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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-24

are all very close TO the orbit OF
Jupiter, for example From this IL
is argued that Jupiter played a great
part in the determination Of the
comets orbits around the sun.
These comets are therefore called
Jupiter's family OF comets. All the
outlying planets Of the system have
such families; Jupiter's is by far the
most numerous. containing about
30. Neptune, Uranus and Saturn
have six, three and two, respective
ly. The second kind of grouping is
Of families in each of which the diff
ferent members have entered the
system Of the sun along the same
orbits The most famous Of these
families is one Of which all the
members came from the direction
Of Sirius.
The Comets Tails.
In some ways the most interesting
single thing about the comet is its
tail, if il has one This consists of
the most tenuous OF matter and
sticks out from the head a distance
Of many millions of milestone
times as much as a hundred mill
lion. When a comet is first discOv-
cred it is usually far from the sun
and without a tail, but as it ap-
proaches the sun the tails seems to
be formed and 10 grow larger
Another very curious phenomenon
is that the tail does not merely lag
fight through space, but always
points in a direction away from the
sun. even preceding the comet when
necessary. This acts just as if some
repuisive force emanated from the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-24

slang or profanity. proves the user
20 be an impure man?
s. Which is the more effectual
way 10 reveal 10 sinners their gull:
20 correct them with words or to
live pure lives before them? Why
q. Verse 3. What effect does the
teaching of the spotless purity OF
Jesus have upon sinful men?
10. Verses o, z. What is Gods
attitude TO sinners who are con-
scious Of. and loathe themselves
because of their sins?
il. What Is the live coal' with
which the Seraplim touched the lips
Of Isaiah. emblematic of?
II What actually transpires in
q mans spiritual nature when he
comes TO God for the pardon of his
sins?
10. Verses G. Z. What reason is
there to think that angels, or spir-
its. have anything 10 do with the
salvation, or the spiritual comfort
of men and women today
IA. Verse s. What class OF men
and women does God need, and call
20 be missionaries?
Is. " hat are the indications that
God is calling today with a loud
voice for missionaries? (This is
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-24
EOery One of Them Carries Welcome the People of the ChY
and to the STRANGER Within Our Gates

Linden Avenue Church of Christ
Linden avenue and Carlisle street. Ed
ward Castle. pastor. Preaching az 10 AS
n. m. and 80 p. M. sunday school at
Q 30 a. M 4. +. at 6 10 p. m. prayer
meeting Wednesday al : As y. m.
Indiana Avcnue-Indiana and Witwer
avenues Rev. w. A. Brundige, pastor
residence. pa Haney av.; pell phone
$50 sunday school at $50; r. Z.
White. superintendent.
Communion M 1880 a. m. Sermon at
1915 by Rev. Buckner Of ConnerSvile.
Pa. a former pastor. Y L. :. G. F. at
ESQ, Miss Mae Brundige. president
Fred Wilson leader Sermon and song
service M Z 40 p m. Il. Batty CHOIR
lister Special music Subject Of the ser
mon. Foolish Things" 4 number Will
Doe baptized at this service
EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION
Tirst-Lafayette and Monroe streets,
W. II. Freshlcy. pastor. Sunday school
az $50 a. m: George J. Long, superin-
tendeLt.
Bethel Church. Lydiok ". II.
Migrant pastor Sunday school 10 90
q. m William Trimble, superintendent.
Grace Church.-Cor. Lincoln way W.
and Walnut St Rev q. O. LOzier min
lister Sunday school at 9.30 George
Devine. superintendent.
lesson for the sunday school session
j. review of tho lessons for the past
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-24
TODAY'S AND NEXT SUNDAYS BIBLE LESSONS
Rev T s.

the duty Of all Christians 10 prop
agate This Gospel
Belief y Of Head and Heart.
The belief in Jesus Christ which
brings salvation is not merely an in
tellectual consent that Jesus IS the
Saviour of the world but in addi-
zion. 10 .s the consent OF the heart
% be personally saved by the
worlds redeemer IL is stated that
tine devils also believe and trem-
BILE and alas there are thousands
living today who are firmly esta be-
lished in the DEVILS belief They
must add 20 that. heart belief. or
obedience 20 the commands Of
Jesus They must take on His yoke.
forsake their sins and be loyal fol-
lowers Of Jesus the Saviour Of men
who went about doing good. II
men will only do what they believe
Is their duty they viii immediate
Iv have eternal life.
Jesus Fulfilled the Prophecies.
There are two lines Of prophecies
in the old Testament concerning
the Messiah who should come 70 the
earth The one depicts Him as a
world couquercr. one who was 20
free the Israelites from their bond
age. and establish a reign Of right
eousuess upon the earth day
when the world would cease 70 he
governed by force and instead be
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-24

sun and pushed away the tiny psrti-
cles OF which the tail is composed.
overcoming even the attractive force
OF gravitauon- Astronomers sought
for such force as the simplest eX-
PLANTATION OF the tails actions. and
many suggested electric force. for Il
is known that bodies charged with
ike positive or neEatiEel Of cleo
tricity strongly repel one another.
- more probable source Of the re-
pulsion is found i'm the pressure ex-
erted by light when IL falls upon
material body. or course. with or
binary means il Is impossible 20
sense this minute repulsive force OF
light, but IL has been shown 20 ev-
list by experiments with the most
delicate kind OF apparatus. The eN-
istence of this light pressure had
been shown Theoretically before
these experiments were made e
seems that in the case Of such very
minute particles as compose the
tail OF the comet the Eght pressure
IL greater than TIE =-avitatiouat
pull by the sun. and these are
forced out OF the comets head,
never 20 return.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-24
METHODIST.

First-N Main street. Rev. Henry l..
Davis pastor. Glass meeting az 30 a. m
Sunday school az 80 n. IN. In the audl-
tOfium j. y. Ames. superintendent
Public Worship 10.40 a. m and 20
p m Dr Davis VIII occupy the pulpit
at the morning hour. Theme "1e are
Gods Poem EpwortA league at y 10
u. ma Subject. "The Visit ~ the Head
Beyler and Vernon Heimen. At 80 D.
ni Fred Fisher of New York viii speak
PRAYER meeting "Wednesday evening ~
81 O'Clock. led by Dr. Davis Food
day At the morning hour some special
natiouN anthems viii he sung The
pastor wiz make = short patriotic all
dress 81 80 e m the MishaWaS3
bring friend Partnership day viii Doc
observed hv the sunday school Of this
church newt sunday There viii he "a
mass school no the opening of the sun
day school hour. All invited
st PauI's Memorial -ColflN and la
porte avenues Rev James J.. Gardiner,
b u. pastor sunday school az o 80 a.
M Guv a. Fish. superintendent
AZ 10 - "a. m br. Gardiner Wli
preach on Whittier Are We Tending
At 6 so p m. the Epworth league devo-
tional service VIII De held At 80 p.
m q patriotic service iu honor NJ the
ia1st Anniversary 81 our Independence
viii he held at which pr Gardiner viii
speak on the subject OF True Patriot
ism Motion pictures win he presented
tion" and Life in the United states
ARMY" The choir viii sing 1.-The
Soblest Nation known On story hy
Eullard. and The MarsCill1tse.' the ma
tional song ~ France. Auten post. No
: O.. a r.. and Norman Eddy post. NO
so. q a r.. and Other military orgaui-
zatiors ~ the cav Will attend I'm body
this service. A cordial invitation IS eN-
tended 90 the public.
LEVEL Heights and Francis
sts Guy II Black. pastor. SUNDAY school
e45. II. C. peiong. superintendent
Morning service n O'Clock.
Morning sermon hy Rev e. T. RuliSou
AZ $50 81 ~. EpwOrth Tea que devo-
tiaual AZ 10 q. M Sermon hr Rev
Ernest WhitinEer. preceded and followed
by religions moving pictures
Trin'ty-Blain. and vassar av Rev
Asivir g. Hunt Gstor. Bible school al
3 so. Rudolph Kline. acting sgpcrin
tendent Graded or organized claSse.
for al ages
ats Rev Richard II Crovder. pastor
Class meeting "a S-a5 a. m- SUNDAY
school 40 Q 50 m. Prof j. a Byers
superintendent Class >3j. Aioru.n.
worship "a 1O-45 Junior congregatioi
a. 500 ineZ Ports superintendent Ep
worth league 40 g so. Hal Bunch. presi
dent Evening Worship no 80
Epworth Memorial Corner IIncolr
way ". and Olive street 4 Hunte
Kenna. pastor sunday school 40 81
q m e. W. Hopkins. superintendent
Morning worship 90 10 - subject
tbs Res From. IS ~ Jesus 81 Even en-
Slave ~ Christ Epworth league q
SD Bible study Thursday at 80 D
NJ straw berry social Friday evening
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-24

governed by love and righteousness.
Nations we're 20 be leavened with
the spirit OF this world conqueror.
and the Old order OF things: cruel
wars. human slavery and other
forms Of evil were TO be things Of
the past. There is another line OF
prophecy that Jesus was 20 be
suffering Saviour. and He has full
filled 20 the letter all the things
which were foretold OF Him in this
respect.
Jesus World ConquerOr.
II The Jews had accepted Jesus
there is reason 20 believe that He
would Immediately have comuienc-
ed His reign and rule OF love upon
the earth. II He could have per
suaded the Jews 20 how at His feet
and 20 follow His teaching. all the
other nations would no doubt have
teen conquered with the omnlp-
otent power Of love Alas they re-
jected Him and Christ was pre-
vented, for the time, from accom-
plisning His conquest Of the world
but what He could not do by His
life He is now doing by His death
What He could not do direct He 10
doing by indirect methods. what He
could not accomplish by peace. He
is now permitting TO lie accom-
plshed through war War. the
greatest curse OF mankind. is by
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-24

Morning worship az 10 20 Theme
ample in Giving" The r. Y. p. Y. meets
at Is ~ sharp. The topic for discussion
Is CITY Missions" and Mr.. Kinney u
the South Bend mission among the
Jews will speak Evening service ar
80 1T which time the pastor will
preach on the theme. Good Soldiers"
HunEarian-Corner WASN'T. on Az. nnu
Cherry st. Rev. Is. Bertok. pastor.
Mt Zion Baptist-113 \. Birdsell st
Rev. +. r. Kennedy. ID u. pastor. sun
day school at . 80 2. m: Mrs. Anna
Hutchinson. superintendent
First SwedIsh-Cor. Laurel and Napier
s;s. Service 10 80 a. m. and Z 80 D. N.
CHRISTIAN.
First-Main street. south OF public
library. Rev. John NJ. Alexander, pastor.
Morning Bible school At 90, Prof II.
u. Incl. Superintendent
Our teachers are trained. lessons
graded and we have classes for all ages
Morning worship az 1910 Sermon by
the pastor: Seeing the Invisible God ~
Evening worship at Z 80. After n short
sermon hy the pastor. three special feat
ure moving picture reels will Ice shown
entitled. Treasure Island Special
music both morning and evening Prayer
and praise service Wednesday evening al
: 80 Senior Christian Endeavor at 6:1j.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-24
PRESBYTERIAN

Ftrst-CoT. Washington Hv aud LAfay-
stte ST. Rev. Charles A. Llppincstt. -.
o., minister Miss Charlotte N. Part
ridge assistant e. minister.
IuIlit worship no 10-45 q m. Address
hy the minister Bible school az @ 30 a.
ms j. MCGOWAN. superintendent
Mems Fellowship club az @ 80 "a. m.
AlidUee6 meeting FOR prayer and con-
ference. Wednesday az 80 p. M
Trinity-Cor. CoIfax av- aud St Peter
al Rev John s BURNS. pastor Bible
school $3.50. Charles Wagner superin-
truI-lt
Meeting ~ tbe session nj 1880 20
meet amy who may wish Co unite with
the church. Worship at 1O.4j a. m.
Sacrament 20 the Lords supper and
public 4. eption ~ auy who unite with
the church Young peoples meeting 40
- D.. m. Evening worship at "a with
sermon ly the pastor Midwceh meeting
Wednesday evening at so followed ut
= 80 hy the choir practice Ladies' Aid
rhimhlr Thursday afternoon 40 Mrs e.
r. kromer's. 1OlI D. Nayue st
Westminster Rev a NJ Eells. pastor.
sunday school at 80 m J. u En-
mons. superintendent Public worship
40 1O-45 q M and so p. nj.
Session meets mr. lo go Junior L. E.
y O'Clock intermediate g. f., go Senior
g. r.. $50 Niidweek devotional service
Wednesday evening at 81
Hope ChaPeI-I~er and Dayton sts
George William Allison. D.. minister.
Bible school . 80 Carl Uuery. superin-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-24

Trinity NJ T. church will preach. Com
muniou service following the sermon.
EpWorth league nc $50 Subject: Mis-
sionary story" led by Alice Nelson.
Evening Worship at 30 Subject The
Bible and Home This will be the third
If n series Of sermons discussing the
Bible i'm its relation 20 life. Prayer
meeting Wednesday night az o'clock.
Subject Moses Begins His Work
Choir practice Friday evening at 80.
The Ladies' Aid viii meet with Mrs.
Kops nc 1S2. Nlishawaka NV Wednesday
afternoon az $50 Mrs Bertch and
Mrs David viii be the assisting host
CsSeS
StuIl Memorial Michigan ana Victoria
streets Rev Bahh, pastor sunday
school AZ 94j a. m; W. T. Braman,
superintendent
German Lafayette and Wayne streets.
Hev IT T. Miller. pastor sunday school
a. @ 80 90. m. John Koch. supeTintend-
cnt Preaching 10 80 m and so p.
ul Epvortb league nj 100 p. m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday nc .i5 p. m
wesleyan f. Broadway Rev.
Walter g. Morris. pastor Morning
service o. 10 80. Evening service nj 80
sunday school az $50 q. m; Adam
Nelott. superintendent. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening n so
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-24
The Heavens in lulu
Comet 1916, Discovered by Dr. Max Wolf Now Evening
By c. Brainn of Columbia University taft

The summer sky OF 1917 is great
~ enriched by the presence Of the
temporary ornament. comet 3 1916
(WolD Ii does not happen very
often during one mans life that
comet Of brillancy great enough 20
make 10 marked object for naked
eve observation appears in the heav-.
ems We were exceptionally fortu-
nate i'm having one such comet not
many years ago-Halley's famous
comet. which visited us in 1910.
This years comet was discovered b.
Or. Max Wolf Of the Heidelberg OBJ
seryatory toward the end OF April.
1916. Hence its designation; for 3
1916 means that il was the second
comet discovered in the year 1915.
IL had then come just inside OF Jul
pliers orbit, and, because Of this
great distance at the time OF dis
covery. il was even then expected 70
become a very bright object upon
closer approach 10 the sun and
earth. II seems TO be justifying this
hope. for at the time Of writing il
is very brilliant, indeed. Its closest
approach 10 the sun was about
June To. The calculated positions
for July place il approximately, as
shown on the map, just west OF the
great square Of Pegasus. which at
the time Of the map is just begin
ming 70 show above the horizon.
During the month it will move slow
Is eastward into the area occupied
10y the square We should have TO
difficulty in picking it out from the
stars. and even an opera glass will
soon settle any doubts as TO the OBJ
ject's nature
What is a Comet?
The thing which distinguished
comets at once from other heavenly
bodies is the difference in appear
ance. A typical comet has a head
more or less spherical i'm form which
looks fuzzy and a tail II is this in
distinctness of outline of the head
which made the ancients say that
the star looked hairy, and the name
comet is derived from the Latin
word coma, meaning hair. Very Oft
en- the center of the coma, or head,
shows a distinct. very bright con
densation and is called the nucleus.
The tail is not an absolutely neces-
sary adjunct. but is certainly usu-
al thing Neither is the nucleus al
ways present. Sometimes both are
absent. but the larger naked-eye
comets possess both.
The portion of space occupied by
the material forming the comet is
often enormous: the diameter of the
head may be as great as a million
miles. f. O., twice the diameter OF
the moons orbit about the earth.
Yet, i'm spite of this vast bulk, the
actual amount of material which
makes up the comet is very small,
for even the comparatively close ap-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-24

The preacher would be the last man to claim that
ii is by the wisdom and learning and eloquence Of
the pulpit that the Church has been brought thus far
on her conquering way. Far, far from it.
church may be good church, despite limita
tons in the pastor.
An unsatisfactory preacher is no 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
telecual 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 and min
Stry 10 the world.
The attitude of the soul Is a graver concern than
the altitude of the sermon.
And when all has been said il still remains that
the pulpits of South Bend are occupied by men Of
godlv life who are not self-SeekerS; men of intel
lectual and spiritual gifts; men whose supreme pas
sion is to help their fellows 10 know the truth.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-24

striking contrast picturing what &
glorious place The earth would be
20 live IN II the nations were ruled
BY the kim Of love.
Belief in Jesus a. saviour.
One may say that the preaching
Of the gospel Is a powerful magnet
" hich is drawing tho atoms OF tho
earth 20 the standard Of Jesus
Christ. while the unspeakable curse
OF war is driving me nations TO the
same standard of love. Both these
influences are showing the people
how necessary IL is 10 believe in
and 20 become followers of Jesus
Christ. What a glorious thing il is
for individuals. communities and
nations 10 receive from Jesus that
powerful impulse OF love which
makes one desire 10 do To- others
as ne would be done by. But saw
ing faith in Jesus Is essential 10 ev
cry individual in order that ne may
have eternal life through the name
of Jesus.
Receive spiritual Life.
We do not read in the Scriptures
anything about salvation in a flu
ture life: for Behold now is the
accepted time; behold. now is the
day of salvation" Salvation is now
or never. Just as the purpose Of
Johns writings was that men may
believe In Jesus Christ in order 20
their salvation, SO the purpose Of
what ! am now saying is that YOU
may believe in Jesus right now, apd
receive peace to your souls. The
peace of God. which passeth all un-
Outstanding" is the heritage in this
world, Of all believers in Jesus and
in the world 10 come life everlast-
ing. BY simply accepting Jesus as
our saviour we become the chill
dren of God; our sins are blotted
out and our names are written in
the lambs book OF life
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-24

Two young men at Belview. Ky,
have designed and constructed 4
type of motor boat which they cal
a "hydrogHde." The boat is built
along the lines of hydroplane.
Unlike the hydrOplane, however, L
does not have wings. 1t rests on
two wooden glides. The rear glide
measures six feet square, and the
front one, four by Eve feet The
hydroslide itself is Il feet long. and
though possessing only an old auto
mobile motor and steering wheel,
makes a speed of so miles an hour.
The propeller which pushes instead
.os pulls. makes 1900 revolutions a
minute.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-24
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 frank word.
We are not baSing appeals upon the ability
of the preachers We do not invite you to 90 TO
church to hear oratons 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 a spirit
ual message for hungry souls the sermon is some
times unsatisfactory.
Perhaps if the public knew how often the
preacher agonizes in peniten prayer this they
would be less cenSoriouS.
The cardinal truth of the matter is this: We do
not go to church. primarily to enjoy good ser
mon. A congregation is not a mere audience: a
crowd met TO hear a man talk.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-24

and L ldsey st, Rev. Albert n Keck
pastor Sunday school 9:15 a. m. Ed
ward Motifs. superintendent Glasses for
all
Sc Ps1fs German lutheran. Jeffersob
and William sits. Rev. II. HOLE, pastor
German service at 10 80 q. III Sunday
school. both EIglist and German. at
80. English service on the second and
fourth Sundays Of the month az 9 80 a.
m
Sermons by the pastor Subject for
German sermon "GlOrifying God with
our Lives. Subject for English sermon
The Gospel Lesson" WaIther league
monthly social netting Tuesday at 500
p m.
Gloria Del Swedssh-Chapfn and Kerr
SITS. Rev. GOttfrld Olson. Sunday school
and Bible class at 80 a. m
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-24
FREE METHODIST.

Free Methodist pennsylv1nia avenue
md Eush street. w. = Webster. pastor.
sunday school @ so 90. IN. raul NcidtZel.
superintendent Preaching no 10 50 a
m and 7 80 p m. each Sunday
River Park Tree Methodist Four.
tenth and Vine SITS. r. :. jennings
pastor. sunday school 20 n. N. L. y.
W oifs. superintendent.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-24

The Epicureans derived their
name from Epicurus (342-271 B..
e., who was philosopher OF Attic
descent, whose garden" at Athens
rivaled in popularity the porch"
and the "aca denny"