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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES
SUNDAY
Everyone is invited to attend the services in South llend churches. All seats are free.
Itrjrular as well a special services are announced below. Pastors arc invited by The New
Tirnes management to sen the paper outlines of their Sunday sermons that they may ho
read by th tlo.OOO News-Times reader in the Monday editions. Through this medium the
sermons can le addressed to a congregation which h even more than city-wide.
MLTiionivr.
1 ir.t . .Vain st . IP-v. ib-nrj L. Pavl. j
I -r r. " 1 .i Tu-t 1 u ir '.:; Sunday
li '.) ;.'U. .1. '. l.ou j fiT, siiperint'.nd-j
tit. sYriie-tis p;p .i. m. and 7:00 p. m.
1'!-1TT meeting 'edl:ed IV evening.
'Vhf i :i f i r w vj,-;ik bMi morning .md
fMiii:-. Tla- nnlw of the KnighN
'f I;.: I.I.ih will :itt-in! t i i - morning "tv
ler 'u a 1 !'. Tie in-ritlitic .iiilj- t. "An-
!'-ut .in. I .f"lrn Knl'!tl:'t'..i." 1 1 ii In
mil'Jv t. "I'rej.jire to .Meet ll-.d.' I : ; . v . . r 1 1 1
J. ;i'i;' jMTvl'e ji. 77 1 . v:iltj--t, "Til"
i "li.i 1 !e ge i'f t.e aanglng I'.'ist." lender,
V;iJr-r tni.ijilll. Following I the
UiUi id program tinder ilie dire. tln f
K. I. t.l'.vd: Morning. Vr- tide in II Hat.
by i:.iti-fi-; Antli'Mii 'liri-ti;i it, the .M'rn
i: k. Sweetly nr Thee," bv SIj !l-y :
.fT.r.it"i "I'f J..nl is My Light."
! Allil s. ii, nng It y I". '. 1 '; ri-y ; IV.st-luiN-
In I' minor, by Ihttbte. livening,
Jr-l!j-l'. ttiou." t.'.v i,Hiii; Ancheni
'. Ilv Ami iM" li I'.iii-k; nfleratorv,
"M. .lir:iti-.ii." by IhiImiW: p..tlude in V
I.orenz I'mwr im' tiu us uoial '-l -t;
day evening.
St. rul' Memorial -rolf.it sr.d b.l
poite ar K v. .1 nines I.. ( I i rd i ner, I. !.,
pe-fr. SiiikI.iv sflncl at f :'.'), conducted
by Sui-t. .M rritt (.'. Ucale.
(rare -Services n the nctv tnbrrnac-le.
rnrm-r S. Michigan ami Ilaney st Iter.
V. K. I ugfiTt v. p-'tr. Sunday school
si. tn. I'rea. liing sit JO !." in., 3:00
I. tn. and 7:) p. in.
Morning sul't. "The Sacraments."
Ienln nlj' t, Tl e ihr.v f thn
4j.ifr." riiuii li ni;trt t nt ni'irninv: stv-i-f.
Churn's Hioir :it v-1 1 i n ir Tvir.
Kjiwortii ItMiriif, U-;dT. Mri. Kmcst Ilr
titio, iiliji- t. 'liallf ii't' f tli
M.aiijfiu K.i-t." Sunday jjcJi.hiI b:ird
nic,tinx Monday 7 :.". p. tn. I'rajt-r iintt
hir Wi dncd ay' 7 j. m.
L.oei llriKlit Minor and Ir;;ncls
V. It. UrlK', ia"t'r. Sund;ty school
U:lJt a. in., K. M. Motlit. iip-rlnteudf nt.
I'uhllo virshlp 11 n. in. and 7 :.?-0 p. iu. Kp-
v.a.rdi h-auo at 0:."" p. m., Kl-v. A. F.
S' liafor. Irador. 4
Trinity Ilia In? nr.d Vassar av?.. Tier.
M lvln Hunt. Sunday s liool 1 a. m.
11. N. KtJdor, snpt. .Morning worship 10:45.
puorth Irague 0:10 p. in. llvt'iiiug service
7 : i .
Mornins; sul.i'i.t, 'Suprrino Sorvlco."
Tin iurt"t will sine. Ilpuorth league
it t :1". l'd 1y .1. ij. A in-. tr'tir:il ro
tary f thf V. M. i .V I'.vaii'fdlstU- st-rv-1
o at lod ly t in pastor ;inl I. Clark
Jtfad sinv:iii oai:x'!i-t frttn Akron, Iud.
A hir'o 1 hort:s will sing. T'lio pator will
ipoak 011 "(lotl's I'Sr.st "iufstion to Man."
Tht-ro will ho spt- ial strvi t-s In tho church
every til'hf tliis wnk oipt Saturday.
MomI:iy nljrlit is women' niht. and thrco
p; oiniiiont wtuiin f the church will speak
liricfly on Important themes. One entire
e-titi of the church has Pcen reserved
for women :it thi.- service. "A Woman's
Ph-a" will I to the pastor's otpic. Tuesday
nltrht lie will clve "A Irntna of I. lfe in
Three Acts": Wednesday night. "A Com
inoii Sin"; Thurdav niyht. 'The Itefuce
of I.ie"; 1 riday night. "Untiii Patlis
.( Years I'roni Now." Prayer meetings
Tuesday untl l'riday inorniiiirs In t.lie
various groups; Wednesday p. m. in
the church. Junior league at ,":;'.(, Mrs.
W. L. Owen, superintendent.
S t nl I Memorial Miihicn and Virloria.
ss. i:ev. J. I'. McKay. ;."stor. Sunday
i-iiool nt D:t" a. in., A. Katterlieinrich.
iiperintcndeit. Men's P.ilile class mught
lev the p;ist.r. PuNlic worship sit 11: a.
in. I.'pwoith league at G:.".0 p. m., Miss
Flos-ie Jester, president.
K'liwiirth Memorial Corner Lincoln
highway urst and olive st., the Kev.
Jes-e W. Itunch, jasfor; Claude Young.
isitant pastor. Sunday school at 'J:U0
a. in., Cliuile Young, superlnteiulenf.
(ifrman - Lafayette and Wayne sts..
Kev. II. S. Miller, pastor. Sunday school
l a. in.. John Kocli. superintendent.
Preaching 10 ::ai a. m. and 7::;l p. m. Lp
wofth league 7:(h' p. m. Prayer lueeting
Wclueday 7 :4o p. m.
AVflrnn Sa tuple sf. and Marietta a v.,
Pe . . P. . Spitler. pastor. Horning ser
vp 10:."0. livening service 7 :.".o. Sunday
sc il '.."." a. in Prayer niectlng Wedues
d;. even in g. 7 :."'.0.
Miinmtn ( Impel - I ivisi !! rd.. the Kev.
iaude Young. patoi S '.aday chtol at
lo a m.; Mr. P.unch. superintendent.
I.'pwoi th league sit ', :(Mi p. in. Preach
ing at 7 :") p. in. by the pastor.
.Ml. Pleasant Kev. Claude Young, pas
tor. Satiday school lo o'clock; Mr. Castle,
pi rintendeiit.
Po'.tajje f hatl Tier. Claiitle Young,
pastor. Sunday school 10 a. in.; Mr.
Cn'vert. siiporiuteudeiit. Morning worship
at 11 o'clock, preaching the pastor.
IJUrr Park -S. Seventh st.. K"v. A. W.
Smith, pastor. Suaday s.'ho.d a ;i :"0 a.
1.1 ; C. I'.. Wolfe, superinteutleiit. Pultllc
worship with sernioii. lo:l" a. in. and 7. 00
p. 'ii. Junior league at .' p. m. Kpworth
;c.igue at ':.';o p. ni.
liiwr I'ark M. I!. Seventctiith st.
S;-::day school p. ni . llmma Purkey,
s : pc: inteiident. Junior hague .'' p. in..
Mr-. John Se moure. superiiitendent. I.'p
ioit!i league :'t) . in.. Miss Ksthr Wsinl
president. Pte.i'-hing at 7 :".i p. m. Pray
er meeting Wednesday evening at 7 :.",0.
Morning , noon m p.itor. Subject of
cf!iing vriimii, ".:t l'.i-TrU" sind a
. c ver-
l-'siiling I'rieii.
Lpwoith league.
'e:i tic rs
Canoil ;iid'!' and P.Ianche
I:!V'ol. Meeting of SUIldilV S. l.Ool .oaltl
Monday eetii:ig .n the residence of Arthe.r
iuiii Prater ;ii;d praise meting 011 Wed
t ning sit :: oVl.uk.
A r Kit AN M . t:.
CHvrt A. M. II. Kev. C. Ilniery Allen.
F O. pa-t-T. oP- W. Monroe Pte!i-!-g
lo :.".: a. i. Sunday school .'l:00 p. m.
Pi u hi: 7:4" p. m. Cla-s meeting 12 m.
Zion A. M K. Kev. IV W. P.owen. pas
tor. Pre.iehing 11:'U a. m. and s :00 p. m.
Simla y school VJ ::'.o p. m. Prayer meet
ing Wcdncsi' .r ceiling.
Ttst'or A. M I
.Iaii Cliapel Iter. W.
II Ta'nr. ia-'.r. Sunday s 1 1
Morn'tig pre.o-hiiig at lo:4o.
at l -J ::;.
livening
pi C.i"
S'f
1 1:1:1: "mi:tiioiit.
MethodUt Pi'unsylvanii
f ree
ar.
a nd
if for the Blood Tl
has etTected complete recoveries
In rturr.eroui rain la whir h th rvourc
of phvfciciani haU tt.-aa exhtustcd.
Powerful but Nor-Injurious.
Astonishing results in Malignant
Cases. Purely Vegetable.
Arr.ncg U d' wttbiji tt t,,4 irt Rh;l.
rr. t m. Hi1 I'o. rt, N-ro sTft dJ
1 cr(.ur'Di!ition. Iaer. Kvirr r.1 lcM,ier
Pi'e.3t:r'toir-ti Tir-il.e. tVtit:r
tin.l atarrtj .etc An lnt'ulie !j tc Tutr-r-j!
Ilig&y eujrior futrl tonic
Ed url2r r.
"Kinmtt.i'n fr t-n yer. ene tattle ctirl
ne." Mif, X !.
F.l rCf. n : Tt.r ttt cured re tn
"r f nn rtr. li..
stM tny .fe --I.nf.,
C'urJ In two WV.fc I.irht. rk
" u r-l luf-if tr'iK Sp-i 1 1 h .
'l ltf r in i', tr.ry tm , ;erurt. " ritrn.f t.
stfr.a.-h trr.ul.io 'fn )4r. Two ttt:e
riif1 r.."- IUitrtli al.
V:ri wfn jrr.turfl be two rattle
V. anlen. N. C.
rlt f ' r fr hookt n.1 fti out t
ALKANO wl'.lil for j on.
A Unn ani full inform: 'cn rearl-r.jj It
mT I- ot.Uif.I fr- ft r .r ; .-rnt, f r
LAtMO REMEDY CO.. lanws City, M3.r
A.kant nity l -ltaintd from Ira
Pirdleiaiigli, f)l! Lafayetto at.,
jutli liciiJ. Iiivi. 'uic Ao'eriL
AT THE
I L
Itusli st.. L. N. Foulk. pastor. Sunday,
s-hool 9:.T0 a. ni.. Oscar lfatsoa, super-;
intendeut. Pr--'lilng serrlces at 10:00 n.
ni. and 7:r,0 p. in.
IUer Park Iree MeliodUt Fourteenth
and Vine ti. K. S. Jennings, pastor. Sun
day pe hoc 1 fJ:Z0 a. m. Preaching IO.jO a.
rn. Voun; Ptople'g mating C:0.
Union Y. P. Meeting 3 p. iu.. Mlshatraka
nnJ Itlvcr I'ark. Preaching 7:30 p. m.
ritEMJVTKUIAN.
.1 lrt Cor. Washington ar. and Lafay
ette Kt.. Iter. Charles A. Lipric'-ott, I. I.,
minister. Iter. Howard J. Clifford, asso
cidte minister. Miss Charlotte M. Par
tridge, assistant to the minister. Public
Mtrnlng HUbjot, "A Hundred Years of
Peace." livening, "Has the Church Coi
lapseil?" a discussion of the "Century"
sirticle on this question. Preliminary mu
sical program by tiie orchestra, beginning
at 7 p. m. Pleasant Sunday afternoon at
I p. in. Address by Hov. James L. ar
tliner. I. I., en "That Printer fo IMelPs."
.Musical prognuu ly Mrs. Gerge II. T.
Hams. rg:inlst. ami Miss Zolah Mont
gomery, soprano. Hi Me ohod at a.
m. Men's Itllde study Iel by the minis
ter at U :'.',( a. in. .Iunitr Ilmleavor at ."
p. in. Young People's society at 0:1." p.
m. Midweek meeting Weluesday nt 7:.'V)
p. m.
Trinity Cor. Colfax ar. and St. Teter
st.. Iter. John S. Hum, pastor. lUhle
school J. P. Whiteinnn. superintend
ent. Preaching service 10:4o a. m. and
7:.".0 p. m.
Young People's Christian Mndearor
meeting at 0 : C p. m. Mttrnlng sermon
theme: "Developing. Training and KnllM
iug Christians." Krening sermon theme:
"Does it Pay to be u Christian." Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening at 7:.' fol
lowed by the cnolr practice. Frldaj' oveti
Ing is tt be si red letter evening for Trin
ity. The Kev. Albert Mcdarrah, church
efficiency expert from Chicago, will be
with us to help us solve our problems.
He will speak fio the men of fhe church
and the community at 7 p. m. at the sup.
per which we hope 100 men will attend,
rollowlng the supper at 7:.':0 the on-hes-trsi
will - lay and .Mr. Mc;arrah will ad
dress all the membership of the ehureh
and friends who will come. After this
public meeting he wishes to moot nil the
ollieers of the ehureh. Let these three
meetings be kept In mind and well at
tended. Westminster Iter. It. It. Hostetter, pas
tor. Sunday school a. iu. Public wor
ship 10:I." a. in. and 7:r.0 p. in.
Morning theme, "Christianlt v's Par
Flung P.attle Line." Evening. "Publican
and Pharisee." Junior C. L at o'clock.
Intermediate C. II. 3:r,0; Senior C. II. i'r.'.'A),
subject, "Life's Solid Foundations."
Prn3ertneeting Wednesday evening. Sup
per will be served at t:::0 bv eommltCe
So. 2, led by Mrs. S. G. Hunker.
Crumstotrn Chureh Dr. Thompson, su
perintendent. Sunday school " 00 p. in.
Preaching service 3:00 p. iu.
Hope Leer and Dayton sts., George
William Allison. Li. D.. minister. Hlble
ehol i::u). L. A. Walker, superintendent.
Morning worship at 10:l."i a. in. livening
worship at 7:.".o. Midweek meeting each
Wednesday at 7:.;o p. m. Teachers' tniln
ing class at S:80 Wednesday evening.
Classes for all attendants. Morning
worship at 10:4.., sermon topic. "Seek ye
First the Kingdom." Y'oung Peojde's so
ciety Christian Mndeavor. :i,", topic,
"Solid Foundations of Life," I Cor. ,;9-l.".
livening worship with eingelistie sermon
at 7 :."o. theme "Repentance." .Mid-week
tnt-etlng Weilnsdav evening at :'.'), topic,
"Ye are Witnesses," Luke JI :4.VS. The
public is cordially invited to attend and
participate In all these services.
Korkhlll Union Sumption Prairie road,
one-quarter mile west of Olive st. Hible
school at :2. p. m.. Owen Whitetnan, su
perintendent; international lessons. Re
ligious worship nt 3:4o p. m. In charge
of lllder Harris.
Granger Iter. J. H. Donaldson, pastor.
Sunday school 10:00 a. m. Preaching 7:45
p. m. C. E. 7:00 p. in.
Hungarian Corner Washington ar. and
Cherry St., Itev. H. Hertok, pastor.
BAPTIST.
lird Main and Wayne sts.. Her. Chas.
A. Dei ker. Sunday school l:CO a. in., S.
G. Chord, superintendent. Preaching at
J0:4." a. m. livening service 7 :Z0. Prayer
meeting Wednesday. 7:4." p. m.
Kev. Henlamin F. Martin of Chicago will
preach at both services. Teachers' train
ing clstss Wednesday evening nt 0:15. Prof.
Sims, leader. Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at 7:4.". Deacon Thomas Freeman,
leader. It. Y. P. P., J. t. Ames will lec
ture on "Itussla."
Qaincy Mrret Qulncy st. and P.laine a?.
Itev. Thomas J. Parsons. Hlble school
:." a. m . J. W. Itandall, superintendent.
Preaching services 10::J0 a. in. and ":"() p.
m. H. Y. P. F. 0:4.", p. m. Midweek ser
vice Wednesday evening.
Mornii.g subject. "Daniel's Vision of
Setenty Weeks." livening. Fanny Crosby
memorial service. At the morning service
Mr. Parsons will continue his sermons on
"Phoprechy" by request. 15. Y. P. P.,
:!. jt. m.. leader. Miss Ylolette Johnson,
subject. "The Solid Foundation of Life."
M"ndav evening. Hrotherhood mtH'tliig, F.
11. Cheley of the Y. M. C. A. will speak
on "Hoy Facts." Tuesday nt 3 p. m.
Women's Union Klble class will meet with
Mis. M. W. Morse. (Lo Hex st Wednes
day evening midweek service sit church.
Friday p. m. Ladies' Aid thimble at
Mis. S. Calvert's. l'JI't W. Washington ar.
Friday 7 ::u f p. ni.. dispens?itlonnl Hible
study at the Young Women's Christian
a-s,,ciatiou.
Mount Zlon UaptDt 113 X. Hirdsdl st.
Evening service 7:30. Prayer meeting
Thursday :(o p. m.
First swedii.li Cor. Laurel and Napier
sts. Services 10 :"0 a. m. ami 7 :.".0 p. m.
eery ether Sunday. Itev. F. W. Jeweil
will preach.
CIIKInTIAN.
lirht Main st.. satuh of public library,
Itev. Johu M. Alexauder, pastor. Morn
ii.g Pdble school D:ir.. J. Hollaud Witwer,
superintendent. Morning service 30:40.
Christian Endeavor 0:15 p. m. Eveuing
service 7 :T,o.
Morning sernittn. "The Sm.ill Tse f
Great opportunities. Evening worship.
7:.u. Senior ( aristlan Endeavor toj'ic.
"The Solid Foundation." Leader Arthur
Hunter. Junior Endeavor Saturday aft
ernoon at l'::.
Indiana Atenue Indiana and Witwer
avs. iter. Cecil Franklin, pastor. Hlble
school !:; a. m.. Fred Wilson, superin
tendent. Services 11 ;. m. and 7:IX) p. m
Junior Endeavor 2 :.'U, p. m.. Mrs. A. L.
Hrenner. supertntendent. Senior Endeav
or 0:30 p. m. Prayer mcetlug Wednesday
7 :.".0 p. m.
Linden Avenue ( hurrh of C hrist Lin
t'en av. and Carlisle t. Edward 'as tie.
p.istr.r. Preaching ltf:3o a. in. and 7:30 p.
tn. Sunday school 2:30 p. m. C. E. at
0:30 p. in. Prayer meeting Wednesday at
7 :3o p. m.
i v.N(;i:ur.L association.
I lrt Lafayette and Monroe sts.. J. H.
Evans-, pastor. Sunday school at 0:"O a.
i:i . tleorge J. Long. superi!itende.i. Mora
lag "Tiiinii at lo:."j . m. Y. P. A. .it
.:"!. Miss Clara Iekstatlt. president.
Midtek services; Prayer meeting Tues
day and Wednesday evenings at 7:3a)
"M' k.
Crace Lineola Way west an 1 Brick av.
Kev. Daniel D. S;el her. minister.
Sunday school '.t:.;o a. m.. George W.
Devino. superlnteudonf. Wor!i1p ami s,-.-.
moil P:"i . m. Theme. "Approved bv
Mircles." Y. P. A. ..rvl.f 0:45 .. m .
Wra O'D.ll. presldtMit. topic. Solid
Fo.indati'tn f Life." Htith Spdser, leader.
EveulLg service 7:30 p. m., tLr. "Cliris-
CHURCI
!ES
Hon Security." Hour of pntyer and
T ac? ers meeting Wetlnesday at 7:3) p. m.
Miipah Corner Main ami Monroe sts..
Itev. John O. Mosier. Sunday school 9:30
a. m., F. F. Hurgener, superintendent.
Sermons at 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 p. in
Catechetical classes tvijl im-ct sit 2:.' p. m.
Young Peoples alliance at 0:: p. m..
subject. "Tlie Solid Foundation of Life."
leader. S. C. IehmHii. I'rayer me'ting on
Thursday ami Wednesday evening at 7 :"..
Choir pr:nti'-e Frid.ay night. The revival
meetings vhi-li Joive been in prgrrss for
fine past four weeks will eome to il loo
Sunday night, with a special sermon by
the pastor, rhosen for this closing service.
Many have been eovertod during these
meetings, and the membership have re
ceived new strength for more aggressive
service for the Lord.
UKETIIKEX.
First Brethren Church 1214 S. Michigan
St.. Kev. A. II. Thomas, pastor. Sunday
school 0:3.0 a. in.. Hartley Firestone,;
superintendent. Morning service 10:30.
Christian Endeavor 0:30 p. m. Evening
service 7:30
ITmt Church of (he Brethren Miami
st. and Indiana a v.. Iter. M. Clyde Horst.
Sunday school 9:30 a. m. Men's Hible
class in charge of the pastor. Women's
Hlble class taught by Miss Cora V. Wise.
Preaching 10:30 a. rn. and 7:30 p. in.
Second Ctiureli of fhe Itrethren dish
ing and Van Huron sts. Her. J. G. Grater,
pastor. Sunday school at 9:30 a. in., G.
A. iSenseman. superintendent. Morning serv
ice 10:."0. Et eulng service 7 :30. Chris
tian workers' meeting at G 30 p. m.; Johu
Austin, president. I'rayer meeting Tues
day i:00 p. tn.
I NITKD HIIETII HEN.
Conference .Memorial Preaching- 10:45
a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school 9:30
a. m. Christian Endeavor 0:110 p. m. Mid
week service Weduesday 7:15 p. m.
LUTHERAN.
Holy Trinity English Sherman av. and
Lindsey st.. Her. Albert 11. Keek, pastor.
Sunday school 9:15 n. m.. II. Motts. super
intendent. Men's Hlble class taught by tle
pastor. Women's class taught by Miss
Honiuth. Young ladies' " class taught by
Miss Johnson. Chief service with sermon
by the pastor at 10:30 . m. Vespers with
sermon by the pastor at 7:30 p. in.
Prayer service for teachers at 9 si. m.
Chief service at 10:."0 a. in. Sermon by
the pastor, subject. "The Cross of Christ."
No catechetical instruction or Junior
league on Sunday owing to the funeral of
Ethel Anderson, a member of the Sunday
school Junior league cntechetb-al class.
Luther league at 0:30 p. m.. topic, "The
Holy Christian Church." Leader. Miss
Elizabeth Heyrer. Vespers with sermon
by the pastor at 7:.' p. m. The Luther
league wil meet on Tuesday evening sit the
home of Mis Edna Halrd, Hex st. Lenten
services will begin on Wednesday evening.
It being Ash Wednesday the service will
also be preparatory to the holy commun
ion. The pastor will preach on the sub
ject, "The Unknown Depths of Sin," bas
ing the sermon on Christ's first word
from the cross. The choir will meet on
Friday at 7:o p. m.
St. Paul's Oern-.in .reflerson blvd. and
William st.. Itev. Henoch Holle. German
service at 10:30 a. m. Sunday school at
9:00 n. rn.
Morlng sermon by pastor, subieet,
"Prophecy Fulfilled." Evening. "Sowing
and Heaping."
Zion's Evangelical Corner E. Wayne
and St Peter sts., Kev. Martin Goffency,
pastor.
Gloria Del Swedish Chapin and Kerr
sts.. Kev. Gottfried Olson. Sunday school
9:0") a. in. Services at 10:30 a. m. and
7:3.0 p. m.
Morning service. "The Necessity of
Prayer for More Laborers In the Harvest
of the Lord." Eveuing service at 7:30.
test: 2 Timothy. 3, :K-4 :", "Hut Thou
Hast Followed Me Continue Thou Do
the Work of nn Evangelist." Wednesday
eveuing sit S o'clock mid-week service.
Thursday evening 7:30 choir rehearsal.
Saturday 2 p. ni., confirmation school.
EPISCOPAL.
St. James Lafayette st.. north of Wash
ington av. Parish house, .319 W. Colfax
a v. High Kev. John Hazeo White, D. D..
bishop of the diocese of northern Indi
ana, rector. Kev. II. It. White, vicar.
Holy communion. 7:.".0; morning prsiyer.
litany .and sermon. 11 30; evening prayer,
5:15. Sermon by the vicar, subject. "The
Open Wav."
Trinity Hungarian S. Lafayette St..
near old court house. Kev. Victor Von
Kubitiyi. rector. Services at S:O0 a .in.
and 10:00 a. m. Hible class Thursday at
CATHOLIC.
St. Patrick's 3C7 S. Taylor st., Itev.
John P. DeGroote, C. S. C, pastor. Low
masses at 7:30. 9 :0o a. in. Solemn
high mass nnd sermon at 10:30. Haptlsm
at 2:00 p. m. Vespers at 3:50 p. ui. Sun
day school sit 3:00 p. ni. Meeting of church
Societies at 4 :U0 p. m.
St. lledwige PoIMi Corner Scott and
Napier sts. Her. Anthon Zubowbr, C. S.
C.. pastor. Low mass at 5:30. Children's
mass at 9:(H) a. in. High maH at 9:t0
2:00 p. in. Vespers at 7:50 p. iu.
St. Stantsns Polish Il." N. Lincoln st.
Her. Homan Marciniuk. pastor. Mass at
0:K, 7:50 ami 10:50 a. m.
St. Caslmlr's PolMi--21 S. Webster st.
Low mass at 7:3") a. m. High mass at
10:00 a. iu. Vespers at 2:00 p iu.
St. Ailelberfs Polish Olive and Grace
sts. Kev. John Kubacki. pastor. Dstily
mass at 7:15 a. m. Holy hour Wednesday
evening at 7:30. Sunday mass 7.50 and
9:00 a. rn.
St. Joseph Hill at. and Lnsalle av.,
Patrick J. Csirroll. C. s. C, pastor. Low
masses nt 7:30 ami 9:00 n. m. High mass
nt 10:30. Henediction 3:uo p. m. Sunday
school at 2:30 p. in.
St. Stephen's Hungarian Thomas and
McPherson st. Kev. Alexander Vnrlaky,
pastor. Mass at s :00 and 10:15 a. m. Sun
day school at 2:o0 p. m. Henediction nt
3:00 p. m.
Sa red Heart Helgian 1120 W. Thomas
St. Kev. Charles V. Fischer, p.u-tor. Mass
l. .JMh .....1 ,..!, n . . . 1 ..1 ...
si i t .ov ici't ..o a. iu. cuiiu.ij "cnooi at
2:3 i. m. Henediction at 3:00 o. m.
sscred Heart Notre Dann Low mass
at 0:00 a. m. Students' mnss at S:0) a.
in. High miss at 10:15 a. m. Vespers at
2 :00 p. m.
St. .Mary's German 451 S. Taylor St.,
Kev. J. M. Sherer, C. S. C, pastor. Mass
at 7:30 and 10:00 a. m. Sunday school at
2:30 p. m.
SCIiINTIT.
I irst Church of Christ Main an l Madi
son sts. Service Sunday sit 11 :0O a. m.
and 7:30 p. re. Sunday school 9:15 a. ni.
TEMPLE HUT II -EL.
Corner Lasalle nr. ud Taylor st.
Abraham Cronbach. rabbi.
Ital ld Ctonbacli will continue the scries
of tlis.o'irses Christian doctrines a the
Jews st teem. Morning subie.t. "The
Trir.it i." on Sunday. Feb. 21. "there will
be si patriotic er lee sit the temple in
calibration of Washington's birthday. The
Jewish Feat f Purln will be te'ebrated
Feb. 2. In the iit-ar future Kabbi 'ron
ba h w'ji speak on th-e suiij t if un
employment. SALVATION AKMV.
Hull 412 S. Michigan st.. !u charge of
Capt. William Conway. Meetings every
night In the week except Mosolav. Sunday
mtv lei's as follows: Sunday school at -p.
m. ; salvation m'ting at p. in. E-ry.
body is welcome to these sort ices.
INTERNATIONAL HIP.EH X 1IOOI.
ASMM IA1 ION.
MolvilV hall. 21' S. L.if.iette st No
colIe 1 Ion. 1 oine.
tfunday 3 i. m., P.ililo study, "l.sr.icl'i
A Remedy
For AI3 Fain
"The. eff elency of any drug" says Dr. CP.
Itobhln. "Is known t us by the results
obtain from Its u?e. If we are able to con
trol pafn and disease by means of any pre
paration, we certainly are warranted In Its
ue. One of the principal symptoms of all
diseases Is pain, and this Is what thepatlent
most often applies to us for, 1. e. something
to relieve his pain. If we can arrest this
promptly, the mulent is most liable to trust
i In us for the other remedies which ill effect
i a permanent cure. One remedy which I
1 have used largely In my practice is Antl
j kamnia Tablets. Many and varied are their
1 ues. I have put them to the test on many
; occasions, and have never been dDappolnt-
eu. i round tnera especially vaiuaoie xor
headaches of malarial orltln, where quinine
was being taken. They appear to prevent
the bad after-effects of the quinine. Antl
kamnla Tablets are also excellent lor the
headaches from Improper digestion; also
for headaches of a neuralgic origin, and es
pecially for women subject to pains at certain
times. Two Antl-kamnia. Tablets give
prompt rellef.andlnLshort time the patient
Isable to go about as usual." These tablets
mnvbe obtained at all druggists. Ask for
A-K Tablets. They are eIso unexcelled lor
headaches, neuralgia and all pains.
Jubilee- vears a tvpo of enrth' great Ju
bilee, the restitution oi all things." Acts
.1:19-21.
CITY REM I E MISSION.
115 II. Jefferson blvd. Kay A. Kird.
superintendent. Sunday school at 3
u' hek with class for all.
Evening service. "The Visiou South
I'.cnd Needs."
SEVENTH DAY AI VENTIST.
Seventh Day Adventist services on Sat
urday in Melville hall. Pastor Allen Mooa
In charge. Sabbath school at 9:30 a. m.
Preaching service at 10:30 a. m.
SPI RITUALISTS.
The Soutu Heml Progressive Spiritmil
ist sm ietv will hold service ;it the home
of Mr. and Mrs. S. . Weaver, 1019 S.
Frsiukliu st., Sunday evening at 7:50 p. in.
CHURCH OF COD.
Services are held In Melville hall. 212
S. Lafayette st. Sunday school at 10 a. m.
K. O. Cuff el, superintendent. Hlble study
sit 11 mm: a. m. Miss E. K. Harseh. leader,
iierean clsiss on Wednesday evening at the
home of Miss Harseli, 'SS W. Marion st.
Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
V. 31. C A.
Y. M. C. A. meetings will be held every
.Sunday afternoon, especially for men, in
the auditorium of the boys' buildiug. A
special speaker will be securetl for each
Suuday and special music will be fur
nished. V. W. C. A.
Young Women's Christian association
buibllug open 5 to 7 p. in. Sunday.
The business women's Hible clsiss will
have charge of the vesper serviie sit the
Young Women's Christian stssocisition on
Sunday af tern-ton at 4 o'clock. An ad
dress on "Environment" will be given by
the Kev. W. N. La Ma nee. the evangelist
nt the Grace M. II. church. Tea will be
served sifter the service by a committee
from the Hible class.
IMPROVEMENT STEADY
BUT AT A SLOW PACE
Jobbers, Particularly of Staples, Are
Doing; Hotter, Says Hrati
.street's lleport.
NEW YORK, Feb. 13. Hradstroet's
Trade Iteview for the week says:
"Gains in trade continue of a smsill
though cumulative character with ac
tual improvement still trailing behind
optimistic sentiment. Likewise indus
tries, notably steel, coke, textiles and
automobile manufacturing are round
ing into better shape, but concededly
at a slow pace and in consequence un
employment, the proportions of which
have probably been over exaggerated
by many, is giving way to increased
employment and larger payrolls.
"However, various lines continue
well night inert, but even in these in
quiries denote prospective business.
"Jobbers, particularly of staples,
are f4oir:g better; some markets report
the presence of visiting buyers and
the roturn of salesmen, either to take
care of house trade or for a change
of lines while retail trade still stimu
lated by clearances, appears to be
fairly good, except in sections of the
south.
"Hut In parts of that zone there is
more or less evidence of betterment
treading closely on self sustained ex
ports of cotton, while pre-Lenten car
nivals help trade.
"Export buying of wheat continues
heavy, bread is at a six cent a loaf in
various cities and war orders in vari
ous lines keep such plants speeded
up to activity. While cereal farmers
have profiteTd by high prices for their
wheat, they do not display unwonted
activity in purchasing goods. Farmers
praciically everywhere are preparing
to enlaige plantings of foodvcrops and
the outlook is that less acreage will
be put into cotton and tobacco while
more will go to wheat, sugar and
hemp. Collections are slov in the
soutn and somewhat better elsewhere.
I Money is easy, deposits are increasing
and practically all of the inflation
caused by emergency currency has
! been eliminated by the retirement of
those temporarv monetary expedi
ents." READING TEST REPORT
TO BE MADE THURSDAY
A meeting of all teachers above the
fourth grade and principals will be
held next Thursday afternoon in the
music room of the high school. At
that time Supt. of Schools I.. J. Mont
gomery will make u report on the
reading tost conducted in the fourth
grade for the past few months. He
will also give a report of similar tests
in other cities. In connection with
the meeting it is announced that Dr.
C. II. Judd of Chicago university has
offered to come to South Bend some
time in May to speak to the teachers
on reading.
BRITISH SHIP DAMAGED
LONDON'. Feb. 1 ::. The British
ship Torquay was towed into Soar
borough harbor in a sinking condi
tion Friday as a result it is said of
either having been torpedoed by a
German submarine or by striking a
mine. The vessel was badly damaged
amidships. ne of its 1 .oilers was
penertated. the explosion killing one
tiremsin and injuring two others. The
explosion occurred eight miles out
side the harbor.
nnop bombs.
PAWS. Feb. :). Tho German mili
tary aerodrome at TIahsheim. Alsace,
was the object of an aerial raid by
live French aviators Friday. Th air
men dropped a. number of bombs on
the structure.
TO REMOVE DANDRUFF
Get a iT.-eent bottle of Panderine at
any drug store, pour a little into your
band and rub well into the scalp with
the linger tips. By morning most. If
not all. f this awful -urf will have
disappeared. Tun ir time applica
tions will detray every bit of dan
drulr; stop bcalp itching and falling
hair.
mmli to . la l m
La - wr f i' i i l . rv-' it r . t - .s-Tvi s
Tiiree Days
Only
THHERE is no doubt that the right corsets properly fitted will lend distinctive
- charm, improve the health, and enhance the natural beauty of every woman.
At the "Salon du BON TON" (the above illustration suggests one of the
scenes) you will have the very unusual opportunity of viewing the ultra-fashionablo
BON TON corsets scientifically fitted on
Perfect LIVING MODELS
s
under the direction of an Eminent Authority who knows corsets and their fund.. :i.
The "Salon du BON TON" is not an experiment it has been staged many times
v with wonderful success, attracting and benefiting thousands of women
AH women are cordially invited. Cards of entree may be obtained gratis at
any of our departments. Remember the dates and doitt fad to come!
Robertson B
Remember the dates.
CITY GOURT JUDGE
Emma Savage Not Guilty of
Running a Blind Tiger
Case Against Wilbur Hool is
Taken Under Advisement.
Two cases growing out of the re
cent raids were aired in city court
yesterday afternoon with the result
that Emma Savage, 211 X. Michigan
st., was found not guilty of conduct
ing a blind tiger, while the case
against Wilbur Hool. 329 S. Michigan
st., accused of conducting a house of
ill-fame, was taken under advise
ment. Special Judge C. K. Pattee
stated his decision would be handed
down Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
As the result of the testimony of
Patrolmen Kudynski and Czenkusch,
Lin the llcol case, relative to the act
of Quilhot in giving a member of the
household a certain sum of money
and his disappearance into a room of
the house with a woman, there is
much speculation as to which side of
the case will be favored by the court.
Tlie defense was represented by
several friends of the IIools and per
sons who rent rooms from thera. All
claimed that nothing of an immoral
import had occurred in the place to
their knowledge. Among the wit
nesses for the defense was Hool's
mother, who is S9 years old. She de
clared that outside of Mrs. Wilbur
Hool and a servant girl, Lena Myers,
there were no other women about the
place.
Hool was arrested on the night of
the raid, and it wa said at that time
that the police had failed to gather
enough evidence to warrant a prose
cution. However, several days later
Hool was arrested.
Immediately upon the endinsr of
the Hool ease the court took up the
case of Emma Savage. The defense's
story was to the effect that the evi
dence in the hands of the state was a
trap planned by Quilhot.
It was said that Quilhot had posod
as a cisrar salesman to Mrs. Savage
and had negotiated with her lor the
rental of a room. He had aprlied at
the apartment several times and had
ci tiuiit itci uivi t i n iiiv ii m utiu
Mrs. Savage had drunk. The last
time he came he brought Patrolmen
Ttudynski and Czenkusch and at
tempted to pa Mrs. Savage for a bot
tle of hcr, according to the evidence
HOT TEA BREAKS
A COLD TRY THIS
Get a small package of Hamburg
Breast T'a. or a? the German folks
call it. "Hamburger Brust Thee." at
any pharmacy. Take a tablespoonf ul
of the tea, put n cup of boiling atr
upn it. pour through a sieve and
drink a teacup full at any time. It is
the mo-st effective way to break a cold
and cure grip. a it opens the pores,
relieving congestion. Also loosens the
bowels, tnns breaking a cold at once.
It is inexpensive and entirely vege
table, tht reforc harmless.
mm freed bi
' A .- - .'II
DU
roSo
Hours
in the case. The money was refused,
but as Quilhot left he was alleged to
have left a certain sum of money on a
chair.
The place was raided, it war- said,
upon that evidence. The attorn y for
the defense held that no crime had
been committed, and that view of the
matter was taken by the court.
D
SNOW PROPOSED
House May Combine Weeks and
Gore Measures and Pass
Them For Effect It Will Have
on Senate.
WASHINGTON, Feb. l::. In a ship
ping bill to be composed of the W eeks
naval auxiliary bill and the Gore bill,
supplemented by a two-year termina
tion clause, leaders of the house Fri
day believe they have found a com
promise which can be put through
that body for the good moral effect it
will have on the senate.
The Weeks bill, which authorizes
the secretary of the navy to estab
lish mail lines between the United
States, South American and Europe,
but which appropriates only $1 .",'.") o
for putting ships already owned by
the government into such service, has
been before the naval committee oi
the house for some time. The bill also
provides for the use: of these craft
under the direction of the secretary
of the navy.
The Gore bill introduced in the sen
ate Fob. 4 as a substitute for the ad
ministration shipping bill provides an
appropriation of $ 4e,0uu, 0.mi for the
acquisition oi ships by the government
and their operation in the mei chant
marine under the supervision of a
shipping board to consist of the sec retary
of the treasury, secretary of
commerce, postmaster general and
three civilians.
The compromise bdl if enacted
would permit the United States to ac
quire merchant vessels and operate
them as an emergency measure during
the next two years, at the expiration
of which time the Gore section i(f the
bill will go from the statute books,
leaving the Weeks bill in force. The
I row ers of the shipping hoard and the
hulls obtained under the authoriza
tion of the Gore measure will be taken
over by the secretary of the navy who
will have power to operate lire.s be
tween the United .States, South Ameri
ca and Europe at his discretion and
the discretion of the president.
While the house cvn.tinued its leis
urely consideration of the sundry iv:l
bill, with but a hanJful of memb r
on the floor Friday, conferences con
tinued between the leaders, at which
this plan was announced as the ad
ministration idea of a compromise and
the naval eommittee remained in ses
sion discussing it most of the after
noon. It was first proposed in committer
to strike out all but the enacting
clause of the Wo'ks bill and substi
tute funio plan which would meet the
approval of the opponents of govern
ment ownership for merchant craft.
The consolidated bill which is e
pta'ed in the ho;is- early next week
p.ooaoly will touht up through,
-.-.'of
i : - - i
VY'-
February
15th, 16th, 17th
Co,
10 to 12 and 2 to 5.
a special rule discharging the na..
committee from consideration of ti t
Weeks bill.
SHIPS DELAYED BY ICE
British Steamer Was Thirty Dav.
Making the Trip.
NEW YORK, Feb. 12. Two train
Atlantic steamers arrived Friday will
tales of terrific storms nnd deiav b
ice fields. The Atlantic Transpor
liner Minneapolis arrived after a voy.
age requiring 12 days, .10 hours
which were spent locked fast in a:
ice field off the New Foundland bank?
The British tramp steamer Moroec
in ballast had a worse tale than thif
having been buffeted about by hea.
winds and stubborn sens for ?,Q dav
between Aberdeen, Scotland, and thi
port.
TRY NEWS-TIMES WANT AD
BIT LESS II
SALTS FOR KIDNEY
c
rake a glass of Salts If youi
Back hurts or Bladder
bothers.
Th American men anl womei
mutt guard constantly against Kidn:.
trouble, because w t eat too much am
nil our food i rich. Our blood i.
tilled with uric acid which the kid
neya ttriv to filter out, they weak1 i
from overwork, becom sluggish; tl.
eliminativp tissues clog and th r
n:lt is kidney trouble, bladder weak
n ess and u general decline in health
When your kldneyw feel like lump
cf lead: your buck hurts or the urh.
! cloudy, full of -edi:nteiit or you ar
obhged to heek relief two or thr
tlmed durir.k' th nlK-itj if you tutf
with Kick headuche or d'zry, nervou.
hpells, ncld itomach, or you ha
rheumatism when ("h weather is bad
Jeet from your pharmacist about foil
cuncei of Jad Salt-; take a tani.
spoonful in a glass cf wub-r befot
breakfast 'or a few days and you
kidneys- will then act fine. This fa m
ou salts is made from the acid
grapes and lemon juice. comblr.H
with lithia, and has b:i u.d fo
generations to fluh and Ptimulnv
t -logged kidnevs; to neutralize th.
ticids in the urine .o it no longer Is i
rource of irritation, thus ending blad
der disorders.
Jad Salts is Inexpensive; ear.r.ot in
Jure, makes a delightful effervesce
lithl'a-vvater beverage, and belongs !i
every liorr.fi because nobody can rotki
a mistake by having u gcod kldnf;
Hushing any tlr.e.
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