South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 349, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 15 December 1917 — Page 2

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METHODIST. Tlr.t N. ?!i:n st. r.t-r. Ite-iry Iit1. I--t.r. t:. t i i d '.. a. n.. ur..iay Lool at 1.'. . tu., Plrr.er i". A . :.- r; t a . i r! n ! n ' ut. p. t.i. 1 1 ; . r t : le.ig.j. at o:P i. ia 'I '' firt ;!.:: !'.j..n .rx I- -f t !.U r. r r -M-ir 1.1 !.. '-r-v .-u:;.".i y ri'r jiL m Ir. lux is v u'. -f . .ik t.t- ui.J.-. t. "Py J;i '.'- W : J ' l'rny-r 'i...-fir;.: XX I n.- I iy tM:iiug at 7 :.';.. ;. . ty Ir. ljK M. I'aul'a Memorial Co! f. i V .1 n i P.1port aerw P v. Jam- i I- Jai 1 ir.er, I. I. p..t -r. S.;:.-!.iy ii- t'..i et 0:VJ Li ; P"v ..ij; .iij.-rirt. ::!. f,t. At l'r .!.! Ir. i i --1 i m- .- r r- Ii 'a t'..'- t. ri-t Pixir.itK.ri I i lir ! IP:i ir.:t." a:i I Kar! ".'. K icrr n si:.g. " '!!. I at IM::.." by !... At ;..' ;.. r i tr: Pp'..-ta !-ig-i.-r i . x S.I f.. ' v !.- i . IS. ; h. i."n'ii ---ri'' -it 7:'' .': k. 7.-n Ir iir !.!:-t r.-.i'-.i ':.. " " .1 -? -1 1 xin. t!.- 1 r-.-A r.--1 Kl:. f e t. .i," l.ei.-.g ti '" "tvl in a ri-" f riii.:. -n "l'w -" ii' 1 Kings." Kurl VV. Kn -rr v I! 'hg by r'-j'..r. 1 T l.f H y i'ity." t st ; .'.'i Al.i:; M'tlri pi r . r- wii! (!. nt " I !.e P.-nifv und i . : .i lob-n r f . -.. .1 ; ,.i...i .ii.'i i !- ''! ' . ..:. . . i'. .... I -! .. il . . f !

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Xl-'minr wofiiip at 11 "!.!.. S.riii"it t S,-1 r. : '.r n:. rurpnf-" .1 1 ; 1 1 : . i- i !i:ir h at p. v. lipu "I Üi -.i-i:'- at :.ai: M i-1 Iir.i I - r 1 1 . i . J r. II'uir. f r i' at 7 'I" : -: i : I )' !ri-.f Vi.'t'T.y." Th-- .Vrw--'-!i'ör -. ill :ll .it l."t!i si-ri-i s. Kj.vxortii If.i-i:.. 'liri t ::ia -'"iil Tu - lay - r: i : i . lidw '; f"'rvii--i U'l-i! ;'!. iy at 7 :'.o. W..: .'s I.i'.V .!.!" '..-! ii c ;t!. riiu' i Luri.i ty t.rni:i.;' Trln'ty-r.Jnln nn-l Vanr av., ReT. MeUli I". Hunt, ifl-for. ISil.le m tiool atj ::;;'; Xudo.pSi K.ir.'-. .-.ctia nupt-nn-to i. '.rut. tl... iif"r 'M. "Ti.- Clirist i.in l'rt a I .-'a'.'!. r ..f t'.c Uin.l'r:i" (- i.'S i i..i:i. j;;iv. i.-fli at t'.:l" r Ml- Ila.-itlll-- I 1 1: TT ! r ..i Tl I ! I i i ' ' IT ' i- at 7 :' TL" W.-rSd- 'aH I t f--IUI !,..:,. .l I- i a.- s. , ;'. H : ' '" "n" I,."1 f,,r. '" ,,'"11r- I Mit- ;i - r - -' . . r v. 1 1 1 1 1. - -i .. n- i . . i... I i. , I J .' M "' i it'' -1 i I a i i .ii.. w. i. i .-A. n. .,p,ri!1t":,!..,,.. I1.: ''j;,ir' !l , I. .i '-r lii.'ir. I Ii - da at . p " !r- l'liiüip. nil! i. i.l t!i. .:.! Mi:k 1; will I..- tii'li'! P.iM" in 1 1 1 in "a i ji.v." I!." ii! "f !!. ! 1 1 1 r . 1 , aiil .aiL'r u'a-u Hi pl'-a-i- r. :;i.'t, ;! ; that I "- . .-nili.T (h tl ' ir .;..-. i ! i f T 1 1 . and tn-'V ür.. iir.'-l att ii'l t!i- Mmd-iv i.iu'l.t t t. h f..r ti:-li. and f ii" l'.Ü'If ili-s t null t l.y .-.ii!:i-i- i Ki' !'. It n : Sund iy i.o.rnif at '' C;rr Corner S. Ml.-MjMn nnd Tu?t ts. Per. Plhard II. CmwiIit. i.nstir. I'Iiik ineetinc at :t." a. in. Sunday hcol at 'J -0 a- in.; Piof J. A. Myers, apeni-t ndc.'it Cia-". s :!". Mtu'iij wr.rsM,. at 10:1.". .Junior r"n:r(2tlin nt '2:30; lnz Poits. sui- rluinde-.t i:pio:th I.aue at ;:"o; Hal Put. h. prtaidt nt. Penir. uurship at 7:30. i:port!i .Xleniorttl i"orii."r I.ln'-oT.n way W. and Olive fre'f. A iluntr Kriitri, pastor Sunday Iio.il at 1 :3'J a. ni. . lü' D l'inn--y. Miperint nd.-nt. PJter I'rk M. P. S. Seventh street. Ppv. J. A. Lord, pastor. Peslden.-e 23 H til.a w.i ka av : IT-IM.'... 1 1 -n. ::3 I Sanli tend. ii!. I'uidlc uurship at 10:lu u. rn and i .30 p tn. Mill! .Memorial Mi-hlpan ami VP 'orla m-eti ' Pev. Palih, pa.-icr. Sut'day n. ho.-.l at '.': a. in.; A. Katt.i !.i nry. i Mii. -rint. ii-1. i.t i Pr.-i-Iliu- at ll:"i a n and 7 :"' p. I:i. Ppuol'ti) league at p 1:1 M : 1 1 - inir tli.-ir.e: "I-ad l' Not Into Temptation;" . nln. "Th.' Captine of .I.-ru-iakni in tu I.k'hf .d Ili-t ry a:ni Prophe.-y. Th.- . ut r. .r t!i" allies inf.. th" ..lv I'itv li.-.s i ery vital r-l;tt i"i ! Zioiii-ri and .1"wi'a r( si . . r.i I i-.n. All V.1..I are j;if.'ref. d ar,. .trio -t!y invited C oa.o and h'-ar t!in di .-u-.i .a .crnin--l.ir.J vette and Way.ie streeti Pev H i'.. Miller, p.nfor. S.ir.div p-hnol t ):' a. rn ; .lolm Km-!:, superintendent. I'rea. TiHitc a in. aii'l 7 :'.' p ni. Pptvortb P-.uii" ;if 7:'0 p. ra. Priyci in.ff'.nS Weines. lay at 7:13 p in. lr.-n 7-2 I! r.roadwav. Kev. V. 0. Spit I.t. p.ivt r. Shim) iy !.o.i! at'cr.O n. in.: P. M P ..'t-r. - i: ;.: i a t . i. .!. a;r. S.:ii'i n at 1" a i:i Iai"iM. . -1 . t at 7.'"' I'r.iw r i: 1 4 r: r Widn.-Nday . :iinr at 7 :' '. I:KEL: METHODIST. Kre xtfttodl.t Penn vrl'-.n ii'.a aver.n nd I'lma street. V. i:. Wet.ster. .i-t r. u:'d:iy '.i.n'l 3' a. n: . Paal N. id'.7.el i.perint'Mident. Pr-.i.-ainp ac 10:39 a ij and 7 .:.; 1 in. ta ii Sunday. Plier Park 1 rn M, ttooiut - Po-.r. 1. fi:t!i :.:.! i: . vfs. p, . Mr. lP.f. li--ork. (.;i(..r !in4.iy s -b.. M at lo.U) a Ul ; P. 1. WoSi'e, Ml ;.iillt. I. dent. AFRICAN M. E. Urt A. M. i:.-310 U. Mn:-e st Lev. A I. Ke idd:i:. pa -tor. I !a-s met tii - at lo. oi i a. ii. Sund iy 1 at! P-.3-. p is. ; P..V. Pii P. St wait, superii. t p.'.. at. I P:.i.-hT! z at P:l". a. in a:. 1 7:1". p. j VI ,.,A!m;1. "".?'' ..'', ";'!..'' : ,!o I Ute w i ' ...c t t ! s-- v es Tailor . A. M. i:. Zion--Corner Pddv Bed Car::;- :n st. P-v. I. P. p ud., Paster. m;i;J iy s. h ...I .it 12:3o p. m. PRESH i TEHI AN. 1 irst Corner Wavliiniteii a", ati-l PaMJitte st Kev. 3ir..s A Lipp i :!.- tt, I I'.. ii.ii. :tiT. M.. i "hare-tte M. !

Partridge. ;i,t.-i",t t :r::ir-:. Iw;.id Mutt. superintendent. Piiha - w. is'-.ip at P'.C v. an ! 7:'".o i"!.is-es for all ne. Adult Pihle las P in. , I -rnii. i' ;. .t: i ; . pr. - i t uu'l.t l.y the p;;-t f. Mihieet : "Paul's i :-nt' Me-v.i.." l:.;. I r.-p;.--.f ', 'all to th.' Christian Pit".-" Sieiil Np. si. a! ..I.'. ; rai-e s.-r '.- e -n .-v :i- I Christmas! reh.-a r-ai Py the Sun. layIn,.-, short aid :'- hy t!.-e :-. ' :. r . u " I at :: a ni Ph'.ef service wit'.i "A-p'.rati.oi at..! I: '.rati -n. I'.i'-l.- j s.-Ma.-n Py the past.-r at l.:."Ja in. Suh-S'-h.i.l .it . ..'".; i to : .1 s M('.. .n. t : s:i.ir-.i:i: the Master's Joy." Junior ;iper:nte:..S i.t. M- '.i' I'.-li -w s dp . Pr. ' at 2:" p m Putla r league de nt '.:.'.' a "a. J:.r. r Pnd.-a..-- n ty ' x -ti !. il s.-rvi. at :!.". in. The study : ." :" p. n Y.'-.T'g ;. ;;,' r-..t.:.- ;,tl'f A 1 ra !ia :n" life wi.l Pe i-ontimie.l.

I"..:'.', p tn. Ml !tr : e et::.- W .!'..-.; ,y it 7:o- p. :a TrmUj cr. Cc'.fii nr. 1 ?t. Pf?r t-. P.?. John S llurns. p-iftar HU'. -bo. y ; Charles. W a.-i ner, paperiairn Ui t. Me-tii;g f tic senior, at lo f., reirao a:: x !. i'.: t' t : : . 1 1 - ;t !. tic h::r h. Morn. tig h-;:r . f u at l':. with s-r:..: t .v ti e pa-t-r ' p.. h.'ia s w . ,;..'; At C t s-: i- . there will he th" raising . f t : . vc;- , l.ig ! -a !. '. . h a : . ii. : i r reer-- ! .! i i M'ii::: ; t o.it.g in. u : t .-- h xx !;. .4r. ia th" ar:.i .: i.a v. A: -pr pri , s... i,. ,;: .- l . p.ir. tits j . I. i ft!..:- r. it'.V( ..t t . !. . - j p-. fc 1 f. ! . pr.s. :.t. .:: ::g P.--pi. "si 'Lr;tl : 1. ..!.. ..r m.-.-tiiig ..f 0 i". p J in. P.'-nii.g r i at 7 .; with .-r:....i. ; bv the -.:!. -r . u " I'c ! ... , i' , J !:." M:.'.w.---K .. r ' .- a t 7 .".. Wi.li. . t.-iy exei.iug i'i;-'t-l ? i':.e h..;r p.'u- ti e. XX etniinlr Ker A. M PeP.v p.isfor. Sunday s i . 1 at '. :lUt a ia : L. C. Whitt- g:!. s j; e r:.'ib -de- P P.P'1;.. xv; rshl;: til 1) 4.. a in jui :,'. p. in Junior Pabavor i..t.-f:r-- t 2 " n n. Srni-r Pr.-'.ertver - : ty rr.ee t. nt I i :... p ru. .'i..iwt-K i : - v o i ; . . n it frv. i e i-ji . ..." X' it i ar we,,-c-u-Hop ( haprl I.e.-r an! I'txt- r. iti 'I. rg" W;:.ia:;i Al'.ts.tn. P. 1 . :n:r.iter. Id'de s L - I at .:.' a :n : C.,rl I .p ry. t 'i T rriter :.t. t",.o-- f.-r ;. 1 att.:latt. A ! :'.ts u" th" intrrrtHt.oria! - . -r. s. a: 1 lis-.- f ; r. l ! i.t- r te ! . i a ii us the : s. 1 c r eh- 1 ster.:. Mm I u h ! r m ;'.. x-s r; i;t-t. ! t i T -r -i:-::,iti-d ;-a; t t ; Mi. l:.i i;; rrPM. :.u.ut J : t: r. at: 1 M.-s Margar. t P- f j r!.:. iiv. : is . S, :i.,. "stip.s la tt..- ;-;.! .f .::: P.ring Jv..r Pr...-. C. ::.; . ! :.f t- .. :.. r are l rund' :. BAPTIST1 trt -C rr. r i:. at. 1 M i. a T Xxr. Clarlts A. kt-r. . ..st.-r. Pih

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I - . v,I ;it .':., a. r:.; C. S. StLtni. ' riu : r.t. tialnrj street Pot. Girc F. Entr- ; itor. M;r:lii g' ji j01 9:3'J; J. W. 1. '! u!. Murlt.tn'lnt. ' l.i -' iiif'l f.i sii! ?i :-. W'f ii t!.o Jri? ri,:iti"f:.i! )i--H.i:, Iii .il! tii upyn-r ;t:ii!'. ' in.lr, U"rhip :it 1 :r. uitLi rr:.. ri ly th- ji.r ti.r ! t!.f t n r. iii l.i- .f ,. !..(; j..n TS.o II. Y. P. i". ' ' t - ;:t Lii: ji.-rvj-' itt 7 '!"!. in- .f viiii;!- v, -nii. in, "Tb" Hi'Mf-n M.i:i " HuBtflao ( ornrr Will! .3.1 it. nt ittrry t . pr. U Btrtvk. ontr. Mt. Zion Ilaptltt 113 N. nSr5e!l Bt U-v. I. K KcDii-1;. I I . pastor. Suniii; B'.'.ool at '.) f in.; Mrs. Anna Ii u t ' L i q u u . s ij tf r j n t -n c n t. iri Ailh Cor. i. :t! ar.d Ni'er ta KttIc 10.30 a. m. lod 7:3 . m. CHRISTIAN. f 1 irt tin tret. Bouth of public i br.iM Itry. Jo.'iu M Aid:: IT. pniror. i i :i . 1 y at 'J:l.' a. tu.; il. In.f-1, ij ri .r i. nt. ur t.-a lu-rs are traln'i. I.'-s.ni Kra'lfl un'l : liave la fjr aii a-t;. M riilni; v..i-!,iji at l':l. T!.- -poMkr i.f t!..- iii'.;::i:ix -aIü t. Mrs. IJ.-. r:;o l r ..1.. I I. ....,. .,...1 iri- .vi i.i..r j .it'l. i v.r :it h lopir: liri-t Ii i-ir 1V.H': Nati-mil IiJraN." I.lndrn Arrnu Church of Chrlitf.Iri.len arenur nud Carlisle treet. IMward Castle, pastor. Preaulng at 10:43 o. in. and 7 :."ij p. rn. Sunday school at 9:r;n a in t . II. nt C:t p. m. i'rajer in etlu c Wednesday at 745 p. m. Indiana ATfniie Indiana n Witwer nvt-uues. Her. W. A. Hrundijre. paitor: t d 4 .1 n, ... 't t fff.vv.uH a w I lA II rK i.n ,,-7- u' Cl -J ""'Jr' u" .i,,.,, ,1,,,. !imi .t.(n,lininv'itati'Mi to tliis I i x rlinoi. Cotniminiou aril M-rnion at 10 a. in. K. lPitty. h r : -1 r. ' aim f.i liave Hpo.-ial inuio at t!i" -. rvis üv.-ry pa'-mNr Irl ur.'d to !.. pr.'M nt Sunday t jrrr t ttie .": who i -1 1 1 1 1 . forward during tli" revival. Y. I. s r i:. at ;:.".o: Mln Mae P.rundie. i i -iili-üf . Siilije.t: Christ Our IVae , ; y , , , s,.rvi,., :it 7::;M p. ; :l ron. tinati.iti of the n-viv.il. Sp.fial musk-. I I II .1 I ! 'il ' " .'. I a " holi'-lnart.-d xvcleon'e. EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION HrMdn ay ,".13 K. I.roa'ilivay. Kev. A. I 1 1 a t t. pastor. Ilr-ukm r llrJ h. Car roll st. Sunday school at 'J:i,0 a. m. ; l.iniiat Ji.t r. mi perlnt"n!nt. Mi'iiiiru' orxlitp at 10;:;o. Sermon l.y the j.aitor. Sul.j.-.-f : "Honor tto Lord." i uiiiT P'opl' s alllaiii e at ii:. p. iu. : J Mi-, 'arlie Kuth. pr. id.-nt. Kvenin: uor-hip at 7:".'.. Sermon hy the iasto-. Sul.j.-. t: Po;:..u iu the Piht." Prayer in. . dir.: "ii ednesilay evening at 7:30. ' Ij 'ir rdi.iiral on Pridav eniu. at .. !... k at the ehap.d. Poyd Thornton. dn."tr On Monday evening. !. 11. at s '. k, tli" Heita P.ihle las will in.-.t at tli.- horn,, of William Ijoehel, .V" P. Wender ft.. fr the monthly Lus-in.-is riie.dins and annual eieetion of Iii. ts. on Sunday. I -. 23. the Sunday v. li .ii irivo ;i I'hrUtinas program lithe in .rninr and the rhuir will lender a -.: ntata in t!ie eeninir. I irt Lafayette and Monroe street. W. II. Preshley. pastor. Sunday school r.t 0:3d a. m ; tleoig J. Louj, superintendent. I..'m.ii: ".N.heiniah Pnfr.-es the Iiw of the Sal'liath." The Studeha. er 1 :i I will attend the lo;.';u er i'e and the p iM'T will pie.o h a sp' ial ertii.ni. sp.-i ial Mu-in- will ! furnlslied l.y the h..ru.i -lioir. . P. A. at ::.: Kmtna .Mint. tr sid nt. Sulij.-. t : "l hri-t I 'ir I'.i'-. or .National ld-ils;"' Xtrs lded Si !l.iter. leader. lixellili: rvatl-i:i-!iti.-servi'-e at 7:3'. Th" Alhriht r.ild" la-s will me t Monday night it the rhui'. ii f r el' tion of otTieers and monthly l.ii.-in-ss lue.tinL'. PrayTin.s-t-ing W edn -day at 7 : . m. ; Prd -hweifer. Ie.nl. r. TL 1. rot her hood will meet with I'lfl S.-hweit.er, P'.7 Plvcr lrie. I riday ni.'ht f"r it.n nionthly loia-lli'-ss nuetllig and 'le' tian if oflieT. (irji-e (hurih. Cor. Lincoln way W. nr.d Walnut st. Pcv. (. O. L.-zler. minister. Sunday schnei at 0:30. (leorgi le v lne, ( a per i ntendeut. Min.ii MaMi nt,l Monroe its. Kef. A. U. Iiiist. pistr Sunday school t I .30 a. in. Pin met Jester, sunerlate'M.Vr.t. Anten 1 liapel S e nda y school r '. 10:OJ n :a ; Supr Parn-. l'ii!.;':-- .ois!iip at 11:0) .1. m. ChristhTj I! i- !.! v. -r it 7 a " p. in. II.- C. i; ,..i.-tv Hints :'t f.:30 p. tn. I 1 1 " i worship at 7 :".' p in. Come an 1 w-i-liip wit!i U - 11. ' Ja-rd will IdeSS ;;. P.ethel fhnrrh. Lydifk KT. W. II. Mygrant. pistor Sunday school 10:00 a. in ; William TrluitOe. superintendent Pnhi.' worship at ll:t" a. in Prais" s. rvi..' Tnoilaj at 7:30 p. in. ; Mrs. WutL 1 : : S. I lull. EVANGELICAL. Zion - Corner P. Wayne and St. Peter ft M'tuMi vervi.-e at 1o:.",o Sul.je.-t : ''Ar. Th.-u II.- That SI . ill Coine. or ! We I k t'r Aiiott. i ': V. P. S. meets at 7 p m. St. l-eler-. r.eiman-41S W. LaiaPe or. ii(iK ! nrii. '.i3U'i. -uu.jj iu hool at 3:C-0 a rr. ; Carl Keinke. tapet tuteudt-Lt. IU gular oervice at 10:15 a iu. LUTHERAN. Holr Trinity llnirllsli Shcrmau a?. ni Lluilsey nt . Pev. ,lLert IP Kecfc. pastor. Suud.iy B-heol 9:10 a. a. Lu Vi-sp.-r w.t '.i s; r!üon at 7 :.". p. in. Sul- '. t. " I he Sct-iuiiig P:..sptritv f the! W i. kt 1 The br-'tiier! I will' hold it i rtgulir tue.-ting "ii Ti:edav evening with! .1 C. Hans. -M. .-'J La port" av. Th" W':a.-n'. M...i'nary s- i-ty taeet. with Mr. Pduard Ha-eV. 71 tVtlage r..v. ! . . a WedlM-s.Iav at s-.li p. III. Cat. - h.-ti. .'.1 iiistru-tion .n Saturday at p. in. st. rnul Cr an I-ntheran TfTer- ,!! it ! U'llliim st i:,v II ilalle. t :ist..r. ;.'r:ii!in service at 10:00 a. tn. SijiK'iy- v. t.ot'i Pnglish and leri:. li. at ' r.nüs:i seine on ii.e scv. nd ai-,1 fo.nth Sundays of the nnuth at 7 ..' o C::i in ivi o :.!. in the evenirg Tt 7 :: M ruing u: iV. t : "Our Wrk A:....ng Cc 1". in th" Army and N.v 1.x. :.u,g -tibi- t : '"1!:" Pirit Proph.-x i.. - i'h-ist." II dy otamuuion si i ;-l.i un-ri in- l oii f s - ; n 1 1 service at P i..."k. .No (b rtaati Sunday school. C.lori lei swrnlioli Cliaptn an 1 Kerr ts Ir i;.ttfr:d ills n. pastor. Morning c-a:" at P ..". and evening s.rxi.e at 7 :". The Situd.iv ..h'l-d aad r-i .. wu, r..,t Sunday at 2 a, p. V'r- t:., Ch.i;tn.a j.-.-graai. j 1 ' '1 p. .4.. Kl. v ai ui..u SWEDISH EVANGELICAL MISSION CHURCH. s-xr-dioh I.t ancliral ( orn. r Sett nn l Or- Lar 1 st lav. PnPi XVinstedt. pas t .r S lav s. a....l at ' ::- a ia Marning ; s. r : .it ''..". oiii;- p ..p!"' iii.-. t-::.-at 11". p ia Px.naig s.-rvi. .it; 7..'." p-.i -r ti.. t:ng I hui'sday at :i' I p :.. o !!::. i: !..ifii:t-;it .-f . liur- h j .!;. ! t.ti i. d. us reu.od iiag f dim. h i !::..:.. ! BRETHREN. I irt .rrthrrn . hurh-P. v -I ,V. Pen-h. I. paster, s- uiay sohool at

'J Zn a. in. tu l nt Fran'.H .-rLrivcr. uperJa-Wi-irnfilp wit!i .rn.m ar.J 1 t u. rn.. t! pa it 10:3O a. m. :or pr.-.-j'-hlrie. Mi.rrln H..,ni" Vpn,.. ,.f .. '.''I IIIU iJTll' ' I l.l"J ' V.iKdlnr." In ti. v'nln. t.-ar hr-trainlnit Kraduatlns -xr-i- . 1 1 b" I. Id !ien, wltli p l.i i " m ii and a ri.is addre-s, 11 srraduafi x i ; 1 r-eivi their lip!oTr.a.. Junior C'. P so-df-ty in.-. t at 2:.'.'. p. in. and th Hiijor .'Itty m-t- at ". :"o . p; The quarterly c.-'osr'-iratiorri! L:rdi n v il I.m l. !l i'U Wfdiie !.!. y vuiu at 7 o'. Ji.' li. Ilrit CTiurrh of tlv flrftHren Itjllna avenue and Miami (itrcet. Rev. T. K. Oore. pastor. H''l Miami at. Sunday chool. 0:00; 1. G. 5tahly. BUpcrinteDdfnt. 423 Lincoln way E. C'onferenoe) Xfemorii! I nil-'i Urethren l.lll T.-.c.r.T S. St. Jf'Sep!) n. I). V.. YoUDK. pastor .'inda. school .it ;:"0 a. P. I) m CI a ' f.-r all ugf-n. C. IJ. ilson, tupf'! ii ten dent. Moiiiin worship at 1 : 1 Su?).i-ft: "Mir 1'ainily I'n vilet'-s.'" P. at i;:."jo. Pvcniiu ornhlTi at 7:'... Suhj.-tt: "Thinss Wurth Whlk-." l'raer ineftiu Wt-diie-iday evening. Seron. I fhurrh of the flrethren Canln and Van Puren ts. Per. P. (). Rooe. 'astor. Sunday s'-hod at '1:30 a. in.; Ve:ej' Zimmerman, superintendent. Preachin- at lo:.".0 n. rn. and 7 p. ni. l.y the j.avtor. Morning theiu,-: "A Vision f hH Church in th Latf'-r Lavs." The suhjeet of th" even In CT " "The i.rdlnanee of I'e.-t Wa-hins " Christian Workers' ineetin at .:'; p. m. : .1. M. Miller, president. Prayer meeting on Tuesday evening at 7 :'.. EPISCOPAL St. .Imei Lafaj'ettf st.. nortli or Washington. lit. Ilex-. John IPien Holv oinniu iiPn at 7:-'- Sundav sehooi at ;:13. lead l.y Pexu P. 11. White. Mortiiiic praytT and sermon l.y th l.ishop at ll:m Young pe.p !'. meeting at '.:"'i. At the 11 o'clock service the vested choir will slug. CATHOLIC It ittpbfB'B Hanf art an Thons IB iiü IfrPkeroa Bts. Iter. Alexander Varlakf. pastor. Miib tt 8:00 tod 13:15 a. m. Sunday cfcool at 2:00 p. n. BeaedlcHon at 3:00 p. na. Preacbdnc at 11-00 a. m. St. ratrlck' 307 p. Taylor at, Itrr. John F. I)r(Jiote. C. C. paator. Low massea at 6:00. 7 :30 and 0:00 a. m. 1111 BisBs aad aermoa at 10:30. Baptism et I p. ta. Vepera at 3:30 p. m. Snnda.ichool at 3:00 p. m. Ueetlag- of cburcs 'o-ietl at 4 n. m. t. ledflt;,B rllBb?r. Kcott and Nalr ats. Pt. Antboay Zubowlci. C. . Cn paatol. Low . aea at 7:30. t anä II a. aa. Sunday school at 2:39 p. m. BeatalrtU at 2:30 p. m. White. I). V.. rector. Ilex-. IL R. White, vicar. Clergy house. SP) W. Colfax ax-. 81. aUaaUlao' r.U.h 413 N. Llacela t r.ey. Homan Marclniak, nastor. liass t 7:30. and 10 a. m. flt Caalmlr'a r.ll.K-1 8. Webstar L Low mass at 7:30 l nr. HIjh iaaai at 19 a. aa. aper at 2 p. n. St. Adalbert' rW- Olive aad Qract its. Rer. John Kul-aral. pastor. Dally aaaaa at 3:15 p. m Holy boar Wednesday creator at 7. 3D. Suaday aaaaa 8 and 10 a. d. Bi. Jph mil at. aad Taall ar.. Patrick J. Carroll, r. 1. C. aator. Low aviBBM at 7:3U and S a. m. Ultra Baasa it 10. Becfdlctloa 3 p. at. Itrrod Heart Belgian UM W. Tht 18 at. Rer. Cw-.rlei v. Fiecher. paator. Mm at 7 :öo and :30 a. m. j'uaila. achatl at 2:30 p. na. Eenedlctlen at 3 p. aa. Sacred Heart Notre Dame. Loxv mass Jt 6:f0 a. in. Students' mas at sl) a. m Parish unass at 10:10 a. m. Vespers a t 2 :tO p. m. St. Mary's (rmn 431 1. TayUr at., Rer. J. M. Schtrtr, C. V C. pastor. Mast at 7:30 and 10 a. m. Sunday scbool at t:30 p. m. BeaedP'lon at 3 p. at. SALVATION ARMY. ot t;. jerremon niva. i,unaJ,y neryPes: Morning, county Jail. iO-oo; Sunlay ichool. 2:30; opeu air service. 7 :r0 ; tndoor service. S:30. Prayer mettlnK-l 7:30. Capt. 'ehemlali nrookt. officer la charge. SCIENTIST. First Churrh of Christ. Scientist .Main and Madison pis. Sunday service. during eonipletion of church building will Pe held In the Sunday school room at 11:(") a. in. Entrance on Madison tit. Testimonial uie'ting ex cry Wednesday evening at R o'clock. Suailny scIhk-I far children ami young pe- pie up to the age of 20 from 0:13 to 111 :,;.!. Ilea.Iing rouins inaintain-.! by Ihis cliurcli on the M-venth floor of the J. M. S building are open every afternoon from '2 to 5 and on Saturday tvciiiuir i'roiu ? to a. JEWISH. hth-Ll Corner Temnle Lacalle and Tu lor sts No uM-vlces will be held at Temple P.eth-Pl this week. An accident f our heating fa.ilitie makes the hoMiu? of M-ni' t-s lnip silI. CHURCH OF GOD. (hunh of (,ol or Saint "ha pel on Harrison nv., one block north of Lin'-oln way . tins Austin, pator; j. l.. tor üjth and (i. P. Peek, assistant Sunday school at '. 4 a. iu. Lirkley, superintendent pastors. A. .M. SPIRITUALIST. The Progressive Spiritual society will hold services at 7 :';0 p. in. exery Sunday at V) S. Michigan St., Pedmen's hall. Speaker. C. I. Lo. kridg". Message j nearer!. .M s. .M. xx caver, Mr?. .M-iiie Thi-tupson. Charles A. Thompson xx. 1 1 1 re.iil from seii-d letters. Mr.. IIug Kralavh- of Chicago -.x ill render a vo--al solo. "I Will Not Leave You Coiufortles " MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION. Moots every Monday .it 10:00 a. rn. at the Y. M. C. A. Pesident and visiting tnlnisters alwavs xvelcme. President. I A. Purnett: vbe president. W. II. Preshley; secretary-treasurer, (J. P. PnterUne. ASSOCIATED BIBLE STUDENTS. Progres c!uh hall. Mehill' building. CPJ S. Lafayette st. Sunday, r. :Ort p. ni., GOSPEL MISSION. The Gospel Mission has moved from 4-S i:. Lnvil!" av.. and is t.-w located at 4.11 P Las.xlle av. Servbv-s are held every Wednesday. Saturday and Sunday evenings at 7:00. Suixijy school at 10 ( a iu. each Sunday. MISSIONS. Mfnnonit! Hope '21 F.. .TerTfti "n l.ivd. Sunday ichool at ;:C0 p. m. P rear hing 3 :T.O p. ni. Preaching .". :öo r n 1 7 :".o p. tn. Servi. e xery night exipt We. In.. lay. Miry Nuueii.aker in charge. CUT 115 P. Jffferio-i MrtJ. P.ty A. B'rd. uperlnff-nient. Sunday school o Co p. in. Pit.le e!as.nt 1 ii0p. tn. PvenIng service at 7 :"o. CHURCH OF GOD OF THP ABRAHAMIC FAITH. Services In Me!vil tall. 212 S. Larayettt ft. Sunday ?chool at I0:(o a. m. Mr? Frnm Psiis''-k. s'jperintetjdent. l.rlr. your friendi. VOLUNTEER OF AMERICA Oespel n-.issin. P.0 S. Michigan itAU Christian ietie Invited t-i a big oi-en air meeting every Wednesday. Trlday. Saturday and S'.-nday nigat. corner Wayne and Mi- higan streets ''! f .i s li -loiied g spel ri.et;rig t Vclut:teer rision hall Sunday night. Pvcryhody lrlted. Ml w el.-t.r.ve. I ItOM I'.MTOHY TO YOl. "'hil.i juality car.die. fresli dailv. i ;-.-cial holiday prices now prex ail-in-. AJxt. Don't say you saw It In the r.-u'spaper. Say Neu-s-Times

Indiana Editors Hear Creel; Lauds Papers For Loyalty

INDIANA POLLS iJf-c. 15. George Creel, chairnrtn of the cominitteo on public information at Washington. Friday night told Indiana newspaper editors that lu.- is not a censor and does not consider hirn.solf yucli but that every editor is put upon his honor tu ol-sei-xc the rules of xoluntiry ensurhip promulgated the crovernniont. "I am proud indeed t bo able to .Star testimony that the faith ha been kept." he suiid. "There have htm violations as a matter of course and papers holding to the unwritten greement have suffer-d Injury from papeis less careful and lesshonest but on the xvhd- the press has responded in the simo spirit of unselfish service that animates the tiring line." The meeting; of editors held Friday night is one of the sectional meeting's of the state-wide war conference which xvas hold here Thursday and Friday. .Mr. (.'reel .asscheduled to speak at noon Friday, but oxving; to storms r.nd cold weather, hi.s train was delayed more than 10 hours. Ilcncli I "very Country in WorM. Continuing; his talk, the first public ad1res,s lie has made since war v-a.s declared. Mr. Creel aid that in the nine months since the committee xvasl formell an organization has been perfected that not only reaches into every community in America Put to every country in the world. "In this and every other land," he said, "we are making a fight for public opinion, that rreat force upon xvhich rests the strength cf armies TO BE FOOLED TO BEUT FOE Benson Wires Washington Big Council Organized to Coordinate Operations on Germany. WASIIINGTOX. Dec. lä. Creation of an allied council to coordinate the naval operations of all the nations at xvar xvith the ventral powers was announced Friday niht in a cablegram to the navy department from Admiral Henson at I'aiis. Members of the council, establishes:' in accordance xvith the plans of the inter-allied conference, will report to their respective governments xvith recommendations for aetion. The council will bo composed of the minister of marine ami chief of naval :-taff of each country, in the case of the Pnited States, Sec'y Daniels and Admiral Penson. As the. meetings must be held in Kuroju-, Pag officer." designated by their governments xvill represent the members from both the United States and Japan. lU'iison ajiios Jk-IpsaU-s. Admiral I'eilson's mess.ige xv asmade public by .ec'y Daniels as follows: "The conference held at the ministry of marine at Paris on Thursday and Friday, 29th and COth of November, presided over by M. Peygucs. minister of marine, and the folloxving delegates being present: "For Franco, M. Jules Cels, sous secretaire d'etat dela marine. Vice Admiral De lon, chief of the general staff. "For Fngland. F!r Kric ded.lcs. lirst lord of the admiralty. Admiral Sir John Jellicoe. first sea lord. "For the United States. Admiral Benson, director of the bureau of operations. Vice Admiral Sims, commanding the American naval forces in l'uropean water?. "For Italy, Vice Admiral Cusani Visconti, sous chef etat, major general. "For Japan. Hear Admiral Funakoshi. To Work for Cooiwration. "It has been decided to create a naval allied council in order to insure the closest touch ami complete cooperation between the allied ileets. The task of the council will bo to xvatch over the general conduct of the naval war and to insure to coordination of effort at sea as well as the development of all scientific operations connected with the conduct of the xv.ar. "The council will make all the recessary recommendations lo enable the government to make decisions. It will keep itself informed as to the execution of plans decide! upon. The r- embers of the council xvill report to their respective governments as may he necessary. The individual responsibility of the chiefs of staffs and of the romman der-in-chief at sea. toward their governments as regards op-ration? and as well as the strategical and tactical disposition of the force placed under their command remains unchanged. Personnel of Council. "It has been decided that the ccuncil sho.Tlvl consii-t of the ministers of marine of the nations represented and of the chiefs of the r.axal staffs. As the meeting; of the council xvill of n'-ces.sity be held in Furope, tho chiefs of the general naval st.iffs of the United States and Japan xvill be represented by t'.ag officers r.oniir.ate.l by their respective governments. The allied r aval (.oumil xill be provided with .a permanent seer tariate w hose bv:s;r.ess U xvill be to collect iT:d collate all necessary information. "The council xvill meet as often as may be thought necessary under the presidency of the minister of the

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and which in the end decides between victory and defeat In exery Mru2-le. If we have seemed to bo ltssj frank it Is because our frankness xvas compelled to xxuut upon results rather that the thing; itself should l.f halted while we boa.sted or excuj-ed." Mr. Cre'l declared there xvas ni effort on the part of tho committee to a' ridge the true freedom of th pre.-s but that war makes the demand that criticism shill he honest and that every attack shall have its base in sincerity and construetix--purpos". It is not a time for l.ttl" prejudices. stupid abuse, igii..!d partisanship or for the m.inuf.u 'uro of molehills into mountians, he declared. 11. to I 'very W'ritor of Noxxs. "Whn a nation lights for its life and ideals," he continued, "w hen the flower cf its youth goes out to grapple with death, there is no room for the mean and petty. It is up to every man on every newspaper in the land to consecrate himself .to his country as ultimately as the soldier and the sailor, and those who write in less than truth and honor are traitors as damnably as though they took money of the enemy. "The army aid navy, through this committee, has rdedged to the people instant and honest announcement of casualties, all accidents, all disasters. Tear this in mind when the air fills xvith rumors about the sinking, of a transport, the loss of thousands of soldiers in France, the destruction of the feet. Prand them as lies, and publish the liar, for th government does not Mlppress such nexvs or seek to minimize it."

marine of the country in xvhich the meeting is held. The various admiralties will furnish the council xvith the information which is necessary for the work to be carried out." I NEWS OF INTEREST TO POLISH CITIZENS social i-;vi:xts. The Name of Mary society of St. Hedwige parish xvill hold its meeting Sunday afternoon at 2:'.'.v olocl: Ui St. Hedwige school buildil g. The meeting of St. John Cantius society of Warsaw will be held Sunday afternoon at 2: Co o'clock at Warsaxv hall. A meeting of Folis-h Falcon. M. Komanowski will be held Sunday afternoon at -::'.0 o'clock at Warsaw hall. The St. Florians Young Men's society of St. Hedwige parish will hold its meeting Tuesday exening at S o'clock at the St. Hedwige school The Young Woman's llosary society of St. Adelbert's church wib meet Sunday afternoon at ':'. o'clock at the school building. The lyidy Falcons M. Ilnmanow ski xvill hold their meeting Mond.t. exening at S o'clock at Kosciuszk hall. Th; singing practice of St. Ii I wige choral socie y will be h b. Tuesday evening at 5 o'clock at th. St. Ikdwi-e school. The meeting of "Cory Polski ' (Daughters of Poland) of the ' lish Women's alliance of Anu-rio... xvill l.e held Sunday afternoon .: -loii o'clock at Z. il. hall. The .-'t. Valentine society of S;. Hedwige parish will huld its meet ing Sunday afternoon at the scho u building. The Falcons K. Pulaski will hold their meetint; Sunday aftei -noon at J o'clock at Warsaw hall. The meeting of St. Stanislaus s ciety of St. St.mi.-daus parish wi.: be held Sunday afternoon at 1:.," o'clock at the parish hall. The members of St. Joseph so ciety. br.in.-h No. Polish Women's alliance of America, xvill meei Sunday afternoon a - o'clock a. St. Hedwige school ouilding. A special singing practice of the choir of Lady Falcons Z. Ik.licki, No. 1, xvill be held Sunday morning at 10 o'clock at Z. Ik hall. Tile St. Aloxsious Young Men's society xvill hold its annual meeting Tuesday evening at S o'clock at their lodge rooms, W. Division st. The pupils; of seventh and eighth grade of St. Hedwige' school will give a literary program Tuesday afternoon at - o'clock in their class room. ItlKTIIS. A son was born to Mr. and .Mr. Ladiskius Smucinski, S. Carlisly st.. Satur!iy morning. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Valentino Ituc zkow sp.i, l ; .'' YV. Dunham st., Friday. PI KSONALS. John Piotrowski of Chicago arrived here for a coiple days' visit xvith friends. Frank Ilazinski. ."0:. N. Alien M., returned frnn a business v;-:;t in Chic ago. Andrew Pilczyr.ski returned to Hammond following a fexx- .lays' xisit xvith friends here. Leonard Stat hoxvski. xvh has teen here on husine.-s. left for Plymouth Friday. Paul Dcrcze-.vski arrived her from 'Jury for a few days' visit with friends. Micheal nalkoxvskl. W. Simple st.. has gone to Chicatro for a couple days' xisit with friend?. Miss Anna Fr.ir.ezak. Lincoln way, has gone to ("J rand Pia pi Is for a we.-k s visit with friends. Jharles I"ilatewicz. Trairi ? n v., has returned from Grand Uapi-s xx here he spent ;he -past v. fd. -e;th fri.nds. Martin Ilcrrir.g of r'!:'.cago ; in the ity on ' Usine-s. IZd. Zlrzi gozi! :i retunu-d .'rim a brief v : s i t witi friend.-x at -tr..:t. Misö Kathetiue Jabicir..-M. W. I"4ision st., Jk's- returned iroui a fev

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In one way at least we are proud to say this store is oldfashioned. It has always had a deep personal atmosphere in so tar as such a great organization could make itself felt to its many customers in that sort of friendlv wav. It is now expressing the true spirit of Christmas and it is with the sincere wish that the Christmas may be filled with that happiness Christmas ought to bring. Monday commences the last week of preparing gifts The store will be open every evening, but we urge you to shop early in the day when your selections can be made more comfortable.

THE STORE FOR MEN 1000 Silk Cravats at 50c each Here is a remarkable oiTerin; of this season's liih rade, foreign scarfs. The colorings are beautiful and the designs distinctive. They will tie into soft, graceful folds and have the popular SLIP BAND, assuring an evenness of temper. We have been particularly fortunate in securing mjcIi excellent values at this season of the year. We recommend them for Christmas gifts. 250 Silk Shirts at $4.50 each Tub Silks of fast colors, fancy and hair-line stripes.

150 Live Christmas Trees at 25c and 35c These trees are direct from the Dundee nurseries, and are all alive, the roots are packed in damp moss. These can be used for the table and atie:wards planted. They will grow. Size 12 to 18 in. high at 25c each. Size IS to 24 in. at 35c. See these around the store, pick cut the one ynu wain and "v "ill celiver it.

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inn ihmhh)im;';iiiuii'")m.i - - - 'S' . . ; - ...J. ... ilixs' visit with relatives: at Michigan City. John Mackowir-z has '-one to Importfor a fex. days' visit xvith friends. Jacob Latorovski, Kendall st., xvho has been ill the past fexv days, i-i much improved. 1'rxnk Cebzynski. S. Chapin st., has gone to Hammond for a couple days' visit with friend.Peter Kozlowiak, W. Colfax av., i turned from a week's visit xvith fr:end in Chicago. Mi.-s Julia Plankoxvski returned to Michigan City Friday after a fewdays xisit xvith friends here. P. T. Vinc;:erski, YV. Division st.. has gone to Gary for a couple days' xisit xvith f rienc s. M. Strzelecki returned to Gary folloxving a bri-if visit here. PLENTY OF 3LANKETS "0R OREGON TROOPS WASHINGTON, Dec. 13. Quartern. asUr Con. Sharpe has advised Sec'y I'ak'er that there xvas no foundation f r reports that Oregon troops, recentlv j-tationed at Camp Mill- had l n sent to tamp withut blankets. All the men had three blanket-. Grn Sharps said, except l few xvho hao' sold one and retained tV.x Save money by patronizing merchants that advertise.

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J. M. S. BUILDING. ' o rr'f '" .' ...... mttiii BRITISH STEAMER LOST IN ATLANTIC GALE AN ATLANTIC PORT. I ?.-. 1 Th- foundering at sea of the Uriti.s'n steamer Knisht of the Thistle was announced in a ra.dio message receixe.l Friday night from a steamer which reported she xvou'd land vt survivors here Saturday. The message contained no details- of the wreck or the rescue, but it was thought probable that the Knight of the Thistle went down during or.o of tho series of terrihc gale-s that have swept the north Atlantic during the pa-st week. The Knight of the Thistle was of 6, il' tons gross and was built in Glasgow in läO.'k Her home port was Uverpool. PORTUGUESE REBELS EXILE EX-PRESIDENT LIS DON. Dec. 1Z. The newly establlihed revolutionary government has decided to send former Pres't Ma- hado from the country- by a Fpecial train. It was the determination of the government that the i"pos-d president mit live abroad until the expiration of th term for v.hieh he was elected. Maj. Not ton pe Mattos. xvho was n;ini.-t-r of war in the Costa, cabinet, has demanded .1 month's furious h. after xvhich h wish'-s to be sent to the front.

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