South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 88, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 29 March 1919 — Page 2

2 SATURDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 29, 1919.

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At tbe 1 1 V M. it! iij-y t2- i Dr r ::" i 1 P.ioC.t of I by t! jmm r. nl pr ',":i;n f.r - ti n t l r. ! Mir- i'-r : M-irr.iri' : ' .-('.Iii lijr.tn No 7a ' -TIi- I-.r l H I'r.i v " ; .iy. "Par- Mr-'!!"." II IT- I stlii !-. "M r h fr-an 'KT- :i-:n-r. L 4-ri ing : I r i: U; ' m" (from Ni-a Clvron. Ii--. ' r.-i 1 hymn N'. 17o. 1 1 T v : ' "IVa-f., p rf t p.- e -." CM-; orr-rtryf I ! i I ; r ; i-:;t. "I Sought til- Lord." t t-u --n ; itlll.Je, AotieirnV IJ:itl-'f. 1 St. ruT Mrmorhd Colf.ix and LaI ort- vn. Lev. Wliliun .1. I i v i . I . 1 1 . ! n finer iiifilf-r In a'. .--ti- f riiijir R:InNt'-r, K-v. .1. I.. i.ir-ün -r. I. I. Sun. lay s h"I .it t:2 :i m.; C. A.. I'uikTun, mip.Tiritf ii'lnf . Marnlnjj rtlo- at lOrF,. S.-rmui ! sul.je't: "What Shall W. I with CiirUt Now?" I".;tnnrtj b-.i.-u- at '. p. to.; P.obert Hope, presbb-nt. 1 1 r. i t ir Hrvh - :it 7:1" h rrnori ui.je. t : "TinI '. ti;ir'l l,oc.' .M .ni ." Pi' tares:, Santas C.it.dine i!.tcK .Mr. N l"ti and j I :.'". vf-lt I a n j . Monday ;i f t-rii'" li , D"'r-j t ho- i ' t y . Tue. I ty v iiiii. " ial, j Woman's pnlbl. ijii "'iH jit 7.C p. 3i. . niblick pr.iver --rvl-; Mr. Iii Ii-, iir-!". iiIt-i'. (.rnre-Corner MI. -Minn r.nd Tutt -ts. Lev P. I. IU k. palter. Cia-. meeting ut fc:C a. m. Siiieiay s h- -1 t ;i. , in.: CI:n U'h!t-n:.in. t-tip-ritit-tnl-nt. I i n 1 1 -t rn nf SimI.iy. A rhi fr v ry-l.'.-lr. M' ) rn iti uvrhlj t lO I'.w tr's t!.rv: "An I riv i-1 Host N-h-rnln l. i'inl th- I'-oj'I-." .liiiil-T i it rf-r.ith.n at '' ::'': ':itIiTln- r.ink-nnn. l-:!'l-r. At ' .,4t p. in., vry n:-ini. r cinviiH In -nt-nary ilriv-. 1 1 1 1 w r 1 1 1 iiifii- nt p. ni.: ;.Ttrn.!- I'.ro.j- !. )-, p.v-J.J-nt. KTPtiln worship it ' 7:.".' Tvpnty ti:inut--on --rvi-. ';; j.-.rf of ;in a!-r. . rni'Jii : "Miinl'-i'H 1 i'nlti Anion? ro!ltl I m an l Liori-." j K I Tr VmrU Svrnth ft. south ot I Miihuaki .iv. K-r. . I.. 'iullxTi. I tor. Sunlry pcIiooI ."t 0:"." n. n.; Mir-, kl.nU Hill, nup-rlntn Jont. Lll Hlht--Mlnrr nn '. Trnnrls m. lit t. C. .T. Cor l.'H. p.HMr. Smi'lay oLüoi at W :4i o. ui. ; Ii. C. Delong. m pf rmtnfleot. Trinity lU.tin- niwl Vair :ivs. .unrir t--)i h.T at .:'; a. in.; i;iiolh Kiln-, fcu-rlht'-ii'l.nt. t ptrortli Memrlnl, t-r. I.im-oln v.-ay W.. ni Ollrp ct., U-v. ;. W. Sultz-r. r-;i?tor; Sur.liv pIjooI at 0:3'); ll-riU i'lri n.r. mi ;-rlnt-Ti'!cnt. .!iurrh i-rvp at 11 . a. ü. anl 7 p. t-.!. -rr.i' hi th- riatra. Hpv 01"1'1 :it '. ii'1 p. m., h-.l hv MI Mary j JWlif Sn'-I-'li-ri. Toy-i'-: 'Th- I'rai t ! -f Klndnffo." '1 !:- i !mn h . rv'.v-i aru ' i,T lirii to th- n-w taiiil ir.! of tim-. ; :.- Ii-iii r -ariit-r. ainl all irn-nih-rs of j Ii trr!i ntiil Shi'!.it h .oi nr- urc-il to tk.' notl-. au, I a-t a ' -onlinIv. A -r- ! iltal vcli .ic to Btran.-:-rs and visitors. Mull Memorial ( hurth. Cor. Ml. hl- I 1:at jmii wi-iuris ' liMui ii. .n. 1. C. L.. pmtor. Sunday . -h ! t 10 a. m.. John K'Iwnnl, Hiip-rliitiMnl-nt. OrnitB Iafaytt Mt.1. and Warnt t. IUt. II. P. Mlllr. pfiitoi. Sunflnj rhool at Ü:"0 c. tn. : Jf.hn Koch, superfctPQdent. rraohiBS at Ju:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. n. tpwortn Imrup at 7 ( p. m. I'rajcr nipetJoff VVedcci laj at 7:13 p. m. J'ayre, pator. Sun!ay hnol -it 0:20 . in.: J. II. Keller, pap-rint-nlfnt. FREE METHODIST. Tr MethMt I'mrmylrarjla nr. and rib t. Her. W. E. Wehster, paafr. Funrlij ichool at a. in.; Paul NeMtrel. Btiprlnten1ent. l'rcachlDg at 10:20 a. m. and 7:20 P ra. AFRICAN M. E. Ol!ft A. M. E. 310 W. Monr.-e it RtT. A. T. itMddlnff, pnator. Clans meet Idc at 10:tJ a. in. Sunday a.-hool at l-'.JO d m.; Ret. Ell i. .Stewart, aperIllteO'ltrQt. Taylor'a A. M. F. 2!od -Corwr Edir and Campaa ts. Her. L. I. Towe-il ptor. rrea 'Mns- at 10:." a. in. S.-rnva ru!J t : "'ontrarv Wln-U" Sun ! iv s -li ..i at 12:io p. tn. rhri? i m I 'n.U- ivt-r at p. in. 1'rra-lilni nt 7:1" p. m St-r-iüou aubjett: "le Not ShiAful." PRESBYTERIAN. V.?tm!nUr -Sr.tt p. ml Idndpy tl IIpt. Alfred M. I1I, H. I. pd .r: ro--tiJenre 0.' N. Scott at. Sunday ach.x.l at y-0 a. rn ; L. C. W'Lltcotut. .Hijporin-t'r.d-i:t. l'uMlo v."rMp at 10:12 .i in ard 4 :.".0 y m. Th- ?5-"-k n uir tn t--r..re tin m irn.njt acrvh o. Srnlor Y.nitavur üueiety ua-cta ut 5:20 p. m.. Hrt-Corner W'.nMnjton av. and Iv fyeti Ihd. Kev. Chnrlea A. l.ipp.ncott. I. l.. pastor. Misa Ch.rl tte M l'.'MrMj. ialtant to ti- inlniat-r. 1'nhlic wo f hip at 1" .i in. Ad lrt T.y rnlaiHt-r. iu::- . I :tt 0::i a. m.; I"hu I. ShaOr. np-riit n.!. r.t. M-ri'F r-1'.owjhlp cl'ih nt '.::. i... !'.; r.!r program rif 4: p. ::i S,- t f...liver? 1. !' -ii.i:ii.. Mid 'fik t i . n '.V !:;. !av -,tt 7:h' p. Tr'nlty .I"hn S. Hnri : ist..r on lae. A. II. siun-iiTs. p :t r u d .iv Sahbnth f.!io,d 5lt 0 2- a i .. At l" -". n. rr. . nJ.ort ad.--.- !-y th- ;:.:':. f ! lowed I'V i oniiiiunh'ti -rv --. "hi ; t i 1 1, rnd-HT'T :.t t':l" p. n ; i : -t t :. .a cm ,.:' Ut-u- ifII-or At 7 h. p ;i . I ii-s-rni"n Jy i:v. A. II. s i n-l ' i- !.it :it 7:20 p. toS.luc' r v i -. Monday. M-ü. h ;;1 at o. p. tj,.. ;,a:ri. , hur h Tri t i ti .r . Pi. !ndi'..j .- t:-:i f trut-" .in 1 th-r 1 it. -T Hope r .-.!-. d I.iv t a - I i:i C, Meister, iii.ttl -tr. P.;' ' - 1 .it : : : a. u. ; P; au'. K-tt! u. .., -; -Iciit. runter- J t v. ii:irr: ; -i ? 1 at '.' : I" ft .11 Imi .r ' . i- at p';l" in cr s.;r.l. v. L--r .i v el no. 13 APT IST. N I Trat -Corner Ma n ru . :.- at Ht. v. V S 1itU. 1. I . j ' '- l;. , 2cn 111 V. W a iv .t. P:'- : 2 .t a. :a ; v'. S. : s. ... T 1,.:. r t At 10: 15 a. ni P -v. i:. A p.;r '. w V. I-rea- h. Youi-.ir ?4-.pb- s i... tn-c ..: i'.:-'. p ni At 7.."" p. i.) H-'v. J. Ilim.tl. I. I. p. .. . f f! Pi:t Prrs'.yt-rlan hnr.-ii . f MW..ijk , '. I rc:i. h 1':,.. r i.:.-.-t :t! ;; U .-.ii,. -at 7:C. p. :n. tiulae; Meet Kev. .1. li . '.e.. a V.' z I-.i't -I. Si;t.2 i- s. h -.! it '. : .1 !. . J. V. lUnd lilj !.ip.T!':'-:i !-:.t Pu!.'.. i.iri:dp at P..'' j, i i. s.-r-c. ul.ji- t: "A !:... . U'.-rth Vh.;- -YoMr. if ; op '.' r. : f n ut ':C : ;; At 7 .2rs p rr. .. T"i'2! v -r.. ip. - r:;- :i ub-t: T-'e.'.JJr.i ti A: ." .-, ky ; raver r:. t t'.:: ..u W !;.. .2 . v .;t 7 . . L;. W. 'l!uusrit ferner vV ah i nt-fi av Ct?rry at Kev H Prtok ;atir. rirt Swedish --C-Tt.i-r Lauf: nl Napier sta rv.-v!.ei at 10:2' a. m anJ 7 u o p. id Mt. Z.I01 P.ev. J. I: Si.i.rtt. pt r f ÜL-1 ij e-- i.'-ii at a. l:. ,Ci. . f r ".11 j s. 11 a CHRISTIAN. first- ? Mjlr at.. o':th rf p-p.'-c Phrsrr. P v. John I Irnh 'f. pastor hunday k -h.i 1 r.t S .20. l r- b-rh k II. TruSd. eaj erltt. t. j.-i)t n.ir tranters

tifilßel end lpnri.n crni!(d. VTi ir a.iaea f r a'.i nc. InIirin-i Ainiif'firri.r tnfl'i-inj v fitil X. ft. J..'pii t. li-v. Kdwln J. "ti:i. i; h.l.t-r; r--ilf-..v, 11' Ii. Uowrt.ni at. :jri 5y s. h'.ol at 0:20 a. ni. ; I'r.-'l vjN..n, tijpr!nt n'i-t,t. l'r-'-iir, at 10::v .-. ru. on-1 7 :2'" p. t.i. M-iriifi v-r:ii,,n th. Mi-r "Snit nii'l I-l-ht;" .-t r i i r. .N-o-?.-." Chrltln I":olf-l.r :-t ;;:. p. in. Pr.ypr in. .tu. W-,i:i,'M.ia:. ni p. ui. .n ti." !i.i;-- h. Th- pa-ti-- v. ill 1,- th,. l. ioi' r. Sjfiil loiifir .it ". h pr-H(hin rvi'.-H l.y th-ri;-,v fpjart'f. - -t-ii'l t 'VTym-; a nihil livli. ti.-n t- att-ü.I all of o'ir w' r h -. i I.indfti Averui l.ln.It n av. ai.-I Car-!':1-ft. I. .N. M'ihT. i L--r. S'irol.iT i:ooj ar. pi..) a. ui. - J. J. t'.dip. ?'2pcr-l.-.t'-iii ut. EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION. l:ronlnar. Her. E. '! irr-; l .l..f.n: n v''': r-i'.-n-. 1112 S Oirr.-l' st Suu'iay s-J: o! nt 0:20 n : '.-'jmi:-i I..fi!i;i. a-ip-riut n-I.-rf. M'Tnlnir worship at 1" I'.i.or' s-rin .ii 'ihj- t: "Th- Ir.d. tr;; tlhlr " Vi'ijii' Vop!..4 aili.m - at : 1 pi in.: MI"- t5--i M. i;:.iii-it;irt pr-IJent. Toj.i-:: (!! th- rne," W lij .J:jik I ui -. At 7:2u jt. in., .-nu-'n y f'.io ...t ir. Siil.Jf t : "lnvl.1 and II: I'rl'ii'l." I'ravr rn--tlti and holr r--h-:iral on W-dn-s lay rvenln. The I.idl-s" Ail will m--t rt th- horn- of Mr. :md Mrs. Harry Wt-In, li.Vil Miauil st., Thur.-'l.iy nft-rnooii at 2 :.'. rae liurrfi l.Jn-oln way V. aud Waltut ta. Hev. i). O. .orler, niln-;Bt-r. Mindny aehool at t) 20. U. P. ft. r., rint-r..t-nt Morning worship nt 10:20. This will I.- th- hut F-rvl- l-f.r- th- pistor I u -s fr onfiT-ii'--. 'i:n IV-.-pl-'a aiihiii. .ivi. - at rl". Topi-: "Op th- I'-ti(f." Matt. 27:11 -"ii. 'lan-n--,. Il irrlnfoii. lf:nl'-r. At th- 7 :2o cvi inn; s-rvl" - Mr. ( vrrh'I-r. s- r tary of the hoys. l-p;ii tnif-nt of th- Y. M. '. A., will M'-iik. Tin- nildwft-k prayrr and f.-ll vshlp .tt-rvi. will h- In-hi on W-I-n- ! .i y -v ii I ii ir at 7 :2o. All sorvit-s ni;i h- .!! litiur t r 1 1- r than Lit Sunl.iy h-tau- th- clocks arc hi-in: s-f ahrail. 1 irt C.-.r. Lafaytt- and Monre bt?. W. II. I'rcsM-y, jia-tor. Sunday ?-liool at 0:20. lr. W. II. Snyder, fcup-rin-tend-nt. Ia!i: "(lod's Hand In tlo Nntinn' I. if-." M.'rniij- worship nt lo;2.) with uTiiK'n liy thf pntor. Y. I. A. at ii'.Vt ni.; Wlnnt Holston, proldf-nt. Suit t : "On th- IVii' -." I-il ty N H siivdcr. nvnlntr worship at .-.. Praj'fr rr.fftin Wrdn-dav n t T : IT p. rn. Tho Ladi-.' Aid and V. M. S. will m-t with Mrs. ul Wolter, corner Taylor and IMvlsiou st.-, Tliursday aft--rho:i. Anten Chapel 12 J. Nlth-. pastor. INsid-ni- 2201 Lincoln way , Mlshauak i. I'.ild- s. hool at lrt:(X) a. in.: Je.- r.arn--. iup-rlnt-iil?nt. EVANGELICAL. ZIo-Corner Wnrn and St. Teter sU Hcv. Waldemar GotTcney, pasf. St. reter'a GermD--11S VT. I.asalle liev. Hupo Wol'helt. pastor. Surdty chool at 0:00 a. m. ; Curl Ilclnke. auper-K-'-ilar services at 10:15 a. m. Lenten dvofion at 7:2o p. :n. Teachers' me-tlnp Monday ev-nin. Mn"s Ahl snloty m-etn Tu'sdy ycnln. 1'rU-Ula fircle mectH 1 im rsd-iy evenln- wltU Mi Clara Mrutz, 115 li. I'.roi.lway. LUTHERAN. ."olr Trinity FieTkaTiSurman T. ana Mnda-y st. Uct. Albert II. Keeic. p-iator. Sunday n-'!iool at 0:15 a. ni ; Char- II ... inp-rlr ti'udent. ' Morning' t service at 10:20. Sermon sahj-t: "Tlioso Ucsponslhlo for ilur I.ord'x Siiririug Herod." Lutl-r Ici-u- at ti:i5 p. m. At 7:20 p. m., serin. n theme: "Another Oh.lectlon Answered Too Many Hypocrites In the Church." Tuesday at 7:45 p. m., t-acli-rt association m-ets at the church. NYclij-sday. 7:45 p. in.. Lenten -rvi. e. Suhj-1: "The Cro? -The .hidsrment It Pronounces." Thursday. '' :20 p. ni-. I.aill-.t Aid society meets with Mis C.unn. '' S. MIohicrati st. Thürs. lay, 7 ::' p. ni.. ! h-tl-al Instru' tion. Choir r-h'arsal arter Wednesday evening service. All servl-es begin on new time M. raul' r.frmt : -.TetTer?jon und 'Ailiam ats. Itev. II. II 1. raptor. ;-rrnan service at 10:20 n. m. Sermon Huhj.'-t: "Ciiarity." No Lnglinh s-rv-i-e. Sunday school, both (ieruian and Iiiiii.h, at 0:2.0 a. m. I.entm servp e. I ib-rnan. 7 :2o p. rn. From 2:O0 to .: i p. ru. the t'ol!-. tors will make a hous ' t hou--- i'nnvax for tin $."..Poo.tis. fund ! W.-iitL-r ie.;t:'i" P.ihie hour Tuesday at sm p in Catheth'al instru'tioi 1 1 hm s lay at 7 :!" j. in. (ilorU lei fdi-h -Ch ip:n mi .1 K-rr f sts. K-v. iottfrid 0!..a. p.-'stor. Sunday ; ( liool at 0:oi a. n.. aud I' il- class at i v :15 a. ni. ! M..riii:u' sc-rvi-- at T':20. Tvcnin?-!f.-ri.-. in i:i.:!ih. at 7:20. The Sun d.iv s !oo! t--a r.rs !i.t n Tuetiay ev.ninc with Mr. -ml Mr. A. C. .Toliafon 12.li.", .. I ra-iklln' sr W d:iday even i:tr i .nfirioMt'.ou in-; ru-t ion at 7 o'.-l-i.'!:. ami midweek . rlr- r.t s oVIn.-fc. Thurstl.iv cMiiin.'. h ir r'-le.-.rs.il. I'rld iv evrn'niT. lor-a mi -t It. with Mi. P:n-:i i John' ji. 1715 Keinble av. Sati.r.'.'', oiillrm.ttiou in-tr;i tlon. at 1 :0" p. ia. BRETHREN. llr.t-r.er O. NV. Ilench, D. P. past'.r Sund iy a .!.;:! at y :2e a. m. : Harlpy !'iictoü-'. supi-rititeialt r.t. I'rimntj -I'd rricc- t th ra" fl"iir: .MIs Va: g.:ret V.t!f--er. su e-riatepil'-nt. 1 trt t hurth of the Urethren 'r.dliai av u.d Mlur.l t. Uev T. i; J-org'. ; a! l :. Sunday s. h' d ct U:20 a. u:.. P St iiiij. s-i pt : rnten.Unt. Vt.'ml C-.ihii:c in I Van Hure a sts., K.v. H.'.lj-li ii Pi.l-'A. past-..-. SJ7 lla- . cd av. S :nd;.y . h 0:2.) -i. 1. . II I. 1 "ha inher-i. fiperlnt-ndciit. i'hri--t:.i;: "...2.r," i,;cTiiij- ;,r 1'. ; 15 p. i.i. '; -jr. h 11. e 'tsi'U ::t 7 :-' p. v onlrrr m -e Meiner;! l'nite.l MO S. St J(. t 'Uv. I. .'I Vo-.in. p.istif sri. .I.-... .!-..'. at P .".. .. n.: Mi Ja AT. e r f : ! Vi-ii .11 !-!tt i i. .. r ; . 10 : I., in . !-..r- f rrr..! ; ; - s:::- , , t ;Th' Tryitir.C P. i. t " in.!. 1; r.n2c ivt.'r ut '.: '.' p. ni., . 1 i. Np v, ;; n. s.ii..;-. t : on r . . 1 .... P . . i;- -.'r c ..t 7 .2.0. i:i . : , V. ..r.. !Ti' l.i..:.nry . -i.' '.a. ! ul1' tlve a :ni.'ii.i ry .:..-.. t -i.! 1 .- ! ;. v iil ' A ; vl.iJ : :.- I.i t:..- . !;. i.ilUKCi: v'l: ('-OH OY- THU j AH.V-AH MIC FAITH. I l.nrih t.l 4rlrfi Mr.:nmlf j I alüii hoi l scrvt.es in M-I'P.h- hill. -12; . l...::i v t..- iv 1 S..-..1.-.V : ;.t 1" :., . P. A. ::!.-:i ip-: Ii.-'.- '.2 M lMd. ! : :. ; . 11 . ' ;: r.. : K . . ';:!.-;. i- id.-r. j i-.. , i:is r: ; !::y : : '!,' .-it the hj::;,- i 1 f II. C. K. :.!... h. Ill P. S.uta -t. ! OI.UM i:2l OH AMi-iKiCA. ;;. spl rrNI.-n. 4,'l -4 .T. siijraa at. Ail (.'hr stian s vl-i.s '.rvit'd to b!f p a air r.-.i''t:n; 'very Wr .ice.djy 5rl !.;y. s.itur.ljy ami sun ny n:at. corner ,-- 1 r. t M'- h-.cm i'! :d-f."i'j. or r. r pl met tu c ;'t oiur.:44r tulai. on ..all ;n lay r.;,':.t Lverybw-ly la1 ! ed All i''i"i. CATHOLIC. M. lUilnlci-'. 1'uliah Circr Stt . u 1 Na; ; r -t lie v. A r. the 11 y 7.jhvl-n. I'. S. C. pstor. Lo"- aiasa at I y l au '. 1" 0 1 üi inday a 'hoed tt 2:3'J ; h, 1'. ie i.v tiio. .tt 2 2u p. rn. Si. Mi.nUI.iii4' Pi-lish-m5 N. Lin o'a t. I.tv U -i.::id M 'nit. ii. kutor. .Un 1! 7 2o. 'j ' .'nd lo:'s' a. rn. t. i imir'a Polish --i '.Visritf t t ! St . ills .1 oorWi. l.'r I..os ; t 7 ::. 1 it . ui r.4s it PJ 00 e; . r. at tO i. ai. rTi Mr-art. tra Dimf Ktr. Jahn 11. Sci.eler. C. S. C. past r Por masi t.t OA"' i. sideut' iaas at S :0U

m. Pnrijth tniaa at 13:15 a. m. Vesperg at i p. ci. Pt. 8tplien'a lluacarian Thornaa antj MePher.M;n Ha Ker. Lawrence Horratb. paster. M.iaa at SA and 10:15 a m. Sunday ahoc- tt 2.0) p. io. iieat Jl tion at 3:P0 p. m. ?t. fiitrlek-B .2ff7 S. Tayir nt Rv. John K. IJror.te. C. S. C. piitr. Low inanca at WM. ': '.) and V:j) a. m. Uig-1! rciiita -ml erra-u at 10:2,0. Iiaptiaai at 2:'n p. m. Vep-ra at 3:20 p :n. Sonday a-Lool at 3 5o p. m. Meeting of i Luna '). ieties sl 4 :0 p. a. t- Japh' llil! at. nud Laaalla at. Patrtcit J. Cjrrcll. C. s. C.. pastor. Lovr ma at 7 :'.') and 0:0.) a. m. Wgh runss at 10:0O ,1. k'encdUtiii at p. m. Paired Heart IlelrUn 112C W. Tbomn ft. Kev. t harl r v. ta-her. "aator. .Mas at 7 :? j aal 9 ::vi . ra. Sun Jay ücliovl ut 2-20 i. in. lieredktJoa at 3:' p. ra. -U .Mary of th Holy Iloaarj, ToIUb National Cathol'c - P.v. ilasil Syobfa. f:i(,cr. Sundays: Pirat mass at S.Oo a ai ; high t.ir.a-j a'ad s-rmoa ut 10 :W a, ;i.; Sunday scho'.J at 2:00 p m. St. Mur)-. German 421 S. Taylor st Her. -I. M. Sheier. C. S. C p.lltor. Mail at 7:30 ai.d l0:tn a. ni. Sunday araool at - :'.') ui. U-i.e-Ii. tlon nt 3:0) p. in. -MISSIONS. Mennnnite llor-e- 521 H. JeTerfO hlvd. Sundaj n-ji at 2:Zu p. m 're k bii!2 ut :i:30 p. ru. Prett'hinjt; 3:.'k and 7:2fl p. m. Serf ires every night except Wedneaday M iry -Nu nem a k er in rbarce City 115 E. Jefferaon hlvd. Ray A. nird, auperliitendent. Suniay a-bool at 3:IHJ p. tn. Hlbie class nt 4 :0 p m. l.'venln ner-. Ic at 7:20. with bnlfhonr some servb-e. Supt. Hay A. liird 111 sp-ak on "Jesus as a Preacher." ;! 421 H Laar.lie nr. Service udned ly. Saturday and Sunday etea iigH at 7:30. Sunday school at J0:UJ a. ü. each Sundax. SPIRITUALIST: Tl.- Pror.slv- Spiritual society will hold ju-rTlce at 2:?) und 7 :." p. rn. everj Sunday at 2o5 S. Michigan st., Hedmen'a hall. speaker: Ir. (J-orge I. Warne of Chicago, president N. S. A. of America. MMair- bearers: Mr. anl Mrs. Charles A. Thompson. Mr. Hool, Mr. I.tiswell. Lvtryboil)- Is cordially Invited. MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION. Meets every Monday at 10:00 o. ra. a! the Y. M. O. A. Itesldent and Tisltln ministers always welcome. Kev. W. H. ITesliley. president: lUv. i. V. Keuch, vi- pr'sident; Kev. John L. Imhof, sec relary-treasu rer. CHURCH OF GOD. Ctiorch of God er Saint Chnpel oo Hnrrlson av., one block north of Lincoln Sunday a-hooi at W:45 a. m. ; A. it. l-lrkley, superintendent. ASSOCIATED BIBLE STUDENTS. Woman's Club ball, room 224. J. M. S Imildlnff NO meetings Sundaj". Wedneadny lit S:") p. in., prayer meetinjr. Friday ut 8:00 p. m.. Tabernacle Shadows. JEWISH. Temple Deth-KI--Corner Laaatle Tand Taylor 6t. Itabbl Albert Mlnda ill officiate. Services nt 10:15 a. in. Sunday school at 0:20. SALVATION ARMY. ß06 E. Jeffernon bird Sunday aerr-Ux-a: Morning, enmity Jail, lU:t-J; SuqSuuday school at 2:30 p. m. SCIENTIST. First Charrii of Cbriat, Krlenti Main and .Madison sts. Sunday services at 11:00 u. ui. Testimonial meeting every W ednesday at 8:00 p. m. Sunday achoal for children and young people up to ths age of 20, from 0:45 to 10:30 p. in. Sundjy achuol entrance va Madision at Heading rooms maintained by the church on the seventh floor of the J. M S. building, are open dally except Sua d'iy from 12 to 5. aud on Saturday evea tng froui t! to 8. EVANGELICAL MISSION. Swedish Kvaug-elicaJ Mali and Monro stu. lu-v i;mil Wmsiedr, pastor Sunday, school at 10:00 a. ni. ; August Ai ! is.in, an p'-rinteudent. Morning worship at 11 o'clock. Evening Kervice at 7:2o o'clock. EPISCOPAL. t. Janiea' Lafayette bird., north of lYaahingt'n. Kt. Kev. John, llazen .'hlte. rector; Uev. U. Everett Carr. vicar. Holy communion. 7:20 a. m. cimn-h s-liool at t :4-5 a. m. Morning service and sermon by Pr. Carr nt 11 o'. lock. YepT. at 5:0) p. m. Young ptoplo's service at i :") p. in. VILLA SAYS HE'S WILLING TO HELP Offers to Shoulder Rifle to Aid U. S. in Repelling Any Invaders. JTAllKZ. Mexico, March 29. I'rancis-?o ill.i tobl an American prisoner in his camp that "he was ra.ly to shoulder his ri!!e and aid the Imt'd States his neighbor to rt -jo 1 a foroitrn invasion whenever iiM-iled." according to the American who h:is just arrived at the lorder afior being a prisoner of Villa in western Chihuahua. He rlclined to permit hi natu1 to be used but is known here and throughout Mexico as a leliablo man. Th- Anu riran told .a thrilling story of th arrot of himself and his companions .and the conversations he bad vl:h Villi and Felipe Angeles. Villa leader. , A p. g-les had apologized becauir he an.l Villa h:-d eaten all th breakfast, th-. American said. "Villa Phook hard.-v tebl us not to worry as he had no intention of harming any of us. I had a lot;.,' talk with Angeles who jraisvd tho American democracy and stid that was tho kind of goverr.m nt Mo.ioo needed, as thre vv.is toi much difference between t!ie hiyh and low classes in Mexico. It w:.s during this talk that Villa in passing by stopped to tell me that ho was ready to shoulder a rile should th- PV.ited Ftate.H bo invaded by a foreign forc a; we were ndghbrs ;;n.i should stand t pother." I ilnt vicToitv c;i:m:v i run:. ; A Victory 'larden Manual with cry purchase of garden seds amounting one dollar. Kat what i you can and w hat you can't can. Make our Victory Garden buy your Vicotry P. m l. Warner's Seed-? "IrMv. I':'". S. Michigan sr. Open Saturday ev enines Ad't. Hfti .(

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TVmpus fudt. Afrnniru? lluit tlrno fli-s. Tliat I uliat It will do Sunday rnornliiff. Tu fact, it vvilf jimip f.0 mlr.ntos in alohitely ''ih tlino" at 2 o'cltH-k'Suiulay inoniin. And South Ikud itic n; who want to keep Jtp vdt! tlo tinif-s. must fiurit" with their clock", watches and oIIkt timo pieces. If then are any others. The daylight savins; law. enacted by the federal consTcs proidin"; tint the clocks of the natiji be turned ahead early in the sprin-; of cacli year and hack ai;aiii one hour early in the fall in order tliat one hour of d.ivlild may 1k t-avi'd. aalu Ie-nicf ct-. fecliu at 2 o'clock Sunday inornHowever, it lias hern jeiuTally conctHlfd, niul It was found to Ik? true lat year, that tiieiv is no neiMl fr South Ilend citizens to wait up until 2 o'clock Sunday morning in onler to turn tlicir time piece's alKad. They can do this ln'foiv they po to Ixl Satiinlay niiit Just a. well. Hut at all haards, the cbK-ks must Ik turueil ahead. It is not a case of should. but oiH of mii.-t, if South liend citlzeiLs are to keep abreast of the times. Alter 2 o'clock Sunday morning there will lx no old time or new time. It will lie the same time hy every watch or clock that is on tini . and in order to be ui time th se clocks and watclics nut register one hour later one second after 2 o'clock Sunday morning; than they did nt one second tc 2 o'ebn-k. In thcr words und in order that there may Ix no confusion, everybody must merely turn hl.s of her watch or clock ahead 60 minutes before retiring Saturday nlht. There Is nothing local In the advance in the time. It will le entirely national, and will le observed by railroads, industrial plants, business houses and nil other Institutions as well as Individuals. South Ikndc1s must not forgo'; to turn their clocks ahead lefore going to !cd Saturday night, and if they do not go to bed. they must turn them ahead anyhow. New York Police Plan 'Cloud Cop' Section NttYV YORK, .March 29. Plans of the New York police department for a "cloud cop" sction materialized Friday when 2C American. Hritish and French aviators were sworn in In the oflice of Deputy Police Commissioner Hodman Wanamaker as members of the police reserves. Col. Jefferson de Mount Thompson, who will command the police aviation squadron, announces that uniforms for the aerial patrolmen had ' been ordered and that planes would be ordered in May at a meeting of airplane manufacturers in Atlantic Ciiy. The squadron probably will take the air by June he Faid. According to Col. Thompson, the squadron when completed will comprise 150 men, including P.iers, mechanicians, supply oflkers, medical of- ! licers. a chaplain and cooks. Landing places will bo at Governor's island. Van Co irtlandt park and Sheepshe id bay. Later, he said, landing places probably will be constructed on the tops of hiph buildings. Both land and seaplanes will be used, he said. RADICALS NOT SATISFIED WITH ELECTION RESULTS r.r I'NCS AIRES, March 29. 'donnted gendarm, with rifles, pa- : - died the Avenida de Mayo all last : :-'ht after two threatened clashes 1 et ween socialist and radical party supporters matching tlie newspaper bulletin hoards n which the returns from 1 art Sunday's elections were being ported. Vhn the last returns of the nisht v. r re posted, showing additions to the big lead of the soelalist. th radical", rupporters nf Fia-s't Irioyen. set up a shout of "Long live the pre.-it.P-nt.'. Memrs of the two groups Mfmpted to charge e;ich othor and wer- preventd only by strong rjoHc? guards. 1 ihots werei lircd latr during n second threatened clash, and the gendarmes then beijan to patrol the streets;. Xo returns were '-eing ported today. hut n heavy guard of mounted men was mair.taineJ In front of the newspaper otT.ces. GERMAN SUBMARINES LEAVE FOR AMERICA WASHINGTON. March 2?. -Fivr-surrendered German. submarines will leave Kngband today for the United States, manned by An-er5-an rre wis an.l conoyM ly the American submarine t;.d-r IJuh- !. II. They are exprr'.ed to arrive In American wat rs late in April and will be displayed at ports to ho selected In connection with the next Liberty loan, campiign. For (VM- and (.rip Take LAXATIV!! 'HIOMO QUININII Tablets. Look for IT. W. '"r-.v" sicr.'-tvire cn thv bor. 2r.

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L George A, Davis Makes Address in Opening of Fifth Big Campaign. "The 70,000 white crosses scattered over the fields of France and the thousands of wounded men In the hospitals in this country and in Furope should be our Incentive to subscribe and buy Victory loan bonda. If the spirits of tho dead be permitted to mingle with those of the living they would cry out to us 'prove that we have not died in vain, " declared George A. Davis, of the Seventh federal reserve dis-ti-ict of Chicago, in his address at the first meeting of the t.' Joseph county Victory loan committee held Friday night at the auditorium In the Elks temple. . Besides Mr. Dais' speech, talks were given by W. L. Chandler, chairman of the Vict or 3 loan committee of this county; his assistant, Fred Woodward; F. A. Bryan, chairman of the fourth Liberty loan; WiU H. Wade, of Indianapolis, chairman of the fourth Liberty loan for the plate of Indiana; J. A. Fish, a wounded soldier from the federal reserve district in Chicago, and J. L Xeff, of this city. Tho First Regiment band of the Dode Manufacturing company furnished music for the evening. "There were three phases in the war," continued 31 r. Davis. "First came the preparation and mobilization, fecoiin the hostilities, and third the effects of the war. We have successfully passed through the first two stages and now it is up to us to prove that we are worthy of victory. Proving our worthiness is going to be the great task, as wo are free from war and free from the ypirlls of war." "We have another victory to win and that victory is over ourselves In the spirit of relaxation. It is natural for us to feel that now that the hostilities have ceased that we should relax from the efforts already put forth in making our other undertakings a success. As Napoleon onco said, 'Nothing is done as long as there remains something- more to le done.' Much Depends on Success. "The restoration of peace, tho financing of victory and the revival of industry depend on the success of this ictory loan. Ther ja not one of us that will not suffer in some material way if this loan is not pu. over. "We know the American spirit, we know the fighting ability of our boys, but what we do not know is the power of thrift. Thrift in this cocntry is ar. unknown juantity. To be thrifty we need not be mL-eru, but we must be able to manage our earnings. Thrilt does not jm-an we should not buy anything that we do not need, but it means that we mutt discriminate what our needs really are." In conclusion Mr. Davis pointed out what great advances thrift has made since. the beginning of the Liberty loan campaigns. Wounded Soldier Speaks. George Fish, the soldier that made the address, was with tho first troopship that arrived on French soil with Pershing. He had been in the battles of the fromme, Canti-my, Ch attau-Thierry ard several other engagements until lie was bnally gassed and wounded. Ha was returned to this country last fall and helped in the work oJ the fourth Liberty loan drive. Mr. Fish related a few of the hardships endured by the soldiers at the front that it might renew tho spirit of the m?n in charge of the work to help them in their big job. "The boys today are having it tougher than .when they are really lighting, for now they are on the pick and shovel job continuously in the work of reconstruction. Put the tqys are going to stick until their task is complete", so the least the people in this country can do is to work until the Victory loan is fully subscribed. Remember, tha war is not over till every American t-oldier is returned to his hoir.e and Job." Mr. Wade in his talk warned the men in charge of the work not to call the Victory loan bonds "notes." Although they really are notes, they .uean the veiy same thing as bonds. The reason why they are terrm-d notes in this- issue is because the law provides that four arid a quarter percent interest is all that is allowed for bonds that do not mature before five years. These bonds are to mature at the end of five years and the Interest on them will i-e greater than the percent provided by law, 'lerco the reason for calling them notes. Mr. Woodward in hi speech congratulated the audience on th.a spirit of enthusiasm shown and f-ai-l h felt assuied that the svuprn'.e job would be succssfuly carrkd out m this county. Mr. Xeff assured th meeting rf tho hckin" of the banking houses 01" the city. AMi:iUCS OX MVKMAV COAST APCHANCI'U March 2a. The first detachment of American railroad troops, destined for work on the Murman railway, have arrived i on tho Murman coast, üther de- i Cichra-nts are expected to follow' soon. i Tho rirst Church of Christ. 1 I Scientist, of S uth TVnd. Ind. an-' j rr.'.T.rfs a f re Lrrturo or. Christian Isclenco, Moral iy evening, Mart h 31. jut ei-'ht o'clock, in th i'liurrli I Ild.t'c-. crrncr Main and Ma1ion I st.-. by John C. Lathrop. C. :. p...' jr: iin' f-r of th Hoard of Lectureship ' i f the Mother Church, the First. Church of Christ. Scientist, in P.ot. n. Ma.s. The public is cor ii illy invited. Advt. Il,07r5-Cl !

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Going Forward: One cf nature's laws is that nothing shall stand still. The policy of this store is to go forward we are enthusiastic about our business and appreciate the many suggestions received from our visitors , and patrons. Changes are made to better the service new departments added when space can be provided. The removal of the center shelving in our dress goods section and placing the merchandise on tables has made a wonderful transformation. Women like to wander around leisurely from table to table inspecting and admiring the merchandise. The New Furniture Section is growing daily into shape, And will be ready in a few days to make its initial bow to the public. Shipments are arriving daily watch for the formal announcement of the opening, when special values will be offered.

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CHICAGO. March 2t. Kvidc -nc-tending to show that Chicago building material dealers engaged tu price tixing in March, 11 17, through pri-e lists issued by the Chicago building material exchange was obtained yesiordjy ly the legislative commission investigating the subject. A copy of a "etter alleged to have been sent out iy the organisation naming the prices to be charge by members of th? exchange for various building materials was presented by Hep. Jgoe and read into the record. Charles Woodward. manager of the Chicago budding material credit bureau admitted receiving a salary of $10,000 a year, but insist d tliat his concern did nothing but make financial reports P its members on the rating of contractors, lie said the Chicago building material exchange had not been active for more than a year and denied that either the credit bureau or the exchange ever fixed price?. , South Bend Market. CHAIN ANI rKF.U. (Corrected Daily ' O. W. iv.irren, Starr Mills Il'droiili"- Af.l OATS Paving 'io; sellinij 72c per bu. Pit! FKKU Sellin fi $2.00. HP AN Scilla 2..'5 per hundred. MIIDLIN;s-Selling ?-2.75 htm. In -d. CHOPPED PL KD Selling. $:'.W p r SCI.ATCH LPT: I -Sel!ing 2.75 per Vit WHi: AT Paying T-20. II AY, STRAW AN I fl-r.n. (Corrwte,! Daily Uy llu U sir.r Mille I lour an.l l eed' f .. 4-0 MI Mean. HAY Paying 12 to 525. m hing j'0 to $iZ Si K AW Paying P to ?PJ, telling 7.J tl'lle. OATS P.1 ving V: selling 7U.- P 75. . SIIIibL CUUN -Paying 1.40; selling l.-J) to ?2 0o. KAU C;UN Payins ?l.l:5. aelünj fl ! to 1.7U. TIMOTHY SKLD- I'ayin- 5 per bu: selling 52..20. CLOVKK SF.ED -Paving 23 bu ; sellill U $27 per bu. livi: STOCK. (Corrected Hall; Uy Major ins., S. I,o (an St.. MUhuvi aUa.) IIKAVY PAT Sl l.i;US l uir t g" d. -tl'V-; prime. U'f.llf. HO(rS-l2.eCi p. IS-.-., 1C-; 15"l 172 lbs., 17c; 175 up. 171.-. SEtns. (oire-tted Da'dy I y Warner Ilros.' Seed Store.lll K. Wayne St PLPK J1:ASS-.s2.75. w ii iti: cp yj:i: 'o t. ;.". ALSIKP f N2.J A P A M S 1 : MI I.I.J.'T .2 50 SWP.PT bnVI.l: -f 1- M,. MAMMOTH CLoVLit J-".o.'sJ. ALFALKA-15.J. PIPI.D Pi:.VS -2 50. V PKAS--?.1.5o. KP.D CLOVLK-?27 t ..'.. TIMT1IV -"..2.i t. S5.75. C UN M.öo. j: I I i Ti'P .TW'. SPUINd UVP 12 1 . j i H..ANS-S4 00 WLMLil Oi' 1IAII1V IILTCH -1J. IOtl.TItV AMI MFU. (Corrected Ditilv it Jlmimes M.irUet 123 K. JeTer-on ni.d.l PKPP b' ad. la.üirjr. 20 : ;t rtcri...". (. ;rinin. l-'.fif.-. LA KD P.nirg s.-iia.g 11 AM Paying 70-: aePiag 4'. to 7a ism- .".'I1-...1 a:? nimTiitii ,u THOMSON . AND McKINNON 301-304 J. M. S. Blck. Menabera New York Stfx-k K linrge, H New yeirk Cotton i:rzir. .e y Orleana Cctton Kicb.-'i-ce. Cblcao H Stock Eicbanga. tileago Board f Trade anjj Inita.t Dankers' Aij-ctU-n. Idret PrlTat Wires tf All Market rilONF,-. rteit soo-cai. lion

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How to Choose a Rug The selection of appropriate rugs for each room is important; careful selection is necessary as to color, design and quality. The advice of experience in making the proper selection and coloring will more than bring satisfaction to you. This expert advice is willingly given you here; call up our rug department. Bigelow Hartford Axminsters We specialize on these famous rugs that have met the test for generations. Quality is stamped on every rug and the designs are clear-cut and perfect in coloring. ROOM SIZE AXM1NSTERS 6x9 at $24.00 to $26.50 6-9x9 at $31.50 to $34.00 7-6x9 at $34.00 to $38.508-3x10-6 at $41.00 to $55.00 9x12 at $33.50 to $58.00 11-3x12 at $67.50 to $75.00. Also larger size rugs, 10-6x13-6 and 11-3x15 It. .it proportionate prices. SMALL SIZE AXMINSTERS 4-6x6-6 and 4-6x7-6 at $13.50 up to $19.50 18x36 inch at $2.45 27x54 at . .$3.75 to $5.50 Bedroom, hall or between door rugs, size 36x70 at $8.95

Shirt Waist and Skirt Boxes A splendid addition to the bedroom to store garments not in use made strongly and covered with Japanese matting cane edging, size 28 and 33 in. at $3.95 and $6.00.

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S.tlt Creek- Prodi.' rs Association I v. orpor. t . d The barget i roduc. r.g oil company in th" stale of Wyoming. C'e.utrol j ra tica lb.- th" .mire riohe-t arfa of tha famous Salt Cr -v fi.-l-.L Aetie X v.- York anI -!". ! mark- ts. Complete for:nati..n furni-he.i uj.on re L. L. Winkelman and Go. 2' Z S. I-iSalle St . Chi ago. Mam '!f.. .: 41 Pi. id Sr.. N.-.v York: Cb-vcland. Philadelphia. ÜaÜimor', !';ir i;. f : ;ir-, W. Va.; Ma'.ltta. .; F:n.i: ay, . J KiD Dandruff - -r With Cuticura jfvl All r-ie;-t r '-. t ntni-t I g ci '. I.'.-, .. s? i. ... V ' . ' f.-e.-: C.txi:.. Z. Z. o:ca

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SaU to 9:30 p. m. Readv! ou're surely ready for your new spring hat; were surely ready for you. Great showing of Knox, here exclusively Also Stetson and our own special .Tiake. Wonderfully fine new things. I here's po time so good to choose yours as right now. $3.50, $4. $5, $6.50, $7.50 an Liberty Bonds We buy, sell and quote Liberty Bonds for cash. We pay $46.75 to $52.00 for S50 bonds. G. L Guthrie 423 J. M. S. Bldg. Jour iPT $tca i OS" 1 Olm1 i tv cNx P n i i r(3. i "SOL; SA VERS" t