South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 181, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 30 June 1917 — Page 2

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METHODIST. rir.t-.V. Main Mr.-et. Ker. Her.ry LnTis r,..fr,r ir ... til St '.t ') :i til-fruc-iJT f- ho)i at '.:.'- a. n In ir.e au .i I"rtnr.'.i. .v s,i ! .-.-. !. M.p.j.. x - ..t - ' . ' ', deire1 th.it ..: f..:r-..-r . F.- j ........ inf-rmficte. - o.er a i.l d . ;f - To-t,ts i- m j.r..:. j t'v at : r;'r Snfi i-:.! t l-:ir:i ;i t ! ' "partnerL.:i j-lm" 1 'u t. . .- w -r '.. ' ; 1 1 lo .4 i ru a! ') . .. i'. "i. ' . i vlli o! .t.- J . .. ! 1111.; ! mnrnin? It lnn i i , . m Tli iMu-' l:.-rr-pt .f . .Vtf !. " I-J.wortli l-MJ'Jo nf r l:; At ' ?nig: .! r th.-ro w i'.; !. r: nt:ir) jirn. i;t L'ivti by t ' I',:.r.Mfg. V f.at. T i;r-. t-l i'" Y.v.Sfv.- Willi !-r th it flr--' -. ir.' th.it W -'.::--'! i.v ! .I'ily it:i f! r .-I. I mil .'if nnnur- ' -mij v V - 1 - p.rf avmurn lv. .ium.'- Rri..i 4i, I I . nnt'r m. ; (Jay A. Tin!., "'ii-' -rlntirl nt. .1LI -"Uli .J'"'. 4i' ' ' lll f. ilnr.-. t.y lv Ai;. '.-'. ':print-n'!--nt f tl.- "Uth r:-1. 1 !:- tr: t. an l m p. l.il t ni!'. r'n!"r.--l .y Karl W. Ki: rr r.i-.rt'i lcr.gup !ooti"t'.it r i' at j in

Tlior -xi!! I" r; .i.!i..r ;-r -a l.!n-' j f4t- rnfr Mil p. anl Wayne Ptrorts. rti'. I'raj T n.oftir.sr w W-.li. 'l v ; A. !-kT. post or. I? I Me pv ninsr. A rll-il ti.vif i f i-.n -t- I - H, ,,,, j t w. K. Stul.aker. supct' ti e j'uMi'- t att' ii l t!. -'- v. rvi - j u r n !Mir. , : M-i!!iii'r 1 . i at T 1 . paLr!l llol.trMinrr n n 1 TTxu !, : , -Pr.,,UMtl.,u- tl.o ot!!.;t,w 11 , '"-tr,r- ':T...ti,- ..:., i.v m: i'.,,,,.,,.. -m... ö:l II. r I Mors 'i-.'.'td.vht , fi . n (.lin.f- sh-!...n. I' i.ornin sr-rviro 11 , p,ck. ; v ,. , ,.,ti!; M Tl,.- d-l.-- , t-s Trln4r r.l.iln. iinT Vat ir nv . Iv. f.. tli- Snnlav !'. 1 :i n t i n .it Tori' MpUIb r. Hunt, i -tor. I'.i.! !" I nt ( II.- t:t.- w i'.l ha v.- . l-arif Fv.m.Ih; "ii'f f;';: 3i tj . l . . i j T K I ' n. atin u pf-r! n- . ;i r 7;.:.. i i'l ' a p. itn-.fi- n-'t 1 n l". tPl'!int. I.r.i-l"! or orani'-l la --.s ( s i, !!.; : "'I'!;.- Sj.ltif of 7"" S. I.y for nil a?cs I Mr-. I 1 1 ;. i . '-n- ('..untry '.ilN." IorFu'l H nn-.in.f -f-innt -f atinu il pi nt"-: ;i;. ' ! ..ff i--r. an! t-.-i' h.-i of f!,c plan- "" ill fo rii.i'lf S'in !mv. M-ri.i:; j Sun-la v ! I n III in-, r inlay ovou-wi-r-hip lth lily i mthh.iii n-n :it I1 4. j, - witli ' A. Ta-l.'-r. S. li hiir.ui Mr, i:. H. rttor' ül !ii.ir. Th.. .ist..- ! m. . rn.ctinu' of tli' l'. V. I. will ..ak on '-Litt:.' F!ii.s Tlutf Ar-Jr. ,x)r . p,!,! M.-n-liy iv.niii; at t!.o Mighty." or "Satin:; Nations hv Sa in; , l,rt-!i Fi a vi-r in- tii.i; on Wo.liioy.l iy Kr.fiot." I.pworfii l-v.-t i i! a 1 s i ,. . i, j ,, L- ., t -T, T..j.i. : -W i f in---i n ir." flf. :'.' Af fli' 7 :' I. our a -pial in- j 'J W'.Mi.in' M i sxi m a r 1 r. Ii will niof t;il!ati'n rJi'P f - r fh" nnlv ! t 'l l';i,iay .ilfi-iii'.'-n witii I r All'-n. ''.17 ofli'T of i:p..rfli la'u- will l..j Sit'i -t 1 T-- " K. Stu.i!ak-r hrM. sp'ial ni'-l- I.v th" i.in'.iiicl . ill ;.al n t ! t"pi-. "Tl.7 I " i l ! a Mi-- . . i .

f!oru-P!. Sorrnon th. p.'i-t"i" on "F.-iinlov F.oücl-.i, " F. - i u-o- of t Tolilav. th inl.Iw-'k ira-r -rio will !... hrl.l on Tuo.-la v i-VHiin; at 7 :',. I I'ollnninr t!.l will tl.'- lojnlar n t- s in? .f th. ..fTi.-i.l t .ar1. ...tf: All of tl.t hur- of orio hrt- a n i. u ii 1 ar f'.r th r." v tirn', so p!-ao I1 ip t f- i't t alran. vur l k .!: hour. (.rmrr- Corner S M!chT?nn anT Tn't ts Krv. 1ll-h.i ril H. ''ron.lnr. p.-f r. C'lss mfirie nt a. mi. Sun.lav pcijooi m n im., i 4.i i. I...-. , t - r. .' - . . T. .. i 1 1.... kuperfntfT.!fnt r;.,, s:t5. M-.rniiu-j worslii. ft li:l." .luni-.r mrisrf ?afi"ii t 2:!i0- Forts vi prlnK n'l.-nt. Fp- ' ortli i p nt .:.": Hal I'.ur.'li. prsi-f-n. ve Ins worship at 7 ..".- d f-i.,,-- I-. .'i t. ii..-,.;. i J". II. Ill 1 ' .1 r I III II' ."I I S,-rr.,P." I i 0:1 l". y,.i!n' p-.i,'

HIM rl.i. has I..- n .r-.ini.-l an. I tl-l1'- l""'n,'lin1""1 rotrnc I" pi aro osp.-. 1 ally urL-l t- i l.in!rn Atrnup ( hiinh of Clirltrrrsrnt Su lay n'.onili.jr. Mornir:; !- : i .jj,,5,.n irrnuo ainl i';:r!l!n stiert. ' IM; loon at 10 u Thoni.: "Tru- Pa f ri f - , w ' :x t I "a--t:.-. patr. Fi ;- hin: at lt:l"i Ism " Yoin g ri-..pi'-s a'.llan. o if '. :h".: .n. m atnl 7 :.". p in Sun-lay . li"T ."it Mi-s Vorn I iuTi,an. proi.l.-nt Su'.i.- t : I n in. F.. nt 0 : p- m- 1'raytr l.lftlp Tilings That Mako a Mm." S-.n-s' in f tin Wo.h.es. Fiy at 7:4." P. m.

or Fnv. 'J."i:ll Fv'nin; i mon it .:' Th.-mp: "I In- I'U-n.tv of . Mai.. Th pastor will . .r :.f I ... I It I tap ni'Tninr i .i.l ev-ninr i T':-

ir-'-Mlnj: of th." offi-ial I. -.anl f th.. whit. s - r i 1 1 1 1 1 ! 1 1 1 ohnr. h an-1 th inrrtin; of th I. i 1 i , -lt.. wIn-.u i-li..n-t-r of v.-ln. l. ni.-l AI, will I.- p..t poi'o-l mi.' w.-. k Th" ' j; I. itt.v . hori-lor -f liuv li Spo ial Younj: IV"r!.''i .lliin.-o hii-in.-s n tit:; j,. ,V ,, h. ti.i T'liirty niln'itfS wfl! h li.-hl at fh- n.Ti.o ..f Mr an. I s 1 1 1 I y of th" i . - . t l W'i-1 1 -1 ra i nl toa.'iiM. Fri-o. 7.17 Fi.i:i.n.l av . -ipf Tr. , ;',n,i ..r-.i nl-il I.o-m'm i "U iH tin-l !.iy nfchf. I'rr. rr inn fin; n Wo. It-.-- 1 1 . ; t t thN i- ' "f th" ht h.-ol-; of lay nih a! 7:.'" f.olo'o.l hy t!,.- Sun- th" ify 'oiinnuni n nf 1 Sermon oay s-lno toa.-'o-r.' rii'"finj- l'..r th;-: it IM;.". Sei nioii ul.j". t : "I.oail.-r-v-n-k thi-- .hi.r.li n r!l ii't r.in-" its V. 1. S '. 1.' at i". :."'.: Kuo!l tlm of rvlic i l'.ruuili;" ninl Mi" Nellie pom. l.-al.-i

Kpworth MPTTnrll ''Tii'"T T.in-oln way W. and Ollvo stro.-t A illlltf r , Kenm. pnstor Suidi;- s.-lio.l ;,r !i:r.()'v mi. pastor SiiaiH;- s.-l.-l :, y-.O i -n.: C. . IWin su P-T.f rndont ' ..rnln; worship at 1":.. Su'.n.t: a m M'.rnln; worship 'oi:srr a'ioii f nur Natural I; fiir.fi" Fvpnlnir vervi.e at Sah - lP,t: "Tanns th- nrofi,.: ,.f n r l..-rd rpworth lea:::: at v I. Hie-' AM s-eietr r.i.-etlii; Thu.v,l.iv aff-rn.,.:, at C PA Hlfpr Tark M. F. S. S,-vontl. street. r.fr. J. A I.ord. pastor. I;ri. 1ef.ro 2.1IS Mihaw.'.ka rsr : F.dl r..V.. II. i... :::m. Sun - day s-hool nt O r.a; Fred Miller. vi;,r - Iften-lenj. ITihli- worship at 10 : 10 a- , i.i iiioj p. in. tull 3Irmorll Mi 'hip'in and Vrfnr'n Urorrs n.ilih. raster Surnliv rhoA nt ; a. in.: W. T. r.rar.ian. i eaperiptrndent. r.frmin I.Tfivrtfe .ml W.un.1 streets. Her II S. Miller p-sfor ."undiv n.-hool nt y:.-' a. m.: .lohn h ... ) superintend-i rnt. rre.irt-.lnjp ifi.M a ni und 7 :.". p m pwArt lea no at 7 :o) p. rn. Fryer mppttnt: Wpdncsdny at 7:13 p m WrtlfTn 7! T'r.oniwa v. Upv. WaltPr I Morris pifr Mrni" ! ppfTle at ltvrv Ilrenirc r-ervi.-e nt 7 :."0. : Sundiy s'!io-d .it 0 :... a. rn. : A dm) I - 1. . , . .. .. Mplf-'tt. siipprlnfend-.nt. Frjyer mretii.R elnesilay pvenirf at FREU METHODIST. I rem Mfliioum . i'rt.ntririni.1 )TniH ar.3 Ruah strr0t. W. i: We.er. paster. Pun day ?'tiol y :."." a. m . Pail Neidtzel. ! :iperlntpnlpnt. PreP. alnC at lv::3 a 1 ax an.l T :."0 P m ea.-h Sunlar. j niifr urn i re ..ifinmnii i oilfiffuiu d -j tier y.s. i. jrnraoji, ; . . . t , , . T . . . I fairer. Sunday r -r-r.ni u a. in., u k. , au.ij, suyeriDienueai. AFRICAN M . E.

Olivet A. M. F.- ..P W. M.-nrre st- CI A.itrn C'l.a pel - S u n.l a y school 10:00 ti T'lery Allen. past-T. s..n-l.iy ! oo; at ' , vjrs .!,.:-n Anten, superintendent. 12:r.o p. ra ; Rev. Fl; V. Stewart, super- . ..j,, net:ns 1100 a ni. Jntenient ' r.sangeltc.l Cor. C. Warn and Atio.s m ...... V. y1 MV'5t. r,ter sts. Rer. Martin Gorfeuej. R.-.od .Urtiea e.-.i -list. .f F inir.jr. Muh., will .peak. at 1-'..- t'hri- fn,,or- ,. f . P-.'en..r it 7 i. I ! v -M. IVter'a r.einirtn -41a W. LasallP i;-;,'"' - ;' V. v ;y per ' - t Rev Hue , W,i, helt. pastor. Sunday r,V. ' . . . . . -hool at '.' a : Carl Rcinke h .1 will ?:ir ii : ita! u;-p-rt.d ' 1 , ' .'' . , , .if m-i. Lorr.e talent Puhli- invlt-l ' . peruuend. .t Fe-ular m rv i. e at 10.1,. i a

7lon A. M. Ft. Rpv. S. M-'ii, j-as-trr San-lay n at 12 ..": N. J. Ullv:er. -'i( erliii Mi.i. :it. Srrvi.e, at lo:;,". a nt am! 7:". p :r. M.-rr.i:. :''. t: " li: f K:n- " Ft ul r.g -t: '1'--- ; " h:i-!iiri I- n.lMt.ir nf 7 . '.. ::i I'l -rles W. a. r .r :-: nt. Pr o. r ?-.:.--tin.' l W--l::. sriv i.:.''.t ."a .n 1 rii t v i. '.t U edne- l.tv . .li.lv 1. will he .- ir s ,i.la ,.'i. ir; ,t .-i: .. ir.i p.: i k. '.. ir I.r'.v ....... ,,t - ,nl tz a- i ..r ill r. 'i:.v:t,d t: :,t- and' -.! , ,'!--- n C... i ! ' i -.1 toil : . ... t".;- y of p''.i'.:r" w :t a us PRESBYTERIAN. first C r. Waihlngtv-n ar and Lafay. etta at. Per. CbaNe A. LI ppine tt. I. V., alnlafer. Mls Ch.ir'-.tte M. Fart-ri-lie. as st int t nj:nifer. Pr.'-'r.- w--r--,,p :,r 1".". a o. r.i'-'-s-hc-at '.' - a u. .1 S M Vwan rnnrt'iiM-::! ! n I". .low .hip .". r '...." a ,.. .- .. . i Mi 1-v M ......-.... w ..a -. i . . I') 1'1 .. ... .. ....... .. -''' n Trlalty or. c.rat ar. and st- I'Pter it. Rev .lohn s ll-irrm. pastor R'.h'.a s h-oi y cj ' a :.- r. su: riu ( ttn 'et.t. We i..ve 1" 4.'. a i.. r v '. e a I i . ...' ' .. - -' t!-.:e A! I i - i !.'.'( n ! p. rru:'- - .a !. i . . a : :. I -l w V i. ', r- it t : '.- a 1 '. r : . - . ) th- t.o- p... :i t'.o l..'.i.. :..'. p tfrii ti- i... .'. A 'l '!::::' i i 1 t a k- :i f ..- the A .:.:! - ii l: .t '-.- -,, ;. i J!. ; ;. 'l.:i-f: h ' .:v-.r :.t f. -4. p ril .-v. j . v. -: 7 :; with. .::- n ! - fie ; a-f - :' on " f " I I.-r-uttp 1 '!.-" ti r:: f f;- l.:-l:-Al ' Tu ' ' af'. . : -u t I-: z ' r. I W i t M , a v.'. di.e.d i .!!.; ..f 7 Vi f 11 -. ' ll . -i t . !: ir pra 1:. . Utniii..i'r-i:.. V. M II: .3t-r. Jutiday s Lo.. at a :u : J. I. F"irccii. aupcrictcc icat- I'uMi: vor;Li?

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at r:l"i : ru ar. 1 7 '' p- ni ;? p :.o I'!..- i.ur.-ri " h'l v.l. 2 l.e ir-.x -rr..-l I.v ,! -. Mi'l k 1 ' f ! ' 1 . a ! ! I- W r - ;ay v m.i.: at ,...', , ,, -,... blt p-..q.,i ii .: carl t:i:;. urlotMn,,,., f;,r attendinU A,Jult, tlie. lr,t-rr.a 'n.U Im-ioh ; all n from junior d.w.i t!.el"pJ . a(.,.,. ytt(.m. Competent teacher are ;,.,.. , 1 1 1 : t - . r' i i; r-ri: u ;-ti.i i ie...n '. ; - , .,. i i. i:. f!.- I : 1 f .;,.;.). - j:r.:i .M"ii:in; .-t.ii t : u If ! s-rm--n v f i.;!.i,r. : ,,n f !; t . :.'. "I.' - tli" j,; --,..f ..f A ! '. lm i rn st"f K. i f,.r t ; . u.'!-n -arly !uriti; f '-'t'.'ir. ..ft: f i:..iy r-tir- if !- I r , ! 1 1 ; r i i - r ' 'hrif i.ni Fii! i vr nt ..it j. ii; ; Mr- I ran- i H'-m l'.t. sup'-r- .!!!, t v. iVi t- .f :!, i-l"ir. !. j ,,.,1 i.t,.-!,., -,.,,.V..r .t 7 'h !.- k i . . . .1 :. II t i ; i i I ,i v - Ii 1 'i 1 :, 1 , 1 1 ... r t r i i- .!i-::i;e-.l thlx I n :! 'a i !. I r ' . i f I ir t -.'! n "l i v. m I I 1 ;i i MI'.' of th- V..:, ' n... I, ,, i ...r. ...I . ffi. . t-M . ri'..:. .'.oth iil !. li.-'-l j . )! k l if'-r. H'iir fctatf'I in i ti t:- mh!;. ::tc -iif r .l tin;. I !,! BAI'TIST. ; n.i rv F.""k." lnlnry t rert - lr v (Jo.-i iro V. F.ntT-K'-tor. Suiula v s-ln.ol ;J. W . " "l'o. ........ m. llunfarUo Cornor Wnnlil. '. "n t. ana '."Let rjr st , llvr. It f.trrok. pastor. ML Zin It.iptUt -II'1. N. r.ir.F-oIl it r.cv. r. i: Kr u, i i . past s-.n-Inr P' ho.)I at '.:" m : Nird. Anna lli:t litiix.n, s::i'ori ntrn.'iont. f rt Stillii '"or. I.aurtM and Napier ....... . , ..,. ... ..i T-m n tti lv-"' - ' PHI?KTI V ' mvion.-v. lirst Miin ftn-.-t. s..utli of pnh.K lihrary. Kov. .1.1... M Aio::r!'T. pastor. nur f. -a- ipr a r iramoo . . . . . t .. II j sr.ta. 'I ami no h.ivo r..iv 101 .u. a Indiana AvrniiP -Inillana an'. Witwer ,.ov u . a. Iirumliso. I-astor rrii!Ti-p. '-"'.I Unity av. 'vll ph'.no j..-.- Kl n . at J:.-'': IL F Th.- program of the day will iTo-o w IT Ii a ial .-ol.lrei-J at . : u:.)' . 1 II ... II Iii w.Fl I'l.d .j,, '.,,... .,,u.r ,tl. praUe elvi... w.i,, r., v ni-ht. . ou are ,-,-.lial- ' ' 1 unit- ! r-r vf HI I r 1 'sOPI A T I ON ! V A A C i L LK.A 1 - A A 1 I I ir st - Fa fat et t " and Monroe streets, ; W. IF Fiehiev. pa-dor. Sun. lay s. l.ooi j nt y ::; n.'ui- ; 2e.r- ' I-oiij;. MuperlntendPt.t ; sul.je. t f- r -tulv: "l-..iah' ':tl! ; ji, .,,.. " t P::.o we will haw '.,,. ,..,,.', r ,.f t' ,,. -it.-- t- the -täte :,,;.,,,, ,,, ,v m- W. II Fresliley. V. A. .,t ,;:.., i:m!,1;l Mint, president Suhle t : "T.ittie i m;s i uai .'lii n M.,r." I i iiin z" I s. rvh-e at ":' '1 h" ..Hi. ial h.iard ill moot Monday at . . !" ITavr metin' ami teoiier iiain- ! ui.r Wedti. s.lav at 7:.:r.H Sehneit.er. l.-a.t.-r The "Allri-hf P.il.l" .lis- will . i t. 1'..; i ... v .'.T..-L r;ii:.,r, n-s ,.1V u-t Snumlay, duly v Itrtlifl Churoli. l.duk Kev. y . II M t ra n t pistol-. Sunday s--li-oi in. im) a.'m. ; William Trimh'e. snperintotolent. ra.r (hi.r.h. Vr. Fin--In way W. nn, W alnut II.-v. n. I...ier. minist,r Sun-liv .d-.-d at . '!' lle.i-?e iiov'ne ' sup-rint-t-ilent ..... , j Mltpati M.nn !r.l M-mrop sfs Kpt. ) n Hiit. paster. Sunday srhoi i it y ' Fai in. t Jester, auperiui . . . . .1 t ... , . ,.rvi .- it P u ! ie. t : ' ',- ,, i ,h-.- ., ,,,f i,,ti ' veivi-e ."'-.. ,;. ' "t,li-t n.-ut ' 1 , ," t':J I "" Th- uv ' People's I ' .( "i;: fever -Jtuoj Suhie. t : .. ;, . v. i in .'!i.i:- rehear. il .-, i x Phe I.adi.-N-Ai l ieV will ;i ,,,, Thurs.F.v aft.-nioon with Mis I ; ; : i i r i Walter-. I.V.' i-tu'i ;iv.. as5it"l I.v Mrs. M.ry Mark and Mr. W. F-i. ks LUTHERAN. llolv Trinity F.hkIUIi - - Sl.ern.an nv sr.d I.ialsey ft. Rev. .Chert II. IPek. pnstor Sunday s hool 0:10 a ni . Fda.'d Mjtta. s jpe: mt-n Jeut. Classes for all St. Paul a German -t.ntherr. .leffera-50 . ar.d Wi.i.im sts. I!ht. II. ii?Ue. pastor. tie'nnn serrKe at 10:30 a. r.t. Sunday S '.. nji. l .na l.'.JJ.ls: aio. ..n ,.iju. r : , 'P '' Fi'Cli-sh '.ervi.-e r-n thp second snd - n:.:..y. f th- month at x a. t.t .i, .l.:. .-r : "P(. pular lMm-n-N . i'.i.-jü-. -i. r i .icro itin . 1. ' rat- it : . T . . : . . I .!.-.. i f.-tival th-: i w ; i ..:.,! , -a M r -r -'te S. : i e-i n-it u n i-.t in r!.. iriove. No ; .;.i.,v i-.-uher Ü n:,.ui or Fu-.'.-.1. s.r:.s ! i.'in a-cr-Hii to the i .-.. t'::: e. t.lori.i lei wedih - Ci.api:: a:.d Kerr .. 1- . I iCtf-. .i.,r Situ. i. I' -f-'lk.l.-l ..,t ' - 1 i I A.! : tin.' in th'.s ha Teh will cm- , , :.l.i - r-. fh" r.t w tun. -r-1 m- r.'-e f--r. .lulv 1. M..rninc -. : . r !...".' lie pa-.' -r will pi'e.i h f., ..r:...n In t!- i't.-ri. and vn-1:--ili.' Luth-r v.,;.:.. n.e tv.h.-rs and v.::n t ! : w ' i . .! r. 1 t",e yearly J. -.ti.-r l.au "v- nt .ii ! 1! at M'.h- !. and t !-: . f t '": wi 1 he n r i c r v ::.. i a v t w i 1 ' . 1! ir an nu 1 1 pi- niat F.iK- , .1 k. I'! .' . .,: s f. r the pi -'.i i. . -t v : -,v S- '.th SI."-'- faTi"U at :"-. ;, j.j ia rd:u t 1 tie t.ow ti...e -rl.l.a!. e : .".O it !.i '. ! SWEDISH E AN( jELICAL ; MISSION CHURCH. j v.t.ii.i. i inf-eliral I'rrpr S-"t: and Hr -.' .i: ! Mm! Rev. I.nill Instedt. ;..i-tir Sand a s-h.l at . a. rn : A u t tnleix-n. sa j-erintendent Mortics tvorfbLD at lo.io. liven a;

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s ni p nt 7 .".' Fr.f C J. Wil-on -f j V-rth r.irk -.i-c-. hi. II! , will dp- j llr the -rrn"i:i lurlnc t wvl- on sui,!.. an.! IT f. I'rai.k J'arr.est. al .f hi- ago. wiii : ii I r rnriot. inu!- a! i r: v: Ui. r- .it tl.e.e serri'-ev Thür l.y t'i.iti. iT.i.wr servi e at 7:4 I. ni. BRETHREN. Flr Brrlbrro Cbarrii L211 S. MlrbifTu st.. i;ev. A. E. ILotnia. paator. ?uadaj a iiool 'i:30 a. ni.. Haiti? Firestone. uperinteu'lent. Horning errl'. 10. CO Lbilstlaa Kndearor 6.3'J p. ts. ""q1di rvi(P 7:?(. Morning njl.j t : " ;.it!iTin? th l"i aiTUx-i.ts," iiii;t;'fil ! y th f-.. 'nrv;j I i ' n . T!;- v'-ninc nrvi-f will t,p l;i rb;i:-L'.' of tl,- V..WI1P mt-n". I'ihlo I..-!. 1!. p tsf'-r n'.i i . ppp'l il nf-tiii'-n : i t -u!.'-. t. "FiiKlins ("r I'ia'fv" Tl.-- Sin. luv fvtMiinj; m'TtIis t,.i- I. Ii very liclpfi;! anl ii.tni'tho. '""I'.' ;ii:l vji.-ipl a Sijula.v with in. A vtv i in :.rt t ti t nti-H i hrl.y trivfi. . 'I'l . I-;.. .... . -- im .- - .. .. ! 1 n i i i i ii i u n u i u n m uu tn.:'. All ai ro.u-stv.l to move tl.'ir . l-- k-. up niic ti.'i.r ..-f.-r- retiring of. aiur-i a v oviniiitr. ii our i(" ks are n t i.iowiJ U oiio Lt.iir tlu-n thr Sunday M- l.'.ol will . ..in i.ieii'-e at :i;o old time am! t!;o moriiin; serrip !:.". No el.atuv If Pen time is follow p.J. FlPHe t..k- iiofl.p to avoid Ai.f uioii. Prayer M-i vio' WeInr'la v evening tl.p same ti'ue Jo .e follow eil hereafter until further noti.p. I Irst ( luirrli or thp Ilrrthren iDfllauaavpiaie and Miami strpft. Upt. T. E. ii?orpe. pantor. 14.1 Mlniul st- Sunday s-liool. ;i::jO; P. H. 5tably. superintendent. 423 Lincoln nay K. lpcnn! rinirrli uf thp Hrpthrep Tuhli p and Van F.nren sts. , P.er. R. O. Iloose, pastor. Sunday a.hool at 'J:Z0 a;n . U'cu'ey Zinimerinan. su perlntendent. t'ltris-ti iii Workers' ineetlng at tt :."0 p. m. J M. Miller, president. Freactins aervlcea nt 10:.'0 a. in. an.l 7:.0 p. in. l'rayer meeting on Tuesday evening at 8 o'florL. Momin- suhle t: "TIip liur h Ordii.am os '" Thero w ill he n evening .lvi-o lne:Ue (if a Ulliotl lllPOtilijr at fi.sln a. f'onffrfnrp Memorial I'nitecl Brrthren -ON s. St. Joseph ft. Rev. (i. F. Ryrer, pastor. Sunday mlioM at y:.0 z. ra.. C IZ. Wllsn. hiiperliitpiident. Ciaises for ah. Junior niettin eaeh Saturday at The sermon lv t!ip pastor Sunday morning will l.o in harmony witli the ieiue-t of Mr. Hoover, food eoiiiiniv-don-er of the Fnlfed State, in food anserva-tl-.u. livening Mitje t : X'Kioi,." I'liii-tlan Fii'leavor ervi.p at i'r.'V): Mrs. ii. F. Rvier. leader. Suli.1e.-t: "Littl! Tilings Th.it Make or Mar." Ruslness n.eetinc Monday evening. No prayer servi- v Wediiesd iy evtiiii.;. EPISCOI'AL. ft. Ja met' Fafajett at., ncrth Washington ar. Parish bouse, 310 W. t'olfai ar. Riylit Rer. John Hizen White. I. D.. blshcp of tbe Mocese ot ncrtLm Indiana. rertor. Her. 11. R. Wbltp, Thar, t'lery bouse. 310 W. Colfax av. Fastern tini. Holy oominunlon at 7 Sunday m hoo nt y;4.". Holy . funmriiion and .ernn-n ly the vi.-ar at 11:0. Vi..-rt at .":nV Vouii'.' people's ineetitiu at i:.-;!. At the H 'rloek servi. e the Woman's Relief corps will attend in a I'o.ly. The viar will preali a pntriotle i rruon. "Rilito- usnes-? of Nations." CATHOLIC PL Meplira'a II unjarlan -Tboraaa and llcl'berao,! sts. Kev. Alexander Varlnkr, pastor. Mass at 8:00 tod' 10:15 a. rn. Sunday s-rool at 2:00 p. n. Beuedlctimi .it fio p. m. I'rearMnsr at 11:00 a. m. St. Patrick's 307 . Taylor at.. Ret. John F. DetJroote. i. S ('.. paster. Iajw masses at 6:00. 7:30 and y.00 a. m High mass and sermou st 10:.in. Kaptiara at 2 p. in. 'eapera at 3:30 p. rn. Sunday cbool at 3:00 p. rn. Meeting of church CKief.ei at 4 p. ra. st. lledvrlfe'a Tollali Cor. Scott and Nailer ata. Rer. Anthony Zubowlcx, C. S. C, pattoi. Low .aas at 7:30, 9 and 10 a. m. Sunday arbool at 2:30 p. m. Benediction at 2:30 p. rn. St. Stanislaus Polish (15 N. Lincoln t. Rer. Roman Marclulak, paator. Mais at 7 0 and 10 a. rn. St Casimir' rllah 421 8. Webstar st. Low n.aaa at 7 30 a. m. liljh mass t 10 a. ni. Vespers at 2 p. m. Pi. AdelberPa ol Olive and Graft its. Rer. John h.uta.'Ll. pastor. Daily tnasa at 3:13 p. m Holy hour Wednesday eTenluc at 7.0. Sunday osass S and to n. rn. St. Joseph H r.l st. and Gaulle av.. Tatrlrk J. C'arro1. V. S. C. pastor. Ixw masses at 7:au and S a. m. illa mast t 10. Renedlctlon 3 p. i. Sarreu Heart Itrlslan 1126 W. rhomaa t. Rer. Charles V. Fischer, pastor. Mass at 7:0o md 0:3J a. in. Sun da acbool at 2:30 p. ui. Renedi.'tioc at 3 p. oa. Facre.l Heart Notre Dame. Low Mss t C:(H) n. ui. Studp-ita' maes at 8:00 m. Vpsj r.n at 2 :0 p. in St. Mao 'a ;er;i.ttn 431 S. Taylor at.. Iter. J. M. Seherer, C S. C. paator. Mass st 7:30 and 1 a. in. Sunday school at J:30 p. rn. Reindict Ion at 3 p. m. SALVATION ARMY. 20., i:. .Jefferson Idvd. Sunday serri .s: Morning, .ounty jail. Ina; Sun ul xiio-m. iien air ser o. . :..o indoor s.-rvPe. s:.:i. 1'rayei- nieetln; 7 :';,) r;M'f. Nohen, iali Hrookes. orTi.er In ' harg". SCIENTIST. day $cho0. '' :". ; open air servh e. 7:.'.n; in Main and Madtson sts. Sunday aerrlces Jurln? the erection of the new eburefc ivill be beld at tue Lasjlle theater ft 11 a m. Testimonial meeting on erery Wednesday evening at S o'elock at tbe Progress club room. Melville building. 212 S. Lafayette si . Sunday school for thi'. Iren and young: peopie up to the age o: 20, is from tA7, in 10:30 Reading rooms maintained by this church on tba seventh floor of tbe J- M. S. building, ars open every afternoon from 2 to & and ou Saturday from ( to ti. ASSOCIATED BIBLE STUDENTS. .Progress club h.:!. Melrllla bulidlai. 212 S. Lafayttte at. Sunday. 3 p. as. GOSPEL MISSION. Tie i;.'pel Ml-sion baa moved from F La;.!le av , and is :.ov located at 4'1 1 Lasalle av Servit-s are held vry Wednesday. Saturday and Sunday evening at 7:'. Sunday school at lii.im a. ru. ea h und.iy. C'ome and biiuj; vi-ur friends. MISSIONS. Mennonlte Hope ,"21 K Je.Telsn h'.vd. Surday s-hu.d at 2:30 p m. Preacbinic i :".0 p. ni Services every ni'ht except Wednesday night. Mary Nuneniaker In (barge. Cltf 115 K. Jefferaon l.ld. Kay A. Bird. Superintendent. Sunday school at t p. m. Meetincs eTry night at 7:30. APOSTOLIC FAITH. 513 E. JelTeram bird. Regular mtt lug Suuday lu 15 and 7:30 o'clock. VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA. Special services Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday. Friday. Saturday evenings st 7 3 Siturday, Juniors' Sunbeam lut 2:."-ii p m Sun ljy. young people's rceer.Ej: at 2:'"" p ra Sunday mug and praise meeting at .30 p. ni. Sunday t.ight. old fa-hlone-i gospel meeting at 7ö' open air niot'.rg if weather Is favorable, every night, corner Wayne 3D l Michigan streets at 7:i. Strangers in the city weh-. nie any burs 430 S M'chigin st- Capt II A. M- rey, Seo'y CHURCH OF COD OF THE ABRAHAMIC FAITH. SerTh-es in Me'ivill" ball. 212 S. Lafatctfe t. Sunday ho..; at 1. a v. ; Mi Fmin. Rai'.sh..--k. Miperintei.dent. Prea- binj servio at 11: a in an-1 l:.;n p r.i t v h F. XanVa.tnr. Irem no.tiii oh Thursday rvfiiitiiT at the ! me cf Uovie J. Rahu. 312 E. South J tu

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National Guard May be Consolidated and Troops Redistributed. WAPHINCJT N. ine 30. lirrts from .Mai. don. Pershing on the landing of Ameiiran troops in France .tili were lacking Friday niffht and tho personal accounts ef newspaper corrosimndonts f the scenes at the French port acain were held up ti wait on oiTm -ial information. Army ofTicials maintained omplete silence as to the expedition or as to plans for future- movements of troops to support the advance puard. .Marine corps officers were eaer to arn whether the reciinont of .ea .soldiers under Col. Hoven. which formed part of the Initial force was first to land. The marines generally are proud of their record of Leincr first in the field and are hopeful that it has been sustained in the first despatch of American forces to fiqht in the old world. It appears possible Friday that a full marine brigade eventually would be sent to Fiance to work as a unit of Gen. Tershinp's army. With the corps raised to 30.000 men. enough for a brigade could be spared, and officers and mrtn want to pet to the fighting front. IYt'paro for Support. Preparation of the groat forces that are to support those already dispatched ..re moving steadily ahead both in the army and navy. Announcement that when the national guard is drafted into federal service and mobilized, it will be sent at once to the divisional training camp sites was another step on the road. It will eliminate delay in making state troops ready for the front. There has been no authoritative announcement jis to the ue to be made of the national guard. Kxistinir units and those new ones that are ready for recognition, comprise the skeleton of ifj infantry division.1'. I'nder present distribution by states, however, there would not be more than four or Mve divisions complete enough to deserve that name. It seems likely that redit-triMition and consolidation of the force mut be undertaken soon after they pass Into the federal service under the draft clause of the national defense act. Probably 12 or more complete infantry divisions could then be organized. Total Force of :t."o,O00. At full war strength the existing regiments would represent a total force of probably nr.o.ooo men. f that number nt least one-third are fairly well seasoned troops who have had six or eight months of intensive instruction on the border. The fact that the guard camps are to be of canvas seems to indicate that it is not expected to keep them j in training on this side of the ocean i for a very extended period. Additional training for numerous guard artillery units soon will be In progress also et the various oflieers' training tamps. At least a battalion of field artillery has been ordered to each camp in order that the artillery ofHcer condidates for the national army may hate the means of learning the thincs they must teach to the nw forces. ITohlom of Supplies. The greatest problem that faces the war department is to find supplies for the increasing host of national guardsmen. Stüte officials have been notified that it is impossible to fill requisitions for new equipment that have been pouring in. The fust force to be mr.oe ready must be the regular army, expanded to 300,000. The officers' training camps, where 50,000 men are under arms, also hate absorbed an enormous quantity of reserve equipment. Guard regiments now have w.aon trains. These will Fe employed at the divisional ramps. When the regiments so to '-'ranee, however, the government will be able to supply them with full motor transport as it has already sought" bids for more than 70.000 motor trucks of various kinds. Hccren-o Hatvaiian Fuit. An odd situation has arisen in connection with one part of the nationad guard. The militia bureau has been forced to recommend that the allotment of Hawaii und?r the national defense ct be materially reduced. It has been recommended that two regiments of infantry and three coast artillery companies he stricken from the list. The islands hate a population, exclusive of aliens, or' about 125, 000. Under the original plan !'".0uo would be required for the national guard, which i too larue a proportion tri be scoured under any circumstances. The soternment. it was learned today, already i taking steps to look after the comforts of the troops in France in addition to its reeular military preparations. The state department has p.sked that the French duty on tobacco be remitted on supplies sent to the American forces there. NAVY NEEDS LESS THAN 25.000 MEN WASHINGTON. June -n. The navy has almo-t doubled its personnel since war was declared and rowneeds less than 2a. ooo men to bring it up to the new authorized strength of loo.ooo. Navy official, in announcing tonicht that the total enlisted strength now is 125,n53 express' gtntiüoation at the returns fi vn th recruiting campaign. n Jan. 1 last. there were only 55.000 men in the he ar navv and on April the dav w was declared, the total was n4.' The marine corps, whose strensth on April. F was l-.2f. has rcuited to a strencth of 2,356. Its .authorized total is 30.000.

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The following offic rs of the sixth district, and delegates from the local nests of Polish Falcons alliance of America, left Saturday afternoon to attt-i.d the sixth district conventien beginning July 1 at Toledo: Xtanley j chelmi iiak, president: Miss Barbara Niezttodzki. vice pre.. dent; John J. lejlu zak, secretary, and .Stanley Klo.-inski, treasurer, administrative body of the the sixth di.-trict. Charles Franckowiak. .John 1-lorkowski. j Chester Nowak. Henry Przybv. aid! Hen Till; .Misse- Thiesa Gruszczyn-I ski. Hattio Kuraszkiewicz and - ; tonica Malicki. delegates representing M. Komanow ski Falcons; Mrs. Stanley Klosinski. Mi-s Helen Kosnow ki and Miss F.crnice (Joraozewski. delegates representing Lady Fa Icons Z. P.alic ki No. 1. lacht girls of Z. II. No. 1 and H of M. II. K.vm classes lft with th delegates t compete for prizes in athletic contests held at the close of the contention. As the majority of prizes have heretofore been carried off by Z. B. No. 1 gym class, it is rumored th.it Detroit classes undergoing stiff training during the pat year, expect to win most of the prizes in the present contest. social i;vi;Ts. Sunday. July 1, the Sacred Heart .Men's society of St. Casimir's parish will c elebrate its silv r jubilee- tvitn a high mass at 7:30 o'clock, at which all of the members will receive holy communion. I lev. Stanislaus (lorka. (.'. S. '., will officiate and deliver tho sermon. Directly alter the mass a banquet will be sorted to members and about 150 guests at Warsaw hall, corner Walnut and Ford sts. The Young People's society of SF Stanislaus' church will leave Sunday morning over the Northern lndiar.rt line at lo o'clock for a day's outing at Chain lakes. Boating, games ar.d 'luncheon prepared hy the your.g ladies will be the features. A meeting of the Polish Falcons Z Rilicki No. 1 will be held Sunday afternoon at l:3u o'clock at Z. B hall. The meeting of St. John Cantius Literary society of St. Hedwige's church will be held Sunday evening at S o'clock at St. Hedwige hall. Tho singing practice of St. Helvviee Choral society will le held Tuesday ett nhig at .s o'clock at th6 St. Hedwige school. The St. Stanislaus Kostka society of St. Hedtt'ge's parish will hold its meeting Sui.day afternoon at 2 o'clock in the St. Hedwige school. The Young Ladies' sodality of St. Casimir s parish tvi'.l hold its meeting Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock in St. Casimir's school. A meeting of the Archangel society of St. Casimir's parish will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock in St. Casimir's School. The meeting of St. Peter-Paul society of St. Stanislaus church will be held Sunday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at St. Stanislaus hall. The Young Ladies' sodality of St. Hedwige church will meet Sunday afternoon at o'clock at St. Hedwige school. PlIKsONALS. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. "zarneeki nnft children, Y. Thomas st., will leate Sunday for ösceola Like to occupy cottage for a month. Stephen Grzeslinski returnee', to Fort Watne after a short visit here. Mi.s Anna Strzcsir.ski, who has been here for several days vi.-itir.g with friends, left Saturday for South Chicago. Ignatius K. Werwinski. 405 S. Chapin t., will leate Saturday for Toledo tr. .attend the annual conven tion ( f Polish Falcons, .Mariin Topala, Sample st.. ha gone to Gary for a tttek's tisit with friends. Theodore Pielawski arrived here 'from Peru. 111., for a lew days islt with friend. Frank Witucki. fco! S. Walnut st., returned from a day's outing at Barron lake. Michael Y. Czyglich. who has been here isiting with friends, left Saturday for Hammond. Casimir Azanotvski. Colfax at ., has gone to Milwaukee for a two weeks' visit with relatives. George L irczynski, Franklin s:.. has returned from a week's stay in Chicago. J-jspph Werwinski. 405 S. Chapin st., rf turned Saturday from a few d i s' t iit in 'hieago. W. 11. Jendrczak of Detroit is hero on a business visit. Misses Sarah M ikolajew ski, 1 1 06 W. Napier St.. and Miss Nellie Tylki. McIV.erson st.. will e Sunday fot ak Park. 111., for a week's visit with the former's sister, Mrs. Nellie Krempetz. Stanislaus Wolgosz. Chapin s.. has gone to Detroit to spend several days with friends. Miss Anna Henko.sh. W. Washington at., will have Sunday f-.r a two weeks' visit with relatites ar.d friends in Chicago and Lasalle, 111. While in Chicago she will be the guest of her brother. J. Renkosh. Alfred Zawisza. W. Division st.. will leate Sunday for Toledo to attend the Polish Falcons' annual convention. Ignatius Wesolek returned to hi home in F-e. Ind . after a month's I visit here with his son and dauch ! ter-in law. Mr. and Mrs. William ! Wesolek, Cleveland at Stanlev Andrzejewski on leave to attend hi sister Stephanie's funeral, has left for Syracuse. N. Y.. to re join his recimer.t. W iit.r C.machowicz left for West Hammond after a short visit w it h friend here. i.- .n'- ::.? 7 r i V !amrde st h n l ill ort . ..- - - - gone to So-.th Chicaco for a few davs' viMt with relatives. Miss Hattie Jagdyk returned to L ! ft t -....-to ,tt,-r n snori visit win or"' 11 - - lends. inhn TCrucr.b ki nf Larorte is in I the city a business visit. Mi Thrtsi Holt.-.rski. Michuan av.. has gone to Tolelo for a week's I vi;t with relatives.

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PRICE REDUCT Council of Defense Committee Has Government's Force Back of It. WASHINGTON. June 3'-. Coal price reductions agreed on Thursday by the country's l.ituminous producers at a conferer.ee with govern . .ent officials will be strictly cn forced. With the weight of the industry's approval behind the agreement and certain of the fact that the government will take control if it is not lived up to, the coil committee of the council of national defense will take quick measures to prevent any wavering. Friday the committe earned operators at Decatur, III., who raised their prices beyond the limit set, that the industry would not stand for their action. The coal committee has given each of its 26 members supervision of one coal production district and every man will be held responsible for prices in his territory. The federal trade commission will be called on for aid if difficulties arise. Plan 1 inlicr Itoluctions. The price of anthracite, arranged some time ago at a conference between producers and the trade commission, probably will be further reduced to consumers, it was said today, through regulation of jobbers and retailers profits. The coal committee, the trade commission and Sec'y Lane expect to call anthracite dealers together soon to work out a plan for furnishing cheaper coal to the householder. I'nder an agreement with the trade commission anthraci e is selling at the mine nowonly IM cents higher than last year, but jobbers and retailers are adding so much to the cost, officials say, the price to the consumer is far higher than it should be. Bituminous Jobbeis will not he al lowed to raise coal prices beyond the mine price, with the addition of the freight and their profit of 2." cents a ton. If a consumer has difficulty in getting coal and finds he can get it only by paying some jobber more than the -5 cent prorit. the coal com mittee can be appealed to and will see that he gets coal direct from the mine at the mine price. The new prices will not apply In export trade and will not disturb existing contracts To Koarrange Shipments. One method of equalizing bituminous prices to the consumer "will be sought in a rearrangement of freight hauls. Some middle western operators are said to be selling now in the east while eastern operators are delivering their product in the middle west. The coal committee plans an entire rearrangement of shipments tr. be worked out with the aid of the war railroad board. The coal shortage, members of the coal committee insist, is due entirely to inadequate car service. Bituminous mines produced last year 500,000.000 tons, working 200 days during the year. W ith enough cars and working "00 days this year, it is estimated that the production will be 750.0OiM.00. The senate interstate commerce committee continued its hearings today on legislation giving the government pow er to take oter coal mines. National prohibition, J. D. A. Morrow of the Pittsburgh Coal Producers' association, told the committee, would increase production and go far towards relieving the present shortage. Railroad repre sentatites will be heird by the committee Saturday. HOME TELEPHONE CO. SURRENDERS FRANCHISE FORT WAYNE, Ind., June "0. The Home Telephone Co. Friday tiled notice with the city clerk that it would surrender its franchise and hereafter operate under an indeterminate permit from the public service commission. mrrrux ros rrm:. BERLIN. June 10. The supplementary communication issued hv the war office this evening ays: "Western front: There hate beon r.o lighting operations of a large scale." "Eastern front: Between th0. Stripa and Dneister rivers there has been increased attacks. The Russian artillery has been vigorously replied to by our guns." LEFT OVER SWEDISH MINISTER CJlTTS. STOCKHOLM. June ."--.o. F. Von Sydow, the minister of the interior, has resigned. He is succeeded by Walter Murray, governor of the province of West Manland. Proper Thing Now is to Peel Off Soiled Skin The vvh at-Lor .ti- ky. -creasy. hlnv, streaked complexion- should religio. l 1 y avoid creams, powders and rouges during; th heated days There's no r.eel for them, anyway, since the virtues .f njerclize.l wax have become known. No i f mount of perspiration will piodu e any vpjei;, e that you've hf-eu using the wax. - it l applip! at be Itinie an.l wast.ea ; .? in the morning, the complexion never ' i- ks like a make-up. Men-oHzeii w.tx I -ra.iua.iy ta.s on a ini complexion, Ul ' 'e ,d ; . t.eS J: i" h of a.bliug anything to make it It ha none of the .llsalvan--f co meti'-s and : -corn;, lis he more in keeping the complexion utifully white, -.atlny and youthful. i.;..i get an ..uti'-e of n at vour urusI ; uit' n 1 ce what j few lav" treatluent will Fe like cold cream. Another efl-tive vHrm weather rn-at-iiiciit - eat tending t- caue wrinkles ) and i ! i. fial't.iri" ii a skin-tightener made diolviug on" oji.ie of imv dere.I a:.!ite in half pllit of witch had. It- ue ia a fa e 1-ath' leave no tra'-e. Kern irkaMe Improvement 1 r.oti- e! imi .latlv. and there ;s Do harmful ft-i-ct whateve. A'-Ir.

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