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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-24

awkwardly in the middle or the
road, doomed upon their startled
sight. The frightened animal was
only a few feet away. and Bob tried
in vain to stop the machine He
turned sharply TO the left, and the
next instant the great car swerved
on its side into the ditch while the
calf went bawling of into the woods.
Clara. half laughing and half cry
ing. chung frantically 10 Bob. but to
their mutual establishment they had
both remained in their seats.
My darling, are you hurt?'' fu-
tilely questioned Bob. who was we'll
aware Of those soft arms clinging
about his neck.
NO dear, are yoq?" half echoed
Clara.
The dear" did not escape Bob.
and he proceeded 10 shower the
little Upturned face with kisses. He
was in heaven for a few moments.
and then woke up.
Il forgot Can you forgive me
You are engaged"
ITO Bob Marston." completed
Clara.
Bless the calf mean the four
legged one" calculated Bob
And Clara Brownies was too late
TO attend the lecture on ethical Gull
ture that evening.
Copyright, 1879
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-24

Il. Haist. pastor. Sunday school at $50
a. N; L. :. Fisher. superintendent
Morning worship at 10 30 Sermon 10y
the pastor. Subject: blessings Of the
Passion Season Young Peoples al
lance at q :4J p. M. Miss Bessie Rhine
hart. president. Evening subject: The
Power Of the Cross in Asia Miss Ellen
Gardener. leader The pastor will
PFSe3ish it 80 p Subject eo,inW bat o6
Wednesday evening at $50 in the
chapel. followed by the sunday school
teachers council. The monthly meeting
Of the Womans Missionary society viii
be held on Thursday afternoon. Feb. 2S,
n 40 O'Clock, at the home Of Mrs Fred
WeltZien. pa T.. Dayton Il. Choir re-
hearSIl on Friday evening at O'Clock
at the home Of Rev. T.. Greiner. j24 T..
Dubail av; Boyd Thornton, director.
Grace Church-Cor. Lincoln way w.
and Walnut SITS. Rev. o. .. LOZier, miu-
listers. sunday school at $50 g. F..
Witt, superintendent.
A very deep interest is being taken in
our sunday school contest and we invite
those who do not attend any sunday
school 10 meet with Morning wOr-
ship at 1890 Theme. a Christian
Life: It's Importance" Young People
alliance at 6:f5: Miss Vera Dausmau.
president Topic: The Power Of the
Cross i'm Asia" Psa. 9G:1-t3. Evening
services at : 80 The pastor viii prea IN
ut both the morning and evening serv-
Ices. Midweek PRAYER and fellowship
meeting on Wednesday evening.
First-Lafayelje zno Monroe sts Rev.
w. H. Freshley. pastor Sunday school
a Q 80 a. m. George !. Long. superin-
tendent.
Lesson: "The Growth Of the King
dom. Morning worship at 10 30. with
sermon by the pastor. Subject: 1.-The
Experience OF n Saved Man" The chorus
choir will sing. here will he no even
ing services Prayer meeting Wednesday
night. Choir rehearsal Thursday even
ing AT 10
Auten Chapel-W II Migrant pastor.
sunday school at 10 90 a. M: Jessie
Barns, superintendent.
Preaching at 100 a. M. Christian En-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-24

boy. am so glad that you are
going into business. Bob" said she.
resuming the former conversation.
Il am sure YOU viii he a success"
Bob shut his lips together and
gazed glazing ahead
Where are We going?" asked
Clara.
To the end OF the world. I hope. 9"
ne replied glumly
Bob turned the machine of the
boulevard into a forest road over
hung with immense pines. and for
miles they sped through the sweet.
resinous air.
At last Bob spoke My Aunt
Mary lives down this road Ii can't
be far from here. Shall we stop
and see her? She may have some
strawberries and cream for US"
I'm sure I should be delighted, "
responded Clara. in a tone which
indicated that any disression would
be a relief.
by the way. my aunt married a
college professor. lie is retired now
on account Of poor eyesight"
It seemed 10 Bob as they stopped
at his aunt's gate that her modest
home among the pines was more OF
little paradise than ne had ever
known il TO be before. and he hoped
il might not seem so to Clara. But
undoubtedly il did, as her eXclama-
tons of delight at frequent inter
walls testified
Clara went 70 see his aunt's gar
den OF wild flowers, successfully
transplanted from the woods, while
Bob stayed in the cool old-fash-
Toned parlor with the half-blind
professor.
Wouldn't you like 10 live in the
city?" Bob heard her ask his aunt
as they appeared in the doorway
"Oh, no, my dear" replied Aunt
Mary 1T is so much lovelier and
more quiet out here, and we are
not afraid with Bruno" affection
ately patting a large collie. Be
sides. we have close neighbors. and
they are always willing TO help"
Bring Miss Brownlee again, ="
urged his aunt, as they climbed into
the auto. ready to depart.
Eyes. 1 should love TO come" said
Clara, as Bob sulllily forbode to
reply
How happy they seem" sighed
Clara, as they drove down the road
"Oh, of course. life with pro-
fessor is always happy" sneered
Bob, sorry he had shown her his
aUnt's idyllic existence and thus en-
HANGED his rivals cause.
"Oh, why do you"
But Clara never finished her SEN
tence, for as they made sharp
turn a long-legged calf. standing
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-24
7oday's International Sunday School Lesson
Reieu BY P. B. Fhzwater, D. D., Teacher
of English Bible, Moody Institute, Chicago ocoO,a, -

able Of the lamp follows closely up
on the parable OF the sOwer in our
last lesson God, who first created
light and Christ, in whom was life.
and the life was the light Of men. -
both together are ones whom we
are equally obliged TO see. and hear
and obey. To impress the duty OF
this seeing, hearing and using Of
light upon his disciples; Jesus re-
MINDS them Of some familiar things.
A candle is not placed under "A
bushel nor under a bed but on a
candle stick. where il may be seen
OF ali. II our virtues 90 not forth
from us. it will be as though we
had hidden them from the world.
ITO him that heareth right shall
more be given az. 2f) but for him
that hath no. and seeth not. from
him shall be taken. lie that hath
not IS he who neGlects his OppOr-
tunities. and from him shall be
taken even that which ne hath" In
this we see a spiritual multiplied
ton. and also a spiritual substrac-
ton. deterioration.
II. Growing. CD Secrecy Wv. 20
29p. This is a parable of faith and
hope. found only i'm Mark. Again
the GOOD seed is referred to. but in
this case unseen growth receives
the emphasis. for the seed will
spring and grow mp. though we
know not how. IL is comforting to
think that. If We SOW the true seed.
it grows while we sleep W. 2O.
The best selected seed (the holy
world is essential for results. AL
OF our seed must have this silent
period for growth. IL is the earth
that brings forth the fruit OF her
self through the energies and pow
ers with which God endows il.
These powers are wonderful. We
do not understand them, but there
is order and symmetry in growth.
First. the blade. then the ear. and
after that the full corn IL the ear.
Then is the harvest. the purpose of
the seed having been accomplished.
Mark alone gives us this parable,
and il is given in close relation TO
the parable Of the sOwer and Of
the wheat and tares. Jesus is the
great harvester ". 29). and knows
the right time 10 reap the grain.
the moment when it is ripe" (v.
% r. VI. Then he putteth in the
scikIe.
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Copyright 1S1D

90 There Is also A marvellous
outward growth OF the kingdom
wv. 3O-32). There Is the closest re-
lation between the parable of the
mustard seed and the two parallels
that precede. In Matthew the par
able OF the mustard seed is used
I'm relation 10 the kingdom Of
heaven. which is the sphere OF the
Christian profession. Here il is used
of the kingdom Of God, which is
spiritual. Why is it used If both ?
The explanation. according 20 DR..
Scodeld, lies in the fact that the
Kingdom OF God in this age and the
kingdom of heaven have this in
common, that from an Insignificant
beginning they had a rapid growth.
If the abnormal growth Of this
common garden shrub illustrates
divine increase, why is it not more
glorious? There is not here any
thing like the greatness of the As
syrian and Babylonian empires.
Geek. 1856; Dan. 4:20-22). Is
the significance Of the birds good
or evil? Great Babylon. the figure
Of a protesting Christian body in
guilty connection with the kings of
the earth, becomes "a cage of ev-
cry unclean and hateful bird"
(Rev. 1922. The mixed" condition
of the kingdom Of heaven has
brought together diverse elements
Of good and bad.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-24

serum was usually injected .n
Vatery solution that Frequently
caused excruciating suffering. sveI-
ing OF the arm about the point us
contact and frequently hieh fewer
that inyauded numbers of troops for
days and often weeks.
To be effective the serum had to-
contain culture OF two billion uI-
crobes. whose sudden appearance .l
the human system might weu ne
calculated 90 cause distress because
OF their rapid spread throughout tre
veins and arteries TO was for this
reason that the anti-vaccine was .--
uaIy administered in from tW0 to
four injections. depending upon .Ee
patients physical condition. Thus
every time q hyp0dermic was l.aI
the soldier usually had TO DE retired
from active duty unless me was O.
extraordinarily strong constituuon.
Experiments made ny the IeadIns
chemists Of the nation resulted u
the early discovery that the illness
OF the troops was brought about hr
the rapid!ty with which the water.
solution and its charge OF microaa
was assimilated by the blood tr.
injections OF the Eberth haelu ANA
the paratyhoid cultures frequently
placing IS percent OF the troops ou
the sick list. AS the effectiveness
of the vaccine only continues for
about a year. a large part Of th-
French forces was thus resulted -.
the loss OF valuable units
The chief surgeon OF the navy. Il.
lie Moignic. was one of the first -.
discover that by making the uieO
tons or vaccinations with an OILY .r
greasy substance. the spread Of the
bacili through the system was less
rapid, although as thoroughly eHica-
cious. After q number OF carefully
conducted experiments. Dr. I.e N0i1-
mic ascertained that through the en-
ployment Of germ cultures contain
ed in oil. the two billion baciIu could
he introduced simultaneously with
out the necessity Of three or four
piqUres.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-24

First Corner Wayne and Main SITS
Rev. Charles a. Decker. pastor. Bible
school at $50 a. m. a. : stephens
superintendent
Morning worship at tO-+5. The pastor
Will preach Singing hy ladies' chorus.
MY shepherd LANCE Schuler. Il. y. L.
L meeting 10 $50 Topic: Torch
bearers iu Africa No evening service
We Join with tine three down town
churches iu q union service at the First
Pres rytcriau church. 4 meeting 81 the
board of deaconS viii be held In the par
souugc ON Tuesday evening study
classes on Wednesday evening The reg
uIar monthly covenant meeting OF the
church viii be held ON Wednesday even
ing at 1.45. An all -day meeting OF the
Missionary circle Will De held ou Friday.
beginning at 10 80 %. N. Lunch 40 l. 10
Program In the afternoon. Mrs. :. 6
Chard viii have charge NJ the program.
Quincy street George l.. Enter
line. pastor sunday school at I'D A.
IN. ". Kendall superintendent
Morning worship at 1880 with sermon
by the pastor on the theme. The
church and the kingdom the Place ~
Each and Their Relation" The r Y +
O. meets at 6-4J. Evening service az
Z 90 with sermon on the theme 'Will /
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-24
Every One of Them Carries Welcome the People of the
and to the STRANGER Within Our Gates

sts. Rev. GOttfrid olson. pastor. sun
day school at 900 a. m. and Bible class
ut 9:1j a. IN.
Morning service at 1890; the subject
OF the sermon to be, How Christ De
liverS from the Evil Powers" At the
evening service ut . 30. the sermon
theme will be. ""Our Crucitied SaviOr's
Third Word from the Cross" Wednes-
day evening midweek service at : o'clock.
Thursday afternoon the Ladies Aid
meets at . 200 p. m ard choir practice in
the evening ut 1s3O. Friday evening the
DOrcaS society viii meet with Miss
Huldur Peterson, 307 :. Laurel ST. sat
urday afternoon the Little Girls society
is invited To meet with Miss Aable
Holth, 1890 Oak ST
st. Paul's German jefferson and Will
liam SITS. Rev. II. HOLE. pastor. Ger
man service at 1880 a. m. Sunday school,
both English and German. at 9 80 a. m.
German service at 1890 "a. m. En-
gliSh service on the second and fourth
Sundays Of the month at 80 p. m. sun
day school both German and English.
9 20 "a. m. Sermons by the pastor. Sub
iect for German service: The Appre-
hension Of Christ" Subject for English
service The Temptation Of Christ. "
Walther league monthly literary meeting
-'leSCay mt 90 p. IN.
sacred Heart NOtre Dame-Rev. John
r. Scheier, &. : c.. pastor Low mass
"a q. OG a. m. Students mass at 90 n.
m Parish mass at lob a. m. Nespers
&c . co p. NJ
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PRESBYTERIAN.

Tirst-Corner Washington NV. and La
fayette blvd. Rev. Charles y Lppn-
colt. IT, j.. pastor.
Public worship at 1915 a. N Address
by the minister ou Victorious FaIth-
The First Christian. First Methodist.
First BAPTIST and First Presbyterian
churches will unite In service at 80 p.
nm I'm the First Presbyterian church. The
public is cordially invited. Bible school
no $50 a M. T. =. MCGOWAN. superin-
tendeut Mems Fellowship club ut $50
n M Junior Endcdvor society az 300
o. M Young Peoples society az b."O p.
nm Nidweek meeting Wednesday at .ju
n IN The Women's Missionary society
Will meet with Mrs g. II Winkler. ~
y Michigan ST. on Friday afternoon.
Trinity Corner Colfax av and ST.
Peter ST Rev. John :. Burns pastor.
Bible school at 80 u. m; Charles WdG-
cpCr. superintendent
Westminster Rev A. NJ. EellS, pastor.
sunday school nj 80 a. M; l. g.
Whitromb superintendent Public wor-
shin at 10-f5 90. m. and 80 r. III.
Junior Eudeuvor meeting NJ 80 p. m
senior Eudeavor society meets It $50
o.. m.
uOpe-Leer and Dayton SITS Rev.
George w Allison. b. T.. minister. Bible
schoo, at .. so q. IN Carl Ullery. super
intcndcut
C.lSses for aIl attendants. Adults use
the international lessons. women'S class
studies iu the Gospel 81 Mark" Bring
vour Bible All other departments use
the graded lessons. Competent teachers
ma. provided
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SCIENTIST.
Tirst Chureh of Chrlst. scientLst

FIRST Church 81 Christ. Scientist
Naiu and Madison SIS
sunday services during completion o.
church building will bc held In the sun
day school room at Il 90 o. IN Lntran e
Oh Madison ST Testimonial meeting
every Wednesday evening at $ O'Clock.
Sunday school for children and young
people up 20 the age or 20 from g 80 60
1890 Reading rooms maintained DIS
this church on the seventh floor of the
J. NJ : building lre open every aii-
English services on the second ami
fourth Sundays 0f the month CT so D..
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METHODIST.

First " Main ST. Rev Henry I.
Davis pastor. Class meeting It $500 a-
m sunday scuUoi at $50 a. M Elmer
j.. Aberuethy. superintendent Public
worship at no 30 o..
br Davis viii speak 10 the morning
hour Ou Having Done All stand Ep-
worth league 90 6.1j p. ~. There will ne
churches held IN the FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
church mt 80 O'Clock. Prayer meeting
W Wednesday evening at 80 o'clock, led
boy Dr. Davis.
"a Paurs Memorial Colfax and La
porte avs. Rev. james l.. Gardiner T.
j.. pastor.
Fathers and Mothers day iu the sun
dav school Morning service at lO:i5
lien ur Gardiner will preach ou why
Doe God Not Intervene iu the w oTiu
War; Karl w knorr VIII sing at TINS
service Hope Thou Ina the Everlasting
bV StaiHer Epworth league led Toy the
new president. Glenn EInney- AZ 20
D. Co., Tor Gardiner viii speak 0n ne
Lumber Jacks SKY Pilot rs portrayed
by >orman duncan IN his fine eo Ok
...1S, off tine sermon pictures viii be pre-
~euted ~ emitting Itedwood~ iu 'al-
if"rnia- and 90 "Glimrses oi Montana.
Grace corner Michigan aud Tutt SITS
Rev Richard H. Crowder. pastor class
meeting at S.i5 "a. m. sunday scA'ol ~
$3.50 m Prof. j. a Byers. superin
Junior congregation al 80; lnrz Ports.
superintendent Epvorth league 'l "-''.
Evening worship 80 $50
Lowell Height, Miner and Francis
SITS Rev Guy n Black pastor SUNDAY
school go o.tj m., il. e. DelonS'
superintendent
Every mcmhcr is requested 20 4e
sermon theme Life Means 'Ppo9r
unity Junior church at $50. Tie
evening service at . So VIII Dee patriotic
Theme Bacbiu- The Boys I'm NhdA l
and EIue-' This service has been arr
rluved Hy tbe EpWorth league. Mayor
carson. ATTY Dan Pyle. aud H. g.
Gilmore representing the home -uafo s.
viii each make short addresses. Spt'ltl
patriotic music will feature Che program
Trinity Blaine and Nassar avs Rev.
Melvin a. Hunt. pastor. binle s-u"oi u
q 80 m Rudolph Kline. acting super
Morning Worship az IO.t5. sermon hy
the Rev r. a. Frlley uf Erreu'a~tr.
Iud GOA "Blrubhas or Jesus -.
~olo ry Mrs. IL W shaw. I'll uau@Wr,et.
R,~.hof EpVo-th league ar 6lj Jed l}
Alfred Co1le and Nyron tuidesiel lis
Is tbr last night I'M which o. WaNe lue
goat let an members ana friends come
Az the evening service gt 40 thr Pas
Tor win give the closing address I'm the
-ies -Ibr Three Great Questions or
Youth on Whom shall ] serve ue
chorus --boir viii sins ~un-"r .e.E lc
"Wednesday ar 3. .N p IN Viii meet VIII I
Mrs Eair IWN California av 'hur'a
r.-ree- aud -oufereure hour at - at
rrt u1r~tuacc 21o Blaine NV DO IS go
sred that a. the group representatives.
.f fua church attendance lut PRAYER
ulaus concerning Che PREPARATORY evan
-eHstie work n March This lm-
portrait
Fewortb Memorial corner Lincoln
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-24

Jordan and It's Spiritual Sigu.fau.e
Evening subject. we Went AWAY >.r.
rowfuL' Y j.. = q. J.. at 6-3o %. m
Miss Bertha Kline. president TH.
prayer meeting on "Wednesday event. Is
viii be held at the home ~ Mr. aud MIS-
Werntz. at 1872 = St Joseph So
First Church Of the Brethren Indiana
aV- and Miami ST. Rev a. D. George.
pastor sunday school m $3.50 a
+. q. Stahly. superintendent
second Church or the Brethren
Gushing and Van Buren, SITS. Rev ODD.
ROOSe, pastor. Sunday school at g ..U .
M; Wesley Zimmerman -uperintcu1-
Christian Workers meeting 40 6.o r.
m. William Stroup. leader Preaching
al 1890 q N. and 90 p. mi. by tbe pas
tor Subjects: Morning. Choosing Er-
tween Christ and the World 90 evening
THE Judgment PRAYER meeting 600
Tuesday evening no 40 at the bone 80
Nr and Ms. Harry Horka 1922 Lincoln
way W; subject The Idea. Life" lrd
by John Price.
Conference Memorial United Go IS ST.
Joseph ST Rev y J. Young pastor
Sunday school at $50 a. m. g. T. WIZ
son. superintendent
The Sunday school session NiI Doe
combined with the morning worship .r
which time q service flag and honor -u.I
viii be uufurled for T. Young men iu
the service OF our country from 0uT sun
day school. There viii be special mus
The pastor viii give an address on "Trur
Patriotism" q. =. at q 20. PreachiuC
ness Quarterly conference Monday
evening Prayer service Wednesday
evening Monthly meeting % " NJ A.
no parSJna ~ on Friday afternoon
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-24

W.vEe and Michigan streets. Old-fash-
Toned gospel meeting at Volunteer mis-.
sion hall Sunday night Every body in
vited. All welcome.
MISSIONS.
Mennonite Hope -j21 T. jefferson
blvd. Sunday school at -: 30 D. M
Preaching at . 20 p. m.
Preaching 800 and 80 D. m Serv-
ices every night except Wednesday,
Mary Nunemaker il charge
City-115 +. Jefferson blvd Ray A
Bird, superintendent Sunday school az
3 200 p. IN. Bible class at 4 90 p. m.
Evening service at 90.
GOspel-431 E. Lasalle av. Services
Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday even
ings at 80. Sunday school at 10 90 a.
N. each SUNDAY.
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AFRICAN NJ. {.

OIivet 4. VI. ESQ W. Monroe st.
Rev 4 r. Reading, pastor Class meet
ing at 1000 a. m. Sunday school AT
l. 60 r. M. Rev. Eli i. stewart. super
intendeut.
TaylOr's 4. VI. +. Zion-Corner Eddy
ard Campau SITS. Rev. l.. J.. Powell
pastor.
Sermon hy the pastor az 1045 a. IN.
sunday school ut H.: 20 p. I'M. Closed door
praise meeting 40 80 p. M. At Z 10 p.
M sermon BY Rev Ruth A. Murphy.
Mrs Murphy is a noted evangelist and
viii conduct revival beginning sunday,
Feb -. and cOutin, until March 10.
Public is invited
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-24
CHURCH OF GOD.

Church OF God or Saints-chapel on
Harrison av.. one block north Of Lincoln
way W. Otis Austin. pastor 7. /. For
syth and G. T. Leek. assistant pastors
Sunday school az 9:4J a. IN; 4. NJ
kirkIev. Superintendeat
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-24
JEWISH.

Temple Beth-EI-Corner Iasalle Az.
and Taylor ST. Julius Leibert. rabbi
Divine service commences at II 90 q.
m. This week Rabbi Leibert will give
the second instalment OF his review n
Prof RusSeTs book. why Men Fight
Religious school session begins at 30
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-24

KEGON-WiIis Whitman.
suing Sheriff Moote and Prosecuting
Atty. Branstrom OF Newaygo county
for false imprisonment. foUoviuz
his being seized on an improperly
executed order lost ont i'm his ga .a
before Judge John NanderWerp. the
court directing a verdict of mo- cause
for action
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-24

deavor society meets at : 200 p. m; a. Il.
MurSer. president
Bethel Church Gydick)-R W II.
Migrant, pastor. sunday school at 10 20
a. m; William Tumble. superintendent
Public worship at : 30 p. IN. Come.
the Lord hath need OF thee Praise
service Tuesday nj 30 p. m. at Walter
Plumback's: Clara Watkins leader
EVANGELICAL.
Zion Corner Wayne and St Peter SIS.
Rev. Waldemar GOffeney. pastor. sunday
school at 9:1J a. IN. Morning worship
at 10 80.
English service sunday evening at 80.
Sermon by the pastor on The Traitor"
Lenten season will be observed i'm spe-
cial services every Wednesday evening at
. 80
st. Peters German-4lJ W. LaSale av.
Rev. Hugo Weichelt. pastor. sunday
school nc 800 4. M Carl Reinke, super
intendent Regular services at 1915 a.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-24
ASSOCIATED BIBLE
STUDENTS.

Womans Club hall. room IA. J. VI. s.
building Sunday. % D. I'd.
Pilgrim T. J.. Barker will speak Sub
ject for 3 30 .. IN lecture, lis Christen-
dem FAlingY Wednesday 500 p. m.
PRAYER meeting. text Pisa. 81 3 Friday.
90 D. M study. tabernacle shadows
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-24
BRETHREN

First-Rev. 6. W Rench. j. d. pas
tor Sunday school az Q so 4. ~ Harley
FireStOne sure -intendent-
Primary school meets at the same
hour Miss Margaret Whitmer supern-
tendent Worship with sermons at 10 20
q. N and 30 = IN. the pastor preach =
ing Morning theme The Historical
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-24
SPIRITUALIST.

The Progressive Spiritual society viii
hold services at 80 p. Ia. every sunday
at 900 ). Michigan st, Redmen's hall
Experience meeting and messages.
Message bearers: Mrs. Nellie Thomp
son, Mrs. Weaver, aud Charles A. Thomp-
son will read from sealed questions
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-24
WILL PREACH SEQUEL TO
LAST SUNDAYS SERMON

In consideration of a number of
days sermon. Message for Oar
National Crisis Rev James L.
Gardiner Of 81. Paurs NJ. +. church
will preach a sequel sermon SUNDAY
on why Does God Not Intervene N
the Present World War;
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-24
ASSOCIATION.

Meets every Monday ar 90 a. m at
the y. NJ. q. A Resident and visiting
ministers always welcome President,
]. A. Burnett. vice president W II.
FTeshley; secretary treasurer o. +. En-
terliue