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umclay METHODIST. flri-. Mjin .t. LVv. Hrorj L Pul f-stir t:i.-n li'.-cfing it '.. a. Hi.un'JjT . i jt ?.-'; a. in.; I.!mT 1". A tcr 1 1i y. u j-ri ntn b-nt. 1'ub!:.' V(.rji :t t' : M ;i m and 7:od I. m. I'r l!Tt-. tl.e p.inr. will "-upj tb f 'J 1 1 1 t"'f!i rvl. Morniug t'ia: 'Iii.- .- f lh- Wori-J." Lpvorth li?tj' at ':l-" p. rn , in tf- fritiilhir rrM-m f ? hur ii At 7 :.'io ir. Iaia vHI "Hri aul It KfTiä.', Tbo r.-u'ulir -!.i.nis rlir.ir will mug at both K-ri -. Ir;ty-r n-t 1 n .) vr ! t v'-iiitig :it 7:;'" " !-M K. I'd by lr. Ini 8t- S'aul MamnrlaJ -Colfax arid Laport, itfiitjfa. i:-r. Jam- L. a r I i r, D. l.. paator. Sunday fLool st O fc ra. ; Iior Young. su'rJhf n'JTit. Momioj htvI. :it 1';:, .'. i.. w "ltti mnuou iy tti- mini-NT n " Tli.iusgivf.p i ..l in-..f i. !." a ti 1 t n r ..! 1. Kirl VY. Knurr i-nt it W-1. "Willi Mvrrtb in.: Ib'.irt." T'.-'itli N;igu-.Tt'-i at ;:.'. p '" by MjH-ll.njg-r i:v-U''ig .'.rrvl'T at 7:-y ' I U . Ir. Gtf'lloer Mill smjV. "n "TI) I ti H I -1 n ..f our IU-publb" 'I If Mt.-nrr-n will Im- fII.nl I. pi-Mur- of "lUiurl lbir.be - ted i'i"L'-r,"' in--utlng an ;i -tj ri t of lh' eirlv j..in.-.r 1 iy. .f r)i-ri' a .; ul 'Tin- Vtiplr;i-y of l'ntiye." tV-n from I'arkniamV M-f.ry. A nihil Invllatiuu i x tn! 1 tl.e puMi" to atN-uU tb'-- tvI. . . Löwen llcicbta MlDf r and rraiirls at Gut II. Mlaric. pastor. Sunday so boo I H. C. Pelong. auperlutentlent. Tri jia.t-r will - l u-t h -rvb-f f '.rihip and rotif- r:it.l! S u u J't " inumlliff. t'Ut Mil! not iTem-U u. v-ri!ttl. Tli !;m-rutiK'Dt f tb- I-rJ" inppT. tiipti-ni anl r"fpti'n f Di'nit-ri will ! Nht"I. .Iimlr hiir.li :it : p in. l.;'Pigm l.y i ni tiirsi'u at tl' 1'iMt .iftli-ii.-t l..iptitry ;;t H i:pvrtli nt :'!. I . v-n i iir r-v:i u'fliti'-M.TVle-i ;it ra Srir!ii th'ni: "Tin? Mao Tli it I. n.it'py " 1 '"' ' l'"rus-'li..ir i i I n'.ng at frb morrinj ;tnl fvMiln rvi. Ln'n Th i nUlviii' frvliM H'1-.juvs.iay iii.'Iit at tLt- Triulty ITeiliy-t'-riin -ti ti r -li TrlaUy Itlaln: an! Vosjr ar , Hev. Melrlt Hunt, j.astor. Itil.l m liool at '.:C'); Xu'lolph K'.lne. acting superlnteiit'at. Tli tiMv "pirtnop'liip pi. in" wiU b tn.jiifi rut'il- Vfornlti worship at 1 :!. Snnn ou. "Tli" Mlssi'-n -f lTotr.-tiint -;m fit tl. I.liflit f P Y:ir-." Spriul Tiunkstviti muni'" l.y tin- hruIn.ir. I:p worth iC ilvotionaSs :it l-i lv Alvab .Iain. Kvinliu' fprvl.a; 7:.';o. "A WorM on Its KiiffH." will tl)- irniori uhj t. Tin rlioru- IiIr Avill f.n?. .Iunir U-aUf V-I n 1 ;i ' at p. i : Mr. W. I- w-n. jniprlnt'HiMt. The huri-li pr tyt-r hour WViIii.s'lt, rvtnlr; at 7:?." It l pr.iis.' nicht, with riiiiuy !- it I f.'ifur.s. "On4 iMtiwlrfl prf-nt" I th- t!off;iii. I niou Tl;inkph in: h'-rvi- rs for tlo- nortli h u r.-tf4 will h.-M In th uimv Sirt l'.:iptl-t !nirt n Tim rt'l.iy rvfiiinc at 7:"; K'v. M.oliuu II. Appl-iy will proi. I ttie sfrni'tn , (irr Corner S. Michigan and Tntt lt. Kpt. Klcbarl II. t'ronder. p.istor. CI-:M iuetlns nt 8:l." u. rn Sunday fhool at J :;o a. m. : Prof. J. A. Ilyera. suprintrul-,U. Clas Mornlnff wornlilp at 10:15 Junior congregation nt 1! :.'!'; Inz 1'orti. siip'TlDtndrnt. Lpworth Imzuf at O.r.O: Hal Hur.rh. prt-al-tlrnt. Evening worship nt 7:30. rpnrtb Memrtal Corner Lincoln way W anl Olive stret. A Hunter Kenn i, paatnr. Sun.ljy . 5cliool nt 'J a. in ; (ih-a rinney, superiutcinh-ut. Rlr I'rk M. F. S. SventL 6tret. He?. J. A. Lord, pastor. i:e9llt.ce 1313 Mi.haw aku ar; It.-ll G..2. Hone :3sl. Sunduv nrhool nt 1). HO; 1'red Miller, super1' tendf n?. 1'uhllc worship nt 10:40 a. u. an J 7 :C0 p. u. NtuII 5ImoriaI Jfichian nn'l Victoria trrt. Iv. Dahb, pastor. Sunday p-liool at t:t" a. tn.; A. Ix'atterhenry, (Vm 'r!iö:i.s In tin revival t date, two: :n---aioii'. four: renewal, rlvj. 'nianksiviusr fiernu-n Sundiy morning. lN vivn! fervh1 alici In eonu t ion. KvuuirHistli' erves at nilit. Have you l-vn u'! Have you don.; your duty? t'onie . Crrmm-T.sr.iyr-tt' and Wayto iret. ICt. !!. Mülfr, p.istor. Suiida.T chool nt 0:30 a. m.; John Knob, superintend--nt. J'rr.T htns lf:H0 a m. and 7 :"0 p. ai. Fpwortb jf.-it;uc at T:0 p. m. l'rayei iiifftln; Wflneslay at 7:43 p. nv Wteyi 72-J II. ltrondway. Itev. F. i . Spitlr, p.istor. S i j i : 1 i y N-hoo nt 0 :Z0 a. in.; M. t I'ort'T. !uterlntoudent. SerhHiti at Irt ::. a m L-nln sermon at T:'" Traycr iii,tin NN io-3day v-n-FREE METHODIST. Vrem ttl.o.lll IVunpvlva.ila .unu and Hiiih utrert. W. L. Vphter. pator. fui day ti-houI 1 .30 a. n: . Taul Neldtzel iiperlntnlit. l'rea-blnff at 10:09 a in nnd 7 :i p ui each Sunday. Hher 1'arU Ire MrtliodUt Tourte tith an. I Vir its. IJev. Mr. Hltfhock. patrr. Sun. lay n.-lond at lu:lH a i.i ; L. 1'. Wolfe, superintendent. AFRICAN M. E. Olivet A. M. II Hl W. .Monrop st Kir. A. T. Keaddin:. p't.kr. .Iaj meetIn at 111 tl a. in. Sunday srhool at I .;;: p. in ; Ke. Uli I. Stewart, superintendent. Tatl'tr'k A. M. I: Zion Corner I'ddy ;u:I rampni ?ti. lN-v. L. I. Towell, pa-tor. Suu-liy s.-ljool at I-:'.0 i. tu. I t trfMi rally !.- to-UI Sunday aftii o..ii .it ;; i.'. 1... k. T:;e white Methodist minister of S..uth IVnd will Ip irnt I'r. .lain" I.. liar.liioT of St. Paul's Methodist rhuri h will pre.u h the i.Jlv M-rnion Ihe p.itor will fill the I ul pit nioruin? and ev ninr. All are w I'-ojnc. FRESBVTERIAN. I irt Corner NVyshiivtou av. and I.af. ttt: t Kev. Cliir'.rs A l.ii-pin'.ott. I 1.. minister. Mls Charlotte M. Partridge, assistant t uiinister. Puldit w..rnhip at lo:4ö a. in and 7 :oi) P in. MorutiiC fut'jert : "Than k siri v -:n;." Musi, at and iralse service- in tli '.niic Short aiidres. Lv th minister on "Praise for Commou Mer ivs." Hilde srls.'.d at '.:."' a. ni ; S .1. M-onan. Hporlnrf'nd'Mit Mn'- Pd!owhip elul at :iu a n. .timlor Pivlearor s iety at p. tn. ounc peopi.-'j, n.et'tiuc at i:3H p. ni All men of th- roireu'.iti'n are invited t.- a f.unilv dinner for mu onlv on Wednesday at i;.:a p. v.. Trtaiiy Cor. Colfti r. and St. Petet t . ItT. Joiin S. Barn, pastor Blbl -hov'I y:0; Charles NNa-iuer, superlatfn1: t. Arn;cj Joojr of worsliip at 1':C with -rrno-r. I Um prist. r ou I'r u-ti lit: tlie spirit of';..t." oui'i: peoph-'n Christi, n i:n!e.i.r meeting at ':C t. ni. Pvrnin s-ri. tti !:'.' with -Tni..n t the pastor on "The I 11 p I rdoi .1 h'.e Sin." No praver iio---tink: W li.sd a ev-niii:. l.i-f instead the I "hank-iv la x ütv ! on Tlinrs-l.iy evening in our ihur- h. All are w i ! ouie. , m (mlnlfT-l V M Tells. ;-sstor. Sut lay s-!...,d at t':.' a m. : L. f. H liltuh, bupfriufeii-lent Pul-li..- w.-rchil -t i r.lo a :v and 7 :.-0 p. iu Junior Kudeav-r t,..- tin 3t Z p n. Senior Poleavor totrt uieet at t: p ui MiJhw de.tloD.lI servil U'c-Js'iJaj T."1 p. n. IV t our wt'.coicc Hop f haprl I.-cr an i I.iyton ;orre William AMIs-m. V I . minister. PiM. s h-'ol at J:.' a. in : arl I !! ry. kUPriott-:idut. flösse fvr ail attei 1anti. Adults u- the international '"ü. AU ltsses from Intermediate u uo the lo-ly cradel sv steLV Mri l4'r.!rynip'.e. superiuteudcnt luter-:-i i tc dt p.trf.net t : Mr. P.e. rv. uptrle.t'jdTJt jenio-. nod Np-s MiraT't P st. prirnarv. N'o.,.-n"s - lass ne Spj-lle im the io-pl . f John '' Urins vcur I'-ilo- Cvinpeti nt te.i.-hers are l'roil!-.? Nlornii'' pul''.- 'ort;ip .h Im.I". with sermon hv i!t.. ..i!iitir on the t!i ie nie " Th- 'o.- ji.n.if '!irist" luni.-r i: at V. ;."J; vjr l r.ir-f Hds"r. up r lntrndti vrt,j..r Christian Pnde.i.r it '. IT', l-.pi- . '..r What Vni I Cr:itefur.' " Psa li: 1 I I ii,iiik''.u'-i.- PMt;!ir e-rilni' '! at 7 ' ". .: Tl.tuwAfT t!i- '..-ri.lership f t?e "!,n. p. p!t -ij.dr, .rii.tor'. ;.rjni-r i lid hjii-peltstS-s-ri:!"!i ly tio !;iinit-r on h T'-pi", "The la-t of ctri-t. " ph.- s,-. loo will attfi ut iUf uiaiis- M"iiJ.v

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fvfuim: at 7 :.' Tb mldwtvk meetlns is fold a-h Wednesday til;lit t 7:.T. lopie t,i wek. "tiod'n Wonderful Work.' Psalm P:l-11 Te. hTs' tmlnin' )as ni-ts a-ti Wednesday nlht st ; ;. I clon Thanksivlu errlees 111 ! held at Indiana Atenue Christian hiiri h at 7 Thursday i-vi iilnc n Priday i.lht the joiiDis" p-opl will hol. I u w,ir-tini inaMpierade. ihir liur-h will he organized v th preshytery of I.o insport. aetins thnmch a onimitte of wfih ii Ir. C. A. Llpplmott Is halrrn in. on Sunday afternoon. I . !. at -::a Pvery ntnl'er rhouM o present upon that o. e ision Tomorrow i.i "Kvry M- inl. r Pre-nt day" In Milde whooj. The puhlie u (ordialiy invited to attend and parth ipale In all of th's; M.Tvie-s. BAPTIST. I Irnt - Corner Wayn and Main fts. Jtev. Charl- A. I'eker. pastor. Hilde m h'-d at ::.".'l a. Ui. ; C. S. Steplietiä, uvrinten dent. M tiiIu' worship at 10:10. Pastor's sut.Je. t; "Mis, ions in War-Time." Soh, hy Mr-. Kode, "How P.eautlful Pp--ii the Mountains," Harker. Quartet, "Tli Spirit of the I,ord ;oI." Purnap. P. V. P. P. nieofln at ":.'. .Special Tlifirikssivinff mtv!-. i if t s f t.rovisloris for the Orphans' homo will n a--pted. PveniiitT -rvle h! 7-). Sul-J"-t: " TliM SiTivt vf Coutontmeut." Ladies' quartet, "I Heard the VnW of -lest; Say." Warhurst. Quartet. I-aI. Kindly I.lsht." Housely. A rnetins of tl. hoard of de.icous will lie lie Id at the parsonage Tuesday eveolnff. at 7:10. Study elassa'sj on Wednesday evening; "Kevel.ition" at .":() p. m. ; upper at elasses in missions, teaeher-train-lnc und "Positive Protestantlstn" at .. The montlily covenant rmeting will he held on Wednesday at 7:43 p. m. Communion servier next Sunday nsrjrnihS. tjulnry Street Tier. Georjre F.. Entsrline, pastor. Sunday gehool J. W. Kendall, superintendent. Pverv enrolled u.fniher In his p!ae is the jiirn Sunday. .Morn Ins worship at li:"U vllh Hermon by the pastor on the theme, "The Call rf the Needy." H. V. P. P. meets at ):4Ö. Lveninp service at 7 -.10 with sermon on "Two Birthdays." Th union Thanksgiving hervhe of the north side distrlt t will be held in tbe Oiiinry Stree t Kaptlst rhunh on ThursI ''ay evening nt 7:!." oV loek. Dr. M. II. Appleby will brin tbe message. MuDfarlaj Crar Tfiahl .on aa Cherry t.. Rar. . Bertak. attr. Mt. Zion lUptUt 113 N. Blrdsell It Rev. F. It Kennedy. 1) D.. pastor. Sunday retool at 0:.1O a. tn. ; Mrs. Anns Hutculnson, Euperlntendent tlrat sllih Cor. Laar! and NaIa ts. Sarrlca 10:30 a. m. aat T:St . am. CHRISTIAN. First Main street, aoutb of public library. Ker. John M. Alexander, pastor. Sunday schrwl at 0:15 a. in.; il. Imel, superintendent. ur teacliers are tralneu. lessons graded and we Lave classes for all apes. Morning worship at 10:40. Sermon by the pastor on "Christian Contentment' Pveninc worship nt 7:30. Sermon by the l;.stor. after which there will be snowu two reel of moving pictures entitled. "Pnelo Sam's refender iu Sea and Sky" and "Old and Now Manila." The chorusi hoir w ill render special music both morning and' eveulug. Senior Christian llndeavor at ',:.';o. Topic: "For What Au I CiratefulV" Linden .Wenn Cbureh' of Christ--Linden aTpnue lud Carlisle street. Edward Castle, pastor. Treaculng at 10:43 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school at 9:2'J a. m. c. E. at 6:43 tn. rrajer meeting NNeanesaay at 7:45 P. m. Indiana Aveaae Indiana and Witwer avenues. Iter. w. A. Urundlge. pastor: residtnce. 234 Haney ar. ; J'tll phon Kally of IUI.Ie s hool. Three hundred expeted. Speeial music. Well organized lasses and trained teachers. Communion ami sermon at lO.-.'JO a. in. This Is Membership day of the church. livery member requested to be present. The pastor will deliver an illustrated sermon from hart at this service. Prof. Haley will also render special music. Revival meetings continue with fine Interest. Ma-s meeting at 7 p. ni. This Is to he the best meeting of all. With the big horus mid Prof. Haley lea din?, the musi.- is assured. Prof. Haley as a cartoonist, has few equals. Every song no Illustrates Is a sermon iu itself. .Ilea r the sermon on The Mau TbatSold Out." Come early for a good seat. EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION Broadway 313 E. Hroadway. Her. A. P. Halst, pastor. Ilesidencc 1412 S Carroll st. Sunday school nt 9:30 a. m. ; I'm met Jester, superintendent. The Sunday school officers for 101S will be elected at this session of the Sunday school. The pastor will preach a Thanksgiving sermon at 10::. Young Peoples alliance at 6:43 p. ni. ; Miss C;;rlie Kuth. president. An address will P civen ly Peter P. Ahrens. president oi the South Hend Sunday School association. At 7:.'!i Ker. J. W. Metzner, presiding elder of the Llklmrt district of the Indiana conference, will preach. Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening. On Thursday evening the members of the men's senior lllble las. taught by K L. t'rove. and the Delta P.ible class, will attend the revival services ;t the Pirst Pvangeli.-al church. Choir rehearsal on Prldav evening nt x o'clock at tbe home- of II. L. vJrove. 11 E. Iudian.1 av; lo. v u Thornton, director. ITrst Lafayette and Monroe streets, W. 11. Freshiey. pastor. Sunday scbool at 9:30 a. in.; (Jeorge J. Long, superintendent. "A IMam of Thanksgiving." Morning worship at 10:.".0 with sermon by the pastor Y. P. A. at t:.".0; Pmina Nimtz. president. Subject: "lor What Am I Otateful?" Clara I.o.ktidt. leader. Pvangell-ti. services at 7 :". w ith serl.ion by the pastor. Revival me tings will .-ontinue each night during the week at 7:40. Rev. W. I. Weyant will be with us beginning Monday nicht. C.rar Church Cor. Lincoln way W. find Walnut st. Rrv. 0. O. Tozler. minister. Sunday school at 9:30. Georgs Devlne, superintendent. Miipah Mala and Monroe ita. Rrr. A. H. Hoist, pastor Sunday t-ehool at 9:30 a. in. Emmet Jester, supcrlateujeat Auten Chape' Sunday school at 10;W a. in. : Supt. Rarnes. Public worship at 11:0. a. rn. Christian Lndeavor at 7:t p. m. The C. P. young people's society will meet at ':1' p. m. Public worship at 1 :'.Ut p. m. Detbel fhurrh. Lydlrk Rer. W. IL Mygrant. pastor. Sunday evbool 10:00 a. m ; William Trimble, superintendent Pul.li.- worship at M : a. ni. Praise servi.-e Tuesday at 7-10 p. ni. ; Mrs. W at kins, leader. EVANGELICAL. Zion Corner E. Wayne and St. Toter ds scrvi ev at l:."t a. m Subject: "Sowing and Reaping." Y. P. S. met ts at 7 p. m M. Peter's Gfimaa-415 W. Lasslle a f., iter. Hug. WiK-helL pastor. Sunday stbeel at 9:0O a. rc. ; Carl Reinke. uperlntendeuL Regular service at 10:L5 a tu. LUTHERAN. Holy Trinity EuglUh Sherman ar. cd Llcdsey st , Rev. .ilbrt U Keck. pastor Sunday school 9:13 a. m . Edward Mcdts. Mjperinten lent. "The Communion of Saluts." Chief service with seruiou by the pastor at M ;:,o a. m Subject: "The Church-Her tilorbois Pu tu re " Junior league at I':'' p. in Lutl.er league .devotional servh a' l:l." p. ia Pitde stuwy in diarge of th pastor. prs vith .ernnm at 7:.'U p p.i. The aunual eotigreg.-if irsssl meeting will ! held at the church ou Tues1 av evt-ning. Kep-orts from ail nffl-er-! and organisations will be heard atil all the infer fs of the sngreg ition eon-sob-red. 'n Thursday evening at 7 :.' oijr annual Thanksgiving r i . - will In bl iq accordance with our president's priM initiation. If there was ever a tlne w Ii ii our churche should be filled f.r this servb-e. that tin. s now. Choir reLtjrs.il 'j'v tMcuii.i'. latc.LtUcjJ

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Instruction on Saturday at 3:." p. in. Lngltsh Lutheran Kc-d Cross auxiliary. No. w ill meet on Tuesday aflcruuou in th Red Crss rooinn. M. Paal'a Cie iin L.utheraai JefTerinu aci Wii;i.im st. Jt. h. IIoIIp, pastor. German erv.e at 10- a. di. Sunday chool. botfi Ptigllsh and tler- ! man, at 9:30. English ervic cn the sec ond and fourth h-undays of the montL at 7 :30 p. in. Morning subject: "Repentant -e. Evening tsulijett: "The Ruslne of the Chur h." Holy communion Sundav. Cufessional ervite at 1i:i a m. So German Sunday hool. English Sunday M-bool . at :-'. a. m. Walflo-r league monthly so ial meeting Tuesday at p. m. Special service Thursday (Thanksgiving day), at 1(J:3'J a. m. Gloria Del Swedish Chapln and Kerr st. Rev. Gottfnd ols 'ti. pastor. Suutbty n hoo'. ami Rlbb' class will comtlienee at '.' "..".O a ui. The teachers and scholars will mute with the congregation In divine worship at 10eM a- in. 'he sermon will le preached on John rcll'-l". on the subject. "The Last Day in thi Light of Scriptures." The evening service beelu at 7 JBi. Text, I Cor. 1. : -.-", subject, "Joyful Tidings for the Faithful at the Coming of CUiat." Muiiday evening at S o'clock the chur h council will niet-t In the e-hun-h. Choir rtLfurs.il Thursilay evening at 7:"o. The Littlo Girls' Missionary sociefj will meet ou Saturtlay afternoon at VJiö N. Cidlege st., and will be entertained by Miss Lhther Jacobson SWEDISH EVANGELICAL MISSION CHURCH. Swedish Eng ellral Corner Scott r.nd Orchard sts. Rev. Emll Wlnstedt. pastor. Sunday school at 9:30 a. in.; August Anderson, superintendent. Moruiug worship at 10:4."i a. m. Evening service at 7:30 p. ui. Prayer service Thursday at 7:43 p. m. Meetings will be held In basement of church until alterations kave been completed lu main auditorium. BRETHREN.. First Brethren Church Rev. 0. W. Renen, D. D., pastor. Sunday school at 9:3o a. m. ; I rancis Sen river, superintendent. Morning subject. "Coining Home Again." This is the annual membership day. when every member is expected to be present. Evening subject. "The Law of Christian Harmony." Junior Kndeavor meets at 'J u'U) p. in., and tbe senior society meets at t!:.".0 nr. The prayer meeting will be held ou Wednesday eveniDg. First Church ef the Bretbre Indiana avenue and Miami street. Rev. T. K. George, pastor. 1421 Miami at. Sunday cbool. 9:30; P. G. stably, superintendent. 42.1 Lincoln way K. Special evangelistic services at 10:30 under tiie direction of Rev. o. 1. Haines. Cerro Gordo. III. Song .service directed by Prof. D. W. Poyer. North Manchester. Ind. Eaptisin after morning- scrviie. The love feast services will take the place of all evenlug services Mini will begin at 0:30 p. m. It is especially desired that tbe entire membership be present on this occasion. This service will couclude the present evaugellstlc effort. Conference Memorial I nited Urethren tili S. St. Joseph ist. D. E. Young, B. D-. pastor. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m Classen for all ages. C. E. Wllsou, superintendent Morning worship at 10:43. when Dr. C. W. Rrewbaker, general secretary of Sunday school work of the t'nited Rrethreu church, from Dayton. O.. will speak ou "Our Four-Year Program." C. P. at 0:30. Dr. Rrvw baker will preach again In the evening at 7:".0. Revival services will continue until Dec 9. Second Church of the Brethren CushIng and Van Buren sts. Rev. R. O. Roose. pastor. Sunday scbool at 9:30 a. m. ; Wesley Zimmerman, superintendent. EPISCOPAL. St. James' Lafayette st. north of Washington. Rt. Rev. John llarn White. D. IV. rector. Rev. II R. While, vicar. Clergy house. 319 W. Colfax a v. Holy (sommuuion nt ":); Sunday school at 9:40. led by Rev. H. R. White. Morning prayer and sermon by the vicar at 11:00. Young people's meeting at t:30. At the 11 o'clock service the vested choir under the direction of A. W. Cords, will iUff. CATHOLIC t. SUpaea'a Hang-arlaa -Thonts aaa UcPberion ati. Ktt. Alexander Varliky. pastor. Mass at 8:00 sad 19:15 a. ra. tuaday scfcosl at 2:00 p. m. Benediction st 3:00 p. ca. rretcblnc at 11:00 a. m. at. ratrfek'a 307 ' . Taylar at.. Rrr. loin F. DeOroote. C. S. C, pastor. Fw miiset at 6:00. 7:30 and 9:00 a. m. Illgb eass aad sermon at 10:30. Baptism at I p. aa. Veapera at 3:30 p. m. Sunday icaoel at S:00 p. a. Westlsf of cburci societies st 4 p. as. t. l.4rta;a'a rallam car. Bcett aad NaEltr sts. Rev. AnUoay Zu bewies. C. 8. , paitol. Low iau if 7:30. t aad II a. aa. Banday acbaol at 2:39 p. rn. Badletlaa at 3:30 s. ra. II. ItaaUlaoi' Fallsh 415 N. Lis col a st Itov. Roman Ma rein la k. pastor. Sias at 7:30. 9 and 10 a. m. It CailmJfs rallshm S. Webstar st Law mm at 7 JO t rc. High mass tt 10 a. m. Veapera at 2 p. m. It. Adslbort'a rUar OIIto and Qrar sta. Iter. John Kukacal. pastor. Daily saasa at 8:15 p. oi Holy hour Wed oealiy vealof at 7:St. Sunday raan S aod 10 a. na. St. Jiifib-HIll t. aaS UulU av.. Tatrlck J. Carroll, C. S. C. astor. l0w aaasse st 7:30 and 8 a. as. Blg snail at 10. Benediction 3 . aa. aerod Heart Bclgtaa 1121 T. Tnauui st Itev. Charles V. Fischer, pastor. Mass at 7:00 aad t:20 a. m. öunda school at 2.30 p. ra. Bened':ctln at 3 p. aa. hatred Heart Notre Dame. Low mass at 0:00 a. m. Students' mass at S:X a. in Parish mass at 10:15 u. m. Vespers at 2:00 p. nils. Mmj'i Ga raa 411 1. Taylor it, Kev. J. M. Soberer. C. S. C. pastor. Mass st 7:30 aad 10 a. tn. Sunday school tt 1:20 p. m. Benediction at S p. aa. SALVATION ARMY. ZW E. Jeffereon Mvd. Sunday services: Morning, county Jail. 10:00; Sunday school. 2:30; open air service. 7:30; indoor hervice. fi:30. Prayer meeting 7.30. Capt Neheiulah Brookes, efficer la charge. SCIENTIST. first Thurch of Christ, hcleotiat Main an'l M.idio;i sts. Sun. lav service during completion of church building will be hell in the Sunday school room at 11 : a. m. Lntrauce on Madison st. Testimonial meeting every Wednesday evening ut 8 o'clock. Sunday s hool for children and jung people up t the age of "0 from 9:13 to 10:30. Reading rooms maintained by this church on the seventh floor of the J. M. S. building arc opcu every afternoon from - to 5 and on Saturday evtuing frvui 3 to i. JEWISH. Tempte IVth-M Corner Laalle anJ Taylor frts Divine acrvi-ea commence at 11;0 a. m Rabbi I-elNrt. in his sermon. "An Ideal Is Power." will follow up his last week's sermon to its logical conclusion. A mass meeting will take pljce ut the temrl' In lS'' afternoon at 3 o'clock. Judce Hur Pam and prominent local speakers will elucidate tne Zionist problems ill the light of recent developments in Palestine All are welcome. Ihe musical program for the morning service will be arraugcl by Mis D. lUr sheliow. CHURCH OF GOD. Churrh of God r halnia --Chapel 03 Harrinou av . one block north of Lincoln way W. otls Austin, pa-tor; .1. L Pors.vth and G. R. Leek, assiatant pistors. Sund y scbo-il at l :43 a. tn. ; A- M. Lirkley. ii ri n ti nlcnt SPIRITUALIST. The Progn-ssive Spiritual o ietv will hold servlf-s at 7 :3o p. tu. every Sunday at iJXt if. Mivhi.'aoi U Hcimcu' l

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Safety Deposit Box Reveals Instrument Not Suspected by Close Friends. N ws- Times Special Service: ;OSHi:N. Nov. 1' 4. The will of raul Herring; of this city, who committed suicide by hanuing here Nov. 19, was tiled for probate In the circuit court. I'nder the will, executed Icc. 4, 190b, btiuevts are made na follows: To Mary A. Schaefer of Goshen, $000. To Hannah 1,. Urickett of near Hrocton. AIa... J-ister, $1,300. To FJleunor A. Herring of Chicago (daughter of Frederick llerring1, deceased), niece, J 1 0J. The residue is to be divided equally between Dr. John 11. Herring of Kau Claire, Mich., and Dr. Nathaniel A. Herring, of lienton Harbor, Mich., brothers. On the reverse side of the pases of his will Mr. Herring kept something of a list of notes and other Investments. The record is not entirely clear to those who were but slightly informed on his personal affairs and so far as is known here nobody had his confidence on money matters. Until a safety deposit box at the Klkhart County Trust Co. was inspected yesterday it was not certain that Mr. Herring, had left !a will. In this box a number of notes and mortgages were found and it is said they throw lUht on several or his investments that are in uome quarters rated uh worthless. In all probability a relative of Mr. Herrin? will qualify as executor of the will instead of Daniel M. Urehtel of Goshen and Indianapolis, who was nominated. makki.;i; lu i:six Robert L. Derby, FJlkhart; Lucile M. Underbill. Elkhart. Robert L. M. FJlIiott and Kuth L. YVead. both of Goshen. Klon Madlem, Wakarusa, Ethel V. Wiltfong, Goshen. UIKTII. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cornstraw of East Goshen. i-;xpi;.si- LIGHT. Sworn statements of expense show Mayor-elect D. J. Troyer (rep.), spent J33.37 in his campaign for office while his democratic rival. J. YV. Keplogle spent 137. John McKibbin. socialist candidate, has not tiled his 'account up to the present time. 800 bcmikls or si:i:i cou.v Kasil IJowler, residing one mile south of Ligonier. harvested the largest corn crop in his career as a farmer. He has over S00 bushels' of select seed corn. $1,201 itAjsi-:i. Students and faculty at Goshen college rabed over Sl.'JOO at their chapel exercises for a students' war relief fund. The colleges throughout the country have been asked to make such contrlbut'ons and a great many of them have subscribed large sums in connection with this movement. The local institution had asked the students to raise $700 but when the campaign closed that amount was almost doubled. The money is to be used for work at the prison camps and for reconstruction work in Europe. lX)LLOMNC. ILLNKSS. Andrew Jackson I lite. 7:' years old. for many years a Jefferson township farmer, died at the home of a daughter. Mrs. Charles Judson. residing near Bristol. The deceased had ben suffering from dropsy for some time and his death was not unexpected. Speaker. C. I. Lock ridge. Mess-a sre bearers. Mrs- M. Weaver. Mrs. Nellie Thompson, ami Charles A. Thompson. A spiritual blessing for all. MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION. Meets every Mondav at 10 "CK) a. ni. at the Y. M. C. A. Resident and visiting ministers' always welcome. President. J Puruett: vice president. W. II. Freshiey; sc.Tciary-treasurer G. L Lnterliue. ASSOCIATED BIBLE STUDENTS. Progress club ball. Melville building. 211' S. Lafayette st. Sunday. 3:(i p. ni., lecture bv Lawrence Smith of Llkhart. Subject. "The Three IPs of the Bible." t 4:oo P- n. 1'crean Rlble study, subiect "Christ. Our Justification." At 7 ;:' p. ni. Pible study, the first chapter of Revelatboi. GOSPEL MISSION. The Gospel Mission has moved from tZS II. Lasalle av . and Is now looted st 431 L Lasalle a v. Services are hell everv Wednebday. Saturday and Sunday evenings at 7:30. "sunday school at 10:00 a. ui. cat h Sunday. MISSIONS. Mennonite Hope o21 E. JefTerscn blvd. Sunday oefcool at 2:30 p. m. Preachlpg 3:30 p. tn. Services every night eieept Wednesday night. Mary Nunemaker In charge. City 115 E. Jtfferao tDd. Ray A. Bird superintendent Sundsy school st 3H"p m. Rible elass.it Xp- rn. livening service at 7:3n. Ray A. Bird, who has returucd from llattiesburg. will tpcak. VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA Gospel mission. .U) S. Michigan atAll Christian societies Invited to a Mg .pcii air meeting every Wedne-day. Friday, Saturday and Sunday night, corner Wayuf and Michigan street Oll faihloued g-'spel meeting at Volunteer mission hall Sunday night, everybody Invited. AU welcome. CHURCH OF GOD OF THE ABRAHAMIC FAITH. Services In Melvl! kail. 212 S. Ufjyette bt. Sunday school at 10:00 a. nt-; Mrs Hmma Kailshack. tuperinteudent. Rrlug yvur friends.

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.5. Laws of U. S., however, Compel Daniels to Decline Recognition of Bravery. WASHINGTON, Nov. ;iAn offer l-y the Kriti.sh admiralty to decorate certain officers, and men .f two American destroyers for their services in ombatting; German submarines has been declined, w'y Daniels announced lYiday bocause the laws of this country prevent sohliers and sailors from receiving decorations from foreign governments. Lieut. Commanders Charles A. Blakley and George F. Neil were to be nominated for the distinguished service order; Lieut. Frank Loftin, and Ensign Henry N. Fallon for the distinguished service cross, and Quartermaster W. II. Justice and Chief Machinist Mate It. G. McNaughton for the distinguished service medal. The names of the ships to which the officers and men are attacked were withheld for military reasons. The British admiralty's desire to decorate the men was transmitted through the British ambassador to the state department and referred by it to the navy department. Attacks Submarine. "In the case of- one destroyer," said a statement issued by Sec'y Daniels, "the admiralty advises that the vessel was convoying a merchantman when the periscope of a submarine was sighted at a distance of about 800 yards. "The destroyer Immediately increased speed and headed toward the submarine which submerged, but reappeared shortly afterward, traveling In the opposite direction. The U-boat next passed close on the starboard side of the destroyer which released a depth charge probably causing serious damage if mt destruction to the submarine. "Fraising the excellent organization, preparedness and discipline on beard the destroyer as well as the quick .decision of the officers of the watch, the British commander-in-chief proposed to recommend Lieut. Commander Blakley, the commanding officer, for appointment to :hc distinguished order and Ensign Henry N. Fallon for award of the distinguished service cross. Outmanouvrrs U-lkat. "Xhe other destroyer was one of a number escorting troop ships and was cruising In station formation when the wave of a periscope was sighted 1,800 yards off Jhe port bowby the quartermaster of the watch on duty. He reported to the officers of the watch who immediately Bounded general quarters. The executive officer of the destroyer was the llrst officer to reach the bridge, being closely followed by the commanding officer. The executive officer rang for full t-peed ahead on reaching the bridge and altered the destroyer's course to head for the periscope. "The commanding officer then took command of the ship and maneuvered her so as to rain a favorable position for dropping a depth charge, directing the executive officer to drop the charge -when he deemed it proper to do so. The charge was dropped, it is estimated, when the destroyer was about 2 3 yards directly ahead of the peris-cope and in the direction of the submarine's advance. lAidently Sunk. "After the explosion of the charge debri. was seen to rise to the surface accompanied by large hubbies and discoloration of the water. "For their services in this engagement the British commander-in-chief made the following recommendations: "Lieut. Commander Neal. for the distinguished service order because it was considered that the efficient way the attack was launched was due to his prompt and decisive action and the vieilant lookout maintained on the destroyer. "Lieut. Loftin for the distinguished service cross for the way he handled the situation in a prompt and decisive manner after arriving on the bridge. "Quartermaster, first class. Justice and Chief Machinist Mate McNaughton. for the distinguished service medal." NEARLY KILL TEACHER FOR SCOLDING CHILDREN BALTIMOIU'. Md., Nov. 24. A oosse of farmers Friday captured two men who are alleged to have s aylaid and nearly beaten to death Lhii morning Emory E. Shipley, jr., a teacher in the F.engies public school. The posse, which was armd with shotguns, was headed by Joseph C. Jefferies, father of Mary II. Jefferies, a young school teacher it the Bengies school who was with Shipley. She became unconscious from the shock and i ur.der the rare of a physician. Walter K. Foxweil of Bengies. and dgar Raleigh of Baltimore are under arrest. The assault is alleged to !ia been due to Shipley having; reprimanded one of Foxwell's children In class. The two teachers were found unconscious on the road by passersby. According to testimony the two men '.eaped from a thicket as the teachfr? were on their way to school. They attacked Shipley and beat him .nto insensibility. The girl fell in a faint. y COONLUY TONIC EXTRACT SA KS A PA 1 1 i LLtA bet remly known for Rheumatism, Lumbago and Neuralgia. Regular $1.00 s;ie Bottle :.o- straight, At-COONLLV'S. Adv. Joseph Castle, a membor of the 17th aerial squadron at Fort Worth. Tex., is home on a few t!as" furlough, visiting his parents. Mr. ani Mrs. Wilbur Catlc. 2lu'j Linden a.

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