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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-22

onstrate that salvation and its joys
are under every mans own control?
s. Why is il that the majority Of
men disregard Gods invitation TO
accept OF His salvation?
g. Verse 4. In what sense, is
Jesus Gods witness, also our lead
er and commander?
10. Verse 3. How many nations
and tribes of the earth are there to-
day. who are glad TO be called
Christians?
IL Verse s. What does II imply
10 Seek the Lord ?" (This is one
Of the questions which may be an
swered in writing by members OF the
club
- Verse 7. If a man absolutely.
in his plan and purpose, gives up
sin. what is his condition before
God as TO salvation?
13. Verse Z. Why has a man
whose heart Graves the love of God
and who has given up sin, perfect
right to conclude that he is saved q?
Il. Verses s. 9. What are Gods
thoughts and ways" as meant
here. and how do they contrast with
the thoughts and ways" Of sin
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-22

at the medical schools that require but years OF
collegiate work TO enter upon the study OF medicine.
Only the first two years OF medicine VIII oe given
at Notre Dame Tor the time beng. Lack OF adequate
clinical facilities ordinarily only in
cities is the reason for not offering complete medical
course
formed Il Will consist of physicians OF high stand
ing. but the personnel has yet completed.
The names OF its members VIII be given the public
shortly. This board will advisory capacity
and its members Viii also be lecturers the
school
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
Beginning with september, 1917 the University OF
Notre Dame will oner regular in agriculture.
The Importance the work the frequent demands
of applicants for study of this nature the rather
ceptonal facilities Notre Dame for the carrying
out of the prescribed subjects in agriculture were e
important factors thai lead the establishment CT
the department of agriculture.
Notre Dame is one of the very few large schools
not situated in city. Eighteen hundred i'm
medatey surrounding the university and 1900 acres
seven miles 70 the northeast adequate space for
a course in agriculture The Notre Dame farm one
OF the banner farms OF Indiana Not many years ago
it considered a farm. Then Brother
Leo up-to-date farmer, took charge. with re-
suit that this farm produces record crops in al
fafa, wheat potatoes and corn, and its cattle take
first prizes in the national cattle shows
There viii he four year program OF studies lead
ing the desree of bachelor of science in agrtcu-
tyre, Oh $ Al and two year program leading
certificate of proficiency. And in conjunction with
these two there will be a brief series Of lee
for the benefit neighboring others
interested in agricultural subjects The purpose the
year program to give the student good general
training and make him familiar with the essential
lines of agricultural activity; il should STUDENT
him to give substantial service to the community
which he lives.
Prof. W. A Johns formerly mead of the department
agriculture the University of Kentucky, Will
the dean of the course.
SCHOOL OF LIBRARY SCIENCE.
When the new library was planned plenty Of space
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-22
TODAY'S AND NEXT SUNDAYS BIBLE LESSONS
T. D.

our sins are forgiven. our names are
written in the book OF life. and the
bent Of our natures are changed
Our judgment and will are always
in favor OF the right and against the
wrong. Alas however, we find that
sometimes we need 10 watch our
judgment and frequently find our
will is weak and when we would 40
good evil IS present with Is: the
evil which we would not do. is Off
en- done By Us. and the good which
We would do. is lef, unaccomplish
Cd. This may not harmonic with
some Of our Theological doctrines,
but IL is certainly the experience OF
the average Christian. There is "A
way 10 overcome these willy foes:
also our outward enemies. If We put
our trust wholly IN God
God Is Our Refuge.
The man who wrote our text evil
IDENTIFY knew what he was talking
about when ne states that. God is
our refuge" II we hide ourselves
in Cod ne is 20 Us a rock OF defense.
when we are in him we are in the
heart Of an impregnable fortress. II
IS when we forsake this refuge that
our enemies entrap and overcome
us. but so long as we hide in the
rock. we are absolutely safe from
all the attacks Of the devil and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-22

aside for future developrnent This az4ra
be utilized immediate advantage by the
introduction Of course Of library science Two years
OF colege work required admission this new
department The nature OF the the course -
Indicated by the subjects in the curriculum as fol-
lows: Reference work subject photography. American
trade photography, book selection public documents
history Of libraries. books printing. document
cataoguing. sheflisting. indeXns classification loan
administration library economy order work aces
siOninE. binding. library administration extension.
construction and equipment Much OF the work uiu
be under the direction university librarian Rev
Paul j. Folk. G. :. c.
DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN COMMERCE
Specialized work in foreign trade relations coordin-
ated with general cultural education viii given
ton will be given 70 developing a technical know
ledge OF American and foreign approved
methods Of bringing the products of American industry
70 the attention OF foreign customers The course Is
of special value Young intending 10 enter
the field OF foreign commerce. and particularly com
merce with Latin America. A two year and four
year program, VIII be given. John O'Hara q, \
G.. who has spent some time South America will
be in charge Of this new commerce department
DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC.
Music has always been part of the curriculum at
dignity of a well regulated department John J..
Becker, graduate pupil OF George Kruger. and n
scholarship pupil in composition and conducting OF
Alexander Won Ftelitz present director OF the Stern
conservatory OF Berlin. Germany. been appointed
dean OF the department
Two courses Will be ofered-one a cultural course
the other professional The theory OF the
former IS that music is part OF n liberal
education II music is 10 become part Of our national
as performers Appreciation must be created the
part of the nearer along with the development OF the
artistic sense and technical skill musician
The professional music course is outlined with the
the breadth OF knowledge necessary 10 be force in
the development Of music in a community a teacher
degree of bachelor Of music is awarded upon the CON-
petion of the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-22
Music an Important Element
In CiUic Life

When the city council, in special
session last Tuesday, declared an ex-
preston favoring a restoration of
during the remainder Of the current
summer season they performed a
great service 10 thousands OF South
Bend citizens and tax payers. II not
alone provides wholesale entertain
ment but gives the art Of music a
great impetus, or rather establish
ment and encouragement.
The Civic Music association,
through it's representative commit
tee. composed Of Messrs. ". H.
Swintz. chairman; DR.. ]. B. Bertel-
ing. L. G. Manning. Fred L. Dennis
and D. d. Nemeth, in appealing TO
the council laid great stress on the
fact that if ever the people needed
music il is since our country has
entered inc he world war, that no
better refu - than music could be
found at this time TO relieve the
peoples minds from the constant
thought of IL and the more serious
things 10 follow.
Music knows no nationality. color
or creed. but has a universal Ian
guage which is transmitted in pre-
cisely the same Identical manner the
world over. Whether vocal or in
strumental inscription Of seven char
acters or notes. which may be
phrased or accented in the same
manner in which sentences are
punctuated and given special mean
ings in newspapers. books and
other documents 10 its readers.
Because of the representation of
many foreign countries in the popu-
lation of our country, which appeals
especially 10 South Bend, many Of
the latter arrivals not yet being able
TO speak our language, music fur
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-22

by Walter shank. The Lord My Shep-
herd Is" by Schneider r. Y, +. L. at
8 %. led by group i've. Donald Lee. chair
man Topic: Applying the Golden
Rule to Life" Evening service at : 80.
Topic: a Long Man in a Short Bed. -
Solo by Mr. Shank. The midweek meet
ing for prayer. praise and conference
will he held al : :45 Wednesday evening.
The subject is. lis IL Harder 20 BE
Faithful 20 Christ in Summer Than in
Winter" Rehearsal OF the chorus on
Friday at 30 p. m.
Quincy Street-Rev. George F. Enter
line, pastor. Sunday school Q 80; J. W.
Kendall. superiLter fent
Morning worship at 10 30 with sermon
by the pastor on Jesus. the Wonderful f"
r. Y ?. T. will meet AT 6:45. Topic (:
Applying the Golden Rule 10 Life ="
Evening service at 30. Sermon theme (:
Two VIEWS Of a Man" All our services
will begin on central standard time from
now on.
HunEarlan-Corner WASH ON nv. ans
Cherry 81. Rev. 4. Bertok. pastor.
Mt. Zion Baptist-113 y. Birdsell st.
Rev. F. r. Kennedy. y n. pastor Sun.
day school at Q 80 =. m: Mrs. Anna
Hutchinson. superintendent
Eirst SwedIsh-Cor. Laurel and Napier
sts Service 10 30 a. m. and 7 80 D N.
CHRISTIAN.
First-Main street. south OF public
library. Rev. John NJ Alexander. pastor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-22

Gods Gracious Invitation. Isaiah
SIS.
Golden Text: Seek We Jehovah
while he may be found; call We up
on him while ne is near. Isaiah
55:6.
/. Verse I. How many do you
know who are as happy. or content
ed, as God intends we should be?
2. In what respects are eating
and drinking, like drawing on God
for the riches Of his grace?
What is the ,esem blance be
tween bread, wine and milk, and the
love OF God in our hearth
T. Verse ?. How are people, who
are hungry and thirsty for what
God alone can give. searching for
satisfaction where it cannot be
found7
3. What Is II which induces peo-
pie 20 run after worldly pleasure,
smoke. drink. gamble and seek SEN
suous things generally?
s: How does the phrase Let
your soul delight itself in fairness. q"
fairly suggest a normal Christian
experience?
:. Verse 3. How can you dem
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-22

W. n. Freshley. pastor. Sunday school
at 3 30 a. M; George ]. Long, superin-
tendeht.
We 20 by old time beginning with
Sunday morning. At 80 p. m. there will
be a combination Of the Y p. A. and the
evening service. Rev o. q. LOZier will
speak on Applying the Golden Rule TO
Life" The Golden Rule Bible class will
have charge Of the program. Prayer
meeting Wednesday night; Fred
Schweltzer. leader
Bethel Church, Lydick-Rev W Fl.
Migrant. pastor. Sunday school 10 90
a. m. William Trimble. superintendent.
Grace Church.-Cor. Lincoln way W
and Walnut ST. Rev. q. q. Lozier min
lister. Sunday school at 9 80. George
Devine, superintendent
MiEpah-Nfain and Monroe SITS Rev
A. B. Haist. pastor. Sunday school
at $3.50 a. N. Emmett Jester. superin-
tendent
At this service parents are invited 70
bring their children for conservation in
holy baptism. Young peoples meeting az
8 AZ Subject: Applying the Golden
Rule 70 Life" Preaching at 30 p. m.
Subject: Unto the Third and Fourth
Generation" Standard time
Auten ChspeI-Sunday school 20 100
IN, Mrs John Auten. superintendent
Class meeting IL 100 a. N.
lions EvanEeIicaI-Cor. r. Wayne and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-22

from all who represent him. II we
walk about with the consciousness
that in him We live and move and
have our being" the shot and shell
OF our arch enemy can never reach
US II Is good 70 be always pray
ing, rock OF ages, cleft for me, lie:
me hide myself in thee
God Is Our strength.
Not only is God our refuge bu' he
is also our strength The Psalnist
quotes from another Old Testament
writer when he states. "he teacheth
my hands TO war so that a bow OF
steel is broken by mine arm" In
another place the sacred w tier
states, blessed is the Lord my
strength which teacheth my hands
20 war and my fingers 10 fight q"
Those who dwell in the heart OF
God are always giver supernatural
strength, and, I NAV add. super
natural wisdom: thev are more than
a match for all those that are
against them. II mas been said wit
truth. that, "one man with God on
bis side. is always a majority" The
weakest Christian therefore can
boldly 20 out 10 the battle of life.
holding his head erect, with the
consciousness that lie is fighting a
winning battle
Those who have lived a long time
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-22

nishes an excellent means OF COM
munication and assimilation, which
by frequent contact cannot help but
assist in bonding more securely
these peoples 10 ourselves. This can
be accomplished by education. the
method of which in mind and being
enforced. is already showing graft
flying results.
No function, festival or ceremony
is quite complete without music. be
it of a frivolous or serious nature.
A church service is incomplete with
out an anthem on the organ or a
song by the choir or congregation.
What would a division of soldiers
/ do on a long march without its regi-
mental band leading the way TO re-
lieve the monotony Of the tramp
with inspiring melodies No last
sad rites at the grave of departing
man from mother earth are paid in
reverence without a song. In fact.
music enters into every important
stage Of life although so little is
known of il.
The Civic Music association which
hopes 70 bring music nearer to
everybody's heart, received its in
ception during the latter part of last
winter Which. through untiring
efforts, without the slightest re-
Enumeration, Of its officers and CO.
operation Of the public, grew until
now IL consists Of several hundred
mem bers. It was organized TO Gre
ate, establish and develop music
from an efficient artistic standpoint,
for the auditor as we'll as the per-
former. II was believed it could be
accomplished through a campaign
OF education.
That every inhabitant Of the COM
munity may enjoy the benefits and
become identified with the organiza-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-22

Our teachers are trained. lessons
u. Incl. superintendent.
Morning worship at 10 40 Sermon by
the pastor. Senior Christian Endeavor
at { o'clock Prayer and praise service
Wednesday evening at 1880 Use central
time.
Linden Avenue Church of Christ
Linden avenue and Carlisle street. Ed
ward Castle. pastor. Preaching at 10 :45
a. m. and 80 p. m. Sunday school at
Q 80 a. m. I. Z. at 6:45 p. N. prayer
meeting Wednesday at AS y. m.
Indiana Avenue-Indiara and witwer
avenues Rev. w. A. Brundige. pastor
residence. pa Haney av.; J'ell phone
1925 Sunday school at $50: r. +.
White. superintendent.
Old time. The reds are ahead in the
contest, but the blues are working ike
beavers this week. Look out. Every
body not in Bible school enter the con-
test Fred Wilson, chorister Of school.
and r. Batty Of the church. Orchestra
music. Communion at 10 80 Sermon at
10:45 Subject. Problems Solved at
the Cross" Y. p. $. c. F. at 80. Ser
or Bad" Special music and a welcome.
PRAYER and praise service Wednesday
evening at Z 80.
EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION
FIrst-Lafayette ,nd Monroe streets,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-22
our Enemies Arc NAM.

Our scripture lesson tells Of Sen
nacherib's invasion or judah. and
the trouble which Hszekiah had 20
placate the invader. Hezekiah. in
this instance, fs an example or the
trouble which Christians have IN
overcoming their enemies. II seems
that no matter how good a man Is.
and IL may be in proportion 10 his
goodness. he has enemies 10 fight
and conquer. The Christian who is
not constantly on the watch towe-,
is liable 20 be overcome by the en-
emies who would overthrow him
and keep him from accomplishing
the work which God has given him
20 do. Our enemies are often in our
own household. generally in our
own neighborhood. and always IN
ourselves We have 10 fight. the
world. the flesh. and the devil"
Foes Within and Foes without.
When we are converted 10 God
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-22

and William SITS. Rev II. Hole, pastor
German service At 10 80 n. m. Sunda ;
school. both English and German. al
300 English service on the second and
fourth Sundays OF the month at Q 80 a
m.
Sermon by the pastor Subject Of
English sermon: 'Iuther's Prepare ton
for the Reformation" Subject German
sermon: Fragments That Remain" No
German Sunday school. English Sunday
school at 2 so a m. All services ac-
cOrding 70 standard time. Stereopticon
lecture by Rev o. A Sauer Of Michigan
City Monday at S 90 p. m at the school,
40 W. Jefferson blvd.
Gloria Del Svvedish-Chapin ard Kerr
SITS. Rev Gottfrid Olson, pastor. sun
day school at 90 a. m Bible class at
Q II n. m.
Thursday evening, choir rehearsal ri
{ % Luther league meeting Friday
evening; committee. Miss Ellen. Emma
and George Prytz All meeting will
commence according 10 the standard
central time (old tinel
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-22
WAR HAS MADE MAN OF
MANY A TRAMP Is CLAIM

LONDON, July 21-Statements
sent 70 the local government board
show that the present decrease in
pauperism is the biggest in the
ranks Of the tramps The war has
made a man of many a tramp"
says one Of the reports. a large
number are now in the army doing
their bit with the rest. and others
have found that work is not such a
terrifying thing after all know
three who never worked before, but
are now making munitions"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-22
BRITISH PRISONER FREE;
FREE AFTER TWO YEARS
International News Service:

International News Service:
LONDON. July 21.-After being a
prisoner in Germany for two years
ever since the first battle of Ypres
Private Edmund Young has succeed
ed in escaping and reaching his
home here
A short time ago he and two
other prisoners were confined in the
barracks at Langen. They cut a
hole about three feet square in the
floor Of their room, dropped into a
cellar and escaped through a ven
tilator. They had cut the barbed
wire outside while working there
on the previous afternoon. Guards
on bicycles pursued them for seven
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-22

In the Christian life bear witness 20
that God Is "a very present help in
trouble They Justify that he is
never ahead OF time. and never be-
hind time. but always 10 the nick
OF time to bring the help and de-
live-ance which Is essential. Those
who trust IN God never are con-
founded: they are always able 20
say that God has delivered them
from all their enemies, and enabled
them 10 travel safely along life's
Journey Their testimony is that
God has delivered them from all
their enemies. and more than that.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-22
METHODIST.

Firrt-N Main street Rev. Henry l.
Davis. pastor. Class meeting at 80 a. no
SUNDAY school AZ 9 80 a. m. In the audi
torium: J. .. Ames. superintendent
Dr Davis will occupy the pulpit az
both services Morning theme: The
CAN Of Moses" EpwOrth league at Q 10
r. n. Evening: A short sermon pN ne
pastor The evening service lasts 6ut
one hour Prayer meeting wednesday
evening postponed on account Of chau-
tsuqua. Services at standard time
81. Paurs MemoriaI-Colfax and La
Porte avenues. Rev James l. Gaddiaer'
h 70 pastor Sunday school at 0 80 a.
m Guy A Fish. suDerintendeht
sermon BY Evangelist F. G. Miller. \
special tenor solo will be rendered ny
Karl " Knorr Epworth league devo-
tIonal service at $50 p. m There Will
be- no evening service Prayer meeting
on wednesday evening. A cordial invi-
tation Is extended to the pubic TO attend
these services
Lowen HeIEhts-Miner and Francis
SITS GUY n Black pastor. sunday school
as n. c. Deiong. superintendent
Morning service II O'Clock
ing vesper service at $50 under the
auspices Of the Epworth league. Inc
pastor IL leader sunday evening MID
week service at 80 "Wednesday evening
rrin4y-BlainS and vassar av., Rev.
Melvin c. Hunt lastor. Bible school az
30. Rudolph Kline. acting supeUn-
tcndent Graded or organized classes
Tor al ages
Sermon by the pastor on "A World
iearue service az - led by RAYMOND
Koontz. Letters from former league
members viii he read. Evening preach
ng. service az so The me, cnorns-eh tSs
series on Men You All Know speaking
,n ''Demas-the GUTTER Midweek
service Of prayer md praise at 40 We'd
lesday evening
Grace-Corner < Michigan ana Tut
ats Rev Richard II. Crowder. pastor
~iass meeting az :45 a. N. sunday
school At 80 a E n; Frsf ,,6 nyfTs
Worship AZ 10.45 Junior congregation
II $50. Inez Ports. superintendent Ep-
S-orth league at 8 so Hal Bunch. presi-
dent. Evening worship at Z 80
Epwerrb Memorial - Corner Lincoln
raT W and Olive street Hunter
Eenna pastor sunday school ~ 80
m; c. ". Hopkins. superintendent
River Park VI. E--S. Seventh street
Rev. J. A Lord pastor Residence 25ls
Nishawaka nv. Bell to-. Home ISL. sun
iHy school az Q 80: Fred Miller super
rtenden. Public worship az 10 40 a.
d and 80 2 m.
sermon theme IAN Honorable Peace
Fnvvorth league az 6 90 p. m Evening
service az % 2 n. sermon on, LlV-
Nc Under stress PRAYER service
"Wednesday evening az Z so The subject
ain he Wandering ~ the lsraelites
The annual sunday school picnic vii be
leid on Saturday afternoon. july Il at
pottswatomie park AT friends ~ the
sunday school as well rs members are
invited 10 enjoy the occasion with MS.
stuu Memorial Michigan ami Victoria
sfreefs Rev Bahb. pastor sunday
s~hool et Gas A. m. W i. B-1man.
superintendent
and Wifi occupy the pulpit no the morn
NJ hour Theme: The Method ~
Divine Leadership" The Epworth league
All have charge ~ the evening sertl ices
me pasfor desires % greet ala friends
n taxing M the work anew Come and
ring your friends Remember. the
lour is n 90 r. new time sunday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-22
CHRIST IN FLANDERS

We had forgotten You, very nearly
You did not seem to touch US very nearly;
OF course thought about You and then
Especially in any time of trouble,
We knew that You were good in time of trouble,
But we were very ordinary men.
And there we're other things to think of;
There's always lots a has got TO think Of
His work, his home, his pleasures and his wife;
And so only thought of You on Sunday,
Sometimes not even Sunday
Because there's always lots to fill ones life.
And all the while, in street or lane or byway,
In country lane or city street or byway
You walked among us and we did not see
Your feet bleeding You walked pavements;
How did We miss Your footprints on our pavementS-
Can there be other folks as blind as we?
Now We remember, over here in Flanders,
Git isn't hard 10 think of You in FlanderS)
This hideOuS warfare seems 10 make things clear
We didn't think about You much in England
But that we are far away from England
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-22
Written by Soldier in the Trenches

We have doubts know that You here.
You helped pass the joke along the trenches,
Where in cold blood waited in the trenches;
You touched its ribaldry and made it fine.
You stood beside US in pain and weakness,
We're glad 10 think You understood our weakness,
Somehow it seems to help us not to whine
We think about You kneeing in the garden,
Ah-God, the agony of that dread garden;
We know You prayed for US upon the cross,
If anything could make US glad TO bear
Twould be the knowledge that You wied to bear il,
Pain-agony the uttemost Of human loss
Though we forget You, You will not forget u.s.
We feel so sure that You will not forget US
But stay beside till this dream is past;
And So We ask for courage, strength and pardon,
Especially think ask for pardon,
And that You'll stand beside us TO the last
written by Canadian cousin OF Mrs. Maude Stone
cipher, 1928 Woodward av. through a at one of
the internment camps France.