South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 81, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 22 March 1919 — Page 2

SATUIIDAY AlTi:UXOOX, MAltCII 22, 1019.

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Miaday MfcTHODlSl. 1 Irtt Ir. JcM-pL N. ;r'r, pigtor; "1 . Main t, 'H miiiitc nt V :U J'- tu. aril t:l p. m. m.l '.j) hvni ut Uo ä. m. ; Dr. J. II. .NuiiV u;v.rliitCflnt. 1'uMic -worship t lo:SU a. iu. t; 1 J p. in. Lp. -rth Ie.io at C: p. t:i. At t!i R.uraiu hour r. J it. M. iaylr will -cnpy lit pu!; It. At 7:' p. in.. Dr. A. W. Mill will xi-ak. Mbiw-- M-rTl-e WrOiirsUjr t-M'üu.g at 7 .JO, 1 d by tLe palor. M. rBl' MtrUl Tfdfax and Jirte ut(. lv. VVLIijiai J. D.ivj-1 M-'tiSaT lidulst'T ill a:w-L,f ' f r ii.iuii r, Krv. J. I. ti.it llii'-r. 1. ."'-ind.iy at ':T a in.; '. I'uikera-n, Mipr;iiti ii'i'-nt. M"riiing M-rri'-' at Pr.t.Y S r:.iMii '- t : ""1 0..illri.- ..f th. it v O. La"ii. j ii .r ' .! ! ( t. ..t utii f Today." bpwrtn ti::; P. m.. . I r :ir. llvpe. ;.b.".Urb a." j;vnfT)ir tTvl.- at 7:-V. s t : rn on tiiv: '"I L.- r..i it ar.1 L L.'u' Una." l'l tiire: "NorPdW. Va." ;u i 'Wit. I,wfll." Ml Ivm k !-rvi.- nn W-l-iifo'lay t 7:4.1 . in., lu 'tüt; -f Dr. Hfnrj L. DaTl, ltrl t k-ij--: inu-u 'I-i:t. Wlnid.'iy at :i. p. ui.. lairt-rly f.r-n'- ai'tt ffTi-4l l'uarl ;w U:i'. I rilay st '.'i' p. lu., V. rnr.H f : mtliig; Mm. t-j titu JU-it r, N. Alien t., LuatfSK. (irarornr Mifblc-io ai.l 'lult tg. Ter H. Ii. Ij.vk, i.at'r. Clasn iu-. tit.4 at ö:ö a. m. Sunday i l t 'J Jin.: Clm Wtltfinan. up riiit -n U ut. Mornlo,; vorsalp at S-nu o !y tho paat..r on "Carrying Ilij:!('U ti Victory." Junior oiir.-Mtl'ju at 'J::'.) I in.; ill a 'athorin l'-lakcinan, 1- iI-r. 1-pworta l-agu- at G-.) p. in. A ml;t. Jot youn? ppl?. cf'tKliictt-'l ' yiun4 people. lAenlUiT wcrliip at 7:-'. Twenty rnlnut-s f live ttlriinz. St:h'h tiir pastor ou "ann('t a Man V- : ;-l a I'hrlstlaa Without a Within the Mmlriblp of a "hurchV" Monday at 7:() P. m., M'n'a Umu? b:iniu-t. , River rfk Seventh t . south of Mltfcawaka ay. Key. (i. L. Kuli!n. piitor. Hucda7 rti.oi at D:Z.Q a. m.; Mirhall Ball, iuperintecderiL LwU Ileicbt -flner find Prancl! fcts. Rt. C JV Gordon, pastor. Sunday i souoot at V:4Ö a- la. ; 11. C. Delou, uprrintettdeoL Trinity Bla!n nnd Vinvnr avs. Sunday school at 0u".O a. ni. ; Kudolpo Kline, pupfrintendent. The annual thank oftVrinc: of tlie W, F. M. f. will lie held at 10:13 a. ni. l!pworth leHgrue at :1.. Subject : "Th Fp worth Iicue on a War Footinp." ld t-y Fred Wledni.m. Intermediate league rt p. m. livening service nt 7:.". Tb ForT?rej are ronduried ly Fred Wledman. Wee kly prayer servl- e Wednesday evening at 7 :'.K Junior league Wednesday alternoon at Kpwortb Memorial, cor. Lincoln wiy W., and Olive et.. Kev. !. W. Switzer. pastor; Sunday whool at K:u; Jlenn Finney, superintendent. Key. Henry L. Dav! will be la charge cf the morning service. Ptnlt Memorial Chnrrh. Cor. S. Ml lilpan and Victoria Sts , Charles II. Denton. D. C. h., paito. Sunday school at 10 a. m., John Kdwards, superintendent. Cfrmu-Lafiyett bird, nd Wayn at. Rer. II. S. Miller, pastoi. Sunday ebo at 9:.v0 n. ni. ; Jonn Koch, superintendenti'rearbin&r at lüJO a. rn. and 7:50 p. m. Epnortn league at 7-0) p. m. 1'rayer mUag Wednesday at 7:43 p. m. Wesleyan 722 R. Rroadwsy. Rer. Fayte, pastor. Sunday srh-.-ol at a. m. : J. II. Keller, superintendent. FREE METHODIST. Frea Methodist Pennsylvania ay. and Rash st. Rev. W. E. Webster, paster. Sunday school at a. ru.; 1'aul .Neid tie!, superintendent. 1'reachln at 10:30 a. m. and 7 Uk) p. m. AFRICAN M. E. Olivet A. M. 310 W. Monroe at Rev. A. T. itenddiuff, p.sstor. Class meet les t 10:(X) a. m. Sunday school at U'.JO p. u. ; Rey. F.11 1. Stewart, supertutendeot. Tay is fa A. M. I snd Campau ata. :. Don Corner Eddy Rev. L. F. PuwelL pitstor. At 10:4."! a. m., prea'hlnz; suhje.-t, '1'reparedness." Sunday s tiool at"12:".0 1 m. ; W. F. rranklln, superintendent. Christian Fndeaor at o:."j) p. ni.: L. (. Franklin Miller, -resident. A pnhite reeptloD will he jrlven at tills ahureh Tuesday eviuinc. Mareh '-'". in honor of Dr. J. U Curtis and wife. .V.- plate. Dinln.; room open from : to :VJ p in. Public Is invlfd. PRESBYTERIAN. Westminster Scott and Llndey sts. Rer. Alfred M. Fells. I). I , pastor; residence. N. Scott st. Sunday school at W:30 . m. ; L. I?. Whltcotnh. superintendent. I'n b lie worship at H:lö a. m. ard l'' P. in. The session uieetn tefore the inorninc servhe. Senior Fnutavor oc!tty nieots at 5:"0 p. m., I irst Corner Washington ar. and Lafayette bird. Rev. Charles A. Llpptnrott. D. V.. pastor. MUs Charlotte M. 1'artrldg-e. assistant to the niiniatei. Puhltc worship at 10:15 a. in. Address by the minister. Rüde ehool at H:."0 a. ni.; John 1. Shaier, superintendent. Mrn's Fellowship eluh at l::".0 a. m. Popular procram at 4 :) n. m. Seats free. Fvrryhody weh-orne. Mldweok meeting on Wednesday at 7 :.' p. ni. j Trinity Jhn S. Runs nstor on leav. A. II. Saunders, pastor on duty. Sabbath s.-hooi t '.:. a. tn. At lo:i. a. ra.. sermon by t,. pastor; subje. t. "The Christian' opportunity in the Nw Ace." Spe. ial rally seri- e. 'Uit:iTum oi nornes i ineuw.ers. to ..-m . ni. Christian i.nucavor no-.-ting -'t t':." j. m. At 7:"n p. m pre.n-hJr.g by j R-v. J. F. Thon: as. Chi Voeal and intrunj'utal oloa by Mr. Thomas. The pastor will preside. Mi'hxf.k met ti h vu Wednesday at 7:-' p. ni. Hop'- l-er ana Ityt'n ti I.'dwin Meiter. minister. RP a. u. ; Frank Kelt ring. e -!:o.,I at sup r Intcii ient. ;ranger--Hev. Harri p.ism:. Sunday school at 'J:l" a. in Divine worship at 10:15 a. m. ivery Sunday. Fverybuly electee. BAPTIST. rtrst Corner Main nr.d Wavne sts. Rev. V S. Divis. D. D. pastor. Residence 211 W. Wayne t. Ibi.le sciioo. nt u :; a. m. ; C. S. Stephens. up rlntcndcbt. At 10:4". a. m. Rev. J. I.. Imh-f will preach. Young people's meeting at :.'.o s. P m. Sabjft: 'The Art of PulMing. ;r'jp tb.-re will Pad At 7 :: p. m Rev. Mr Imhof vi.l preach. The U;etii.g oa Wdrieda at 7:15 j pra c: . ta. Jnlncy Mfeet-Rev. J. Ro:;ev, a ting m. ; past r. Sunday a. i ai ;:.- a J. W. Rendab. superintendent. Public vors.Mp at lt:.". a. m. Sermon bubjet: "Hew a Staning Woman led a St ran rer." Young p.-ep n. tU;g at t'..l" p ru. Public worship at 7 p. m. Sermon subject: "How Jeu St p;ved a Funeral." Y. u w il' 1t: We!-o:ui to afl tl'e es. ar Prajer mtlug Wedne-d.iy at 7 : F 5 Hungarian Cornfr Vah!r.et -n Ch-rry st P.ev. R. Rertok. paetor. I lrt SwclUn Corner I.iure! 'i a. m .mi ill I Napier Kt. ::'! p. ox Ml. Zlon erhe ui 10: Rev. I; a. rP. a p.ist'-r f t S,Ld iy u i. a. at UI U i CHRISTIAN. st.. eooth rt PiMir l' i -tr ir.irv. lb v. 'ohn L I.'.: . r 1 1 y 'i rula . i e I t t...-v Fr. l-.irk. It. 'I tCii: :. 4 n t t- .ichers i .N.d lev ,i.s V.-e f j nv J J Indiana ri'i- ''m;i. . i.d S. " ( . .1... p.i .t bIn. m!r.itr : reilcio .-. man st. SuuJav -hIvoI at !:t;n J ll:

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Irl Vi!on, fcuprinteoOf nt. .'fu' Mus nTvl'rs at Pk.'JO a. m. nnd p. m. Oirintian Knrb-irnr 8:.' p. m. Prayer mating Wrnd-iy at p. in. S-ri;ui t!.'rm-: M'riilng. "Lote to th Iluuse ..f mhJ;" 'veiiliig, 'The True ("liun li of Clirtt anl Ib.w t jt I Lt i t." On Tu-"lay evening at 7 (iVj M-k. tMa weok, w will hM our Ert n.fiithly nurkfm' mute ren . We will t :i k ip T at tfi hur L. All ' ffi''Ti. :i:il o- e Its f iL- li! s h"il ur.'-, t . :tt' !;!. I'rny r n.et at t:.- ! u.- r i r -i Wils-. ii, :,vj . MariI lixir n Aienne I. Inden .if. Sir I. . ilii.cr. t i jr l y ! at lu:'- a. i.i ; J. J. Culip, EVANGELICAL i:it, ;i ut. ASSOCIATION. Iiroa.inav--r.i5 1.. nr-MflwaT. Her. F. i r : . ! .J. J j, ,n paol'n; reld.n'-. 1 UJ ';irn.i! Sunday ri..o! st J ..".') a. u : Niir.i ie", (". Keüui.in. s i ; rinten i'-nf. rr. it. ' A..r-!.ii at V: . .-ri;.-:i :.!.) t: "A -t.-iii:ic ;...!."' t.y p. r r. Yi.i,!:;- rt .-.lüa'l'f .it ! m. : Ml r.ey.. . uiU . , .,!:. idei.r. r -pi.-: '!!, w t..i ;:v. ;.ts t i i - 0:F iy t Jo-llike D. K Ui e!il, :.".. Sers..i:l." t.v !"iildi::lender. J.veiui! ii '-n nSj.- t : -An 1 tili- li.itor. MnIid;V c-.::ir.i!tfM ii.flnr. v."e.!n-.Iay '.v-nli.. Iraer i:j- i i J h- W..iuan". .'-li.xjioii.t ry M"ivtv will v.i' t at tl.f 1.- .-f s.iiiiu'd W. Mii;-r, Ht; j;. Fennsylvani.t av., Tliur-d-iy ev iiin nt 7 : Ora.e Thuren ;r. l.Ju"nIn 9y W. and Wa3i:t;i sfs. Rev. O. O. l.o7ier. ministers. Sunday s -hool at J 'J). Ü. r'. W tft. pi'iff rinter.drnt. .M rnin? rhlj nt l':.". Yhiiü;' I'eoplea' alliMiwv at 0:4." p. m. : I". I . Sh;:d xre.ident. Rvnlij preu'-iiL'ti: service .it 7::;(. The t;iid-U praer and fellow Hhip ervle w ill ! T. "ii Wninr;ay evening at 7:.', followt'd by c-liol r rehearsal. I'ir,t rr. Iafaytfe and Monroe stu. W. II. I reshley, past r. Sundav s ho l at D:.:0. Dr. W. 11. Snyder, superintendent. Lss..n: 'Israel Warned A?:ilnst Cornf.roir.Up." Morning vors!il jit l':.'i with s-erir,".n ly the t . r. v. I. A. 0:1.' p. m.: Wi'.ni- Ilolsfn. president. Sut'Jeet : "The Art of 1'hara't.T Ruildli!-;" Fmnia NlintA. l.-ad-r. Fv-i.liiy servi-.- at 7:'V Stunt iiiL'I.t lv the Y. F. A. at tie V. M. t'. A. Monday niht ;it 8 oYlr. k. The annual chu'iep.ft ion.ij in. H-tin- at the eltur-h Tuesday ni'ht at 7:" Ii. -ports of all depjirttntnts will l. given at thin nietin'. I'rayer nn-tl-; Wednesday at 7:15 p. in.; (eorj; J. Lnc. leader. Sunday s -hool loard at cloy,, of ir.iyer nu-etliu'. Tlie brotherhood will meet Thursday ;it 7:4." p. in. in tlie c-liureh iailur. Anten Chfel I!. .1. Nits. -he. pastor. Reside n e 2;vitt L:iudn war W., Mishawaka. RlMe s-hool at lO:(x,n. in.: Jes.-y IJarne?. uperliifeud'jnt. EVANGELICAL. Zlo--Corner Wayne, and St. Teter sts Her. Walden'ar fJolTeney. pasfc Sunday s ho.l at '.rl.j a. m. Cuarle Weher. stiierintendent. Moruiutr Kervit at 10 :.'. N evening ervire. (iernian Ltnttu crvi-e ou Wednesday at 7:. p. in. St. I'eter'a Cttnun 113 TV. I.assMe ay. Rer. IIupo Wek'helt. pistor. Sunday school at y:0) a. in.; Carl Ketuke. superintendent. Regular nervh s at 10:1 n. m. At 7:' p. m., Lenten d-otkn. Junior lncue meets Monday evoulu;'. Tliurs ('ay evenlnrr the Friscllla cinle meets ut tiie :2 home of Miss Augusta l'eunsylvania av. LUTHERAN. Wllkewit, fo?.y Trinity TrnaTh SUrtnao ay. ana 4odey st. Rev. Albert II. Kec. pnstor. Sunday school at 9:15 a. m.; Charlea Haas, superintendent. Murninjr service at 10:3o. Sermon subject: Those Responsible for Our Lord's Sufferings Pilate." Luther league devotional service at 0:45 p. ru. Fvenlng w orship at 7 uü). Sermon subject: "(uod Without the Chunh." Wednesday at 7;I5 p. m., Lenten servhe. Subject: "The Cn.as tlie Sacriflce it Fxhibits and Inspires." Choir rehearsal following this service. Thursday at 7:00 p. m., catechetical instruction. Pt. rul'a Germa.i Jefferaoa and Wl'Ham sts. Rev. II. Holle, pastor. Cieriuan service at l(::i4 a. m. Sermon subject: "Apostasy." i:u;lish servhe at 7:30 p. in. Sermon subject: "A tllft ttiat Pleased the Savior." Sunday school, both German and FnplUh, at '.:.'; a. m. Special meeting of all communicant members, men and women, aC 2:45 p. m. Wa Ither league monthly foelal meeting on Tuesday at s:(X) p. m. Catechetical Instruction on Thursday at 7 : 15 p. in. Gloria. Del Swedish Conpin and Kerr sts. Rev. Gottfrhl Olson, pastor. Sunday school at OrN) a. m. and Rlble class at 'J :15 a. m. Mornln? Fcrvice at 10:.".0. Fvenlnj service at 7:ii. The services will be in charge of D. P. Rer:, deacon. Tuesday evening the F.ulldlng society meets on the invitation of the Mr-denta girls. On the program will he a debate of a tlmdy subject. Wednesday nt 7:CO p. in., confirmation class, and prayer meeting at s o'clock. Tlmrsday afternoon. Ladies' Aid meeting: hostesses. Mrs. Theodore liolth. Mrs. Flnar llolth and Mrs. J. Steiner. Choir rehearsal at :00 . m. Saturday, eonlirraatloa instruction at 1:00 p. iu. BRETHREN. IIrt-rteT. G. W. Rencb. D. D . p (or. Sunday s hool at Ü:30 a. m. ; IIarly Firestone, superintendent. Primary school meets nt the sim hour; Miss Margaret Whtimer. superintendent. 1 Irst Church of tb Brethren Indians sv and Miami et. Rey. r. . ueorK. nnstor. Sunday school at 9 :30 a. nx ; p (;. stahlv. aupertntendent. Second Cushlng and Van P.uren sts.. Rev. Ralph J. Rarlck. pastor. S07 Dlanionl av. Sunday echooj. ':,1') a. in. H. L. Chambers, toiperlnteudent. Christian Workers" meeting nt 0:15 p. in. Church meeting at 7:00 p. hi. nnlrrrnrr letort-l United 610 S. St Joseph st Rev. D. .r:. Youug. pastor Sunday school at 0:30 2. tror.lon. surir.tenient. Preachinc nt 10:10 by R .11.; Miss Ali? Mr. Rousch. Cb ri-tian Knde.uor at t".:-".0. Preaching I at 7 :". by Kev. Mr. Ltlward. Prajer neeting Wednesday evening. CHURCH OF GOD OF THE AB RAH A MIC FAITH. Cliurrh of Cod Service ( Abraham! Faith) bold sen has iu Melville hill. 212 I.afavctto Mvd. Sunday s, hool at 10 I a. in , 1". A. StiKon superintendent Rtble l study ll:oo a. m. : R. . Cuffel. Iea.'rr. i !'.-: :in class Pr'.d iv eenliig-at the loine l;. C. RaiUba(k. 411 F. South tt. VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA Gt p-1 ir.lsSiOT. S .fl-aijrnti St. Ali C!:ritiflr. s ciet a vi ted to r. big pen air meeting every Wednesday. 7rl.i.iy. Si.turu.iy and Sunauy nights, corner . ,y ne and Mi- h:g3i stro-'ts o'd-f.tsh-Itr.ed gspi :::vtlrg :'t Volunteer mis .v n hail Südt n:.;ut. tverylody lu lte d. AU tiecumr. CATHOLIC M. IteJniae'a PftlUk Corner Sott und Napier sts. Rev. AntLjuy Zubuvlct. C. S. C.. pait'T. Law :ma at ! Ü 9L !,:(' m s-'äday s:hool at 2:3J t p in 1'iT.il.i l. on al : ,'J p. m. St. Manl.li!' l'nlUh-415 N. Llncolu i. Rev. I man M .rcr-n'ss,. patcr. Mas at . 0 Xmt and 10:Co a, ra. t. tu'ln.lr'a Polith-:! T. Wcpitsr St Rev M HiN ::'.J brikj. I .-.t .-. Lew uia at T : "U a. iu. Il'gi C-ass at li:J :.:. t,cr it ';0 p. m. srf. r,-J Itrart, Nttr II uim Rr. John lv s. ! e.er, ,". S. t .. jnt-ir Low m .t Ü ' .1 ;:a.e:is i.ss at x) a. m. Parish :na it et p m M. trpier.'i naa 1u:Ij .v iu. Vtaprrt M. Upher.' II uajariM - Thomas joiö

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m. Sunday achoci at 2:00. p. m. Benedlrtion at 3:C0 p. m. et. rtrrk-a 307 S. Taylor at Rav. Joan F. IeJrootc. C. S. C pAitor Low masse at e ). 1 ) and 9:00 a rn.'lilj'j oiaaa and sermon at 10:30. liaptiaut at 2rtu p. m. Vespers at ZZO p. m. Sunday i.'Lool at 3:WJ p. ru. Meeting 0f ehurih societies at 4:00 p. m. M. Joseph' 1U1I at. and Lasalle a? I'atru J. l arrolL C S. C. pastor. Low luas.M-i it 7 UA) aud ü:0U a. ra. lllgn mass at lu.oo a. m. keuii. ti jii at i.vX) p. m. Saeretl Meart IWflin-1 12G W. Thornas at. Iiev rt.ari.-T v. Fischer, pastor. Mass at 7 :C and ii :'.'S . in. Sunday s' hool at 2 20 p ii Fcuetlictlwa- at J:oj i. m. SU MifT of the Holy Ro.try, TolUk National jthwlie - - i:v. Ras'.l Syrbta. tast'-r Sundays: first muss at a. tu. ; high ruabs aid sermon at lü:ÜU a. Sun-lay kLo.l at 'Ja p La. t. Mfj' OertnMn ir.l S. Taylor St. IXfv. .J. M .riiorer. r. s. :.. pastor. Ma?i st and 10:0) r.. rn. Sunday school t 2 :Ö i'. m. lune.li tion at 3 :uu i. cu. MISSIONS. Slennonite Hope Z21 rh .Ifftrss bird. Suhdir srhool at 2r0 p. a 1 e I ii. i, at H :.'10 p. m. I'rea' hlng- 3 :30 and 7 :ZQ p. m. Sry Ires every uljrht except Wcdnesdaj Mjry Nuneni.iker In eharpe lity 115 F. Jefferson Mv.l. Ray A. Bird, superintendent. Sur.üay ehoöl al J:(0 p. m. RlMe eiass at 4 :0U p. in. kpel 4,,1 i. Lats'de ay. Servltvs Wednekd-iy. Saturday and ,ucday evenLgs at 7 :i0. Suuday xebool at l'J:UU a. u. caeh sundax. SPIRITUALIST. The Prog.-ssf-. Spliitual s-ciet5 will hold services at 7:30 p m. every Sunday t S Mi nlc;:! st.. Redmen's 1 all. Speaker: D. Harri-.. A spirit ui;l bhssir.g for H. Message bearers: .Mrs. Thompson and Mr. Ho.d. MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION Meets evory Monday at 10:00 a. m a he Y. M. C. A. lieshlen- .-nd vlsltJo? icinlsters always wei-oni... R-v. AV. H. I':ehlov. president; R'v. 5. W. Rcinh. vie president; Rev. John L. Iiuhof, mo retary-trasurer. CHURCH OF COD. Churrlt f Cod or Saints Cbrel on Hurrisou af.. one bloejj north of Lincoln Minu.ty school at t:45 a. iu. ; A. iL iM.kley, superintendentASSOCIATED BIBLE STUDENTS. Wc man's Club hall, rcom 224. J. M. S. Ol! Idillg. l:o a. tu., regular "New ("reation" study. t;:.".0 p. in, study. Revelation, chapter six. s;tsi p. ni.. lecture, "The Holy spirit of Atonement." by C. 1.. Johnson. Wednesiiay at S:C p. in., pnijer meeting. Friday at S:u0 p. m.. Taberiiu"le Shadows. JEWISH. Temple Heth-LT -Corner Lasalls 4f. and Taylor bt. 10: 5 a. m.. Rabbi Albert Mind.t vlll officiate. Sermon: "Fses of Adversity." Sunday cool yt 'J:Co a. ru. SALVATION ARMY. fcOO F. Jefferion blvd Sunday serTices: .Morning, county j-dl. 10:00; SunSuuJay school at 2:30 p. in. SCIENTIST. First t nurrh of Clirit. ScleutUt Main and Madison sta. Suuday services ot ll:UO a. ui. TeHlcionial meeting evtry Wednesday at H:W p. m. Sunday sehoil for children and young; people up to the age of ro, from t:45 tu 20:30 p. in. Sunday school entrance on Madison st. Reading rooms maintained by the church on the seventh floor of tie J. l S. butldiug-. are open dally except Suud ly from 12 to 5. aud ou Saturdi y evening from 6 to 8. EVANGELICAL MISSION. BwedUh K; an get leal Mal and .Manrr sts. Rfy Knill W instedt, past . Sunday school at 10:00 a. m. ; August Aidetson. superintendent. Momlig worship at 11 c'clock. Evening service at 7:3o o'clock. EPISCOPAL. St. James' Lafayette bUd.. north of Washiugton. Rt. Rev. John Uazen White, rector; Rev. R. Fverett Carr. vicar. Holy commnnloa. 7-U) a. m Church s'hool at 0:15 a. ni. Morning service and sermon by Fr. Carr at 11 o'clock. Vespers at .r:00 p. m. Young people's service at 0:30 p. m. VERM EIS BRIBERY Brands as "Utterly Preposter ous Intimation of Any Corrupt Acts. DES MOINKS, la-, March 22. Gov. W. L. Hardin?, referring last night to athdavits presented at today's session of the Iowa hou.se judiciary committee's investigation of the Kathbun pardon case, branded as "utterly preposterous" any intimations that he acted corruptly in gra-Uins the pardon. The povernor's statement was caused by an affidavit introduced as evidence by Atty. Gen. II .M. Havner. in which William Rathhun, father of the pardoned youth, asserted he pave $5.000 in currency to his attorney, George Clark, with the understanding that it was to po to the governor. Mr. Havner presented several other athdavits from members of the Rathbun family, and after his examination had ended late today, J. L. Kennedy of Sioux City, special state prosecutor, testified briefly. He will continue tomorrow. "Any intimations that I received money for the pardon of Ernest Kathbun. ' the governor t:ld. "or in any way acted corruptly Sn the matter are 50 utterly preposterous that I do not consider it necessary to dignify them with denials, "The affidavit of William Kathbun, sir, was made after he had testified before tbe Ida county grand jury, and as Havner admitted to the committee his grand jury testimony was iuite contrary to that in his alfidavit in reference to me. "The affidavit was merely a part of th" bargain entered into by tho Kathbun family nd Havnor to stave Uit-mbers of the f.imty other than l-rnet Futhbu!1. from ju-ysecutioi in co!.frti'Ui with the l.itb r's ai peal Ur a ;'rd''n.' ltvsr.. ir.! n and field .'evds that :.ve true- to r.ane and will prow. Wariit-r ;i-ts.. J s. Michigan t-t. V'ptn S.iUiru.T.v even:i 's. 14730-2" Try NEWS-TIMES Want Ads

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ABANDON 27 War Department Will Proceed With Purchase Involving a Sum Less Than $15,000,000. WASHINGTON. March 22. Decision f the war departnunt to projceed with the purchase of the site of tiftecn army camps and thirteen balloon i.nd tlying lie Ids over the country was announced today by Acting sV.-y Crowell. Le5s than J I 5 , 'j 0 o . o o o w ill be involved, Mr. ruvell saiii, ami it will not be necessary to await action Ly congress xis Iho fl' jiartnunl now ha? the necessary funus. With the-e purchases completed, the army will huvo :J0 training camps, including the original 16 cantonments eonstructe.l f.r th training if the national army and nineteen aviation centers, most of which will in the southeastern states. Texas and California. The few lieltls to bo retained in the north will be regarded as summer Hying centers only. Will Aliandon 27. Twenty-seven camps and littet n aviation I'.elds will bo abandoned. Orders a'.-.idy have gone out for the abandonment of twenty of tliv camps, including nearly !l of the national guard training centers set up after the United States declared war on (brrmany. Construct ion work Urn the .ii camps, according u wai department liguivs, represents a cost of approximately $ 1 10.000.0u0. of w hich $ l S.o.io.oeo was spent on the lour embarkation cantonments. .Mills, New York; Merritt, ami Stuart, and Hill, Newport Nous. Va. Approximate ly ? JSO.uoo.Ooy has been spent in construction work .n the fifteen cantoniiif nts to be bought and the fifteen now owned ami it was largely because of the sum involved that the department decided to go ahead with the part base. .Most of the thirty camps now are being used as demobilization centers, but no detmite plans for their employment after the war army Is disbanded have been evolved. It was explaired that the whole problem of the future use of the catnp depend upon the nation's policy and that no iimclusion as to that could be reached until the pence conference at Paris had rentiert d its decision as to worbl armament. Announcement already Ins l et n m ole that only two Hying Hehls actually purchased or now owned would become, storage plants for material on hand or under contract. Location of the flying centers to be retained shows a plan to have three general training centers, one in the far west, one in the southwestern part of the country nnd one in the southeast with the different fields in each section close enough together so that elementary and advanced training will be provided within a reasonable area. Total' expenditure on the nineteen flying and balloon vields to bo retained represent about $30,000,000. GENERAL MOTORS BUYS AUTO PLANT IN MUNCIE MUNCin, Ind., March 21. Official announcement was made here this morninp that the General Motors corporation of Pt'roit had bought ' the Inter-State a itomobile plant here nnd also 40 aw of ground adjoining, on which additions will be erected to make one of the largest automobile and automile parts concerns in the United States. Warner's Seed Store, 22G S. Michigan st. 1 790-23 i ATTRACTIVE ACTRESS :-.,.. -:- yf -A "i: i ;"' ' 1 'A . f--'v-'v.--i 'r . , - 3 ixx- ':-: :-"-.y.-..-." . . ... - , . ''Ik. '. - .v. ; .-. v. 'tu, rrww. j Mi,.- Kveiyn U'bcil is one of the? ttractive actress- lu the cat of Up in Mabel'- Ifootu." .-it t'ie Kb tit zk Theatre. ii New York. t?Le i i -tiikiug le ui'y of the 13mh1o type ;uu! plays weil hrr rule of Alicii f .archmoat. MUs ;tnel Is from ! liholm. AlT.inuh new p t!ie 'ew York sta,;t , Le has appealed u: Uk k or-.ia vatUiUs and wit'-i -untrf vom p. nie

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r-' . ---v - - k , ' . ; ,- h 2 - 1 1 ct-v, j; . - ... i ( ' --V.U i . . .. a.:, c '. 1 i -. 1 - V - ... ' r .3 i trl-t-it av v. . w-.i ? if A !t of tulle, taffeta, silver lnce and flowers is eDough for a debutante's eveninc frfM'lr j I 3EP.EIEN SPHINGS, MICH. r,i:RKlK.Y SPRINGS. March 22. Mr. and Mrs. Charit s S Hinders nnd the latter's mother, Mrs. Louise Corwin, have returned from a tw months.' isit in Florida. Ilev. J. H. Hancroft returned Wednesday from (Irand Kapids. where h attended the cent', nary conference of the Mcthvdist church. G. O. Mcmber has opened a real est;ite office In Xib-s, in the Wood block, opposite the int rurban station in Nib s. He will also continue his real estate oflice in this village. Joe Kwalt has returned h' ir:e from Texas where he served IS months lacking one day with the S. cavalry near F.rownsville. Two-thirds cf the natives there are Mexicans. The thermometer was 92 in the shade when he loft. William nbinson hns p.old his- resident property on Pitt st., and lias purchased the Allen property on F"erryt., nnd has moved his family to their new home. Jes.-o Fitch and family have returned from Niles find have rented th' Putnam house on Main st. Mrs. Horace C Knott entertained the members of her class in the Methodist Sunday school at her home at a. St. Patrick's party Tuesday evening. A social evening- was enjoyed, after which a St. Patrick's luncheon was servel. , John Heim and family have moved to St. Joseph and Mrs. Anna Wise has returned to her home which the Heim family have been occupying the past winter. F. P. Learning was a business visitor in Lcporte the first of the week. Mrs. Anna Johnson of Chicago has been a visitor at the home of her brother, W. D. Tupper. Mrs. Nina Cowcrman lias added a large window to the front of her residence on Pitt street. W. F. Emmons has wired the Charles Artz. sr.. property on Ferry st. for electric lights, Herman Fritz of Koyalton has recently purchased this resilience and will make a num. I er of Improvements. Mrs. Clarence Shaffer and. children of Herrien Center were guests of Mrs. Alvin Willis Wednesday. The twin babies of Mr. and Mrs. N. I). Haviland of Granger. Ind., were brought here Thursday afternoon for burial. Mr. nnd Mrs. Havili nd were former residents of our village. M. It. Castner and G. A. Wesner were business visitors in Chicago Thursday anil Friday The Ked Cross luncheon at the Odd Fellows' hall Wednesday was a most enjoyable event for those who have been helping in Red Cross work and over 100 were present. Rev. F. B. Parkers, president of th local branch, thanked the members for their hearty cooperation in the past and outlined the work which must bo accomplished in the future When all the boys pet home, it is proposed to hold a big banquet in their honor at the. town hall. ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE TO FIGHT BREWERS CASE NKW YORK. March ... The anti-saloon league will be represented in the suits brought here by th? brewing interts.ts to test the war-time prohibition act ami the internal revenue department's classiricat ion of beer. William II. Anderson, superintendent-of the organization in New York state, announce. 1 hers- last night. Wayne It. Wheel r. national counsel, would appear for the league, he said, probably applying lor the right to participate as "a. friend of the court.' The brewers car el, he added, had given assurance that they would nt oppose such an application. SERVICE MOTOR CO. TO ENTER FLYING FIELD WAP.ASH, Ind.. March ':2.OZcers of the Service Motor rn. today announced the incorporation of the rvice aviation training and transportation company, with a thing field and landing station to be loc; t d in this city. The Hying- t'.eld alreaJy h is een completed, airplanes are now on their way to Wabash and It

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The free classes conducted by Mrs. Dewey in our art needlework section on the third floor, has become an established importance to our store. There is no distinction here, the classes on Tuesday rl iif 'l 111 r.l 1 1. R" , -l - . r n f tor noons and Saturday morninpjs are free to all. We want you to enjoy them.

The Arrival of New Art Needlework Materials We announce with pleasure. During war times many of these treasured bits of embroidery we had to put aside to give place too war knitting needs. Now you can resume your beloved art again. Stamped Lunch Sets at $1.25 In Clover Bleach I Center Piece, 4 Service Doilies, 4 Napkins. Children's Dresses, Stamped, $1.00 to $2.25. Women's Night Gowns, $1.25 to $1.95. Towels Cotton huck, 49c to 75c. Linen, $1.00. Stamped Center Pieces, Scarfs of Indian head and clover bleach. Linen colored Pillows. See display in center window.

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expected that actual living can started by the middle of April. This is the first company to go into commercial aviation in Indiana. The company was organized primarily to facilitate the s-rviee depart me nt of the truck company in making tuick transportation of track parts to all parts of the country, but i has been decided to establish a living school for student aviators-. A nominal tuition fee will be charged. Disabled Men A re , NKW Y-IHK" Marc'r 1'.'. Proid-. ir.g job1; for di-tbb d s'i .ii(rs, sailors and marines should l ot be regärJed by e.nploy rs as a form ot p.arioti " charity for it is J(ro ii.g "a sound business propot ition," Frederick AY. Keough. of tiie National Manufac-tur-rs" association b d.-r. -d in aa address her- today at the clos-mg session if the Int. rnational cn:-r-ence on reh.ibilit.'.ticn of the d;s - aided. "It has been the t.p:i .u e of firms already en.jdcying iis.i b d nur.," said Mr. Keoi.h, -tlut rhe are so I-.tcnly apreciatlvt cf the oj - portunitv olfertd thu tb.- ir siirit wiliingncs more tiia'i rr.ak s up for the disability." The re-ttest -'Sential in the v. ork of rebaldlitatiot:, lie d'!n d. was. i-Tt,-...-.lr1" . . .1 ! II i. Ii'. II T I" "if "T . . i f t ... ... . ....... ...... -.i-if -.n.i thoir :i!ti!i:.i- ire tbe i.ii.-. v j . ... ... - - - - - r gvst ficlor- in tJt tr j lac

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jr v V I' III. Store News In it3 policy of constructive merchandising this store does not hesitate to open new paths. It has been the custom to class artistic furniture amonK the unattainable, by the many people, owing to the prices. The demand increases, however, with the possession of only a single piece. Wc are about to add another section to our store of such artistic productions made possible by such manufacturers as Berkey and Gay, Simmons, Imperial and other makes cf period furniture. Odd pieces have been coming in daily, but we will announce later when ready for the formal opening. Our New Section will be located on the third floor in connection with the Rug and Drapery. Liberty Bonds We buy, sell and quote Liberty Bonds for cash. We pay $46.75 to $52.00 for $50 bonds. Ü. L Guthrie 423 J. M. S. Bldg. Dcsa't Pay Cash for Your! Clothing. Yonr Credit Is Cood at GATELY'S, SSI 8. Michigan St. IArt Mater IaL II . THE I. W. Picture tYamlnff. LOWER DliXX) RATING COM PAN V. South Bend, Indians. Wall Paper. Uro perl . Paint Supplier. "SOLE SAVERS" f THE STORE FOR MEN J5itiinmtond WASHINGTON .Wi;VUÜ Eyos Examinee by H. LEMONTREE ftcth iVrod'a Lasd'ng OptomMrlrt JlAnofartunaf OpUrlaa. KtH fcorxii xiciiiGOr rr. UTIZENS BANK &. TRUST CO. Safety Depoiit Boxea $1.50 per year. igcieariHGSMn.F UUUVjUU tVf pate V. Cvjuat 7. Trading with advertisers H g . ' I lT.eiins more for CSS CISH.

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