South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 139, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 19 May 1917 — Page 2

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METHODIST. Fint-N. Main Mrrct. Kcr. Urn;j U Dar!. p.itor. irt-f tins st '. a. m. Sunday Uo l at J :." a. m. In tn auJttoriura: J. .j. Ani. suerlnt-aii-nt. I'uM'r wt.rvil;i V:? a. in an ! 7 p. ra. Vr. I3U will .- uj.y tli- j. ulj.lt lit both f.TTlr I i rr; : r, c ti 'ü " I !. .litxr of the ;(!" l.;u. rt.'i .!''. at 0:1. i. tn. u ! -w- t : -U It i:.iiT t Ii fT-o'i W'ht, Jwr?'' by Ir. Iavl ilrf-nlcg pTjr.jo t : strlvrr. Wit.." l'r.ijrr ntln;r W-(hi-l;o -v:nin at it-i I. j t!i- pastor. t. Paul' Mfmorlal-roIf.Ti nn-l I.irort iTn;:i. K. Jauif I.- 4iiitlit.er 1. l . pastor. Sua lay s iiool at ö :X a. m. : Cuy A. I'isli. sjerinten lent. At 10;4" a. t:i. Ir ,ii-l!n-r will prevh n tl. qu-ti..n, - I)ifTi u'.f v a '''jr.'" fr a I"-in;: " Ti.U h.!r will ..Ins; nt tfc; h'tvI't. -r.rfak. Vr.,k. P.r k." by Ander.. i;. ;tr.(l .Mr !..-.-. '. !.-'! anl .Mr W. U r. ir.tz wlM dr:;: "Tb'- An-j.-eiu." lit "!.! ii.: ti::1. At ;;:.' i- m t;.Kpwortb l-;u'u p.l i I by Mi llItri l"roVT. At 7 :.'io p. tn. I ir. M!tir tviil p"'';" ! "U "Tbe ('.ill a ;il iK'ath Soii of p '" At t'a i !' of th rm'Wi ni tiu pW tur- of partn :i. 4 and 5 of "Th Life of M ni;i !.h pre -Qt1. Tli--' j'i' T iir--!. !.! h luv" lifH-n arririirf.l l.y i:-v. M.iti"ii '. JVfer. I 1' "f n York. m!!1 pre-M-nt ' f ur.it "ly tl" i M 'Dbinseiit r r f M Tt- li'.ir nill niri :it tiiin TTb . "S'.ftiv Now th lAUt of I,iv." by Sfclli'L-:. "and Ki.rl W. Kip.rr will rTi'!r thf tru.r .!. "IV ir Nt. u Isr!." ti I'.ii'-W. An hivii.iti .ii ! -x-f rnlr-d tL- puldl'.- t'J attrL'l tl'. .'-rLowftl IMgliU Mir.rr rril rrnnt.n (Jut II. I;ia W. j.ixtor. Sundnv school t43. II. t'. Ifl.i!ff. jperictU'Jeot. lornin ütt! 11 o!ock. Srni'in thm: ".Jf-ui. I.over of My Siil." M'tiiii: of tho Kpnorth Umü j.t ;:.tO p. m. : Mi-n i l. n.lor. I'''ii! ir 'vpnin ti- --rvi' ;tt 7:.'U. Tlifm: .J..'.!i" Trials in Jcypt. A t Ii r--r'' 1 o;..r-'l ninviiitr j i' -tun r:itur on tii- F.if- of .io,'p:f ui'l ho sIihwii. Mi.luff'K s-rvi' i 't-l-i;."vl;i r at 7 p. in. Ti i lmn li prrj'Hrtory rn-iMl'Thip rl.isi will mct in tho .hurch ariri'-x TrMiy fvctiin. Trlnitr Ttlalne nnl Vnair nr. Tv. Mrlfln i Hunt, pn.?or. I'.iN!" Si'l)ori at li :.:; Itudolph Klin. rutintr snp rin-t-njpnt. ;r.i!p'l or or-jn!2J -ia-s for all ns'-. Mrtriliis nfirship with frnimi ;it 'llinif: Th roiivin.inL' Sic. f a C'onTfrte! r.if"." Mi' riT will p!n. The Mportli h:izu !voti'n;iI rvii' nt 0:1.". will h lo.l l.y Uayitioii'l Koontz. Fv'-nin va ri tr I i t i - 'rvio .it 7 :.U. Sp-( i ;i 1 iii!;i.- Ky th clioriss hoir. Thi pnstor w ill I i n : rif on. ".lfin, th Wlnnor of Tti first in t ho 'Toup will I.e. V.'innlnr tiio M.ifcri.ilit " Junior (inos(l.iy jit .",::; p in. Mr-. V.". L. Owrn. mi frii;tPinlMit T iniii ii pr.jyfr hour on V'-i p-.i iy vt-nhii: it 7 :4.i. Mr". Thomnn will 1m1 to rlat. "JL Mury will continue li. Iirk's 'fl. xixth rhaptr. T;i I.i-lic' auxiliary will liol'l a tMtnM- at T'k' Iioiho of Mr. W. It. I.!!lin-worf h. Hrj:. Portas :it.. Tliur'1ay nt II:"' p n Propra m iiivi rffreslitnor f s. T!i' ofii-rrs of tli t-'lrty wl! t. lost'"" A May miji',:i festival, roniln't-i y Mrs y. . Hunt, will l.f irivf n a tlv Imrrh on I'r'.ilay eTfninp nt 7:1.". (jrarfLCorncr S. MIolilpan nnl Tut tt. Kpt. IUfhar.1 II. ('rowilfr. pastor, t'liss nietinz at a. in. Sunday r b'-ol at t:C() a- m.; Prof. J. A. P.yors. nipcrintenilont. Class S:ir. Mornins worship nt 1:4.". .lunior fonrrofration rt 2:?,0; Inez Port, uprriof. nlvit. i:pxorth lrasi: at 0 :): Hal P.iit.rli. nrtsltlnt. Kronins w orship nt 7 :."ü. Fpw-irth 'Mmnorlal CnrnT T.!nfrln -vnx W. arnl Olitf ?trrot. A Hnnt-r Kfnni, pn-ior. Sunday '-tio.il nt 0 :."0 li. m. ; C W. Hopkins, jujporlntcn-lent. Hirer Park M. K. SoronfL Ptrpt. Iter. .1. A. Lord, pastor. Kii.lfrire 211S M!iiav.ik.i av. : nll'"2. llmnf r-l. Sunday school nt I'm! Miller, suporIr.tendrnt. Puldic worship at 10M0 a ju. anJ 7:30 p. m. FtuII Memorial Mi Lipan ami Virtorli Ptrrts. Iter. I'all, pastor. Sinday ichool nt '.t:4.i n. in.; W. T. l.rarnau. niperlniendpnt. Morn'n;- t'im: "Our S..M!r Pnv: What 'an We Ii for Thr-u?" Thls 1!1 tio i. pntri"tl pr-i. o lit tti Interest f tlif ynit. m'n who ar coinc to tli front. Kpworth loacu reports nn attndfl.Kf of V l.it Sunday niirlit. I'.vt'iiUS thon-.e t te anr.ounted. German T.if.iTOtte nml Wayn Ptrrrts. Her. U. S. Miller, paotor. Suiid.y s'joo rt 0 :r.( a. rn.; John K"1, puperlntrni'.rnt Preahlnc 10:30 a. m. an l 7 :."W p. n. Kpworth leftjrue nt 7: p. m. Prayer neetinff WeaneP'iny at 7:13 p. m. "Teleyan 722 V.. Ttroadway. Tt. "iVa!tcr C Morris. pastor. Morning errir at 10:3. P.venlnc srrrire nt 7 :"0. Funrlsj school nt 1 a. m. ; Adam Melott. miprrlntendnt. Prayer meetiiig Wednesday evening at 7:'.0 FREE METHODIST. l"Te MettmdUt PennTlr.inl:i afeni't rnd Rush trrot. W. P. "Ahstr. pntor. Fundny nc!iool 0:.!0 a. m . Pa.il Neldtrel. tuperlntrndont. Pronbliij: at 10:C0 a. ci. and 7 :r.O p. m. each Sunday. Älter Tark Fre MethodUt FourleectQ and Vln ts. F. S. Jennlnp. rastor. Sunday -doI 10 a. m., L. IT. VoIfe. urerintf n(2ent. AFRICAN M. E. OlUet A. M. F.-r.n W. Monro t. C. IT.zry Alien, pa tor Sunday ' 0ol at p. iu ; llev P. Stewart, superlutend at. At lO:." a. vi .if:d 7-t." p. m . prearhJnc by Mrs Melissa P.ror.. ranselist. C1.1M at 1"J:0. Sermon l.y th" pastor fit .". : P tv At tie .I. iv,. ,.f the 1( :.".H n. in .nd "Art p. m scrvirrs tl.ero wt;i l l-HptiInc:. Mrs r.is'.e p.abN will Mnz Jit the el.i-e of the evrnins ervi"e!S. T! Pnd of a Perf. t Pay." Sp.-. ill nul t-v morning and evening thnir. J'utdie rordiilly Invited Zin A. Ar. n. Kev. S. Samuel., pnstor. Sunday c hool at i ::;o; x. j. Dllrier. super lr. tenJtT.t. PRESBYTERIAN. rirt Oir. Washington nr. and Iafij. etta at.. Per. Charlea A. l.lppir.r tt. I. I.. mlalater. Mle Charlotte M. PartrMff. assistant to rnlnlnter. Public worship at 10:1" :i. iu. Al1rjis br the minister. P.ihle f-. I; . 1 at r.. m : .1. S. M.-Cowan. superi'.i-fndent-'ra-id '!'.".'. Men's I'eli.whlp ciu? at '.:."j) a tr. .luuior Kn.learor set-ty at p iu. Vr.i:; People's sotlrtr :?t :?.) v. n Pnini l'r!iytfriHn i;.eetir on Wednesday at 7 ;C.o p m. Trialty Cor. Co'.fsi nr. sad 5L Teter St. Iter. John S Iarr.s. pastor lUbls scLool Ctarles Wajner. superlatec Jent. Wetminter Her Sunday ho.d at '. : nions. superintnde tt l':4 a. in. and 7 M 1 pafor. a tn : .1 t PaSi'.t- :: p. in I Pniw rship Session mrets at r c. r... Sinli.r 'oYIoik. Intern. edl.ite C. I . J:.. :r.i Midweek d.Votl!n! savl.f edi'es lay eet.iug Rt 7 :."j llsI Cbape i.er and PiTtm st Heorf WTiliam A'.iiion. P. !.. minister. blb' school 9.33 Carl Uilery. auperin letdr.t. C!asei for al' attenilants Admits use ttj internatiotnl 'mon; all las' frr.ni Junior down use the closely prad-'! sjittLu. . t :n; if Lt tea Lvrs are to! led Mi rnii. puMi wor-hip at ! !".. w it h M-rtlf'ii I'V lie. I.eIi C. W l.it '!i;'. 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t'ri'n r;i!.t" "111 1 oi.sryftl hr a union m-rrii-o .f fill t I 're 1.T t fr ia n h lT' h'" 'f the 1 ity in--tinj together at tt.e I lr -1 Pros'jytf ri in clmrrh. Mvrrr Pr hyteriau in th- ity sliouid attc d t !. i utherln. An in ter"t inn prra:;i lots f. n f r i-are.J. Tho pTiffal pul. Iii- is eordially irivlf.'d to attend and parti i i 1 1 in all of tri- h-rvi e9. BAPTIST. I lrt--'orner Main and Wayne streets. Jer. CLailes a. Dker. pastor. Bible S' hool at i:30; V. K. Stutiebaker. supo tiitendent. iuiney treet Ilov. fleors P.. Putrllr.e, pütur. Sunday . hooi 'J:M; J. W. Pi-rid 1 11. j ii porir. t-nd-i t. Moriiiiii: waship at 10 :.".. Sf-rii.n ly the pastor on ti. tliemo, ""A'ntihf ul Wor-hlr ins ' H V. P. P. mots at 0:1.".. Pv-i,i ervi'-e at 7 :'y. Pcv. Mr. KlnMte. past r -f Iho Mlkhart I'.aptist thuT'h. will plak in the Infre-t of the V. M. C. A. work In the inyMlUatlou .ü liipi. Hung-arlan Corner WasLI. .ton a, ana Ctcrry st. Iter. Is. Lertok. pastor. Ml. Zion Ilaptitt 11. N. Iürdsell ft Per. P. K Kennedy. 1 D.. pastor. Sunday -.'hool at y :'.U a. in.; iirs. Anna Hutchinson, h u perinten dent. first hellsti jor. Laurel and Napier ts henk 10. a. m. and 7:20 p. a. CHRISTIAN. rirt Miin street, pouth of public lihrnry. JCv. John M. Aeurder. pastor. Morning liihje s-hool at r.0; i'ruf. 11. G. Iinel. superintendent. u r f'.o -hTs are traiu'd. lessons grad'-d and w have lass-s for all a sea. MoriJiis w'.r.hip at 1i:10. Seriuon ly tiie p.-iftor. Topi.-: "Th.- Nation's 'all to t!i' 'oris, tv ation of Her Yun;j Manhood."' This rnornlns sf,rvi' e will le ill line of Vie-dp lu e and supreme p.ltrl-oti--d' votion to the i all of tlo governor of the state for the chiirihcs and her ajrerp-ies tn promote the efforts of her alli.d orsaniatioi,. th V. M- C- A., in providing moral and rlisioiis lif for njr hos w!io so to tie front. Kvery patriot! itia n nhu:d r; jr the liies!ases .f tli. pulpits of out !-tate. Ilveuins servh- at 1 Sermon: "Is Christianity Makins (loorlV" After tin.worship of tlu- fvenins tw travel niovIns pl tun-s will 1' shown, entitled "A Trip to Indo-China." The r-l.orus choir will sins l'Otl mrniii and venlnjr. Prayer and praise serviee Wednesday evening at 7:'. I.Inden Avenue Churdi of ChristLinden avenue and Carlisle street. Kdward Castle, jiastor. l'rea hlng at 10:43 a. m. and 7 :C0 p. in. Sunday school at U:."5i a. m C. P. at 6:4.j p. in. .Vrayer meeting Wednesd'iy at 7:1j p. m. Indiana. Avenue Indiana and Witwer avenues. pev. W. A. lWundise. pastor: resider.i e. ':! Haney ar. ; Pell phone i'J'.X. Sunday school at ü:Ü0; lt. L. White, superintendent. Mother's day observed. Sie lal eier(ie. Mrins nmther with you. If mother is no more. Itrins .swe't memories of h-r. Communion and pennon nt K):.".!. Subject of sermon: "Pememtar Jesus Christ." K. Patty, chorister of the ehureh. Junior C. K. nt p. m. : Mis Hazel Patri.-k. superintendent. V. P. S. C. P. at .:.".(): Miss Mae Prundise, .resident. Sermon and pons at 7:13. This meetlns is prepared for women, but tlie men are Invited. Snbleet of sermou: Ueno-inber Lot's Wife." Hear tills dis'-ourse. EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION I'irst Lafayette and Monroe streets, W. II. Freshiey. pastor. Sunday school at 0:3) a. m-; I'eoige J. Long, superintendent. This Is to be llooster day for tho sehool. At 10:::u a patriotic Pervice will be ln-ld iu keeping with army Y. M. C. A. plan for the state. The pastor will spak on "True Patriotism." arid the choir will pins patriotic souss. Y. P. A. at 0 :.", ; L'nmia. Nhntz. president. Subject: Jrowins as Christ drew." b-d by th Pusy Pees Sunday peloid i.iss. Ilvenins srospel service at 7:'0. Prayer nieetiij Welnesday at 7:43 an-i Sunday school boan meetins nt close. Choir "Thursday at 7:.'10 and tea herü tralnins at close. Ilethel Church, I.ydick P.ev. W. II. Mysrant. pastor. Sunday school 10:00 a. rn.; Wlili.un Trimble, superintendent. L'Tenlnir worship at 7::'.D. Uev. Mr. Mysrant will bej;iu his pastorate In Lydi.k with tills service. Kverybody weleome. Let us r.iake this a "tio to Church Sunday" in Lydick. Grae Ltnrotn way W. and Brick a?. Rer. Daniel D. Speicher, minister. SunJay school at 0:30 a. m.. Geore W. define, superintendent. Morning worship nd Beruion at 10:30. Eyenlnff service at 7:C0. Mirpah M.-.tn and Monroe ats. Her. A. P. Halst, pastor. Sunday school st 0:30 a. m. Km met Jester, superintendent. Sermon at 10:35 a. m. Anten Chapel Sunday school 10:00 a. m.. Mrs. John Anten, superintendent. Vlass meetins 11:00 a. m. Zlon'a EtanjeHraJ Cor. K. Warns and 6t. Peter sts. Iter. Mtrtln Qoffenej. pastor. St. Teter'a C.eiman 13 W. Laaalle ar., Pev. llupj Wekhelt. pastor. Sunday m. hool at 0:0 n. m. : Carl Pelnke. superintendent. Kesu'.ar service nt 10:13 a. m. SWEDISH EVANGELICAL MISSION CHURCH. Swedish Kvanjelioal Corner Scott and Orchard streets. Per. Pmil Wlustedt. pastor. Sunday school at 0:"i0 a. m. ; Aucust Anderson, superintendent. M ornins worship at 10:43. Y. P. motins at '.:: p. in. I'.venins service at 7:." 1'raycr servbe Thursday evenius at 7:13. BRETHREN. First Brethren Cnurcii 121' f. MienUnti st.. Per. A. E. Thomas, pastor. Sunday ahool :.10 . ni.. Hartley Klretone. superintendent. Morning serrlra 10:30. Chiistlan Kndearor 6.3d p. en. ""venini er vice 7:30. rirst Churdi of the Urethren Indianaavenue and Miami street. Per. T. 13 Ueoi-pe. p.iBtor. 14-1 Miami Pt. Sunday school. 0.Ö0; 1. C. 5tahly. superintendent. 423 i.inooln way P. tecond f'hurrh of the llrelhren Cusbi:.S and Van Puren ts . Pev. O. Poose. intor. Sunday school at 0:30 a. m . Wesley .immermin. superintendent. Christian Workers' meet lug at C::;o p. m. J. M. Miller, president. Prea-bins services at 10:3' a. m and 7:30 p. in. Prayer meeting on Tuesday evening at 3 o'clock. Conference Memorial United Ilrrtbren -r-i S. St. Joseph nt. "lev. F. lyrer, l-aitor. Sunday school at 1 :30 z. n . C P Wils n. superintendent. Classes for ah Junior nutting each SMurd.y at 2 :3 S:biects of sermons for Sunliy: "Knowing and Uoins." mTnin s : ' od Ch-x.n." cvcnir.c 'hritiai. Lndeavor service at '. :."' led by the luuior t-"io-mittee The Christian Lndeavor will L-dd t!i n-.-mthly l-usiiu'-s mcetins at the Lome of C. P" Wilson. -'-J K. I'ro;idwav. Tees lay evenins. Prayer service Wednesday evening id by S. Wells. LUTHERAN. Iloly Trinity Krantellral-Sherman r.d IJndsey st . Pev. Albert II- Keek, pastor. Sunday a 'hool 0:13 a :n . Kdward Motts. superintcnJeut. Classes for 11 Adult P-iVo . b. taushf by tL p.ifor. :i'.ie t d les n : "t Stephen Pefore t.ie ( (iiii il l r:e f ervi.-e with p. rrucr. by the i astor at P .." . i.i. Junior usue at 3a1" P t.i. a at 7 ii p n. Tie will n.eet :it the pastor's da rvniii:; The 1-ro! .4. li I.I. ....ii Junior lea sue ho!,i t-n M.n-!i,-rt.od tae-ts l ues lav . . tiitiS with Hans An lrsen ::t ü'J I. .sporte ht. Choir rehearsal Priiay at 7:13 p m. M. Paul a (ierman t.utherr.rv, Jeffersoa rid UPllani sts. Per. II. IIMie, rastor. liernaau servbe at

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8:30. English aeryle on the second and fourth Sundays f the rsonth st 7:30. Sermou l.y tri pastor. Sut.jcT : -The "IirUtiui-." Ho!) ir.rntiiiJ.ri Stinilaj. N er:n.in Sunday n.-lio!. Preparatory pervic' at 1' oM.k. Walther leiißn rncntlily social inetlnj Tuesday at s p. m. GUrla. Del Swelr Chapta and ITerr ts . P.er. Gcttfr!-d Olson. Sunday school 0:( a. m. P.ibb Mass at 0:14 n. m. Morning service at 10:30. Sermon on John 10 :lS-7. subject. "How Should We Prepare to Pereive the lift Penti"ost. the Holy Spirit?" Kvenlog service at 7:'1.1 with preachlt.g on I'ol. 3: 1-10. subje-t. "The Heavenly Treasures." Thursday afternoon. Ladies Aid neetins. and hoir rctiearsal in the cvnins at 7:3 The Little -Jlrls' soeiefy meets with ilsther and P.urnice Jobn-:ou Saturday afternoon. EPISCOPAL. Pt. James' Lafayette st. north af "Yflshlncton ar. Parish house. S10 Vf. Colfax ar. Right Per. John Ilatea White. I). D.. bishep of the diocese ot northern Indiana. re-t-r. Rer. iL It. Wl ite, vicar Clergy house. C10.W. Colfax ar. Holy eommunb.n at 7:30. Sunday school at U:13. led by the vicar. Pev H. It. White. Mornlns prayer and sermon at 11: iy the bishop. Vespers in the chapel at 3;!s Young people's meetlns at 0:3i. The members of the I niversity Iu! w ill atf eii'L t he 1! o'clock servb e In a body Spiia'. muMe has been prepared and ttie bi-hop will preach a ipe'ial heriuon. CATHOLIC ft. Stepbea'a lluncarlan Thouiss and llcrheiion sts. Pev. Alexander Varlaky, pastor. Mass at 8:00 tod 10:13 a. rn. tiunday d'ool at 2:00 p. ru. Peoedlctlon at 3:00 p. m. Preachlnsr at 11:00 a. m. 8t. Patrleli'a 307 S. Taylor st., ReT. John t DeUroote. t. 8. C.. pastor. Low masses at 0:00. 7:30 and 9:00 a. ra. High mass and sermon at 10:30. Daptlici at t p. m. Veapers at 3:30 p. m. Sunday icfcocd at 3:0) p. m. Meeting of churcs societies at 4 p. m. St. Itediv ice's rollsh Cor. Scott and Nsder sts. Iter. Anthony Zubowica, C. S. pastoi. Low i.:ass sf 7:30, 9 and 10 s. m. Sunday school at 2:30 p. m. Benediction at 2:30 p. m. St. Stanislaus' Polish 413 N. Lincoln it. Rr. Poman Marclniak, pastor. Mass t 7:30. and 10 a. m. St. Caslmlr'a Polish 821 B. Webst: iL Lot mass at 7:30 a. in. Ulfa mil t 10 a. xn. Ycapers at 2 v. zn. Et. Adelberfa rolls Olive and Orscs its. Iter. Johtk nulacki. pastor. Dally ma ia at 3:13 p. rn iloiy Hour Wednesday ereuing at 7. JO. Sunday xaais S and 10 a. ra. at. Joseph mil at. and '..aaallc ar.. Patrick J. Carrol. i . S. C. pastor. Low masses at 7:30 and G a. m. iliga masi st 10. Lenedlclion 3 p. mx. Bacreu Heart Delglcji 1120 W. Thomas t. Iter. Charles V. Fischer, pastor. Mass st 7:00 and U:30 a. m. Sunda school at 2:30 p. in. lienedlctlon at 3 p. m. Farred Heart Notre Dame. Low Mass at C:00 a. ni. Students' mass at 8:00 a. m. Parish mass at 10:13 a. m. Vespers st 2:00 p. m. Bt. Mary'a German 431 8. Taylor St., fttT. J. M. Scherer, C. S. C psstor. Maas at 7:30 and 10 a. in. Sunday school at t:30 p. m. Benediction at 3 p. rn. SALVATION ARMY. 200 L. Jefferson Idvd. Sunday services: Morning, count jail. ö:3u; noon, Bunday school. 2:30. Evenings, gospel aervices 7:45. Cspt. Nehcmiah Brookes, llctr in charge. TEMPLE BETH-EL. Jmlb Tempi Deih-EJ L.aalla ar. ind Taylor st. Sunday morning services at 11 o'clock. Subject of Pubbi Leibert'.s sermon : "Israel's Share In Modern Thoughts." The religious school at 0 :o-10 :..0. The Poth-lll Literary society will meet at the home of Sol. Hershenow. Pabbi Leibert will discuss the book of Job. ASSOCIATED BIBLE STUDENTS. Progress club hsll, Mslrtila building. 112 S. Lafayette sL Sunday. 3 p. a. SCIENTIST. Main and Madiscn sts. Sunday services during the erection of the new church will be held at the Lasalle theater ft 11 a. m. Testimonial meeting on every Wednesday evening at S o'clock at the Progress club rooms. Melville building. 212 S. Lafayette st. Sunday school for children and young people up to the age Of 20. Is from 9:43 to 10:30 Beading rooms maintained by this church on the seventh floor of the J. M. S. building, ars open every afternoon from 2 to & and cn Saturday from 6 to & CHURCH OF GOD. Sunday school at 10:00 a. m. ; Mrs. Fmma Hallsback, superintendent. Preaching services at ll:(s a. in. and 7:30 p. m by LTder D. 11. Vauvactor. SPIRITUALIST. Tlie South Bend Progressive Spiritual society will hold services at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. H. 11. Swaim, 1343 Vistula av., on Sunday evening at 7:30., C. I. Loekrldge. lecturer. Message services following the lecture. GOSPEL MISSION. The Oospel Mission has moved from 42S 11. Lasalle av.. and is nnw located at 4.'!1 K. Lasalle av. Services are held every Wednesday. Saturday and Sunday evenings at 7 :h0. Sunday school at 10:im a. ni. eaeh Sunday. Come and briug your friends. MISSIONS. Mennonlte- Hope 321 V.. Jefferson blvd. Sunday school at 2:30 p. ni. Preaching 3 :30 p. in. Services every niht except Wednesday night. Mary Nunenuker in charge. Clt 115 E. Jefferaon bird. Ray A. Bird, superintendent. Sunday school at I p. m. Meetings Tery nicht at 7:30. Bible class at 4 o'clock. Subject: "Prayer." llveninjr service t :iO with half hour of music. Supt. Kay A. Bird will speak on "A llreat Mother." APOSTOLIC FAITH. 13 E. JftTr3n b?d. Regular meet tug Sunday 10:45 at." 7:30 o'clock. VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA. Special services Tuesday. Wednesday. Ttursday. Friday. Saturday evenings at 7 "30. Saturday, Juniors' Sunbeam du! a- 2:3o p. in. Sunday, young people's meeting at 2:00 p. m. Sunday song and pruise meeting at 2:30 p. rn. Sunday i.isht. old fashioned gospel meeting at "30. tpen air nietinj; if weather is favorable i every night, corner Wayne and Michigan streets st 7 :00. Strangers in the citv welcome any hours. 430 SMichigan "st. Capt. II. A. Morey, Sec'y. GOES TO BATTLEFIELD BKHLIX. May 1?. Imperial Chancellor von Iethmann-Hollw eg and Foreisn Minister Zimmerman left here Friday for German great headquarters, where they will meet ount Czernin. the Austro-IIungarian fi.reisn secretary. They v. ill continue the conference recently begun in Vienna when Ir. von BethmannHollweg visited there. The Tageblatt says it uniertands that the Polish question and details in connection with the proclamation isue Nov. 3. 116, concerning Poland. al?o will be discussed. The reichftag will recomene July 5 for a. three days session, which will comprise the summer legislative period.

Proclamation Of President onArmyDrajt

WASHINGTON. May IS. Pres't Wilson's iroclamation, putting into effect the selective draft provision of the war army bill, signed tonight follows: A proclamation by the president of the Lnla?d States. Whereas, congress has enacted and the president has on the Ibth day of May, 1917, approved a law which contains the following provisions: Se-ction rive That all male persons between the ases of 21 and 30, both inclusive shall be subject to registration in accordance with regulations to be prescribed by the 'president; and upon proclamation by the president cr other public notice piven by him or by his direction Mating the time and place of such registration, it .shall be the duty of all persons of the designated ages, except officers and enlisted men of the regular army, tho navy, and the national guard and naval militia while in the service of the United States, to present themselves for and submit to registration under the provisions of this act and every such person shall be deemed to have notice as aforesaid given by the president or by his direction; and any person who shall wilfully fail or refuse to present himself for registration or to submit thereto as herein provided shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and shall, upon conviction in the district court of the United States having jurisdiction thereof be punished by imprisonment for not more than one year, and shall thereupon be duly registered; provided, that in the call of the docket precedence shal be piven. in courts trying the same, to the trial of criminal proceedings under this act; provided further, that persons shall be subject to registration as herein provided who shall have attained their 21st birthday and who shall not have attained their 31st birthday on or before the day set for the registration, and all persons so registered shall be and remain subject to draft into the forces hereby authorized, unless exempted or excused therefrom as in this act provided; provided further that in the case of temporary absence from actual place of legal residence of any person liable to registration as provided herein such registration may be made by mail under regulations to 1 e prescribed by the president. To teil with rower.' Section six That the president is hereby authorized to utilize the service of any or all departments and any or all officers or asents of the United States and of the several states, territories and the District of Columbia, and sub-divisions thereof, in the execution of this act and all officers and agents of the United States and of the several states, territories, and sub-divisions thereof, and of the District of Columbia and all persons designated or appointed under regulations prescribed by th president whether such appointments are made by the presidert himself or by the governor or other officer of any state or territory to perform any duty in the execution of this act, are hereby required to perform such duty as the president shall order or direct, and all such officers and agents and persons so designated or appointed shall hereby have full authority for all acts done by them in the execution of this act by the direction of the president. Correspondence In the execution of this act may he carried In penalty envelopes bearing the frank of the war department. Any person charged as herein provided with the duty of carrying Into effect any of the provisions of this act or the regulations made or directions given thereunder who shall fail or neglect to perform such duty: and any person charged with such duty or having and exercising any authority under said act. regulations, or directions, who shall knowingly make or be a party to the making of any false or Incorrect registration, physical examination, enlistment, enrollment, or muster; and any person who shall make or be a party to the making of any false statement or certificate as to the fitness or liability of himself or any other person for service under the provisions of this act, or reeul3tlons made by the president thereunder, or otherwise evades or aids another to evade the requirements of this act or of siid regulations, or who. in any manner, shall fail, or neclectfully omit to perform any duty required of him in the execution of this act. shall. If not subject to military law, be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction in the district court of the United States having jurisdiction thereof, be punished by imprisonment for not mere than one year, or if subject to military law. shall be tried by court martial and suffer such punishment as a court martial may direct. Ismios the Call. Now, therefore. I. Woodrow Wilson, president of the United State, do call upon the governor of each of the several states and territories. the board of commissioners of the Iitrict of Columbia and all officers and agents of the several states and territories, of the District of Columbia and of the count'es and municipalities therein to perform certain duties in the execution of the foregoing law. which duties will be communicated to them directly in regulations of even date herewith. And I do further proclaim and give notice to all persons subject to registration in th? several states and in the District of Co!umM:i in accordance with the above law that the time and place of sin h registration shall be between 7 i!. m. n?.d 9 p. m. on the fifth day of June. KM 7. at the registration place in the precinct wherein they have their permanent homes. Those who shall have attained their 21st birthday and who shall not have attained their 31st birthday on or before the day

here named are required to register, excepting only officers and enlisted men of the regular army, the r.avy, the marine corps, and the national guard and naval militia while in the service of the United States and officers in the officers' reserve corps and enlisted men in the enlisted reserve corrs while In active service. In the territories of Alisk.-i, Hawaii and Porto Rico a day for rcsitr.ition will be named in a later proclamation. Toints Methods. And I do charge those who through sickness shall be unable to present themselves for registration that they apply on or before the day of registration to tho county clerk of the county where they may be for instructions as to how they may be registered by agents. Those who expect to be absent on the day named from the counties In which they have their permanent homes may register by mail, hut their mailed reg.stration cards must reach the places in which they have their permanent homes by the day Limed herein. They should apply as soon as practicable to the county clerk of the county wherein they may Le fcr instructions as to how they may accomplish their registration by mail. In case such persons as, through sickness cr absence, may he unable to present themselves personally for registration, shall be sojourning in cities of over 30,000 population, they shall apply to the city clerk of the city wherein they may be sojourning rather than to the clerk cf the county. The clerks of counties: and of cities of over 30.00Q population in which numerous applications from the sick and from non-residents are expected are authorized to establish such sub-agencies and t") employes' and deputize such clerical force as may lie necessary to accommodate those applications. Flags J'orce Hu!c. The power against which we are arrayed has sought to impose it will upon the world by force. To this end it has increased armament until it has changed the face of war. In the sense in which we have been wont to think of armies there are no armies in this struggle. There are entire nations armed. Thus, tho men who remain to till the soil and man the factories are no less a part of the army than the men beneath the battle Hags. It must be so with us. It is not an army that we must shape and train for war; It is a nation. To this end our people must draw close In one compact front against a common foe. Hut this cannot be if each man pursues a private purpose. All must pursue one purpose. The nation needs all men; but it needs each man, not in the held that will most please him but in the endeavor that will best serve the common good. Thus, .hough a sharp-shooter pleases to operate a trip-hammer for the forging of great guns, and an expert machinist desires to march with the flag, the nation Is being served only when the sharp-shooters inarches and the machinist remains at his levers. The Avhole nation must be a team in which each man shall play the part for which he is best fitted. To this end, congress has provided that the nation shall be organized for war by selection and that each man shall be classified for service in the place to which it shall best serve the general good to call him. Significance Is Stated. The significance of this cannot be overstated. It Is a new thing in our history and a landmark in our progress. It Is a new manner of accepting and vitalizing our duty to give ourselves with thoughtful devotion to' the common purpose of us all. It is in no sense a conscription of the unwilling; it is rather sdection of the nation which has volunteered in mass, it is no more a que'tion ot those who march with the colors, than 1t is a question of who shall serve an equally necessary and devoted purpose in the industries that lie behind the battle line. The day here named is the time upon which all shall present themselves for assignment to their tasks. It is for that reason destined to be remembered as one of the most conspicuous moments in our history. It is nothing less than the day upon which the manhood of the country slnll step forward in one solid rank in defense of the ideals to which this nation Is consecrated. It is important to those ideals no less than to the pride of this generation in manifesting its devotion to them, that there be no gaps in the ranks. It Is essential that the day be approached in thoughtful apprehension of its significance and that we accord to it the honor and meaning that it deserves. Our industrial need prescribes that it be not made a technical holiday but the stern sacrifice that is beforo us. urgrs thM it be carried in all our hearts as a great day of patriotic devotion and obligation vhn the duty shall lie upon every man. whether he is himself to be registered or not. to see to It that the name of every mnle person of the designated ages is written on these lists of honor. In witness whereof T have hereunto set my hand and cau'ed the seal of the United States to be affixed. Done at the city of Washington this Isth dav of May in the year of Or- Lord. If? 17, and of tlie independence of th" I'niteir States of America, the 1 41st. r.y the President: Robert Lansing. Secretary of Staf

imiNr;s ship srnvivoRS. AN AMEKirANVTOnT. May 13. A steamer fron-a I'uropjan port arrive.! today with 14 men from the American steamer Hoc'cinKha m. which was s ink ly a submarine May 1 li'i m;!c off th4 west coast of ! Ireland. They were i-ickcd up by j the Hubert May Z. All vt re mem-j 1 er.-? of the naval jzun crew. Thf extent of the former czar's !own private treasury may te paused from tk f.ict that he was able at jth" r.ine of the Kusso-Japs r.e-e war to contribute a lump nun rr .V"n.CCO p unds to the war furd. ar.d it is estimated that from all sources he h-is been drawing an income of rnvore than lö.öOO.OOO pouais a year.

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IUSJM1S PHIL Combined Fire of British and Italian Artillery Prevents Their Regaining Ground. LONDON, May 19. The llritUh official communication issued Friday evening says: "Hostile artillery has been somewhat more active than usual, during the day in the neighborhood of Ciavrelle and Lens. Our artillery has successfully engaged bodies of German troops on the Arras-Cambrai road and northeast of Fresnoy." LONDON, May 19. Against the combined British and Italian artillery fire, the Austrians have failed in attempts to recapture lost ground between Gorizia and Tolmino. At four points along the line the Austrians have made repeated attacks but all efforts were checked by artillery fire and infantry counter attacks. Meanwhile, under the cover of the artillery, the Italians are busily fortifying captured positions and preparing for another forward movement. In addition to the taking -f much war material Rome reports the capture of nearly 6,000 prisoners. Arras I-Yont Quiet. Artillery actions only are reported from the British front around Arras. The Germans apparently have given up hope of retaking Bullecourt and other strategic positions mow in British hands, and admit the evacuation of Bullecourt. Crown Prince Rupprecht has made no new counter attack. Along the Aisne and in Champagne the German crown prince also has given up his fruitless counter attacks, but continues to exchange violent artillery firing with the French heavy guns. Russ Hold Their Line. Dense German formations, Petrograd says, have attempted an attack against Russian positions near Shelvov, in th-? region of YladimirVolynski, in Volhynia. The Russian soldiers met the attempt with artillery, rifle and machine gun fire and drove the Germans back. There have been no reports of strong German attacks along the line from Riga to the Roumanian-Bukowina border since a few days after the fall of the Romanoff dynasty. AMERICA'S VOICE TO BE HEARD SAYS McADOO MILWAUKEE. Wis., May 19. When the time comes to make peace between the many nations now at war. America's influence will be felt in the council chamber, "ttrivlnpr to ! have justice dine not only to Amer-j ica and the ideals she .stands for but that justice is done even to the enemies of America,' William G. McAdoo, secretary of the treasury, told bankers and business men at a banquet here tonight. "This government is irnh-! to make ; the American soldier the niot effective military unit that can be turned out." the cabinet member Faid, while his woids were applauded to the echo by men who remembered that the armv draft hill today became a law. "We want to j-top the Fheddin of Mood," he said. "We want to restore liberty. The Liberty lor.n is so cal ed because v.e are roinp to spend every penny of that loan to restore human liberty." FINDS BEAN IN CHURCH ' BOX; AUCTIONS IT OFF j MOUNT CAR MEL.. HI.. May 1?. ; Discovery of a white 1 ean in th" col- i lection box at the First Methodist j church failed to perturb the Uev. Leroy Mitchell. Instead he turned the incident to cood advantage. Announcing the "joke" to his congregation, the Rev. Mr. Mitchell asked or bids ar.d auctioned off the l ean for rre-juent ;dlferape of merchandise from consignments to s:rrjth Africa lias resulted in a re-juest to manufacturers that they crate goods in plain pacats and in thij way remove incentive to theft.

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See what is bein-- done iward the development of South Bend's most beautiful residence district. Marquette Park is located just at the end of the Portage av. Mreet car line, but a few minutes l'mm downtown and overlooking the historical St. Joe river. Notre Dame university and St. Mary's academy. Every improvement" is reime; placed on this pmpertv, including all street paving, sewers, water mains, -as and other conveniences. Ornamental entrances, shrubbery, trees, flower inlands at the intersections of the wide streets help the beauty of the sub-division while the riirid restrictions maintain the superior character of the property. Ten beautiful homes are now bein- erected at Marquette Park. Come out and learn whafan ideal home district is bein created there. Our salesmen will be on the grounds to show vou over the sub-division and explain to vou what is bein- done to make Marquette Park the most" desirable roide'nee property in South Bend. Clemons, Knight, Menard and Paul 412 UNION TRUST BLDG. Beth Phones 1188. Offices with H. A. Wood Realty Co.

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9:30 r m Weather Predictions The months of June, July and August will he warmer than the average for each month. June's early days will he the storm period, the huh to 17th very dry; 2 3rd to 2 7th hot wave; rain needed in many parts. July will experience extremely hot dry weather; : relief until about the 17th : 2oth, Storni period. August month warmer i'nan average with cre.v. deliciency it: ram;;;!!. The Morning Hours arc the best for shopping. 2 'When jou think of Uomefura-ishin-rs think of 'SnIIors. et. examined IIracl) Rm , HerM WUhotfJ the Vttt f , I)rui by H. LEMONTREE loath fiend's Landing Optometrist A&4 Manufacturing OptlrLan. tiZYm MICHIGAN fcT. ADLER BROS. On 3Uchisran at Washington Slnoo 1834. Tire BToitE von jilt ant BOYS. 114 V. WASHINGTON AVE. Join the U. S. Army or Navy Now Your Country Needs You: Your postmaster is a qualified recruiting1 officer. Art Mttertads. Picture FTarrJnC. THE I. W. LOWER DEXXTIATI.G COMPANY, South Ben!, Indiana. Wall Paper Drajxrtca Paint 8up?I n T3r 1 HOriEOF GOOD

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