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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-30
REVIEW: JESUS CHRIST OUR
REDEEAfER AND LORD.

GOLDEN TF.XT-For God 20
loved the world. that hc gave his
only bceotten ON. that whosOcver
bclieVeth in him should not perish.
hut have everlasting Iifc.--John 3:
Il.
Thou ART the Christ. the son of the
living GOd.-SIatthew 1915.
am not ashamed Of the Gospel
Of Christ, for IL II the power 90 God
INTO salvation 10 everyone ulat be-
licleth.-Romans 1916.
The method OF review must large
IS r. determined by the individual
teacher For junior and interme-
date classes "A good way viii be by
the use Of a good map Of Palestine.
10 trace the Journeys OF Jesus from
his birth 90 his ascension. giving en-
phasis 30 some of his vital teach
inss. deeds of mercy and power,
atoning death. triumphant resur-
IectiOns and glorious coming again.
2 re following day may be sugges-
Tive Of The latter method
Lesson l-As Jesus was passing
through the coasts OF Tyre and
Sidon. he was besought by a Syro-
phoeuician woman 90 heal her
daughter who was grievousIy pos
.sessed with a demon After appar-
ent Indifference. I'm order TO lead
her into an intelligent faith ne
healed her daughter As he further
5oarneyed through Decapolis. a deaf
auG dumb man besought him for
dealing
Lesson II-As his earthly career
was approaching It's end Jesus be-
gan TO take account OF his ministry.
He wanted the disciples 20 have
definite and personal knowledge as
10 his person. He knew that the
opinions OF others would not suffice
shem in the hours of darkness
which were Immediately before
them
Lesson ITI-Jesus was trausfg-
urej before Peter. James and John,
To- show them his triumph over
death in his glorious kingdom This
occurred at time when the disCi-
pies were sorely tried Jesus re-
buke apparently estranged them lie
was TRANSPORTED before them. f"
showing that the chief object OF
fhe TRANSFORMATION was 10 prepare
the disciples for the ordeal before
them. IN inspired commentary
uoon this translation Is found in
III Peter f.16-19
Lesson IN.-As Jesus was endeav-
oring TO show his disciples how he
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real Holy War as one means OF
destroying English and French in
nuence in the world Turkey her
self is not the really important
matter. said Waugenheim. Her
army is "a small one. and we do not
+ expect it 20 do very much. For the
most part 10 VIII act on the defen-
sive. But the big thing is the Mos
. lem world II We can stir the Mo-
+ hammedans mp against the English
and Russians. we can force them TO
make peace.
What Wansenheim evidently
meant by the big thing" became
apparent on November 18th when
the sultan issued his declaration OF
war: this declaration was really an
appeal for a Jihad. or q Holy War"
against the inddeL Soon afterward
/ the Sheik-ul- Islam published his
proclamation. summoning the whole
Moslem world 10 arise and massacre
their Christian oppressors.
The sultan's proclamation was an
/ official public document. and dealt
/ with the proposed Holy War only
i'm a general way. but about this
same time there appeared a secret
pamphlet which gave instructions 10
the faithful in more specific terms.
I This paper was not read i'm the
mosques; it was distributed steal
I thily in az Mohammendan countries
/ India, Egypt. Morocco. Syria. and
many others: and il was significant
/ ~ printed in Arabia. the language
) Of the Koran. II was a lengthy
document-the English translation
contains 10000 wOrds-full OF quo
tations form the Koran; and its
style was frenzied i'm its appeal TO
racial and religious hatred. 1t de-
/ scribed a detailed plan of operations
for the assassination and eXtermina-
ton of all Christians-except those
Of German nationality. A few ex-
tracts will fairly portray its spirit:
But the time has
now come for the Holy War and by
this the land of Islam shall be for
( ever freed from the power Of the
/ infdels who opress il. This Holy
I War has now become a sacred duty.
/ Know ye that the blood OF infidels
in the Islamic lands may be shed
with mpunity-eXccpt those TO
whom the Moslem power has prom
/ ised every security and who are al
\ lied with il. (Herein we ind that
/ Germans and Austrians are except
ed from massacreD The killing OF
intidels who rule over Islam has be-
come sacred duty. whether you do
il secretly or openly, as tho Koran
has decreed: Take them and kill
them whenever you come across
them. Behold we have delivered
them into your hands and given you
| supreme power over them He who
kills even one unbeliever OF those
who rule over Us. shall be rewarded
/ by God. And let every AIoslem in
whatever part of the world he may
be- swear a solemn oath to kill at
least three or four Of the infidels
who rule over him. for they are the
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God be pleased with him1." The
document gives several other in
stances OF ASA ssination which the
faithful are enjoined 20 initiate. The
believers are told 10 organize
bands" and 20 go forth and slay
Christians The most useful are
those organized and operating in
secret. 1T is hoped hat the Islamic
world OF today will profit very
greatly from such secret bands. 20
The third method is 10y organized
campaigns" that is by trained
armies
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enemies Of God and OF the faith"
The Holy War SAYS this pam
phIet viii be OF three forms First
the individual war. which consists
OF the individual personal deed.
This may be- with cutting, killing in
struments. like the Holy War which
one OF the faithful made against
Peter Galy. the infdel English gov
ernor. like the Staying of the Eng
lish chief of police i'm India. and like
the killing OF one of the officials ar
rivlng I'm Mecca by Abb Busir (may
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One of Them Cnnsa the of III
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Man Who Kept Awake Important
meeting of congregation in the morn
ing. Every member should be present
10 act upon report Of pulpit commit
tee.
Quincy street--e, George E Enter
m: J. W. Kendall superintendent
Morning worship at 10 80. Sermon
by the pastor on the theme. The Re
proach OF National sins" Il Y =. L..
az Gas. Evening service at Z 80 Ser
mon theme; Good Cheer for Dis
cOuraged ones" \ chorus choir OF boys
will sing at the morning service.
Hungarian - Corner Washington av
Cherry St Rev. B. Bertok. pastor.
Mt. ZiOn-lI3 y. Birdsell St Rev r.
r Kennedy, D., pastor. sunday
lnson, superintendent.
First Swedish - Corner Laurel and
Napier SITS. Services at 1890 a. N and
80 D. 10.
CHRISTIAN.
First-S. Main ST. south Of public
library. Rev. John NJ. Alexander. pastor.
Trulaud. superintendent our teachers
are trained and lessons graded We
have classes for all ages.
Special music every sunday morning
by Hans orchestra Morning Worship
40 1910. Sermon 10y the pastor. THE
Spiritual Sources OF Democracy" Even
ing worship at : so Sermon los the
pastor Special music both morning and
evening by the quartet Senior Christian
Endeavor at $50: topic. 'The Power 81
the Cross iu Africa" strangers and
visitors In the city are cordially invited
20 worship with us.
Indiana Avenue-Inilana and Witwer
avs. Rev W A. Brundige. pastor; res
idence 234 H8uey ay Bible school AZ
80 a. IN. IL White. superintende. Z.
Fred Wilson chorister % the school
Well organized CLASSES aud q good
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METHODIST


Firss-N Main e. Rev Henry /
Davis pastor Class meeting AZ . .OO q.
IN. sunday scnOOi az 0.3g a. N; Elmet
r. Abernethy surerinten lent Puolt'
worship al 10 10 a. IN. aud q. 80 ?. PM
AZ the morning hour the Rev. Deuel-
rium TiiIotson. ~. o.. viii occupy the
pulpit and speak ou the subject. he
spirit Back Of the Present ar. Up
worth league at $50 10. ui ~ t-"U
o'clock br Davis VIII preach snort
gospel sermon Prayer meeting Declines
day evening 40 30 O'Clock. lsd ny Dr.
Davis.
- PauI's Memorial -Colfax and ia
porte avs. Rev. James l. Gardint So u
t.. pastor. sunday school no 9."O % iu.
Morning service at 10 40 O'Clock when
uity IL Divine Sousbip EpWorlh
league service at 800 D. m Patriotic
service at 80 .. mn when Df 'aruiue'
wiz deliver "N Finely and vital fat-
Pictures viii De- presented OF j hc blur
ami thc Grey Veterans Reunion go
Vleksburg" and .'rhp Presidents of the
United states Of America The STORY oi
and the Norman Eddy post NO -s| a.
"a viii attend BOO 90 body this >erF-
ice The Auteu Relief CORPS aud The
Norman Eddy Relief corps VIII also pe
present a cordial invitation 81 extend
-d fo thr public tn attend tni~ paf-
riotic gathering
Grace-Corner NIehlEao and iutt SITS
Rev Richard n. Crowder. pastor class
meeting 40 - O'Clock noon SUNDAY
school "a . 30 a. an. i'rof j. A. Byers
suDeriBteudent
81 discussion. "Ihc luiaIlIu- Light
The ordinance Of baptism viI Hc ud +
niL istered 40 this service Epworth
league at 90 Do u. Miss Nrlle h"'-
nius president. EVENING Worship ut =
tI.l-Inr. Subject or
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Wangenheim Confesses That
He Instigated "Holy War" to
Kill off Christians In East

Germany insugated the Holy
War of Turkey 10 kin Christians i'm
the Ottoman empire and India.
This fact is revealed by former
American Ambassador Henry Nor
genthau in his reminiscences in the
Worlds Work. just published Bar
ON Wangenheim. the German am
bassadOr az ConstanJinople, tod Mr..
Morganthau in so many words that
Germany's real purpose in forcing
Turkey into the war was 10 arouse
the British and French. Mr. Nor
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-30

taking leave OF his friends m the
village before retracing his way to
the south and the broad smooth
motor road from Baguio 20 Manila.
three men with poles slung over
their shoulders We're seen coming
down the trail from the peak. Hang
ing from the poles was brown.
hempen sack. very much the worse
for wear The three men stopped
I'm front OF the governor. First.
they mopped the sweat from their
faces and arms Dust and scratches
told OF a long and hard hike. As
they set down the sack al the gov
errors feet. its weight was mani
fest. And its contents jingled pleas
antly.
For the Great White Apo beyond
the sea, said the oldest OF the three.
Gov. Logan opened the sack and
counted out 1900 silver pieces
Spanish pesos-"fat" coins OF the
old currency that went out Of use
and fashion when Henry Clay Ide,
with the approval OF William How
ard Taft introduced the Conant
gold backed American Philippine
monetary system during the spring
time OF American civil government
in the islands. Some OF the heavy
coins called back memories Of ST
mon Anda and Admiral Cornish and
the fierce wars OF the 18th century.
when the old. gray battlements OF
the walled city Of Manila, st.ll
frowning over the Pasib and the
bay. echoed the yelps and roars OF
bronze cannon landed and placed by
pig-tailed British sailor men from
corvette and frigat5 and triple-deck-
ed ship Of the line. III. including the
sturdy abaca sack, had remained
buried i'm the Igorotes' secret hiding
place since the days Of the don.
4 Widows Mite.
OF the $22.700 subscribed TO the
second Liberty loan W the people Of
the Mountain province, $4,000 was
given by the Igorotes. Take into
consideration the extreme poverty OF
these brave. splendid people; con-
slider their distance from the scene
of battle: and then measure the size
Of the gift by the spirit back of it,
Can any American community show
a better response 10 the call OF The
Great White Apo" the president of
the United States? The poor IgorOt
gave all he possessed, holding back
nothing for himself
Through the kindness Of Mai. Gen.
Frank Mcintyre, chief Of the bureau
Of insular affairs. some facts as TO
the part played by the Philippines in
the conduct Of the war against Ger
many are here presented. The rec
ord already made is thought 70 be a
great inspiration TO encourage every
American lover Of liberty 70 new eff
forts, further sacrifices.
The Liberty loans have been back
ed by over eight millions in dollars
subscribed in the Philippines. Lack
Of time ana organization held down
the tOal OF the first loan support TO
S31S,600, but both the second and
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time Tor every one Come Sunday and
hear about the contest. Special music
by orchestra Communion and preach
ing at 1890 r. Batty. chorister Of the
church. Subject OF the sermon: "Our
Progress in the War. and What Is EX-
pected OF Is by Uncle sam" Rev. Mr.
Bundige will also preach at 30. Sub
iect: An Old Love story" You are
welcome at these services Regular
board meeting Monday night. Prayer
and praise services Wednesday night.
a cordial invitation TO attend
Linden Avenue Church OF Christ
Linden av. and Carlisle ST Rev. Ed
ward Castle. pastor. Preaching at 10 80
a. IN. and z 80 D. m Sunday school at
o 80 a. NJ. Christian Endeavor at 8 80
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In the early days Wangenheim
had explained 70 me Germanys real
purpose in forcing Turkey imo the
conflict. lie made this explanation
quietly and nonchaiantly. as though
it had been quite the most ordinary
matter in the world Sitting in his
office, pulling away at his big black
German cigar. he unfolded Ger
many's scheme TO arouse the whole
fanatical Moslem world against the
Christians Germany had planned
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be at 10 30. Theme: THE Unfinished
Task Of the Church" At 6:45 the Young
Peoples alliance will meet. Topic {;
The Power OF the Cross in Africa" At
: 80 our Children's day program viii
be given A very good program has
been arranged and viii consist OF rec
itations, dialogues, class songs and
drills. and solos both instrumental and
vocal The midweek prayer and fellow
ship meeting viii be held on Wednes-
day evening az 40. A very fine inter
est is being shown in this service and
the members and friends Of the church
are urged 10 attend this service. The
regular meeting OF the Ladies Aid viii
be postponed one week.
FIrst-Lafayette snc Monroe SITS Rev
W. II. Freshley pastor sunday school
at $50 a. m; George j. Long. superin-
tendenE
Auten Chapel-W II. Migrant. pastor.
Sunday school at 10 90 a m: Jessie
Barns superintendent
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Readings by Mrs. Ora Snyder Of Mish-
awake. Report by pastor Of recent
state Luther league convention. The
church council will meet on Monday
evening The Teachers association
meets on Tuesday az Z :45 p. N at the
church. Prayer service on Wednesday
at . 40 p. m. Annual church and Sun
day school picnic on July 4th. Choir
rehearsal on Friday at S 90 p. m.
Gloria Del Swedish-Chapin and Kerr
SITS. Rev. Gottfrid Olson, pastor.
sunday school at 9 90 Z. N. and Bible
class class at 10 a. m. Morning seIyice at
10 30. and evening service az : 30 The
sunday school teachers meeting will be
held on Tuesday evening on the invi-
tatiOn Of Miss Hildur Peterson. 3O7
Laurel ST The members Of the church
are urged 10 take part in the municipal
patriotic celebration at Rum village on
July 18th. Friday evening the Luther
league viii hold its regular meeting
committee viii be Miss Ellen Forslund,
Miss Helen Redeem Miss Marie john
son and Wilbur Johnson. Saturday the
sunday school and others interested
Will have an outing at Pottawatomie
park. The pastor win be in Donaldson.
Ind, over sunday conducting COM
munion service.
st. PauFs Germa1 Jefferson and VIII
liam sts. Rev. II. hole. pastor Ger
man service at 1880 a m. Sunday school,
both Germand and English at 9:30
English services on second and fourth
sundays Of the month at $50 a. m
Sermon subject: Die Aufgabe der
kirche No evening service Walther
league Bible class Tuesday at 500 D. M.
CHURCH OF GOD OF THE
ABRAHAMIC FAITH.
Church OF God Of the Abraham Faith.
Services In Melville hall 2f2 s. La
fayette blvd; sunday school at 10 a. m.
4. StilsOn, superintendent
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a LUNCHEoN DIsH

Here is delicious luncheon dish
II you like cheese. and il is both
quickly and easily prepared Butter
slices OF plain white bread. cover
them with cheese cut i'm small pieces
and sprinkle salt and paprika over
this. Lay strip or two OF thinr
sliced bacon over each piece or
bread, according 10 its size. and
toast in the oven.
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MISSIONS.

Mennonite Hope -521 E. Jefferson
blvd Sunday school at 30 p. M
Preaching at 3 80 .. IN.
Preaching $3.50 and 7:3O D m. SerT.
Ices every night except "wednesday
Mary Nunemaker in charge.
Clty-ll5 +. Jefferson blvd Ray A
Bird. superintendent sunday school at
100 D. m. Bible class at 90 D. m
Evening service at 80.
GOspel-431 T. Lasalle AZ Services
Wednesday, Saturday and sunday even
logs at go sunday school at 10 90
"a. each Sundsy
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LUTHERAN.

Holy trinity EnEush--Sherman av.
and Lindsey st. Rev. Albert H KecE,
pastor Sunday school az 9:i5 a. m. (.
Edward Motifs, superintendent.
Glasses for all ages Adult Bible
class taught by the pastor. subject OF
lesson: The jealousy OF Ephrsim. "
chief service with sermon 10y the pustor
at 1890 a. m. Special flag raising serv-
ice on the church lawn az 400 p M
Addresses By A. T.. Martin and the
pastor. Service at 200 2. M. ina charge
~ the Luther league Special music.
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VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA.

Gospel mission. 40 s. Michigan at
All Christian societies invited 10 a big
open air meeting every Wednesday FRI
day, Saturday and Sunday nights. corner
Wayne and Michigan streets Old
Toned gospel meeting at Volunteer mis-
sion hall Sunday night. Everybody In.
yited All welcome
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SPIRITUALIST.

The Prog nessive Spiritual society Will
hold services al 80 p. N. every Sunday
al 800 =. Michigan st. Redmen's ball.
Charles A Thompson. speaker Sub
lect: How our Spirit Friends Can
Save q Soldiers Life on the Battlefield"
Message bearers Mrs - Is. Weaver.
oscar Williams ". H0ol Mrs C. A
Thompson. Every body invited especial
ly fathers and mothers q soldiers.
MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION.
Meets every Monday at 200 a. m. at
the y. VI. &. A Resident and visiting
ministers always Welcome President
J. A. Burnett; vice president. W. a
Freshley; secretary treasurer. .. Z En-
terline
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CATHOLIC

sacred Heart. Notre Dsme-Rev John
3. ccheier. 4. - g.. pastor Low msfs
3 8 90 a. m students mass AZ % .
20 Parish mass az 1O-5 Nespers
90 90 p. N.
st. stephens HunEarisR-T Thomas ana
vatb pastor. Mass az S 90 and 10 -
10. sunday school 80 20 d. M Ben.
adictiOn 40 go .. "a
-. Pstriek's-501 S. Taylor - Rev
John I. DeGroote. q. $. o.. pastor Lo~
masses A. 20. 30 and 90 q m Hlgh
mass and sermon ~ 70 % Baptism 81
: 90 p. m. Nespers az $50 m. sun
day school az 800 D. m. Meeting az
church societies az 4 90 p. ID
st. HedWiEe's PoIish-Corre- Fcstt
and Napier SITS Rev. Anthony ZB5ov "a.
- >. 9. pastor Low mass ~ . 80 O.
and 10 90 r N. Sunday school az . 80
.. M. Benediction az go n
-. stanisiaus PoIish-4i5 y Lin~o,n
~. Rev. Roman MaFciniak. pastor. Mass
a. 80. 300 and 1000 q. m.
81 MAYS osrmAn-i3l s. Taylor Il.
Rev. J. n Scherer. {. s. c. nsstor Mass
az : 30 and 1000 a. no. sunday school
az ? 80 .. m Benedlction az 800 2. n.
st. Cssimir's Polish-s21 8. Webster
ct Rev stanislaus Gorka. pastor. Low
mass az 20 a. %. High mass az 20 90
r. N. Vespers 2: 90 ?. m
st. Adslberts POIish-Olive and Gre
~ nv 49, aAAUA. ~. k4rANEa AaAaN
mass az 3:l5 ?. N. Holy hour. We'd
nesday evening az o'clock S1ndaT
rass az 500 and ~ 90 u
81. JOseDh's-Hu a. and Lasaue ~
Patrick j. carroll g. > G. pastor. Low
mass ~ 1000 g. 10. Penedi-tlon a. : D
D. m
Sacred Heart BelEian-fl26 ". TheE-
a. 81 Rev Charles y. Fischer rssto-
Mass st % and 30 a. III srnlsT
school az 2-50 p. ~ Benedietion az -
p. ~.
-. Mary Of the H0ly Rossrv. Polish
National Catholic - Rev. BasL sTehfd.
pastor Sundays First mass az 500
~. high mass and sermon 40 10 90 a
n. sunday school az go
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p. ~. the pastor preaching
Morning theme. The Jerusalem
Church " the New Testament as "A
Model At the evening service tle
Sisterh00d of Mary and Martha viii
have charge Y. =. :. C. T. al 8 80 %.
m Miss Bertha Kline. president
Prayer netting az 80 on "Wednesday
evening
first Church Of the Brethren-Indians
aT and Miami St Rev. z. r. George.
pastor. sunday school at 9 80 a.
on Wednesday evening at 30 O'Clock
Z. g. Stahiy. superintendent
Second Church Of the Brethren
Gushing and Van buren, sts. sunday
school at 80 a. I'd Wesley Zimmerman.
superintendent
Conference Memorial United go s. 81
Joseph st Rev. d. l.. Young pastor
Sunday school az $50 a. Ia. q Z. VIII
sou. superintendent
Classes fOr an ages Subject. Jesus
Christ Uu- Eedeeuler and Lord Morn
ing worship 10 1855 subject ~ SER
mon Guarding the sabbath e. D.
az 6-iJ D. H. subject. Power ~ tHe
cross iu Africa -, Mrs. J. a. Ir8yer.
leader Evening service win Poe paf-
riOtic. Specil. sermon. music and re.-
itatlOus az = O'Clock. Official board
meeting Monday evening Prayer serylcc
"Wednesday night az $50
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ASSOCIATED BIBLE
STUDENTS

woman's Club hall. room %. J ". :
building sunday, 90 D. N.
Hall. Room POI, J. W : building.
There will not De any meetings sun
day ON account 81 attending the iftl
sunday school convention az Elkbart.
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BRETHREN.

Tir.t-Rev G. ". Rencb. b. D.. pas
tor. sunday school 20 9 90 a. u. Harley
FiEestOEe. superintendent Primary
school -leets az the same hour, Miss
Margaret Whitmer. superintendent. Wor-
ship with sermon az 1870 a. ~. and -
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EVANGELICAL MISSION.

Swedish Evangelical -Maiu and Moa-
rec sts. Rev Emil Nlnstedf pastor.
sunday school az ESQ q N August
Anderson, superintendent.
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SCIENTIST.

first Church OF Christ, Scientist
Main and Madison SIS. sunday services
at IL 90 a. u. Testimonial meeting every
for children and young people up 20 the
age OF %. from e:45 % % 80 o. m. sun
day school entrance 90 Madison -
Reading rooms maiDt1ined BY the
church on the seventh door Of the J. ".
: building. are open daily except sun
day from Il 20 8 and Cd Saturday even
ing from 8 10 s.
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EPISCOPAL.

81. James'-Lafayette ct north %
Washington Rt Rev. John Hazen
White rector. Rev t. Everett Carr.
vicar
communion 40 30 a. m Church school
az 9.ij a. m. Mathis aud sermon Rev
Llwpod e.. Bogges- Springfield o. IL
q. m. Nespers az 100 y. m
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EVANGELICAL.

ZiOn--Corner Wayne and St Peter SITS
Rev. Waldemar GOfeney, pastor.
1t. Peters German-4IJ y. Lasalle aV.
Rev. Hugo Weichelt, pastor. sunday
school at 2 90 a. m; Carl Reinke, super
infpndpuf
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SALVATION ARMY.

S06 z. Jefferson blvd. sunday serV-
ices: Morning county Jail 1000; sun
day school. > 80: open air service. : 90
Indoor service. s % Prayer meeting
80. Capt Nehemiah Brooks. officer 10
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BAPTIST.

Rev g. T.. Lapp. ph D. acting pastor
residence. T. a. a. a. Bible school ID,
$50 10, e.. :. stephens. superiEtend
tut Classes fur ah. fu.iy graded
Morning sermon theme soul ga.
uE Evening sermon theme The
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-30

Church OF God or saints C b. PEI on
Harrison av.. one block north Of Lincoln
sunday school az 9-85 q. m A. n
kirklev. superintendent
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PRESBYTERIAN.

Iirst Corner Washington av aud La
fayette blvd. Rev. Charles A Lippin-
cutt ID D. pastor. Miss Charlotte
Partridge assistant t0 the minister
Public worship no 1O-+5 %. m. Address
ay rbr minister Bible school 900 % $50 Co.,
m MCGOWAN. superintendent
Mems Fellowship club at ESQ 3d. u.
Young people meeting ud Junior Lu-
IeaYor omitted during vacation. Nii
ulDk meeting Wednesday go $50 o. Dos
bed cross auNliarE Friday $40 l-ao Do
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