South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 4, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 4 January 1919 — Page 2

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MhTHODlST 1 irai KfT. JoM'pb N. il.'-i.e. I. I. r."r.r: .".!. N. Main it. Msn Rt .: m. Ncielny .. Ji...i at .'y. a. in.; Ir. -I. II. Nm'i. 'i j.. rtnf. ti.) lit. I'uMl.- v..rLi 1 l li:i s. iu. mot 7 :.o i. ru. At tV mrnlnx t"ur Ir. (.ret!" v I . I , "CUI-V tl:- I.'llflt Hl.'l :1k 4-11 1!'' 7ak ..f th" llonr." At the -ulua 1 ') i; r tie hull-it v. ill f f o titd I l.y Iter. Prank i:. s- in;. :iieek -.rvh- ' ; xi-a-hiy ew-imi,; at 1 :Z'X b-i by the i-a- j tur. I . M ru-- Mrnnrtil Vlf.lX ÄJl'I L.1 lortp kt Per .hmci L isrd!nr, U I).. print.. r. Sui.tluy d 'li"'''! at 'J xi u. m.; A. Pt:!k'r-.n. ojjr.iit relentM 'rii.n; worhlr ;t h:".. Srrrii.-n by th- -atr oh Th. Pur;."- f l!: h urrlj At !' :'. U IS: 4- i v 1- ! .1 I'V K'iKi rr H- !. At I'- I in., rrr'ffi ! t'.f -i "r on iü "111 I- , f!;i'i In t!." Tty.' f'ill'nv. I'J l'r;ijvr ;i.tln n Whc-l j r .-fur. I pv. i:l:lt. drai-IVri'r MuMtriii :tP'l Tint ( INv I'. I. i;M-k. -1'r. .'Ii m-itln' at a. in. SuniUy rh-., .it ! ::;0 . Iii : i l.-u bitm.in. '!T"rWitnU-nt. S. thank or.-rii.w. S r ' 1 1 ii U tl.f i t t'T mi "ATi;-r::! f.-.r 'hr!t." At ':'. p. in . Juninr u:4j;ri ..l ion. !. l.y '.,t i i" IW ik-nni.. At .:." p. m I pVorth ..!-. l'eil U'aJz will J-!. A t j :. ii. la.. -iaii? -J'-ti wni''c i v.ph'j n.tnntPN of frr.r! M.iitf Iv th- hoi r. , Si-rrnoti - V--'' tine nlv ition jirol I.1 t4.-I;i-. i ri" ltlrr farU .;r.-nt t . -oath M!in:iU .it. Ufr. ;. I.. i::ilion. p-if-t'.r. Sunday j.oI it .i::i : . m.; Mar :.all Ihiil, suprlnfudt-nt. ti IT. fi.jy H. It!.v'., tc-bool at y:" a. ui.; :prr:ntou'lnt. pafcter. Sundat i iL i !i-loaz. ! I ran!: V. HargrnTf. pat..r. I'.iu.- hon! at y:r.o a. tu ; Kiid'dpU KÜm-. Hiip.-rin-t'-iui'Mit. Wor!:i; at ld:!." a. in. and 7 .': p. rn. I lMrli Mjnrial. '. !.:. oln a v W.. utid Oliv- ft., lv. ;. W. Swlui-r. j'41-i..r; Sunday idio. .it '.f.'.'M; .'! im I iiiiif.i, up',rintndtit 'tull MiiMrl;4l (li.irrli. fV.r S I i - 1 1 - I n;i a tid V I'-Toria St. '!iir!ts 11. !.- -on. I. j .nst.r. Suidi - i.-d ::t j 1 a. in . John K'hvar.Is. - ii i" r i n t h'i-nt. i CermaB-I.ariyptt Mtd. and VT" ' V A 'i ',!,V v ' a-bftol at 9:0 a re.: Jonn Knrh. super- , Iptendpnt. rrearbintr at IQui i. ru .and ; 1-J&0 P. m. tpworth lcasiie at tK p. , in. P. I rajer mtiog Wpdnraday at 7:4ä' ,m j Hlfyan 722 H. Uroadn y. IU v. ii. . l'ayne. patnr. Sundav - n d :it 'J :"ü , a.- m.; J. 11. KtdlfM-, Mip riti t-u It-nt. j i FREE METHODIST. , Fr Mfthoit -IVcnsyhnnla ar. and Iluah at. Hv. W. P. AhntT. pitr. Kondiy s-bool, at n. m.: I'aul Neldtxel. mperlntfnicnt. l'rc:iclilug at 1:?) a. rn. ani I Sa) v. m. AFRICAN M. E. Olifft A. .If. TV'. Monrr.a t Her. A. T. itoAddiuf. p.iator. Chi as tnt tnjr at 10:00 a. in. Sunday trbool at 12 ..7 p. m.; Hpt. II!I T. Stewart, nupermtendent. f7lr'a A. M. K. Zlon -Torncr Kdfly tnd Csaipau ats. Kcr. U 1. I'oweiL (aator. PRESBYTERIAN. Wrtmlntf r S.'.ift and Lindsay sts. nT. Alfred M. IMU. 1. P.. pnstor; r!!den. U'i? N. Svott at. .Sunday a:ho(d nt 0:.".Oj a. ui. : L.. C-. W hlt- oinh. superintendent. Tulilic worship nt ! :4."J a. m. Olid i :.d p. in. Tlj4 arnsl ju nnrts he i fore tb mil ..ng1 kprvie. Srnior lln- i uaror aoctcty nx tts r.t CZ') p. ui. HrtOrnfr Waililncton at. and La fajtftt Lltd. Rev. lhailea A. Llpplnott. P. P.. pastor. MS5 Charlotte M. I'iirtrldjre. aatstnnt to tlio n.JnistPt. l'u!!l' wdthJiIp at In: h". a in. r.ihU liöol nt j:o u. u.. .M'-n'n I Vllou .-idp !nti nt P :.'tn a. m. I'-'i'il ir nniif.i I lerrW at 4:() p. ia. Mldwr-k lmadln nt 7:;i( p. in. Ttlnli.T .r.hn S. r.nrii-, partur mi If iv. A. H. sai:rnler, .:ttnr mi ilut.. un day a.-Iitol at U.l',0 a. in.; J". H. Kficli, sin irln tisnlfti t. Ti:tr, a. !n.: Knnli-tiiu nt s.-rvh v.lt!) tiitniinion ; n-n-pi ion of uo-a niinl'Tr : -liorf udili'i'-. !.y tii' p :-t'ir. r,;.' p. m. : . !!. HH.-fln: lit ll'ht. :il t 1:1. 1 h f pin'tam; l-i l r. Mini Vivian !r n. Ii. 7:öd p. ni. : I ivn 1 1. if rl.-.: nl'J:K tiy tli. pastor. "iiu' ftrtiitua(s cf I'i.rl-t-r.:a!." W'd:nda at 7:"n p. in.: Mlducc:, orvi'e. Hope I.rr and Pnyton ma. HeT. V,orz W. Alllnon. il. I)., -lilnister. nn.U . ?hool at I:3t) u. in.; a rr.nk Kettrlnc. 1 fnper lutrudem, r.rnger--l;o . TT t rt j s panior. Sundav hx-d nt !:ir. i in Pivin.? o'shlp t 10:10 a. ni. cvrry Sunday. Kveryhody velcome. EAPTIST. I Irat - I'ori'Cr M.iin nnd 'Vnviif !t. r S. P ivii. P. P.. p i.t ir. Kes-dcu-e I'll W. Wayne at. I'.i:,!,. s?h.d It U "..I ,1 ... 4 ;i.,..l,r. ....... .I.. 10::.". . M.: ;i"'i.--.-r " i ' 'innianloii ! .itoi rc i-pri'-n of nn-nii'iT-. ':.".'i p. m. : T'if v .ii iii; tiif.-t inn : if.nl.'r. AJI-s I..-..J1 i .Hit!. 7 ;n p. in : New' Vfar I !:itin 1 1 . v I K ; if." ' ''dn-tlay at 7:15 p. tu. : tuidnee:;) prayer nutlnc. lulnry Mreet l:r I ): U:i i.. p. m f n I'r'ui Ii 1 ii ir Ti.- ln:.'.ii: i:. ! 1' :!: i'i-:i iiin w i p. ni.; .1. V IN dal!. iipcrintciid"in Hungarian Corner U'ahlnct-'ii t berry at. Ko II Irtok. pastor. fir! NTedll .ri!r r.aurfd Kaplr !la. cifhcs at P k. ta I Uh p. in. at. nnd n J a l; a Prater "It. nn Kov. I. 1 1 !iiarif. .unu.iy liool at P.oii a in. ;Ch in,' f r ! i vil a;e. Jl u. lu. CHRISTIAN. frt- 5. Main at., aou'ii ,.f j.nMie ll'-r.iry. Uv. Jnlai I.. I:rh.f. p.:,t.r S.i.laj schon: at rredeitrk U. .r;ulai:d. a jpei ,ntv t.d nt Pur tea 'r-tra pre trained a:iJ tf m 1 ife rostra for all ajea. Cr.ulod. We 4LlB)4lea Atfrior fhurih or rtirlst--tdndea sv. and ("arllaie Kt T.?v. Kdfsard I'aatie. pr.stor. 1're i .i-.ir. t atlO: ü. n. and T:-"h) p. m Snudr.y -1 at yXrt n ci. t'hrtsti.ia I.dnor rt rt:30 p. m. Hid s. m. .b..;.:i j. i:,,. iMniti .1. 1 Ca:;., mini-lcr: r.-.i.l" rnn f. Snn!iv -h. ;,'!;' V" l Tfi i;..n. Mirrl!itc:i.i. ti!. C4niiu'!nl :i und pi-rschiiu' pi: ii.. 'hri-tiiii Ki'.J.-.iv.t ;it ;:.;.. ; I'r.M' l.ir.- ..t 7 ::'.' n ti . M.-rnln : '.i. fi : H.dTi ni;r r..--t. ' l.-i.ln !i: ,.b"S ;i lj f i hiin'. -ctEVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION. Pros.irsT -.ll.t K. Hrojia, Ket. !:. 'rfleM JoLm n. riist:'r: r!.l nr-. 11 S. Carr.;l! at. Sur. dar cLot! :i t J :CO a m. : Ssmufi , I.ehin.m. j,irr!nt,n'!''-iit. 10:4., a. :,v: "The s!;i .:itv of Je-r:.'' '.y th.- M.t.T ' I ; i.i. : Viink- I't-o-1.'-' all; ire : l.- lt. .. J It!. !;- Ii j rt. .rehlit : Mi-.- i;.-rf r-r-'.e K it,. ! !-ud.r 7:"-; je in : "LIvl: t r thr'ntuif." !" t'. i-.tr. Mnt'i.-iy ma-!:i,-: I'. i!' lli. i::.!a- i' ti:;;. Wnliii'-Ja v Prn.i t-r -.ft-tiri . t'rt-t.i) --.iiiK. J:tn i" ' 1 rt 'fa r t rly cotift-rt-ii" tV. M " T 7 n t Hi ; ri rra riior ti 4" I'r.ih: i. T.ln .-Iii a .y mad Walt ii ts iater-a. uik1bj lrr. . l.-xh-r. nun-j achool at J La ü. t'

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Mrtiin' ...rihi; ;il M :.';. The V. 1' A. Minnie I It.: fii. tr-M !:t. r c-nibtii Uli the .nln., -rvi. ;it 7 ' I 'I v. r. a. ivi:r h.n.- :...r. .'r i; ;-:i Ini; lri r.i:n ::hl th t -1 r i!1'''"'1' :in ai-!r.-s ..ti W ort 1. W hl V Parr"--'1' T! Atrial t.o.r.I nlll u. M-a-hO' :it T ; X - r. m. i:-v.J. V will .-eTrh V 1 1 I4'! .1 V I. til h f U t : i :,rH fOn!;;rt tie font t!i nunm rly -nfer -f,f Tho nnnn.il r. i...rt- cf idl rti.-e?; t will l.e clveti :it thi n. 'tin?. - . - - ...... . ...... ? Chapet-U. II. !yc"nr. I aim Sun.lt .c:ti-. ci nt M. m. ' H.:ra. iif,ilnte,i!ent. -. EVANGELICAL. 2Urf- f ether Wariio arvl ' Vrte-r ?tt l hf. IVirr'a frnian io - 'iif ar Kir Ilcir.i UVl-'.Kt. P'i'tor. SlindaT m. ii 'tit nt in '1 .lif 1 3 k P. D- .,.(,.,,, tr.j INirnl i r s' rvM- : t T):io . in. AH- ' llüfll rrn-i'til.jr of Ilir'io'i'cV rn: ülitjffJ!if ni"-i ILur lay rMivii. :j . T'-V ' .- f'.'-.-A? , Tr?nit5 , JncrnT Si.rrr.Mt. at. oa In'iMT ft. V.er. Ail'trt H. r ntfr. ru'rV'tir lioif et . fti); . m. ; 'h r: Ip T-". 'ip'iiit'fiilit. " :i. nt. : ni.-r srvui- Mtii i.öiv , .i:iiiinti!H. , J'.rpa rat'irv .?"V I . fn fon n ti":i vJf-, lu.iln hit Ki n:i. ii. tit ' I.Mtl.i-r Uii','iM' vnt Ioiia 1 v. rvi '. I :') t ! p. in : V-;t?r nit'; inion. Monday' I'M-iiiii: I UiTi- li .-Atitifil ni--t-4 at par nae. 'I'l'-yila j at.- p. in.: l-n h rs a--, " tat inn tiu-t-tV at i-ai.'i i h. V-d- j i.i -iiay .:i 4:. p. tu. : rniy.-r h-r n e , wiili in I -si. .ii tudv. Tlnuitay n-nin A ti n in I idrtnday party t liirsniniy. I'ri'I ' ! "i. : i'h-dr rt-ln-nr- ih St. faul ;erma -.Icffprunn and V1' j li.uii t. Itnv. II. H"il. patnr. (.rh i)t) t: - Chnpln and Kerr tp. K?r. V)trl'l ulaon. paat'r. BRETHREN. Ilrkl-Uev. ('.. W. Kea.b, I. P.. paat' r. .un!.iy ftchiul at 0::' ;i. ru. : IIarly i'i restoii". uupcrintendf nt. i'rimnry ;;i Lfi.il rue tn nt th inic ii'Mjr; Mlas Maik'.irn V.'Jitiuar. siiieriiit;i'I'.nt. t mP-tit. 1 lr( Churtli of tli Urethren Indhinn av and Mia in! .-t. Her T. K- (ieorff. tistor. Sundar ndiool ut 'J :..d a. m.I I' ii. Stnhlj. Btiperlntetident. J i,.l -Cusldn- and Van r.umi at.., Italph ; Harh k. pastor. sn7 iiaÜV sändav mh.l. t:VU a. in. W,N,V NV Inm;niuu, superlnf.-ndf nt. ,tA 0 04 Mienw jwintnu in p. Jo.'ph nt Uv. I. I:, oung. pastor Suti'lav .Mied at H:.'?0 a. ui. : Miss Ar.'j ;.rdin. auperintendt nt. M. truing worship at 1:I". Si-rmon : -s ml N Iniilnir." I'tirNtlaii lindeavor at (. p. in. ! ; m I n if si-rvh will oprii r. vial 'nunpaUn to -..ntltiu.- t liroughout th4- iiionth 4-iti.t yiotnjay niiti-. tkfv. i h.-sw-r IMn h frm Knn.i' i lty. .Mn., an va:idint, will pit-arii. l-al honn choir and ylve sp-'dal ininil'irs on hlJ c-'intt. CHURCH OF GOD OF THE ABRAHAMIC FAITH. horch uf iil f tb Abraham P Ith. -SrrvM-a lu MclTllle hall. i.T! 8. Li fayetto ldvd.; Sunday achool at 10 it. rn.. 1 " A. Stllaoa, auperlnteDdeLt. VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA. Cc.8p'l niiaaloii. 4.M) f :floßlgaa at. All Cl.-rlatlan accletie Iii filed to , b'.g "ica air mt-etlpjj evry WeJuesdaj. 7rlday, Sutyrday and Smiciy nichts, corner Wayne and Michiean trpet. Old-faab-loned grP! mfetlns at Volunteer mi:.n !. m ! I Si.nlay i;lizlit. Everybody In tlted. AI! TtMtui. . CATHOLIC. SarJ liert. Notre Iaine Iter. .lobn H. Scheiei. C S. C. pastor. Low na r.t C 10 a. tn. Student mass at Siü a. ni. I'arUli raaaa at 10:13 &. m. Veaparf il 1 it) p. iu. St. htrplian'a Iluniarlan Thoinai and Mcl'berMiu feta. Iter. I. a wicr.ee Uorrath, paator. Muss at 8:0 and 10:15 a ta. Sunday ai-hool at I'MW p. in. ien edli tlun at'aiCV p. in. ht. I'ltrtcU'a 207 S. Taylor at. Rv. John V. PeOroote, C. S. (.'.. paator. Lo r.; a sit-a at i :oo. 7:;:0 und .:U0 u in. IK gl limns and aeri-jon at 10:.in. r.aptiani at 2 :(K p. rn. Vesser nt 3 :30 p. tu Sundaf a-.-hocd at 3;U0 P. m. Mectluf tt ihunli nicletlfcB at 4:00 p. ni. ft. IIelvlge'a rollnh Corner Scott nnd Napier t,t. Iter. Anthony Ziibowlca. ('. S. t'.. paitor. Low ;a.isa at i:.'U .Od and 1U:U a. iu. t?niolajr achool at 2:30 p. ni. I'.eliedittlon ut 2 :"0 p. m. M. ftnlUa' l'olili 415 N. Llncolo at. Uev. Hainan Marciniak, pawtor. Mini at 7 :i:n. 1 U and 10:00 a. va. hi. Mary'a tlernwn 4..1 S. laylor at Her. .1. M. Scheicr. L '.. -.ator. Maas at 7:3' and 10:1") a. ru. Xunday achool at 'i :'' l Ö- lU'iifdlctM n at 3:00 p. ax. M. ( kitnir'a t'ollah h-1 Ik VVeLStei at StanlsIaUb Oorka. pt.ator. how u.uss nt 7:) a. in. H'ft'a c.asa ut lOiOU ii. w. Vesp.'tü at 2:00 p. ru. t- Jutteph'a Hill at. nnd Larall nv. l'atrick .1. i'urroü. C S. C. pastur. Low uiaei at 7:0 and t;i0 a. m. Hieb mu fa t 10.00 a. lu. I'tncJlctloa at J:0J p. m. barred Heart Ilelftan -I12Ö V. Tliom an t. Lv fbarUv V. rlscber. pastoV Masa at 1 X- natt U:'M a. m. Suudaf aihool ut p. ni lv-n;dlctloa ut J :u0 p. rn. fet. tary of tl Holy ttotiary, 1'oIUh Nitloul Tathollo ttar. Haail jcbta. partur. Sundays: If I rat masa at S.U0 a. ut.: btc!i tuaas and aermuu at 10 ;IA) a Sunday chol et J:U-J p in. MISSIONS. Mennr.ntte IP'Pe - .'21 u. JeleHiJ hlvd. sundny aoboo at 2:30 p. is l-i. Ji hlr.K tit .H::UI p. ru. Treat bin ?:" ud T.r.C p. in. Pert Ice etery nlffbt except Wednesdaj Mary Nunenmker lu charge City lir K. .leffraon bird. Itay Jl ill rd. superintendent. .uuuay fhool at 3:C0 p. uu Hlhle Pisa ut :W p. iu. tAi'iiina rlce at 7 :JttI i;opel 131 V.. I.asalle ut. Serrlces Wedno-diy. Saturtiay and Sunday etea I tigs nt 7:3.1. butiduy acboul at 10:i a. ci. each bundaJ. SIMRITUALIST. Tl.o rroKea'.e Hpliltaal aocietj will bold service ot 7:3u p. m. every Sunday at ö'V. s Mlcb'.mu t . Krilrui-n'a haP. ' THtl:nonv nnd ine-;.4w'e meeting. Mt'ü-.tw'e hearra: Mrs Weaver, Mm. I l i. in i s u. Mr. II. .o Mr. Ili'.snell and 'h.i rlcs A. 'rh :Hi-ii. live rytn'ily lui ttt I. eluliv e'.-.l'.eis nii l "ulhili. M I ISTf:r?l Al A9f)( lATlON'. Mti Vary Moatlar at I0:CO a. n. at ILe l l. v . a jieaioeni aui tiuiiihb ministers always -el'onie l'resliient. I M Il.,nl vi.-w i,r.,.!.Unf 41 W TIlui: i trvitui.) atasu.er, i.. i.. ivuu, ! ASSOCIATIU) Ü1ÜLK STUDHN TS. '. V. flu! Leih rcoia 2'i. J. M. S i , ' t U-ttiiK- .. . :llMta

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1:20. Cupt. i Large. Nebemhtu Hrockfl. officer ia SCIENTIST. Urnt hnrrh of ChrUt. Scientist nt : m. TrstimoUl rrtlng fverj U cdniöat : r. ta. Sunday nchojl f t cfclNiWt and yun people up to the ;' of i-X, Irom 9:IS. ta IOü p. tn. Jund.iy m-Ltiol rntranre : r. itadinon L Heading J-ooraa malntahii taureh ctrtiie icrentl) . fr s ,)Ut,i;njr. Hr( oren .T dir f'oiii U f Ö. and on ina!ntaliied by tho of the J. M. et"pt Suaiy r-fiiii f . and on aaturuny eve? ins from J to EVAN GELICAü' M SS I O N . r? tt. Rpt 1 :ml I YinteiU. pastor. Sunday P'hool at 1: a. in.: Au?u-t Ar drr.voii. uprl-,taB'1,nt. " ". Mrr.lp worship at 11 4jM k .YouiiSf ;. ;.l.'V,',M-tiiir at f-:", p. iu. Crfiiln rvl' i' t '!oftt. Sfrrrr tü! lii-L '-ry 'Vt-nlnf throughout t!io nt 7rf3'p m. - EPISCOPAL . iMinri Lafaytte bivd nortu of rÄ T'.-ar. Hoi " ' -rtt! 'jrjrv;v .-i n: .: ii'hiir.-j. V '.V;W5..u u:iUy ia Siarlsf.anri aitluiUru ATf at . m; 'VryW-at 0:üOp. 7t. Yotin; people enittv ut Uj3ii,v si. . iSERTS-f All Other Matters Excluded by Senate Discussion of "Peace Terms. WASIIIXOTOX, Jan. 4. Uiscussioti of Pres't Wilson's pace tornis a I'otitiniiod in th senatt Friday to th- fxchislnn of virtually all otht-r iiiatt'T.s. Sou. Lewis, ui" llliuuis, tlio dtniorat! whip, and Sen. Thomas, of Colorado, democratic member of the foroin relations conimitte', Jefoiulfd thn jiresideit and his proposils. V.'hih- c-en. ImI, of .Massachusetts, tile; republican IfiiihT, urd haspin concludiug' peace, declarln?: tha.t "the situation is perilous to the highest ileKret." The itassachusetta senator denied charKe that he and other republican leaders tre ntteinpting to einbarrass the president abroad by recommending that coiibidei-tttlon of ;i league of nations and other proposals be dftferred until after th pence coni'erence. lie H.ild that since the peace uf the world was involved, "the ambition or fate of presidents or political parties aro infinitely of binall comparison to what is before the senaAe." "I feel that our first duty Is to act in the living present to brin peace to the vorld in the year in id before we are to undertake to mak a peaceful woild in the year L'OUO," declared Sen. Ixjdtre. "That U thy duty that seem to me to be imminent now and the one that we ought to attend to tlrat." Vres't "Wilson' position In not appointing uny members of th benate aa peae deieuteH wa.s defended by säen. ThoIlla, who eai.l lie had every confidence in tin; loftiness of the president's juirpo-ses 'the Integrity of his alms und the, measure, of his ability ttt this crl.-;U in our llplomatk; history." 'I conlldontly predict," he added, "that I-reH't Wilson will acquit himself l4'foie tho nations and lo the ultimate rutisfaction of his countrymen." ." Lev.!, in concludinisr an adtirebs ho bean yewterilay, expressed n 4-ii:ill.:r vKnv und raid Sen. Lodge Mus following Col. Uoof-evelt In lur opinlor.H on a leunite of nations. Th UllnoU isn'n.itur declared thut when the president return from Kuropy 4.. 4l, .. ...1 I . I. . i. . .. . ' S . -i.c i-vo -ir un uus nH x nc luivn wan every iiiipurmui ques tion, senators who have been opposing him will be found yielding to his V lew. Tho tunatc udjoiur.ed until Monday, when Sen. Mct'umhor, republican, uf North Uaroltna, expects to ip uli In kupport of a league of nutloar, He will bu the nrst rf publican Heimtof to openly declare his upprov'ul of nuch a lcuKiie. SOUTH BEND AFTER A LARGER ALLOTMENT FOR PARK COMMISSIONERS Member of the- newly elected legislature;, the mayor and city attorney attended last night . meeting of tho park board in the city hall. Mattem of state Interest were dlstrussed reluthe to the purt that second c I a ni eitlen like South Pend will play nt the metlti; of the täte le;lalatutu thla month. ISauth llend U taking the lead in th niatter of park improvement?, and lnrinr a recent meeting of tho representatives of the various seciond cIhk eitle of Indian neld in Indlanupoio, It vas decided ttuit South Bend should be tlie sooltes - . iiiKii for th-other cities in ri-jjunl I. i . . .

LÜDGE FOLLOWS : OPINIONS OFT-B.

, lo ecuring a lurfur allotment forisuney flights, seriously handi-

i.-i.-,.-. i-.. ..u.I I "lllllliroiuuri n. c jw.'t II. i.,.f.,. t, -.. .i - , ...t..rU irio

their ievs of the subject, till brink' ! drome, Card. Itobinson Mid. iv. romuf thr opinion that more moiitjylparIr.fr the Liberty motor with o.:htinoulil be expended fur park ihi-! ere. provt-nu-nU. ' Capt. liobinion expects t. re sumo Sc-c'y. Arthur P. IVrley stuteC that f his flltrht tomorrow, with D itor, the skatlni; rink.- at Le-per. !Iov-!0., as the next top. ard and Studeba.kt-r pttrkii are now ! ruJy and .ai:lr.tf for patronage. QENERAL MOTORS ENTERS

n uiAincii oa.e uccu cmun'ii uurniKi the recent cld tnap and have put! thrte rinks in drst class condition, j Three other parkä will also ho In j shape ty the eary part of next week. There will be jcooi skating In j,air.ard. Kale.y ami Pottawatomii jiaik'-i-FIRST IN THE NEWS-TIMES

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International . . Organization

PARIS, Jan. 4. Pres't Wilson has named Herbert C. Hoover! director general of an international organization for the relief of' liberated coimtrics; both neutral and enemy. Norman Davis, for-1 merly on the stafr of Oscar T. Crosby, special commissioner of!

finance for the Umted. States in Europe will act as Mr. Hoover's assistant. - This-annmtneement -'as-made FriJay by the American peace C()inniUion: Lfba slatemcftt vHich says that "the designation of Mr. Hottver to -frike charge or the relief vork is in conformity with the

4reque4 of tl-allied-tj;overnmeHts tliut the United States take a pre dominating jxm in the Qranizatirn'and direction .of jtWzi. rneasures. 1 he statement touo-s: "Upon Prcs't Wilson' giTLyal th'' esultr of th investigations of the United States and allied povci rcrrient 1'pflichilfi Into tile food situation of' the liberated countries, neutral and: tn emy, were laid before him. Since his arrival, in addition to hi-s disa , cussion vlth thp representatives of Gj-eut I'.ritain, France and Italy, reFpectlnR the Kcneral p'iace settlement, he had ben advised with reKard to th conferences held bei tii-oon t lu. rnvfirnmontj rnnrrrnin? the method of organization for the relief of these populations. "The allies and the United Statesare in afrreenifnt that relief mu?t be furnished and that the Working out of relief of this character on a large scale: necessitates unity of direction. "The allied governments had advised the president that they de-.-ired that he United States should take the lead in the organization and administration of relief. Under this arrangement fwween the United States and the allied countries there are. being appointed two representatives of euch government to secure the cooperation of food, finances and shipping resources in the solution of the problem? connected witli the relief. "The president has appointed Herbert Hoover and .Norman Davis j as the two American representatives In the council and Mr. Hoover will act as director general of the undertaklncr. The president has asked Mr. Hoover to call the Prst meeting of the council as quickly as the delegates aro named." Firemen Enforce Eight Hour Day; $100,000 Loss ULTJVULANI), ().. Jan. 4. With two-thirds of Cleveland's Premen absent from the stations in their effort to enforce the eisht-hoUr day, tire broke out in the four-story Euclid building, in the heart of the downtown section late this afternoon. A general alarm brought 12 lire companies to the scene. At 5 p. m. the Haines had pa inod such headway that hope of suin the Uuclld buildimr was abandoned and efforts were directed to chock the spread of the blaze to adjoining buildings. With the arrival of nO fireman who were off duty, including feveral engineers who manned idle cneineF, the tire was put under control. The Kuclid building was entirely ' destroyed. Fire Chief Wallace estimated the loss at $lO0,n00. WOMAN IS NAMED DEPUTY PROSECUTOR; WILL BECOME LAWYER' News-Thut" Special Sen ice: INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.. Jan. 4. Mrs. Marie Neville O'Brien, a stenographer in the 'otf.ee. of AUah J. Rucker, has been appointed one of

the deputy prosecuting attorneys of i bank at Nlles. Marlon county by Prosecutor Itobert Th-y now proptse to liuild a modX. Fulton. Mr. Fulton states thattem bank on the newly acquired site.

he will take step immediately to have Mrs. O'Brien admitted to the bar so that the may assume her duties soon. She Is the second woman In the hldtory of Marlon county f be appointed deputy prosecutor. LIBERTY MOTOR WORKS FINE IN BAD WEATHER INDIANAPOLIS. Jin. 1. Capt. L. J. Robinson and Lieut. A. A. Adams arrived her late today on their cross country airplane t-tintr lt!ght from Texas to Detroit, makin;; the 2o0 miles from St. l.ouis in or..; hour and 4'j minute. Although th--jround temperatures alone the way were under 1 degre- above zero. Capt. Itobinson said their Liberty motor guve no trouble and he wa.i enthusiastic over its operation under dirtlcult weather conditions at. tuen a . i j a ' low temperatm e. Th- viiglnes of two ot!i-r aircraK ! w hich preceded Capt. Uobin.-on' I litre, 1 . in connection -a Ith air rrail ,.-nr.! 1,- the low t.-mpHra tnres in i ' I v . - - ' tril4 fndin- at the - . NEW LINE OF BUSINESS TKI:NTi)N, N. J.. Jan. 4. Kvi'in--den t the busin'- of the Hcneral Motors corporation was Indicated to- j .lay by the chartering here of a i $."7)'OO,0i'i subsidiary f tie parent ' cotiCern. to do i busines in airplane--. aatmbil-s aii-1 .u -sorit?s, virh a plaot at H .!!io-i N. J

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ME GOAL RESTRICTIONS

Anthracite Coal May Now be Shipped Into and Sold in Indiana Towns. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Jan. 4. 5 AU restrictions on sale and distribu tion of anthracite coal in Indiana were withdrawn today by Kvans Woollen, federal fuel administrator for Indiana. The total tonnage assigned to the state is about CS4.000 tons under an order issued by the anthracite committee at Philadelphia. 1-dstributors are permitted to ship to any Indiana dealer. The mild weather and the substitution of other fuels by many consumers, Mr. Woollen's order states, have enabled fiixty-one cities which were to have received the major portion of Indiana's allotment to till their needs, but smaller towns are still asking for anthracite. Mr. Woollen has receded authority to issue permits for shipments of eastern coal, but has decided to keep in. effect the ruling that only Indiana coal shall be sold to householders, t o as to pro tect Indiana dealers who stocked up at the request of the fuel administrator. HOPE FREIGHT EMBARGO IS ONLY TEMPORARY WASHINGTON. Jan. 1. officials of the railroad administration tonicht expressed contidenco that the ombnrgo on the movement f ex port freight into New York, llostor j and Philadr-lphia, imposed by re- ' ional officials, would prove only j temjorary. The general tralhc sitJ nation was .aid to be excellent. The holiday season, labor inethcicnev :-nd accumiilation of export

f nicht for Boston. New York andli;

Philadelphia weio the reasons given for tho embargo In telegrams notitylng the lines affected of the rcttrlctlons on loading. Iescrlblng the mbrir'o as a ".träte, oPici t's of the railroad administration Faid this prate had been I closed ns a precautionary measure

to prevent congestion until the lossli

ot time due to the holidays and the Mrike of freight handlers could he IU 11 IIIUR I .1 I 'IUUI I'V

overotne. Ports outsble the .on.;Jj;S

of conpestion, such as Baltimore and Norfolk, could he utilized to a ..renter extent for export, it was said, but olhcials )u re believe the situation will be cleared before that becomes necessary. NEWMAN SNELL CO. TO ERECT BANK BUILDING

NILF.S. Mich.. .Ian. 4. The SotithlH?

IWn'1 -winK association yesterday.pl

sold a building site at the corner rner of Main and Second sts.. in Nile?, Mich., to the Newman and Snell Building Co. of NiP-s. Tlie latter company is composed of the stockholders if the Newman and Snell At the present time there is no buÜdinc located on this piece of property and the resident- of Nileare well pb-ased with thi latest bniblinc project. Situated as it i in the huhiness district, several atttmpts have been mad'1 by Niles lesidetlts to have. some s : 'taV'l 1'uiblinir located on this corn.-r. 1ut witho.it sneers. The new bank will : Lave a frontuire of r' fed on Main J st. and 1 I- fct on Second st. I Tlie stockholders of tlu Newman ! S'n-l (o. ar W. W. Newman. I .;(-oree V.. Flower, Thomas Carr. j M. P. Be ehe, W. T(,pt,,t Atkinson j y i rne and C. R. Smith AMERICAN T. & T. CO. ISSUES SECURITIES ' Xi:W YORK. Jan. 1. Investment! 1 conditions of the now ye.ir will ey- ' j jiri.Tic-' their fir-t i hi ! ! l:i n t teit i in the Mio by th-- Anierictm T-!-- : ' phono and T b-irraph Co. of l-,Ofo.. ! 1 eoi-' of new sec u ritis, announced toi day. The?- comprise ? i ".O'oi.ftnO ! 1 live vcur -iv per -eiit n-te to r- ; '" . ... . -i ftir.d maturmt; indebTfdno. and ! i J2."..nfi-i.0Cn'i lonr term df ! entnr. bonds to liquidate indebt dnes- for corstr'.ietion work. Public offrinsr of thee securities will be made within the next fTr day.: by a r.ankintr syndiat. Osiuce y our doctor' 1ÜI? by keeping always on nand VVour Boct-o-arTTr4 i rTS NEW PRICES 30c, 60c, 51.20

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The Three Biggest Items: That are attracting the most attention of the thrifty look into the I'uuire buyers. Our January Sale of Sample Towels Hundreds. of towels at less than manufacturer's cost. White Skirtings for Next Summer atx25c yd. Every yard worth 50c, and many at 75c and si.oo yard. Monarch Made Shirts for Men at $ 1 . 1 5

You will enjoy the benefit of a great saving bv buying at this sale. " "

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ES3 ! IS m m H3r iJ V p-g ? to M rf r-i M i! s i ii i t: s T- ! LSI , .. "I T? Ii n i 2a . 3 5 Hi I 3 i ? : - r li t ? j S ? t i ni' ri.r . IAD BREATH Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets Get at the Cause and Remoye It Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets, the subetitute for calomel, act gently on the bo'.vels and positively do the work. People afEicted with bad breath find quick relief through Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets. The pleasant, sugar-coated tablets nre taken for bad breath by ill who knew them. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets act gcr.tly but f.rmly on the bowels and liver, stimulating then to natural action, clearing the blood and gently purifying . in . . a the enure system, l hey co tnat wmca dancerous calomel does without any ! cf the b2d after effects. Ad the braef t3 cf nasty, sickening, rrnpi"? cathartics are derived from ! Dr. Edward a Clive Tablets w ithout I griping, pain or any disagreeable effects. I Dr. F. M. Edwards disravered tlie formula after seventeen years of practice amons patients arTh'cted with bowel and liver complaint, with the attendant b".d breath. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablet3 are purely a vegetable compound mixed with clive oil; you will know them by their clive color. Take one or two every right for a week ar.d note the effect. 10c and 25c per box. All druggists.

SOB Store Opens at 8:30; Closes r1 rSS ULLUU Sore Throat Prudence Vour mMtrino sl.Vif i not well f locked v.-ith.uc aW.tle of TONSIUNE,fcr joa don't know what raomeut it wav be rr-fded to relieve a sudd in case cf Sore Throat, rielievin S-jre Throat iTON-SIUNE'ScrirdMi-icn. Itisma'lefcr that .vlvcrtise.1 for that feuel for that ere P'irtos TONSIL1NE is the lati -nal Sore Throat H-m-dy. It is gold m every State in ti Pnin. leu will iied TONSILINE one cf tle-c days, or ?o::.e trjnt 'n .J the drug et ore is closed letter '4 Lave a Lottie ready at Lome ,J AT.'',n you peed it rno-t. :'--o.t azd 0c. Hospital fcrizo, 1.0J. Disturbed sleep usually comes from some form of indigestion. Strengthen the stomach and stimulate the liver with a course of Lrt Salof Any M-dicine in the WorlL Sold everywhere. Iq Roim. Hie. 7

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Co XL U 5:30 Sat. to 9:30 p. m. 4i your season's supply nw j i i THE STORE FOR MEN V A WAKHINGTOV A1TVCT1 What Hac Von In Your .tti TO EXCHANGE Am I 'art Pa on w Cic!? HELLER'S. Art Mater Uls, X'ivfurc IVamiir. TE I. VV. LOWER i i:co it at ix ; cx) 1 1 a v South IW-nd, Indiana. Wall Tnir. Draivri .n. I'alnt Supplic. Advertisers maVe profits from "olume not pnees.

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