:.".' p. in.; Mr. W. L. Owen. Superintendent. The church prayer botjr Wednesday evening at 7:4.1. Airs. I'hlll'.ps will Lave thare of th class. Kolowln? the class the pastor will continue the study In Mark' gospel, sixth chapter. Regular monthly meeting of the Woman's. Foreign Missionary socletv will be held Thursday. "J :" p. m.. witii Mr. Showalter. 'lereland av. The topb- will be. -I't-ace." Mrs. M. C. Hunt, leader. Crce Corner S. Michigan and Tuft ts. Her. Klchard II. Crow der. pastor. mectinc nt :4.1 a. m. Sunday f-hool at D a. m.; I'rof. .1. A. Ityers. superintendent. Class h:I5. Momins worship at 1:M. Junior congrcgatbm ;it 2 :"?!; Inez ports, superintendent- Kpwortt league at 6:"0: Hal Hunch, president. L'vonlns worship at 7:00. FpwArth MemnrUI Corner Lincoln ay W. and Ollre street. A Hunter ICenn, pastor. Sunday school at 0 a. m. ; C. W. Hopkins, superintendent. KUer Tark M. i:. S. Seventf. street. T:t. J. A. Lord, pastor. i:e.!eflce "..US Mlsl.awnka av.: Hell ICJ. lloincr.M. Sunday school at 0:.".ü; I red Miller. superIt tendent. Public worship at 10:40 a. in an.I 7 :?.( p. n. Morning worship at lo:b. Sermot. by the pastor from tli. theme. "A tJreat IMscovery Junior league at ":.".t p. in. ; Cleb Anderson, junior superintendent. Tpworth league at ;::; Kvening nurs'ijp at 7:u. sulie.t: "I.odng the Jdfe t. Kind If Regular Wednesday venit.g prayer service at 7 MmII Memorial Michigan and Victoria treets. per. T.abb, pastor. Sunday hool at Hrl.l a. m ; W. V. Dramau. kiiperlntendent. Morning iliciuc: "Some Tributes t, Mothers." This addresi will be in observance of Mother'. da v. Kpwoith league at 6 UU p tn Ir. M. II Atpletv III prach at 7 :"0. A cordial welcome f. all. German I. if.iyette and Warne streets. Kev. II. S. Miller pastor. Sunday school nt !):."( a. m : John K.v!, snperintendnt. Prenrliing 1 0 a. m. and 7 :::0 p. ni. Kpwoith league at 7. -co p. m. I'rarer meetins Wednesday at 7:13 p. m. Wcsleyan 72C V.. I'rondway. Key. Walter C. Iorrls. p.ist.ir. ' Morning Aivfee at 10:r.o. r.vening service at 7:.".0. Sunday schod at ;:."' a. m.; Auam Meii'tt. superintendent. Prayer jneetlnj Wednesday evening at ?:"(). FREI: METHODIST. FVe Me(hdlst Pennsvlr.nla avenue ruid Push treet. W. i; Weimer, pastor. Sunday school 'j:r.O a. m. Pa,il Nebltzel, 'iperintendent. Pre.n-hbig at 10:"9 it tn and 7 :r:o p in. each Sunday. River Park f ree Methodlit Fourteei'tli and Vli.e sts. K. S. Jennlnyi. tor. Sunday :.-.ol 20 a. na , k. Wolf, auprriutenent. AFRICAN M. E. Olnet s. M. i:. -.".!') W. Monroe st. C. Prj'Ty Allen. pasf,.r Sunday school at l-:00 p. m ; Kev. l.'.i p stenart, superintendent. Zlon A. M. :.- lv S. Samuels, pastor. S.juJay .Ii.... at N. J. Olivier, superlnie uder.t. Sunday ervbvs Pr;.", n m and 7:11 fin. .Morning ublet- .Mother." iveninir subject: 'Jod (;uidan. e" '"hri?tiao Ilnlcavor at 7:i: "harles Wea-r. president. Wednesday nUht prayer meeting Friday night class. MotLer'i? day will be observed Sunday. The pator will -peak "Mothers" All parents ;'re re.jui sted to be p re-sent to give some expression of "Mother, the Noblest Womau in the World." PRESBYTERIAN. Fir Oer. Waulngto'i av. and Lafayttte it. Per. Chariei a. IdpplncitC. iß. Vs.. mlalater. Mist Charlotte M. Partridge, assistant t mintater. PuMi' worship at P:4", a m Address by tLe minlst-r n "The Sa ra::.c!)t of srvi.-" Hible b o! at '.:::n a. ni : J. S. McCosaii. u 5'orlntcndent. ;ra.l.-l c'.Hi-ci ftr all iu'c Men's IVHhlp Iat at 9:.",0 a m .Iin.b.r Pndeavor ltxr at :5 p in. Young p-()lp' jn-t-lu? at t5:. p. n.. Wednes-Iay ev,iiing i..etit. with V stiaitisdor l'rel tcria:i hurt h. Trinity Ter. c0.fti it. and 5t. Peter at.. Per. John S. Hums, pastor Illhle Lool 9:2U; Claries Wagner, supertu ivndea'. Parents' .y program ! at 1i' nn-t e M.-n . ! i ii vf into ai. iu-liidliig the rctular moriMcg !ioijr t worship. Sf.ed:'.I recitations. v,j. t.- and ernioi. by the pi-tor ou I i i t i ri . i r v I.ove" oui.g pcoj.le'.s Christian Kndeavor at 0:.u p m Kvening L-Mir of worshlr at 7 :' itii tn. age f.--' in C. I.. AVinter, a voting man why is a student -l Moody l-I'dc ins'itute of chb.igo. Aery ttn rf a ii t m.-tiiig of the -oriiiregition mi Monday cchi;ig at 7:0 at the iiurcli t consider matters i-crtalijlng to lertaln be.ji;-t J .iVlng forward t iiu-i-cUit Liiaulug ol U.u lh i:cujid-

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church and mcne bnlhlings. The pastor will leave Tues.iay morning for liallas. Texas, f. ntten! the Presby terlan jreneral aetnly. Tuesday evenlnir the nieint.ers are urge.) to atten! the Installation of the p-v. Mr. Ills at Westminster. No prayer meeting on WeJnesday evening. Thursday evening a pie social at the huMi under the auspices of the Christian Kmieavor SKiety. Wrlmlntrr It.-v. A. M. Pells, pastor. Suii'lay school at '.:-". a- in. : J. I. Ilmiiion, superintenlent. Public worsLip at lo:4." a. in. and 7 :"J i. in. S's-lon m-'ts at l':.'. Junior C. I., 2 o'. b.- k. Intermediate c. J'., :: ;:y i. Senhir '. P.. ; .".( MMvw-4-k lUvntliin ii a.-rvl.o , AVednesday evening t 7 :::. Ilp I hapei ir and Dayton its. Georg AVIlliarn Allison, ti. I)., minister. Ulhle ?bool 9:30 Carl Ullery. aperlnlendent. Clause for si.1 attendant!. Adults use tbe international lesion : all liaises from Junior down use the closely graded sytttm. Competent teachers ar provided. Morning public worship at 10:1.1 with sermot. by the minister on "In Memory of Mother." ChlLIren's story-ermon on "Climbing to the Peak." Meeting; of the etuii.cij Immediately following- the church service. Junior Christian Ilndeavor at ?. Senior Christian Kndearor at Hr.'iii Topic: "Fellowship with Ctod" (quiet hour) Psalm 11:07-101. Popular evening" service with movlnz pictures and evangelistic sermon bv ttie minister at 7:.. Theme for the service, "Ninety and Nine Hut One." Midweek meeting of song, prayer and Plble study each Wednesday evening at 7:110. Topic this week: "The Example of the .seventy." Luke 10:1-17. The public Is cordially Invited to attenl and participate In all of these services. BAPTIST, t lrt- rorner Main and Wayne street! , Iter. Charles A. Decker, pastor. Hible hool at ü:30; AV. K. Studebaker. upentcri'ient. Morning worship at lt:1.1. Pastor'.s topic; "Our 'ommoti Father." Anthem. "Thou Wilt Keep- Him." Solo. "Pye Hath Not Seen." Kaul, sung by Mr. Shank. The children's church at 3:00 pin.; Miss Stahley Iii charge. It. V. P. I, meeting at ::i0. Topic: "Fellowship av it li iod.' led bu group I. Ilveulnir service at 7 :.'a. Subject: "The Sign of Conquest." Anthem. "Marching to Conquer." Ioane. tjuartet. "As (Joes Amer- I b a." Klllmore. Christian Culture class on I AVednesday. Supper at ):15; study at n:i.. Mr. lasher leads. Midweek meeting for praise and conference at 7:4.1 on Wednesday. Topic: "Know." The I.üdles' Ahl society will meet with Mrs. Ieal. Sil Park nr.. on Friday afternoon. Ilney Mreet Kev. Jeorge II. Kuterline, pastor. Sunday school 0:110; J. W. Pendall, superintendent. The morning service ami the Hible school exercises nill be combined this morning and will commence at 10:00. The exercise will be In charge of the Hible scnool and will be of the nature of a Mother's day program, with parts to all the family. The entire family is urged to attend. Several short addresses will be made, anl special music suitable to the occasion will be rendered. The P. P. V. meets at f:l5 and will be in charge of group two. Kvening" service at 7 :."0, when the pastor will preach on the theme, "The Consummation of the Ago." A cordial welcome is cxUuded to all to atteo'l these services. Hungarian Corner Waal. ton ar. sna Cterry at.. Iter. B. Rertok. pastor. Mt. Zon naptlst 113 X. Hlrdsell at Iter. K. K. Kennedy, D D.. pastor. Sunday school at 9:.lo a. m. ; Mrs. Anna Hutchinson, superintendent. first Swedish Cor. Laurel and Napier ts. feervlc lv:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. xn. CHRISTIAN. First Main atreet. south of public library. Per. John M. Alexander, pastor. Mornlnsr Pdbie school at r.0; Prof. II. Ii. Iinej. superlntendont. Our teachers are trained. lessons pruiled and we have classes for all ages. Mornluj: worship at 10:40. Sermon by the pastor. "Your Dwelling Place." Kvening Avorship at 7:30. Kdwtn Hunter, president of the Kt.deavor society, will preach, having ns his topic. "The Responsibilities of the Young Man in AVar Times" After the sermon two feature reels will be shown entitled. "Kncle Sam's Army, showing the full life of our creat land fighting machine. Special music at both morning and evening services. Senior Kmleavor at i:.'5o. Topic; "Fellowship with Jod." Prayer and praise service Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock, continuing the atudy of Calkins'. -A Man and Ills Money." Linden Avenue Church of CLrlst Linden avenue ami Carlisle street. Kdward Castle, pastor. Preaching at 10:43 a. m and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school at U:.".o a. in. '. P. at R :!." p. in. Prayer nieetiiiz Wednesday at 7:15 p. m. Indiana Avenue Indiana and Witwer avenues. Pev. AV. A. Hrundlge. pastor: residence. "34 Haney av. : Hell phone P.'.kI. Sunday school at 0:30; lt. KWhite, superintendent. Kred Wilson, chorister. Orchestra music. Trailed teachers. One of the best schools in the city. Communion at 10:3O. Sermon at lo:l Subject: "First Things First " Junior C. K. at 2:00 p. m : Mis Hazel Patrick, superintendent. V. P. S. C. II. at ;:30: Mis Mae Hrundige. presbleut. Sermon at 7:4ci Sub-je-t : 'Miud In American History." Special music Prayer and praise services on Wednesday ni?ht. EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION First Lafayette and Monroe street. W. II. Preshley. pastor. Sunday school at 0:3 a. m : George j. Long, superintendent. Mother's day vill be observed at 0:30 and the pastor will preach a special sermon In keeping with the dav at 10:30. Subject: "The Ideal Woman." Y. P. A. at :.": Piuma Mmtz. president. Subject: "Fellowship with i;od;" Marie Schulz, leader. I'vening- c"spcl service nt 7 :: Prayer meeting AVednesday at 7:4.1: Kreil Schweitzer, leader. Choir rehearsal Thursday at 7:3o. rc. 1'iuiri k'. .-niuri, i.iiuisiti. cuuty school at 9:30 a. m., George W. Defloe, superlntdxlent. Motrin worship and sermon at 10:30. KvenlDg service at 7 :3i Mlipah Matn and Monroe ats. Ret. A. H. Halst, pator. Sunday school at 9:30 a. in. Kiumet Jester, auperlo ten. lent Sermon at 10:33 a. ns. M'irninir worship at 10:3.1 and evening worship at 7 :'. Kev. Mr. HaUt will !eglu his pastorate in South P.end with these services Y. P. A. at 0:45 p. m : Miss Carlte Kuth. president. Topic. "Love" Prayer meet In 3 TiVay and AA'edneday evei.inc at 7 :3o. Vdudr rehearsal Fri'lay evening at S o'clock. Auteti Chapel Sundsy school 10:00 a. ni . Mrs John Auten. superintendent. 'JIsss meeting 11:00 a. in. Zlen's Efagellcal Cor. C. Wavne and 6t. I'ctcr st. Iter. Martin Ooffeney. rsstor. St. ixir'i r.nma 413 W. LasaPe nr.. Rev. llug AA'eichelt. pustor. SunJii s.I.ool at 0:l n m. : Karl Kelnke: superintendent. Pegular service at 10:1-1 a to. SWEDISH EVANGELICAL MISSION CHURCH. SnedUh tlianjellral Corner Scott and Orchard street. Kev. Knall AVinsUdt. pastor. Sunday school at 9:30 a. tu.; August Anderson, superintendent Morning worship at 10:4.1. Special vouiic po,i' metip it ;'.Mi p. n. lAenih services at 7 o'clock. Ucv. ii. A Anderson of Chicago will deliver the -rmotis at the ervices on SunIay. whi.-ti win chs. the series of "mission" n.oH-tings held by the chlWch. rpcil miisio will be rendered Thursday evening, prajer servi'- at 7:4C. BRETHREN. rirsi n retards CnareU 9. Michfin st.. Her. A. K. Thorata, pastor. Sna Jar school a. m.- Hartley Viraston

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oferlTiteodent. Morning terylca 10U50. Chrtstlao Fndtaror 6:30 p. c Tealni service 7:?0. f irst Church of tfce Brethren Indlanauvenue and Miami street.- Per. T. E. (jeorge. pastor, 14'Jl Miami st. Sunday school. 0:30; P. ii. rtahly. superintendent. 423 Lincoln way E. tn,l r iiarrh of tb nrehrn Cusblr.g and Van I'.uren Ms, He- IL f)Poose. pastor. Snnlay aw.-hool at 0:.V) a. m. Wesley Zitn merman, superintendent. Christian Workers' meeting at 6:30 p. m. J. M. Miller, president- Preaching services at 10:30 a. in. and 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting on Tuesday evening at S o'clock. Theme for the morning service, "Self Examination." On" ipli ant will be rereived by baptism at the morning service. Communion at U:0 p. m. Conference Memorial United Brethren -'His S. Hi. Joseph at. Rev. O. T. Hyrer, pastor. Sunday scnool at 9:30 s. pi.. K Ii. Wilson, superintendent. Classes for ali. Junior meeting each Saturday at 2:30. Subj" t of pastor for mornintr wor-1 ship. "The Peace of Chrlt." Kvenln? subject. "t;od's Kstlmate of His Word." The Christian Kmleavor servbe will tie led by Mrs. K- C. Traver. Subject: "Fellowship with iod." Prayer service AA'ednesday evening. led by Miss Ada Fisher. "Characteristics of Jesus" will 1 e the theme. Teachers' training a'tc : the evening service. The Otterheia i guild will meet with Miss Hessle Oarlets, .13 S. Push st., Monday evening. The brotherhood will meet with the brotherhood of the First Kvangelleal church Friday evening. LUTHERAN. Holy Trinity Evangelical Phermsn av snd Llndsey at.. Per. Albert II. Keck, pistor. Sunday school 9:15 a. m. Kdwi rd Motts. superintendent. Classes for 111 St. rant's German -Cothtmn. Jeffersoa and William ats. Kev. IL H)lle. pastor. German service at 10:30 a. m. Sunday school, both Kr.gltst and German, at 9:30. English service on the second and fourth Sundays, of the month at 7:30 Annual mission festival Sumlay. Rer. V. Stoeppelwerth of Peru, Ind.. will speak on mission work both In the morning service and in the evening service. Holy communion will be administered In the evening. Peparatory service at 7 o'clock. Gloria Del Awedrsh Chaptn and Kerr ats.. Iter, (lottfrl-d Olson. Sunday school t a. m Bible class at 9:15. Service at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. in. EPISCOPAL. ft. James' Lafayette st.. north of Washington sv. Parish house, 310 W. Colfax av. Right Per. John Haton White. U. D.. blstcp of 'the diocese ol nottlrn Indiana, rector. Rev. 11. R. AVblte. vlcai. Clergy house. 310 AV. Colfax ar. Holy communion at 7:30. Sunday school at !i:43. led iy the vicar. Morn'ng prayer and sermon by the vicar at 11:00. Vesper at 0:00. Young people's meeting at 0:30. At the 11 o'clock service the vested choir under the direction of A. W. Cords will sing the following service: Pro-esslonal hymn. No. 1, Reaty; Venlte. Randall; Te Deum. Kotzschmer: hymn. FV. Gardiner; anthem, "Praise the Lord. O Jerusalem." Maunder; rei-esslonal hymn. 1V7. Dons. There Is a celebration of the holy communion every week day at 7:30 In the chapel. CATHOLIC. St. Stephen's llnacsrlsn Thomaa and HePherson ats. Rev. Alexander Varlaky, pastor. Mass at 8:00 and 19:15 a. m. Sunday school at 2:00 p. m. Benediction at 3:00 p. m. Preaching at 11:00 a. m. ft. Patrick's 307 8. Taylor St.. Rot. John F. UfGroote. C S. C. pastor. Low masses at 6:00. 7:30 and 9:00 a. m. High mess and sermon at 10:30. baptism at X p. m. Vespers at 3:30 p. rn. Sunday school at 3:00 p. m. Meeting of church societies at 4 p. m. St. Hednlge's relish Cor. Scott and Naaler ats. Kev. Anthony Zubowlci, C. 8. C. psstoi. 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 relish 415 K. Lincoln it Rev. Roman Marclniak. pastor. Mass at 7:30. 9 and 10 a. m. St. Casimir' Polish 821 8. AVebstsr t. Low mass at 7:30 a. m. Ulffh mass st 10 a. m. Vesper at 7 p. m. St. Adelberfs Folls---Oilv and Grace sta. Rev. John Kutarkl. pastor. Dally mas a at 3:15 p. m. Holy hour AVedueaday evening at 7:30. Sunday mass 8 and 19 a. zb. St. Jesspta Hill at. and Lasalle av., Tatrlck J. Carroll, c. S. C. yastor. Low mssses) at 7:30 and 0 a. m. lllga mass st 10. Benediction 3 p. as. SnereU Heart Belt-tan 1126 W. Thomas it. Rev. Charles V. Fischer, paitor. Masi st 7:00 and 9:30 a. m. SanUa achool at 2:30 p. m. Benediction at 3 p. tau Sacred 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 t 2:00 p. m. St. Mary's titrmavB 431 8. Taylor at. Rev. J. M. Scherer. C. 8. C paator. Maas at 7:30 and 10 a. m. Sunday achool at 1:30 p. m. Benediction at 3 p. tn. SALVATION ARMY. 20; E. Jefferson blvd. Sunday scrvIcea: Morning, county Jail. 9:30; noon. Buoday achool. 2:3o. Evenings, gospel icrvlces 7:45. Capt Nehemlab Brookes, tfllctr in charge. TEMPLE BETH-EL. Jewish Temple Uolh-El Vasall av. and Taylor st. Sunlay morning services at ll:t. SuiJe.t of sermon: "The Holiest Thlug Alive." Religious school If .tx-10 ASSOCIATED BIBLE STUDENTS. Prcgresi club n.::. ilclvlllj bulldicg. 212 S Lafayette at. Sunday. 3 p. ra. SCIENTIST. Mala and Madisco ats. Snndiy serrlres 4urlng the erection of the new church will ba held at the Lasalle theater at 11 a. m. Testimonial meeting on every Wednesday evening at S o'clock at tha Progress club roomt. Melville building. 212 S Lafayette si.. Sunday ichooi for children and young people up to the age : 0. Is from 9:45 to 10:30 Reading rooms maintained by this church on tha seventh floor of the J- M. S. building, an open every afternoon from - to & and ou Saturday from 6 to 8. CHURCH OF GOD. . Suhday school at 10:0) a- m. ; Mrs. Emma Rallsback. superintendent-Pre.i-blDg services at 11 : a. m. and 7:C p. in. by Elder I. E. A'anvactor. SPIRITUALIST. The South P.end Progressive Spiritual society will hol.l services at the reslden-e of Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Swaim. 1343 Vistula av , on Sundav evening at 7 :.H).. C. I. Lo. kridce. lec turer. Message snrl.i following the lecture. GOSPEL MISSION. There will be services held each evening at tbe ironpel Mission. t2s C. Laalle av. Good siicakers are provided and tbe public is cordially invited U attendMISSIONS. Mennonlte Hop .".21 E. .TefTeison blvd. Sunlay s.-iumi at 2:3iJ p. m. Preaching 3:oi) p. m. Services ev-ry night except Wednesday night- Mary Nunemaker In chargre. Cltr 113 E. Jefferson blvd. Ray A. fllrd. superintendent. Sunday school at t p. m. Meetings every nicht at 7:30. Plble class at 4 o'cl-vk. Subject: "Prayer." Evening servb-e at 7:30 with half h'Oir of music. Supt. Kay A. Plrd will speak on "A l!rcat Mother." APOSTOLIC FAITH. 613 E. Jefferson blvd. Regular meotlu Sundae lu:43 ard 7 JO o'clock.

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WEST POINT. N. Y.. Mty 12. ilarshal Joffre prom sed th? L'niteil States military academ authorities Friday, after he had leviewed the 6 40 cadents that he avouM write a personal letter to the student-ofiicers expressing his belief that they were rea-Jy for service in France This communication from the great French soldier is expected to reac't West Point Saturday and to be posted in the order of the day. After passing up and down in front of the line of cadets standing at attention. Marshal Joffre told Col. John Diddle, superintendent of the academy he Avished to express his pleasure and admiration at the cadets physical appearanec Knd training. It impressed him to know, he KERS WILLASK PEACE Plan Conference in Some Neutral Country Seek to End War. WASHINGTON. May 12. Official announcement yesterday of the personnel of the American commission to Russia marked a forward step in I'res't Wilson' effort to thAvart Germany's intrigues for a separate peace Avith the new de-mocracy and to hold the proA'isional government fast to the cause of the world against Prussian autocracy. j Headed by Elihu Root, Avith pow- j ers of a special ambassador, the per- ; sonnel of the commission Avas chos- ' en Avith special regard to conditions in Russia and the character of the neAv government. Resides Mr. Root, Avho represents the element of statesmanship with the distinction of having held many high offices in the United states, tho commission comprises a socialist, a labor leader, a banker, a manufacturer, a business man, a man celebrated for his international activities in human welfare, and ranking army and navy officers. The commission will be accompanied by a large suite and avK! depart from tho United States at an early date by a route which will not be published in advance. RUSS WOItKMKX TO CALL WOHLD PKACK COXFKRKXCI'. PETROGRAD, May 11 (via London, May 12. An appeal to the peo- ' pie of the world concerning the calling of a peace conference in a neutral country will be published immediately by the council of soldiers' and Avorkmen's delegates, according; to a resolution adopted at a meeting Thursday of the executive committee of the council. The committee also resolved to send a delegation to establish relations with the socialist delegates at Stockholm and to send delegates to neutral and al- t lied countries to further the peace movement. It Avas resoh'ed to call a conference of the socialist internationale and to invite to the conference representatives of all parties agreeing with the council's appeal. The resolutions adopted by the executive committee included: First to convoke a conference o? the socialist internationale. To Invite All Faction. Second, to invite to attend the conference representatives of all parties and factions of the international proletariat agreeing Avith the council of soldiers' and workmen's delegates appeal to the peoples of the Avorld. Third, to form a special commission of the representatives of the executive committee and one representative of each of the socialist parties to organize the conference and arrange a program. Fourth, to publish immediately an appeal to the peoples of the Avorld and a special appeal to the socialists in allied countries concerning the convocation of a peace conference. To Work With Swedish. Fifth, to send a delegation of the executive committee to neutral and allied countries and to establish, contact Avith the socialist delegates at Stockholm. Sixth, the peace conference is to take place in a neutral country. Seventh, the committee, recognizing as a necessary condition that free passage be accorded to all parties and factions without distinction, requests that all parties In said countries demand from their government free passage for their delegates. 470 INDIAN MEN IN OFFICERS' RESERVE CAMP INDIANAPOLIS, May 12 Four hundred and seventy candidates for commissions in the officers' reserve corps Friday had reported at Fort rienjamln Harrison and had taken the oath of service. As rapidly as registrations could be handled, the men received uniforms and were a.siRnetl to temporary quarters in the permanent barracks. Only by special permission Avill leaves of absence be granted, it was said VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA. Spechl ffrvlee Tuesday, Wedr.eMav. Thursday. Kriday. Saturday even!us at 7-30. Saturday, JLlors' Sunlie.tm clut a 2:S0 p. m. ". day. young penr-ie's meeting at 2:s- ; m Sunday sons and praise meeting t '2 "rt . in. Sunday i.ijhL old fashioned gospel meeting at 3d. Open air meeting If tveather is favorable every night, corner AA'nyne and Michigan street at 7 :t). Strängen In the city welcome any Lours. 4. S. Mjrhican at. L'apt- II- A. Mercy. Sec'.

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IS NEW POS Germans Vainly Batter Allied Lines Along Arras Western Frontier. International .evs Service: LONDON, May 12. Despite the fact that the Germans are attacking with every kind of artillery and every human force, the British today Avere holding fast to their hard Avon positions on the Arras battle front. They beat back attacks of unprecedented fury last nipht and today one of the greatest battles of the last feAV weeks is in progress. Machine guns, hand grenades and the bayonet are coming into play, and even liquid flame, boiling oil and poisonous gas are being employed. Nowhere in the official bulletins is there tho slightest indication the Germans have obtained a foot of ground. At some points the allies were pushed back by sheer Aveight of numbers but they later recovered their ground. On the French front Germans are suffering signal defeats. The Germans Avere driven back by artillery fire at Cerny. on the Chemin-des-Dames, but retained a hold on a few yards of trench. They later Ave re ejected by bayonet attacks. WASTFS TROOPS. LONDON, May 12. The Germans, returning to the attack today against the hcav British positions south of the Souchez river forced the British to give ground and AvithdraAV from a portion of the front, says the British official communication issued tonight. Later, however, in a counter attack the British regained all their old positions, the Germans suffering heavy casualties. The communication says: "Early this morning the enemy launched a third attack in Avhich they again employed llammenwerfer upon our new position south of the Souchez river. "After severe lighting lasting three hours the Aveight of the enemy's repeated assaults compelled our posts to withdraAV from a portion of the front attacked. This afternoon our troops counter attacked and recaptured the Avhole of the lost trenches. As a result of his three attacks the enemy suffered heaA-y losses. Our positions remain unchanged. "The activity in tho air continued yesterday. Three German airplanes Avere brought down in air lights and three ojhers were driven down out of control. Tavo of our machines are missing." ATTACK LENS KEY. F.itter attacks by the troops of Grown Prince Rupprecht and the German crown prince are being made against the positions, vital to the defense of Ins and laon, held by the British and French. Field Marshal Haig and Gen. Nivelle are holding their recent srains and throwing' back the attacking Germans Avith heavy losses. South of the Souchez river, one of the natural barriers to Lens, tho Germans have made a third attempt to recapture tho positions taken by the British Thursday ard for the third time have been thrown back. A momentary foottng -as won by Prince Rupprecht's men. aided by liiuid fire, in the new British positions, but a brilliant counter attack recovered the lost trenches and left the British lines unchanged. Crown lrincc Wastes Men. Around Cerny-en-Laonnois on the plateau overlooking the Aiktte river and only nine miles south of Iion, an important link in the German defensive system in Franc, the German crown prince is expending his man-power freely, but ineffectually, in an attempt to regain lost ground. Throwing his men in waves against the French on both sides of the village he succeeded only in gaining about 200 yards of an advanced element, but his gain was short lived, as a French counter f-.ttack immediately evicted the Cltrinan. On the lencthy front in Macedonia the entente forces continue their offensive Avith success between Dioran and the Ferna river. The British have checked Bulirari in attack southAvest of Doiran and hold their recently gained positions Avith a tenacious crip. French storm Position. West of Doiran ami et of the Vardar river French troops have carried by storm an important position south of Hurna, r,n the SerboGreek border, and wKnstood violent counter attacks by the Bulgarians. Twenty miles to the wesi and ateo

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