South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 102, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 11 April 1920 — Page 18

rXT.Y. APRIL 11, iw:c,.

fHE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

. International Sunday School Lesson

For Next Sunday J

Review by P. B. Fitzivater, D. Teacher of English Bible, at Moody Institute, Chicago.

(Copjrlfftt 19191)

tiit: vicTonv or c;iij:ons n.xi. IJlÜSOX Ti:T .fniltrr 7. ;OLIi: TI'.T Tliriv Is no nrtraint to tin Lord to suivr by inany or by few. I Sam., II:. AiHrno.L m at i: it i a ii Jude tt:l--lO; 8: !.:'..-. rjlIMAKY TOPIC Cil.Iron and III Thrro II um! ml. JIWIOK TOPIC Hon- fildrtm Won n Victory. inti:iimi:iiati: am m:iois TOPIC Victory liy CiodVi II. dp. Yor.(; plopli: ant adclt TOPIC Onu Ullli God a .Majority.

So frrivous wrs Lt.'i I'a nfT.ir tion 1r. it thf y hi'l In der.s, av s ,-i.n ! tronijhold.i (JudqH f.: j). In their rtstrc.sa thoy cried unto tho Lord, nr.d aaln ho he.trl thorn arid s nt dellveranco. Th" nnir 1 of tho Lord rppeared to Gideon whilo .'it tho J'0!t of duty. (Jod alnays calls n ri v. ho a.r'dnn som'thim:. Gideon's hesitancy whrn called was not duo lo iinl-Hof, but to rnod'-i-ty and autlous:; Vh n on ho was convinced of duty ho was courageous and enthusiastic-. L Tlic 0MtiiiK Army (v. 1). Gideon and hl.s army arose early on that eventful day and encamped ly tho rpring of llarod. 'vr nrafnst them was th host of the -Midlanltcs in r.atth array. ms irmy tvaa lnipnifu-;:nt in romjari1,'jn with thr Mldiar.lte. II. The SIMnc of Gideon's. Anny fw. 2-S. At fJidfnn'a call S2,0.'iO nun rofponded. ready for the strudle. This peemed a small arrny to pro

apalr.st tho Midianlfo army, 125,000 trontr. but God paid this was too many Ust they ho led to boavtin:; and s !f-con?idonro. Their real dar:tr r was i.ot in their small arrny, but in th'ir j.rido. All that wer faint htart'-d were allowed to po hark, leaving only 10,000. Thrre wre 2-, 000 coward. in that jrroup of men. and, worst of all. they wTo not ashamed to confess it. Still this was too many. When God v. as through with Hin siftinir pros.-? only C00 remained. Th- 10.ooo v. ere brave men. but not of proper quality and fitness. Those who lappod tho water showed alertness and watchfulness. This test r-vea!ed the quality and fitneas of th men whom Cod would use to win victory. III. Gol fines I'ncotiratri'iiu-iit to C;ideori (vv. I) -IT). Cod hade Gidon ko down to thf Midianite camp, wIhtc h- would hear sornethiriK whieh would che'-r his heart and strengthen hi? hands. When h c.ime near h- heard a man Uli a dream, v h: h was that of a barley cake tum I. lint: into the. camp and smiting it. He als) heard tho interpr tathm K'ivdi to that dr am, which mad" f'.ideou tn 1: that cake. This greatly cheered his heart and htrerthened him for his work, ami caused his heart to burst frth in praise to Cm!. A barley cake is a very insignificant thin lt. a ery chap affair in its 11. but with the hand of Cod upon it. it would be j-'unicient to spread consternation upon the Midiar.ites ami lrln;j destruction upon their armies. IV. Cod GIes Victory to Cldeon

His army was very insignificant and his weapons most worthless. His attack was unique. The whole matter was of faith (Heb'. 11:22). Tho KTound of his faith was Cod's word and the token which he had Kiven him. Cod does not ask us to po forward without pood prot-nd upon which to rest our faith. Gideon with his 300 men formed Into three companies, each man being provided with a trumpet and with a lamp concealed within a pitcher. Thus ar-rned, they surrounded the camps of the Mldianites. They were all Instructed to keep their eyes upon their leader and imitate him. We. too, are to keep our eyes on our leader, Chri-t, and to ever do as He says. At tho proper moment they blew their trumpets and broke their pitchers, pivinp opportunity for their lights to shine out. This awful crash of breaking pitchers, following the sound of trumpets, accompanied by the hout. ."Tho sword of the Lord and of Gidon," threw the Midlanites into a panic, causing them to flht anions themselves. One hundred and twenty thousand were thU3 slain, leaving but ir, ooo of that mighty army (Judges S:10). In making the application to ourselves in this age, we can think of the sounding of the trumpets as representing prayer, or calling to Cod; the torches, as the light of the gospel; the pitchers, our human nature, and the whole, as this treasure In earthen vessels. Only as the pitchers were broken to allow the light to shine forth, and as we sound loud and long the trumpet of prayer can we expect victory.

Laborer Is Worthy of His Hire In Pulpit As Well As At Bar, . On Bench or In The Workshop

Sunday at the Churches

METHODIST.

Ftrgt Rt. Joneph N c;rfr) D. P., rator. ClaM metln ot 6:45 p. ra. uaday school at Ü :'M a. ta. : Kfiiiiftb 1 Iir. uperintendeuf. There will no otnr s rvi In this hurcb Sunday. All tf r ervi.fs '. b cnlted with the et!.r clitin-l.es tbe tabernacle. St. raul'n Ite. jarn't L. GnriKner. I. I)., palter. Krv. K. II. Cüilsuti. atiag pastor. Suniay s.a..l at t:C0 a. ta.; U. A. 1'ulkcrvou, biiperintcndeut. GrvCcror XtlrBUao n1 Tntt sti. ItfT B. D. Deck, ptor. CUfB uietltif t 8:43 a. m. Sunday chaoi at :T.O a. rn.: Ceni Wblteman, B'iperlntfudcnt. 10 J5 rnarcli to ti l-rn.t 1. fr Vob Jonas' service ; V, p. in. Kpworth 1 o n ' i e . Miss Fae Ashley, prraidriit ; 7 :;'0 union evrvice at tabernacle. Trinity Itlaine an.1 Vass.ir nxn. Ituatel U rhWlip. pastor. KoeMene 01 Cleveland nr. S'jridiy school at W .'V) a. ci.; Mrs. W. L. Oweu, superlnt-iidnt. Is lllcbl MInfr . 1 r:ii"' ta. Uer. C. J. Jorilun. p:iat'r. Sunday h hool ü:tö, Jt-sse Geurbart, supt f intendcut. ull MnrUI Church. Cor. S. Ml' M-o-an and Vlctorii ta . Cb.irles II. LeeaoB. D. C L., pnitor. Pun-Jay school nt 10 a. m.. John Edwarde, säpttrtntr.dent (irran Lafaytt blvd. and Wayne It. Iter. Tred II. Koehnemiinu, p.istor. Samlay --hool at 9.3o a. m. : t.Larle K. Mark, supertaten'lfiir. Sunday p diool 0:.') a. m . Charles I'. Stark, superintendent. The renndnieg ervb ea o the day will ! dtsp!ise.l with lu order t allow hiui?'th to participate in tie taternacro meetings. Vileya 722 K. Uivmtw.iy. Itev. CJlen C. I'ayne, pastor. IteshPnf hot E. Rush t. Sabbath sch ,v nt V.V.Q a. in.; 3d. C. J'orter. Superintendent. Klver Tark Herrath et-, o.ith or llishawaka ar. Her. fl. L Kullson. ptor. Bandajr tcboot at 9:3) a. ic. ; Mariiall ball. Btf perlntendenttk)orth Memorial Corner Olive Bt. niiJ Llneolu way V. Sunday Lcho.l at V'.O a. m. I'renrhlnff At 10:l.i a. m. by cmt rewly i.lpdnted pastor. Itov. l'rat.L licL:;a:t ; Kpvivrta leaKU- at 1 p. ;u. I're.u hli-j by the pantor a: 7 p. ra. FREE METHODIST. Fre Itbodlt 1'enn? vlranla ar. and Rviah at. Her. V. E. U'ohnter. pafr rienday acboot at 90 a. rn.; Paul .Netdtiel. auperln'en'Jent. l'reactlny a' 13:20 a. m. and 7 Jo p hl AFRICAN M. E. Oiltet A. M. I:. C10 w. Monroe at. Jtev. A. T. IteaddiDg. pastor. Tajrior' A. M. fc. 2Jo Corner Eat and Carapau ata. Ker. L I. ToueiL

PRESBYTERIAN. TTjtinloter S :ott ami t.ln Iey ! Ker. Alfred M. Lclls. I. I.. paitor; reIdtat e. Cs N. St ott it Sunday irlmui lit y) a. ra. : L. C U alteotut. auperiuffnJer.t. Lubüc worhly at 10. W a. m. uj 7 'JjQ i. ra. Trie sKion iui-et teJore the mirninj servlte. Senir Knleavor Ut j a:eft at J.0 p. la. Midweek devutlwnal .-cr ice. Vtd:ieiitii , 7 .CO p. rn. Flrtt Corner rf Va:.tt .ton kt. an 1 L:.faytt blvd. bi-de l.tnd at 0 n. xo.: John J. sl.afi .-. u i 'ertnteiidoi t. Men' Fellowship luI at t':; a. ni.. Jr. C A. Llipinotitt. i-.id'T. No niornlng rervlce. Trinity Corrrr I". Washington av. i.nd Frauds st. K.v. M M. 11-ilri-. J'h. 1 , minister. bi'de !: -.d at t ;-0 1:. in.; F. 11. F-en h. s 'I't rii teiider.t. "!iristl.ca Iax!envir. jit i:K p. rn.. leader. IaxiI S-hl.-;vcr, topp-, "What Shall We I), With te:r Sv.ii lays?" This cburcti will J' iu l:i th' t.: lernaol n. :- inp luornli' ai.-l ereuln. The cenretat!"& will iittend tiie n.mini; ?crloe la a lodj. Hop I.eer nn't Pirttr. r t r Hwln O lle'iter. Lsinhtcr. Hüde hoed at 0:.")

a. rn. ; Frank Krttrtng. ssuperlntei.dnt. (iranfrr Ilcv. ..arris. t"ist-r. SanJaj crhucl at Ö.4o a. m. liv!ne worship at Jü:4i a. Ol. eierj buudij. LvtrbvJj K otce. llsncarUn Corner errr an 1 W.-.iV lngtou ?ts. Ilev. John lez last.T fcuaday school .it V n m. I"!; a r h ervl es at 10.00 a. u. ea;r servs et at 2:0) p. tc.

MQiary. minister. Ilesiden- e CrJJ CiishinfT st. bi'Je s 1hh 1 at !:' a. ui ; Ibdand Wltw-r, superintendent. Indiana Avem:e (,'urner ladlai.a nr. ami St. Joseph st. IMward .1. t'ain, pa.-t'T. lP. sidein c 1,'dl .Marietta t. Linden Avenue I.5nd"n nr. anil Carlisle at. I. N. Miller, pastor. Sunday eliocl a lUJJ'j . tu.; J. C. Cc Up, auperr triident. Itarru prairie - bible ,li-nol 0 :-".0 a. m. Cuinnii;ni!i and jr a- hlhc at 10:.'M a. 111. Spti ia! aunt; servil. Lrerjrbudy EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION. Flrt r. I.nfayettr an1 M"nro t W. II I'rcHldey. p.'st T. Sunday school atl:üf). L. W. Lcssitnan. suporlntendtnt ; t ' Wütr it ts. Kfv. n frlr. mlo lter. Sunday sebeol at 'J:'M a. in.; C. S. Harrington, saporhitendent. hriimiMN) -MZ I'., liroaii vvBy. KeT. K tlarnrid Jol nn. panlar: realdein-e. 1416. Ca Toll nt. Sunday chKl st :.TO a U) ' 'IT)1'-V (' I.e!';li'" jh r.A-'tO . nc TiitTf will be n-j ether serv'es lurlnß the day .n hceotint of the annual conference at Decatur, Ind.; prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7 Aiitn Cit4(e ... iMtscnp, pn'-vr. KesidetK? ZV) Lincoln ut.t W.. Mintlinuka. Bible B'-Loot at 10:tO m. ta. -Jesbe barp."8. euperl.'itemlent. EVANGELICAL. Zion Corner Wayne .-nl St. Peter sts Ktv. Waldnnir (iofTone)-. rtor. t. .'ttrr'i Oi-rmnn -ilZt V. Lselle a iter. Hifi) elcbelt. pter. Sunday thool at S:0o a. ia; Carl Helakr. aunralendent. wedlh Kvnngellrat Ml81on Churrli (tner Main and Monroe ttn. KeT. P. A. trom, pustor.

ai . . and ft .!) a. 10 Sunday rf'hool at 2 20 p. ui betiedutljn at 3:0 CHURCH OF GOD. fliureh af God of the Abrnhamic Faith Services In Melville hull. 212 S. Lnfuyetlc st. Sund ly .HcWd at 10 00. F. A. Stilson superintendent. Church of Ciod or Slnt--Chap 1 on H irrU 111 nt- im hi ii-U iinrtli of l.llieiilr.

way W. Flder 1 1 s Aiihtin. paster, and!

F.. der J. L. Forsythe, assistant pastor. Sunday nehoul at fc'J:l5 a. ni.; F. V. brant, anperint endent. Worship ct 11. n. m. and 7.110 p. ni. Midveek irayer hervhe 11 Wednei lay at 7:4.) p. ui. Yountf pctple' meeting

ut p. in.

EPISCOPAL.

Washington, tor.

1 f;ivfti. v . north ' Kev. Itobert J. Long. re-

There i no calling fo rpsential to both the spiritual and phynical well beinir of humanity aa the jropel ministry'. Yet, to th eternnl shame of humanity, there is no calling so inadequately rewarded, so stingily paid, as the pospel ministry. How many of us who sit comfortably in our seats in church and listen to tho words tittered by the man in the pulpit ever distrcs3 ourselves with thoughts of the self denial, the sacrifice., the actual privations which that man must endure to appear before us even decently clothed? We know what we pay him for his work. We know what food cots today, we know what clothing cost., we know what it costs to maintain a home for our families. We know that from the man in the pulpit we are demanding and receiving the greatest sendee man can render to man, yet to him we grudingly offer a pittance, a miserly stipend, out of which we expect him to supply all of I;ls bodily wants, While he ministers to our spiritual needs. The minister of the pospel today must have learning and culture. He rmis' pass through a long period of special and expensive training. He must have qualities of hcrt and mind far superior to those recpuireJ for success in other learned e J.ipgs. Yet there is not one of the trained professions that dees not far errceed the ministry in financial reur.n.;. It h:is been asserted that the peerage salary of minister in the iJnit'Ml States v,;uld scarcely pass a. thousand dollars a year a sum far below what is earned by untrained labor. While men in other pursuits requiring only a fraction of the preparation have been granted higher pay to meet the increased cost of living, the pay of the preacher in most cases remains unchanged. The gospel command. "Let him that is taught in the word minister unto him that teacheth," has been ignore! as if it were never uttered. The young man who hears and heeds the call to the ministry is applauded. He is encouraged to give his time and talent to obstruse study. There is a virtual promise given to him that he will, in course of time, be given a charge and a .salary that will enable him to comfortably maintain himself and the family he is taught he should also support. What chilling disillusionment must com to him later as he struggles through lif on the niggardly income providMl by too many congregations. To what desperate exp.li-

ents must his wife and children 1 resort that they may be clothed go as not to brim.- reproach upon thu i

of it to hi-

wr.o goes

own and figure

husband and the father and the congregation. What rigid economy, what distressing self-der.i vl, to keep a home together, to keep food on the, table, to meet the thousand and

one monetary demands of modern i of

life, increased by the minister's standing in a community. Perhaps the Lord did send ravens to feed FJiiJah In the old days, the Lord today expects His people to

feed' the teachers of His word and j

to do it better than the ravens dia. The laborer is worthy of his hire under the most ordinary conditions and the laborer In God's vineyard is worthy of a trrat deal more. Somebody has said that if we can save the soul of America the body, politic and social, will take care of

itself. In the evangelization of the j world lie-? the world's safety. j Religion is as vital to humanity 1

as Is food the starved soul grows moro wolfish than the starved body. Religion is the true antidote for tho mental poison that the world has absorbed. To preserve religion, to strengthen its power over evil, its teachers, its ministers, must not only have a sufficiency to meet their physical needs, hut should have an abundance

to leave mem iree xor ine great oat- 14

ties. It is high time we all paused to think of how cruelly we are mistreating the men who are striving to lift humanity out of the material depths to the spiritual heights. It Is high time that every man who attends a church should remember the salary increases he re-

to the lifo hrr . r. I pr' .ich the -o--; 1 shou'd liv I . .., , . ... ' the rn:!r!"

01 ir.e voui:g r.-. an w.tn a r.e-irc- id, - r 1 - - -

j enter the ministry must be K:ven 1 ioiV: Tili: YVfLl Ol C.OI.

that has ' the . r: tin aura r. that he an The r:.,i f ;;: ; to do the . . '

nd I .at of the fj-:s.': ,f the viiu yard if ; of r.od. v.ha'-vr that may b : to sr., j ,., j-:.-, T;t--. Without surh assurance ! Vl e could l.av. r.o ; t..bitk n ra-: tl

s'iaary :s in- 1 the mlnistr'- will case to attract. 1 v:l! tie 1. ou- 1 i. . s v.i'UiJ be -

! pulpits w;:i -c'-m" vacant ard. too j , -es-ful. for the r.-..irf.ur.'. a'"hv'worl 1 i Kite, th" world wi'.l awake to the i r!i".t of an" man's P.fe. aftr it

i rcaü.tatir.n of the leprivatlon all nvi r. i- to h .v? !or. the wid ; j v.-r-'jeht 1 y i'sov.n thought:-- rr.cps.' i lod. I'rof. hr'in;taonJ. I Fay tho preaker3 a ll saliry. J The nature of their ca ! h r e; p'-even'. - S V NOT.

are i:;e:n 1 r. m p.aair.g lor r.nr.tv tor s." '' o: i;:io my lu-a.

gravf : iner.iCi . .-. ! me rr, t-- r that '?n v .i;-! '. ue :'-.r, 1 :u tc.

the hanIs ; who v. . :.. the ultar r r- p. a rt a . r rs j ",t 1 civ," ut.f t.ou In-: ;t b. ng the Yiy with the a!t,:r" an! tliat "tliry v !: t t her-. 1 a :. .' - . r'.

1 I

ce'ved and give eome minister. Kvcry man

church should sit d

the percentage of increase

been added to his income, a that );e is under obligation

minister s

creas-d in the same ratio. It is hUdi time tint the

should recognise in a stibstanti i! v.-ay its hbt to the men who ar urging, wita voice and example, the betterment cf the world.

it 1:;:, a time um ail who - .1 : . . 1 . .

ir;o pal.'l TO tlie

snould aid in unhoMir.c

those wlio are poiuti;

More Corn

'(MtS-IF Any

ufferiiig

Never T'avos a Com Toot For Very Im;.

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eicuraie nirinaay oj 1 nomas jejjerson, inua President of the UnitcdStates, and Founder of American Democracy (Born April 13, 1743), at the High School Auditorium, Tuesday Night, S o'clock.

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The hurting '"pep" -or right out cf that corn the moment a f u- drops ef ;ets-It" latids thereon. H is through, and "fr keep" "

LUTHERAN.

r-ly Trinity 7tneTti 5tirnilD 8T n Jlnüey ;. Her. Albert H. Rice, (ciitor. Sunday n-riool at 9:15 t. ; Charles Ilas3. superintendent. M. lul Ci?n i .:erTeron und Wi'lietn nt; H?v. II. H... pastor. t7-r:nan serviee at 0 :." a. in.; ln?l!sh servi.-e at 11 n. in.; llngllsii Sunday S'-ho.d at 10 a. in. tilorU Vfl Sweil'mb Ch irtn und Kerr sl. Itev. C. i. Anderson, pastor. Sunday school ami Hihle class nt 0:00 a. m. Sunday r- lino ; . m. : D:4." a. m. Ihiglih morning siTvic: 11 n. m. Sli;i iTvie; 7 p. V. he Sunday school will retnler th Faster program. It was pontp.tiifd list Sunday on account of the storm; .s p. in. Tueslay the Sun. lay scli,..d t,!i. in-rs ni,t at t!" Lome of A. V. Johnson. pp. W. JetT.rson blvd.: s p. ni. We.laesday regular mid week services; 2 p. ra., Thursday the Ladies' Aid no i ts In the t hur- li parlors; Mrs. Carolina NyU-n, Mrs Alfred Soderberg nnd Mrs. Alfred I.nvander entertain; x p. ru. Friday th Luther league m-ets nt the church parlors.

SCIENTIST. llrst Church of C'hrlt. Srlentl't Main und Madison Kts. ; 0:4." Sunday school. On Sunday the church will ie dedicateil. services at 11 :u m. ami 7 :"' p. m. The mid-week testimonial srvbe Is htdtl uj WelnesIuy at S p. in. Christian S. leiiee reaUng rooms are open dally 71M J. M. S. building. SPIRITUALIST. rrogrM.he .spiritual Ho-lety meets tn Kedmen'B hall, 3O0 h. Mlclnan st. Sunday at 7:Ci p. m. On account of the storm Faster Sun-

flay, wh will hold our testimony antl rnt'S- j sagr nit.-etlng. Message bearers. Mr. and Mr. Charles A. Taomimnn. Wilbur Hool

nun ciustav inmpii. mere wau ue a blesslnp for ull who attend. International SplrltuulUt .Melrilla hall, every Tuetoluy evening at 7:30 p m. P. T. Du swell, lecturer; subject. "What to IJelieve."

HAIR HINTS

Helpful Advlee for Car of the Hair Worthy the attention of Kt eryn Who Would Avoid Dan.lrnff. ItliIng Scalp, Ciruv Hair ami 1J ibpiexs.

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If your hair Is gettlntr thin or you uro troubled with landrutT r itching salp use Parisian sage daily fr a week and you tvlll surely li su rprlsel t ve liow IpiUkly It cheKs falling hair ami removes every sign of dandruff and Itching scalp.

JEWISH

"IWnre proln? to bed I nil n little I'arlslan s.'ge Info my sealp. says a . . ... a v. ...fi.M.-. 1 11 11 . I .ill a evtf4 .- . 1 'I 1 f i

vi .1.. , urn., i v..nMi ,ni net more ialn Put wni n

Il.Ur IS Zlt'itlO ltJ 14: 1 I I'll . J U1M JV'-j? III! i.n. . - . 1 .1-.. .,1. 1 .v ir. I, rn "'tllll" looso ami WOi"lil

nur ironi i'eiu m. icioeu "i p'iii.i..i v i- - - .

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nit ariv feeling. That

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tractively."

Ralph N. Smith.

High

school

Tuesday

EVERYBOD

Night

(April

Of Laporte Candidate for the Democratic Nomination for Congressman from the 1 3th District. Will Discuss Various Issues with which the country is confronted, and issues with which it is likely to be confronted, both from the Democratic standpoint. M en and Wo men Both Invited: Members of All Parties. A Real Patriotic Rally.

Do not fail to hear this address

see tne man. ne able to act mtel-

igently on primary day, May 4.

Remember the time and place:

8 o 'clock

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WELCOME

Com and 4Get-ltn Can't LIto Together

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Million-

hair.

BRETHREN.

Iirt 1214 Ml.-higsn ft. T.cr. C W. Ueneh, pastor. U.sMen; e. 214 1. P. road" ay. ültd. school at V:."0 a. m.; ilev. lUdbtTt Whitm.T, superintendent. First Church of tr Urethren Indiana av. and Miami t. l.'ev. II. II. ilelmnn, pustor; resi.lence, lee: V. Indiana ar. Sunday s- hool nt .::;0 a. ra. ; I. 3. stahley. ru per In ten. lent. Conference Memorial Fnhed-nn S. St. Joseph st. Kev . A. Sh kafoose. pnttor. Sunday school at l:."0 a. m., tieorffe Uurkl art. superluten.l nt ; preaebing at 10:43 a. in.; ""nrlsttun Kndeavor 0 uX) p. ni. ; preuhhig at 7: p. m.

BAPTIST. FlriVCorner Min snd Waya : fJ 8. lurift. I. I.. pmtV. H Idee- ril W. Uaji: at. KlMe i-booi t 93 a. ra. ; C S. Stephen, surerigttnrllL Caltary (foriuerlr fjulnry Street) Corner Calif-rr.l.l ::nj Fh!r. a vs. Howard I'.lJon I-o,i ird, p itor. II sM nee. JCK Woodward av. Ihe Sunday ychool ui'l m-.-et j ro:'::d'.y at i:lu; n morning or v-ni::g s.-ri e will be Leid on account f th- t..t er.... I aeetlntrs. A.l m- ts f our n :i:;i-;,. tion ar rv.eted t. :.ie -t r it :l;e chrtrra at It ;:u or In front of the Figg! v -Vi;;!jr ?tor II N. Mi'-Mgan H. Hi lu:4-". o a t- march vtitk ia l ody l tL.; tftteriiacle. ltr Snlltb Corner Iturel aJ Nplr ttf. bervl.et at 13:C) a. m. meJ f :S J p. ta.

5lt. Zlo Iter. J. H. Smirtt. pnator. funcivy vhoil nt HO a. m. f?r 21 Bit. 11 a m

CATHOLIC. St. IIrdlf( rol'mh -Corner Srntt .ml Napier sts. Iter. Anthony Znhovh-r. C S. pastor. I.ow rnaa at 7 .30, ü :0 and

i .'0:0d a. m. Sunday scaoul at 2:0 p. ra. I liVned'ftion at - :"0 p. in. ; St. Canlmir I'olNh--S21 S. Wrbter t. Kev. Stanislaus tiork a patr. Lw mtt ; j.t 7:.'0 a. ta. High mass at 10:00 a. ta. ! t s; ra at 2 :00 p. m. j a.-red Heart Notre Damo Iter. John ' II. SeI.eier pastor. Lew rasas at 0 00 a. ; m. Stü ter t mass nt 5s ") a. ru. I'arlsh , ta.nj at 1C:0" a. m sj'er at 2.C) p. m. i m. stanllu 1'olUh 41." S. Lincoln at. j Kev. Konian Marclniak. O. S. C. pastor, i M.tsiet at 7:30, y ;UO aud 10 :iX a. m.

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Surred Heart Hnnirarlii Tatalpa and Indiana avs. Kev. Alexander . Vupa raster. Low at 7 u) p. m. KaptUra ut 1:30 p. in. Vespers at 7:30 p. ra. St. Mary' of Th llolr Htf.rn.rj Pollsb Cathollr at (rner SampV and Kosiusko .ts Kev. ll.is'd Syrhta paster. Low mags w k davn. 7:t" a. ra. Sur.liy. S :(H) a. m mass Suudaya and Holy Daya at i)J a. m. Pt. 0tphn'a lloifkrUa -Thomii and vicl'hcrnoD sta tier. Lvreace llermth. pastor. Mass at 5:00 and 10:13 a in SiiBday ence: t --Ov j. tn. Uta-dl'-tloi. at Z AO p. m. rtrlV 3C7 S. Tay3T at R John T. I'eiJ' .ot. C S. ( .. juato. Mass at 7 :o0. y and 10:30 olxk. ht. Jph'HUl at. aoJ Laiallr av. ratriok J. CarrolL C. S. C. pastor. Iow mates at 7 and 0:00 a. rn. li'gh nsta at 10.ÜO a. m. fanedicUou at 3:vM p. ra. Srr4l Hrt BJkV 1i:a W. ThJnas at. tier. cTarle V. 4lscBcr. aator.

Tempi. net It -LI -Corner LatalU I ind Taylor at. j MISSIONS. Hop C35 N. Stnaennner si. Sunday -hool at 2:00 p. m. rreacblng- at 3:30 and 7:30 p. m. Serrirea during tea week nnd Monday, Friday and Saturday eTrnlnpra at 7:4i o'clock All welcome. Mary Nuneniaker la charge. City Iiecnv 113 H. Jarrerson nlvd. Kay A. Ulrd, superintendent. Goapel 2U K. Lanalle av. SerTlcea Weli."slay evening at T:4."; Saturday and Sunday evenings at 7:30. Lverybod; weUoaie. Intecotal Apostolic Faith ,130 N. Olive st. Sunday achool at 10:00 a. m. Preaching nt 11:00 a. ra. Evening serrIce at 5 o'clock. Midweek meeting on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. J. Ii. Howe, evangelist. VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA (jotpel mission. 4.0 5 flcülgaa at. All C!:rltlaa aocletie Invited to bis open air meeting every Wednesiaj. friluy, Sat'irday and SnnUay nights, eorntr Uayne and MUaigin atreets. t)ld-faih-lonad ffcap! raeetlnc at Voloctear mla Ion br.ll Hun-Jay alght. Creryl! lavttd. all wim-u. SALVATION ARMY. Salratlon Arrny Meetings every night, except Monday at S o'cloc k at 107 W. Olfax nr. Sunday aervbea; jail n.eetlng t:30 o'clock a. rn.; Sunday school st 2 oMock; young ;ejple meeting at ti:30 olo k; preachiES oy Capt. TreTltt at 8 o'clock. ZION SERVICES. SiinJay 3 p. m. In rrlora cf Propre? cluh. M1t1I bulldlni?. 'Z12 S. Lafayette blvd.; blackboard talt, "Character Kulldlng nn.l Divine Health For Spirit, soul aiol I5r.Iy": prayer witli and fur tbo glaful and ufTli-ted : 7 p. ra. at union labor temple, S. Michigan St., 'Tbe Lcnjjuo of Nation anl Their l'lace In Kihlo Fropheoy " Illustrated with pictures. AH welcome. Itev. Vau Ii. Snumaker In charge. MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION k!ets every Monday at 10:00 a. ra. at the I. M. C. A. Healdeot and rlaltlor ministers always welcome. Rr. XV. 11. FresLley. president; Rev. (1. W. Bench, vice prenldent: Ker. John L Imhof. ee retjry-treascrtr. INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STUDENTS' ASSN. Womana Ciub tall, roem ZIA. J. if. S. bu'.Mlng.

Sunday 10 a. m. children's nnd Yonn

reopi-B tlasses; itudy, th New Crea-j tion; tyi. in. LrrkUl's Temple; 7:3iJ p. j

in. uereiation ; Wednesday s p. in. prayer meeting; Friday s p. ra. tabernacle shadows.

rteautlful. oft. glossy, healthy

ami lots of It. Is a slrnpl

those who use Parisian f.is;. This harm

less. Inexpensive. lelb ateiy perfumed, I and non -greasy invlgorator Is pidl by j Wettlck's druff store nnd at all ood lru and toilet counters. Be Mire you get tho ! genuine Parisian sago (Ilroux's as that j

has tlie r.ioney-nacK guaranre printed on every pacakage. Adv.

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li:iv- pr.vel '('Jcts-lf to So the one and ' only unfailing, omimmi sense corn re- j

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i "tiffs-It tsts nui a unit- :u .ui? ui' i i store and mrrifs a inon-y -1.k k guaran- ' I tfl tiv F. I awrelico t; Co.. Cli!r:g'.

Sold in South l.-nd ami ltM-oiunicnd.-d !v ! i'entral l)rug stör-. Strl-bel - Stelnel. j Weftbk's Medbdne Storo and in Mlsh.iwaka by the K'.mI Cross PhaniKuy. Adv. !

It is raid that vigorous rropapanda is beins carried on by Allies

in the occupied part of Germany for J tho purpose of a'itnatine the Rhine- ,

landers from Germany, and that the German Government has protested agrainst it .

Senators of the Military Committee Kay that ollicers are resigning and men doertim? "In droves'" bcaus of their inability to make army pay meet ciuenses.

HAVE YOU A SPARE ROOM? Furnished rooms needed for a great number of high grade men immediately The Studebakcr Corporation is going to employ 1,000 additional high grade mechanics each month for the next five months. A great many of these men will be single men who will want FURNISHED ROOMS IN PRIVATE HOMES. IF YOU WANT TO CUT THE HIGH COST OF LIVING IF YOU WANT TO HELP SOUTH BEND GROW Keep your unused or vacant rooms listed with Studebaker. USE THE COUPON OR WRITE OR PHONE THE CO-OPERATIVE DEPARTMENT of the STUDEBAKER CORPORATION.

FILL OUT AND MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY. The Studebaker Corporation, 1 Co-operative Department. Have rooms (describe rooms) Located .-.. . Remarks Signed

There is more than mere cloth to

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for YOUNG MEN They're Insured! IN addition to dependable --materials tailored by hand there is more than 20 years of specialization in back of every Gold Bond Garment. The maker's guarantee protects you in every respect. The only real economy is to buy good clothes and GOLD BOND CLOTHES are popularly priced within your reach.

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