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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-14
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church. Quartet. "a Holy Air Is
BTea thing" Scott. y. Y. L. L. meeting
az $3.50. led by the officers Of the union.
Topic: What Is Committed to You"
Evening service at 80. Preaching by
the pastor on, When Character Counts"
Chorus. Thy Kingdom Come" Gabriel.
Quartet. sun Of Ny Soul Newton.
solo building 1iL for EteEnity y, Sargent
Wednesday at G:15 p. m. Study period
NJ 6:45. Three courses are offered :
Teacher training. missions" The Sons
OF Italy" and Positive Professionalism +"
Midweek prayer meeting, Wednesday at
10 p. m.
Quincy street-Rev. George r. Enter
line. pastor. sunday school $50; ]. w.
Kendall. superintendent.
The international lessons used in all
the upper grades. Classes suited 10 all
ages. Morning worship and sermon at
Ia 80 Sermon theme: Real Victory
The Il. Y. +. L. meets mt Gas Evening
service at : 30 with sermon by the pas
tor on the theme. "A Jail Delivery"
HunKarIsn-Corner Wash Oh Az AHe
cherry st. REV Is kertok. pastor.
Mt. Zion Baptist-113 - Birdsell st
Rev. +. X Kennedy. n. pastor sun
dny school NJ 30 A. m: Mrs. Anna
Hutchinson, superintendent
FIrst swedish--Cor. Laurs, and Napier
sis Service 10 80 a. m. sud Z 80 ,. N.
CHRISTIAN.
First-Siain street south OF public
library. Rev. John VI. AiexG- der. pastor.
Our teachers are trained. lessons
graded and we have classes FOR all ages
u. Incl superintendent
our lessons are graded, teachers train
ed. and We have classes for all ages.
Morning Worship mt 1870 Sermon by
lev Emory Ross. missionary 10 Liberia.
Africa Mrs. Ross will also be present
and bring % stirring message TO the
wCmcu or the congregation. Evening
service nt = 80. sermon by the pastor,
after which there viii Dee shown two reels
or moving pictures. entitled. Cliff
pNellers OF America and Some Mod
eru Glimpscs Into India: Her Life and
Customs Special music both morning
ami evening senior Christian EndeAvor
ne $3.50 Topic. What Is Committed 90
NCut"
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Israel O.. s.. All who desired 10 90
up 20 Jerusalem and build the Lords
house were permitted 20 90. He
even commanded the blessing Of the
Lord 90 be upon them.
Co 4 Positive Cooperation O.. -.
None were obliged 10 90 up, but a
positive obligation was laid upon
those who did not go up to-render
assistance to those who did. They
were 20 aid In the building Of the
house OF Cod by giving money.
beasts and goods. Tt was more than
a free-wlll offering. an obligation H.
addition thereto. The obligation
was even wider than the people OF
Israel. The heather we're asked 20
render aid.
II. Response 10 the Proclamation
OF Cyrus (vv. 5. g..
% BY Israel (v. %. Strange TO
say the decree OF Cyrus was not met
with great enthusiasm. Only a
small number, chiefly from Judah
and Benjamin, returned ". 81. For
most OF them it meant giving up
business interests, for they had set
tied down TO the regular callings of
life. Besides the sacrifice OF bust
ness interests II involved great risks
as 20 the future. The entire COM
pany. including servants, was about
nifty thousand (2:64). OF this COM
pany we note the following divi-
sions. first chiefs of the fathers of
Judah and Benjamin, that is magis-
trates: second. priests and Levites,
leaders in religion; third skilful ar
tihcers. head wOrkmen.
O. By Their NeighbOrs (v. So.
This response was apparently more
hearty than that OF the Jews them
selves. Their neighbors gave freely
of gold. silver, beasts and goods. God
had not only graciously disposed the
heart of Cyrus toward his people,
but they found peculiar favor from
their neighbors. 50 that their wants
we're abundantly supplied.
III Restoration OF the Sacred
Vessels Cvv. 7-1). These vessels
had been carried away to Babylon
many years before. Little did Ne
buchadnezzar realize that he would
put into safe keeping the vessels
which would be needed at this time.
They were carefully numbered and
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my work I sent you three evil spirits.
Nietzsche. Treitschke and later
Bernhard whose teachings infiamed
the youths Of Germany who in good
time would be willing and loyal sub
jects and eager to spill their blood
and pull your chestnuts yours and
mine; the spell has been perfect
you cast your ambitious eyes toward
the Mediterranean. Egypt, India and
the Dardanelles and YOU began your
great railway TO Bagdad but the am
bilious wife stood in your way. Il
was then that ] sowed the seed in
your heSrt that blossomed into the
assassination OF the duke and his
wife. and all hell smiled when it
saw how cleverly you saddled the
crime on 10 Servia. I saw you set
sails for the fjords OF Norway and 1
knew you would prove an alibi. How
cleverly done, so much like your
noble grandfather, VINO also secured
an assassin 10 remove old King
Frederick of Denmark. and later
robbed that country Of two provinces
that gave Germany an opportunity
TO become a naval power. Murder is
dirty work but it takes a Hohenzol-
lern TO make way and get by.
Some Master Strokes
Your opportunity was at hand /;
you set the world on fire and bells
Of hell were ringing; your rape on
Belgium caused much Joy, it was the
beginning, the foundation Of a per-
feet hell on earth, the destruction OF
noble cathedrals and other infinite
works OF art was hailed with JOY in
the internal regions You MADE
war on friends and foe alike and the
murder of civilians showed my
teachings had borne fruit Your
treachery toward neutral nations
fastened a universal upheaval, the
thing l most desired. Your under
sea warfare is a master stroke from
the smallest mackerel pot TO the
great Lusitiana you show no favor
ties; as a war lord you stand su-
preme, for you have no mercy; you
have no consideration for the baby
clinging to its mothers breasts as
they both go down into the deep to-
gether, only 70 be torn apart and
leisurely devOured by sharks down
among the corals.
Il have strolled over the ba ale
fields Of Belgium and France.
have seen your hand of destruction
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Linden Avenue Church OF Christ
Linden avenue and Carlisle street. Ed
ward Castle. pastor. Preaching ut 10:45
O. q on m and go P m. SUNDAY schSol at
meeting Wednesday at 7:i5 y. m.
Indiana Avcnue-Indiana and witwer
avenues. Rev. w. A. Brundge. pastor:
residence pa Haaey av.; TELL phone
1895. Sunday school at $50; X.
White. superintendent.
Communion at 10 so a. m. Sermon by
tac pastor at 10:45 a. m. Theme: From
Riches 10 Poverty" Evening service at
Z 30 Theme The Heavenly Footman."
Special music Mt these services. y. i. :.
g +. at $50 p. M; Miss Mae Brundige
president Prayer and praise service
Wednesday night. A cordial welcome
EVANGELICAL. ASSOCIATION
broadway T. Broadway. Rev. A.
r Hast. pastor Residence 1872 :. Car
roll ST. sunday school at $50 a. IN. {;
Emmett Jester. superintendent
The new chapel will be dedicated by
Rev. T. W. PraetOrius. pastor Of the
First Evangelical church Of Elkhart. who
viii preach in the morning at 1870 and
ia the evening at 80. Young Peoples
alliance at @: 40 p IN. Miss Garlic Ruth.
president Special meeting. Subject:
Nv hat is Committed 10 Nout" Miss
Lucille Miller. leader Rally day will be
observed by all departments Of the
church in connection with the dedicatory
services \ good program has been ar
ranged Revival services will be held
evry night during the week, excepting
Saturday night
First-I.nfayette and Monroe streets.
W. III. Freshley. pastor. Sunday school
at Q 30 q. IN: George J. Long. superln-
tendeht.
Prof Charles Il. bowman. b. H.. who is
teacher Of social and political science in
Northwestern college. will be present at
an the services and viii speak at 10 30
Oh. The InspiratOnal sunday school"
At q 80 he viii address the Y. Il. 4. on.
THE PersonaIized Young Peoples So
cicty.' At 30 there viii DE another big
meeting and Prof Bowman will deliver
an address on. 'The Message OF the
Kingdom" 4 chorus of boys and girls
viii sing at all the services Souvenirs
viii he given 10 all who attend A
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1oday's International Sunday School Lesson
ReUiew by p B. FtztOate, D. D. Teacher
Of English Bible, at Moody Institute Chicago Copyright 1911
.ErURNING FRoM CAPTIvITY.

Returning FROM CAPTIVITY.
Lesson Tcxt-EZra 4.
Golden Textile Lord hath done
rcat things for rs; whereof We are
'Eiad-Psalms 1858.
Israel went into captivity because
z her sins The time of her discip-
inary process was about 60 end as
! o purpose was now accomplished:
'iansely. the cure OF Israers idolatry.
Ever since the Rabylonian captivity
he Hebrew people have been Wor-
|hipers OF the one God. Monotheism
las stood forth as a vital character
site. The main reason for the
Jews maintenance OF racial identity
r spite Of their national dislocation
|aud the breaking up of their social
hes. e the unity OF their faith.
round tho one God.
4. The Proclamation Of Cyrus
w. 1-8).
% The Time OF o.. ID. The first
ear or Cyrus: that is the first year
fter his conquest Of Babylon.
90 How IL was Brought About
r.. -. The Lord stirred up his
piTit. The Lord often uses very
Unlikely agents in the accomplish
,nent OF his purposes. There Is Moth
ing too hard for MIN. lie can read
.ly use q heather king 20 accomplish
bis purpose. lie can find e way of
: approach 20 any heart. Likely Dan
Eel was the agent used 10 bring the
matter 60 the kings attention. Dan
iel was still the Influential prime
minister OF Babylon. From his study
OF the prophecies Of Jeremiah der.
s5:1z. lisa. 1851: compare Daniel
$50. ne knew that tho time was
near for the return Of the people TO
their own land so he likely brought
the matter 20 the attention OF the
king and persuaded him 20 thus
favor his people.
90 It's Contents (vv. pa.
(a) A confession Of the true cod
(vv ,, 81.
He acknowledged Him TO bee the
God OF heaven. the Most High, the
Cod. a God of goodness. He
declared. He has given me all the
Of the earth and that
cod had with authority laid upon
him the charge Of building him a
house at Jerusalem.
Cb) A Generous Permission 10
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ward Motts. superintendent Classes for
al ages
Classes for all ages. Adult Bible class
taught 10y the paste Subject Of lesson :.
'.The Lords supper. Chief service with
sermon by the pastor at 10 80 a. m. Sub
ject, Luther at the Diet Of Worms"
Junior league at the church az 200 p.
m. There will be NO evening service,
this congregation joining with the
Swedish Lutheran congregation in their
quadri-centennial reformation service
The Rev. +. \. Andreen Of Rock Island.
Isl., viii be the speaker. The brother
hood will meet on Tuesday evening with
Carl CordtZ, COG IapOrte av. The WOm-
ems Missionary society will meet on
W ednesday evening. The Holy Trinity
Lutheran Red Cross auxiliary, No. 80
viii meet to sew on Tuesday afternoon
aT the rooms I'm the Union Trust build
ing. Choir rehearsal on Friday evening
at the church. Catechetical instruction
On Saturday at 80 p m. On Thursday
afternoon Mrs +. ). Hood, assisted by
Mrs. Ahrens, Mrs. Ge8rhart, and Mrs
Gus Miller. Will entertain with thimble
a her home at 233 L. Elder 81. All the
women OF the congregation and their
friends are invited.
st. PauPs &c nan Lutheran-Jeffer-
son and William SITS. Rev. II. HOLE,
pastor German service at 1890 4. N.
Sunday school, both English and Ger
man. at 8 80 English service on the sec
ond and fourth Sundays Of the month at
I 80 p. m
Services for the deaf on Wednesday
following the third Tuesday of the
month at S 200 p. IN.
sermons by the pastor; Morning sub
ject: Forgiveness Of Sins" Evening
subject: The % Theses" Sunday
school both German and English, at
9 80 n. m. Quarterly meeting at 80 p.
m English catechism class Thursday at
Z 10 p. m.
Gloria Del Swedish Chaplin and Kerr
SITS Rev. GOttfrid Olson. pastor.
sunday school and Bible class program
10 begin at 9: 100 a. m All members and
parents are expected TO be present.
Morning service TO begin at 10 o'clock.
The festal chorus VIII sing David's 149th
psalm by a l.. Anderson. Short ser
mons by pastors present. In the aft
eTnOon at $50 Or. Gustaf Andreen viii
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everywhere: It's all your work. SUI
perhend that I made you. I have
seen the fields OF Poland. now
wilderness TT for proving beasts
only: no merry children in Poland
now; they all succumbed 70 frost
and starvation drifted down into
Galicia where formerly Jews and
Gentiles lived happily together; /
found but ruins ard ashes. 7 felt a
curious pride in my pupil for II was
all above my expectation. was In
Belgium when you drove the peace
ful population before YOU like cattle
into slavery: you separated man and
wife and forced them to hard labor
IN trenches. I have seen the most
iendish rape committed on young
women and those who We're forced
into maternity were cnrsing the
father of their offspring and 1 began
10 doubt II my own inferno was real
~ up to date.
Hailed As Wonder
You have taken millions OF dol
lars from innocent victims and call
ed it indemnity: you have lived fat
on the land you usurped and sent
the real owners away TO starvation.
You have strayed away from all
legalized war methods and intro
duced a code of your own. You have
killed and robbed the people of
friendly nations and destroyed their
property. You are a liar. a hypo-
critic and a buffer Of the highest
and yet you pose as q personal
friend OF God. All, wilhelm. YOU
are a wonder. You wantonly de-
stroy all things in your path and
leave, nothing for coming genera
tons
Il was amazed when saw you
form a partnership with the inn
possible Turk, the chronic killer OF
Christians, and you a devOut wor-
SHIPPER in the Lutheran church. I
confess, Wilhelm, you are puzzle
at times. A Mohammedan army,
commanded by German officers, as
sisting one another in massacring
Christians is a new line Of warfare.
When a Prussian officer can witness
a nude woman being disemboweled
by a swarthy Turk, committing a
double murder with one cut Of his
saber. and calmly stand by and see
a house full of innocent Armenians
locked up the house saturated with
oil and fired. then my teachings did
not stop with you. but have been ex-
tended to the whole German nation.
I confess my Satanic soul grew
sick and there and then I knew the
pupil had become the master. I am
a back number. and my dear Will
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bouquet Of flowers will be presented to
the oldest and youngest person present
at sunday school. Prayer meeting and
teacher training Wednesday night at
Z "a: Fred Schweitzer. leader The
brotherhood viii meet Friday at 40.
Grace ChurCh.--Cor. Lincoln way W.
Ister Sunday school, at 80. C;eorge
Devine. superintendent
MIEpah-NTarn and Monroe sts. Rev
A. Il. Hast. pastor Sunday school
ct $50 n. IN. Emmett Jester. superin-
tendent
Auten ChapeI-Sunday school at 10 90
M. superintendent Barnes. Public
worship at 80 p. m. You are welcome.
Come.
Lydick-Quarterly services. Saturday.
oct. u, at 500 p. m. Preaching will be
followed by business session. Communion
service sunday, Oct. II. at 2:30 p. m.
These services will be conducted by
Presiding Elder J. W. Metzner sunday
school at 1000 "a. m: superintendent
TTumbell. Public worship at IL 90 a.
II Subject: The Eleventh Command
ment."
Bethel Church. LydIck-Rev. W. n.
Migrant. pastor sunday school 10 90
a. m; William Trimble, superintendent
EVANGELICAL.
ZioH's EVanEeiIcal-Cor. e. wAvns and
st. Peter stu. Rev. Martin Gofteney
pastor.
st. Peter's Germsn-zl5 W. LaaaIe av..
Rev. Hugo Weichelt. pastor. Sunday
school at 2 90 a. NJ: Carl Reinke.
superintendent. Regular service at 1915
a. m.
Regular services at 10 90 a. m. Ladies'
Ala meets at 800 p. m. Priscilla circle
meets Wednesday evening at Miss Au-
gusta Wilkewitz's. 5O2 r PENNSYLVANIA
uy. German school every Saturday
morning from 300 10 i 100 COnfirma-
ton classes every Tuesday and Friday
from 90 TO 600 p. m.
LUTHERAN.
Holy Trinity EngIish-Sherman az.
and Lindsey st. Rev Albert II. Keck.
pastor Sunday school 9:15 a. N. Ed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-14
4 Word About That Preacher!

Week by week, in the name of the Church, which
embraces all denominations, have been urging
the public to attend religious service.
More than once the answer has come back: 81
went, but did not like the preacher
The time has come for a frank word.
We are not baSing our appeals upon the ability
OF the preachers. Wesdo not invite YOU to go to
church TO hear OTationS or essays, Nobody knows
better than the preachers themselves how far short
of their purpose many sermons come. All queS-
tons OF mere human ability aside, as spirit
ual message for hungry souls the sermon IS some
times unsatisfactory.
Perhaps if the public knew how often the
preacher agonzeS in penent prayer over this, they
would be less cenSOrOuS
The cardinal truth of the matter is this We do
not go to church. primarily. TO enjoy a good ser
mon. congregation is not mere audience:
crowd met 10 hear a man talk
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The preacher would be the last man TO claim that
it is by the wisdom and learning and eloquence Of
the pulpit that the Church has been brought thus far
her conquering way. Far, far from it.
church may be good church, despite limta-
tons in the pastor.
An unsatisfactory preacher is sufficient excuse
for absenting ones self from church.
Speaking in behalf OF the ministry, we ask men
to 90 TO church, to hear preacher? yes; as an IN
tellectua exercise yes; to hear the music? yes; but
mainly for the worship of God, for he confession
of sin and for the purpose of aligning themselves
with the Church in all her varied mission md min
iStry 70 the world.
The attitude of the soul is graver concern than
the altitude of the sermon.
And when all has been said. il still remains that
the pulptS of South Bend are occupied by men of
gody life who are not Self-SeekerS; men of intel.
lectual and spiritual gifts; whose supreme pas
sion is 10 help their fellows to know the truth
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CORPORAL IN FRANCE
PRAISES Y. NJ. WORK

q letter from Corp. John J. Hof-
man. written from somewhere iu
France TO his parents. Mr.. and Mr.
G. J.. Hoffman, 1919 Riverside Or
is full Of praise for the work or
the Y. NJ G. a I'm France. Ie
states that the association is rem
dering one % the Ereatest possible
war services.
Corp Hoffman is with the Z.
field artillery. having sailed fo~
France in August. The letter which
has just been received was written
on Sept Is.
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HARMONY CAMP GIVES
TO WAR LIBRARY FUND

At the meeting OF Harmony camp
No. IS. W. %. W. Friday evening the
question of subscribing O. more Lib
erty bonds OF the second issue --a
discussed. The lodge purchased
$500 worth OF the first issue ne VIZ
voted 10 donate $500 90 The war
library fund Small silk flags are
being sent to members of the Iodga
now iu the service. as an oXpresslo.
OF the sentiment OF the lodge Se.
eral letters from members In tho --~-
vice were read last night
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Song Of Praise" Vocal solo. The
Lord Is Ny Shepherd" sung by Miss
Selma Pierson. Harp solo by irwin DoIk.
The evening meeting will begin at 30
when DR.. Andreen viii deliver an address
In English. Tn chorus viii render
Gounod's "Send Is Thy Light" and
vocal solo sung by Miss Esther Carlson
Choir practice Thursday evening at 30
The Ladies' Aid will hold its charity
sale Thursday and Friday afternoons and
evenings at 1902 Kemble av. The Dorcas
society VIII meet with Miss Esther
Jacobson, 205 n College St, on Friday
evening.
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UNCLE HARRYS
CURRENT EVENT
(CONTINUED FROM PAGE 81

CON In JED FROM PAGE 81
this work. but az MS right hand
stands the Red Cross. with its mil
lions OF dollars contributed by the
people Of the nation. and great staff
Of doctors. nurses and other work
ers. And ct his left hand is the
United States public health service
which is the governments health
department which looks after the
general health Of the entire nation.
In time of peace as we'll as in times
Of war; ana then there are the medi-
cal officers In the army and navy,
many OF whom have been in Europe
since the beginning Of the war, gain
ing valuable experience in helping
the doctors OF the warning coun-
tries; and in addition the council of
national defense has appointed
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WANT FINISHED WORK
DELIVERED MONDAY

A'request has been issued by the
executive committee of the Rcd
Cross auxiHaries that all finished gar
ments be sent 90 the Red Gross
headquarters in the Union Trus.
building, on Monday mornings OF
each week. between 10 and
o'clock.
a committee viii be on hand to
receive them. The women are asked
as finished.
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turned over TO the proper officers.
Except for their dissertation in Bel
shazzar's feast, they were none the
worst for having been carried away.
These were brought up o. Jerusalem
from Babylon.
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SCIENTIST.
first Church of Christ. Scientist

First Church OF Christ. Scientist
Main and Madison SITS
sunday services during completion ar
church building will be held iu the sun
day school room AZ II 90 o. m Entrance
Oh Madison St Testimonial meeting
every Wednesday evening az o'clock.
Sunday school for children and YOUNG
people up % the age or ~ from 9.4J O.
10 30 Reading rooms maintained hI
this church on the seventh nO9r Of the
j. NJ :. building are open every aft
ernO0n from 90 5 and on Satur3
evening from 8 % s.
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special commission. whose sole duty
it is 10 cooperate with Maj Gen.
Gorgas and his staff of assistants, in
organizing. equipping and training
Americas army of doctors who are
enlisted i'm the medical officers re-
serve corps"
The doctors have learned so
much in this war about helping the
wounded; haven't they, Uncle Har-
ry?" said Helen.
Il was just coming to that point q"
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helm. I abdicate in your favor. Tho
great key Of hell viii be turned owe
10 you. The Ravel that has s:ruc..
the doom o. damned souls sine.
time began e yours. I am satisfied
with what have doae. that my at
dication In YOUR favor ls for fhe
very best interests OF HELM the
future ] am az your majestys SER
vice. Afectiouately and sincerely.
LUCIFER r. SATAN
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SWEDISH EVANGELICAL
MISSION CHURCH.

Swedish EvangelicaI-Corner Scott and
Orchard SITS. Rev. Emil Winstedt. pas
tor Sunday school at $50 q. m. August
Anderson. superintendent
Morning worship at 1915 a. m Even
Ing service at 80 p. m. Prayer service
Thursday at : :45 p. m Meetings viii be
held In basement OF church until altera-
uons have been completed in main au-
ditOrium.
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CATHOLIC

Sc. stsphea's HunEarian-Thomas and
Mcpherson SITS. Rev. Alexander EarlakY
pastor. Mass 81 90 sud 1913 a. m
Sunday school at , 90 .. ~. Benedic-
ton ut 90 ?. N.
Preaching at II 90 a. N.
Sc. Pstriek's-5O7 g taylor at Rev
John T. DeGfoote. q. s. G. pastor. Tow
masses az 90. 80 and . 90 q. n HiRh
mass and sermon at 10 30. Rsptism At
? p N. YesDers Et 3 30 .. M Sunda-
school at 800 p. n. Meeting Of church
societies - y. n
St nedutEe's P9lisb-Cor. Scott and Ma
pier alta. Rev. Anthony Zuboric1. G. 3
G.. pHstot- Low ass - 40 apc 1e
a. "a sunday school al ? so .. m Bens-
iictieE ct 2:30 .. n.
So staaisIaus' PsIIsh-415 n Lincoln
81 Rev. Roman MarciniBk. pastsr. Mass
az Z. 30 and 10 a. N
St CasImir's Polisb-sH q. Webstsr
o. Los mass az Z so X. HiEh mass
az 10 4 m NeBpers az .. -.
50. Adeibert's POlisH-OIive and Grace
ats Rev John EufscKl. pastor. DAILY
mass at Sis p. m Holy hoar Wednes
day evening az 80. sunday s and
10 a. n
Sc. Joseph-Hin ct aHd TAsalis ay-
Patrick J. Carroll. {. 8. c. pastor. Low
masses It 7.30 and a. N. High mass