South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 200, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 19 July 1919 — Page 2

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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MbTHODISI. First Rt. Jojh N. flrn. pintor; 31 .V Main ft Clam nv-tir. at V- .00 . Sunday s hool nt . :",') h. ; Ir. J H. Nuns. tiprlr.fn'lTit. I'uMtc o.!i!;i at !: 3. i:i Tr. irc-n wl!! ;-;4k rn tl.n ..:M"-. T"b Tak .f liv.m:. :i I Ii- -rt !i league at 6 .V j-. n. ; . jf j-t. "In'r Iu"log Jenjs t nur Krit-r..." Mil-k crTlr W'ln-l;ir - r; 1 11 5? at 7 :.'i0 o'clock. lel ry 1.- jstor. No fvrniug arrlct durls tL suriiii.'T rr.'iitL.s Si. rant's Memorial 'otx nnl Lirort st. Rev. J. L. G;r.linr. pator. Iter. TV. J. LaTMi-.n. actl; jat r. cbAol. a. tu.; Ureu 1 ulk;r.-i.:i, ti-l-erlctendesL Grw Corner Mllcm nr.-! Tutt Ma. IIa II l). I5nk. priat-jf. Clas weotl-.g at 8:4i il ta. SuuJay tLu-.i at a. to.: Clem Vblt:nan. sn;-rlntiil nt. Mornlnt: wirM; ;it l').4". Stwi'i:i lv tl paator, "Th W:x fn-r S.- t!;' St.ir Hr'p " Kpvvorth lensn at :. i 2u . a m-'Tiij f'-r v:jr.i: p; At 7:" P IS., Unl"!i Ineetlue at II -v;iri p. 11k tirrue M"th.lit ( hur-h 1 to "

pleasure anl prnjt f.r f m r Si:

larln? a stI- f cf-rni'-ns n T". WajfarT." tl- t!)n-- t !. p 1 i.r, preparM y llrr. J. i:. Crotti-r. .u-l fflren dailv Sri -n nr 1 1 1 1 '.ltli t!;- ntrniry t O-lumMi-. o All u !. att ; -i ed tta- crtnnr aric t.'i.it t!- p.i.uit tfc ri-uiiln a hl-v'Tn iif. I' ii-;--r j-nt Im Itl.t nii-l h ri' . si!;'--H Mi-1 jT'-n-. !n"!-i'" :iu-i ;.''!.. t!;.. w-rM's l 1 ! r::tTit :i:i-l !! .i iit Into th 1 liar l.ty. S-iir.t r.f tin- wi-rl-l's lrotn.rtal rmi"i- a iinI: tin- l:tr:ifiir 1 hrfl.v tLrt f't t?i- I'it.l-. "Tli' W'.yi,ir't" r pr- nt ! t!,'- 1 i r;i : I 11. -iit -f huui.uj l'fy I;i tiie n.i lt -f wiir an! InIuafii-l r-v.,utl.n anl t!i:ippalline t''k f-f r-- .n rjj f Ion I,.- is ii voira ct-1 ,tf i ir i i I 'I fpoo i!--iI'iilr to f.tit It :ml wrvii-r lv t 11 -! r ftiimlln. wlios onfi'l-N f I. no 1 1 - living pr-y-!i' -f tii'- Clirlt In v-rv tri:i;npli.iiit r ;;i ;i l ! -W.v ." In tliU -rt4 ,f --riui, tin- p:i.tnr. K'". Mr.

Lr. U". II. Snyder, suprln-

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SALVATION AFMY. 06 E. JftTtrbon bUd. Suaday icrrla: Mo'olnf. chanty jail. 1U:U0; Sua Sunaj ac.'jool at 2:30 p. m. SCIENTIST. Flrat Charrh of Christ. SHentlBt ilüü ni:d .Million Btt. Sunday arvlca at 11:00 a. fj. Testimonial n:?ctln: ever WedDesd'. at is:uo p. m. Sunday school for ciü'jrcr. and joung people up to tha age ot 30. from 9:45 tu 10:30 p. m. Sunday BCuool entrance on lladlaon at Heading rooraa maintained by tfca cburtb cn tbe aerentb f3oor of tbe J. M. S uuUdiug', Nre open dally except Sun Iny from 12 to Z. and on Saturday ereiIrj from 6 to 8. EPISCOPAL. St. Jamea' Lafayette bl? d . north of CVsaht . ,'tr.n la Ifr Ji.Iin Ii.izen

fo!r Trinity rurTiaTi 5trmao a? a-..,., rt'nf ü'.t K. Ktretr Carr.

,M Mndsey at. Iter. Albart II. UiCar. Holy communion. 7:S0 a. m.

pistor. Sunday a-ooi at a. m-., rhunb arloi at 9:40 a. ra. Holy ..nr IIisi. uperli.tenlent. ! eu harlBt .it 11:00 a. iu. Ycsp-ra at 5:00 M-'rniiiz worship wltli sermon nt 1 ., m yo'int' pt-upk-'s trvi.e at 6:0 p.

Al-I plrr.l-- at t!i- Iior.if of Mr. an-l Mr. V. 1". 'vt on Tburslay. Holy comLi'inJon Anir. .1.

at :r.:u. th''-r.t

Mornlur wor!ilp at 10:.. We Join In t.e union -rrl'- at Iper p.rk at S o' i k p tn I'ra.wr lueetln? We-lnea-da v at p. m Autn Chpi r.. J. Altscli. paator. l:'kk-n-e I'.u Lincoln way W., iUshank.i. nib B' hool at 10:00 a. m.: J'-? lijrn. Buperlntf ndnt. EVANGELICAL. ZIoB- Corner Wayne and St. reter ata Iter Waldemar (JoJTen-y. pasfe. ht. J'eter'a Grrm.4 415 "W. Laalle a IJrT. Hugo U'elrbelt p"tar. Sunday a- booi at 'a:0Q a. m. ; Carl Kcluke. super'Ltendnt. LUTHERAN.

SOLDIERS PARADE III DRUG 111

t. I'aul'a German Jefferaen and Wl' IIa in st Her. II. Holle, pastor. GlorU Iel swedUh -Chipln and Kerr at Iter. tJuttfrid oUon. p'Stor. Sunftay L'iol at 'J:00 a. m. and iiitle dais at 'J : 15 a . ni.

CONVICTION AND FLEA OF GUILTY FOR LYNCHER

BRETHREN.

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J HAY MINETTK. Ala.. July 19.

For !hc first time In the history of Alabama, convictions and pleas of Kui'.ty were entered In a lynching

f r. Min.Lir a'-nooi at 'J:X a. ni. : Harley ' v" - -.. ---- I'lreitone. auperintei: Jent. rrlmary I victim of a mob today, when In the -boo: me-t nt tbe aim oour; MIbb . Baldwin county court two men were Margaret Wbtlmer. auperlritender.t. L-onvicted of complicity In the mur"irt C hurch of the Urethren Indiana ! ,ior anj gien penitentiary sentences hv. nii-l MUml t. Sunday üi-IhkiI jit U ::U3 I .... ... .u 1 ,v, ...-.,.

superintendent. ; - " " V , I band entered picas of Binlty. Ten in-I T p. ni. I 0f thus- nleadinir truiltv were civen

l.lKiiart win s-peuL

j-te.idf.ipf ness In purpose, jovir unshaken blif ir. hij;h ideM-. your; valor of mind, of body and of heart.'

have evoked the admiration of thf world."

Czecho-Slovak Veterans Invalided Home From Fighting in Siberia.

HIBERNIANS FIGHT FOR IRISH FREEDOM

SAN FRANCISCO. July 13. The report of the foreipn relations com

mittee, submitted today to the na-j tional convention of the Ancient, Order of Hibernian, in America1 and Canada, in session here, would; place the order rirmly on record as

WASHINGTON. Jnlv 1 9. lushed ' opposea to any pnci enterea into i.y .

and soaked by a drivlns? ralnstcrin ! the 'nlt?d States that might 'merge

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Ititer TarU. erenth t . touth of Minbaw.tki ;it i. I. Kullxon. pistor. Sund.iy scliool :t 0 :.V a. m.; Maraaall Kall, a'lperluten-lent. Lwl Height -Miner rind Prancta atl I!t. C. J. (Jord n, pxt -r. Sunday accool at V:45 a. in.; U. C. Ieloni. superintendent Trinity Corner TV.ain1 nn-l V.-is-ar .".vs. I!er. liusvell I.. IMiillips. pjst 1 . r ildrnT. ''."J IlIailM :i Sun-lay n liool .it !:.'',' a. in.; Uu-loipU KlUu-, aup.Tlnt'-n-l -nt. Kpworth Memorial. ;or. Unjoin way W., and ()!Iv üt.. Her. (5. W. Swltzer. fastor; Sunday bol at rJ Z0; (llenn "lnaey. .Hiiperinteiiilent. Stull Merorlal Clmrch. Cor. S. MIMjI-a-an and Victoria Sts . Charles II Leob, D. C. L.. patr. Sunday school nt 10 a. m., John Edwards, nuiierlnttidtrnt German I.dfay tt bird, and Wat'ia t. Rar. II. ti. Miller, pastoi. Snnday trbool at 9:H0 a tn. ; Jonn Koch, supertateodent. I'rearfcinc at lo:.) a. m. and f p. m. Eptvortn leucue nt 700 p an. Trayer mt'.os Wducaday at 7:43 p. 10. mn 722 H. Broadway. ReT. CI. layne, pator. Sunday school nt 9:'J'i a. m. : J. n. Keller, superintendent. FREE METHODIST. Fres JIthodlt -Tr ntnyHacU a, and rtusl: aL Her. W. E. Webster, psatcr. Monday acbool at 3:30 a. ca ; l'aul b'el.ltitl, superintendent. rreachlug at 10 0 a. m- and 7 Jo p. m. AFRICAN M. E. OIIst A. M. C 310 W. Monroe st Iter. A. T. Readdlnif, pastor. Class meetlug at a. m. Sunday school ut 12; JO p. ia. ; liti. L'A l Stewart, aupertotmdent. Taylor's A. M. E. Z?on -Corner Kddy and Campau sts. Her. L. l PowelL pstor. PRESBYTERIAN. W(m)nster Scott und Llndsey ata. Iter. Alfred M. Kella. 1. I.. pastor; reIdenre. 2i N. Scott Bt. Sunday Bcbool at J0 a. m-: L. C. Whltcomb. superlutendeut. Public worship at 10:15 a. m. and 7 :li0 p. in. Tae st-sidou ujot-ts before tb morning srrlce. Senior Entleayor eocitty meet at 0:üo p. m. Urst Corner Waahlngton a?, and Lafayttte blvu. Ke. Cbarlea A. Llpplnrott. 1 l . pastor. Misa Cbarhitte M. 'artrldse. assistant to tLe minister. I'ubU. wrsbip at K:4." :i . 111 Address l-y tL- iiinit-r. Hild.- -hinii '. .;;o 4. 111. Mi !i s l'i i;- ship t lul at U::; a. in Mi-lurtk. tu- t:ij Wedi.csUay ut 7: p. ni. Trteity .ronn S. Burn. n.ntnr on leaf. A. II. Saunders. pi!tr n duty. Hop Leer au-1 layt-n sts. Kdwln (i. Meister, minister. Bild. - i.r.ol at U :') u. m.; Frank Kettling. Mjp-rint'iiilont. CJranf er--Kev. Ilarrli past":. Sun-Jay Sfhool at U:41 a. in. Hivln orshlp at a. m. every Sunday. Lverytody w elcome. llnnjarUn -Cnrn-T ..errj an-l Was'.-lnjt-n .sts. Ki-v. Ji-lin li zs . past 1 . Sunday et hxt at W :oo a. m. Cbur-. h kerTi.TS "at lo :( a tu. Nipper Mrtim at.'.' l P. iu. RAPTIST. First Corner Mala and Wayn sts JleT. U. S. !ais. D. 1.. pist--r. l!esIdence ZU W. Wayn et. Bilde .-l:u-l at 51 a. m ; C. st-pbrns. superintendent. QtÜMCjr Street Bot. .1. Bonry, a- tln raster. Sun-lay M-b-'.d at i:."i a 111.; J. V. Bn-!all. Piipt-rint ndrnt Ber. 11 f. I.vtiird of lilk'.i.uf will Mipply. Subj'Ht -I mt;u"u: " ' !. r : 1 1 1 11 lirnwth." Aftr lairiii-: vt.rl.!p a iiifftfng will ! L'!d tu 1 oimi-li-r tin Uliiii Of H U S pat(T. All lJ!-!lll rs are re-iUi'sted to bo prr.ut if p-'Ml-!-Itrst ! w ellU Corner Laurel aal Napier sta. tertKes at 10.Z) a. in and 7UX p. naMt. Zlon Her. J. B. Smnrtt. pnstor. Fundiy school at 9:3J a. ci. ;Clav. rr all ases. 11 a ta. CHRISTIAN'. First 5 Mala st.. south of public library. Her K. L. M.'Juary, pastor. UJd?f (.boid at 3 CO a. ui. ; Prederlt k. B. Uru.a.td. superict. nueat Uur teaobers are trained an-l !es.na graded. NVa tire elastea for all &. !nJUn4 Avenue Corner Indlun .lud S St. Jeipb .t. Kot IM win .1. Cain. niin'.bUr; rt .i b n- e, ll'J K. B.Lujn st. SuuJay n tiuoi at 'J :Zi a. 111. ; arad Wilson, superintendent. Htndea Afenue Linden ar. an-l Car!1n st I. N. Ml'.Vr. pi:-r. Sunday .. L'-l at lo.Oo a. u..; J. C Cv.-i!p. superluundeiiL EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION. Broajfiay 313 C. Broadway. IleT. F.. GarfleU Johnson. pat3r: rtslden-re. H1J S. '-'arroll at Sunday scb.ol at 'J: a. m ; Samue: C Lbuaan. superlntn it-nt M Tiling i-!:.ip at 10:15 s-rr.in l y tfce prttir Sii'.v'-.-t : "A S.:.1i. r s J.'C!UMiion." V---:u' IVf-i l"v illian-o it rl : ." p. 1:: . Ml9!. B. ie M. Biiin.-: ...rf. ;ir'sld-rt Lvrnli. th-tr. Cru aint Inte:np-r:tti-e ;' TI.....1 i-. S :x , i-b-r Prt a- tiln- at 7 : n !. !!. ; .ir. Mjf.j.-i r : " 1 !:i- U.-u.l 'i iiat I. ads 'ro.ii llapplt-si " 'l'bt-r will ! a j u.t fSn? of tie t r a .-' Puil-lm; i.-ia nltt-e. an l flnnn.v -.;:. n i r t'.- . -. M-n-lay eei.inr Irnur :.i.f!;n; -l:ilay fteuiiiff at 7 ::uj c:...ir r'Lfural Friday evening at N vV.--'k. Orare Chafer ; r. Llnin jj W. isd Walcut sts. Ite. V. U. lHer. reinsters. Minday i.r.i.ol at Zo. ü. F. N Kt. s jpennter.dentI!rt C.r. Lafayette and Monroe s: A", Fri-salcr, pbtor. Sunday eL .ui

a. in ; r. . Stanley, 0cs f ir everybody. Wornblp :it 10:"0 a", in

I'raiik Krb'der of

both inoinh: and evening. Second vunilng nnd Van Buren "ts., Ib v. Ualph (i. ICarkk. p:iatr. SS07 Ilatiiond av. Sunday acbo-d. 'J :r.O a. m . II. L Cbambera. superintendent. Christian Vorker' meeting at ü:lö p. iu. Chur'L meetlns: ;t 7::0 p. ui. Conference .Meiuortil United CIO S. St Joseph st. Ker. I. H. VouijiT. pastor. Sun-lay kcbool at 9:30 s. :n. ; Misa Al.ce ii -nloii nipTlntendent. M-irr.liu' worHb'.p at 10:1." Antbem by h.iir. S'-rinon : "Our liviue Ally." Cbri.tiari Bndeavor nt 7 oelok. Sub- ! t : "Cnis.i.lim: Airainst Inteinper-

an-e;" Prof. I. C. Miller, leader. Kveii- J in' service ;it 7:4 V W. M. A. ha

ibar'e. S.rmon by tbe pastor: without a Peer." Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA. Gräpel mlaaion. 430 Sv. Irflcbigau at All Christian acclsties invited to f. b!f epen air meetlnff every Wednesday. 7rld.ty, Suturuay and Sunday nights, corner Wwyne a'id Mirh:can street. Old-fashioned srspel meetlrr at VoliSnteer misBion bril Sunday nlgbt. Everybody loVltOd AH WflCUtKS. CHURCH OF GOD OF THF. ABRAHAMIC FAITK. Cliurih of Gd Services (Abraham! I ultli) bol-l servb ea in Melville ball. 212 S. Lafayette blvd. Sunday t-boni at ill a. u.. 1'. A. StiNon superintendent. Bible tudy 11:00 u. m.: B. (h Cnffel. leader. Be.-ean ilasa Friday evening i,t tbe home of I-:. C. Ballsl-a-ek. 411 L. South st.

CATHOLIC.

t. Iledwige's rollsh Corner Reott nd Napier Us. Bev. Anthony Zubowlca. S. C. pastor. Ijow masa nt :.W. 9 J and 10:00 a. iu. Sunday acbool at 2:30 p. iu. Benediction at 2i30 p. m. St. SUni'laoa' rolish415 N. Lincoln at. Bev. Boman Marc-inlaa. pastor. Mass at 7:30. 'J .00 and 10:00 a. ax. St. Casimir' Poliah 821 T. Wenater at. Ber. Stanislaus (iorka. ptator. Low mass at 7 :30 a. ui. High r.as at 10:00 n. m. Vespers at 2:00 p. xa. Sarrod Heart. Notre Dime Rer. John B. Scbeler. C. S. C. paator. Low mass bt 6:0o a. m. Students mass at 8:00 a. m. Parish mass at 10:lü a, m. Veapert at i CO p. ra bt. S'.spben'a Husgariaua Tbomaa and Mcpherson sta. Bev. Lawrence Ilorvatb. pastor. Mass at S:00 and 10:10 a m. Suuday scLcci at 2:00 p. ia. Deaedlctiou ut 3:00 p. m. St. rutilfU' 307 S. Tayior at Rv. John V. l)etiroote, C. S. C. pastor Mat at U 1:'M, 0 aud 10:30 o'clock. M. Josephs illll st. nnJ Lasalle a v. Patrick J. Carroll C C, pastor. !w masses at 7:30 and 0:00 a. m. lllga mass ut lO.OO a. ut. feuedlctlou at a ;yy p. m. Sabred Heart Helgltu 1126 W. Tqoraas st. L'er. Charle. V. Flacher, pastor. Maas at 7 :0v aud W:30 a. in. Sunday ncbool at 2A) p. ui. Beuedktlou at 3:oo p. m. MISSIONS. Hope- CTA N. St urtenaker st. Sunday s hool at "J:." p. 111. Preaihtng at 3:20 11 ud 7:30 p. ia. Services .uiiug tbt we W and Monday. Friday and Saturday evenings at 7:45 o'clock. AH welcome. Mary Aiuiieiuaker iu charge. MrnudoKe Hope 321 tl. Jefferswk bird. Sunday eoöooi at p. as t leaching ut 3:3) p. ta Preaching 3:30 aud 7:30 p. m. Serv Ires every nlgbt except Wedueatf Mary Nuueriaker in cbarR. City 113 E. Jefferson tlvd. Bay A. Bird, superintendent. Sunday s-huo! at 3A0 p. in. Bible -iass at 4:U0 p. ax tioMel 21 F- Latalle av. Service Wednesday erentnr at 7:45; Saturday and Sun-lay evening at 7 :30. Lwrybudy w claiUJc. lVnte oMat. Apo-tolic Kaith -320 N olive jt. Sunday scb'd at 0:00 a. in. Plea- bine ;it 11 i a tn. Fvetiing serv. i. :it S i"i 1 k. Midweek ineeting on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. J. B. Bowe, evant;e'iit. wedih y. itiiKrliral M i.ion - Corn it Mala and M-'iiroe sts. lvar Knudson, c!-Ier. Sun-lay school at l:0il a. m. ; August Anderson, superintendent.

tines or sentences to hard labor while the cases of the other IS will be taken up when court reconvenes Monday. The case was that of Kr'.nk Koukala. who was shot to deth in his cell in Jail where he was being held on a charge of murder. Local authorities immediately began seeking those responsible for the crime, with the result that more than 30 persons were arrested. The convictions and pleas of guilty came today only h few weeks after the attack took place. Sim Andrews and Louis Bishop, the two men convicted, were given penitentiary sentences of 10 and 15 years respectively. One other wis acquitted on a plea of insanity and it fourth was adjudged insane before coming to trial. The Mr.es given 10 of those pleading guilty ranged from $10o to J 1,000 while others received both tines and sentences of six months at hard labor.

AVIATOR GOES HOME. ST. JOHNS. N. F.. July l'J. Capt. Frederick I. Kaynham. the British aviator whose Murtinsyde biplane was wrecked twice in two months fpent in trying to start a transAtlantic flight, has received orders to abandon further attempts and return to England, he announced tonightItaynham and his navigator, Conrad II. Uiddlecomh. today directed the crating of their plane and both expect to leve with it on the steamer Grampian.

Ice cream social given by Garment Workers local 182, will be held on Slutsky's lawn Saturday evening-. July 19. Advt. 210119

r thousand Czecho-SlovuTc veterans of the world war. invalided home from lighting in Siberia, paraded up Pennsylvania av.. late Frid.iyand were reviewed by Pres't Wilson in front of the white house. It was the largest procession of foreign fighting troops the American capital had seen and the. most picturesque. All veterans of five years lighting, the eldest a man of 70 with stooped shoulders and venerable beard, the youngest were only lads. The veterans, who came across the Pacific on their way homeward, and who will sail from Newport News Sunday on their way to Bohemia, arrived early today on special trains and were quartered at Camp Meigs. Wil.HOn Reviews Troops. The troops were reviewed from the portico of the white house by Pres't Wilson, who delivered a short address. congratulating them on their achievements. The president expressed the hope that the veterans might keep in mind as they returned to their home land that the laws of God. the laws of men and the laws of nature reHiire systematic order and cool counsel for their proper application md development, and for the welfare and happiness of the human race. With the president en the portico as the. soldiers marched by were Charles Pe.-gler, Czecho-Slovak commissioner tz the United States; Col. Hurdarr, n'il.'irry attache, and several ia-: I?an "ai,j officers and officials. Afte. tr, column had passed bv tn reviewing officials. H turned ton-, a.i 1 the veterans lined up bef:r the president. Addresses Military Men. "It gives me treat pleasure." said the president in addressing the military representatives of the new nation. "o have this opportunity to review tnis detachment of your valiant army, and to extend to you, its officers and the brave men associated with you, a most cordial welcome. Though we have been far away, we have watched your actions and have been moved by admiration of the services you have rendered under the most adverse circumstances. "Having been subjected to an alien control you were fired by a love of your former independence and for the institutions of your native land, and gallantly aligned yourselves with those who fought in opposition to all despotism and military autocracy. "At the moment when adversity came to the armies with which you were fighting and when darkness and discouragement cast a shadow upon your cause, you declined to be daunted by circumstarrces and retained your gallant hope. Your

i the identity" of the nation.

The resolution .said in part: "As it is a misnomer to apply! 'foreign to Ireland, where the Hi- j bernians are involved, so it might' sound strange to include our own beloved nation under the classlfica-j tion, were it not that late- complica- j tions leave one somewhat doubtful whether we are justly entitled to call : the United States our own. or whether we are mere tenants on i t

rented land. ' The society v!ews with misgivings certain tendencies which have lately caused uneasiness in the disturber breasts of many patriotic citzens of this glorious republic. "So the order wishes to go on record as unswervingly opposed to any pact, treaty or compromise which might tempt any one to imagine that we have merged our identity or surrendered one inch of the independence, for which our fathers and so many members fought yid bled." ..

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Kobertson &ros. Co.

Store Opens 8:30; Closes 5:30- SaU to 9:30 p. nu

Good Furniture at Sale Price

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Good furniture lends to any home distinction. This need not be the most expensive made, but should have the quality that characterizes the kind we sell. Berkey and Gay furniture has a distinction all its own. The display here in our furniture section will not only interest you in design, workmanship but the remarkable low prices we can make you.

Queen Anne Vanity Cases, in genuine mahogany, full length triplicate mirror, at $67.50. Bench to match at $9.75. Also in American walnut at $45.00. Bench to match at $8.00. Old Ivory Bedroom Set Louis XVI. Dressing table with triplicate mirror, at $37.50. Bench to match at $6.75. Bed, full size, at $35.00. Low boy Dresser at $25.00. Round Bedside Table Glass top, cretonne decoration, old ivory finish, at $13.50. Four Poster Genuine Mahogany vBed Heavy post, with pineapple top, panel head and foot Berkey and Gay. Special at $73.00Solid Mahogany Chair and Rocker A beautiful matched set in English brown solid mahogany, cane back and arms, spring seat, upholstered in imported Silk Damask. Chair $35.00. Rocker $36.50. Steel Costumer Vernis martin and ivory finish, at $6.00. Steel Beds The celebrated Simmons Beds. None better, in ?4 and full size, finished in all styles Vernis martin, imitation oak and mahogany, old ivory, etc., at all prices from $9.00 up to solid brass at $25.00 and $30.00.

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is never far away from you. Telephone calls are promptly taken care of by our store shopper. Mail orders to those out of town on vacations will be carefully filled same as you would do it yourself. Read the ads daily they will interest you. Cooking is rather a disagreeable task during the hot days. Shopping days, why not take lunch down town'? Meet your friend at the

Robertson's Tea Room You will enjoy eating in this cool place. Luncheon daily from 11:30 a. m. to 5 p. m. Saturday special supper served from 5 to 7:30.

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The Pt-igrtslve Spiritual jioritty will I.- 1-1 sen 1-. .it - :"-o i.:nl 7o p ui. ererj m;ii.!j at Zvö S. .Mil h'g;:ii st.. lledtnen' L.iU. Mating ioniluite-1 bv S. V. lluswrll. ubjtvt: "The titv.it Ouoti'-ri " MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION. Mfts exerj Monday t 10:00 a. m. tt tie Y. M. t A I'.dent aud TlslL'na Minister always fl'diue. IJev. W. II. l'rphley. president: Uvr. Ci. W. Ken b, vbf i-ri'b'iit ; Kev. Juba I- luihof. sec rrturj -treamrt-r. CHb'KCH OF GOD. Churth of t;l Service arc heli la M-MIV Hal?. '212 S. I..if.ivtte t. Sund:iJ at 10:n ;i in. K. C Stilson. surnrlnlandfill. Pi!U s.tuly at 11 :0O . m. (ie-ri:e .1. Kalm. le.id'T. IVn-an lau V 1hcmI.iv rvoxiing :it tl. liuie i-f II. O. ufT-l. .17 S. St. Josfi'h t. Clinrrh of lied or faints Cbl?l oa iUrrisoa ar . one block north of Llocola Suiiilaj school at V:43 &. m. ; A. i lit r klej, superintendent ASSOCIATED 3IBLE STUDENTS. Woman's Club ball, room 24. J. M. S. t-ulldlrg. Sijn.i.iy: 1 0:.) ;. m , lecture bv YV. II. YViscia.u; :::io j. m , stmij. Te .vr i itl'-n ; ' :,"0 p- ri1- study. lle elation ; " ... iu . tud. Kzf ki !! tP'.nide.

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Theres magic in the word "Adixondacks." It's the spirit of our pioneer ancestors calling us back to Nature. It's the urge of the trails through the woods, by the lakes, over the hills. It's the dip of tlv; paddle, the song of the reel, the scent of the pine. It's forgetfulness of work and worry; it's sport and fun. It's freedom. Of course, you're going to take a vacation this summer! Go to the Adirondacks, this beautiful territory of the Indians is truly a playground paradise natural, unspoiled, refreshing. Other attractive resorts are: Saratoga Springs, Lake George, Lake Champlain, The Thousand Islands, Niagara Falls.

Any number of camps, fine resort hotels, or boarding houses, and accommodations to fit every purse. AH kinds of sports, fine golf and tennis. Your vacation days in this section will make you keen and fit for the work to come.

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Eleventh Hour clothes needs for that week-end trip: Thin suits, golf suits, white trousers, silk shirts, fancy socks, straw hats, belts, wash ties, silk cravats, nainsook and athletic underwear, pajamas, bathing suits, trunks, traveling bags and suit cases. Open until 10 o'clock Saturday evening to fill all clothesgaps for men and boys.

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The United States Railroad Administration invites you to travel, and offers Summer Excursion fares. Ask your local ticket agent to help you plan your trip or apply to nearest Consolidated Ticket Office, or write the nearest Travel Bureau, stating booklet desired.

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