South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 179, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 28 June 1919 — Page 2

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AfcTHOL)lbl. first Its. Josr-h N. ('. !" .V M.iin At c;.i ii-riL' .it 1- r n. uo'iuy h'-ol .;f .1 :;i ; Ir. J- H. N.iu, p;j.-rh. !;. !::t. I'uMi'--rshij at l:4i rr, n i 7 "V p m. Dr. lr-rp Min .. ;(, ft,., p ii:.!t ;t t '-tb btV-. M"'r:;lt:-' C. :.: ; "T! I xr ! I! ff a ." I'.v.-ri'ii.c i:il'J-l: "T--- Bls-MlriS f I"..r-. -tf ' Mil v.f rM' W Ir.f. j i m'uIl' at 7 o' . ? C r. fct. rul MrrrurlJ i.'.fs 1 1.1lort av. P.-v. J L. c;r'?iiiT. ;a'' r. Iter, tv. J. tavl.:Mij. a-tti.g i'at r. Suatool, . !! i 1 ou, 1I erlntentfent. f,rf,Cnrror Ml-tljiri .'.r.-l 'iUtt ?s. Her K. I. I'.-, k. p-''"r. M i. n:"tl"t at :43 . t.j s:-.Jjy s-!. 1 at '.' .",) j. m. : Cira W h ir-:n ; n. uj.-riitnJ:'t. t'irr.: ' J'si. i; ivin. ;i Pi h V"'!!.Msn fnf') i.'iPi:" i:,n"rtl, i t! ,lf i; :j p. rn. : '' ' I ? .-r .f i;v.u. ..! 1 L--ft, . ! r At 7 y. Kiter Trk Sru'iilli f . ..;. Mi of Mi'hnnaki nv Ft-v. ; I. It ili it. r tor. 'iii n- v t.o.'-t nt ::..' a. ta.; .Mi:- ( r..ill r.-tll. s i ; c r!nfn lent. Ifvll lfllt -tlr.rr .nn1 f'nnci ti. i;v. C J. 'Jonl.Ti, nf r. S'in'l iy uoo at W:45 . Uj. . 11. C. lelonjc. frlnifr f'nrnr i in" ani V.i r :;v. 1'iv, It Mi--1 1 I.. IMi'.!;ii-s. :-.!t ; r--t i ii a. .w P.la'ti" .!v vini'liy -l ft !:'. a in ; Uu !!; a KIiih-. uprfnit u-1-i-ijt. r"pworth lniorl, ot. Llrclu ij V"., aii'l Olive nt.. IT. ;. W Sit.-r. fintor; tumliy hol -t t'.'J'), tiU-uii Iniiej, t'jrertntenileiit. Stull Mmrlt Churrh. Crr M! hiFRR au1 i';torla St . (."Ii.irlrR H. I.ef. n. I. C I... pit.r. Suuilay n'-h-x.l .it 30 a. m . John EIwarl. :j i-rli. t--nfi.-ti t . German fi jett tilnl. ain! Wa.fi t. I'.er. 11. S. Miller, pastoi. fdicrlay i"hol et ii :?X) a a:.: Jran linch. euprInten'Ieot Prcsröiu; nt lu a. m. in I 7:33 p. m. Epnortn lenju) at 7 00 ! m. 1'rtyer mc:Jijg VvJneiJay at 7:15 P. S3. Waleyan 722 T.. Broiinny. Iter. O 1'ajE. r"f'r Sunday .it y a m.; J. II. Keller. 6u;rliit nl-rit. FREE METHODIST. Fre Methodist Penn, lranl.i ;it. and Kuia at. ltev. W. K. IVeSater. paster. Kunday school at J a ui. ; 1'aul Nel'ltrel. auperlntendent. Preaching at 10:3'. a 'm. au'l 7 :ij p xa. AFRICAN M. E. OUtet A. M. K. 310 W. Monro si Iter. A. T. (e iij.liiii;, -.stor. Cla'- inetrt liif at 1 a. in. Suu-l.iy L(1 ,:t 1-.0 p. ta.; l.r. i.l p. Mcktjrt. aupciatendeat. Tjlfi A. M. i:. Z'oo -tlf'Toer and C'auipau U. J'.ev L. P. I'onelL pastor. PRESBYTERIAN. Westminster Scott and Lladey sta. lie. Alfred M. LelU. l. 1, paster; rt-s-IJence. ti'; N. Scott at. Sunday cbuoi at W 0 a. m ; L.. C hitioiub. superiutendvtit. Public wc-rnbip at lu:lö u. n. and 7 :o0 p. m. Tue -sic:i u.' ts Tortf the aru.n aervl.-v. uut LuüeaTor a'tity ujvts ut :.U p. uj. Irst Corner WjaLingtoti av. and ftte blTti. Ke. harl-s A. Lii)p!ncott. '). L.. paetor. Miss CLarlm M. l'irtitdse. as-ltaut to th uitnlater. Publl-- sn.rsiiip at 1 J : 4 .i Hi A-l !r-ss ly tL- iiunlst r I'.it.!.- x h....l ;tt !:.".' a. in. li s P11"W -Ii i p ln' at 1 :'J a. Ui Xlt-1 iu- tin0' W'eiiuesday at 7: 5 p. m. Trfnlt? .ohü s. Uufis. piktor on lv. A. 11. SauuUcrs, pastor uii duty. Hop Leer aad l'a?t-u at'. KJwsn J. Kleister, minint-r. Ut!le lmol at Ü :liJ it. ui. ; i'iuuk Ktttrliij, np riut'.nh'ht. Graoser- Kev. liuril paator. bunday rbool at d:45 a iu lilne worabip at 10:45 a. m. eery Sunday. livery tudy w el umt. Hungarian ' ' r f t-rry nu! WashlngtJU t.U. Krv. John 1Z3, Past'ii. Sunday hr.ol ft ia m. t.'liui h ert'e at V).ßJ a in. rpt-r. tiv.'a at .W p. iu. i?APTIST. flrat Corner Ma!a nnj Wayne at HeT. L S. IUtK D 1.. paat -r. helia 211 U'. Wayne at. Ullde s.Uol at y :öO a. m ; C. i. M?ph-iis. suportuttndeut. Mrulug nmliip ut lu e vi hi.mi tJi-tne: - . Jr af 1 t-u-'iji:i.it i"u.il ;itt." l'-'.HU" jM opl'n lm- tili," ;if .11. . d l.y -l!n An jr.n At ,' :::i p. nt. union uttl-f lu tLe First Cbristiaii iburrb. (Julncy trret Uev. J. Kouey, attiUj paster. Sunday s b.ol at U :.".u a ui.; J. W. feudal!. BiipTiutidr-tit. Ilrsl Sweilsli Coruer Laurel aal Kepler afa. tervlres at 10:2) a. m and 3 p. m. -Mt. Zloa Her. .1. li. Smrlt. pastor, tunday s- iiool at tf u. ui. .Claus.-- f-r 11 JgS. 11 a- B3. CHRISTIAN. Flrst;. Main Bt.. aouth of pu'aiic llrri?. Kev II. I.. M i.n.irv, pistor. 4Jdly svnool ,!t 9::) a. tu.; l're.loib W U. 'iiuiuiitl. Ji-rmt.uaeut our tvtcbera ra traiued and ivasuna raJed. 'As tare riasbea fr all ae4. Indiana Avenue - Corner I n 1 1 n 't .it. nd s. Nf J...ph t. Kev Pduin J Cain. ailni"ter; residonie. I P.I K Howlaan t. Suday s,-liooi at V:U a. ui. : 1 r-1 Wils !!, su ierint-Ii i ut. Morning seru.oti f:..;iv . r.iiili and h : .f us Sy!iot:yni " K. r.;ii,' t'uMii" : "WeisLvJ la tLe P.ila:; . .md l"..u:. l Vanting ' I!ver !i- ,;i.-ii ,t ..:V.l.ii ;nitati"ii f aftoii-S :!! .-f dir r ! . Wo rMcnd a pr-lal iuvit.iti n t iitr.-. Lladea Anue I.ludfTi av. a ml t'ar-llsl-st. I. N. Miller. pnn. Sund.j si tcul at 1'J.Ckj a. u:.; J. L Colip. superlutfudect. EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION. Broadway ,113 E. Crcaasr. Iter H. GarCU JoLn.on. pas'.ar: re aide nee. 141J Carroit at. unday ach-rot at l:.v a. o ; $ataim C, I.f!,!nn. superintent-nT. Morning oriMp et 1 Pastors acraion uhjr- t; " 1 :v I v: ui in. n-.- -f 'fcra ter.'" 'nn: lv,,;.).- allian-- at o:l. p. ta : Mt, p.-,-.- j K!: im,-;- . rt. pieMd.nt. Kte:-. lt:i f..t-: "Whit I Loyalty t ur r i r 1 1 and iVvintiv '.ill Fr' Pr. ... b I;-.,- l.y t;,.- paf.r at J7:.T" p M;M.-.-t: - T!,.- 11. art .-f K-'britt.iuity." The trui'-.-. 1 . i i i : . ! i n trr.i mittle and t nati -"..vaittH- w 'A -"11 a 3 -in t :'. tli:c .vi l n i i Ln. Triver iM.t.:-., !) Wc.'ii-il.iv Twloj at 7 :" Ci ir rb--ar.il Frida tvealua: at .i-.. I Crara Caarcri Linrcm ay W. 'ad WaJcut sta. Kt. u. O. Ixner. taloiters, fcuoday aeaool at J 30. ü. F. J'sltt. aurerinter. Ject. I rirst Cor. Lafayette as-l M-nroc sts fV. H Frea!ey. r.tr. Sunday a---l A &:3ft. lr. W. H Snvd.r. superuenit nt. I.es-n . !::';: t i-- ! s I. ovo." 'aiMrea' 1 v r ". f n.ll b. rv l at 1 :.o i ili-irr a jT"r;ir.? I";.- litMrni n u; . P. A. tt ..-" m ; U;:-i- H-.N'-ti. pr -1 Iv.-.t. Sub- : i.Atajrv t. :-. ir.r .?! ii-r.n--x." Tbr AU rici f CI! .1.. -w i;i .i'1. rA::z t''!;. .c 7 Pr.or ir. tg .: WV'lii n ,u at s i m .. ;j1 ; ;.. rpre . I. "Dir. lt!.-r Anten ( hjirei r.. .7. Nits -L. p.istor. alden-e 1i I.ini-oln j W .. Mih-IHM-.-.-at lo.oo -.. a.: I'urc . s'-i-f rl:.t"i. I?nt. EVANGHLICAI.. hoi i Ion- C.rr.er Wavne sn-1 St. l'et.-r ats

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K-v. Hu(fo U:,??elt. pstor. Sund !:-ri at j:00 a. m. ; Carl Itelake. super-Inrn-fnt. Ü'S'ibr rvi. .;f loir, a. m. Sp ill .. hi . ..n.hj. f..i i.v lv. Mr. S.tfTr.vi .V it 7 :"- i'. i T . r. rV rr.- t LUTHERAN. to1y Trinity iTnsnati 5krrr to t 0'. ' J:i.1ct t Ker. ,l?.ert It. Kt-. r'n'or, siin ln v p-:f' at Ö;l. a. ai-: C.v.ir'x IM;. KTiprinten Jnt. A"(.rl p vltli -rrnn at 1 V ;i Ti. .V'- vTil! ;: H' rvl' n T m y evon-lf- ; 7 :!.". Ten Iirr" k-i ;fiti i.' t t' ' l.-ir h. I.t.I--- Ai l !'fy r.L.r.iir j-'-'St (m.i.k! until .T'ily 11. AiMünl.iy h.-ool n!i'I li'jfu j i-ill--T! .fu'V I St. 1'mul'a (iermi v ",rTrnr'H Dd WP--i i i:-v. H. !I-vPe. i.ator. i'-r it.. n tI' ulrh r. " 1 r,rT.p."inin ;if '. .' ,t in Krni'i'i .u!')'"f: "Ti. H' ! t iin mhI" t) i : i i r . rki r h r tli !'l'vk." "i!if".!'t;-il Tl'- ;if 't !' . V No i-i;n.in Siili'!-ir '-..... N i;; - PnirM-ii Mir, .!.!'. I. .-,! :if i '. l'.'-k. Va!tl;-r i.i':it!,l. s !.)! iüf finL 'I i.-l i :' ' in Atmunl i.'i'l t i - t i - .it

putt at:t.! ark. C it-l .-ti'.al inOlori lel Tfillth- Cb ipln and Kerr it Per. i.dffrid Msrn. p:'r-r. Sunlay school nt '. JX) a. rn. md hlble clat-s.at 'J 1Ü a. rn. "n .i''"inif tf fbe I.i;fh-r I-a'ie vow vi-iit'..:i ' i . -1 1 in LUvbart .n Sunday th.-r 'l!l I :m' Sunday '!i'd nr It: 1 . 1 Ir.-s The oi'lv h -rvlc- Sundav will l eid it 1 ' a. ;a. Tli Sun '.av . -l.-.'d ijbrs will n:-t on Tue-'lay enli!ir BRETHREN. I lrst Hev. C. V. Itencb. D. O . r-t'-r. Sunday reuoi nt ü:: a. m. : ll.irie.r r'irestooe. euperinter dent. Piimnrj hooJ n"-f at tbe siin nnur: Mln M.nirrt W btlmer. puportritrn lrnt. F'rt (hnrrli of the Urethren Inliaii.i av. ml Miami ;-t. Sunday n-luxd nt '. :."a a. in ; P. (i. Stahloy, tMpi-riut nd-lit. ci.is.-. y f r i-vt-ry Imdy. Se ond usMtig and Van Itnrn sts., K-v. Knlph Karbk. ;iat r. 07 Ilniiio'id av. Sun lay .li-j-d :) :.'() a. in, II. L ' 'ba nil'orn. ti p-rliit.'Udetit. Christian Worker!" i.iftimr ut m:4j p. ui. Ciiur'h i;i t tin .Tt 7 :'; p. in. lunft-rem e Meniorl xl L'nited--C10 S. St Joseph at ltev. I. K. Young, pastor Sunday m bo d at U Z. B. ; Misa AI.sk (inrdiiii niperinleriilfnt. Mf-rnliii.' in!iip .-if 10:4.".. stiiiii . "Tin- CbrUt it tbo Cros" mir pow-r." Christian Pi.ib'.i vor at 7 o'. b,. k. I.'!soii : "U bat Iio.-H Lovaltv l Our Chur !i .nnl ' : 1 1 1 r Call for'" C. M. Ita ubnioij. It .i-l. r. Lfiiii:' s-rvl ' at 7 : b " S-; -mo;, ; II.. 111-bly In W.- Valu- nur I'.Milii'r;'' Pr.iyr M-rvi- uu Wvlncsd;i t -L.!ll'. VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA. jospl u-.lssion. 430 S. .ncUgnu atAll Clrlitlaa acciclifj lavtfed to t b! open air meeting every Wednesday, 7rld.y, Saturday and Snu.iay nights, t-orner uaync r.nc: Mhbrtn street, tlld-faab-bjr.ed p!ppl nieetltr at Volunteer million ball Sunday nijbL Everybody luvitcd. All feiu-uMi. CHURCH OF GOD OF THE ABRAHAMIC FAITH. (htirili of C! ServU-en Ahrahamln l'olthi bobl iervi.es in .Mulvlile hall. -FJ S. Lafayittr tlvd. Kuuday school nt 1U a. m , P. ,. Stilton suporlnt'.-ndotit. llbli study ll:i u. in.; K. U. Cuffol. leader. La-roan class Pnday veniat; at the home of L. C. Kallabk. 411 K. buuth et. CATHOLIC. 81. Uedwite'a roliah Comer Scott tad Napier sti. Kev. Anthony Zubowlca. 'J. S. C. paator. Low mass at i vm) and 1U:U0 a. m. Sunday actool at 2:30 p. tu. Ueneditticu at mQ p. m. M. ManlbUut' Polish 415 .N. Lincoln t. Itev. Kouian Maroinlak. pastor. Man at 7UW. U:'J(J and 10:00 a. tn. L Casir.ilr'a Pcliih 8il F. Weuatet t. Iter. Stanislaus Uorku, p&ator. Lot iuu.-s at 7:30 a- ui. High csu at VJ.iMi . in. Yeiper at 2:00 p. ui. Sacred Heart. Notra Uauie Her. John U. Scbeier, C. S. C. paator. Low mass t O tt a. u. biudent-' masa at S:00 a. re. Parish niaaw at 10:15 a. iu. Yeapera ot i tn p. m ft. Meptien'a II ungarioaa Tfcomaa and .McPheraou 6ts i;t. Lawrence Horrath, pmtur. Miss at S:iX and 10:15 a tn. Sunday eboo: at 2:lW p. in. 11 towi'.tiou ut 3:W p. ui. Rt, rati Ick'a COT S. Tayior at Rev. Jobn F. IeJioot C. S. c.. paator Mtsj at f. 7:;u. 'J anl 10:.: o!o..k. ft- Josrpiia ilili at. nnu Lasalle a?. Patritk J. Carroll. C. S. C. pastor. Iaw uiassi at 7: and 0:00 a. in. Lllga mass at 10.00 a. n.. Penedictioa at 3.a p. m. Sa-red Heart Ilelglan 1 12G W. Thomas et. Fev. Chaii'. . . riacher. paator. Maa at 7 :Cj and &:i a. tu. Sunday ".Loot ut --AI p. uj. iieuedictluu at 3:uo p. cu. .MISSION. Hop. CZ?. N. St u'letiaker sf. Sunday . ho.d .a j :::o p. ni. piv.it bin? at H ;' and 7 :." p in STvl-f s duriiijr tbt "rfk au-1 .Monday. Friday and Saturday niiik's at 7:15 o"lok. All wil-.oui.'. M iry .N uiioiu ikt-r !n i Large. .Mrnr.onste llape ZZl u. JeCTcrsuS blTd. Sundiy aaool at p. na Prearhilc at '.i.liO L. in rreachlag d: ud 7.C0 p. tn. Sert be3 every night except Weducaday Mary Nuncuaker In charge City 115 F. Jefferion blvd. Tvay A. MM. superintendent. Sunday school at 3:00 p. rn. Uitue las at 4 :0O p rn. .pel - .1 P. Lis.iPo .av. Servli f W't-.liii'xl.iv fvi-ntiT at 7:45: Saturday u; l Sunday eNouiugs at 7 lAt.Tylnly v t-lv'oiue Penterosta'. Apotoli' Faith -.".ji N ii,. Sunday m-L."1 at IUmhi a. m. l'iv;i. I.ii.r .if 11 .1 a in. F venlr.g sirv. i i at i.'ibxk. Mid wot-1 m-tlnx oi l i:- s la and Tb.irsday eMiiii js. .1. JJ. K' . i- ai'i list rtlnh KAansrlii ul .Mission Corner M.i!:i and M'lur".- sT Ivar Kn'id.s;i. L!i r Sunday 1; d if lo.oO t. v ; An.'iit A;id'rron. aiKfrlntouiient. Pi.f Ch.-iri'- H.i-rpo "f North Park ' "'.;,'. Cbi- a". il! v i u; v tb t'Uljdt at t!.e s.-rl." in Sunday. Prarr s-rvl . on Wednesday jf 7:15 p. in. SriKITUAl.IST.

"I :.e Pr-r-sivt spirltunl society m ill I ' l l lervi i s t - .'CO aiul T .00 t in. rrcTX M;ii-!i ;it S. in- h .ia .t.. llnliut n's : i!;. i-.il-ir: '!.irV. A Tlxn'pen S ;i t i.-. t : H,,- Sifc-:is i.f tVe Ti:;ie" M.s .t- I-. r r : Mrv . A Thotup.a. Mr. II e, Mr. "I .impel MINIS TEFvIAL ASSOCIATION. Meota every Monday at 10.00 a. m. at the Y. M. C. A. Ral!ect and vWttlr-e ta'.l.ia:era slnr welcume. R W. II. r:c-u. : -:. lnt ; Rev. fj. W. Ra ii. '.' pr-si i.M'st ; i:-v. J h :j L. ImliAf. ret. i r -trcaa-rtr. CHUKCH OF GOD. hur li of ".oll -Srvivos are ia M-lvti: 1 1 m II. :i: S. I.afüyrtte st. Sunday Jt P:oi) a ut. p. i'. stils-'n. sup.-ria-t i c . 1U '.'! stu 1 at ll:oo .1. m. ; rgf I. Riiia. I'.'ivan ilasa V.". .li.i v.! ., y it t!.e houie tf U. o. "u?l. tU7 S. t J.-.p'a t. C'linrrh of CJcj or Samts Cär oa Harrisen av . one blik uorlu of Ltncol Sun lar a-bool at m. ; X. XL. Ktrklej, su;-erii:tpnileoL ASSOCIATED BIBLE STUDENTS. V..ni,in'a Club ball, reoai 224. J. M. S. t L.IJlLf.

JEWISH.

Tempt nth-i.1 Corner n J Taylor at. rn. SALVATION ARMY. E Jerreron bird. Sunday arr ,rt - Morning, crunty Jail. 10:00: Sun. Sunday schoc.; at 2:30 p. m. SCIENTIST. f lr4 Churrh of Chriat. Srlentitt - Miin and Midlsou ata. Suaday ae;rlre ut ll.-uj a. na. Tefctlinonlal meeting every Ae-liiday at S :0rt p. m. Sunday ichol rr cu'l lren and young people up to tba of from 0;45 to 1:30 p. rn. Sun lay aefcool entranro on Madison at l.Midla? roona maintained by tea vbunh en tse aeventfi Toor cf tfce J. M S. building, are open daily except Sunday from 1 n 3. aud on Saturday ev-j. IiU- from 6 to S. EPISCOPAL. st. James Lafayette Mvd . norta cf V.iahitist. n. VA. If c. Jvlin Haren Vnite. rertor; Kev. U. Fvrtt Cnrr. vi-ir. Holy romniunlr:i. 7:-"hI n. in Cbtinh srhool af ;:l.-, :l m. Holy enb irist at llMMi a. In rvp.Tn at ö :0) . n. io'nj; p-op'f s".viio at 0:r.O p. SENATE AGREES TO REDUCE ARMY TO 325.000 MEN Conference Between Houses of Congress Results in Compromise. WASHINGTON. Juno 2 8. vSenate and house conferees on the army appropriation bill late Friday reached ai agreement to rix the avcrape fclzr ri" tho 192) army at ::23.0O0 otticers and men. The total is 75,000 lc8d thstn vas proposed by thr senate and 1'5.000 more than the btrenth authorized originally by the hou.se. x The agreement reached after the members of the conference committee, had talked with Clen. March, chief of staff, means that for the last nine months of the year ending June CO. 1320. the army will bs composed of 22.', 000 officers and myi, made necessary by the surplus above 325,000 during the next three months. I.owct Number Pcrmitcd. In announcing that 325, 0C0 was the figure agreed upon. Chairman Wadsworth of the senate military committee. aid that it was the lowest number that could be named and still keep the army within the limits prescribed by the national defense act, which required the mainr nance of an army of 225,000. With the size of the army disposed of. the conferees made rapid progress in considering the bill Friday but another meeting will be held Saturday at which the appropriations for aviation, ordnance and other remaining items will be considered. Efforts of the house conferees to reduce increased senate appropriations in part were successful, the wnate appropriation of $15,000,000 for barracks and quarters belns cut in half while that of $3.500.000 for the siirnal corps was reduced to $3.250.000. The senate appropriations of $430,000 fur the military intelligence br-nch was reduced to $4 00,000. ' ' Senate amendments fixing the salary of C. W. Hare, director of sale and in chaise of disposing of surplus war materials, at $12.000 a year, and the senate appropriation of $1 40.000 for the Washington-Alaskan military cable were accepted by the house managers. The house provision to make Fort Sill. Okla.. a small army school, but eliminated by the senate, was restored by the conferees. AS:' FORMER KAISER TO SURRENDER SELF COni.ENZ. June (relayed A telegram suggesting to former Emperor William that he surrender himself to the allies was sent to tho ex-ruler today by a Coblenz civilian. The message which was read while passing through the censorship was as follows: "Kaiser "Wilhelm. Anurongen: "I venture, to submit to your majesty that the proposed disgrace of j the (Ji-rman people might best be mrt by the voluntary surender of I yourself and the military and political leaders and adviser, thereby j showing the point of view that you I have done your duty to the father land without any blame r-eing attached to you and that God alone is witness and Judge of your actions." THE HOPE OF THE WORLUIIa the world a substantial hope? What is the desire of all nations' Will it come'.' What will become of the present world's crisis?' These questions with many others will be discussed from an unsectarian viewpoint, by Calvin H. Swingle of Chicago, at the l-iSalle theater Sunday. June 23. at 10 a. m. Beautiful colored motion picture? will be used to illustrate the coming resurrection of the dead and the world's release from its present sinful and dyinif condition as a step in the preparation for the realization of its only genuine hope. A musical program is also given and the vocal solos by Wiley C- Oardner of Chicago are illustrated with colored slides -.nd motion pictures. Do not fail to hear this uisririnp: meetlnK which brings real comfort to every hart. No admission will be charged. Adt. IS 3 0-2 Advertisers can sell foV less profit from volume.

The Covenanter Articles Making Clear the Paris Covenant of THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS (Continued from Page One).

which the members of the league shoviM agree to refer to arbitration all disputes of a justiciable character, which he defined to be "disputes as to the interpretation of a treaty, as to any question of International law. a? to the existence of any fact which, if established, would constitute a breach of any international obligation, or as to the nature and extent of the reparation to be made for any such breach."' The revised covenant, without specifically adopting that definition, in Article XIII, declares all disputes rt the rharacrer mentioned by Sen. Hoot to be "anipnp those which are Generally suitable for submission to arbitration"; and further, that for the consideration of any hUch' dispute, the court of aibitratlon to which the case is referred shall be the court agreed on by the parties to the dispute, or stipulated in any convention existing between them. If, however, the parties to any such dispute should fall voluntarily to submit it to arbitration, they are bound, by Article XV. to submit it to the council. In that event, the council is to endeavor to effect a settlement, and if it fail to do so, then it may either unanimously, or by a majority vote, publish a report containing a statement of the facts of the drspute and the recommendations deemed just and proper in resrard thereto. If the report is unanimously agreed to by all the members of the council, except those representing the disputants, the members agree not to go to war with any party to the dispute which complies with the recommendations of the report. The council may also refer any such dispute to the assembly, and shall so refer It at the request of either party made within 14 days after the submission of the dispute to the council. Defect Not Irremediable. The defect in this plan is that It fails to lay down any rule binding upon the council or the assembly for the determination of disputes of a justiciable nature. This omission Is somewhat emphasized by the provision in Article XV, that "if the dispute between the parties is claimed by one of them, and is found by the council t" arise out of a matter which by international law is solely within the domestic Jurisdiction f that party, the council shall report, and shall make no recommendation as to its settlement." In this case. th? council must be governed in its decision by international law, whereas there is no such provision In express language made binding upon the council or assembly with respect to arriving at their recommendations or report concerning disputes, even of the 'nature deConvention at Fort Wayne Elects Officers Will Last Until Sunday. KOKT WAYNE. Ind.. June 2S. The annual election of office,., a se ries of conttncts and an addre on "the new b ack rt hip," by Dr. L. H. Heeler, dean of the Presbyterian training school. Chicago, ivarktd the proceedings here Friday of tho Indiana Christian Endeavor union, which is rue ting in annual convention n Tort Wajr.e. Five hundred delegates from nil parts of the t-tato aro prtscnt. Tnc officer v recommended by the nominating committee were tnc present cabinet and v. ero reekcted b acclamation, as follows: President. O. F. Gilliom. Berne; general sectetaty, Miss .Maty Roy Thomson. Indianapolis; treasurer. Evan Williams, Port Wayne; first vice president, Kev. A. II. Moore. Tipton; second vkc president, He v. J. W. Lake. Warsaw; third a ice president. Kc. Hillis L. Airj, Munch. Th-? following were elected depa rtment superintendents: Intermediate. Mlsa Bcsiie Baric -vj, Evansville; junior. Miss iiuth Day. Marion; introduction. Lorii Ashbaucher, Pluffton; nussonarj', Mis Jane Harris, Muncie; citizenship, .Itev. K. il. O'Kaver. SAayztc; f-nth legion, Miss Carrie Kriechaus. Ev..::s ille. The convention will continue until Sui.tlay. Try NEWS-TIMES Want Ads fry ifJim iU Fnr Intsnft -j & Invaliclj No Coolie; A Nutritious Diet for All Agc3 Quick Lunch at Home or Ofncc Avoid Imitations a cd Substitutes

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on well recognized principles of in - j ternational law, any dispute which involves the interpretation of a treaty, a question of international law, breach of international obligation, or damages from such breachIt also may reasonably b assumed that there will grow up in the application of theso provisions a bo3y of prernients, which in themselves will constitute codifications of international law, and thus carry out one of the purposes expressed in the preamble; namely, the firm establishment of the understandings of international law as the actual rule; of conduct among governments. A IOng Step Forward. Article XVI provided that should nny member of the league resort to war in disregard of the covenants above referred to, It shall ipso facto be deemed to have committed ati act of war against all the other members of the league, involving as a consequence: (1) the severance of all trade or financial relations and the termination of all intercourse between the members of the league and the covenant-breaking state; (2) the expulsion from the league of the covenant-breaking s.tate. and (3) such military and naval action as may be agreed upon by the league. The amended covenant certainly has not weakened the provisions of the original Articles XT. XII. XV and XVI. concerning which Sen. Root wrote, "I think those provisions are well devised and should be regarded as free from any just objection so far as they relate to the settlement of the political questions at which they are really aimed. The provisions which taken together accomplish this result are of the highest value. They are developed naturally from the International practice of the past. They are a great step forward. They create an institution through which the public opinion of mankind, condemning unjust aggression and unnecessary war, may receive effect and exert its power for the preservation of peace, instead of being dissipated in fruitless protest of lamentation." Indeed, the revised covenant obviously aims at a wider field, and embraces within its scope the set tlement, not only of polit'cal. but of. legal questions as well. p. is, therefore, a great improvement upon the original scheme. The Last Week in June You can remember them by the wonderful summer bargains we are now offering. You can have a good vacation on w hat you'll save here in clothes. THE STAR STORE COR. MICHIGAN AND WAYNE. prsc Tell the story of low rent much better than we can. -Walk two blocks and save the difference. FURNITURE GO. 326-328 South Michigan St.

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