South Bend News-Times, Volume 35, Number 90, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 31 March 1918 — Page 20
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THT SOUTH BEND NEWSTIMEJ,
Today s International Sunday
.ums ont lxampli: iv si:kvri:. f.OLIH.N Ti:.T lt tliU mind Jx- In j on, Iilrh wat nl-t In Chri.-t I'ULMARV TOPIC .IrMiH our nample In lirlpdng; other. mlmoiiy vi;km; roiioW me. Matt. 0:9. i:STI.K I.IsOV. . .I.Ii: Ti:I 1 for. 15:.',0. COLDLN Ti:.T Thank I- unto ;m! ho ciw-tli lis tin victory through our Lord Jru CTrl-t . I or. 1 5 :".". (Itr.hl Phil. 2:1-11.) A rir it n.any b'jnd.My schools will 'lub.tMy on.it tin; review 1 -son and 'if.--.ote th" day to some ; e. ial Latter err"i.e. Tili- pr.vtb-e we ;i n -i"t wholly ; ou'Itmh. 1 it we would ur;'" oery school to devote, some time to ;l fonM-r.it!'in of the. lesion text. K'.Mrn S ;r.f! iv N firci'lcl by i.iar.y superintendents, out it is a t 1 .-t of l;r;ow ld'-'c und -Uli in teachl.i;'. .i.i well its 1 1 i - character of v oik done, during the pay three ; ; i r ; t h.-. Some condemn I'.iMe m hool teaoh5''' hy Comparing it disparagingly Ith th.it of the day school withut Libiti' iritu on.i'lri atioti the i;;.'i-r!io between paid ami vol. :.üt'er t aoher. th limited time deeded to study, discipline ami othr ? attires. It i manifestly unfair to ,!- the j-'und.ty sWiool hy the. sam- p-(l ao-i al standards m are applied to our public s.-hools. Tin; Sunday s- hool (J'-ahs with spiritual i'-t!itis and not alone with moral I :m It is a womkrful lesliI!:.),. to the hN-MIl- of ((,: that v ith -lirh nu-.mvr -j'iipriiMit. train- - i r and t i r i n' at our di.-po.--al. tho results of the Sunday sclinul are hi 'a ' i ; d t f 1 1 1 1 y effective in the Christian development of our country. With rt'luious education h'f,'ihitei out of our public schools hjtoni. iJnio-t rntirrdy ik-l;1- ted in our 1ioi:is. ami i;ot on" farnih in live r m omi-i to witJi tlif t'ltri-itian i i i 1 1 1 1 . this .uu'-ce.-t- a condition MViiiir' of cultured pa;t n ism. Thi- oin,'!! not to dis- our ;ikc the
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
MI-THODIST. ; iri N Main tt. i:er. Henrj L. j lai. j,.i-tr CI.1M meeting :it : n. ui. Suiobtv s oi( at a. n. ; i:imer 1'. Abernthy, .MiperiUtell.b.Ut. 1'ubiU' . r-!iit :tt 1' : 10 u m Tiil U.- -Aoictiip at to:l' p. tu !'.;ovoita b i'il,- .if i:b". p. in. There will be no ..i.-'-i ., - w.-rl.e he!.! in this tli'inli. f. "will tlie pulpit in t lie j . ..... . . i ni'TiiHig and !pe.tw in l.lerniiT iu nie imTiiiiig ;in'l !ie.tk tn . ''rnnj m uc I!e,rt At H e r.-gular Sunday eho.,1 j 1 r li e s. !, ...! will present ,-, special ! Taster I r ir r . i in. 'I'Jiere w ill Uli I r a v r -irie t L i week. M. I'uul'a lrmortl -4'olf.ix and Lrr.rt iivs. lit-v. Jutiio.s 1.. Jardiner, l-l'-. I i stor. .i ii r I pr.ixer :md prai.- ?orl.-e led b v. ii I. " Kiilison. Stiieluv aelnd at .i:".o ;i. m, leister prtgr;iui. At 10:10 a. in. l'r i injln r will pica- h oa the siiU1"t. "An i::ifi r Me-s i?.-," und Karl V. Knirr will i-int "'ni-. Se th l'l.i-. wiieie .I.M s by r.irkrr, and "Tlie Ib-surret tb'ii." I'j S !iei ley. L entity MDiif :it 7 :"0 p. Ml Atblrei ).y Lieut. , K. Ke 'i.inli of the t'jii.eli.iii e.peiiti i ; a r x f'tr. i 1. At the t l.-s. ,f the ad-tirt-pud IV.. . üii-l VI. ef "Troiii J1.IH.-.T t tlie t'rn-." a reverent HH'tiIl pi. t ire life try t.f .letois ,( .N:t ireth. v.r.! '.e pri-weiited. This pi. ture an protn .nitheiiti-- it. at i'-n-. la Pa!e!tiii ai.. I i:-f Kill - lti..rr siiij.'. 'Ki! i:rr Li-trl"'.!." by Mahier. a 1 1 1 . i':ir Hit .! Keleel!ler." b.V Moiii.I'-r i r.-i n.l.i . rtraiiint. "vn ill n n ier Tiifold b' iv.it t 1 Lverl.istiiic." l- ;..!Miel ; A I !! u i by r.rilkes. aio! 'i:.iter xiorniutf." ly M.iIIi!.. ;in-i at the eeliin -ervh e. " lies 1 V T- t h II M..MI." by ,l..l.h(..!i : "l.tster nfj'ert 'ire." . I... r.-t. and "Hallelujah." ty I'.ee-t'.'-tt'ti
r.rare-Corner Mb big in and Tutt sts. j l- .-O p. ui. ; Kev. LH P. Stewart, superIter. lb. h ir! II. 'r.utb-r. paster, ein iiii.-ii lt-nt. n-c-taij at s:l" n tn Si'a l iv 5 -h - l -it ba-tt-r nervi e in the morning. Preach0:." :i.tr..: l'rof. .1. A. supcrin- ' In" l'.v Hev. II. H. Thomas at 10:40 a. t. n.:. i t ni. l-.isti?r i-ervieea ty the Suuday , . i n'-iiool at 12::vi At 7:b" p. ni.. the lell Ileichto - M.n.-r nol 1 ran-Ms : Kuig"htj Templars 111 have tlMr annual st- Kev. loiy II. l'.Ia. k. p i!tr. suinlav I ";1ter serin. n The choir will render
.1 at '. I. la II. ' 1 el.Ul : P-r: nt mlent. .i::riv HasteiT :- b-a-i.-r at elMi in : t: " l'.:rri-r. !-a-I-r i:.tter ..e air - serv :. at 11 K. The . t n. h-'ir I.: fiirtii-ii spt--i.il ri'ii.-. i !e Sui. lav .- htl will rentier a p-- ial -f. - : r - t tu at 7 : '" p. in MiU-.-k 1 i I Wed nr-v I , C e eri r ". -n !' : u . i t g ?i.- a fi. ri of the M :i'eri.tl : i ! i i - n -a'' MTii' 111 ! !;!il .:f tie '.! .. s ..:.;.iy. Afb-r ;:.'!.!" the a w : . : !., b-erred I rinit v - It; r i:e and ' a :t r :io TteV. Mel vi a '. Hunt. pator IbM- s h-i I it j r:i. ; Kutl '.ph Kiire. t ir. g s-il eri r. t Hie ii t -i i. NeW .1 r e.1Tl ' .. i '. . A i .e: .!nrie i lii.tii ;it (.:!. tc tn ; .ti . i. in. i no- j .Mi v . ; !ie . hjr.T M-'t llltig .er vi ej a? bbi'i Ibii'tun cf cli'.ldren unl r--.!'!'."a f r'" !!.fi;il"'r The p.ivf.-r w ; ; sji'.W a th. Trsnn.pl!nt Life.". !.. inj the i '. H,n': m-i'.lf at in n the "".r. r ib t At 7 .."- ti e j (t r w ;:: per .a . f thetce. "With .leu: "i Ib.'y Height- ' - a..f St.. . n,efi,.-s everv n.ght t " .s :.:t v. t-ut yi tvitv .mi. i atur- . t vi,, i... t a f.t' ..-w : r-ies. : "Ii. . !e t.t l'irs- !... t-;" !.,y ti..-:.t -!: v ai;.i Alility ;" v t. " Vli" . p.r.- fe.l ;.r!-!." i : . v ! ir . .; . 1 ' i t : - ' : s . m r: i.. . h . r i . a i r . i r:?ht i r..- i v j t a .'-t ' A tr ilnle iii tu I pworth Mfmnrl.il r.rrT I.'n oln s u W. ia l 'iv. f. Ib v ; I. Kub!en pat r sur..! iy s -.! ..t . ..":i a ir. : rilen l lrn) . su; r:r.:. i t!r at. ... I I :.,f er erv i. e tu:. in.rr,l i; May n h. : i:, t n e i tr in .hört -'.in at t;.e r'i!ir i Je !.. . ; .f ' :. T h i - i . i i e ,..! w eil V .1 . -in ! :. i; Paster r.-irt . .i t- : j:'nn ! v ti..- V ::. Lv s 1 '.' !,::" 1 . .. " 1-. i ! f;.rr. ih ! ; i.i I ''-r 1 '. ! I'O ;l s ...Tt T:.e lr A : c 1 1 A".: t u ! I Mftnnri! - Vi Kev. A V. r.i1 g i l 1 Vi. toria I .i tt r. : nd i t A L.:tter!.vary. t. 1. 1 at '.:!'. a k-r rir.tetttb nt r ;. .1 ni . !:- ' . !: i! r ; . ; b " . ;:i ; i!.r nt t'.ie e s, ...!. j v e jih! -. f. in f i t
I WHEN ILLNESS, DEATH, OR OTHER TROUBLES COME, ANY MINISTER WILL GLADLY HELP.
view by P. B. Fitzwater, D. D,f Teacher of English Bible, at Moody Institute, Chicago.
Sunday f hool ftrkr, !nt rather halh-ncr hir.i to crt-ater fonctr.tration and more valiant endeavor. If a revifiw 1 deaired. sumrnnrir th le-soriH hy alhjwln? 12 chuieti or 1J peraor.f to each brins In a hri':f digest. I I jivej th testimony of John the Uaptict concerning the one "mightier" than himself, 'wliose shoes hr was not worthy to unloose." Ixreoii '2 shows the im-P'-i ability of Jfsj:; that He wan "tempted in all points like as we are, yet without fein." Ln 'A reveals Him as the Holy (Jn of Ood. with po'.ver over unclean fplriti and other icknemea. Ixon I shows us Jesus a.s Savior who has power on earth to forgive .-ina. If iirf f not the. Son ut Jod the worsh.lp of Jesu 1m nothing Ies th.n p.iant.sm or idolatry. I-Mn 5 Miowh us Je..iia uh Lor 1 of the Suhhitli. Ix'"oii t; uh the Son of Cod, not only in Hin healing power but in Hix authority over unclean Fplrlts with power to delegate that authority to oth"!s. Ixjn 7 shows Jesus a.s the Krt-at tradier who will hrin forth abundant fruit and eternal lit". I.rsori s shows the marvelous germinal power of the divine need. IrNon II shown Jesus as the Son of Jod. tthom even the winds and tho s a must oh . In 10 shows us .lesu.s at tho Son of Ciod with power over death. Lesson 11 shows us Jesus as not only having authority over unclean spirits, hut p0yso.s-;ii'; power to Impart that authority to others, while I.vMn 12 shows His compassion uion the unshepherded multitude, and the exercise of His divine creative power In feeding them. Of fours", .such a review will he rapid and perhaps incomplete, hut it will shew that Jehus meets every situation and that His prace is suf-tk-ient for all the conditions of life. It will ulo show that his words communicate vitality to society but that their effectiveness depends upon the rrspon-e which is accorded to (hf'iii. If a test is required of the pupils, a set of questions covering the work of th quarter should lo prepared and Kiven to them a week in Kiist,T eft'ering. At 11:0 a. m. Eafeter seriiK.ii. "Vli Shall Koll Aw.it the Stoia".''' At 0:. Laster service by the rpwnrtli I'vijne. At 7 :'-'Jn p. in . le-ture-.sprinoii. "Tlje fry of Suffering Armenia." This will deal with the history of Armenia from the aeennd century to the present ;iinl la dme tlecree will forivist tie- result of Hie preseut war, for Armenia. Itli-vF rmrU S sprnth t HfT J. A. , - - j;.ö .. w rd Pajtor; residence 18 1 Ml-bajak? uuday school at 0:30 a. W, I. C tt um-. ?m-ri iiiicu'iriu. German Laf.ijett blvd. and Wayi et. Rev. H. S. Miller, pastor. Stjndny t-hool .it 'J :"0 a. ra. : John Kch, superintendent. Preaching at 10W a. m. anJ 7:S0 p. m. fpwortfi le.icue at 7'00 p m. Prayer meetiug Wednesday at 7:45 rayer meeUus weuneaaay p. m. Wrhleyan 722 L. Broadway. Itr. V. (). i'pitler. pastor. Sunday fbool at 9:r n. ni. : P. M. Porter, superintendent hfrraon at a. m. KTening aermoo at 7:.'U. Kerlval -ervies will begin Monday, April 1- Services every evening at 7 :.50. coiitlu -led by the pastor. FREE METHODIST. I'ree Methodist Pennsylvania av. and flush st. Kev. W. E. Webster, paster. Sunday school at 0:30 a. in.; I'aul Nebltzel. auperlntendnt. Preachlnf at t0:.7) a. m. and IS) v. ra. nUr I"rU l'ra Methlit F"urleenth .ind Vine sts Itev. Mr. Hltcb cock, pastor. Sunday irbool at 10:00 a. to.; L. P. Wolfe, auperlntendent. AFRICAN M. E. Olirt A. M. K 310 W. Monro st. Itev. A. T. Keadiling, paator. Claas meeting at 10:00 a. in. Sunday school at !. ial inter ninsi Taylor's X. M. JJ. Z'on Corner L31y ami Pampau sts. Kev. L. P. Powell p.ittor. PRESBYTERIAN. 1 irt t'orii'T Washington av. and fayttte Mtd. Kev. (.iiarles A. Lippinttt. I. !.. pastttr. MUs Charlotte M. l'.iiiri le. aslst.iiit t t h minister. rui:;,- ut.rshlp at l:b a m. Serti. u uieet : "The t'ertalnty of internal Life." Miiüicjl veiper service ut .) I. la. Special prctfram ef Paster music at I ; .-ervi. ei. bible scho'd at ::'') a. ra. : .1 . S f i.i:in sntterintendent. Men's l'e'Ievhi;i !iil at t::vo a. m. Junior ! liii'ieaver s... ietv at :i:ts p. iu. Youi' ! I eo pie's meeting at tJ:.V) p m. Mldwe'T; neethii.'. 'el liel.i y ut :."tO p. ni. The 1 women s :niton.iry department "'ill n t 't tl.e lioriie of Mrs. .T. A. Swygart. . Washington av . 1 rilav at 2 'A't p. 111. AM s.-rvi-es will be he'd n the Lew st llitl.l : d tlic.e. Trinltj John S. Iturns. pastor on !'-.iie. A I'. au iuirs. paster on duty. Sunday s -h oi at t:.'t a. ax. ; Charles W a melier, sn perint endet t. Sunrie praer ineetirjr at tJ:' a. m. Sesiion ineefin-: at It:.'- a ra. t re-elve l:n m is'i t.t unite wi.t, ,, ,-hureh at t! venire ft '. i t V i Ii oMl Iii II 11 it" '1 StTVice. i i . ... .. . . . ... . r iui.s.c ino u.esae witu oaptisni i ' iin.ints ut lo..". . ui.. i'hapluin Harm ! ofL, iatiug. Siiuday s hool Laster pro1 7 All-day meeting of Ladies Al'l at : Mrs V.il.l-ii'i Tne..iy. Midweek serv- : e We.;ii.-day evening. 1 Wtn.iMir Iiev. A M. Pells, pastor. j Stia.Jay a. -hool at 0 :? 3. rn. ; L. I". : Wblt "::!. s'iperlateadent. I'tiMic vri-r-'...p at 10:4. a. in. and 7 :"0 p. m. i .Mit.ior PtiilM-or meeting at 2:0 p. rn Senior I.udeaver so'-iety meets at t:Z0 ; P tn li'.p T.eer .ind Iyton ats. HfT. ib r,-e w Allison. It. I.. nilr.i-ter. lüblt . s 'lo.,; at 0:0 a. m. ; Carl L'ilery, aujeri.tt n.Ieat. t f r ;i!l .stten.l inta. Adults ue tl.e inbrrii.itior.j.l lesnc8; women's class "Mi:.:. in the .oapel of Mar. Brinz . ;.r biMe. .1.' etlitr departments use t bt rr.ided Ic-ss. Conapetect teachers j arc prc '.-It-J.
School Lesson
(Cp7r1ffft 11 T) advance, from which a half dozen mipht he .elected for written review during the clan hour. This i.s no theoretical plan. The writer knows of many Sunday schools where written reviews are bein; fcUcccMsfully conducted. The Holy LAnd where ChrUt lived, suffered, died and rote asain, ha recently been captured fron th control of the Ottoman empire and current history indicate the probable eurly establishment of prophecy. TAKING i win; or SOLDIPKS f ASIII.(iT)N. Since the declaration of war, counties numbers of rnUitury men have been passing through Washington. Many are stationed in or near tho city. Nearly every church in the city has organized committees to welcome and entertain these Koldlerf. In some churches special eervlces are conducted at fetu.td times, aftor which aupper is ."erveil and entertainment provided for the evening. After Sunday services tho boy.i are invited to dinner ut th.j homes of the parishioners. Committees so arrange this hospitality that no military boy attending service is overlooked. Churches have turned their parish houses over almost entirely for the evening recreation of the military niert. Whin dancing or other entertainments are not planned the boy.s come to read or write letters. Cots havo been placed in some pariah houses in order that men not lindine accommodations elsewhere or lacking money for such accommodations may pas a comfortable niffht. A prench elate has been started in one of the old parishes of Washington In order that the men frequenting this church home may havo some knowledge of the FYench lanKuae for torvice "over there." The firM law that God pave unto man was the law cf pure obedience for as much as to obey is the proper otrice of a rational soul. Montaigne. A Christian on hia knees can get a clearer vision of heaven than a sinner can with a telescope. BAPTIST. Mrst Corner Wayne and Main sti. Ilible ehool at OXl a. in. ; C. S. Stephen, auperiiitemJent. Qulney Mr ret Tev, Georpe K. Pnterline, pastor. SunUay school nt 9 :."! a. m : J. W, Jteiidal!. superintendent In compliance with the action taken by the Ministerial association our services this Sunday will be run on the old standard time. The Sunday bcuool exercises will be of a special character and a full attendance Is urged. Morning' wor ship at lo-'Xi. The messag-e this mornin? 111 be delivered by Itornhnrdler P. W. K. P.owlhy of the Canadlno expeditionary forces, home from active service iu Prance on a furloujrh. Uefore entering the service Mr. Kewlby was a younir attorney at Uw and Is un Interestini; speaker. A horus-cbolr 111 render the Paster anthem, "Awake Glad Soul." The lb Y. P. P. meet nt 6:40 sharp and ofTera a very Interesting special discussion of the "Indiana Ury Amendment." livening service at 7-T. Tbls will be a apt-rial rnusleal Paster service entitled. 'The Victor of Ilozrah." a Hcrlpturnl Paster aervle In atory and anR. The PioRram 111 be In charge of Miss Clam Phrhurdt. asülatetl by a rhorua-eholr and a company of the youns people of the cnurvh and IU!le schl. IIuag;araa Corner Washing-ten av. Cherry st. Kev. 13. Dertok. pastor. Mt. Zlon-113 N. Hlrdsell st. Her. F. It. Kennedy, I. I.. pastor. Sunday school at 0:3O a. ra. ; Mra. Anna Hutchinson, superintendent I'irat Sdah Corner Laurel anl Napier sta. Services at 10:20 a. m. and 7:C0 p. a. CHRISTIAN. Firm S. Main at., south of public library. Kev. .lohn M. Alexander, pastor. Sunday school at 9:"0. Prederlok It. Truland. auperintenlent. Our teacbera are tralncl and lessum graded. We have classes for all age. Mornlnir worship at 10 :K. Special musl-. by the double quartet. Sermon by the pastor: Cnristlanlty Triumphant." Senior Christian Pn. leaver at o ;:. Tonic: "Lessons from the It 1 Jen Christ's rorty I'ays" In the evening at 7:r-t o'eb Ji the yountr ioile nf the huntlay at hool will present the patriotic ! cantata. "America's Luster ;ue.t. the Cross Itesitle the 1 lag." This is a very p'.easintr entert.iinniei.t iintl i- in keplnc with the patriotic sentiments and needs of the hmr. Indiana, 'Avraa Indi.mi and Witwer a vs. Her. W. A. Drundlge, pastor; rei-
SPRING is, indeed, upon us; the resurrection of nature the renewed life. The stone is rolled away from the door. Winters cold blossoms with warmth. Nature speaks of the resurrection; a fitting season for the commemoration of the great proof of Him; the Lamb of God, who died and arose again; who taketh away the sins of the world. It is as the spring of Hope, born of a Winter of Despair. Let it rise today as from the Slough of Despond unto the Delectable Mountain. Hope! Dream on. Dream on the lofty things in life for it is the lofty-peaks that catch the early morning ray. It is the peaks that are bright long after the foothills slumber in the folds of night. Dream on the bright sicie of life,, on the certainty of reward for good, and the ultimate triumph of right. It is God's guarantee. Christ is risen.
THE HE A VENS IN APRIL By Dr. C. S. Brainin of the ColumHa University O'rservaiorv Start.
The April evening sky still very rick in plar.et?, a. one can se by clancing at our map, which show r.ot less than four of these brothers of the earth. Jupiter is ttil! In the constellation of Taurus, far down the northwest. Next month' map will show him practically on the horizon at map time, and on the next follow int; map we shall m! him entirely. It is q tite tay to di.-tinguiah hirn troin the neighboring iirst-manltude star Aider:, aran. as the latter is much leüä bright and of a reddish tint. Close to the meridan and just west of it our map show Saturn and Neptune. Saturn in cu.-:lv ic o;ni.able as it blunts v.-jthout twlnkllnsr; but Neptune is practkal!y invisible to the naked ye. Well to the eat of the meridan is another steady, shining star, and that is the plantt Mars, with a noticeably red tlnn; in its light. Of the three remaining planets, Pranus i, like Neptune, in the difJiculty of observation, but the enthusiastic astronomer who is bent upon investigating all the members of the solar system this month can see Mercury and Venus by making his observations Just before sunrise. Venus will be a beautiful object in the mornini? sky the entire month, just as we saw her in tho evening sky last fall and winter. Mercury is a morning star in the early part of the month, and the observations must be made between the tirst and the 10th, as the planet is observable only for a few Jays before and after its portion of maximum angular distance from the sun. The proximity of Mercury to the sun makes observation very difhucult, and as a result pra tica'ly nothing is known of its physical condition and surface. The Lion. There are two Uon constellations in the heavens Leo and Jeo Minor. Ieo Is a very famous group containing the lirst-magnitude star Uegulus, the royal star Dencbola and the su'o-group known as the Sickle. Thei are shown on tho map, Hegulus and the fickle practically on the meridan. Just north of the KIckle s the rather insigni hcant constellation of the lesser Lion. This Is not one of the ancient constellations, but was named as a Idencc. 2.11 Hsney av. Bible sehool at 9:"J n. m. It. White, superintendent. Well-formetl classes ni h splen-litl tfirps of teachers. A prent drive is now on between the Plrst and Seoond Christian schools of the city. Indiana leads. Be a part of the 4O0 Sunday und enjoy the splendid Palter servlee. The orchestra leads the musl Following the Later service eomm union and reception of members. Juniors will meet at -:.'"0. Y. P. S. C. U. meet-i at ü:0u; MUs Mae Brundige. president. Instead of the regular serrno in the evenlnsr a special program has been arranged by the Missionary society and the Junlora on the subject of "The Men and Millions Movenient." Special music and a splendid program hua been provided. Linden Avenue Church of Christ Linden av. and Carlisle at. Lev. Pd-s-sM Castle, pastor. Preaching tt 10:53 a. rn. and 7:.' p. m. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. Christian Lndeavor at 6:C!J P' m' EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION. Broadway 313 E. Broadway. Lev. A. B. Hülst, pastor. Sunday school at t):S9 a. m. ; L. s. Pisher. superintendent. Mornlnj; worsi.ip at 10:".0. Sermon by the Pastor on the Mjbject. "1-Var Not." At 3:40 p. in. the choir will render the cantata. "The Kin? of ilory." YounPeople's alliance to follow immedla tely aitr the cantata. Mlü Hfssir. I'hlnehart. presltlent. Miss Lather (Jrelner. leailer. Subject: "lessons from the Linen Christ's Porty Days." John 21:1. 17. Missionary prayer meetiug on Wednesday evenin? at 7 i'W). Choir rehearsal on Prlday evening at S o'clock; Boyd Thornton, director. Grr Church Cor. Tdneoln way W. and Walnut sts. ltev. Ü. (. Lozier. minister. Sunday school at 9 "DO. G. V. Witt, superintendent. Lesson: "Paster Lesson." I Cor. 15: jO-.VS. We are expecting lae Sunday tvhool on this Pater niornlnj- to be the biegest anl tet for this year. Morning worship st P'u'a. Theme: "The Itisen Christ." This aerivce will be one of special Interest to every member of the ftitin h anl their frlentls. The Young Triple' alliance will meet nt t':i5 p. in.: Miss Vera I.iusnian. resident. Topic for the evening: "Lessons from the Itisen -fhrist's Porty Days." John 21 : 10-17. Lvenlng service at 7 Theme: "The Oreatest of All Mlraele." The midweek prayer and fellowship meeting on npit Wednesday evening in the I church. The In. liana conference of the Krangelloal association will be held at CHRIST
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9 o'clock o.ve5 April H Apr" 't.Srl Phtaes New M 10;sjQr. 17 separate ltioup as late as 1 7 0 'J . Leo. itself, however, is one of the oldest groups and represents the lion killed by the Urek hero Hercules in one of his ,:rcat tasks. He?ulus wa.s much venerated by the ancients, because it practically marked the position of the sua at the hottest part of the year. Today this i.s no longer true, as the pos.tion of the equinoxes and solstices has shifted in the heavens, owing o the phenomenon called the pre.ctaion of the equinoxes. Hegulus mirks the handle of the fickle, and the blade stretches upward toward the zenith, concave to the west. The stars that make up this sub-group are not very bright, but the unique tigure i.s easily recognized. Astrologers aligned to Ieo the important role of controlling the heart. Denebola i.s a star with a pronounced bluish tinge, and, though not of particular brightness, we judge, from the way the ancients . peak of it, that it was once brighter. We know that it is approching the earth at a rate of 12 miles per second and is at present f.:j liphtEvery thf Plrst Pvangelicat church. Plkhart. Intl.. from April '2 to 7. I irst 1afayette ar.9 M.onroe sts. Lev W. II. Preahley. pastor Sunday nchool at 9:30 a. in.; George J. Long, fcuprin tendent. We will have an Paster le.sson. The pastor will prea'-h an Paster ernlon at 10:.'V) and conduct an Laster communion service and receive members into church fellowship. The choir will render a I sacred concert at 7 p. m. under the direction of George J. Long. The pastor will attend the annual conference, at Llkhart during the week. Prayer meeting Wednesday night at 7:10: Prcd Schweitzer, leader. The Ladies' Aid and W. M. S. will meet with Mrg. Wi'liaiu Plagle Thursday afternwn. April 11. Auten Chapel W. II. Mygrant, pastor. Sunday school at lt):Oi a. tn. ; Jessie Btrns. superintendent. Class meeting at 11:00 a. m. ; Brother Dunn, leader. C. L. society meets at :tö p. m. :.Mr. M urser, presitlent. Prea hing and rei-eptiou of members at 7:10 p. m. Dathel Church (Lydick) Kev. W. II. Mygrant. pastor. Sunday school at 10:'n) a. in.; William Trumble, superintendent. Preaching at 11: a. m. He epti n of mmber. Pruise Service Tuesday at 7:10 p. ti?.; Clara Watkins,. leader. EVANGELICAL. Zion--Corner Wayne anl St. Teter fts. Lev. Waldemar (JofTeney, paster. Services on Sunday will begin at 10 :.'). new time. In (nunwtion with the nirnlng services holy communion will be observed. In the evening at o'clock n cantata will tie piven. "The KedeniptioM. All hervbes at the Zion'a Lvangelical church will begin Sunday conforming to the new time going Into effect Saturday evening. St. Peter'a flernian 113 VT. Lasall? av. Iv. Hugo Wcichelt. pastor. Sunday school at 0:00 a. m. ; Carl ltelnke. superintendent. Laster (services anil at lo:l. a. in. Paster day a hool at 7 :'.') p. Sunday sehool teachers Meeting of Men's Aid holy communion pr-'grani of Suuiii. Meeting of Monday evening, society Tuesday evening. LUTHERAN. Illr Trinity lTnrTli Sherman 'av. and Lindsey st. Lev. Albert II. Keen, pnstor. Sunday school at 9:15 a. m. ; Pdward Motb. superintendent. All services this sunday will he held according to the old time. All meetings .e Tid according to for the week will the new time Parly Paster servi. e at tLfiO a. in. Special Laster music with IS RISEN
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Mrmn by the pastor, f"u3ect: "Tlie Laster Message." Chief service MUi holy communion at 10 :."(' a. in. There will be no Junb.r league or Luther league n-rvices. The Sunday school will render au Laster program at 7:i p. in. The huren coiin-'il w ill meet Monday evening. Te.ohers' association meets Tuesday tit 7:10 p. in. I'rayer service on Wednesday at 7:13 p. in. The Ladies' Ail society will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. llaabe, 1.7J1 S. Lafayette st. Choir rehearsal on Prbhiy evening. Ca'.ochetb'al instruction on Saturday at .t :ö0 p. ra. Gloria Del Swedish Chapln and Kerr Ms. Kev. tiottfrid Olson, pastor. Sunday S' hool at t:0O a- ni. and Bible claa at 9:1" a. m. All meetings In th:s church on Sunday will commence according to the usual time, ami the meetings during the week and ser-iees the fo'lowing Sunday will commence according to the new time. The .Sunday Hchool'and the Bible claas meets at lo : a. m. The morning service commences at 1 0 at which the Sunday schtol will rentier special music and also tho choir. In the evening at 7 oYloi k the Sunday school will give an Lister program. Tuesday evening the Sunday school teachers will meet at the hon e of the Sunday school superintendent. A. P. .Tehuon. 91 W. Jefferson blvd. Thursday evening, choir rehearsal at 7 u'lJ Priilay evening. Don-as meeting, with Miss Agn-'s Peterson. 1 4ol S. Chapin st. The Little (Jirls' Missionary society will nie.-t in the church on Saturday afternoon. M. Paul's German -Jefferson and William sts. Rev. If. Holle, pastor. German service at 10::;o n. m. Sunday school, both German. 1 and Knglish at 9:."A Lngli-h services on second and fourth Sunday of the nmn:h at 7 :."0 p. m. Subject of German sermon: "He Is Itisen." LiiglUlt service at 7:-0 p. m. Subject: "The Store Is polled Away." Pnglish Sunday s. hool at '.:.' a. in. No German Sunday h(ol. lloiy cornrnunion Sunday. Cnfisioaal service at 10 oYioi-k. Catechetical instruction Monday at 7:4" p. m Walther league monthly business meeting Tuesdav at s-At p. m. CHURCH OF GOD OF THE ABRAHAMIC FAITH. Church of God of the Abraham l alth. Services in Melville hall. 212 S. Lafayette blvd.; Sunday school at 10 a. m.. I' A. Stilson, superiatendent. j VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA. Gospel mission. 4.".') S. Mlhlran it. All Christian societies invited to a bit
War Work In The Churches
INTIKNATIONAL SOIIITV OF HAM' A MILLION WOMI'.V i) wixrAKi; WOKK IX WASH I N C. TON . The Washington branch !' the Girls' Friendly so uety. an international organization with a members-hip of nearly half a million women, is directing much of its energy towaid raring for th welfare of young women who come to Washington for war work. Mrs. Henrietta Hoiton, an enthusiiti,- worker in the Girls' Priendly society has converted her hu'tve at (M ' Lhode Inland jiv. into the "Girls' Friendly Shifty Lodge." The L pi sco pal ditfe of Vah-ir.-ton lent the money to furni-h the honse wliich suia will b latr rfMubl. us tlie Girls' l'riendly society wisb.es to be elf-su pport ir;g. Lach available place in the lodge ha been taken. Many rooms in the neighborhood have also been secured for girls. Those lh.'ng in the lodge or those taking meals there are not of necessity members of the society. At various times entertainments are given in th lotl.ce. where a home-like atmosphere prevails. Tea is served each Sunday afttrnoon to invited guests. Mrs. P.olto.n said that the rules of the food administration were being rigidly observed. "'Meat is omitted components, one revolving about the other, but not even the largest telescope can show the two separate stars which make up this stellar system. The Coming lIirw. Some time ago we had occasion in this column to tell our readers of the total eclipse of the sun which is to take place on June 8. The totality will be visible in quite a considerable section of the Fnitod States, as the path stretches all the way from the Pacific coast of the state of Washington diagonally across the country to Florida in the southeast. Though the path is thus thousands of miles long, it is very narrow and one has to bet at a point within the path of totality to see the real splendor of the phenomenon. For that reason we advise all who can to make the pilgrimage to the temporary Meccas of the astronomers. It will certainly be well worth it. open air meeting every Wednesday. Friday, Saturday and Sunday nlghta. corner Wiyne and Michigan streets. Old-fashioned goapel meetlnar at Volunteer mlaion ball Sunday night, Lverybody invited. All welcome. MISSIONS. Meanonite Hope 521 E. Jefferson blvd. Sunday school at 2JZ0 p. m. l'reachlnp at ." m"J0 p. m. Preaching 3UJ0 and 7:30 p. m. Services every night except Wednesday. Mary Nunetnaker in charge. City llö L. Jefferson blvd. Ray A. Bird, auperintendent. Sunday erbool at ILOO p. in. Bible cl.-is at 4 :U0 p. m. Lveniug service at 7:iX. Cioepel 431 P. Lasalle av. Services Wednesday. Saturday and Sunday evenlogs at 70. .Sunday school at 10:00 a. m. each Sundai. SPIRITUALIST. The Progressiv Spiritual aocietv will hold services at 7:D0 p. m. every Sunday at ;0Ö S. Michigan st. Led men's hall. Special Laster services at g:.' ami 7 :. p. m. ; ape.Tk.er, Charles A. Thompson; subject, "Christ Arose." Message hearers, Mrs. Weaver and Mrs. Thompson. Iteadinff from sealed Tuestioce. Come arol receive a spiritual blessing. MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION. Meets every Monday at 10:00 a. rn. at the Y. M. 0. A. Kefident and visiting ministers always -veleome. l'renidcnt. J. A. liurnett; vice president. W. II. ITeshley; Bex-retary treasurer, U. L. Lnterline. ASSOCIATED BIBLE ' STUDENTS. Woman's Club hall, room 221. J. M. S. : Luildlng. Sunday. "J:0'J p. rn. Saturday, S:) p. m.. lecture by A. M. i Graham. Sunday. 10:00 a. m.. le ture on "liaptism." At 2:.".0 p. m . by-ture by H. L. Lo-khoff. At IM) p. in. and 7:b p. ra . lecture hy A. M. (iraham. Wednesday at S:00 p. ni., prayer luetr-tiiig ; ' text II. Tim. 2-T Pri.lay. V0m p. in.. study on '"Tabernacle Shadows." JEWISH. Tempi. rutli-PI Corner LaaaPe av. an'l lay lor at. Jullua leibert. rabbi. Iiivine services commerce at 11.' a. m. i;12;jj new tiiueb Labbl Leibert. in hi sermon. -Why IM Not the P.ash I'tirnV will uiscuss the various fat-torw that nuke f,r the survival of religion. P-itti Leit.ert will leave Monday rnoruln for t'hb'ago to attend a rubbtnlcal conference. I'ellsious pchol session lit b ::,) lobl tiir.ei. Miisi-ai program arrantfej l.y Mb- ller.-beaow. CHUKCH OF GOD. Church of Coil or bJnt Chapel on Harrison av.. one block north of Linola way W. (His Austin, pastor; J. L. Lornj'th and Ci. B. Leek, nsklstant factors. Sunday o.-hool at VM.'j a. m ; A. M. Kirkley, superinteadent. SALVATION ARMY. 2 L. Jefferson blvd. Sunday arvbs: Mornlnz. county Jail. lo:t); Sunday a?hool. 2:0; pea air service. 7:'; Indoor service. :"i0. I'rayer meeting 7 :'J0. Capt. Nehemiah Lrooka. officer in .Large. SCIENTIST. lirat Churrh of ChrleU Sient' Main and Madison its. Suinbty Kerriees at 11 -f a. in Testimonial meeting every Wednesday evening at S o'chxk. Sunday S'-l.ool for :titiren and yo'inff people up to tfce a?e (Jf 2i. from D:4 t 10:.') Snnlay school entrance on Madisou t. Lea ling ro:iit n-.aintalr.e'l by the ei.yr.-h -) tin- sevf-Lth floor of tLe J. M. S. l-ulldinu'. arc open flatly, except Sunday, from 12 t Ö j oj scturlay evening frm J tj S. EVANGELICAL MISSION. Swedish LvanrellfsJ-Main and Monroe ats. Rer. Kmil Wiasteit. pastor. Sunday ersool at 9:30 a ra. : ALjmt Anderon. aujerlnteadeat. Mortlcg service at 10:45. BRETHREN. rirat Rev. G. W. Lerjcb. D. P . pastor. Sunday school at & .r,0 a. sn ; llarley Plrestone. sur-erintendent. Pritcary s'-Lool at the sarr.e hour. Mivs Margaret Wtitmer, -upertntendeLt. W.-r-
from th mem two las . h w No white hrfTil H t -I m 1 1.--house wit?: the (-pton of r '.'.? Sund-y breakfast. At !!.T I: graham or i- ! ry l-r- i ! ... FnM and "i-jcir are u.ed sp.ir:rp! Tbc ggless. sugarls. arid butterk ss ake is very popular with : g:rl." A box Jun on is j re; n 1 for the srtr! to take w Ith ?b em fthe iiov-n-l.ty i' : i!. It....: i;;:--:: to the Jn Wa-hirct'n. a hop ! i b.o,;se' in the country hi- 1 ' maiutairt d for several o .rs T! year a war garden will -,:py ; ,rl of the grounds
catholic womi: m:m kmiTi:i OITI1IS TO CHAPLAINS. The Catholic Wom-n's Wa; Hell of asvc iation lui- been s:i-i;-. g knitted ot.tflts to cj.aplairs in the variot: cantonm.-nt. Th- w.m n of tins organization h.n ' t!-o making identification i an for t:.e Human Catholic Imjs "oe;- tl:rt. These cases arc made of v.ur; :oi f khaki 4 by 2 1-. i.-.cbis. b..;;r -1 uii'i khaki tape, lath ease contains two pockets. r?r.e for a ro.-ary ifh a:--ular medal atliiclicd, the ot?i r lor a pamphlet, on the i ov r of w!.;, ii is the name and address of oai. md nearest relatic. The i-amphb t contains b:icf religions ins? r.; t:o , for use in emergency when no privrt can be obtained. In resj.onse to an appeal ser.t o :t last fall by the ladies' a ii!my f the Ancient Orb r cf Ihberni.i: Mr?. Mary F. M'Whorter of r'lut ag - has reported that J.'.cO'J has 1 subscribed. This ap'pcal was t. funds to buy chaplains' mass o:;t:.'for use in war relief. Ka h out: t cost at least lien. The need for . it tits: was intense, since no n-m:t Catholic priest can conduct unswithout proper equipment. L ITH THAN" CIirHCIl c:()MIMM CAMP HYMNAL. The Lutheran chun k, seven pci -cent of whose total members are in military service. has compiled a hymnal for use in the work of L theran camp pastors. This l:nii .i! has proven of such excellence th,.' it is in use by other camp pastors and national chaplains. ! He who keeps close to 'rot be close with Cod. God will
People of the City Gates'
ship with serrnon at 10:."4 a. rn .mi i 7 J'-O p. in., the pa?br pre.c !.m' Morn itic fheine: "Christ's 1 1 . i rrc lion ai. ; urs.' Pvenins- mihjeef: " I i U i t ' 1 n 1 the t " i t y of licri." V. P. S. i ". lb .if .::. p. ni. ; M! l.crtii.i Kbn'-. i r l-icli ,1 QnaMerly b'nineps Tiietinir f the hur. 'i ou Wetlnestlay cenin at '. ; k. I'lrnt Church of the Urethren - !nd; a i av. and Miami st. Ib'. T. P b-ri:-. I'ator. Sunday teh'. l at .:.;') a. in . '. (i. Stably, superintendent. Second hurrh of tlie Ilrthren - Curbing and Van Hu reo fts. Per. It. O. Pose, pastor. Sunday k Lo A at 0:." a. ni.; Wesley Ziinmen::ai:, i;p ririfea: eut. (onfermre MemortaJ tniU.I 0f S St. Joseph st. Lev. I. P. V'-ur, pjc'-.-. Sunday sehool at '. ",() a. m. ; C. L. Willen, auperintendent. Mrning worship nt 11 :W n-v titer. Subject: "Vb'to.y." 'J here will -e n . i L. nice tin? this urrk. L:i?ter prtijrar i Stiti'lay evening :i t s ,,', . k i new i n MfTlcia"! boani n:eetit.p at harta lay evening. p. bu!r.eH :n-t'.i; Tuestlay eenin at the - -r ,. .f Mr ltclla Hauehtii.in. 2oi P. Pr.al a ay. EPISCOPAL St. ,lmn" Lafajtte s? . north T Washington. Rt. Lev. John Ha'fii White, rector: Ib-v. II. P. White, j.aHolv ecnirnutii,,r! at ':' a tn. and s: a. in. Sunday - h'-l if Ort.", a. m. Holy communion ar.d sernv.n at 11:" .- in. Vespers at .".:) p. in V"jn; p. .p! s" meet in at :." p. in. 'It'- eted .!:.- w ill sing under the 1 i r.- t ion of A. W . Cords. CATHOLIC, frarred Heart, Notre Paine -Iv. John B. Scheier, C. S. C, psb-r. I.o n:ar.t fi'.Otj n. m. Stutjerts' mass at v a m. Parish mass at 1':1 a. :n. s;r. nt 1- ni p. rn. St. Stephen Hungarian Th'.maa f r, 1 Mcpherson vt jb-v. Piwr'. e jp -vath. pastor. M is at V :e .'ii.d 10:1.", .:. m. Snnrlny -bo"! at 2 An i. ta. H n-eJicti-m st Z JXJ p. .11. St. PatrbWa-TT S. Tijc r ?t lv. John 1. Ie.;roofe, (.'. S. ". p.inur. bo v rDaMeB at 5 :OC. 7 :.';" ami 0:(K"i h r.t. Higii Mail and herrnn at 10 :. r.i t!r.i at 2:f) p. rn. Vep ri at 11 :.".0 p ra. Sunday a "hool at ":' p. tn. M-t!tj; c ehurth jo"ietia at 4:"') p. ni. Ma'-i n L t- Sun'J.": v fl.o-" " Iv niaea at o:'P". 7 :-. : . .r. 1 solemn hi'h m.i ist 10 :.V. Th- -rof tiie soienm high bum: Fb-v. Wj: i P. MiiiCi-'k. C. S. .. fl.-:.rrit: lc "iinrif- Miltner, . s. C . :. .i- n: P v Pdw.ird P.tirn. S su -'! . n . Kev. John P. I ro-te. '. s. n-.as'e-of cere-r,oLie5. and w rb-bter th .r-r-D. S'lerra reapers t::d J er.edb-tiorj at .1 p. rast. IIeJ wige's rnli.h-fVrnf S'-ett nnl Napier tt. r.v. Ar.th ny Zj1 ni'?, C. S. C. pastor. Low rr.S' at 7 :"'. and 10:' a. m. Sundar I at 2 .") p. ra. P.-nedic tion Et 2 O p m. t. StanMao' fr-lleh 11" N I.iirr'n at. Per. Kanaan Mir-;ci. pnstor. Man at 70. 0:fKi and 10 i0 a. ni. St. Mrj'i German-I 'd S. TaTlcr t r(-r. .T. M. S.erer. C. S C. ; nt. r. at Vj) and 10:. a. rn. :ay a at 2:Zt p. in. Pe-edi' tin at Z. p. St. ra-lmir. rolbh- -21 S. W trat. Rev. Stanislaus ;rka. p';t -r. rna.es at 7 :::0 a. tn. IL;h mm at 1 n. in. Vesper at 2:u p. rn. St. Adelbert'a I'oLh-Olive ni Gr . eta. Pev. John K'jra-V:i rif . tr. I-.;:v mm' at r. :bi p. TV.. 11 'v cs-iay evenin at o' k. lLiiJ rass at S:0i anl 10:00 a m. t. Joaeph'a Mil1 '. an 1 T.aa" -t r Iatr!rk j. Carroll, r. s , past- r. r.na. .-es at 71) urA 0l a rr. H:h rcasa at 10 .J a. rn. I'eaeii ticu at ";. P - rn. I-'istT : Tt" nr. T. .1. Carroll u-:: , rell.ra.nt t.t the ma.t: ti.e TteT. 'I S. h jr.:i' lT, deacon, and tt P.ev. "V. r :r. l-b-de.-p-c-a. Tie "TS'U u iü S- g;;enj by th- P-?. W. B-!.-r. Sared Heart Blj;Un 112') W. I as t. Flev. CT.arb- V. r.i:l.er. -s', -. Mass at 7:'"' and 9:" m -'mbir at 2 2 p. r-i. 1'enediction t :;.. p. tn. St. Mary of the Holy Poary, I'ob! National Cth:ic !t. iiaii Sy'j'j, patr. Sur.-laya : l :'sf r.asi if t t' m. : high mass ard .--rn; a at l'.':.i v 1 at 2:0 p.