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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-23
MISSIONS


Mennonite Hope 81 T. Jefferson
blvd sunday school at ESQ p. N
Preaching 600 80 D. m.
Preaching IS 80 aud 80 r. on. Serv-
Tres every night except Wednesday
Mary Nuuemlker in charge
Cts no o. Jefferson blvd Ray 4
Rlr d. superintendent sunday school al
8 600 70. ul. Bible riH~s at { 90 p. a.
Eyenlu. service at 30
Gospel-4gI D. IasaIIe av Services
Wednesday saturday and sunday even
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VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA

Gospel mission. $50 ;. Michigan a.
All Christian societies invited 70 q big
omen air meeting every Wednesday, Fri
day. Saturday and sunday nights. corner
Wayne and Michigan streets Old-fash-
Toned gospel meeting II volunteer mis-
sion hall sunday night Every body In
ritcd All welcome.
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BRETHREN.


Tirst-Rev. G.. ". Rench, ID. T.. pas
tor. sunday school at $3.50 u. III; Harley
FirestOne, superintendent.
Primary school meets at the same
hour: Miss Margaret Whitner, Superin-
tendent Worship with sermons at 10 30
n. m and Z 80 p. m, the pastor preach
ing Morning theme: "The Historical
Jordan and It's Spiritual Significance.
Evening subject, We Went Away Sor-
rowful." Y 7. s. c. T.. at eco p. NJ.
Miss Bertha Kline. president The
prayer meeting on Wednesday evening
will be held AZ the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Werntz. at 1912 ). st Joseph St
First Church Of the Brethren Indiana
av and Miami ST. Rev. 1. +. George
pastor Sunday school at $3.50 q. m
2. G. Stahly. superintendent.
Second Church Of the Brethren
Cushing and Van Buren, sts. Rev. X. ..
Roose. pastor. sunday school ut 30 a.
m: Wesley Zimmerman, superintend-
ent
M: William Stroup, leader. Preaching
AT 10: 20 a. m. and 80 p. m. by the pas
tor. Subjects; Morning. Choosing BE
tween Christ and the World evening
The Judgment Prayer IN. meeting tug on OF,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Horka. 1922 Lincoln
way w: subject. The Ideal Life led
by John Price
Conference Memorial United ;. II
Joseph 81 Rev l.. f.. Young, pastor
sunday school at . 80 a. ~; Z. l.. VIII
son. superintendent
The sunday school session will be
combined with the morning worship, NJ
which time a service flag and honor roll
will be unfurled for l. young men IN
the service of our '1untry from our sun
dav school There will be special music
The pastor will give an address on True
Patriotism" &. +. at 10. Preaching
at : 20 subject: Test OF Genuine
ness Quarterly conference Monday
evening. PRAYER service Wednesday
evening Monthly meeting OF w. NJ. \
at parsonage on Friday afternoon
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BIRTHS

daughter was born Thursday Z,
Mr.. and Mrs. Athony Sobkiewicz
735 y. Johnson ST.
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SALVATION ARMY.

2OG T. jefferson blvd. sunday serv-
ices: Morning county jail 1000; sun
day school. =: 30: open air service 80;
indoor service. 30. Prayer meeting
80 Capt. Nehemiah Brooks. officer In
charge
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Swedish Evangelical Main and Mon
roe SITS Rev Emil Winstedt, pastor
Sunday school at . 80 a. m; August
Anderson. superintendent Morning
service at 1915.
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Olivet = VI. ESQ w Monroe 50.
Ecv O. Reading. pastor Class meet
ing 40 1000 %. m Sunday school at
Z. .1O %. ms Rev Eli l. stewart super
iutcndeut
TnyIor's s. VI. .. zion Corner Eddy
and Cumpuu st~ Rev l.. II. Powell
pastor.
SERMON lv the pastor ut lu-ll q. m.
sunday school at r. $50 3D. m- Closed door
praise meeting &c go %. m. AZ 80 o..
bob SERMON hN Rev Ruth s. Murphy.
Mrs Murphy i~ noted evangelist and
SID conduct % revival he=s4uiu- SUNDAY.
Feb 81. aud continue until March To-.
TtrfFIf. il invited
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It. Wary Of the Holy Kosary. Polish

NJ. Lerman removed from 1924
Division -. 20 1914 Division Grand
opening viii be on March 6th.
1895
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Sunday at the Churches
SPIRITUALIST.

ings AZ : 60. sunday school at 10 90 q
"a. each Sundas.
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CATHOLIC.

1t. stephens Hungarian-Thomas and
Mcpherson Sts. Rev. Lawrence NOT
varh, pastor. Mass at 600 and lo;i2 Ia a.
m. sunday school at 2;o p. III. Ben
edictiOn nc 3 100 y. m.
-. PatrIek's :. Taylor II. Rev.
John T. DeGroOte. &. :. G. pastor. Low
masses at & 90. . so and 900 a. m: High
mass and sermon at 10 20. Baptism NJ
day school ~ 800 Z, m Meeting OF
church societies at 4 100 p. m
"a. Hedwige's PoIish-Coner Scott
and Napier sts Rev. Anthony Zuhowicz.
e. :. G. pastor. Low mass az Z 90 900
and 800 q. m. sunday school AZ 80
p. m. Benediction at 2:30 p. m
NJ. StanisIaus' POIish-iIJ y Lincoln
81; Rev Roman Marciniak, pastor. Mass
at go. 900 and 1000 a. m.
St Mary's German-i31 $ Taylor 81.
Rev. J. NJ. Scherer. &. :. G. pastor Mass
al go and To- a, m sunday school
40 . 80 p. ~ Benediction AZ 800 ?. ~.
IT. CasImir's PoIish-S21 :. Webster
81 Rev. Stanislaus Gorka. pastor. Low
mass az :. 80 q. m High mass &C 1000
N. Ncspers at 200 p m
1t. Adelbsrt's PoHsh-Olive and Grace
SIS Rev John kubacki. pastor Daily
mass ut $40 p. m Holy hour. We'd
nesday evening 40 \ O'Clock. sunday
rusS at 500 and 10 90 m.
~. Joseph'>-Hll st and LasalIe av.
Patrick J Carroll g. : g.. pastor Low
masses at 30 and $500 a. m. High
mass at 10 90 a. m. fenedietion at 8 100
o. ODD.
Sacred Heart Belgian-tt2G ". Thorn
~ ST Ecv- Charles Y Fischer. pasto-.
Mass az : % and $50 O. m. sunday
school al > 30 p. N. Benediction at 90
p. n.
It. MARY Of the Holy Resary. Polish
National Catholic Rev 6aSi SychtI.
pastor sundays: First mass NJ 500 a..
M. high mass and sermon az 1000 a.
m sunday school az =: 90 p. m.. hen
edicrlon 1T = On D.. I'd. Neek days Holy
mass no 20 u.
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EPISCOPAL

1t. James Lafayette st. north OF
Washington Rt. Rev. John Hazen
HOLY communion at 30 a. m sunday
school az 9:4J a. IN. Morning PRAYER and
sermon. II o'clock. Nespers at 300 q.
m Young peoples meeting at $50 p.
m Lenten services daily: Holy COM
munion. 80 "a. m. yesperS. 90 p. IN. :
Wednesday evening, 80 O'Clock
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FREE METHODIST.

free Methodist PENNSYLVANIA av. and
Rush ST Rev " g. Webster pastor
SUNDAY school 90 $50 a. M, Faul
Nciitzel superintendent Preaching al
10 $50 q. M. and 30 m.
River Park Free MethOdi>t-FouT-
tceuth and Vine SIS Rev MI tltch-
,.ock pastor sunday school no 1000 a..
fD . l. T. Wolfe SUPERINTENDENT
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PRESBYTERIAN.

first Corner Washington av. and la
faNette blvd. Rev Charles ~. Ilppin-
colt. D. d.. pastor
Public Worship 600 20 80 &C. 3D. Address
ny tbc minister ou Victorious talth
The First christian. First Methodist
First Baptist and First Presbyterian
churches viii unite iu service ut $50 p.
tu fu the First Ira~ty terilu church The
r,rItff. o. cordially Invited. Bible school
ff g.sp a. m. J - MCGOWAN. superin
teudent Mems Fellowship club at 300
"a m Junior EudeIvor society az : 600
b. m. ouu- People snyietE 1t '."N II.
m Nidweek meeting "Wednesday 90 -V
o. m The Wumen's Missionary society
viii meet with Mrs. q. IT, NlnAler. AZ
y Michigan ST.. con- Friday afternoon
Trinity Corner ColflN av and So
Peter NJ Rev John = Burns pastor.
Bible .rhuo. at $3.50 q. m.- Charles Nde-
cner superintendent
Westminster Rev A NJ Eeus. pastor.
sunday school at 9-5o a. m: l. g.
Whitcumb. superintendent Public wor-
shin 20 IO-fJ d. W and 80 m.
Junior Eudeavor meeting at 30 D. ~
senior Euleavor society meets az o -ju
b. u
Hope Leer and Dayton Rev.
Georee W Allison. II. ID. minister Bible
scloo. 40 g. so ma Carl Jilcry. super
inf-udeut
Classes for ana attendants Adults u>e
the iuieyuatIoul. lessons WoMcus class
~~tudlF4 iu tine Gospel ~ Mark Bring
veUr Hihlc AID other departments use
The graded lessons Competent teachers
are provided
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CHRISTIAN.

First-S. Main St. south az public
library. Rev. John NJ. Alexander. pastor
sunday school al .: 20. Frederick L.
Iruland. superintendent. our teachers
are trained and lessons graded We
have classes Tor all ages
Indiana Avenue Indiana and witwer
avs. key W. A. Brundige. pastor. res
idence. 234 Haucv av Bible school at
80 a. ~; X. White. superintendent.
Pred Wilson. Ch0rister Special music
by the orchestra. Follow the crowd sun
day Communion and preaching at 1880
81 W. Il, Batty, chorister. Subject or
the sermon. The Lost Coin" Junior g..
T. at . 80. Mrs AIonitt. SupeTinteud
eut y. T. : g. T.. at G;30; Miss Mae
Erundige president Subject Of the
meeting. ''rhe Power 81 the Cross in
Asia. At ID the Endeavors will OBJ
serve EudeavOr day with a neat pro-
gram % which the public 8. invited.
Cottage prayer meeting OF Wednesday
night 90 be announced sunday. A cor
dial welcome Go the meetings
Linden Avenue Church OF Christ-
Linden av and Carlisle 81 Rev. Ed
ward Castle. pastor. Preaching at 1899
q. M. and 80 p. m. Sunday school at
9 80 a. M. Christian Endeavor at $50
o. M.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-23

X Kennedy D. D.. pastor. sunday
school az . go a. M: Mrs. Anna Hutch
ius0n. superintendent
FIRST Swedish Corner Laurel and
Napier SITS Services at 1870 a. n. and
d go 3D. u-
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BAPTIST

first Corner WAYNE and Main sts-
Rev. Charles A. Decker pastor Bible
school 20 30 a. H.. g. = stephens.
superintendent
Quincy Street-Eev. George T. Enter
line. pastor sunday school at $3.50 a.
III " Kendall. superintendent
Morning worship nc lu-11 u ltL sermon
hf rIr pastor ug tlr theme. lr
church and the Kingdom tue Place ~
Ea-l aud Their Relation The H & T..
meet. 40 6.f1. Evening service 40
u HttH sermon uu Che theme "Wlu
Fe Ta Sem er f-frr- $40 this service o.
frffes. quartet comprising Mr., g. Locke.
Airs W Websfc. Nr- Geur-e
~auulier and Mrs Luthe- Martin VIII
rfuE
Hungarian Corner Washington aF.
cherry st Rev B Berto.. pastor
At ZION 10 ~ Blrds-u 81 Rev r.
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German Lafayette blvd auu Nal 't'
81 Rev n. = Miller pastor. sunday
intendcut Preaching at 1896 90 ul. and
e 80 D. m. Epworth league uf 200 D.
m Prayer meeting Wednesday at 80
D. M
Wesleyan 80 T. Broadway. Rev. H..
80. Splitter. pastor. sunday school az
800 "A m. T. VI Porter. superintendent
sermon az 10 so g. m Evening sermon
M 900
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-23

Trinity Corner ColfIN as and 80
Peter NJ Rev John =. Burns. pastor
Bible school at $3.50 q IN. Charles NJs
cner superintendent
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1918-07-30
''GOT IN BAD FIX"
BUT NERV=WORTH
PULLED Hin OUT
]. II. Saurborne Writes Enthusiast
cally to His Druggist.

J. III. Saurborne Writes Enthusiastic
cally to His Druggist
This grateful user thinks Nerv-
Worth is a "grand medicine" No
wonder he tells the Wentworth drug
gist at Clarksburg, w. Va, why:
Burk's Drug Store-"Having had
stomach trouble for the last three
years, that is, everything l ate soured
on my stomach and | would have to
throw it up, | got in bad fix.
| have taken Nerv- Worth someth-
ing like three weeks and feel almost
well again.
Eat anything | want and have no
bad effects on me. So could not praise
Nerv- Worth to much.
| had pains in the side so began to
think | had gall stones.
But today don't feel anything of
that. | surely think it is a grand
medicine.
j. H. SAURBORNE,
Bridgeport, w. Va.
Your dollar back at Miller's Phar-
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does not benefit you.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1918-07-30
A GREAT LAWYER SPEAKS TO A
GREAT STATE

l. well informed person living Of the Ohio river
t, be akel fhe greatest lawyers
United States he might off with Elu Root and Charles
f. IlugI,S 81 the New ork bar James Gay Gordon and
Phiiand4r G. Knox Of the Pemsy bar John W DAYS.
of the WeSt Virginia bar and then he MIGHT tell you
the esas !. onrseIf.
question were asked IN the presence of West vr
gin wouli instantly feeling of pride
in speaking Of the brilliant ACHE Of this a aed of
Harrison county r. cryboAy in West Virginia famiar with
the record of Mr. DAVIS Solicitor General the United
States ie~ Know that under the law it is his duty make
for the government in the supreme court and
render op non the President whose and soctnde
for the right and triumphant the by
Mr.. Da is counselor and ad isor
Since beg ming of the Senatorial canvas in West v
gna people have had in their opinion
great West Virginia lawyer speaking every
of us as if he had THE WHOLE STATE AS HIS CLIENT.
Len to his words that ring clear the church bells
in the West Virginia mountains and valleys.
Solicitor General Davis says:
"In crisis like the present unity
imperative.
"The country President has
gress controlled in both branches by those of his political
faith
my will be in the primary for Senator Watson.
distinguished credit and my observation of affairs in that
body have known who in the space tine
pressed himself strongly his colleagues than did he
If he the for full hope and believe
he WILL confidently expect him to speedily position
Of power aid adersbp Not only will there be questions
of reorganization and readjusments follow the but
that the end of the itself very from
being SIGHT For the concerned with the
speedy carrying and winning Of the til and
hon rabe peace the United States Allies and TIE civilized
world generally than with the que tons which will follow that
happy result In my opinion Senat Watson's wide expert
penetrating foresight and bal neei judgment will make
him than ordinarily eul both this time and IN the
days that lie alea. fe it my duty accordingly
to give him my support"
That the deliberate ard carefully expires el opinion of
Soicitar General Davis 1t concurred in by Governor Corn
well and his rivals for the guernaoral
ago. by representative Democrat every county tie state
1t represents overwhelming sentiment and 1t expresses
thought uppemost the of the individual Democrat
my VOTE WILL BE CAST IN THE PRIMARY
AUGUST 8, FOR SENATOR WATSON"
political Advert enent)
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1918-07-30
FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR

l have decided that within the time
required by law shall file a formal
announcement and submit my~name to
the democratic voters of West Virgin
ia for the nomination for United
States Senator.
Conscious of my shortcomings and
grateful for your indulgence, submit
my caseto the sovereign people of my
state, offering nothing but my record,
my devotion to the principles above
set forth, and a sincere desire to serve
my beloved State
Respectfully,
w. E. Chiffon.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1918-07-30
AN APPEAL
TO the Republicans of West Virginia


| have endeavcred to make clean hone st camraien
for nomination for United States Senator and have refrain
ed from all criticism.
make my appeal to you my service 10 the party
my qualifications for the Office and my ability to organize
the ard conduct aggressive aid suecessfnl'csm
pagn if nominated
have visited nearly every county in the state and
made my appeal direct to the voters. my case with
the Republicans August and will abide by the result
| desire to add to my platform already announced
that am opposed to government control of public opinion
attempted by the party in power The voice of the
people should always be heard
If chosen to represent tie people of West Virginia
in the United States Senate will give all that is in
for the highest and greatest good of the nation and state
Sincerely yours,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1918-07-30
SHORT ON FAITH
BUT HE RISKED
THE DOLLAR
And Now b. E. Bennett is Mighty
Glad He Tried Nerv- Worth.

Here is a case of long-standing all
ments and wonderfully prompt re-
lief. A West Virginian tells his
Cumberland, Md, druggist about it
and signs his name:
Fords' Drug Store-For Is years |
have had severe nervousness and
heart futtering. Thought my life
was ebbing out little by little. Felt
| had no assurance of living the next
day. My neighbor told me to try
Nerv- Worth, the new nerve tonic every
body is talking about in Cumberland.
| bought one bottle of the medicine
but honestly, | did not have any faith
in it. But to my surprise, after tax
ing only half a bottle must say my
nervousness is about all gone. Ny
heart is better than for years, and |
feel much improved all around.
cheerfully recommend EeF-Worth to
people suffering as | did.
B. f. BENNETT,
Alaska, w. Va.
In Charles Town Millers Pharmacy
sells worth. Your dollar back
| if this famous family tonic does not
benefit you.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1918-07-30
FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT

We are authorized to announce Mr..
/. n. B0nham, of Kabletown District,
as a candidate for the Office of County
Superintendent of Free Schools of JEFF
ferson County, w. Va, subject to the
action of the Democratic primaries.
If elected, he is pledged to an active
and efficient interest in the school work
of the county.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1918-07-30
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

Editor Spirit of Jefferson
Please announce Mr.. Charles C.
Henkle as a candidate for reelection
as a member of the County Court from
Harpers Ferry District. He will be
supported at the Democratic Primary
by MANY VOTERS.