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South Bend news-times., 1917-06-10

from this church and gave their lives
for the redemption OF Africa Holy
communion at IL go Senior Christian
Endeavor at ESQ led by Edith Smoke.
service at 80. Short sermon by the
pastor, after which the beautiful three
reel moving picture production entitled.
The Lady CT the Lake" will be shown.
Prayer aud praise service Wednesday
evening at 80
Linden Avenue Church of Christ
Linden avenue and Carlisle street. Ed
ward Castle. pastor. Preaching at 10 AS
a. m. and 80 p. m. Sunday school at
80 a. ~. G. +. at G 40 p. m. prayer
meeting Wednesday at Z AS p. m.
series Of meetings viii be held at
the Linden Avenue Christian church be-
ginning Sunday, June TO- and continuing
throughout the week The following
spea kers will bring the messages !:
Brother II. e. Castle Sunday evening
PlOther Paul r. Harris, Monday even
ing; Rev. John w. CLARK. Tuesday even
ing: Brother o. r. Seeburg, Wednesday
evening; Rev. Mr.. Brundige, Thursday
evening; Rev. =. Stuart. Friday evening (;
Services viii begin at 7:45 p. m. A
GOOD time all day Sunday. June II. Our
second home coming. Sunday school at
80 a. m. Communion and preaching
at 10 30 p. m. Rev. Earnest Whitinger
will preach. Preaching by Rev. Mr..
Brundige at 2aSO m. Christian En-
deavor at 6:45 p. m. Preaching at :45
p. m The pastor. Rev +. ". Castle.
will bring the message. Special vocal
selections Will be rendered at all serv-
ices. A cordial invita- ation extended to
AL Our homes are open TO all. Come
and enjoy the good time with us.
Indiana Avenue-Indiana and Witwer
avenues. Rev. W. A. Brundige. pastor:
residence. 2S4 Haney av.; Bell phone
1875. Sunday school at 9 80; X. f.
White. superintendent
Our schoo, has one Of the best or
chestras I'm the city which will play.
Splendid classes. conducted by we'll
trained teachers. Communion at 10 80.
Sermon at 1045. Subject: The Three
Crosses" Good music at this service.
Y. z. s. g. F. at $50; Miss Mae Brun
dige, president. Subject: "Sins of the
Mind" Sermon at Z 7.45. illustrated.
Subject: How 70 Get Into Christi
Hear IL. Special music. Prayer and
praise service Wednesday night
EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION.
First-Lafayette and Monroe streets,
". II Freshley. pastor. Sunday school
at 9 30 a. m: George ] Long, superin-
tendeLt
Morning worship at 10 80 Subject ::
Parental Duties" Y. P A at $50;
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$780, led by Joseph ROthboller. The
Children's day entertainment will be
gwen by the sunday school at the even
ing service at 80 Official board Meet
ing on Monday at Z 40 p m. Epworth
league business meeting Tuesday even
Ing at 40. Nidweek service Wednesday
at 80
Trinity-Blaine and Vassar av., Rev.
Melvin G. Hunt, pastor. Bible school at
3 80 Rudolph Kline acting superin-
ten6ent Graded or organized classes
for all ages
Morning worship at 1O:45 Sermon by
The pastor on. The Loss Of Leader
Mrs Hunt. Alone with God" Abbott.
No meeting OF the EpwOrth league. A
special Children's day program under
the auspices Of the Sunday school viii
be given at o'clock. The program will
ba given in the tabernacle. Monthly
day evening az O'Clock. Atty. George
J.. Ruhson will speak. Closing exer-
cises OF the Junior league Wednesday
alter9ooL az 9" 'oo Mrs w. =. OWen,
Wednesday evening at As The study
Will be in Mark s Ferdinand Jain viii
lead the class.
Graee-Corner < Michigan and Tut
SITS. Rev. Richard II. Crowder. pastor.
1AaHH MEETING At = 10 a. Cuuuhg
school at .. 80 a m; Prof J. A Byers.
superintendent Class S:45. Morning
worship NJ 1045 Junior congregation
at ? 80; Inez Ports superintendent Ep-
worth league az 80; Hal Bunch. presi-
dent. Evening worship az 1880.
Epworth Memorial - Corner Lincoln
way W. and olive street A Huntec
kenna. pastor. Sunday school at Q 80
a. m: c. W. Hopkins. superintendent.
O..NE A aT
Children's day program consisting OF
songs. dialogues and recitations by the
children and brief address by the
pastor has been arranged. Evening wOr-
Use" Is the subject Epworth league at
so led by the pastor Epw0rth league
social at the home OF Miss Evelyn Ryer
or Monday evening. Official board meet
ing Tuesday night Bible study Friday
evening at : 80
River Park VI. E.-S Seventh street.
Rev. J. A. Lord pastor Residence 23lS
Mishawaka nv. Bell $50. Home 33s1 sun
day school at 80; Fred Miller, super
m. and 80 p. m.
stuu Memorial Michigan and Victoria
streets. Rev Babb. pastor. sunday
superintendent
German-Lafayette and Wayne streets.
Rev II. s. Miller. pastor. sunday school
az Q 80 n. m John Koch. superlntend-
ent Preaching 10 80 n. and 80 p.
m. Epworth league az 90 p. M. Prayer
meeting Wednesday at Z :45 p. m.
wesIeyan-T22 F. Broadway. Rev.
Walter e. Norris pastor. Morning
service at 10 80. Evening service az Z 80
sunday school at $50 a. m; Adam
MeIott. superintendent Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening a. T:30.
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TODAYS AND NEXT SUNDAYS BIBLE LESSONS
novngh the intern Course wt ggst Reserved
T.

in fact the entire New Testament
Is a history Of the fact that Jesus
died upon the cross; but beside this
there are what is called secular his
tories referring 20 the same fact.
Jesus Was Put TO Death by Wicked
Men.
Whatever may be said concerning
the sacrihcial nature Of the death
of Jesus IL must never be said that
God Or good men crucihed Him. IL
is the greatest crime IN history and
neither God not good men are re-
sponsible for II. on the day Of Pen
tecost Peter boldly accused the Jews
saying 10 them, that they had "by
wicked hands crucified and slain"
the Lords Amounted. Nor did God
LOOK upon them with approval as IL
they had brought about the death
Of any other man. Whatever NAV
be the truth about Gods forknowl-
edge. everything must be interpret
ed from the standpoint that God did
not sanction. nor approve. the Jews
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Tor crucifyinR His beloved Son.
Fated TO Commit That Crime.

for crucifying His beloved Son.
Fated TO Commit That Crime.
II IL is true, as some men think.
that the Jews were only carrying
out Gods pre-arranged plan, and
that they we're unwittngly doing the
will OF God. then that would make
God a party 70 the death Of Jesus
Christ. but God was not, and could
not be an active party for the mur-
der Of any man, much less that Of
his son. Ny theory is that no man
is fated 20 commit sin, and even II
the results OF sin, in the wonder
working hands Of God. are made 10
work ont that which is good. that
does not mitigate tho crime Of the
man or men who committed II. God
sent Jesus in good faith and want
ed the world TO accept Him. Jesus
beggct them 70 accept Him and His
soul was In anguish because they
did not.
Allowed Wicked Men TO Slay Him
! have often said that there is no
South Bend news-times., 1917-06-10

7:3O Topic this week: Unto Chill
dreh's Children" Psalm 103 HIS The
monthly meeting Of the officials Of the
church will be held following the morn
ing service.
BAPTIST.
FIrst--Corner Main and Wayne streets (;
hev. Charles a. Decker, pastor Bible
school at $50; W. h. Studebaker. super
sntendent
Chndren's day viii be observed with
appropriate exercises at 10 o'clock. b.
\. Z. L. meeting at 6 30 p. m. Topic
Sins OF the Mind" led by group five.
Evening service at 80. The PASTORS
subject: Hitting the High Spots"
Trio Zone by One the Moments Fail" {"
Scott; sung by Mrs. Rode. Mrs Duncan.
and Mr.. Cover. Solo by Mr.. Shank.
Behold, T Stand az the Door" Jude.
Prayer and praise meeting on Wednes-
Laporte convention viii report The
aides Aid society will meet on Friday
afternoon with Mrs Miller. 40 w
Navarro st The young people will give
a social and entertainment entitled, A
County Fair" on Friday evening.
Quincy Street-Rev. George z. Enter
line, pastor. Sunday school 9:30; J. W.
Kendall, super1h tendent
The contest closes with today's ses-
sion and each side will want 20 rally
every ounce OF strength The Children's
Gay exercises DY the Scnool VIII De gwen
this evening at the time Of the regular
evening preaching services. A good
program has beeh prepared and all VIII
want 20 hear IT, Morning worship at
10 80 with sermon by pastor on the
theme, Doing Our Best" The 3. y. i.
L. meets at 6 :45 sharp. The public is
cordially invited TO all these services
HunEArian-Coraer washi- ,on aV. ana
Cherry st. Rev. X. Bertsk. pastOr.
Mt Zion Baptist-113 y. Birdsell st
Rev. f. r. Kennedy. ID D.. pastor. Sun
day school at 9 80 q. m: Mrs. Anna
Hutchinson. superintendent
First swedishACor. Laurel aud Napier
StG Service 10 80 a. m. and 7 80 D. m.
CHRISTIAN.
First-Main street. south OF public
library. Rev. John NJ. Alexander. pastor.
Morning Bible school at 90, Prof II.
q. Incl. Superintendent.
Our teachers are trained. lessons
graded and we have classes for all ages.
II he Sunday morning service will be-
gin promptly az To- IL is the annual
ChIdren's day. The entire program
viii be given by the Sunday school It
s a memorial service In honor OF Mr..
and Mrs Ray Eldred. who went out
South Bend news-times., 1917-06-10
SOUTH BENDS NOBLEST MUSIC

The nobleSt music to he heard in South
Bend is provided by the churches.
The loftieSt and most inspiring strains of
music-music that does more than delight the
ear, music that SootheS the weary spirit and
fires the faint heart, that opens dull eyes to
vision of land that is fairer than day-may
be heard week after week in the city churches.
While much of this may not be technically
so correct as the occasional rendition of pro-
feSSional orchestra, il is more direct and com
prehensive in its appeal to the average nature.
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verse inspired by the bloody con-
flict. "I shall not fail that rendez-
vOus." he wrote, in the exalted and
vaguely prophetic mood which
characterizes the poem. and true
enough, he did not fail. For in the
charge at Belloy- -Santerre, July
4, 1916, he fell. and so gave the
last full measure Of devotion" to
the France which had become his
loved.
The diary OF this young poet is
fully as poetic as his verse. Even
when he chose prose for his me-
dunn, it was poetry that his soul
poured forth. In the diary there is
evidenced a striking anomaly. Low
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METHODIST.

W. ASNSA<AO
FIrsk-N Main street Rev. Henry l.
4 Davis, pastor. Class meeting at 9:tO a m.
Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. In the audi
torlum: j. .. Ames. superintendent
A Children's day program viii be
given at this hour. Following Is the
program for the entire day
Class. 90.
Public Worship 3 80.
Professional Sing Praise
Elementary Department.
Prayer .................D II. l. Davis
Beginners Department
Proosssional "Chndren's Praise'-oto
.....'.+ssss.ss.... ..s.sssss''' baIhuy
Choir
Reading The First Chndren's Day
Patricia Bdgeworth.
Song. Jesus Loves the Little Children
Primary Department
Recitation, what LAttle Things Can Do
Llllian shidler. Eleanor Rumpf. Robert
Bondurant and Whham Lee
SONG -...-.......''Cr Creations Praise
Junior Girls
Flag Drin. n.......... Primary Department
SONG. The Message OF the Bells
Junior Department
i''AD DeihI Martin '-' -'O''
Special Collection. .................Or Organ
Hymn No. SSI.
Anthem, How Lovely Are the Nressen-
Csertory. .sBarcaroIIe'- -. .o6enbach
Baptismal Service
Hymn No. 81.
Benediction.
POstlude, Gloria" Mozart
AFTERNOON.
so The Annual Sunday school Con
Ltion OF the City sunday School
Association
Epworth League els. The High Grace
OF Loyalty"
irwin Haorer and B. L. Moorhead
Public Worship. 30
Prelude ITO a Rosebud" .......... Steele
FrOcessional. "Chidrens Praise'-675
organ Solo, March De Fete' Barrel
Duet Now the Day Is over" Shelley
Miss Clara Ehrhsrdt and
Mrs J. W. Waters
Hymn No 635.
Anthem. The Radiant Morn" "......
...-.-............ ...-..... woodward
Reading from the Psalter Of the 2Srd
Sunday Evening.
OiertOry, "Rescue the Perishlng"-6Te
---.-..- .........-.- ........... Doane
Hymn No 6S9.
Address .,.................w. E. Elliott
BeuedictiCn.
Prayer meeting Wednesday night
St Paui's Mer@.,rtnl- -ColfaN and Ia
porte avenues. Rev. James L. Gardiner,
D. D.. pastor. sunday school az 2 80 a.
m Guy A. Fish. superintendent
Morning service az 10:45 O'Clock Ep-
worth league devotional service az 8 80
?. m. AT ~ p m Mrs Gertrude ".
TNEeedie Of India VIII speak. after
which motion pictures viii be presented
cf India and China" The choir Will
sing at the morning service. "Oh. Help
inr Hands o. Jesus by Wiegand and
Mrs Laura Crossman Scheu will render
as soprano solo suffer Little chill
dren." By Tnderhin The choir Will
sing at the evening service. "Oh BE
joyful" BY Gcibel. and Comes at
Times a Stiffness" by Woodward ON
Tuesdav afternoon the ". Fl NJ : will
meet az 81 PauIs house PRAYER meet
inc on "Wednesday evening led by the
pastor.
level Heights-Aliner and Fraucis
sts Guy z Black. pastor. sunday school
a.46, II. G. Deioug. superintendent.
Morning service II O'clock
The sunday school and morning wOr-
chip VIII be merged Into one approQri-
ate Children's day Observance. hoth
services dismissiug at about III 80 Bap-
tism and reception Of members az this
service Every member of the sunday
school and church are expected 90 be
present making the largest morning 1t-
tendance in the history of fhp sunday
school and church. Epworth league a'
South Bend news-times., 1917-06-10

DnaFles ccrlD lDnerS sons. New q
song OF THE VOI,GA BOATNn
BY Elias IAeberman.
Drift. loss drift. down the sv
stream.
Float. logs. float beyond the Port
Dream.
The sunlight pats my Lus
cheeks
And makes them glow !
wine:
The breeze brings fragrance or
again
From cedar. birch. and pine
A dirge-song died upon the vi
That dried my Luba's tears:
Her lips are dumb with answei
prayer.
Her eyes with banished fear
Batyushka Gosudar,
Wan wanes thy setting star.
Fallen art thou. Great White ca
Turn, logs. turn, through the 20
and swirl:
Glide. logs. glide. along the WI
Whirl.
For me my Luba sits and waits
For me a feast IS spread:
No more like wolfhound lean a
lone
Must I devour my bread.
The jingling cow-behs tlnl
paeans
OF home and Joy 10 me,
Ny heart leaps Godward like I
blaze
That set my Russia free
Batyushka Gosudar.
Wan wanes thy setting star.
Fallen art thou. Great White CT
-Everybody's Magazine.
South Bend news-times., 1917-06-10

THE SEVEN BEST
HYMNS AS TESTED
BY THE VOR OF
CHRISTIANS THROUGH
GENERATIONS.
Rock OF Ages
When I Survey the
WondrDus Gross
Jesus, Lover OF
My Soul
Evening Hymn
Jesus, I Ny Gross
Have Taken
"sun OF Ny SouI-
A Morning Hymn
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AFRICAN NJ. E.

OHvet A. VI. E.-310 ". Monroe ~. c
Emery Allen. pastor sunday school at
T. 80 p m. Rev. Eli +. Stewart super
intendent
Dr n A. Adams of Kansas city. Kas.
viii preach at 10 80 q. IN. az 3 90 p. m
and at 800 D. M. At 8 90 o. IN. ad-
dres, 90 men and women At 90 m
his subject viii bc The Evils ~ the
Modern Dance" He will also deliver "a
lecture Monday night. which viii De an
uuuuced later. Class at l. go aid sun
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day school at 10 80 Christian Endeavor
at 90 p. m; Miss Florence Adams.
president.
Zion A. VI. E.-Rev. s. Samuels. pas
tor. Sunday school at IL 80; y. j.
Olivier. superintendent.
Morning service at 1045 Subject
Christ Ny All" Evening at :45 Sub
iect. House Cleaning" Christian En-
deavOr at 100 p. m; Charles Weaver.
president Prayer meeting Wednesday
night Glass, Friday night Monday
night. June IL. there will bee a banquet
eIven In honor Of Rev. s. Samuels and
lis wife for the good work they have
oOne. There will be a pzogram gfveL
by some OF the best local ts3eat All
ere invited.
South Bend news-times., 1917-06-10
Diary and Poems of Alan
Seeger, Young American
Poet of the Foreign Legion,
Notable Contribution to Lit
erature of the War.

Scarcely any
literature Of the
war which has
come 10 our at
tention has ap-
preached n
freshness and
downright in
terestingness the
writings of AL
Ian Seeger. the
young American
poet Of the for
eign legion, who
died as he him
self would have
arranged TO die
had he been the
master OF his
fate.
His genius
seems to have
reached tn g
zenith Of it's
short career in
Il Have a Rem
devious wit h
Death" a deep
~ moving poem
which I a X e s
rank with the
hnr4 - Ill -.
South Bend news-times., 1917-06-10
SWEDISH EVANGELICAL
MISSION CHURCH.

Swedish yangelicaI-Corner Scott and
Orchard streets Rev. Emil Winstedt
pastor. sunday school at 9:3O a. N
August Anderson. superintendent
Morning worship at 1O:45. y. T.
meeting at 800 p. m. Special exercises
Will be given by the Sunday school at
so p. T1.. and special music viii also be
rendered by the choir OF the church at
this service. Prayer service THURSDAY
evening at :45.
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ed by most persons For the spiritualzing Of
our natures, for the elevation of our thinking
and for the uplifting of our spirits-sublime
possibility-to the plane of worship we need
the office of sacred music.
Everybody has observed how popular
songs come and 60 IN brief season; while the
great hymns which voice the deepest senti-
ments of the human soul, live through the cen
turieS
There Is music Nor al in the churches Of our
city Everybody Is invited 10 enjoy 1t; and,
what is more worthy to share in it is an ex-
preston of the worship of the Highest.
South Bend news-times., 1917-06-10

An Iowa man has a plan 70 bani
the perishable bunting flags
substituting one made or wire mes
mounted on round iron rod fran
Such a flag waves forever; morrow
IL waves when there is no breeze.
South Bend news-times., 1917-06-10

First Church OF the Brethren-Indi-
anaavenue and Miami street Rev. T. r.
| George. pastor. 1921 Miami st sunday
ent. 423 Lincoln way +.
STecial Childrens day exercises az
/ 10 80 Christian workers meeting at
$50; Mrs. J. r. Kelly, leader. DIR.
Borough viii preach at 7.30 PRAYER
Mrs Miller leader Good congregational
sill ging al all services.
Second Church OF the Brethren-Cush-
Ing and Van Buren SITS, Rev. r. o.
Roose, pastor. sunday school at 2 80 a.
n, Wesley Zimmerman superintendent
Christian Workers meeting at 80 p. N
j. NJ. Miller. president Preaching ser
vices at 10:30 a. m. and 80 .. IN. Prayer
meeting on Tuesday evening at s
o'clock
Conference Memorial United Brethren
-OUS \. st. Joseph st. Rev. g. r. Byrer,
pastor. sunday school at 3 30 .. m.
& E Wilson. superintendent. Glasses for
ali Junior meeting each Saturday at
30
Subjects %. sermons by the pastor
The Seamless Coat" and Life Eter-
nal Christian Endeavor st 80: Rev
J. %. Highsmith. leader. Subject "Sius
n the Mind The brotherhood will meet
Tuesday evening Prayer service We'd
lesday evening; Mrs L. F. Gerber,
leader.
LUTHERAN.
Holy Trinity EngIish-Sherman av
end Lindsey st, Rev. Albert H. Keck.
pastor. Sunday school 9.1J a m. Ed
ward Motifs. superintendent. Glasses for
all
Chief service with sermon by william
Adolphsen at 1890 A. M. Mr.. Adolph-
sen is one Of the young men Of the con
gregaton. who is preparing for the
ministry. he has Just finished HIS first
year In the seminary. All are urged ~
ue presef No evening service the
; 1stor being In attendance upon the
meeting Of the synod in Chicago. Junior
cague on Monday 20 3 90 p. m. Choir
rehearsal Friday evening A full report
~ the synOdical meeliuE viii be given
9n June Il.
81. Paurs German Lutheran. Jefferson
and william sts. Rev. n Holle, pastor.
German service at 10 80 a. m. Sunday
school both E1glist and German. at
: 30 English bervice on the second and
fourth sundays Of the month at 30 a.
j. willing But the Flesh is Weak"
English subject: The Place ~ Tor
ment' Annual confirmation sunday at
1880 m Walther league monthly
business meeting Tuesday az 500 r. M.
Gloria Del swed,eh-Cl prn and Kerr
SITS. Rev. Gottf-id Olson. sunday school
and Bible class at go a. m.
EPISCOPAL.
ST James'-Lafsyetts 81, north 81
Washington aE. Parish zouse $40 "
GolfaK av. Right Rev. John Haz-n
White. ID. D.. bishop OF the diocese Of
northern Indiana. rector. Rev h r.
White. vicar. Clergy house. 80 ". Col
Tax av.
Holy communion at 7.so sunday
school at Q .45: Rev. y. R. White super
Intendent Morning PRAYER az II 90
sermon hv the vicar Eegnars f0 the
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FREE METHODIST.

Tree Methodist - Pennsylvania avenue
and Rush street. ". r. Webster. aSt9r
Sunday school so a. m. Paul Nelutzel
superintendent Preaching az 10 80 a.
n and so Q. m. each sunday
River Park Free Methodist - -Four
trenth and Woe sts. r. = Jennings
pastor sunday sekcol 20 a. N. L. y.
0lfs. superintendent.
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COMMENT ON T0DApS
GOLDEN TEXT

Lesson: Jesus Crucifed. John
1e:16-3O.
Golden Text: Christ died for our
s1ns. / Cor. 1873.
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christ's Death Is Historical.

There are two ways IN which we
know what has happened in the
bygnne centuries: the one IS by what
Ne call tradition. and the other is
By history. Tradition is not very
reliable. but most standard histories
written within a reasonable time
after the happening OF the events
they record are reliable. We reck-
on upon some historical events with
all the certainty which we reckon
upon current events. The death OF
Jesus Christ upon the cross IS, per-
haps. better authenticated than any
other event in history The four
Gospel accounts, and the Episrles,
South Bend news-times., 1917-06-10

Mike Blake. rejected as a recrul
at Cleveland. because OF bad ZEE
walked back home 80 miles.
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BRETHREN.

First Brethren Church-I2lA 8 Mich
lEan at. Rev. A z Thomas. pastor. sun
day school 30 a. m. Hartley FirestOnc
superintendent. Morning service 10 80
Christian FndeavOr Q 80 p. r. -venins
service : &c.
South Bend news-times., 1917-06-10

81 HedWiEes F0lish-Cor. Scott ana ~
pier atG. Rev. Anthony Zubowfcs. q I
c. pastOI Low ASS 81 80 9 and
q. Sunday school at 80 D. m. Bend
aictioH at 80 .. m.
Sc. stanisIaus' POIIsh-41s n. Lfecol
ct Rev Roman Msrciniak. pastor. Ma !
% Z so. and 10 q. m
Sc CasimIr's POIisb-sn 9. websta
ct. Low mass at so a. m. High ma1
at 10 a. M NeEpers Ht y. m.
Sc. Adelbert's POllsE-OIive and Cr,c
ats. Rev John kubacki. pastor DaNI
nssH at S-15 p 10 HOly hour Wednes
day evening az Z 80 Sunday mass 8 snl
10 a. m
80. JossDh-Hm ct. and IAsane svl
Patrick }. Carroll. &. s C.. pastor. Low
masses az 30 and 9 a. IN High ma A
at 10 Benediction .. -
Sacred Heart BelEian-lI26 W ThomsI
tt. Rev. Charles v Fischer. Dsstor Mas
st 90 and 80 .. N Sunda school Al
80 .. IN. BenedictiOn az .. m
Sacred Heart Notre Dame Low Mas
az 9 90 a m. Students mass al 90 a
N Parish mass at 1910 a. 10. Yespeu
AZ 90 2. m
Rev. j. A. Schersr. G. 3. g.. pastor. NaaI
az I 80 aud 10 a. 10. Sunday school Al
t:80 .. m. Benediction g D. m
SALVATION ARMY.
2o6 f. Jefferson blvd. sunday ssrv.
Ices Morning. county Iail. 30; noon,
Sunday school 2.3G Evenings Rosps'
services 40 Capt Nehemiah Brookea
soicer 10 charge.
SCIENTIST.
Main and Madison sts. Sunday services
Turing the erection OF the new churca
viii be held az the Lasalle theater Il
II m. Testimonial meeting on ever
Wednesday evening at O'Clock at ths
Progress club rooms. Melville building
2l2 5. Lafayette st. sunday school for
children and young people up 20 the ags
o. 20. is from g.45 TO 10 80 Reading
rooms maintained by this church on the
seventh door 0f the j. 81. s. building. are
open every afternoon from 70 . anS
on Saturday from o TO 8
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feels reluctant 70 lay to down
fore finishing t. and then still m
reluctant.
Both volumes are published
Charles Scribners' sons. New "
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APOSTOLIC FAITH.
5l3 p Jefferson blvd Regular nest.
ing sunday 10 IS and 30 O'Clock

VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA.
Special services Tuesday. Wednesday.
Thursday. Friday. Saturday evenings at
30 Saturday. Jzniors' sunbeam club
a. 2.30 p. n sunday. young peoples
meeting az 90 p. m sunday song aud
praise meeting az ? 30 p. m sunday
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