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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-15

TFACH IMPROVED METHODS

ON the walls OF a adjoining charts and
pictures showing improved agricultural methods and
demonstrating the rich results tn crude and vivid
chromos shown fields OF and wheat and has.
the Old cultivation with the resulting mesge-
crops, and then with the methods producine
double treble the Weld The same was shown OF
potatoes and beans. tomatoes. cabbaEes and
pies The breeding, housing and feeding OF horses
cattle. piss and sheep dealt with another wall
There pictures lighthouses. too. and OF farm
machinery. including OF a huge plough in early
spring clearing Oft the snow from field. The argesr
chrome OF them all displayed peasant family before
and after Joining the Cooperative society They
shown az hrs i'm squalor and filth in front o tumbed
down Old hut the women and children tho horse. the
and the pis looking puny and hafs,srved 90
death. But then behold miracle 4 large new
house. q stable and barn. a plough and harrow
stout horses and cows. q pig fairly beam
inc with conteut-while the peasant his wife and chill
dren all ruddy with health and IN brand-new clothes
smiled their environment. we Have Joine1
the Peasants Cooperative" over this picture
draped red haR
This little group buildings one OF thousands 90
similar groups an Russia. seemed 20 20 give
10y all odds the greatest promise practical 20
ward that great goal OF freedom 20 which the Sa7s
their blood through the tragic 50 years ~ the Rus
sian revolution
Since then "a year has passed and there been
chaos and ruin i'm Russia. But every thar has
come out has agreed az least on one point-thst the
Cooperative movement has steadily held together and
is today both friendly toward America and the allies
and is ready for the practical q building
nation. mighty free democracy that shall stand
like "a rock against the dreams stin dominating in
Berlin
revoIutionist Nicholai TchaiSovsy had been chosen
president of the Russian government in the north
TchaikoysSy when in Russia. the ieadnE
figure i'm the Cooperative mPvement
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-15

the needs OF the people themselves And I tell you
this is the crowd that any free sensible government
i'm Russia must build on You will see"
READ COMMUNITY CENTER.
He took us up the side street and crossing by an
der the brow OF a rocky cliff We came TO a group Of
three or four small brick buildings High above We're
the half ruined walls and turrets Of monastery one
Of the ancient fortresses by cars of oIden
times TO repel invaders from the north Down here
was modern invader, and one more certain 10 sup
plant the old autocra-ic ruie-a community CEN
Ter. owned and by the people themselves part
a vast and intricate system Of such centers all the
land that already affecting the $1,000 600
families. Here something that actually worked.
here real democracy.
We entered first the low brick building which was
used as the general store Five six peasant women
and girls were gossipng there a leisurely way and
looking over some calico prints and ribbons small
babies caps, blanket several bottles Of pain killer"
and various kinds of groceries. Some Of these women
looked though they had been there for hours
IT was a kind Of a mothers club Behind the store
was row os log sheds for the more bulky articles
Here sacks Of seeds all kinds imported
from the south by agricultural experts employed by
the Cooperative union of the province d part of
their campaign TO promote modern farming here
There bags fertilizer and some barrels of ce-
lnent There a few farming implements, too a
small harrow and two ploughs.
Near by in larger building farmers
bank where. II peasants assets good he could
goods in the store. room being used by
the local food supply committee. and also as head
quarters Of the councillor the Coopera-
tive. composed it Of the more substantial ele-
ments had seized the chance to gather the revo-
luuonst government and so steady its activities.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-15

The note was signed May Rose. q"
The signature was genuine. he had
seen it on autographed photogra phs.
There was a bulky feeling 10 the en-
velope in his hand. He tore it open
and drew out a small picture. II
was May Rose in one Of her char
acter parts-Cur.s and an. neatly
autographed in one corner. There
was still another picture and as he
looked AZ it. he gasped. audibly II
was a picture Of Hattie O'Neil. de
Sun SHORT STORY
AID THE STAR BEHIND THE clou
caught his breath wildly for that
picture was also autographed May
Rose Hastily he compared the
two pictures. IL was so: Hattie was
May ROse-the real May Rose. and
the other had just been a mas
querader as Hattie had said. What
a difference her hair being done up
made i'm her appearance. No wonder
he hadn't known her "Oh. if she
were only here" he cried out. ex-
citedly.
Here 7 am" There stood Hattie,
smiling at him roguishly II stepped
right through the train, Mr. Man.
Isn't that like a movie actress"
You darling" she had 10 dodge
a kiss. DO You really mean what
you said about getting me in pic
lures"
Did YOU mean what YOU said 70
me this morning. she laughed.
Every word OF IT," he assured
her. 81 love you more than anyone
in the world. and youH make me
the happiest man on earth if you
will become my wife OF course.
couldn't expect YOU 10 90 that
though-you with all your fame.
imagine a dub like me married 10
a famous movie star"
If ! am any Judge OF types. il
won't be long before yoyI are a IA
nous star. too" she smiled But
let's forget all about fame and stars.
Let this masquerader carry all the
fame Of May Rose for a whole week
and then Wen go and tell her who
/ am. Tn the meantime we can
practice being regular lovers. can't
we2"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-15

service must initiate the transfer 10y
formal application 20 the commits
sioner. accompanied by written con-
sent 20 the transfer from the head
OF the department where they are
now employed
After proper training some OF the
employees will ne sent into the field
20 assist taxpayers i'm making out
their returns and TO verify returns
filed with the bureau. Others will
be employed as auditors and exam
iners in Washington.
There are places for both men
and women The salaries range
from 81 200 TO $500. depending
upon ability experience and train
Ing. Semi-senior accountants are
eligible for appointment at salaries
ranging from $4,000 TO $500 a
year. Senior accountants will be
used principally i'm field invesuga-
tions. and when away from their
principal places of business viii be
paid actual necessary expenses in
addition TO salary. Semi-senior ac-
countants are wanted for positions
as auditors and examiners of ac-
counts i'm the bureau at Washington.
Employment i'm the bureau Of in
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tcODyrisAt nan

enterprise cannot fail Opposition
OF the devil, sickness and death can
NOT thwart. because IL is backed by
divine energy.
4. The experimenting providence
-'I am with YOU (v. 2O.l
Though the disciples may be scat
tered far and wide. the divine Christ
is always present 20 comfort. guide
and sustain. This presence is guar
auteed 10 the end of the age.
III Paul Called TO Macedonia to
Preach acts 16:6-15.)
L. Circumstances of Cvv. $50.
While pushing on the worl, OF evan
gelizauon on his second missionary
journey the Spirit forbade Paul 10
preach further in Asia. Doors be-
ing thus closed there was nothing 20
do but 10 go down 20 Troas The
guidance OF the Spirit is as much by
closing doors as opening them
o How called CIV. 9-13D
Ii was by vision Of man from
Macedonia saying Come over and
help U.S."
Q. What called Ia do Cv. TO-
First-fruits Of Paurs ministry
i'm Europe CIV. IA, 49,
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on the screen have only seen
her picture once and that was a
long time ago. but 1 imagined thai
her nose was smaller than it is. and
besides she was SO rouged and pow
dered. she looked trine old. Her
curls are the same. though ! would
know them any place
False. no doubt Hattie Ger
tainly could be biting
They were not. Whatever else
was false about her those curls
We're her own. Anyone would know
May Rose from her curls"
Don't be too sure of thaC ] be-
lieye this May is an impostor. Who
ever heard of moving picture
actress coming 10 a cheap summer
resort like this. She might be May
Roses double and Is masqueradiue
for the novelty of it. but she's not
May. I'm willing To wager Hattie
said emphatically.
Then YOU viii lose Your wager"
Ernest was just as emphatic. why
she has the very atmosphere of the
camera about der She has that
stately movie walk and has the air
that shows that she is accustomed
20 commanding staff Of directors
and large company. She has only
"a maid with her. but III bet she
has dozens of servants. She is an
artist as to makeup. too, her rouge
is on ass even as it can be. The
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shading is splendid. almos, nat
ural"
1T must be if you can recognize
10 50 readily Do YOU call plaster
ing art" Hattie still had her nose
turned up disdainfullv You know
a lot about moving picture actresses
l must say"
Let's not quarrel about her she
isn't worth il. After all she is an
artificial girl-not a bit like you or
l. l went 20 see her on business
you wouldn't understand That is
just where Ernest made a mistake
He should have known better than
10 suggest something to woman
and then tell her she couldn't
understand IT, Hattie demanded 10
know what IL was Somehow. Ern-
est decided 10 confess. as after all.
Hattie meant a lot 10 him.
Well he began, "T want 20 be
a movie actor. I am tired OF living
on money left me by ancestors
never saw i'm my life. and I want
10 do something worth while.
hate this useless existence. I've
tried 10 get IN the army but it's no
use. came here because IL was
not a fashionable butterfly place.
There are not many things l could
work at for 1 haven't any voca-
uonal training, but ] can act.
played the lead i'm PLAYS at college
and I liked IT, The movies appeal
10 me. ] have tried 10 get a chance
as an extra a. the moving picture
studios but no luck. anyway I'm
not going 10 buy my way into them.
They've got TO take me on my
merits. That IS why ] called on this
May Rose. wanted her opinion
on me as a movie type
And what did she say Hattie
asked. eagerly.
That ! was poor type and
would camera Ike bean pole, he
answered sadly.
shes crazy, came anS' ily from
Hattie. You would camera Won
derfully. If YOU can act YOU will
be big success iu pictures.
Thanks. he said, gratefully.
But OF course she really knows. p"
"Of course" Hattie blurted.
Lets change the subject I'm 60
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-15

pending bill makes the commission
er OF internal revenue responsible
for the collection of 1919 of not less
than $4,000, 0O0O 600.
Taxpayers all over the country
must be told all about the new law.
and how. when. and where TO pay
their taxes. New forms must be
prepared and millions of copies
printed and distributed by Jan. l..
1919. In addition, the vast number
of returns fled by taxpayers must
be carefully audited and in many
instances. checked against the orig
inal books OF account
More than ordinary clerical abil-
ity is required for this important
work. Accounting experience is alb
soluteiy essential. Persons who have
accOuncancy qualifications are urged
by the bureau TO communicate at
once with the civil service commits
sion. Washington ID. G.. Full par
ticulars regarding the positions TO
be filed and the procedure neces-
sary 10 obtain appointment viii be
furnished properly.
Persons desiring transfer To the
bureau OF internal revenue from
other branches of the government
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-15

T. The Disciples Commission
CMatt. 2s.Is-zO.5
T. What it is q. ISL. tt Is to
teach. 90 make disciples. |Chrisrs
death on the cross and triumphant
resurrection provided salvation for
the world Cod 30 loved the world
that fIe gave His only begotten Son.
that whatsoever beieveth in him
should not perish. but have ever
lasting life' John 3.15- This great
fact must 1e proclaimed 10 the
world. The general commission is
backed hy the urgency of human
need and divine love and compass
sion for this need The disciples are
90 administer baptism iu the name
of the Trinity 10 those who believe.
and teach them to observe an things
which Christ commanded.
e. lts scope-all nations tv 49,
D. IS as wide as the world and this
obligation lasts until an the world is
evangelical.
.. It's sustaining power "al pow
er. IS given" 6r. ISJ. The divine
energy is back of 'alI those who go.
Since File is with those who go the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-15
The Star Behind the Cloud
By Gerald St. Etienne

Ernest Flint had found Hattie
% Neu sitting ON the beach looking
more beautiful than he had ever
seen her. but al his efforts to get
back in her good craceS We're i'm
vain The two oar three words she
had spoken bad been curt and un-
pleasant pt course he knew the
reason for Hauie'- dispieasure. lie
mad neglected her FOR whole aft
eruoon iu au attempt, to have C.
personal interview with Iay Eose.
the movie actress ~ was hard 20
explain 90 Hattie WHY Dee had sought
am interview with May. for she
would not understand Anyway. ne
had only known aHtte for "a little
over 1 month. and she had no right
Co ue angry no anything he did His
patience was eoiue uut be would
just make one more effort
please smile. Hattie" he said
"You should have seen Miss Roses
smile" Ordinarily This would have
been indiscreet but this time it
worked
"Oh. Miss Rose smiled at YOU.
DID -heE' AS. SOU are honOred. %
nc was necessary TO- hear that speech
20 appreciate the sarcasm of it.
She certainly Iid smile at me.
There was "a crowd there 20 see her.
too. she is a famous actress. you
know
ESQ Eve heard rs She beauti-
f1I9"
..N-.t ,.l.,.f,- as ,.i.a 4- .ba Inole
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-15

ternal revenue does not carry with
ii exemption os deferred classihoa-
ton with respect 20 the draft Con
sequently consideration can be
given applicants who are ia Glars
three 81 class four. or who have
been granted exemption because o.
physical disability Men between
As and So who are capable OF per
forming the work required may fnd
here an excellent opportunity FOR
patriotic service" said Commission
or of Internal Revenue Daniel c
Roper There is no more import
ant work and surely no work more
vital TO the prosecution Of the war
than the collection OF the revenues
for the support Of our soldiers and
sailors. Already many trained &C
countants have accepted positions
with the bureau at large persona
sacrifices. 1t is to be hoped thst
men and women who fall within the
classes enumerated, and who possess
high qualifications along accountna
lines viii avail themselves Of this
exceptional opportunity for patriotic
service"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-15
Ioday's International Sunday School Lesson
ReDieD by P. B. FhsuOater D. D., Teacher
Of English Bible, Moody Institute Chicago. c,n.a, 10
,ING CHRIST KNOWN TO THF
WORLD.

AIN@ CHRIST KNOWN TO THE
WORLD.
|fay be used with missionary APP
tion.)
4 sSSON TENTS-Matthew BIB
32s:fs-2O; Acts 1921.
<DLDEN TENT-GO Ne into all
world and preach the gospel TO
creature Mark 1915.
EVICTION Al READING-Phuip-
D. 2:5-f6.
MATERIAL FOR
&CHERS-No. 1929: Psalms 90.
saiah G:S. Daniel 1913: Luke
l.; Romans i:ft; Philippians .:
James 5:fg-2O
1 The Disciples Relation To- thc
20 Matt. 5:f3-t6.)
lrist saves with definite pur-
The character of the subjects
D. Kingdom is set forth in the
itudes. He gives "a character
b viii WELD am influence The
e mass Of mankind Isl shown BOO
Scripture 90 be corrupt. and the
IL world Don darkness. The dis
IS are 20 live such lives as viii
/ ~ and enlighten. Their respou-
tiles are set forth under the
-es Of salt light and "a city
"Ee are the salt of the earth.
ID
70 Is that which is opposed 90
upton. u prevents the progress
corruption The propertie- of
are CD Penetrating 60 puri-
+: CD Preserving.
eiug salt the disciples OF Christ
Id penetrate. p@ify and pre-
2 society Seeing on every hand
fostering corruption Of human
our responsibility isl clearly set
re us The Christian should not
Ent0 secluAou rie should remain
/ be world. but not 1c part of b..
as be sure that ass salt $50 do nor
our sadness Christians cannot
hood after they cease being good.
~Ye are the light OF the world"
|t4D
ght illuminate and warns Us
IS guidance. This world IS cold
dark. Many are the pitfalls and
es set by the devil Christians
ffld SO live. let their light So
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-15
EVANGELICAL
ASSOCIATION.

Broadway -3l3 +. BrOldVay. Rev 2.
Garfield Johnson. pastor; residence. lll2
$ Carroll st Sunday school no . 80 a
tn. Samue1 g. Lehman, superintendent.
Morning service at 1880 Sermon
subject: "The Catastrophe of Lowered
Ideals Young Peoples alliance at
6.4J o. m. Miss Bessie ~ Rhuehart
president Report from Oakwood Y. p.
3. convention by Miss Lucile Miller. AZ
$50 p. M. PASTORS sermon subject
"S0ul Growth" Called meeting of the
huiIding committee Tuesday evening at
go.
Grace Churcn-Cc-. lincoln way W
and Walnut sts. Rev. O. .. Lozier. miu-
listers. sunday school at $50. e. F.
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METHODIST.

5srst-N. Main a. Rev Henry L
ia pastor. Class meeting at 900 a
sunday senooi az $50 a. N lime
/ Abernethy. superintendent fuolt
/ ship az 10 40 "a. ~ and Z 30 p m
[1blic worship at 1910 a. m. and '.t'
4 10. At the morning hour br- Davis
speak on "A Message 20 Church
|lbers At G-45 % m, there win Dee
Tag raising followed by special
iOtic program. Prayer m"etluE
4 lnesday evening at $50 o'clock iei
DE. Davis
PauPs Memorial C0lfaT and la
/ pastor sunday school at $50 90. ma
30rnine preaching service at lO g"
So. sermon by the minister on
D. Ideal Church Epworth league ar
b. IT.. led by Robert Hope Pltr.-
evening service nj $50 clock hr-
tdiner viii speak ou On" subject of
e Making of Man after Wnlr.
motion picture films win Doe pre-
ed The first on The Training ut
hanics for our Natloua. ARMY aud
second on "a Mile In the SKY an
=nDianc picture cordial Invitation
extended On the public to attend
se services.
|race-COrner Michigan ana Tutt sts.
Richard u. Crowder pastor Class
sung az T. O'Clock. noon sunday
|ooi 40 go a. M. elem Whitemar-
@erintendent.
Iornsng Worship ar 10 81 SERMON
zaduance and Eelemp Do cit'
fdav school convention 90 e-o d. m-
[N0rth league no 6.n p M. Mis-
be Robbins. president Eveuin-
ship az $50 sermon Tho Souis
erclCn Right" Special mUsi. under
ertion of Mrs W. d. Place Praye.
4 vice "Wednesday at $50 b. class
ting 40 l. o.s.oc6.
Dwell Heights Miner and Francis
Rev. Guy II. Black. pastor sunday
.ool az e.sj O. NJ. H. G.. belong,
+erintendeut
5rrinity-Blaine and Yasss- avs. Rev.
5lvin e. Hunt pastor NIule school 30
- a m Rudolph Kline. acting SUPER
|endent
|iorning worship at 1885 sermon
pastor The super struggle >pe-
music. EpwortG league ~ e-lH.
l. Clara Gasbill leader Eyau.u-
Iriee "a 80 sermon "Is CEur.4
bon Practira bIec" church praye-
L.. "Wednesday 90 7sf5 70. m Iw
liant meeting f1r men Thursday
Ining. Intermediate league lridas
|ning CO O'CLOCK Douglas own
Ladies' Liberty Joan
y
IL every member canvass sunday
D. p
Epworth Memorial - Corner Lincoln
IL ". and Olive St Rev q. J.. Ruiz
u. pastor sunday school ST so a
Glen Finney. superintendent
80 preaching service until futth-
ice.
|StuII Memorial Michigan and Victoria
Rev. A y. Bahbs. pastor. sunday
ool AZ 1000 a. m A katterhe1ry
|p-rintendcut
forming theme -lt. Hlt f..
her fIie Of tlt Soul Evening
L. church as o. Community Center
worth league eco o-ao g. r.I"rer
preaching Genera. public is invited
mock court lu basement Uf fl,
|lrch next TUESDAY ar 5000 u m when
Seeblt w.I prosecute auI lf.r
D. VIII defend OIL. .uf.. under fH.
|erfon. uUa~ Christianity krahtr
va IN thr Present War IurF u'
VIII Gelide fle .les tr.n- Eoll
muy Last prayer meeting Ut Oh,
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Preaching and communion at 10 80
a. M. Il. Batty chorister. Christian
Endeavor 40 $50 d. IA All young peo-
pie invited sermon ana worship at
Z 80 D. m. All strangers and visitors in
the city invited Co Worship with us
Prayer and praise meeting Wednesday
night
Linden Avenue Church Of Christ
Linden Nv. and Carlisle 81 Rev. Ed
ward Castle pastor Preaching at 1880
e m and 80 p. IN Sunday school al
80 a. m. Christian Endeavor at 8 80
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-15
ASSOCIATED BIBLE
STUDENTS.

Woman's club bail. room "a. J. M- 8.
building
sunday 1000 e. No. study. "The View
Creation" 40 $50 p m.. study. Eeve.I-
tion At : -uO D. m.. The Chart ~ tho
Ages lecture by g.. r. Khinehart
Wednesday az 500 -. No. prayer meet
ing. Friday. 500 j. 10. IaberuacI-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-15
JEWISH

Temple Bethel Corner LasaIle av
ami Taylor st Julius Leibert. rabbi.
The celebration OF Atouemeut day will
begin SUNDAY evening at o'clock aui
viii be continued on Monday from lO9D
a m. tI sundowu Tn the evening Rahh.
I.cibert viii discourse on, "Tn Alliance
with God" and iu the morning on, "Tie
Debt 90 our own FLESH An elaborate
musical program has been arranged hy
Miss Hersheu0v All are welcome.
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MISSIONS

Mennonite Hope 521 T. Jefferson
blvd. Sunday schNol at ? 80 p. m
Preaching at 30 p. m.
Preaching 30 and 7.3C D. m Serv-
Ices every night except Wednesday
Mary Nunemaker in charge
CIty-115 r Jefferson blvd Ray A
Bird superintendent. sunday school at
3 100 p. IN. Bible class at 90 p. Ia
Evening service at 80
GOspeI-431 I. Lasallc av Services
Wednesday, Saturday and sunday even
lngs at 7 80. sunday school at 10 90 a
IN each SUNDAY
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MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION.

Meets every Monday at 10 90 a. m al
the Y. VI. q. A Resident and visiting
ministers always Welcome President
NJ e. Hunt. vice president g. ". Titus B.
secretary treasurer, g.. J. Young
The association VIII meet iu regular
session on Monday at 1000 a u. Foo the
y NJ e.. 4. rooms. Every member d.
invited 10 attend Rev q. W Titus
who has just returned from France
where hc spent slN months as 90 g. NJ
G. A. representative win address the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-15

rec SITS. Rev Emil Wlnstedt. past1~
sunday school al 1000 "a. IN. Angus
Af dersOn, superintendent.
Morning worship at II 90 a. ~
Young peoples meeting az 6.l5 p. o.
Evening service at 80 Rev John g.
Nelson from Ishpemlng Mich wi.
preach az the evening service Thursda"
at . 30 D. m the Ladies Aid soclet
will meet at the home OF Mrs Gust
Bergstedt 1909 Kemblo av Thursda
az 7.fj D. no. Rev. q. r.. Pamp. the
travelling missionary. will speak Fri
day az 500 p. M the Young Ladie-
Ala society viii meet at the home pf
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1

pastor Sunday school at 9:15 a. m. ,
Edward N"tts, superintendent
Gloria Del SWedish-Chapin and Kerr
SITS. Rev. Got Grid Olson. pastor.
Sunday schoM 81 900 a. N. Bible
class ar 9:15 a. N. Morning service at
10. 80. Sermon ''Our SaviOr's Greatest
Miracle" Evening service at Z 80 Ser
mon: The Greatest G9in.' Tuesday
evening, Building society n~eung In the
church.
st. Paul's Germa2--Jeifesson and VIII.
liam SITS. Rev IL. Hole. pastcr. Ger
man service NJ 10 80 a. m. sunday school,
both German and English * 9 $50.
English services on second and fourth
Sundays Of the month at Z 80 a. N.
CHURCH OF GOD OF THE
ABRAHAMlC FAITH.
Church of God OF the Abraham Faith.
services In Melville ball. 212 s. La
fayette blvd: Sunday school az 10 a. m
A. StilsOn, superintendent.
VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA.
Gospel mission. 43O : dfchigan ST
All Christian societies invited TO a big
open air meeting every Wednesday Fri
day. Saturday and sunday nights. corner
vs. aync and Michigan streets old fash
Toned gospel meeting 20 volunteer mis-.
sion hall Sunday night Everybody In.
viteG All welcome