South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 188, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 7 July 1917 — Page 2

SAM ItDAV .ITi:it00. JULY 7. 117

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METHODIST. Jlr.t N. Main trt Iter. Ib-nry U Darli. factor. Clin iiftir.i; at 1 ) a HiJunJ.iy t Lr,i at '..Ou a. i.i In tiie loriuu: J. j. 'u . 5i;:.r!r.: id-nt Ir. fi.n! v. i;i i t,j-v t.'..- i n. l it .it . r.!a -rt i- e. At t:: m'-riiinz ! ir I r. I'ar'.a x peak n " Tt N 'ii-ti-tution " Lpwortli l' .i'u. :it p At 7 :.V) p. in t 'i-r- will !' ,t .-..j it riijon tr ti." nt'T lr.x-r i 1 1 1 'g Wr'lr.-Iij cwhl.ig ul 7:'.' l l y lr. Ltrn M. 1'aul'a Memorial CV,;f.i T f: I 1.1P'rf av-ij': Iter Ja :!! I. Gardiuer, IJ. I. i.:it ir. Sunlay !. at 'J .'J-) a. E3 : Guy A. .Vlih. :ir--ri:if L'U-nt. Morr.ir.g frvl e at lo.C 1 ;. r;:i'ri will te lel'.vered t U v l r ink Ii. Bricx of T.eswt'.n. Ii.'i A ! ia I f'.'o "Hi be j i!'S r I !;. Kiri VV. Kierr l.'fovorth It' i-u.' !. .t i i;. 1 1 ..-rvi.e at t l !:. '1 li ! i' 1.1 N" t," 1 : ! iT prenfUiiiig .irvi. I'ra'1 -r n.'efir. g on WJn- Ii v v'iiiriz A r!t.il unit itl' n 1 extended to t!.e i-'iMi-.- to att-ii'l tee ervicc. Lowell Mlnrr nr.! I'muMs ? Guy II. I i ; ;i V. f..itor. Suiidnr ;.d II. C. Ie.,rig. u;.TiuU -U'lt-vA-Morning "rvle ..VI L. Nermui t!. .-!'': "Sj-irif nil !'.!, fii f the War " Kvenli.;; vj. r -rvi.- at ! :-'V under i ' j j i ' Lj.worth l.ig!i". 1'rppn ra f r r iu-ml.eridp tii-'t In t Leper p.trk Ti:""l.iv at ':.".' ';!. Midweek rTi V -. I n-i wnin;. at 7:"." LadieV AM V d n l i v .1 f t 1 1 . . . n St 2:.",a Trln'tT R'nin. .ml Vnir nr. Ilev. MpIfId Hi. lit. i itor. i'.it.lp s 1j-o .-it 9:L'0: Xudr-Iph UIIin'. n-tin su-iin-tn lent. (IraiJe l ir orpiiiiir.i ila-s' for all ar-s A Joint niiii'iviry pr''rafi in t!. nln 1 1 1 1 T ti"ir M' Tninu' . r i i f at 1' :!.". It III I- (.'oiivtitMtl'.nil "ui n -tioii Iav. in 1 t!' pa-t'tr ill a k n 'Scum .'fle( 1 1 - Ii " ;tl..I A '1 '1 i t ii n s ill i ti r I'r"fiit ''i;fituti'i..'" Spi-i ial 'hu -M"ill f i rni!i-l l.y tin- I;i 1 1 i'-" I l .1 r T T . '1 Uf K;iuwrth 1. a'if "t ! nic-t!i. uill . I liy Mi- V.t ;irl-r. KvfiiiiiiT ir-: hiiitf "-rvi at s o'f l'i, K. 1 .i - T 1 1 1 iT r Xi" Ir.iir. Tlif I I : i n I!t or.f iliUf tbo . tifi li l'li l Aii Knorx." fiin J.tiih. f'i- N'ur.iAMlnll." 'I'll rli.iriM -hii- ili'. uii!ay i-liifl Ifi.'ii! tiif tinz n im - flnv vnlii with Mr anl Mr Hair. Ii.; m 1 1 f i r n i i nr. T!: litir.li pi;i-r !:oUr Wc n''lay rvri.liu at " -! L. Mr. Jain I-nl tl,.- Ali . ri (H are u-uriliiiff f. T 1 ii-v tini'1. Cirarrl'ornf r S. Mi Mean nna T u t fs. Ilev. Ki ba rl II. ('r.Mlfr; pnst. r. "1.ib rr.pvtinj nt w:l" a. in. Sun. lay thool nt 3-30 a. m.: Vvt. J. A. Ilyprs. uprliitori'lpnt. Cia- :lä. Mi!:in worship at 10:t" .Iiini r i tii,- nation at 2:."'); IrÄ I'nrf?. i apt-rintf n'!-rit. i:pwrrth Iac;u at ;.i; Hal Itii pr-sl-Ucnt. Kvnins orhip at 7 :';o w.iy V. anl Jilvo stn-rt. ilu;;t(f Kintri. pnsfor. Sunday I at ft :.'!' a. in.; C. V. Hopkins, sup.'; intenMontHlrr Tark M. F. S. Svfntt. trrt. Jr. J A. Lord, pantnr. HosMpi r. 231S .Ml-slia w ;i Wa nv : n"!I -"J. Homo r..'!M. Sunday gr hanl nt 0:30; Frr.J .Mi'.Irr. stiptTii ten.Jenr. l'ul.Ii? worship nt, 10:10 a. ni. antl 7:30 p. ni. ?tull Mfmnrltl-Mi, lilp.an nn-i Viftnrli trts. IJt Ha!)!, pastor. Sunday clirtol at 0:-l. a. in.; V. T. Uraman. up! Intendant. At tti mnrninff lnur i:-v. i. 1". Ituli?"n will pra. h nd frc f tint th1 In 11 oVIim k. iit'w tini' i:pwi-th 1mstu will hrf fhai.' -.f th v-ii i n ,r mtvI. o. N'.i Pifat liin'4 at n i r Ii t tlironh July and A it zum. Crrman T.a fa y ft t.- and Warn ntreet. Iter. II. S. Miller, pastor. Satiday srlmol at J :.".') a. nt ; .lohn !.!!. upoi intendfnt. I'rrarlilnrr 10:-"1 ni. und ":.': p. tii. Epnortb Icaein at 7:x p. rn. I'rayer meeting Wednesday at 7:13 p. in. VUjin-T2 H. Hrnndway. nr. Walter l". Morris. p.ntor. Mornlnz rvi.p at 10:.o.i) Kvenlnz srvieo at ":.".(). Sunday sclio-'d nt 9:3.) a rn.; Adim Mlrtt. mi prrlntndont. I'rayer inoetli.g WVItif sin v orrnlnj 7'3 Trn.liinz at 10:3j 1-y Mr Walter t Morri Tat Krr.tnoii will fi'.l thf pulpit at 7:-"' p ui Tli' laf 'fTi.iil in-'fii!Z f.r tin- rit fern.. i r will ! t. 1 . 1 ;;t tho r'rur i.f t praT n'fftinz Wodnosdny niffht. FREE METHODIST. rr MHio.lUt l'onn viva nla alpine and It u all trorr. V. 1'.- WVltor. pat"r. Fundar s.lmd 9 ::,) a. in. Pa.i! N'idtzel. i:pprint!idnt. I'rca. ii!nz at 10:30 a. ci and 7:30 p. in. rach Sunday. Rlter Tark Trrr Mrtlm(it KoufIfenth and Vine st. K. S. Jennlnff. potor. Sunday "hnol 10 a. m.. L. Wolfe. auperiotenrVnt. AFRICAN M. E. Olhft A. M. i:.-31D W. Mi.nr.-x nt. C. Vn."M-y Alton, pntr. Sundav school at 32.3'"p ui ; Ut'v. KM I. Start. snporInf enlent. Sfrnt'-.n by th pa-st"- at li:: t. in. Clan at 1.' raritia!i I'.n.l av..r at 7:' p v.i At S:4." p in. tai.dn.l tinif. thr Sun!a v. h.... will r.'n.U-r l.lldr n day prcznm jii;!"1 l.y r!:.- xniiuz rh-lr. 7ion . M. F.- Tr. S. Sarnu.ds pn. lor. Sunday ',.-!io. at l:."i; N. J. t!:vir, superii.ctn'rr,t. PRESBYTERIAN. f1ri -Cor. Wailtlngton av nud L.ifay. Ua at. V.er. Cbarlr A. Llppinitt. t . L.. tulularpr. Mlsa Clinrl.-tte M. l'aftrljge. aislatant to mlniater. Trinity for. '.lfai nr. aal St. Peter at. IJetr. John S. Hurra, paator Hilda s.-Loj ö:Gt; I'Lir'its W;i;-n.T, s;;pTi:iMorninz worship at 1 :" with ;!!- s.ice iv t.e pat -r r.i!i.' t.i In liana's ti-v fi-'iirituti mi ..mi. I'fii'!.' i'!:ritiin I"u l.ivi.r ii)tu.' . t .i' - ii rTfniiii: s-rvi, .it 7.3' -.xir!i .-nn mi ly th past-.r on "(l.M-niar.v'H l"!Ü..s y . f I. If " l-.i.lio' AM nifftin ;it Mr. Weinl orz''. V-'I Ii Wayii- t . . a 7.!ay f t i r; . 1 1 1 1 . l. idi.'' Mi;. narv Mftr tiifftinc nt Mr T!mtu.i'. 11H S. Sve titl t . si Thur-sday a ft t i n . l'raver r.;.-tir.e -n Wt-dn -!ay -u-i.az t 7::i wit! .Mi.dr pra. !! at s .:: lVetmintr Her M l.-: pafnr. ?ur.tJay s-hool nt 9:3d a :.i : .1 I i:-r.-njon. 3uprlnt ud T.t l'utdi.- worLip at 10:1" a. ta. and 7:30 p. iu np i hpfi .T and Paytn it Georg nilliam Ainn. P P.. ni!n!tr. Ult irnool y:30 Car! Ullerj. iuiPrlBiendent. Clnsea for all atfendcts A4ulta ue tLe lntrrnatlan.il !?Mon; all '.39s:a from junior down '.:. tLe closely Ci-ded ajtttn;. Competeiit toacliers ar .r"ided The ll:,'ni Ja t; "St;; l.n iu tin' i"po! f .l.'l.n " r.rinz -u:r 1'. !:'. Morti'r; j 1 ! 1 - w.-r!.il; ;it 11:13 tt.-w tipii irti ! ri f . rii.-. n ! tin m'.nlnr. f.dli.wf.i l.y ui.vrvni'V of tl. -r.i:r..-:it of tl.e I...;.i s.;; ;.r an i ! -! .n:::.'i!:i..n .lut.i.-r CLrJtt n K nd--a vr it '.:.". iiiihv fiiiie; lz l'r.-in i Il'der. m; j rni'. f.-; :it T3" St-ni' r Cansttan II i .,!-- v . r a:i ! t:.. !r:r. !i . -v 1 . tie ir.rsj"d ii.f. t f" ";"."( ii t S'inday rvni r. ic" 1 .it 7 :' ir.fu ti"f I I.- pr"zra:n f-n t!s: :; ;: ! arra:.-.! undt-r t!.t.pi.. "Trlfd a j;d 1 1 i -9 J. Ti. r.'.ilw-fs rvi- . U '.! 1 '.o-li Wfd- : .'ar M. r.', : z at v ti:v.- . :i t: 1 win I.. r!.i 'k i.v mi rn ai.ot i Turr.T. t: C; r -.rt oi, f.',. t iff fur. 'lay J .-.i r..r.Mitio'. Tl.: w i;i le f-"-ll-td I rn in- 1 t ! v h t ! . ":.ntl.!y ln-?!p? f tli.' t-n. : or :u: l otTl- ers i f tb- I;;: s h-d. BAPTIST, l int-- Vrr.?r Mnln in I U"ayr. struts, Lt. CLmiV A. iMfk.-T. p.ntir. IUld.a tiol at 9.30, U". K. Stu Iti-akor uj.-;-It.tendenf. M rr.i jz wrrhjp at 1 : 4 ! ! ( p.nMr wj;i pr.-tk on ' I w n 1 1 1 u 1 1. 'ii : 7.-1: it--' ''pporturiitv t. Ad s:: tif Kirzd -':i f C.-d " Mr !:-. will iiiz 'T.';" l..r.; I Mv I.ic'at ' 1 v Sjrak 1". V. P. P. n;.-t;r:z rt Tl.i wi:i l.e i:i diirz" f z: - u; t3:-f. ! 1 1 Alaa LeoLi vm k. i;.tc:ü tnte

at th nt 7 ."A T! p'it-Ti t (.if I "AsVfp In "Ji 'l r-:i " S'd.i .v !:!. -M liod. I'- l- r. -if-il.- r.artl. tt V- . -fT i -rn and t .i fit-rn .f i,e iii.i.iv .,.... will in. ft "itii '. A. T.i .-..t. S. Mi.J.iz.in t.. 'ii Mf.ri !.iv ffiiii.ir '! !. i!ildf-k n.f tlii.' f. r ;.r.m r an.! ifT-n III !t- d i ii H' dn i la v r-ri 1 1 . r at 7M" Tin fir.ii'ii! pl.-nl - ..f t!,o f.ijr.-ä and Sun. lay "t"d v ill i f. ; 1 . 1 ,-it p.i rri. n Sprinz "H '1 1 ' i r - 1 . i "f tl.i- ',uo'v r.ar.H I-avo lntf-li.-'-u. r . l r i r i at s.(r( a n, , ft tinu-. Julncv Mrffl Ir (;. rz I! TntfrII:.-. pit'r Sunday .;. -ol U:.?); .1. V. I:' I'dal!. 'ipfrii.t.'ndf nt. .M.-rninz frldp at li:".' ifh n.rni"n ' n t - thflü... -Th. I.;tn i.f tli Mf ' d ti.- r-r-iarix." a di ii-i .n ' f tN Irdima tit - r i vr 1 r m r ln Tip- V. I' I", rn'fts at : Kv'itinz sorvi.p at 7 s.-n.i'.n t!.'ii.': MfT'iidvd In ';.rlt." V run .i. t!; '". .d ..r "d ivIiz!.t i vinz" tirr.-. llcnxarlaa Corner U'atli!. 3n it. ana CLerry fct . Iter, h Kertok. pastor. Mt. Zion Itaptiot 113 N. Hlrdsrll st. Uev. V. K Kfntirdy. I I. paster. Sunday f !ioi at 1 :'',') jv in.; Mr. Anna H ut'ljiriS'.n. superlntf ndf nt. first hrHti ."or. I.aurH an J Napier ta bertke 10:3d a. m. and 7:30 d. in. CHRISTIAN, rirt Main at reff, aoiith of puldlc library, lie v. .T.düi M. Aix:::,.!,r, pastor. Our t a hf rs ar trainod. lo'i3 Zra-l' d and w Law 1 :m'-s for all az ii. Ii;jI. upfrii.tf ndnt In th' nl, !!. of tin- pa-t.r flio pulpit ill i.f o. .upi d Sunday luorninz ''.v H'vI.. Vroii(in S. li'Tüifi liorti. '"..". N. Main r Mr. S I,f ruifi hoi n I a Pr-lvt''iia n iiiin'mt'-r from tl.o nol of Ililnoi. and I in South r.fiid for th' mnii'.fr with hi family Th M-rvi.-rs arc a-ordinz to tin- n-w tirno --f u 1-. Linden .rnue (liurdi of (liristI.lndn .iTonu' nnd Carlisle strrot. Id ward Castlo. pastor. Pr'.". nlns at l'i:l5 n. in and 7 :3ri p. in Sunday si hod ct D:3t) n in C. I.V at fi :7, p. m. :rayer uiftlitz Wednesday at 7:13 r. m. Indi.nia rn.ie - F mil urn am". Wltr nfinjf Kpv. V. A. I ! ru ruli . pator: i 1 1 i n . c "':; Hnnfv av. ; ''vll ph ne 4'.::3. Sunday !io.d at 9:.".'); U. II hifo. xupf rint ndellt. ö'f in on tin- r-.l and Iduo .nt ft S ii ii lay. An infrftinz tlnuv orhftr.i t.n:ii. Tlif fiiii'T.il nf Mr. I'.rown. will t:lk.' .l.O-o .it tll' (luir.h following tllf I 1 1 I i I I hour. Ctimii'nior. at 1 1 1 .!'' of tli fiitifial -rvi'i-. V. I'. S. C. 13 at .:.".: Mi- Prundizf. prIdfiit ; MU- s Mall and Porp. I';i.lT. S-rttioii follow inz; "ulijoit. "L'ailffhi." A z 1 uli' t II.iv' you hf.ird P'V. Mr P.rundizfV All wrvios ly now tlino wlii li iiifan on' hour i-arlier. EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION I Irt Lnfayotfo nud Monrnf streets. W. II. Prcshloy. jiator. Sunday srliord nt 9:30 a. m ;"(;.'oiz- J- L'Mijj. superlntrndf i.t. Th annual Chli.lr.'ti' ilay jiropram will t.o zivi'ii l.y tin- primary dfpnrtniint at 1:.: V. P. A at ;:.".ii: Kmnia Nlrnt. pti'idfnt Sulijf.t: 'Trifd and Proved.' ' P. Smith, hadi-r. Iivi-ninz z'fpel sfrvi' at 7 :".. V. P. A huiifss in'tit.ir Tiifday nizht at n o'rlo. k. Iiv. .1. N. MffzniM-. ptisidinz elder, will pro. nil Wo iifsday nizht at 7:4.3 and rondtK't tin ipia rtriy onforen e. Chuir if l.f.irsal Thursday .at 7:3n. IJetliel ( hiirrh. I.y.li k -Per. W. IT. Myzrant. pastor. Sunday srliAoj 10 -.fH) a. in ; William Triinlde. su po rlntondent. Gran Ctmrrti. '"or. Lincoln way W. and Walnut t. P'-y. . o. I.oirr. mln-lt-r. Sunday s. tio.d at 9 Georpn lie vine, superintendent. Mirpan Main nr.d Monroe at. IteT. A. Tl. HaUt. pastor. SMnd.iy srhonj at 9 :.". M. in. Knirnet Jester, auperintendenr. Moriiinz rvi.e at liMx Suhjert: "Kpf I ufo Sal vi f ioii." Pvfiiinc Jii-rvi-e nt 7. ."' Thf pastor will pie.n'h a eospel sermon Ladies' Aid Midety will not nifft this 'Tk. Th" si-rvhes of thin l.:ir !i will !. hdd nc-ordin to advaiKeil lime. Anten ( Lnprl Sunday srtiorl O:f)0 a. m , Mrs. John Anten, superintendent. Jlnss meeting 11:00 a. rn. Zlnn'a E a'ngelii! Cor. E. Wim tnd ;t. Peter ata. Per. Martin Goffeney. pastor. St. Teter'a Geiman 413 W. Lasalle nr.. Pew Iluzti W.hhelt. pastor. Sunday a hool at 9:0 a :n. ; Carl Ilelnke. upei lute udei.t. Repular pcrvh e nt 10:13 a m. uartfrl. nifftinz of metnl.ers of conzr zati"n at :3 p. in Monthly nifOtinz of V P. S. at 7 : '.i p. in Sunday st hool tf o h.T' inoftln- "i. Tuesday. July 1. ai 7:".i p. in Pri ill i in ! nifft Wednesday eveiiitiz at Mi Clun Niuit.. 113 P. P.ioadway. Choi- rel.iaral eery l'riday eveninz at 7:43. LUTHERAN. Holy Trlalty J:nglili -Sl.ernian nr. i.d LIud-ey at. Pev. All.ert II. Keck, pastor Sunday s-hool 9:13 n in. KdarJ Motta. superiuten dent. Classes for all Sui'ie.f of ie-on: -i;.i, and Caesar." Chi'f .ri i' "iU frnnu hy 1 1 . pat'T at 1 :::i ,i. in hi tin- evi-ninz at 7 :") tin- pov P. P M Pnzer of Mishawnka wiil p-ik oil the SilPjcit. 'The Leadinz Prin !;' of the Information." This 1 the third of a erie of four reformation a.'.dief l.finz di'iiere. in our hur. h tl.i var All are urzed to hear Pev. Mr. Pi. zeit The ouiiZ ladie' P.ilde !.! i ! I hdd a lawn . ial on the i I nr. h liwn on Thursday eveninz. Choir rehearsal on 1'ridav at 7:43 p. in at tin hiir.li AI! servl- s and in etinzs aei' rdinz to new time. St. I'mul a (ifrnmn f .ntlierr.n. Jeffersoo and WPllam sts. Iter. II. HMle, pastor. German a"rvl.-e at 10:30 a. t.i. Sunday s-.'V'ol. hoth K'.ßliaJ and Gorman, it 9 :.';f Pnp!ili .ervi- op tl.e uprond and fourth Surdays of the month at 9 :3o a. in German orvirc nt lu"o n . m . now tirr- Sul. j.-. t: Shall Wo Coi.tinue in v.:: '.' ; d l'ort'i.l." KncIUli servj. e at 9..) a in. ni'w time. Sul.'.e. t : HiIi-,,,-. Suml iv cli..o, Pi.clKh. ,n:.".rt a. n; . new tin e. No German Sunday S'lvoi. No iri e In tie exeninz. Monthly meeting iü tlo' aftfriiooti at Z ::; Th l idii'S" .!.'ty pita t lumiedl.itidy after tho rloso of the Gf. man ori- e Walrhor !eazu monthly loi.ii.'-s un-.-t in Tuen.l.iy at .o m Glorl Del wedih C!i ipin at. l K -T t . Pev Gottfn.l I'hoii, t ifor Snii1 iv v hool at 9:1' a. ni. I'.ihle rlass at '.' :l a m Tuesda v efiiinz. meetinz of the Sun'iv !,. ! f.-aoher wit!i Mr. Andrew .1. .lii.M.n. p:n:: S l'rinklm f. Pnrens n. tii z Priday eveninz. All treetlnzs I- z'.ti f ' ordir.z to the rity's new timo ordln.in e. SWEDISH EVANGELICAL MISSION CHURCH. Siv1ii i:angrlirnl Cirrifr S.-.ft and Pretuir.I streets. JCev. Km:l Wlnstedt. pasfr Sunday s. hol nt 9:30 a. m. ; Auzust Anderson, auperintemlent. BRETHREN. rir nretnren Cbarro 1214 5. Mir bi JT i ri st.. Iler. A. C Tbonus. paator. Suoday abool 9.30 &. tu . llartler Firestone. uperir.teudeat. M-irninj serTla 10:30 Christian 1'nJviTor 8:30 p. m. vantnf erTi.e 7:30. l'lral Churrh of the Brethren-In 11au.'iavenue and Miami atreet. Kev. T. P. Geuize. pistor. 14J1 Miami st Sunday s-licol. 9:30; 1". .I. 5tahly. uperintndent. 4-.1 i-in ro In way P. ernml rharrtt of the Rrethren Cushi: ; an l Van It:rrn sts , Iv R ( Pi.oo. p.utnr Sunday at hool at 9 :.W a. :n . es'ey .Immerm m, superintendent. l'l:risti :n Workers' nioetir.e at 6.30 p. m. J M. Miller, president. Proa-hlr.2 -r-Tloes at lu ."' a. in and 7 :3 p. in. I'rayer meeting en Tuelay eveninz at 1 o'ciovk. ( ontrrrnrr Memorial Vnitel Itrrthrea S. St. Joseph st Kct. Ct V. Bjrer. pastor Sunday ai harl at 9:30 z. n . C P. Wl!.n. miperlnteiident- Claap for .i!i Jrnior meetmz ea'.h s.'fiid.iy at 2:30 service will h

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rare Spe.-ial Inferet. The pint'T win speak on V ntitutionil Pevli .n" ns well a preieh -n 'Putfinz Forth the pffort." Ijvtiilcz s:ihjei t : sin as n Pr"zrei?p I.ntor." Christian F.nde.ivor srvle at 7 oj) p. ni : Mrs. Walter Correll. leader; ut.Jf' t. "Tried and Proved. " Tea- hr' tralninz las :iffr.r th evening servl'-e. etterl.fin zulid Mondav eveninc at the home of mi,, p.iva f'nim, 3z7 P. Ohio f Prayer servi--e Wednesday evening; Mrs. L. I". Gerher. leader. EPISCOPAL. Ft. Jaane' LaTayettt at., ncrth t Waahiiigtou ar. Parian houae. 310 TV. Colfax Itiht Iter. John Ilattu White. D. I), blalicp of the rtlocese ot aortLrn Indiana, rertor. Her II. R. White. Tlcar. Clergy house S10 W. Colfax nr. CATHOLIC St. Meptiea'a II uagarlan -Thomaa and llrl'heraoj ata. iter. Aieiander Varlaky. paator. Maaa at 8:00 od 19:13 a. m. Sunday ar-hool at 2 :U0 p. n. Henedlctlon nt 3 :0O p. rn. I'rearblri at 11:00 a. no. ßt. 1'atrlcL' 307 H. Taylor at.. IteT. John t DetJroote. C. S C.. pastor. Low masses at 6:00. 7 :3f; and 9:00 a. m High ciass and sermon &t 10:30. Haptism at 2 p. m. Vespers at 3 :3e p. m. .Snnda." chool at 3:00 p. m. Meetlnf of churca t&detles at 4 p. m. Ri. lltdwlf e's Pollah Cor. Scott and Naalar ata. Pev. Antiiony Zubowlei. C. S. L pastoi. Low . .aas at 7:30, 8 and 10 1. m. Sunday ae'jool at 2:50 p. m. ßeae ilrtloo at 2:30 p. m. 6t. ftanlalaus' Polish 415 N. Lincoln it Rer. Poman Marctnlak. pastor. Miu tt 7 :30. 0 and 10 a. r. St. Caslmlr'a r0ll.h-21 S. Webatar t. Low mass nt 730 a. m. Ulgh man st 10 a. ui. Vespers at 2 p. m. 81. Adelbert'a Folie- Oliv and Graes its. Iter. Joha iularki. pastor. Dally ansa at 3:15 p. tn Holy fiour Wednesday evening at 7.29. Sunday mass 8 and 10 a. m. St. Joaeph Hill at. and 3aall av.. Patrick J. Carroil. C. S. C. paator. Low masses at 7:30 and 0 a. m. man at 10. Benediction 3 P. am. Farreu Heart ISelglan 1126 W. Thomaa t. Iter. Charles V. Flacher, pastor. Mass at 7:00 and 0:30 a. m. Sunda.' achool at 3:30 p. in. Benediction at 3 p. m. Rfc'.reü Heart-Notre Dam? Low M.sai at tl:ii a. m. 'epers at 2:00 p. in. .St. ur;'t German 131 S.. Taylor at.. Her. J. M. Scherer, L S. C, pastor. Mass at 7:30 and 10 a. m. Sunday achool at t :f.O p. m. Itenedlrtlon at 3 D. m. SALVATION ARMY. 20) K. Jeffeiaon Idvd. Sunday servhes: .Morninz. eounty jail. lo:; Sunday sehend. 2;.".o; op'u air servhe. 7:3'!; lnloor ervl e. s :.".. . Prayer nu-etinz. 7:-'M apt. üemiali nrokes. uffieer In charge. SCIENTIST. Main and Madison sts. Sunday aerrlres iurlnsr the erection of the new chunh will ba held at the I asalle theater et 11 a. m. Testimonial meeting on every Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock at the Progress club room.. Melville hulldlnz. 212 S. Lafayette t.. Sunday a-jbool for children and young people up to the age 0: 20. Is from 0:45 to 10:30 Heading rooms maintained by this church on tb seventh floor of the J- -M. S. building, art open every afternoon from 2 to i and eu Saturday from II to & ASSOCIATED BIBLE STUDENTS. Progresa club h Melville building. 212 S. Lafayette at- Sunday. 3 p. a. GOSPEL MISSION. The Gospel Mission has moved from 42 P. Lasalle av.. and is now located at I'll Iv Lasiille av. Servbes are hold every Wednesday. Saturday and Suuday e.eninjis at 7 :-".'. Sunday seliool at 10 :P0 a. ni. eaeh Sunday. Come and bring your friends. MISSIONS. Mennonite Hope E Jedeison blvd. Sunday ahool at 2:30 p. m. Prea rhing 3:30 p. m. Services every night except Wednesday night. .Mary unemaker In charge. city 115 P. Jefferson blvd. Ray A. Bird, superintendent. Sunday achool at 3 p. m. Meetinga every night at 7:30. APOSTOLIC FAITH. 613 E. Jefferajn blvd Regular meet lug Sundry 10:15 and 7:30 o'clock. VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA. Special servbea Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday. Tridaj. Saturday evenings at 7 30. Saturday, Juniors' Sunbeam club u 2 :"0 p. m. Sunday, young people's meeting t 2:00 p. m Sunday son.? and praise meeting at 2:30 p. ni. Sunday i.ight. old fahioued gospel meeting at 7-30. Open air meeting If weather Is favorable 1 every night, corner Wayne and Michigan streets at 7:00. strangers In the city weleorne r.ny hours. 43 S Michigan st. Capt. II. A. Morey, Sec'y CHURCH OF GOD OF THE ABRAHAMIC FAITH. Scrvi.es .n Melville hall. 212 S. Lafayette st. Sundav school at loa a in.; Mi. I'uimi Kallsbaek. superintendent. LIGHTNING FIRES OIL TANK AT HAÜERSTOWN HAOKIhSTt )VN. Ind.. July 7. l.izhtninz struck and set fire to a 13,000 I'.irrel oil tank belonging to the Tidewater Oil Co.. near here, Friday night. The tank had been partly emptied this week and con tained only 3,300 barrels of oil, but flame from the burning tank could be seen for a distance of TO mile?. Kmployes of the company pumped oil from the tank until the heat of the flames made further efforts impossible. The top plates of the tank were fused ly intense heat. Parnate will le confined to the tank and I the oil lost, but company orticial I could not giv e the los doilnitely. PREMIER TO DISSOLVE HUNGARIAN PARLIAMENT LONDON, July 7.' It is announced In Huda Test that Count Moritz Ksterhazy. the Hungarian premier, will dissolve parliament, as the obstructive tactics of pupporter of form' Premier Tisza are making lezislation impossible, the Kxchanne Teleuraph correspondent at Amsterdam reports. Before dissolution, however, the premier wishes to ohtain passage of the new franchise law in order that elections may "be held under the reised system. ONE DEAD, 11 WOUNDED IN DUTCH FOOD RIOTS AMSTKRDAM. July 7. Workers from the government munition work. at Hamburg, a short distance from Amsterdam. and soldier? cl.ished last nizht in a continuation of the foo.l riots, according to the Handelldad. The munition workers J were joined by strikers and w ere r.re.t on repeatedly ty the soldiers. One man was killed and 11 wounded. Try NEWS-TIMES Want Ads

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TO GET SPIES Washington Officials Prepare More Stringent Espionage Regulations. WASHINGTON. July 7. Althouzh official's here take little stock in tin? more sensational spy rumors that followed the submarine attack or. the American expeditionary force, it is not unlikely that the agitation may result in more stringent espionHuo regulations, particularly with regard to ouUoin mails ami cables. No general re-alignment of the spy detection machinery of the government is contemplated, it was said Friday, because officials considei that results of the present system liave demonstrated its emciencj. It lias been declared authoritatively that startling revelations of what clready has been accomplished might be made if it were considered in the public interest. The government reali.es that such a course probably would serve no good purpose ;iiid might start a spy hysteria of dangerous proportion--, Tike the scares which resulted in injustice to innocent persons in several Kuropean countries earlier in the war. It aNo would wain spie. of the methods employed by American agents. In iew of the loyal attitude of the large body f German-American people it is considered particularly important that there be no hysterical agitation and no unneressary engendering of suspicion against the foreign born. Cii i iuiMainM C I ihm itab'c. That the erhrient German spy syste.n is operating in this country is considered by high officials as om of the inevitable circumstances of the war. Th large foreign population undoubtedly makes espionage easier than in most countries, sine the spies ran scatter among the foreign colonies and be completely lost to sig)it. It is pointed on; thai Great Britain and France with much more homogenous populations, have not succeeded in three vcais hi freeing themselves of spies. nr has Germany itself been able to keep military information from it.- enemies. (dficial? beliee there should be a closer government control of ou'uoing cables and legislation to tha end may bo asked. Tower may be sounht to censor outfrin mails. Whether this would oner only rr.ail.--to those not now covered by . the I'.ritish mail censorship is uncertain. dlurlosoii liii PI. in. Postmaster Gen. I'.urleson said Friday "hat he was oppo-ed to any mail cens'ip-hip to neutral countries on the ground that it was not necessary. Communication to Spain will probably lie p.rst investigated hv this government, as messages sent there via Cuba do not in any way come under Hritish surveillance. Tne government knows that there are man wireless plants in Spain and the Germans there undoubtedly are communicating direct with Berlin. After today'.-; cabinet meetin : members said the spy question had not been taken up. Atty. Gen. Grezorv said he considered there was nothing- new or alarming in :he situation. TERRE HAUTE SCHOOLS MAY ABOLISH GERMAN TFRBF HAFTE. Ind.. July 7. The Terre Haute school board tonight considered a resolution to discontinue teaching German in the prades of the public schools. Final action was deferred after an extendi ed debate.

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