South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 244, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 1 September 1917 — Page 2

sYTi iiiKw aitfrnoov, m:iti:mri:k i. 1917. THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

1 METHODIST. Main strr. lUr Ilmry I I r. . ! .. iraetit.g at 'J n ni. i o-d ,'it 'J a. ni la tn- audi , (). :a n. m.er nPn-bnt. i; u ii -'! wi;i ' '!;' 1 1. j'U I -noiii-ng ""v:- 1 1 ; n r 1 1 ;:!. ;.. i.i N ewr.lng rycvenlug w.;-i.i4 ui:l h-gia v tl:- ;'-MI ! i i r of "v.Tl n:. !; a i i.iu-i' a'. 7 ;.'. j. id '. I r I :. I fi I'lllplf l.fM .-.mi.I.iv J'-;!Vef Tin Wr 1 h ! ' 7 :;, )'! b IT. :c. Ucv .1 a ii-- L. iai Mil.Cr, j or. SunJiv !i i"! at 'J :i' a. ; . i'liL. j:."'-rintf-i.!f nt. j , ;, in Ir. ;-rii:.f-r -a ii. ; i in M.i rk !. i '- ir"i ! . v itii tli'- II'- ' , iio.t u ;'l -in-' i ' 1 ...,... rut., M.- " i'.'.A..rt!i i , in rt. ( .fi.n.-il ' vi' I- '" j till-' "ii W 'It; . t -v -ii 1 1 ! Ii, i ii i -1 r. 'I la-r- w id a-' ;t-li:iii- !; A ' li il it" - : xt-ii.;"I t t:.- j. it.'.i' t- at- i s -rvl' I lriKl,t,Miri-r nnd rrnn 1 I r.la k, pi-tor. Mifi-i-iv yi.n , M-ori'iip at 11 " ; k At t Id i.it--r will t r-;t -1 1 .( I. ;" j n I : : , r t 1 bs.gne at i ,. ; roü liI ' ill !ia- liar-'.- ( rvi- at 7."." Mi'hwrk --rv i - i iv at 7 :' in. J m.in n 1 Vrmir sr. HOT- ' ' Hunt, i stor. bnm at, ;u(l'!,rri K.ine. atir.s s-ip-rm-(Irmll or organize j clu-eM oh DZ n.r'.l "Ait. '-n.niu in--n -t ici-tr. 'I'.,- !i it..r v. ill i-rc-e ii tli 1- ig'i :if : ial Labor rvl- nt 7. '.. I'l-i-r- th.-rii.-: gt;etF-n f-f a "ai-:ta:i-t - -- Trayr ti:tt: V. .Iti---lay at .. m. rN-Ornor 5. M!--T.T-nn nn.1 Tntt IIpv. Ki'-Ii'ir'l II. rowlT. pnr-r. Mciinc at s .' in. Si; n. lay ! at y:."0 a. m.; rrf. f. A l'..vrs. Intm-lnt. C!an .M-Tinna lp at 10:1." Ji ni'ir ronzn snti-u .)'; Ir.v. Tortn. pu mt i u t r n 1 t. F.plneu at 0:r.': Hal Itniyli. VTvai-IJvt-alnjr orHiiip at 7 rkh Mrmnrtjil rorii'T I.lnln. I nnd )llv strfM-t. A ilnntfr Vnfor. Sunday 5. lir. t at .:"') V. Ilpkin. nuprlr.fn Jf-nt n n-i.rhip at l' !" I-"V 1 'l 1 rt M. I.. !mr- ti HI l; n f.f th. in.-riiiri-' v,Tvi-- .Ms4 Coüp ill vi"- I'.pv '-rt!i ! La-11." Ail 11. ! ThurM'lity. 5 In tin- 'liiiri ii parl-.r-.. . f-rLr M. V.. S. SfVflltl. StTr-t. 1. A- Loril. pastor. i:ri.U r.ro t-i r r.rll J..V2. II ri;. 'X1. Sunchool .it C :"'); Tro.I Miller. Miper!nt. rulilic worsnip at a. .1 T -"fl n rn. ,11.- H,.rMp at 1:l't a in with 11 l.v trio patr 1 . . i I w I i i-ap-l f-rvi'' f-r tli Küilren. I.pl:isu s-rvl. at ;: p in-hinr-Uv the nit..r at T: p. mInov.llv f-v.-ninr. prav r an-l prai-I,-.. .it 'M'j). Ir. .la in- I.. (iar.liii'T. tr of the St. J'a'il liiinli. will t-iv nl.lrn. at the tiiurli l.iurs.lay. r. ,,t T-.-'.ii 11 m. A tii.-ni'- fr t!n -rliit-'ti.!oiit. :iul th"'ir farni!i's f all itli r.Ml M.'t'.i-.!it 1 linn h Sinul iv will ! Ti.-M at I'.-tt.iw at. nil.rk Situr.liv. S-pt. ',.. ir pr.i.ti. lr th. !ir.-ti..ii .f Mi I ."ah 1 iila V W'liiu- at tin hur-'li. m ,.i.,rii.l Mlrlilcan nri'l Victoria r"ot Kev. I'.ati!, pastar. Sunday Iinnl nt 0:4. a. in : 1. i.rnaau. tir'r!nffi..lrnt. ..rniiir thrtno: "T!i" Ah"nt Mi.- '!).- Kt fiirn W. I. .ok T-t." üvt i.in,: t-i vi. . will t r hi. ii. t Sun-lav li'ht. T1hmi..: "I li-ll'ii rri';nur.'." l.vvortli l.-a'i" will l"'l h.v a vi-ilinc am. A ruT'Iiai wi .tua r 1 an 111 uu r i -. . r.rrman T.nf lyrtt nrt-1 TTayno Irrpt!. lev. II S. Mlilor. pistnr. Sar.d.iy shnnl 0 a. m ; .IMm Knrh, sn porlntondtt. 'tpi.hln 10:r.:" n ni. and 7 :.".0 p. 1. Hpxv f leneu.- at T:f p. tn. I'rajcr lfrtlnff J infu liiy at 7:13 p. m. UmI-IU'' V.. Ilr-isdnnt. Trv. '.'alter C MirrU. fiastr. Mornlnir ttlce at J0:tO. Kvrnm scrv!rp at 7 :"0. sriio-M nt .t- . Anaui unerlnton.lnt. t'raver tucctltiii lay T-nlnc at 7 :."0. FREE METHODIST, I letttlt I'f nnnvlT.iiila nvnui fill strrot. W. i;. 'Yrh?tpr. rntr. cbool J:r.O a. in. I'aul .SVMtzel, HmdPt. rrrao'iilr.c ät 10:39 a. 1 T :..U p. m. caui mihuij. r rrk Fre MettiodUt FouranJ Vine ta. K. S. Jennini, ,! 10 . na , U V. h. iurerlutenrtent AFRICAN M. E. fitrt A. M. r.10 W. M..nro t C. ry Alien, pastor. Suinl.iy sciiom at a. m . t.ui. la r. I tiiii'; l."v. i.n 1.1 vart. suporinttii!-nt. ion A. M. H. Ker. S. Satr.nls. pSr.n.lav hooi at 1- .'t; fvler. superlntprnlent. PRESBYTERIAN. -... f.i v htnrti)n av nnJ Iiifaytt t. Her. t'harlr A. Llpplnciti. I. I). luhilater. Miu ' iianoim .-, 1 - - ..i'.ionl ,i ni I r; 1 t e r. I Y,t. iv'f.i nr. n,1 5t. Tetef i t . l.tv. Jobn S. um, paeior io.t hol 9:30; 'harh-s Wae. m-r. superlua. u -. " - - - ---- t iit!:it. . ! Morning b.ur .f M.r-tiii at Ii:.. -!- .. .....l,.....i 1 .

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w !,i.-ii l-.-ia S-pt. ! ' r.-i;ui.ir '. I!, vrvi-a- Wilt tt-'t ! !'. 1. liVflllllC1 -.rvi.f at T:. with riu.'ii mi "Tlir 1 I wo ;r'.if"t Sin-" ".-tta' 'ra-r, .tin Tiifi.'a V all'. 'I'!:urtiay tfli- : . . n I 1 . 1 .... r-ivi.r lia.'ti!"' at tr .Mir. n: v7.!np-.l.iv --iiiii- f,-::.iw t.y t!.f , !.olr ppi-ti-' ',. iai a.,'ii-i c. lif - 1 .i-ii'V Ai'l - ifty '. .'' '-'ir- h T t: iy af tern.-vu 11 imini.1 ir l'r A M l't-l's. I a-t r Viulay srtio-l at !.3; u m : .f. I I'm-, aprritit-'ii-h'tit I'ahil,. wrsLlp l.fl" in. an 1 7 :"' P u j v.-ii: - ir !.' will If !t'il!lli'.l r.xt n-hiv. Chaplai'i .1 M fain or t,.-; ir.i Infat.try. will p;.-a h. Th' pat"r ! in nfHi, at thf in-rilii ü - rvl f. ... t ..... . iun. rinntii f r an.l PivMti lt 1 Onrge William Allien. T. l.. ni!n!r. i : '. . , :o. .::..: rati 1 iiorr, siip. rin-' ciitiM for x'tl ttemJantt i fAdalt He t tntrnatl.n.il Inion; all fmrn Inn or liown 'io tL" cloteiT 1 ri-iilM sTfttiu. iomi-ctent teaiiitr ar f l.."V.!e ,!. ! M -rnlt'.z pu w ..r-i.ip "it; .'r!'.t..n . ta. :;:inii: - at T! '"!:(' t r-! t t tariti!. 11 li.anifv lr---lin ti - ;pliilt 1 in i - f . : w 1 '. '. . an i ! '. -i t r a t.-.l i f f. r t ! V.li.'.ii ..".i The Til t-Vh. ! " T .l'::i-- t'::r:- ; firt 1 1 T! . 1- 1 v r lü'.r .it ". '.!...;. i;al,ri t ,, h-ad.-r-' i; M"-. I rar... ll.-l. r. 1 ;:. vrnirtiT :;:sr. 1. r : at. i tl.l : :.;ifiaii Hii-h--a t ; r 1 - :..'- ar-:.a-r'-l t- !'-::a !a! : kt.-v-n "ti plea-atit h'.'.ir." l.t-.irnl:..' ;;t T o'rh k . HC-1 ir-nt ! in; u. c on." h..ur. 11. v: i this wfk i i.:aiv .il. 1::: '.- r tho thf :!'. "My rav-ri: lhr.u." r il::; ":.l-.".' , Tl.t ni!inri. iT i'" !.:." i . U WV..1- !. -! iy ?f ni!i ;:t 7 :" i'--! i t!.i w ft-k : .i;r . 1 :.'.' ! i:.i !i . t 7. nn-If" 1 ! 1 ::! ;. t.f K" .ui.l Mr. II. IV I I ;-;:!.- i- . ..r- !: 1 i'r i-:iii-l ! ::!?.-!. 1 .1 :. ! p.trti- i;-a!f i nil .f t -r . BAPTIST. v f - r ' 1 lit I r i 1 r : 1 1 , M Aiiv- ( ' ' at y.j. u. ;.i-..-:.akT mi-v.'-1". :.. ;.i and 7 '

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U';r. .ni I'. V I I f i.'U . in Mil -x lii.-ttij W dii -lay at 7:l"i p m. JJutney Mreet - !rT. Or? I. FntT-lii.'-. pnf'r. Sundav .!,. ui '.:';0; J. W. I.rnd ill. -ii pTintt-ndent. (;,.,., -iit-i! ti all ;i:c. TI.'- intT-Mrti.-n,ii i ar- uf l in .il! th upp-r LT.I'!-. I"in!i ' Aor-hip at 1 'i ;.' f .ll iw 'd t.r f I..r-I' upp-i. Tlx pastor will !-;! Ii ' ii !). thfii.'. "W lii- li l:.y S!i;ll V- i'.-iri', Sipir-liv or S'in-'.vV" I. V. I 1 n.-.t, at 1:4.. T..p!--: "Mv l".ivrri.- H inn " Cvntiiiz .-rri. n t 7 .".11 with -j."'ial muii'- n n I a rtnon on tli- ti!ii.-. "P. iv t. Ta Hungarian ( omer Wib! :"o ir ana Hirry it. Ht. I; r.frtok. rntir. it. Z'on iiaptut 11:; N. r.:ri.ir:i !t Itev. r 1J Krnnt !T. ! I . past t. Sun,:at i''hfM)l at t 3o p ni ; .'in. Anna lint' l.inon. s,jporintndnt. I lrt hnrillih ' or. I.mirH aad Nap!er ! KerTl.a 0.Zi a m. anl 1 rS1) m. CHRISTIAN. rirt Main tre"t. outh d publl'T iiliraiy. Kev. .T;hu M Aix. ::.-, pator. Our t'-ahr- are train"!. l"H.n trade 1 1 and wo have its -as for 11 a.-f i. Imel. auperir.teiident M'-rnin' worihip at l':P Srni--ii "y 'n pi-t .r Tpi-: "Th all t II-t"i--Srvi.v" Iiv n i ii ir -: i. at 7 :"' Aft r tl.. '-rij.'.ii two -.(... i, 1 1 ni..inx pi- tin wili I.- !i .wn tu t it !!. "Naval Traiiiin Sfati'.n at th' ;r-at I.ik-." and "The ircit Al.iskatt liidiiitr.v of "a pt u r i 1. S-iiS" Sp.-iil niui.- Loth moi'iiin- anl iiinr. iiir 'hri-tiin IlinU-ax ir at ;:!.". Topi'-: "i:nthu-.iani. It-. 'alnand H-.w 1 ulf iv if-l " Prater and vrai' st-rvi U'i-il ii-' 1 ;i veiling at 7 :" Mndeti trntie f hurrh of lirimt r.lnden nrrni.e an! tarli-!f ptrrot. lalj ward '"a.t!e. p.itr. Pre .',nin? at 10:45 n m and 7 :30 ; ni. Su.tday sclK'l at 0:r,o n m t . P. .-it R.-l" p- m. :'rayer rri-et in r Wednesday at 7:15 n. m. InIiana Arenue Indium and Witwer (ivnnM. Iler. W. A. P.rur.die. pntor: reslileri'-e. LT. Ilaney av. ; 'Ml phone :.-" Sunday school at l):."); K. IWhite, supfrintetident. S. -m.-n at 1":5. Suhje. t : "I'.yU-sh.er--hr.-am" . P. S I- "l,; Sui:da at f.'.'.' P I" ;"n""" .' 1 7 -;ai "Mr r.rundiL'e will .1 nver an Ul,.trate.l s.-rn Praser and prai--...rvi.rn V. -due-lav at 7::y p. 1. A . i -di ll w !. unit- f allEVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION lirt-I.-afayette and Monroe greets W II. Pieshlev. p::stor. Sunday Hii.ool at'O:.".') a. ni :"(5o.,tpe J. I'ig. auperlntendet.t. , M-.i nil. - worship und s.rn...n at ..' Sui.i.- t : "The I.o-t 'hiUt. . I A tt r. :.' p. m : r.mnia Mint, president Mi.J.ri' S. huh. .I.h-ate t- Oakwood. ill u-ive hr repm-t. i:venin;' tf"I' sin i .- at 7::u. Siil.je-t : " I h- M w Mfe and IL iw M Live It. IJ.e .tTl. .1 hoard will rmet Monday at .: P. m. Pra-r naetin' W. dnesday at . : P1.1 Pred S- hwelt..r. h'.i.h-r. lie ini,ionarv ...mmitt.-e will nie.t at pn.ver nt.etii.L'. The Ladies Aid and V ' M S will meet with Mr (teniae Hol-t..'n. l.'- L. Madi-.11 st.. Thursday at PItethel Clnirh. I .ydick-r.rv W. n Mvernnt. pator. Sunday r-Koi 10. 00 a. in.; William Trimble, superintendent. Grace Church. for. Lincoln way W. nnd Walnut st. I'.ev. O. ) f wr. m nl.ter. Snndav srhnol at l:30. George Ucvine, superintetident. Mlipah Mfltn r.-1 Monroe its. 1 A. P.. Haist. pastor Sunday school at n. m. Lmmet Jester, superin tendent. , . Ia-s-m Mitdv: "The Slapherd of five Israel." Mriinir worship at 1-M; Mihj.'.t: "nur f enditi-ual .Mitety. V...UIU' Peoj-h'-s alliati." at U:r. l.ven-i- , rvi., at 7 ::'. Snbj-t : ' in- the Word :.n.l Its fruit.' Midweek prayer service on Wednesday eveninc. foih.w. d hv the Sunday s. ho.d roiin il. h"ir rehearsal " 1'riday ni-'ht. uten Chapel Sunday srbool 10:00 a ra.. Mra John Anten, superintendent. 'Jlasa meeting 11:00 a. m. EVANGELICAL. ZIan'a En,elicl-Cor E. Tne and 6t. Peter ta. Ker. Martin Goffenej. paator. rftfr'i C.ftinan 13 W. Laalte t.. Hev. Hue,, Wiebelt. Ptor SUDflaj mhool at 0:O a. m. : art Hnli'aupcrlntt'Uclcr.t- Itegular service at 10. 13 a. ru. - LUTHERAN. Holr Trinity KnflUh-Stcrrf.ail T. and Llii..ey at. Uev. 11 u?m' pastor. Sunday , hool 9:U n m . Ld; Urd Motts. aupcrlutendeuL llassea far ''"viiult" P.U'le d.i-s taucht 1y the pa-tor. Subi.-.t: - jui.-t M.uy :ii"l ,' Martha" 'hief -rvi.e with sermon by the pastor at l::w a in. ub.i";t "Wanted :-Vour Prayers I he pa-t-.r 1.,-cius this in. mill the seventh year l his present paM.-rate V.-pers with erin. .11 at 7:::' P " Mil..!-, t : A Kotal l ea-t " Thi is the tirt f a -ein. on on the I k of INther. Monday heini: Labor .lav. the monthly m.-etini, ,.f the - hur.h .aiUli.il Will be po-tpone. ,.,. week. The Tea-hers' ao.-ijlt loll tvlll m.et Tuesday at 7:5 P. '"- ;,t the ilur- h. Ka'.lv .1 iy plain wi'l. be . -n -,.1,'te.l and ..Hier important bn-in will I.,. ,,.i,l,iv.l. Weather .on. itb.ll 'ein" fivoraMe th- brotherhood will hold 1 law 11 so, iil on the . hur. h lawn on Wednesday even inc. The September meeting of the Ladies Aid sorpty t . 1 t..- h. Id on Thnr-.lav .ifteniooii at the home of Mrs. Hans Han-m. to: P.la"e jiv rii.-ir rehearsal on 1'riday at . : P m at the . hnr. h Luther league serv1. , h will I"' resumed Sunday. Sept. '.. the servl-e latlns: from ': t 7 :' p m t. I'nul's t.frmn Lutheran .T.fTeron nnd William ft". v- 11 , Ho.le. pastor Crmau -rvl e at Mind iv s. h.K.1. both rnllsh and .er-i-in it ' "i Lnsllsh serviie on the se -.'ndHiid fourth Sundays of the nu'iith ut 7 : p ni. .... M?l.-e for the deaf on Wednesday foi'.owlnc tie third rue-lay of the noMitl, at P ii- Sermon by the p:.tor. snl.ie.-t : "Meri t. Monthly :i eetluu' at - :"'' p.Iuris l" sf,i,n fhapin and Kerr t I'.ev ;.ttfrld O'.s-.n. pastor- Sundav s'-hool at '.:iH ! 111 I'.ible .las at J :15 a- in. SWEDISH EVANGELICAL MISSION CHURCH. wr.Iih i:tantfe!i:il 1'orncr S-ott Mi l Ov hard st i;. v. Lmil Winstedt. pastor S'jii.Iat s, h.v.J at :::'.' a. in.; August Anderson, superintendent. BRETHREN. Tirol Breihrrn Chorf'.t-121 S. Mlrhijau at.. Per. A. E. Thema., eaator. Sanday aviiool .30 a. in.. ilartl-r Flr?stnne. nperlntendent. Marningr serrl" 10:30. Christian PudeaTor 6:3J c alnj frvue 7:30. I'lrat Church 1 the Itrethren Indl.ivei ie and Miami street- liev. T. 1'. ('or:e, pas to.'. 14:i Miami st. Sunday a.-h-j.d. '. flit. 4-3 P. (i. 5tahiy. aurcrinioua-.iiu-oln way K. Conferenci ?lentortat Tnited Ilrrthren as s. St. Joseph t. Hev. G. V. Byrer. pastor Sundav s hool at 0 :"0 a. ra.. C L'. Wilson, superintendent- C:ase for all. Junior meeting eaob .Saturday at 2 :r-r The j..it"r will pre. 1. h m-rnin and et. i.ii -- S'ibjet for li:."J a. m. : "P'.ki, l's l.iter." I'tellillC subnet: "Measuring the Pattern" fhri-tian Lioiiator serti.e at .:15: W-j'ter t'ori. ll. l.-ider. Sijhje. t: "My Pavorit-' 1J :nn " Prater serth e Wednesday et-;,in-'. The Woman s M i-iona ry .. !- ttl Will I.e. t With Mi. .I.IUi.". Sh uui. li4 'oiimby t.. l'ril.iy at p. ui f n.l Inirj Ii of the ltrrfiren ru!i-i;:-' and Van Puren t Kev. II it. IJoose. P -for. 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Phristinn Workers me'tirr at .:.".- p. m : .1. M Miller. pre-i-Uiit Pr-a-hiii servii a s at !:."' a. m and 7:-".o p. ni. Prater nie tili ea- h Tuesday -teriin .it EPISCOPAL. Ät. Jami' Lafaye tt at., nr.rth t Waahltgto'i nj. Parloh bens, 3'.0 W. t'olfax ar. Rljht Her. John Iltzan Whit. D. I. i.iahcp of tha tlores ot if-itl-rrii Indiana. r?etr. Her. il. H. WLlle. ticar. t'lergy hotiso. 210 W. Col'a t. o s.-rvi- e- Sund iy. S-ft. -. 1 1 a -.unt of re.l 1 ..: ii f 1 1 ) t!j" li'ii' !i CATHOLIC fft. iXtrpltra'a 11 u n jar la n T hom a a and IrpLeran at. Kev AieTanJr Varlalrr. putor. Maia nt 8.G0 nd 19:15 a. m. üunday af-l-ool at :00 p. tn. Heuedlcth ii n t xt p. m. rre.irli'ntr nt 11 00 a. rn. St. Patriot.' .107 S. Taylor at.. Re?, lohn l le(iroote. S ('.. past-r. Low niasaes nt i :0. 7 :30 anI 9 :00 a. m High m.?i and aerinon at Kf.Ti l'.jptum at I p. tu. Veapera it 3 .? p. tn. Sun dar ichoil at 3:00 p. in. Meetiujr of cliurci foi iff !es t 4 p ra. M. lldwir'a I'olUh C r. 5eott a nd Naaler ata. (?. Anthony Zuboricx, C. Si. C, paitoi. Low . ass at 7:30, ft and 10 a. HQ. Sunday aehot! a! 'J:f0 p. in. BcnJrtla nt 2:30 p. m. St ftanUlaua' roll.h 413 N. Lincoln it Iter. Human Marrttilak. n.nator. Miff it i Co. 9 and 10 a. m. 61 Caalmlr'a I'IIah . 821 S. Webata: it. Lua nia-a at 7 SO a. in. High man at JO a. iu. Xeaper. at 2 t. m. St. Allb-rf Poll- ()11t sod (Jraro its. Rer. John P.utaeni. pastor. Dally mi pa at 3:15 p. m iloiy nour Wednen.lay evening- at 7.3.. -Sunday maaa 3 anJ 19 a ra. St. Joaeph Hill at. and Laanlle a v.. Catrb k J. t'airol. i . S. C. jiatr- Lw m.-tssea nt 7:3 and 9 a. rn. High man at 10 r.ei.-edlctlori S p. m. farrea Heart lirlKlan 1120 W. Tho.Tiaa ot Rev. Charles v. f lacher, paator. Mats at 7 :tiJ and 9:30 a. m. Suni'a. school at 2:30 p. in. Penedirtion at 3 p. m. Furred Heart Notre Dame. Low M.aa at '.:00 a. in. Parish mass nt b:"0 a. ra. epers at 2:00 p. in. M. Mary'a 1riiin 431 S. Tajlor at.. Rer. J. I. Scherer. (.'. S. C. paator. Mass at 7:30 and 10 a. m. Sunday ahool at J:30 p. m. Renedlrtlon at 3 p. m. SALVATION ARMY. 20'J L. Jcfirnnn bird. Sunday eers-i-'ea : Morn in sr. foiinty jail. 10:0; Sunday hool. ' :M; iTeu air service. 7:.','); indoor service. S:öii. Prayer meeting. 7 :.".o. ('apt. Neheiiiiah Tiruokes. officer in charge. SCIENTIST. Main and Madison ats. Sunday eerrlees luring the erection of the tie-v ohurca will te held nt the lasalle thealer M II n. tn. Testimonial meeting on every Wednesday evening at 8 o'elock at the Progress vMub roomt. Melville building. 212 S. Lafayette isC. Sunday school for children and jeiing people u to the ago ot 20. i from 9:45 to 10 :30 Reading rooms maintained by this cnurrh on tht seventh floor of the J- M. S. building, ara open eve"y afternoon from 2 to & ana on Saturday from 8 to 8. ASSOCIATED BIBLE STUDENTS. Prngress club hi.:!, 212 S. Lnfayetle at MelTll.3 bulldlrj. Sunday. 3 p. a. GOSPEL MISSION. The IospeI Mission ha? moved from 42S P. Lasalle av.. and is now located at 4M P I.asalle nv. S.-rvbes are held every Wednesday. Saturday and Sunday evenings at 7 Suinlay s. bool at 10 AM) a. m. ea. h Minday. Come and hrius your frl.'n.la. MISSIONS. Mennonite Hope 321 H. Jeffeson blvd. Sunday school at 2:30 p. m. Preaching 3:30 p. rn. Services every nlht exeept Wednesday night. Mary Minemaker In charge. City ltfj E. Jefferson blvd. Ray A. Dird. auperlntendent. Sunday school at S p. m. Meetings every night at 7:33. APOSTOLIC FAITH. 513 E. Jefferson bird Regular meet lug Sunday 1U:45 and 7:30 o'clock. VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA. (Jospel mission. P'.O S. Michigan st. All Christian societies Invited to a bis open air meeting every Wednesday. Piil.iy. Satin J.I.Y nnd Sunday nisliK 'corner Wayne and Mi.liian streets. old-fashioned srospel meetinsr at Volunteer mission hall Sunday niI.t. Lverybuily Invited. All welcome. CHURCH OF GOD OF THE ABRAHAMIC FAITH. SertbaM in Melville hall. 212 S. Lafayette st. Sunday school at loajO a ni.; Mrs. L'mui. liailsoa.k. suierintei.dent. Preach injr servi.-is at 11 :n a. tn. and 7 :.". p. in. by Lbh r D. L. Van Va tr. P.eiean in.eting on Thursdav eveninsr at the home of K. C. Pailsi.a.k. C.l s. 1' Ih'tt s vf. BIBLE INSTITUTE TENT. Corner Port a re and I.eland a vs. I'.ible h-.tuns given every night except Saturday at the big tent. Sunday night. S pt. 2. Lvangelist Serns will e. tur- on "The Change of the Sabbath " riU:VlN(, (U:M. Fresh and All Kin.Ls. SPUIVI-: C.l'M, Cood for the toniuöh, at COONLMY'S. Ailvt

Next Liberty Loan Campaign To Be Opened On October 1; Debate Advertising

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1. The opening the next Liberty loan camIndications are the nest offerintreasury department for October 1. Subscription books will dose November 1, unless the program is altered. The amount of the interest rate, the denominations of the bonds and other details will be anno;; need after congress disposes of the pending Mil. Whether the bonds will be advertised by the government through paid newspaper space is under con-.-ideration. but Sec'y McAdoo said Friday nUht the i ost of such an undertaking would exceed the appropriation now available for the purpose. He added that there could It no action until more light had been received as to the cost of an effective advertising campaign and until congress had decided what amounts will be allowed for advertising for futuie issues. Half of I'm ml Already Hnt. Under the war revenue bill, passed last April, s 7. "00. An a made available for expenses ot limiting ? ",.i"M.n,r (". 0o in 1-onds and SJ.'V1.oOO.OOo in short time cert.li--.ites of indebtedness. It is repotted that about half already has ben disbursed in connection with the flotation of the ? -.00'), ou o.u Ubtrty

E SPICK DRILL SERGEAMTS Seven Men From Each Section Selected As Instructors For Company.

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I ril Imastc-rs for eacli section of the South llend and .Mishawaka Imme guards were assigned last night !.y the county council of defense at a meeting; in the Chamber of Commerce. The two cities have he en divided into 10 sections seven for .South liend and three for Mishiwaka. The sections are alphabetically designated from A to K. The first seven letters embrace the seven wards of South I lend in rotation, and the last three letters embrace the North, Kast and West Mishawaka division. Seven drillmasters for each section were named at the Friday night meeting. One man in each section was named as senior director. The man so chosen is in command the lirst drill night. the second man named is in command the second night, etc. Sets of drillmasters will rotate from ward to ward with each drill night; for example, the men drilling section A the first drill night will have charge of section 15 th second night, and section C on the third night, etc. Drill Two Nights a Week. Drill nights were set for Tuesday and Friday, and the drills are to begin at S o'clock and will last for an hour and a half. There will he a meeting of the instructors each Monday evening in the Chamber of Commerce building. Maj. Calvert is particularly anxious that each ward committer should report not later than Monday noon to t lie central hoard at the Chamber of Commerce, the place of holding the drills in their respective wards. The drillmasters were assigned as follows: SKCTION A FIRST WARD. C,. A. Heed, senior director; Fred J. oberele, Clinton F. Camp. Harry S. Fader. W. K. Schneider, Thomas Pone, Henry U. Paxton. SFFTION B SHCOND WARD. John 15. Oren. senior director; C II. Snoke. Stanley Klosinski, Claude F. Campbell. Walter Fassnacht. Scott M. Lick, Charles F Jones. SFCTION F THIRD WARD. tt II. Peyler. senior director; Jooj.h F. Neff, IMgar T. Fonds. Toney O. Weber. W. Tl. Spreng, Chailes F. Zillmer, Clarence tloshr. SFCTION D FoFRTH WARD. Ktl. 1'. Peck, senior director; Pre.l W. Recti. Orson L Morp.in. William Ci. pertch. Shirley Reynolds. AV. 11. Lonu'necker, Julius Stryha.ski. SFCTION F FIFTH WARD. Frank niackman. senior director; Walter Jennincrs. Sam J. Pni?er. John Johnson, 1 1. Ci. Henry, K. S?. Addison, Steve Novak. SFCTION F SINTI! WARD. Leo ("helminiak, senior director; Herman Reis. John DeHaven. F. C. Reimold. Howard Watson. Frank .L Rusyzinski. John Amirczinski, Frank J. Katajezak. SFCTION C, SFVFNTH WARD. Howard Snyder, senior director; CJ us. Haslanger, Ray (lokeen, Andrew Johnson. R. Lyle Kelley. Walter Rloomtield, William Hodak. Sr.CTION II - M I S H A W A K A . Henry Faulkner, senior director; Arthur Dtiggan, Fdward Sthougher. John Kelly. Harry F. Strubb'.e, C. K. Nichols, Kenyon W. Mix. SFCTION I MISHA W A K A . Hiram R. (Juise. senior ilirector: bonds first offered and the certificates oi" indebtedness put out in advance of the loan. In announcing the tentative i-ro-:iam for the second campaign Mr. McAdoo appealed to I.lbertv loan committees to perfect their organisations to prepare for the next campaign by getting in touch with the various federal reserve banks. The secretary's statement ie-ard-ing newspaper advertising said: "There seems to be an impression that the treasury department in the first Liberty loan .tmpaign applied for free advertising, or paid for advrtiMiig in some papers and not in others. That is entirely erroneous. The treasury department did not ask newspaper publishers for free advertising, because I realize that the newspaper's only profitable commodity is advertising space, and that there are many papers which are not able to give free advertising, especially in view of the hi'-h cost o? print paper. Ncsaici Were IyaI. "Ne-x spa pers and press associations loyally cooperated with the government in the htt Liberty lan. 'News and editorial columns xer devoted most generously to the issue. They carried its message into every home and deserve great praisa I for their service of patriotism. The people of the country want to kn' the fir.anc'al needs of the government and the details of the issues of

c.eorg W. Doty. K. W. Kr.orr, Peter Van ( ker. Fmil De Wendt. Karl D. Warner. Harlan W. C.illis. Clayton F. Keller. S I 'T I O N K MISHA W A K A . William H. Tupfer, senior director; Harry Buh. Cleorge W. Flair. Norman F.. Neil, C. F. Hirenh.iiinh. W. F. Roe. K. I . Warner.

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II TEN CENT LOAF Says It May be Possible to Get One for Eight Cents. WASHINGTON. Sept. 1. Prospects of an early and radical reduction in bread prices apparently vanished Friday night when Herbert Hoover, the food administrator, announced that the best the public may expect is a Di-ounce loaf for lu cents or possibly eight cents. The eight-cent loaf of 1; ounces is possible, Mr. Hoover said, only if bakers, retailers and consumers unite to eliminate wasteful distribution methods and cooperate to obtain a standardized loaf. The price of family flour, Mr. Hoover said, should be reduced at the present price of wheat at leart two or three dollars a barrel. Rakers' flour, however, will sell little cheaper than at present. C. I. Corby, who is serving for the bakers of the country as a voluntary aid to Mr. Hoover, said Friday night that a K.-ounce loaf for 10 cents would represent a slieht reduction in present prices. Standardization, he said, would be hard to bring about, since varying costs in ingredients that go into bread have made it necessary to increase or reduce the size of the loaf. No move will be made towards reduction, Mr. Corby said, until the food administration has announced its plans for dealing with the baking industry. It may be a month before the program is ready, it was learned tonight. "The bakers have been and are holding themselves in readiness. " said a statement by Mr. Corby, "to effect the conservation of wheat. They have been cooperating with Mr. Hoover and have supplied data and facts to assist the food administration in perfecting its plans relative to bread. "The bakers respectfully request the public to disregard the many ridiculous statements about bread emanating from unreliable sources and ask that they await the announcement of the president relative to the nation's plans for broad reduction." EVANGELIST'S SON IS KILLED RY AUTOMOBILE WARSAW, Ind., Sept. 1. Dwight Nevvlin. 14 years old. only child of C. A Netvlin, well known evangelist of Winona lake, Ind.. was almost instantly killed Friday afternoon when he was run over by a large touring car. The accident occurred at Winona lake. The 1oily was ridinpr his bicycle and bassod directly in the path of the antnmol.ile which was being' backed nut of the Rarace ly Rev. James A. (Jordon. pastor of the Winona Federal church. The machine passed over the hoy's hody. The parents and Dr. (Jordon ar prostrated by the accident. SIT.CIAIj SFRVK I S. A special service will be held Sunday morning at 10;?,o o'clock at the German Fvangelicil Zion church in behalf of the numerous young men of the church, who have been drafted int.) the service of th federal army. Fvery young man will be presented with a prayer book. SICK LIST. Mis F.ernice Shirk, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tra Shirk, t:'. Rush st.. is seriously ill with typhoid fever. Miss Shirk was a graduate of the South Fend high school this year. bonds. That is news. This information was given to them in the most ( omprehensiv e form pos-ible .and the newspapers and pres- associations have the satisfaction of knowing that they contributed immeasureably to the success of the loan. Siiccess could not have been accomplished without their aid and cooperation. I have no lo;jl t that the government will have the same genuine support from them in their news and editorial columns in connection with the second issue. Raid .dxertiing a Problem. 'The question of paid advertising presents a serious problem for th government. The value o' such advertising cannot be doubted, and if the operation could be governed by the same considerations as those which determine the action of private enterprises, it would be much simplified. A private enterprise may advertise in a selected number i.f mediums that are useful .o lis purpose and may conti ol itn expenditures for that purpose without limitation except its own desires or ability to pay. If the Government engages in such a campaign it must advertise in every ne. -caper and periodical in America without discrimination. All should have cjual treatment and must hive equal ti eatment." opening of next Liberty loan camof Liwit. bunds will a !pi oxii.ia'e 5 .:,'0"1,,,-",,,"JU.

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September 3rd Labor Day In all states District of Columbia and Alaska: Sun risos ,v.:S; sots 6:30. Warm day is predicted with fair weather. Wc dose the store all day. Tuesday, September the 4th We Resume Our September Sales and continue through the month. Our offerings will interest you. Watch the daily papers.

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"My but it's delicious" " Listen to the merry tinkle of spoons as four happy youngsters aided and abetted by Tige are doing justice to the climax ot the" partv FOUR HEAPING DISHES OF DELICIOUS BLUE RIBBON ICE CREAM. The happiness of the youngsters tells the story of what THEY think of . d ice cream. Blue Ribbon Ice Cream is both refreshment and food. It's cooling on a hot day and food for children and grown-ups to boot. Mado with PURE MILK and CREAM flavored with PURE FRUIT JUICES. As rich and wholesome as best ingredients and skill can make it. 100 good that's Blue Ribbon Ice Cream Always to be had at your corner drug store, confectionery or direct from us. Blue Ribbon is the best. Farmer's Dairy Co.

824 HARRISON AVE. -j.-.-.-.irr- - zu NEWS OF INTEREST TO POLISH CITIZENS social i:vi:nts. A. meeting of Rolish Falcons, Z. Ralicki. No. 1. will be held Sunday afternoon a- 1:.'1 o'clock at Z. 1. hall. The meeting of St. John Cantius Literary society f 5"'t. Hedwige church will be held Sunday evening at S o'clock at St. Hedwige hall. The singing practice of St. Hedwige Choral society will "tie held Tuesday evening at S o'clock at the St. Hedwige school. The St. Stanislaus Kostk-'i society of St. Hedwige parish will hold their meeting Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock in the St. Hedwige school. The military band of Falcons. Z. . No. 1, v ill hold its rehearsal Monday evening at 7:'b o'elock at Z. R. hall. The Young Ladies' sodality of St Casimir' rari-h will hld their meeting S' inlay afternoon at -o'clock in .vt. Casimir's school. A niee'ing of the Archangel ;ev of St. Casimir's parish will hold its meeting Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock in t ie St. Casimir's school. The junior irym class of Z. P.. Falcons will hold their exercises Monday evening at Z. R. hall. The meet.r.g of St. Peter-Raul society of St. Stanislaus church will be held Sun. lav- afternoon at l:"o o'clock at St. Stanislaus' hall. The Vout.g Iidi:- sodality of St. Hedwige churrh will meet Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock at St. Hedwige school. The M. Romanowski Faleor.s band will hold picnic at Chain lakes Sunday all day. uxiliary No. f, Pulaski, xxill meet Tuesday evf mug at the home of Miss Marv Rednar. ""' S. Jackson st. ! RFROVL. 1 Stanley Sczapin-ki. 1 1 '5 W. Division st., returned from Toledo

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where he spent the past wee. With relatives and friends. ' Sylvester Guzawski of Indiana Harbor is spending- a few days '.5 1th frierds here. ; Casimir Lo.lyga. CIS S. Pulfki st.. left Saturday morning for Chicago to spend three days with relatives. Joseph Wcizyk, who has H'-cn here visiting with friends, left aturday for Hammond. J (Jeorgw Wojc iechow ski ,f Ia rte is in the ity visiting with friends. Miss Agnes Kwiecinski. Washington av.. lias gone to Chicago j r a few days' visit with friends. , Re.'. Anthony Kozevvicz retimed to Chicago after a two weeks' visit with hi- mother. Mis. Frnce Ro.-niz. l-'n V. Thomas m, Mir heal Wib zynski of I t r i t is in the city on a business vis.t.. I tank G. Sobolski 1 -fi for- his home in Michigan City following a few days' iit with friends here. Misses Sadie Teski, Lizzie Wachowiak and Fsther Laudowski. arrived h-re from Chicago Friday for a few clavs' visit with Mr. and Mr:-. Joseph Pijanovvski. T'" Monson st. John Rogovvicz left for his home in Jackson after a couple ilays' vis-it with friends here. Leo Zaros f Gary is sj ending a few days with friend here. Mrs. Frank Walorski. ',.", S. Pulaski st.. left Saturday for Chic-o for a few days' visit w;th relatives and friends. Stanley Gnusinki of Laporte is jri the city visiting with friends. Mifs Henrietta Domiriski. 1243 XV. Division st., ref.irr.eii Saturday morning from a two weeks' visit with relatives at Gary. William Piechowiak returned to Milwaukee after a short visit with frF'-ids here. Miss Victoria Strau. f"00 W. Thomas st., le-ft Saturday afternoon f..r Chicago to spend three dav with friend-.-bahn Kohrzyc of .Michigan ':ty is her e- on t-u. iiie.-s. Ignnti'Js L'ik.fZew ski of Fge is th." guest of Mr. and Mr-. Marion

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I 1 v fc BOTH PHONES 2157 Tomaszevvsi.i. 121 N. Walnut si. Andrew I. :i.itski returned to Hammond aftr a few davs' v.it with friends here. Miss Iot:ie Sa.abwski. Gl S. William st.. returned from a tl:i weeks' visit at Streat..r and I-aSal'e. 111. While in Street or flie was the guest of her '..1 other. Fev. Miecz slaus Szalew Paul Szuj-ki of Fikliait is in Jh city visiting with friends. N. SwitaFI.i. I-::iha:u st.. hi gone to spend b.s . nation .t. F:i-. Pa.. Niagara i-Vili-' ;n,l R-;ffa!o. Miss M. H-.-.lak a : lived 1 f-r from RaSaRe. I I, f-.r a two wck--i?it with Mr. a:,d Mrs. P'ter Sz.il-ew-ki, 411 F. William st. John Otre-r,1 r-f S jth h.l' 'i:r is spending a few .1 iy witli frie;. !- Anthony Gin ' I r.i:a ra po!i in the city i Mis Stella il id ik. K..- :isz',... left Friday tf. s;ie;.d sveral with relative.- t 1 fr:-:'. -1 at iluffa'. Niagara Fall- a: 1 F.r;-. P .. .... . 1 1 1 1 a I : l inaift"- ..... for an indefir.it' stay Clii." .1 g-. i 1 1 ; T-- 1 1 . . -.- II . ' I " WARNER BROS. Seed and Farm Machinery 1 114 E. Wayne St ! MAX ADLER rnMPANY World't Beit Clothei Corner Mich. V

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