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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-16
PRINCE JOINS AIR oRCE.

London, April 1e.-Prince Albert,
one of the Kings younger sons, who
was formerly on a battleship, has now
Joined the Naval Air Service, and is
expected soon to become a ce%rtificated
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-06
Democracy's Appeal
to Women of Indiana
BY Julia E Ladders,
Member WOmen's National Executive Committee
OF the Democratic Party.

The record Of the democratic
party invites the attention of pro-
gressive women, because they will
find that in the six years in which
the democrats have been in power
that they have passed laws that will
bring to the people many Of the
reforms that women have been dis
GUESSING in clubs for twenty-five
years Laws that protect labor, the
enforcement Of pure food laws. par
eel post act, the good roads law.
currency reform bills,-it IS a record
of splendid achievement that may
we'll be called the great charter OF
the American people.
The rapid development OF trade
and natural resources in this cOun-
try should have been paralleled by
legislation that cons dered the cost
Of production with regard TO both
materials and the health of workers.
This nation excelled other nations
in perfecting the means of produc-
ton, but organizers OF industry
should conserve labor and the re-
sources OF a country, not to exploit
them The democratic party put
the government at the service OF
humanity by creating a department
Of labor passing laws that safeguard
the health and rights of the men,
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as scourges Of Israel. he in turn
punished them for their mistreat-
ment Of Israel.
Z. In Thee shall all families Of
the earth De blessed" ". 81. This
has been fulfilled CD In the Jewish
nation being made the repository of
the Oracles OF God. Through them
the Bible has been given 20 the
world. CD The bringing into the
world Of the Redeemer.
CD in the future time when the
Jews shall be Gods missionaries IN
carrying the gcodtidings OF the Cos
pei to the ends Of the earth.
III. Abrams Obedience wv. 4-9D
Abram at once departed out OF his
own land. He proved his faith by
his works. He did not argue or
parley. Neither did he demand some
guarantee. but stepped out upon
Gods naked word. There were
difficulties in his way. but faith in
God made him brave. Faith in God
gives victory over the world He
worshipped God. To go into a
heather land and establish true
worship requires a courageous faith.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-06

new house which would be vener-
ated far and wide he is known as
the friend Of God Games 2:23)
Thou shalt be a blessing Cv.
p. Il was a great thing 10 he thus
honored and blessed By Cod. but 10
be the medium OF blessings to 9TH
ers was greater still. II is more
blessed 20 give than to receive.
g. 1T viii bless them that bless
thee (v. 81. God so identified Him
self with His servant that He re-
garded treatment OF Abram as
treatment of himself Christ so
completely Identities Himself with
His people that he regards wrong
done 10 them as done 10 Himself
Since He was Gods friend. God re-
garded acts performed toward
Abram as performed toward Him
self In all ages since then the ma
tions and individuals that have used
the Jew well have been blessed.
s. And curse him that curseth
thee" ". -. The nations that have
been against the Jews have never
prospered. While God at different
times used the surrounding nations
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-06

a variable" star, which in astron-
Omy means that il undergoes
changes in brightness. and does not
refer 20 change in position. And
Algol IS a remarkable variable. be
cause Of the rapidity and extent OF
its variations. Normally. AlgoI is
Of approximately the second mag
nitude. but periodically its bright
ness drops TO the 3.5 magnitude,
which means that it loses no less
than five-sixths of its light This
great change occurs within the
short space Of four and one-half
hours and it takes the star about
three and one-half hours TO regain
its normal brilliancy The minimum
brightness lasts only 90 minutes.
The phenomenon takes place every
two days and 90 hours. and is easily
observed by comparing its bright
ness with the neighbOring stars.
. 1t is certain that the cause of the
variation of Algol and the similar
variables is a temporary eclipse by
dark companion. Algol and the
dark body form a system, each body
revolving about the other. T. e..
about their common center OF grav-
ity. II so happens that the earth
lies very nearly in the plane eek
tended) Of their motions, and when
the dark body is between the earth
and Algol it shuts off part OF Algols
light from US. This is very similar
TO an eclipse Of the sun.
Audron,eda
Though the constellation andre
media contains no first-magniture
stars, It includes an object which is
one of the prime wonders Of the
heavens. We refer TO the great
spiral nebula which lies close to the
group of Cassiopeia. OF course the
spiral structure is not visible 10 the
naked eve, but on clear night the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-06

women and children who work in
our great industries. There is no
equality Of opportunity unless the
rights Of labor and capital are both
protected.
When Pres't Wilson called this
nation to war to fight for the great
principle on which our government
is founded. he refused to permit the
rights for which labor has fought
so hard to be abrogated during the
war. Moreover. along with the great
efficiency that this administration
has shown in achieving the almost
impossible arming.
equipping and training 5000, 900
men in IS months of war. the cab
met officers have taken care OF the
health. morals and education of
soldiers in a manner undreamt Of
by other nations. They have made
war and kept business going at the
same time, and have provided an
insurance plan for soldiers and their
families that is a model for the
world.
The democrats are today the
leaders in the Acknowledgement of
women. We stood at a low ebb in
suffrage work because Of the dis
couragement OF fifty years Of plead
ing with republican administrations
with no results, but Woodrow Will
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-06

nebula can be distinguished as a
faint but hazily distant star Its
haziness makes il recognizable. In
a telescope, the nebula IS seen 10
occupy a portion Of the sky about
four times as long and twice as
wide as the moons diameter.
A spiral nebula looks somewhat
like a two branched Fourth OF July
pinwheel In action, rather. it looks
like an instantaneous photograph Of
such a pinwheel for no motion Of
the two spirals Of the nebula is Wis
IDLE in a telescope Yet such mo-
ton must undoubtedly exist. and re-
Gently evidences Of movement have
been discovered IN a few neoulae
The orbital motion of the masses
composing the wings Of the spiral
about the center is undoubtedly
very slow, as they are very distant
from the center.
The spectroscope has brought out
an extremely interesting and in
portant fact with regard TO this
nebula; it is composed Of very at
tenuated matter. but is not gaseous:
each particle is liquid or solid sur
rounded by gases at a lower tenn
perature. Thus far, its distance is
not accurately known; it may be so
far away that the inter-stenar dis,
tances are as insignificant by com
parison as terrestrial distances are
when compared with distances be
tween stars of our galaxy. Then the
particles Of liquid or solid may real
~ be gigantic suns. dwarfed only
by distance, and the nebula in An
dromeda may be a system Of stars
similar 10 the one 10 which our sun
belongs. Is the universe of stars a
single system. or is II composed of
individual galaxies OF stars sep
arated by distances so large as TO
be absolutely incomprehensible7
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-06
lodays International Sunday School Lesson
Regew By P. B. FhzOater D. D., Teacher
OF English Bible, at Moody Institute Chicago
ABRAM LEAVING HOME.

ADRIAN LEAVING HOME.
LESSON TEXT-Genesis 1910.
GOLDEN TEXT-Be thou a bless.
ing.-Gcne~is 1872.
DEVOTIONAL READING-He-
brcvss Hello.
ADDITIONAL MATERIAL FOR
TEACHERS-Genesis ff:27-g2: He
brcws t1:S-1O.
I. Abraham's Call ". IL
The new era inaugurated with
Noah al its head ended In a colos-
sal failure. In view Of such failure
God turned aside from the nation as
such. and called Abram out from his
kindred and land. and placed him
II the head OF a new nation which
ne would train for himself This call
involved.
A call 20 separation He was
20 leave the place OF his fond asso-
cations for land unknown TO him.
obedience 20 this command meant
the severance Of three ties.
CD His country In the widest
range Of his affections C2) His place
of birth and kindred which comes
closer 20 his heart CD His fathers
house. as che Utmost circle of all
tender emotions All this must be
cast of before the Lord could get
him into the place OF blessing When
kindred and possessions stand in the
way Of love and service to Christ.
one must renounce them (Matthew
1O.37J
e A call 20 heroic tasks. For
Abram 20 60 into a strange land and
take possession OF it for God called
for the heroic IN him. It costs much
TO live the life Of separation. but il
is the only way TO have Gods favor.
Those who are children Of faithful
Abram must trust God.
III. Gods Promise to Abram CIV.
e:3)
Gods demand for separation was
followed by a seven-fOld promise
gracious engagement on the part Of
God 20 communicate certain un-
merited favors and to confer bless
ings upon him.
J. "I will make Of thee a great
nation" ". p. This in some meas
country. He escaped from the de
filling Influences Of his own nation
and became the head Of a chosen
nation This was fulfilled in a nat
ural way i'm the Jewish nation and
in Ishmael CGen. 17:20), also in a
spiritual seed embracing both Jews
and Geutiles Galatians 3:7-8)
.. Il will bless thee" ". p This
was fulfilled CD Temporarily (Gen.
13.14-17:24-35). He was enriched
with lands and cattle, silver and
gold 90 Spiritually CGen. 1876;
John $3.50 He was freely justified
on the grounds Of his faith. The
righteousness of Christ was imputed
20 him
g. And make thy name great
~. %. He renounced His fathers
house, and became the head of a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-06
Ut VI n 4 -

school at 90 a m. Carl Reinke. super
intendent.
Regular services at 1915 a. m. Meet
ing Of all members Of congregation at
30 p. N.
LUTHERAN.
TOIy Trinity Engrsh- av.
ano lindsey ST Rev. Albert n KecS.
pastor. Sunday school at 8 rs a. m /,
Edward Notfs. superintendent
Service in charge Of church council nj
10: 80 a. m No evening service because
OF pastors illness. Council meets Mon
day at 500 p. m. Luther league Tues
day evening az the home OF Miss Anna
Hansen. 92j Blaine av. Choir meets
Friday at 90 p. N.
Gloria Del HwedIsh-Chapin and Kerr
SITS. Rev Got<rid Olson. pastor.
Sunday school at 300 a. N. Bible
class at 9:15 a. m. Morning service at
10 80 Evening service At Z 80 Monday
afternoon the sewing circle of the
Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs johann
son, 301 5. Laurel ST Thursday aft
ernOon the Ladies' Aid meets I'm the par
scnage on the invitation Of Mrs. G..
Olson. Friday evening the Dorcas So
ciety meets with Miss Olga Berg, 1901
W. Sample st. The confirmation class
meets on Saturday
st. Paul's Germaa-Jef1erson and VIII.
liam cts. Rev. II. HOLE. pastor. Ger
man service at 10 80 a. n. Sunday school.
both German and English at 9 30
English services on second and fourth
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-06

son. with his sense OF justice and
great moral courage. became the
champion OF Woman's suffrage and
when the federal amendment passes
women everywhere should thank
two great democrats for their lead
ership in that work.-Woodrow Will
son and Champ Clark. the speaker
in the house OF representatives
IN Indiana the greatest gain that
women's suffrage has made since
the defeat OF the partial suffrage
bill has come 70 US through the
endorsement OF the democratic
party II was evident that the wom-
en- could not get any farther with
their work unless the organization
OF a great political party was put
at their service. Last November
the democratic state committee was
asked TO endorse the federal amend
ment for woman's suffrage, and at
their next meeting the resolution
passed unanimously. At the demo-
cratic convention In June. 1918, the
handsome endorsement OF both the
federal and state amendments for
is written into the party platform,
and the invitation for women 10
come into the councils OF the party
made the democratic party the
champion OF woman's suffrage In
Indiana.
Today Pres't Wilson is calling for
the election Of democrats because
Germany is watching for the re-
suit of the elections in November 20
see whether the people are behind
Wilson's military policy. Here in
Indiana the democrats are building
up an organization OF women so that
they may learn OF the achievements
Of democracy and work with the
men TO keep the party IN power that
is backing up the president. Would
the wives and mothers OF soldiers
want the legislation that is safe
guarding their men interfered with
Would the women who work in in
dustries want any Of the democratic
laws to protect labor repealed?
Would the farmers wives wish the
rural credits act that has raised the
mortgages from farms or the CO
operative agricultural extension act
that brought to women the demon
strations of labor-saving machinery
and home economies suspended?
Would suffragists wish TO return
to the conditions that existed under
Roosevelt, Taft. Mckinley and other
repu blican presidents and their con-
crosses who turned a deaf ear TO the
rights OF women?
Would America want 30 risk in
this critical stage of war the waste
and ineficiency that has come TO US
in times OF peace under a divided
political responsibility?
The president and congress must
be Of the same political faith TO
secure unity Of action. Women. this
fall get a vote by getting a voter
to vote the democratic ticket.
Stand by the flag and Pres't Will
son,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-06
The Heavens in October
By Dr. C. S Ban of the Columbia University Observatory Staff

The two great astronomic events
OF the past summer. the total eclipse
Of the sun. visible in the United
States and the appearance Of the
new star in the constellation OF
Aquila, have created a renewed
and widespread interest in astro-
nomic phenomena and astronomic
theories. which cannot fail TO pro-
duce good results. Those Of the
laity whose curiosity has been
stimulated strongly enough TO fol-
low further in astronomic paths will
find themselves richly repaid by the
wonder and the vastness OF the
fields into which they are led; and
such an interest evinced by the
people at large is bound to have a
beneficial reflection on the science
itself.
The October sky is as fine a field
Of stars as is presented at any time
and contains a good many points of
particular interest. The western
half of the heavens. at the map
time. with its great stars. Lyra.
Deneb and Affair, the new star
Nova Aquilae, and the fine little
group of Corona Borealis. we have
discussed in detail in previous
months, and we shall therefore limit
ourselves TO the eastern half Of the
sky.
Here is found the group Of con-
Ill
illogical characters Of the Medusa's
head story. We have here Perseus,
the hero, and his airplane horse,
Pegasus, and between them the
chained heroine. Andromeda. The
lady's parents are also present. Ce-
pheus, the king, and Cassiopeia,
Andromeda,s mother. whose in
discreet tongue brought the visits
of the sea monster. Cetus-further
to the south-which devoured one
beautiful maid at every visit The
head of the monster Medusa. which
turned Cetus into stone. is repre-
scented by the star Algol. together
with the less brilliant stars sur
rounding IT,
1t is interesting TO note that Cetus
is separated from the other con-
stellations Of this mythological
group by the Fishes. Pisces. which
are not in any way connected with
the story. Pisces is one of the con-
stellations of the Zodiac, and its
identity goes back further than the
entrance of the Greek mythology
into the nomenclature Of the stars;
it was received from the Baby
lOnians, who were the real founders
of astronomy. The Greeks could
not change their arrangement of the
Zodiacal groups, which in the old
days were looked upon with par
ticular reverence.
Algol the Demon.
The group Of Perseus contains
two stars Of note. Alpha Persei.
the brightest of the constellation. is
in the center OF a small cluster
which makes a fine appearance in a
telescope. But the real marvel is
the second brightest. Alsol. This is
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-06

Morning worship at 1O:4O. Sermon
theme: Salvation Through Religious
Training" Evening service at 80.
Sermon theme: Religion and War"
Moving pictures on China by DR.. Dorsey.
Indiana Avenue-Indiana and Witwer
avs. Rev. w. A. Brundige, pastor; res
ldenCe. 234 Haney av Bible school at
Q 80 a. NJ; w. A. Brundige. superin-
tendent. Fred Wilson. chOrister. Spe-
Cial music by he orchestra.
Promotion exercises Communion and
preaching at 1890. Y. Y. 5. c. +. at
6 80 Public worship at Z 80. Special
music. Come and worship with US.
Linden Avenue Church OF Christ
Linden Nv. and Carlisle st. Rev. Ed
Ward Castle. pastor. Preaching at 10 80
g. N. and 1880 D. N Sunday school at
Q 80 q. m. Christian Endeavor at $50
z. m.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-06

Grace Church-Ccr. Lincoln way w.
and Walnut sta. Rev. o. o. Lozier min-
isten. Sunday school at $50. G. f.
Witt. superintendent
Morning worship at 1880. Sermon
theme: a Great World Challenge.
Young Peoples alliance at 6:45; George
Devine, president Evening service at
30 Theme: Chief In Nations
Council" The midweek prayer and fell
lowship service viii be held on Wednes-
day evening at Z :45.
FIrst-Lafayette ano Monroe SITS Rev
w. II. Freshley. pastor sunday school
NJ 80 a. m; George j. Long. superin
tendant
Lesson: "Abram Leaving Home"
Morning worship at 1890. Sermon, by
Lockstidt president Subject: "All for
er. leader. Evening service with sermon
by the pastor at Z 80 There will be
special prayer meetings each day this
week preparatory for the revival meet
lngs. Rally day next sunday. Editor
W. c. Hallwachs OF Cleveland will be
the speaker.
Auteu Chapel-w. n. Migrant, pastor
Sunday school at 10 100 a. M; JsssIs
Barns superintendent
EVANGELICAL.
zIon--Corner Wayne and St Peter sta
Rev. Waldemar Goneney, pastor.
st. Peters German-415 ". L6salle av
Rev. Hugo weichelt. pastor. sunday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-06
DAILY GERMAN LIE


An Engnshwoman in Phuade:pl
reports a great deal az pro-Germ
gossip that American soldiers
having their morals endangered il
the sale OF drink ln the BIRTHS.
Isles. that they are seen drunk cz
the streets there. and thar Hmeric
has had 90 have vheatless DAYS 81
that England can have grain q.
make whisky" she adds II com
slider DO a gross insult 20 allow suci
a report TO bee circulated with m
punity. especially when I personally
know that 20 serve a man in uri
form is strictly prohibited there.
These reports are not heiug cil
culated with impunity They hast
been many times denied by the com
mittee on public information. th'
British war nilsson at Washington
the American newspap per CORES
pondents in London and the uew-
papers of this country generally
Since the beginning ~ 1919 r'
whisky has been manufactured H
Great Britain and "no manufacture.
OF spirits for human consumptia-
has been permitted In Fenraar
1918 an the uum5lted harley Don th'
hands OF the English brewers ws.
seized for breadstuns The Sam.
measures against the liquor train.
that have been enforced here ar,
being enforced in England. and ai
reports go the contrary are pro-Ger
man fal~ehoods many times ti~
proved
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-06
MISSIONS
IN THE HOUR OF TRIAL

that than either and in every other extremity
OF the human SOUL the servants of the gospel await the
call Of the needy.
There is minister of Christ near at hand who would
count privilege to counsel with you, to comfort you
to pray with you to talk with you about the eternal re-
aities.
The church yeanS to that she wants to be
helpful in every possible way Like her Master she in
our midst mot to be mniStered unto but TO minister"
Her ministers would knee every death bed and stand
by every grave, speaking the gospel of life.
Even more eagerly do they desire to the people
through the years of youth and health so that the COM
fort of Christ would be no strange word when recalled
homeward in the hour of extreme need
Why wait for the hour of trial 10 bring the blessed
ministry and fellowship of the church?
Go to service today not prdefuly critically,
seeking sights and defects but witness the woshper Of
God in His house
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-06
PRESBYTERIAN.

First Corner Washington av. and La
iayette blvd Rev. Charles A. Lippin-
colt. D. D.. pastor. Miss Charlotte NJ.
Partridge assistant to the minister.
TrinIty-John 5. Burns, pastor on
leave. A. =. Saunders. pastor on duty.
sunday school at 9 80 a. m; F. b.
French. superintendent
Communion service at 10:45 a. N. All
members are earnestly urged 70 attend.
e. f. meeting az 64J p IN. At Z 80 p.
M. patriotic program, including play.
songs and readings. Midweek service
Wednesday at 80 p. III.
Westninster-Sco and Lindsey SITS.
Rev Alfred VI. Eells. ID. D. pastor; res
idence. 6,}S y Scott st. Sunday school
az 9 80 q. m. L. G.. Whltcomb, Superin-
tendent. Public worship at 1O:4J a. M.
and Z 80 p. m. The session meets be-
fore the morning service. Senior En-
deavor society meets at $50 p. m.
HOpe-Leer and Dayton sts. Rev.
George W. Allison. 3. D., minister. Bible
school at $50 a M; crank Retiring,
superintendent.
GranRer-Rev Harris. pastor. sunday
school at Q 40 M Divine worship az
1875 a m. every sunday Everybody
welcome.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-06

TayIOr's A. VI. Z. ZiOn--Corner Eddy
and Campau SITS. Rev l. z. Powell
pastor.
The pastor will preach at both serv-
ices morning and evening. A $500 rally
in connection with an old fashioned
basket meeting will be held Sunday. oct.
Is The public is invited. Come and
spend the day: worship and take dinner
with US We are looking forward TO
great success in our ring contest Oct.
H. and hope the members and friends
viii buy votes from the ladies that are
I'm the contest. See prizes in Olsen K
Ebauu's window
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-06
EVANGELICAL
ASSOCIATION.

Broadwsy-313 z. Broadway. Rev. F.
Garfield Johnson pastor; residence. 1872
5. Carroll ST. Sunday school at 80 a.
IN; Samuel c. Lehman. superintendent.
Sermon at 10 so by the pastor. Sub
ject: "RatiOns" Young Peoples alli-
ance at Gas p. m; Miss Bessie NJ.
Rhinehart. president. Evening service
service at so: address by the pastor
and a musical program. Prayer meet
ing Wednesday at I 80 2. m; Boyd
Thornton. leader.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-06

True 10 life though dsproved in fact the story told
that when the Titanic sunk, the of God was on
every lip and the heroic musicians into eternity
playing hymn
Explorer SCOTS last written word he calmly faced
death in the frozen SOUTH linked the three great obga-
tionS-God country family.
nsinctively and not profanely the commonest eacu-
laion in an instant of deepest feeling is My GodP
This is only one of many evidences that 'man is an in
curably religious animal"
Many persons go for months and for years with
out any serious thought to religion Then, of sudden,
in the hour of calamity, the mind turns naturally to
heaven.
When the dread hour of sorrow strikes then would
have the reader remember that the church stands ready
20 fulfill her ministry of comfort and instruction. While
this use of the church is belated il still proper
When need arises the church and her ministers will be
found prepared to be of service.
In sickness in death in the calamiteS OF character