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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-11
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takes God AZ His word. and holds
Him 20 IL.
5. Definite (vv. 10. IL.
ca He pointed 70 the specific
people, as those redeemed by Gods
powerful hand.
tb) He asked that God would
proper his way and grant him
mercy in the sight OF the king. This
was a part OF wisdom or Nehe-
miah's part. Before going before
men for consideration OF important
Interests. we should ask Cod 70
prepare their hearts, so that they
will listen sympathetically 10 our
plea. This we should do in all
things, and we can do II. when our
own hearts are right, and We see
the good OF others and not that Of
ourselves.
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st. PauIs Ge- nan Mathematician
son aud william SITS. Rev. II. Hole,
pastor. German service at 10 80 a. IN.
Sunday school, both English and Ger
man, at $50. English service on the sec
ond and fourth Sundays Of the month at
100 2. N.
services for the deaf on wednesday
following the third Tuesday q the
month at s 100 p. IA.
The congregation will celebrate the
fifth anniversary OF the dedication Of
the parochial school. Rev. L. Neuch-
terlein Of st. Joseph. Mich. viii deliver
the sermon. The English service viii be
a children's service. The pupils Of the
.. 6. and 5 grades Of the parOchial
school viii be catechised on a chapter
OF church history and sing a few songs.
The mixed choir will sing morning and
eevning No German Sunday school.
English Sunday school at 9 80 n. m.
Walther league monthly business meet
ing Tuesday at s 100 p. m.
Gloria Del Swedish-Chapin and Kerr
SITS. Rev. Gottfrid Olson. pastor.
Morning service at 10 80 and evening
service at . 30. The choir meets for re-
hearsal on Thursday evening at 30.
The Little Girls society will meet I'm the
church on Saturday afternoon. Refresh
mpnts will be served
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Iodays International Sunday School Lesson
ReUiew by p. B. FhzOater d. D., Teacher
of English Bible Moody Institute Chicago oc.v,, ,a1
Lcsson Text-Nchemiah 4.

Lesson Text-Nchcmiah D.
Golden Text-"W Whatsoever we
ask, we receive Of Him. because We
keep His commandments. and do
these things that are pleasing in
His sight John 3:22
Some - or "a years after the Te-
vival OF the worship 81 Jehovah un-
Ger the administration OF Ezra. Ne
hemian led company 20 Jeru-
salem 20 restore the city walls and
civil authority. The walls and gates
Of the city had lain In ruins ever
since they were broken down by
Eebuchadnezzar. In this condition
the remnant OF IN Jews who had
some back 20 Jerusalem were ex-
posed 10 tho dangers % assaults
rom the surrounding enemies Not
only was this exposure detrimental
20 the peace and comfort of the
people. but % was 70 matter OF se-
vere reDroach 90 them O.. 81. Ne
hemiah was q man Of strong char
acter. Though occupying a position
of high honor and responsibility iu
the very center Of the great heath
ca capital. the desire 20 honor God
vas upperInOst iu bis heart re is
N example 90 AL young men. dem
onstrating % them that ~ Is pos
sible 10 be true 20 God regardless of
The environment iu which he may
ne compelled % live. Ina order for q
man 10 thus stand. his life must be
rooted ia Christ. and these roots
our faith-must be Watered and
Kept alive through vital communion
with God tn prayer and study OF
Ills holy word.
T. Nehemiah Learns OF the Az
Fiction aud RcprOach OF the Re
turned Remnant iH Jerusalem CIV.
l-4).
I. The time O.. Il. II was iu a
winter month. November or Dece;n-
ber. In the goth year OF ArtaxerXes.
He was engaged Ga the performance
or his accustomed duties as sup
bearer 20 the king. when the news
came to him OF the deplora0le con-
dition OF Jerusalem and the rem
rant who had gone there.
- The occasion OF tvV. -. 81.
The visit Of Nehemiah's brother and
certain men OF Judah made il pos
sible for him 20 inquire concerning
the state OF the remnant and the
conditions OF Jerusalem They in
formed him that they were i'm great
anliction and reproach.
.. The effect upon Nehemiah
". -. lie wac greatly moved by
the story or the distress Of his
brethren. Though occupying a pO-
sition of honor. and enjoying all
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-11

Boz the Introduction. This too. Eel the
attitude OF many reviewers. For ex.
ample. Joe Neeiy. writing for TT
Graphic. and referring expressly o.
the introduction. says
The Introduction 20 Christine IS
heart breaking iu les pathos arf
stirring in frs digni6ed. simple ana
sincere appeal 90 the better side 90
human nature When one has laid
aside the book one knows why Eng
land IS determined Co win this war
o. die I'm the strife Each nation 8-
the entente should read Christine
am thankful % have known Chris
tine and ] owe one sad mother "a
debt OF srautlde for giving me d
chance to realize the beauty ana
nobility ri the soul OF her child"
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(CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)

direction is that the most ingenious results have been
achieved
When the aerial enemies are first engaged by the
coast patrols the sirens in London the alarm,
motor scurryin through the placarded
with bills, Take cover, and all
keep on the move. The crews have been equipped
with shrapnel helmets, have the ''bobbies whose
duty it is TO preserve order and a panic. The
London tube systems switched of and great
thrOngs pack into the tubes shelter Certain public
buildings equipped and protected shelters with
sand bags and heavy timbers In the maternity hos
pitfalls the patients about to become mothers
ninistered that miracle OF modern medicine, tW-
light sleep" that the new-borns will protected
rights to the mother. The purpose of this is
preserve the mental health throughout life OF the
children during the raids Complete and pains
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-11
LITTERATEURS AND LITERATURE

lation OF soldiers rations 10 theil
ability 10 fight has been paraphrased
by the celebrated Dr. Harvey W.
Wiley in an article appearing in
Good Housekeeping for November
an article Of widest interest 10.
everyone with relatives or friends
in the various branches Of the SER
vice. Says the famous food spec
ialist: TO plan a battle is Of high
significance, but the best plans will
fail IL the commander leads ill-fed
or starving soldiers. The first point
thai strikes the student OF military
dietaries is the generous portions
that are daily issued TO each man.
Our food administration would be
shocked at the ponderous portions
supplied. The three guiding prin-
ciples Of military nutrition are the
following: The food must be ample
in quantity; it must be excellent in
quality; Il must be free Of all adUl-
, teration and debasement
THE total weight Of the garrison
army ration-and this is the same as
e.
day. This includes coffee. salt. bak-
ing powder, vinegar, flavoring ex-
tracts, etc, which are not included
IN determining the food value of the
ration because they are continental
and have no appreciable food-value.
The total weight OF the navy ra-
ton, including condimentals. is one
hundred ounces a day. This does not
include any water or other beverage
drunk during the day or used at
meals. In other words, the army ra-
ton, excluding beverages, IS 43
pounds and the navy ration. exclud-
ing beverages, is six pounds a day.
THE travel ration Of the army.
where the soldiers are transported
and doing no marching. is somewhat
less generous than that of the sol
diers in garrison. The field rations
and emergency rations are prescrib-
ed by the commander-in-ch chief as the
emergency may arise, and. OF course,
are more generous than the trans
portation ration.
THE most striking feature of the
army and navy ration is the great
excess of food beyond the physical
requirements Of the soldier or sailor.
Persons who are overfed are threat
enes with disaster almost 20 the ex-
tent OF those who are Underfed. I
am fully convinced that our soldiers
would be better off if one-third OF
the food issued to them were cut
out"
"CHRISTINE" FACT OR
FICTION.
Are the letters in Alice Cholmon-
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WHY NOT CO TO CHURCH?

Few persons think things through.
If everybody reasoned this matter of church-going to
its logical conclusion there would not be many vacant
pewS and widespread demand for churches would
speedily arise.
The reason is simple: People do not stay away from
church Far from it, Nearly everybody believes that the
Christian church is absolutely necessary to civilization
If IFS existence threatened the great of the
people would fight for it.
But by some curious kirk in their mental processes,
many non-churchgoerS fail 10 perceive that everybody
else followed their example-and every honest person
grants others the right TO do he does-the churches
would quickly pass out of existence.
Every non-attendant upon religious services virtually
for the elimination Of the Institution from society
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-11

If person believes that the world needs the church
he has but one clear unmakable and unansweabe way
OF stating his position That is by regular church attend
ance.
Absenteesm from the balot-box and abseneeism from
church are kindred failures in duty to society.
Thoughtful persons stand for the church. because the
church stands for the best things The churchgoer lines
up with the forces which make for righteousness He is
on the side of the people who want TO live the MODEST
lives themselves and who trying 70 help this needy
world 10 do the same.
The most efficient agency OF human service on earth
the Christian church. The churchman Sharer in all
the worldwide benefcence Of the organization
They who would make their lives count should be
counted among those upon whom the church may
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-11
EVANGELICAL
MISSION CHURCH.

Swedish EvangelicaI-Corner Scott and
Orchard SITS Rev Emil Winstedt. pas
tor. Sunday school az $50 a. m; August
Anderson. superintendent
Morning worship at 1919 a. N. Even
ing service al so p. m. Prayer service
Thursday at : 40 p. IN. Meetings will be
held in basement Of church until altera-
tions have been completed in main au-
Tffr-frrrF4
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BRETHREN.

First Brethren Church-Rev. 9. ".
Rench, .. D.. pastor sunday school &C
J:3O a. I'M. Francis Schriver. superin-
tendent
Preaching service 20 O.30 a. m. and
so r.. m Dy the pastor. Morning sub
ject, The Masters Use Of the Towel and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-11
London No Longer Fears Hun Raiders

fenses Of London.
When the enemies have Withdrawn been tou5lr
on the sirens again sound and lorries go lum1eIns
through the streets with huge signs All Clear ana
the business goes merllly active than cte.
In connection with the governments decision 10
adopt air reprisais the Hun. flync Officers or an
services are strongly urging that Admiral Mars
task.
Admiral Kerr. though quite elderly man. b. .l1
good pilot and has just that sporting aud assre.-
sive spirit which marks him out ass a born leader -
airmen.
ON one occasion he is credited with having -aas.
ms snip through the narrow channel New York.
cay III FOG without the aid OF pilot much tir
surprise of New Workers who found his vessel 80.
anchor when the fog lifted.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-11

Basin Evening subject The Passover
| as Type Junior Eudeav0r meets ~
: 90 ?. m, and the senior society meets
az $50 p. m. On Wednesday evening.
| the love feast and holy communion VIII
| De ooseI Jed by the congregation.
First Church OF the BretnreaA1Ddi-
| ana avenue aud Miami street. Rev. i. l..
George. pastor. 1927 Miami ST Sunday
school 9 80; =. 6. stahly. superintend-
ent. 423 lincoln way 4.
Conference Memorial United Brethren
-olO y st Joseph St d. +. Young,
b. ID, pastor. sunday school az 9 80 a..
N Glasses for all ages. &. T. Wilson.
| superintendent
Morning worship at 1915. Subject.
How 10 Promote : Revival" Children
will attend service in a body. g. i. at
. 80 Preaching service az : 80 p. IA.
subject; fundamentals" our evan
geAstic campaign will continue from Nov
IL 70 Dec. .
Second Church of the Brethren-Cush-
ing aud Van Buren, SITS. Rev r. o. Roose.
pastor sunday school 81 . so a. "a.
wesley zimmerman, superintendent
EPISCOPAL.
st. Jsmes'-Lafayette St. north Of
Washington. RI. Rev John Hazen
ii bite ID p. D., rector. Rev h r. White.
Holy communion at 30 SUNDAY
school lead by Rev H. r. White. at
80 Holy communion and sermon by
the bishop at II 90 Young peoples
meeting at 6 30 At the II o'clocI, SA-vice
the vested choir viii sing
CATHOLIC
Sc stephen's HunEarIaB-Tbamss "a
MCPHERSON sits. Rev. Alexander VerlakT
gaEtor. Mass az 500 sud 1913 a. ~
sunday school at 2:eJ ,. ~. Bsnedic-
ton at ; 90 p. -.
Preaching At II 90 a. "a.
masses At 100 I 80 and 900 a. N. Higb
mass aEd sermon at 10 80 Baptism Al
n vesDers 1T $3.50 p. n. SUNDAY
sehooi At 90 p. n. Meeting OF church
st HsduIEe's PoIIsh---er. scatt .rs IA.
pier sta Rev. Anthony ZuboWicE. e. s.
c, pastor. Low L-ana 81 : "a snd Tc
.. "a. sunday school a. , 30 .. m. Bess-
sictiea AZ . 80 ,. -.
Sc. stanislaus' PsIsh-415 n. Lise.su
Ct Rev. Roman Marcinink. naGtsr- Msss
a. 100. and I0a n.
st. cssimIs's PoIish--sH q. Webstsr
ct Lo~ Nsss at 80 . n high us1S
at 10 a. m. Nespers az >. =.
81. Adsibert's POusH-oHTs and arso.
ats. Rev: John Kuhscki. pastor. DaiIy
mss 81 10 p 70 BOY hO0r Wednes-
10 q. m.
50. Joseph-HU At Gas EAaHs az.
Patrick J. Carron. {. 8. C.. yastor Low
masses az 30 ano 2 e. n HiRa naEs
81 10 Benedictiob 3 .. n.
Sacred Heart BeiEiaa-I12s ". Tbouss
e. Rev Charles V. Fischer pastor MeF1
81 Z 90 and 30 a. m. sunds- Schoel at
z.SO .. n. Bensdictisn az D. n
sacred Heart--N0tre Dame Low mass
~ 600 a. n. Students mass az .O0 a
m PARISH mass at 1915 a. N. veE5ers
az 200 p. n.
-. Aary's GsrmAn-4sI 8 TayIsF A..
rev 81 Scherer. c. 3. G. pastor. Msss
az 20 and 10 a m. Sundsv school a.
S'do ?. III BenedlctiOn st D "a.
SALVATION ARMY.
200 z. Jefferson blvd. sunday serv-
ices: Morning, county iail. 10 90; sun
day school. 30; open air service. 30
indoor service, 5 go. Prayer meeting,
30 Capt Nehemiah Brookes. officer 10
charge.
SCIENTIST.
Tirst Church OF Christ. Scientist
Main and Madison SITS
Sunday services during completion a.
church building viii be held iu the sun
cay school room az II 90 a. m. Entrance
on Madison ST Testimonial meeting
every Wednesday evening az s O'Clock.
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BAPTIST.

First-Corner Wayne snd Main sta
Rev. Charles A. Decker, pastor. Bible
schoo. at $50 a. u.. q. s. Stephens.
superintendent
Morning worship az 10:4J sermon sub
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UNITED BRETHREN TO
CONDUCT REVEALS

Final arrangements for the three
weeks evangelistic campaign 90 be
launched Sunday evening ar the
II .ted Brethren church. were made
40 "a meeting Friday evening az the
Brotherhood society 90 The crarel
and the brotherhood - the Elzhart
United Brethren church The OBJ
ject of the campaign wlU .e -o So
cure 900 new members tv the erI
OF the church year.
Dr. J. a. Groves. pastor az tas
Elkhart church. spoke o. "Pers3ua
Evangelism" and y. =. Young pas
tor of the local church. gave short
address.
st the conclusion OF TIE busiuese
meeting there vas social session
Tor the guests who numbered 81
from Elkhart and 6S from here
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-11
LUTHERAN.

Holy Trinity EnRlish-Sherman az.
sud Lindsey St, Rev. Albert H. Keck.
pastor. Sunday school 9:15 a. N. Ed
ward Motifs. superintendent
Adult Bible class taught by the pas
tor Subject Of lesson: Keeping the
Faith Chief service with sermon 10y
the pastor at 10:30 a. m. Subject: The
Church-Its Purpose and Mission. The
South Bend district Luther league will
meet I'm semi-annual convention ut Holy
Trinity on sunday afternoon and even
ing. Delegations from Gary. Goshen.
ElkharL Syracuse Middlebury and Mish-
awake are expected. An interesting pro-
gram viii Ice presented. The English
Lutheran Red Cross auxiliary Will meet
Ou Tuesday afternoon az 30 There
viii he an all-day sewing meeting on
Thursday at the home OF Mrs. 7. f. f.
thinner. 9Ol Cleveland av Choir re-
hearsal on Friday at 40 p. IN. at the
church. Catecheticsi instruction on Sat
urday at 80 p m The annual every
member canvass will be made on Sunday
afternoon, Nov. Is
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EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION

Broadway-S13 z. Broadway Rev. 4.
HAST pastor. Residence 1412 :. Car
roll 81. Sunday school at $50 a. m. (;
Emmett Jester. superintendent
Morning worship at 10: 30 Sermon by
the pastor Young Peoples alliance at
6;45 p. m: Miss Garlic Ruth. president.
Subject for the evening, Seeking Worth
While Things" Paul Haist and Paul
Ruth. leaders Evening worship at Z 30
Sermon by the pastor. Choir rehearsal
on Friday evening at 5 o'clock at the
home Of William Goebel. SOS L. Wenger
St; Boyd Thornton. director.
Eirst-Lafayette and Monroe streets,
W. II. Freshey. pastor. Sunday school
al Q 80 n. m: George J. Long. superin-
tendeht.
Lesson: "Nehemiahs Prayer" Morn
ing worship at 10 80. y. Z. a at $40 /;
Emma Nimtz, president; subject, Seek
ing Worth While Things" led by the
Live Wire class. Evening gospel service
at : 30 The y. L. A. viii hold its
monthly business and social meeting
Tuesday night Prayer meeting and
teacher trimming Wednesday ar 10 p.
~. Fred SchweitZer. leader. The brother
hood will meet Friday night with Otto
Hartz. lis Chapel lane.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-11

Grsce Church.--Cor. Liacoln way W.
and Walnut ST. Rev. Q. d. Lozler, min
lister. Sunday school at 9 80. George
Devine, superintendent.
MiHpah-Siain ana Monroe ats. Rev.
A. B. Haist, pastor Sunday school
at $3.50 a. IN. Emmett Jester, superin-
tendent.
Auten Chapel-Sunday school at 1000
a.. m; Supt. Barnes
Public worship at II 100 a N. Christian
Endeavor at 200 p. N.
Bethel Church. Lydick-ReV. W. r.
Migrant. pastor Sunday school 10 100
a. n; William Trimble. superintendent
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-11

q. Splitter. pastor. SUNDAY school at Q 80
n m. NJ e. Porter, superintendent. Ser
mon at 10 30 n. IN. Evening sermon at
I 30 Prayer meeting Wednesday even
Revival services will begin at TIE
WESLEYAN Methodist church Monday
evening. Services every night Y. NJ.
W Il. entertainment Sunday evening at
30
FREE METHODIST.
Free Methodist r. Pennsylvania avenue
and Rush street W. f. Webster. pastor
Sunday school q so n. m. Paul Neidtzel
superintendent. Preaching nj 1890
m. and : 30 p m. each Sunday
River Park Free Methodist-Four-
tecnth and Vine SITS. Rev. Mr.. Hitch
cock. pastor. Sunday school nj 1000
ui l.. +. Wolfe, superintendent.
AFRICAN NJ. E.
Orvet \. VI. ESQ ". Monroe st
Rev. 4. T. Reading pastor. Class meet.
ing at 1000 a. m. sunday school az
1880 D. m. Rev. Eli T. Stewart, super
iutendeut
Tayior's 4. VI. L. -Zion-Corner Eddy
and Campln ats. Rev. i. 7. Powell,
pastor. Sunday school at l. 80 2. IA.
PRESBYTERIAN.
ffrst-OO fner W aShlnglOu aI- duu Ia .
fayette st. Rev. Charles 4 Lippincott
u d.. minister. Miss Charlotte NJ
PIrfridge. assistant to minister.
Public worship at 10 40 n. IN. and Z 80
p. m. Morning subject: joy out OF
sorrow" Musical and praise service in
the evening. Short address by the min
lister on Evolution and Effort Bible
school at O.3O q. m. Graded classes Tor
all ages }. :. MCGOWAN, superintendent
Junior EndeavOr society at s 90 p. m.
49, fHNa -
Address by W. -. Davies. Midweek meet.
Ing Wednesday at : 80 p. NJ.
Arlington. CoifaK AZ. aud 50. Peter
ct. Rev. John 5. Burns. pastor BlPls
school e:5J; Charles Wagner, superIn-
'enueit
westminstcr-R \. NJ. Eels. pastor.
sunday school az 9 80 a. m; l.. G. Whit
comb. superintendent Public worship
20 40 10 M. ana . 80 p. u
Junior Endeavor meeting at 200 p.
m. Senior Endcavor society meets al
" ednCsduy 80 p. m. Test our welcome
Hone Oh ipel-leer and Dayton ats
Ge0Tge william Allison. 3. D.. minister
Bible school $50; Carl Jllery. superiu-
teudent
Classes for all attendants. Adults use
the International lessons All classes
from intermediate down use the closely
p =
intendent intermediate department; Mrs.
Beery. superintendent junior. aud Miss
MAJ gITct Post. primary. Women's class
use studies i'm the Gospel OF John
Bring your Bible Competent teachers
are provided. During the closing eNeT-
ciscs Of the junior intermediate aud
senior departments. Mr. Allison will give
an illustrated talk on The Cross" and
They AL bid II" Morning public wor-
ship NJ 1913. sermon by the minister on
the theme. The Character and Religion
~ simon Magus" Junior Christian En-
deavor at 8 80. Mrs Frances Hedger.
superintendent Senior Christian En-
dcavor AZ 6.30 topic. seeking Worth
" bile Things" PROV. S:10121; Matt
80. Popular evening service or song
s,rirture. prayer and gospel sermon 10y
the minister on the theme, The Bruised
Reed and Smoking Flax" Midweek meet
Ing each "Wednesday night at Z 80 Topi,
this week. Treasures Which Perish
Not' Matt 6lg. - The public is cor
daily invited 20 attend aud participate
81 az or these services
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-11

WaTd Castle. pastor Preaching al 10:49
a. m. and Z 80 p. m. Sunday school az
80 a. IN. L. z. at as p. %. prayer
meeting Wednesday at AS y. m.
Indiana Avenue-lndlaua and Witwer
avenues. Rev w. A. Brundige, pastor;
residence. ga Haney av.; pell phone
1875. Sunday school at $50; Il 2.
White, superintendent. Fred Wilson.
chorister. and r. Batty, chorister or
Prof A. l.. Haly OF Colorado will ne
present 20 take charge Of the music dur
ing the evangelistic campaign. He is
one OF the best chorus leaders IN the
country. Communion and sermon at
10 80 q. m. also at I 80 p. m. Evan
gelstic services. Everybody invited 10
this Sunday night church rally. Rev.
Mr.. Brundige will preach and A. L. Haly
will sing and conduct a large chorus.
Bring your Bibles. Questions answered.
Y. +. s. c. +. at 80; Miss Mae Brun-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-11
EVANGELICAL.

ZiOn-Corner +. Wayne and st. Peter
SITS.
ing and Reaping." Y. z. 5. meets at : 100
p. m.
ST. Peters German-415 W. Lasalle av.,
Rev. Hugo Wsichelt, pastor. Sunday
school at 300 a. IT,; Carl Reinke,
superintendent. Regular service at 10 10
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-11

AMSTERDAM. Nov 10. ADD
wi-al won Forster. chief Of STAFF ~
The German Danube f0ti''a ras
died iu Germany.
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SCIENTIST.

Tirst Church OF Christ. Scientist
Main and Madison SITS
sunday services during completion a.
church building viii be held iu the sun
cay school room az II 90 a. m. Entrance
on Madison ST. Testimonial meeting
every Wednesday evening az s o'clock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-11

I sunday school FOR children and rour-
peocle up 90 the q 20 of 20 from $3.50 g.
O:50 Reading rooms maintained Ir
this church on the seventh floor OF 81.
ernOon from 10 > and "a SafurF-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-11

-. Mays GsrmAn-45I g. TayIsr n
rev 81 Scherer. c. 3. G. pastor Nsss
az 20 and 10 a m. sunday school AZ
t-"o ?. III Benedlction az D "a.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-11

sacred Heart-N0tre Dame. Low mass
~ 600 a. n. Students mass az : 20 =.
n Paris1 mass at 1915 a. N. VeE7erE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-11
SALVATION ARMY

200 z. Jefferson blvd. sunday serv-
ices: Morning, county jail. 10 90; sun
day school. 2 30; open air service. 30 I;
indoor service. go. Prayer meeting,
: go. Capt Nehemiah Brookes. officer 70
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JEWISH

Temple Beth-EI-Corner Laslls aul
Taylor SITS
Divine services begin at 1000 r. m
Rabbi Julius a Leibert. iu his sermon.
ne Road % and froE Fossildom.T wf
discuss the interesting question ~ in.
dlvidual and social progress Non-mcn
bers. whether Jewish or u0r-Jeuieh. are
most cordially invited 20 attend. Tie
BETHEL Literary circle win meet We'd
nesday evening at the home ~ Miss IL
Han Cohen. Rabbi feihcrt VIII present
historical sketch ~ Jewish literature.
The musical program arranged bv Miss
IL Hnr.Lnnnr