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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-26

Curiouslt enough, the density Of the
matter making up Saturn is the
least OF all the planets, being even
lighter than water, so that, in spite
of its tremendously greater bulk,
Saturn is only 81 times as heavy as
the earth. Jupiter, whose diameter
is only a little larger. $4,000 miles.
is over 800 times as heavy as the
earth. II one took a body of Saturn's
weight and exact size it would float
in an ocean large enough to re-
ceive it. And ii is the only planet
whose component materials have so
low a density.
Saturn's distance from the Sun is
about SS6.000,0O0 miles, and its
period OF rotation is correspondingly
long, 291z years, but the time it
takes TO perform one aXial revolu-
ton is very short, only 1914 hours.
Saturn has not yet attained the
cool stage reached by the inner
planets ike the Earth and Mars.
The very low density proves that the
matter is still mainly gaseous. The
surface is undoubtedly in a very
mobile state, as is shown by the
rapid changes which take place in
the appearance of the surface and
the absolute lack of permanent
markings.
The Realm of Stars.
The constellation Of Leo. the
Lion, is a newcomer on our map.
1t contains three things of note:
The stars Regulus and Denebola and
the sub-group of stars known as the
Sickle. Regulus. the royal star. was
much venerated in olden times, even
though il is not one Of the most
brilliant OF the first magnitude stars.
1t once marked the location in the
heavens of the Sun at the hottest
time of the year; this is no longer
true, because the phenomenon called
the procession of the equinoXes" has
carried the consultations out of their
original relations to the seasons. In
the dawn OF astronomy the Sun
crossed the equator, bringing with
II the Summer to the northern lands,
at a point in the constellation Of
Aries: now the same phenomenon
has carried this point, the vernal
equinox. about 30 degrees into the
group of Pisces.
Regulus marks the handle Of the
Sickle, and the curved line Of stars
which trace out the blade is easily
recognizable from Regulus north
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-26
CONCERT PROGRAM

The program for the concert 90
be given Sunday afternoon ia th.
First Presbyterian church Win be-
presented by Mrs ". r. Bryan. con
tralto. Ralph DUmke. tenor and Ar
mand Horenn. pianist. AccompanI-
ments viii be rendered by M!ss
Maude Weber and Miss Greta Edner.
The numbers are:
NoCturne NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Chopin
Mr. Horenn
But the LORD Is Mindful OF His
own -..--....-..---. AendeIssoEu
Mrs. Bryan, with organ accompari-
ment
imprompIu --..-....-- ..-.......- Chopin
Mr. Horenn
Ring Out Sweet Bells or Peace
-...-.-........-..- ..-..... Roma
FIR. DumlSe
Address.
Or. c a. Lippinrolt
The Morning Wind .... BrOnscOmha
NY Ain Folk .-.--.---.. Lennon
Bird or the Wilderness -.. ltorsman
Mrs. Bryan
Canticue de Amour ...-.... I.lszr
Mr. Horenn
Duet-Home 20 Our Mountains
--------.- MendelSeohu
Mrs Bryan and Mr uumke.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-26
METHODIST.

First Rev Joseph y. Greene. pastor
515 y Main St Class me eungs at 9.OO
a M. and $50 p. m. Sunday school az
. so a. m; Or. J. II. Naus, superin-
tendent Public worship at 1910 a. M
and { 30 p. m.
Epwortli league ut $50 p. m. Or.
Greene Will occupy the pulpit at the
morning hour and speak on the subject.
1.-THE Eutopia OF Jesus" AZ the even
ing hour there viii be n special organ
recital Midweek service Wednesday
evening az Z 80 O'Clock. led by the pastor.
Following is the musical program Tor
the morning service. under the direction
Of =. g.. Haas, organiSt and director
Prelude Fantasia" by Swift, process
sional hymn No 210 by Haydn; re
sponsc '"The Lords Prayer ofertory.
"Romance" from the "Hucenottes0 by
Meyerberr: anthem, ct VIII Lift ID
"P0stlude Ia F. by Niegand.
81. Paul. Memorial --,'olfax and La
porte avs Rev. James L Gardintr, u.
D.. pastor. sunday school at 2 80 a. IN.
.. A Fuikerson. superintendent
Morning sermon by Dr. Jenkins. vice
president OF Dakota Wesleyan uniyer-
sity Epworth league at $50 .. IA. ad-
dress by %. A Fulkerson- At the eNea-
ing hour sermon 10y the pastor ON
"Ioseph the Prince ~ Egypt followed
Nv ptrtnres In three parts 0f "The Trials
81 Joseph in Egypt
Graee-Corner Michigan and Tut SITS.
Rev n u. Beck. pastor. Glass meeting
81 : As a. IN sunday school az F.eo d.
m elem Whiteman. superintendent
Morning worship at 10 ~ Young
peoples life work service. sermon nN
the pastor. THE Win ~ COD and 9 Man s
life WorS" $50 p. m. junior eougre-
cation. Catherine Blakeman. leader.
Meeting OF an centenary leaders az 3" ~"
p. ma. Epworth league no go r. M
Gerfrnde Brodbeck president Evening
Worship az : 30. sermon by br- Jen-
kins Of Madison. Wis. on stewart
shin Minute men Will speak az aug
sarvfces Mass meeting of Methodlsts X
- PauTs Monday night
River Park-Seventh St. south or
NfiShawaka av Rev. q. T. Rulison- pas
tor SUNDAY school NJ 9,5e q. m Mar
shall Rail. superintendent
LAVAL Heights Miner and Francis
as Rev. Guy Ii. Black, pastor SUNDAY
school AZ GAS a. N: II. {. Deiohs
sunerinfendeut
Trinity-Blaine and Vassar avs sun
day school az 3 .30 a. M; Rudolph Kline
superintendent
Preaching services at 1910 o. m anu
"a n. M. viii be conducted bN .l
Weideman until further arransemenI s
ere made the regular pastor. Rev II
Hargrave. having been called 20 Plus
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-26
EVANGELICAL
ASSOCIATION.

Broadway-3l3 z. Broadway. Rev. z.
Garfield Johnson. pastor: residence. 1872
5. Carroll ST Sunday school at 9:3o a.
N; Ssmuel c. Lehman. superintendent
Morning service NJ 10 10 Sermon sub
lect: -Four Reasons Why Men should
study the Bible" by the pastor. Young
Peoples alliance at G:45 p. m: Miss
BESSIE ". Bhlnehart. president. Topic !:
Books That Have Helped Me-" Rev. =.
g. Johnson, leader. At : 80 p. m. The
Christians Glorious Hope" by the pas
tor. Wednesday evening, prayer meet
ing and choir rehearsal.
Grace Churen-Ccr lincoln way W
and Walnut SITS. Rev. .. .. Lozier, mia-
isters sunday school at $50. G. h.
Nit. Superintendent
First-Cor. Lafayette and Monroe SITS.
W. II. Freshley, pastor. Sunday school
AZ $50. DR.. ". II. Snyder. superin-
Lesson Israel Crossing the Red
Sea" Morning worship az 10 80 The
male quartet Will sing. The Y. =. A.
: o'clock TIE pastor will speak on
Good Books" Prayer meeting We'd
nesday at Z rs p m: George J. Long.
leader The sunday School board VIII
meet az the close OF prayer meeting
". NJ :. day Of prayer viii be observed
next sunday.
Ausea chapeI-w. " Migrant. pastor
sunday school at 10 90 n ~: Jesss,
%. rms. superintendent
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-26

burgh. Pa. 20 take charge Of centenary
EpwOrth Memorial, cor. Lincoln way
W. and Olive ST, Rev. q. W. SNltzer'
pastor: sunday school ut $50; Glenn
Finuey. superintendent
stun Memorial Church. Cor :. Michi-
gan and Victoria SITS. Charles III. Lee
SON. ID. c. l.. pastor Sunday school ut
10 a. m, John Edwards, superintendent
German Lafayette blvd. ard Wayne
at Rev. II. ). Miller. pastor. Sunday
school NJ 80 a. m.; Jonn Koch, super
lntendent Preaching at 10 80 a. m. and
Z 80 D. m. EpWOrth league at 700
, m
weslcyan-722 Z. Broadway Rev. G
Payne pasto~ sunday school at . 30
a. m; J. II. Keller, superintendent.
FREE METHODIST.
Free ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Az. and
Rush ST Rev. W. Z. Webster. pastor
NeidtzeL superintendent Preaching at
10 80 a. m. aud 30 10.
AFRICAN M. E.
OlIvet A. NJ. $50 W. Monroe st
Rev. A. 7. Reading pastor. Class meet
l. 80 p. m; Rev. Eli 4. stewart super
ntendent.
TayIor's a. VI. 4. ZIor-Corner Eddy
and CamPau SITS Rev. L. p Powell
r1Sto-
Preaching at at 1915 a. m. by he
Sunday school at $50 p. m. At 100 p.
m. a talk % the men 81 south Bend by
Rev Mrs Ruth Murphy. subject
Mans Relationship" Two hundred
m., sermon by Mrs. Murphy. All are
welcome.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-26
(Copyrisht etD

confusion among the Egyptians
There is a day coming when look
from the Almighty will cause e
much greater CONSERVATION among
the wicked (Revela;ton Gle. II: 20:
11-l3). He not only looked upon
them but took of their chariot
wheels. which caused them TO real
ize that God was lighting against
them. He then directed Moses TO
stretch forth his rod and bring de-
struction upon the Egyptians. So
complete was the overthrow that it
IS said that not one escaped.
III. The Song of Triumph (15:1-
21)
Standing on the other shore Of
the Red sea. they could iittingly sing
the song Of triumph. because of the
miraculous deliverance and the over
whelming defeat
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-26
BIBLE INSTITUTES TO
FIGHT HUN THEOLOGY

In q call for a conference to be
held Feb. 81 at the Moody Bible
institute OF Chicago on the general
topic World Evangelism and
Vital Christianity After the War"
Dean James Ma Gray afirrns that
while German militarism is dead.
the German theology that made IL
possible still lives: that never was
there a sterner demand on Christ
ians Of the evangelical faith. never
a sterner call for a bold and united
testimony.
Representative of Bible instiu-
tutes at New YorK, Philadelphia.
Binghamton, Cleveland. Minneapo-
lis and elsewhere, will confer at the
conference on a united and agrees
sive forward movement The list
OF prominent speakers includes DR..
Joseph Kyle president Xenia Theo-
logical seminary; DR. Samuel NJ
Zwemer, +. r. G.. s, Cairo, Egypt;
Rev. Henry W. Frost. home director
China Inland mission; Rev. Paul
RAIDER, Moody tabernacle, Chicago:
DR.. Farley r. hartmann, secretary
OF the tional Associa-
ton Of Evangelists; Mr.. Don o.
Shelton, New York City; DR.. James
NJ. Gray, and many others.
The program is arranged around
the following subjects: Christian
Fundamentals; Bible Exposition;
Prayer and the Deeper Spiritual
Life; Evangelism and Inspirational
Address; Work in Heather Lands;
City Rescue and Jewish Missions:
Church Efficiency and Steward
ship; UNCONVENTIONAL Press; Bible
Institutes in Cooperative Work: and
GoSnel Music.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-26
SHEEP CLUB MEMBER HAS
PROFIT OF 200 PERCENT

George Irwin. a sheep club mem
Der at Mt Summit, Henry county.
earned a profit OF 200 percent last
year, the first time he was a mem
Der Of the club. He purchased a
bred eve for SIS and at the end
Of the year presented a statement
which showed he still had the eve.
valued at the price he paid for her.
had sold one lamb for $225O and
another for $25, and the wool for
$3.50. His expenses, including cost
Of eve and feed and interest on in
vestment. were only S24.97 and re-
ceipts $72, leaving him a profit OF
S49.03. Another Mt Summit club
member who started with one eve
now owns a flock Of 80
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-26
Iodays International Sunday School Lesson
ReUieO BY p. B. FHzuOater D. D., Teacher
OF English Bible, at Moody Institute Chicago ov,rxs rur

ISRAEL CROSSING THE RED SEA.
LESSON TEXT-ExOdus 1873
1921.
GOLDEN TEXT-Thus the Lord
saved the Israclitcs that day out OF
the hands Of the Egyptians. Exodus
1890.
ADDITIONAL MATERIAI-Deu-
tcronOmy f:32: Psalms 7S:t-ff: 1O6:
5-12: Hebrews 1f:29.
The tenth stroke from the strong
hand Of the Almighty made Pharaoh
willing TO let Israel go. The tenth
turn OF the screw OF omnipotence
brought him 20 time. The Israeites
go out on their way 20 the promised
laad with a high hand. Through
the land Of the Philistines the jour
ney would have been comparatively
short. but God commanded them To
turn from that way lest going
through the land OF the Philistines
they see war and desire TO turn back
TO Egypt The Lord has respect for
their needs. He knoweth our
frame. He remembreth that we are
dust" Psalms 1O3:14. He suits
our trials 20 our ability TO meet
them.
The Lord went before them i'm a
pillar OF cloud by day and "a pillar
Of FIRE by night He not only thus
Indicated unto them the right path.
hut walked with them i'm it. God
does not deliver and then leave us
alone. but becomes our companion.
At the Lords direction they turned
from their first course and were
made to face a seeming difficulty
The Red sea was before them, and
mountains on either side. The
stricken Egyptians had recovered
from their sorrow and now saw the
1sraeiites in a situation from which
they could not eXtricate themselves.
They interpreted this to mean that
Moses was unable 20 lead them out
Of their difficulty; therefore they
went in pursuit hoping vet 10 pre-
vent them from going out Of the
country.
4. The Miraculous Escape OF the
Israclitcs 14:l3-22.)
The were in a straitened condi-
ton but had no reason TO fear, for
the Lord led them there. II is safe
10 be where the Lord leads. though
every avenue is closed against us
There seems 10 be a two-fold object
in leading them into this peculiar
place; 20 strengthen the faith of the
people and to lay "a snare for the
overthrow Of the Egyptians. The
people. as usual, displayed their un-
belief and even censured Moses for
leading them out of Egypt Moses
replied to their murmurs by saying.
Fear w not, stand stir and see tho
salvation of the Lord" standing
still in such a trial is faith taking
hold on Gods promises. This is
hard for the natural man TO do. Be
fore the salvation of the Lord can
ever be seen or experienced We must
come thus 10 Him. While reposing
our confidence in the Lord, there
comes "a time when we must make
our faith active. God said, Where
fore criest thou unto me? Speak
unto the children OF Israel that they
go forward" Having had His def
mite promise. TO have prayed longer
would have been unbelief. The thing
to be done then was to step out up
on His eternal promise. The lift
ing up 10 the rod simply served AS
something tangible upon which their
faith could act They were 10 go
forward step AT time. without
raising any question as 10 the out
come: for from the same source
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-26
EVANGELICAL.
Zion--Corner Wayne and SC. Peter sts
Rev. Waldemar Goneney. psstos.

Zion--Corner Wayne and SC. Peter SITS.
Rev. Waldemar GofeDey. psstcs
Sunday school at 9:15 a. m; Charles
Weber. superintendent. No morning
service, as the pastor VIII preach at St
Peters Evangelical church on w. Lasalle
av. Christian Endeavor at : 90 p. m.
led by Carl Wenderlock. Topic
Books"
st. Peters German-z15 W. Lasalle av.
Rev. Hugo Weichelt pastor. Sunday
school at 2 90 a. m; Carl Reinke. super
fntcndent.
Regular services at 1915 a. m. Rev.
W. Goffeney will preach Evangelical
league will meet at the ZioI S Evangelical
church. s. st. Peter and Z. Wayne SITS.
az 80 p. m. Joint meeting OF Senior
and Junior leagues meet Monday NJ :0O
p. m. Sewing circle meets Thursday aft
ernOOn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-26
THE HEAVENS IN FEBRUARY
BY DIR. G. s. Srainin OF the Columbia
University Observatory Staff.


The February evening sky is
fortunate in possessing both Jupiter
and Saturn, the largest planets OF
the solar system. Jupiter will be
found almost overhead, making a
fine triangle with the heavenly
twins, Castor and Pollux Further
to the east is Saturn. quite close TO
the royal star Regulus OF the con-
steilation OF Leo. Mars and Venus
also may be observed this month;
they are close together in the west
ern sky, and must be looked for
just after sunset. as they both dis
appear below the horizon well be
fore the time OF our map. It is not
a very common occurrence that on
single fine evening all these plan
cts should be observa BILE, and il is
an opportunity we'll worth taking ad-
vantage of. Another thing which
favOrs the amateur astronomer this
month is that all the planets are in
positions which make them very
easy TO recognize.
The Satellites of saturn.
We had occasion last month 20
discuss the famous rings of the
planet Saturn and some OF the in
teresting historical facts in connec-
ton with them. Very few. people
know that Saturn possesses also a
numerous family OF satellites. no
less than mine. One OF these is
even visible in a small telescope,
though perhaps not as easily OBJ
servable as the four large moons
Of the planet Jupiter Calico did
not discover this satellite: it was
first observed and recognized in
1865 by Huyghens. the same who
discovered the true nature Of the
mysterious appendages of Saturn
reported by Calico. OF the re-
mainder, four were discovered by
Casino. two by William Herschel.
one by Bond and Lassell and the
latest by W. H. Pickering as late as
1899. The largest moon, Titan, has
a diameter Of about 5000 miles and
is therefore larger than our own
satellite. The distance OF Saturn is.
however so great that the sizes OF
che satellites cannot be accurately
measured, but must be judged from
their brightness only The outer
one. which seems to be the smallest,
is probably only about zoo miles
in diameter. -
This tiny member OF Saturn's
family is really the most interest
ing of them all, because it has what
is called retrograde motion. In
contradistinction to the general mo-
ton of bodies I'm the solar system,
il moves in its orbit from east TO
west. instead of from west to east.
All the planets rotate on their axes
and resolve in their orbits in a west
to-east direction, in the direction.
one might say. opposite TO that
taken by the hands OF a clock.
Practically all the satellites of the
planets do the same. the exception
being. besides this one of Saturn's
the two outer ones belonging TO
Jupiter. the four which comprise
Uranus family and the solitary
moon Of Neptune.
Some Data About Saturn.
The average diameter OF Saturn
is about $4,000 miles. and the diff
ference between the polar and the
equatorial diameters is so great
that il can be noticed even IN
medium sized telescope (six inch).
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-26
INSTRUMENTS or STRENGTH.

He is able TO bear the crosses OF
others because He bears His own.
He can be of use 10 men because He
can do without men. He is ethical
" effective because he is spiritually
free. He is able TO save because He
is strong TO suffer. His sympathy
and His solitude are both alike the
instruments of His strength.-Fran-
els G.. Peabody
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-26

ministry in the Moody church of
Chicago, and married a gifted young
womanfi also a Moody Bible insti-
tute student. Mrs. Stefan shares
her husbands work, ministering to
women prisoners.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-26

Sabbath school . 80 a. m. Record at
tendance day. Every member out: 10 40
sermon by pastor, subject, "A Mighty
Means Of Usefulness; q 10 y. m. Christ
ian EndeavOr meeting. &. L. room over
crowded last week Meeting will be held
in basement: 80 p. m, address, Habit
aud Life: Wednesday 80 p, m. mid
week meeting.
Hope-Leer and Dayton sts. RsF.
george W. Allison. B. D., minister. Bible
ichoOl at 3 80 a. m; crank Retiring,
ucrintendent.
Sermon and communion at 1880 a. m.
We cordially invite anyone without a
church home here to take communion
With US J=nior Christian Endeavor at
3 80 p. m Christian EndeavOr at G 80
p. IN. Sermon at Z 80 p. m.
Granger-Rev. Harris, pastor. Sunday
school at Q :4J a. m. Divine worship at
Welcome.
BAPTIST.
First-Corner Main and Wayne SITS
Rev. c s. Davis. n. ID. pastor Res
idence Pill w. Wayne ST. Bible school
"a 3 80 a. M; {. ;. Stephens. superln
tendent.
subject: "Christ's Message To the Or
thOdoN Church" Is. y. I. e. az $50
p m; Mrs Ray Fleming win lead. At
so p. m. a Guide Book for 1919 q"
Wednesday: 6:15 p. M. the pastor S
study class; :45. the prayer meeting.
Quincy street Preaching service 10 80
q. IN. B. Y. +. L. G 10 p. n Preaching
service IT : 80 p. m, Bibie school ~
q 30 a. M J. W. Kendall. superintend-
ent.
This will be O get together service.
Special musical program. Address by
Attorney A. +. Martin. Every member Of
the church aud congregation are urged
To be present
This viii be a Fanny Crosby service
I'm charge II the Young Ladies' Bible
Glass. Wednesday evening prayer ser
vice.
hungarian - Corner Washington Av
cherry st Rev b. Bertok- pastor.
First swedish 90 Corner Laurel and
Napier SITS. Services at 1880 n. m. aud
50 p IN
Mt. Zion-Rev. u r SMART pastor.
sunday school at 9 80 a. ~ Glasses fer
ali ages. II a. II.
CHRISTIAN.
FfrEt-S Main st. south Of public
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-26
PRESBYTERIAN.

Westminster-Scott and Lindsey SITS.
Rev. Alfred NJ Eells. d. u. pastor; res
idence. 63S y Scott ST sunday school
at . go a. N l.. &. Whitcomb superin-
tendent Public worship az 1915 a. m.
and 30 p. IN. The session meets be-
fore the morning service Senior I'm
deavor society meets az o 80 p. m.
First-Corner Washington av and La
fayette blvd. Rev. Charles A Lippin-
colt. u. -. pastor. Miss Charlotte u
Partridge assistant 90 the minister
Public worship at 1919 a. m. Address
by the minister. Bible school az 30 l.
m John ]. Shafcr. superintendent
Popular musical program 40 Z 90 D. m.
Every body invited. Seats free. No col
iecti0u Nlidweek meeting Wednesday at
% % p. m.
Trinity : Burns pastor on
leave. A. II. Saunders, pastor on duty.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-26
SCIENTIST.

FIRST church Of Christ Scientist
Main and Madison sts. SUNDAY services
az 100 "a. ~ Testimonial netting every
" ednesday az 90 D.. IN Sunuay srno.l
for children and young people 40 81 The
&c Of - from 9:45 o. 19- 20 o. m. clH-
day school entrance os Aladis 49,
Reading rooms maintained Do TO
church on the segenth Door ~ the j ID
- budding are oTeu daily except >uil-
day from J. % .. and on saturday eFc1-
u- from . % n
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-26
ASSOCIATED BIBLE
STUDENTS.

Woman's Club hall. room pa J. 81. 8
building
Saturday at : .cO p. m. and sunday 20
p 100 "a. m, lecture Dy e.. H. >wlugIe ~
Chicago. ~ lO:1s a. M. regular BrreaI
lesson At 20 p. m-. prais. aud te-f.-
uony meeting. AT $50 anu 80 D. Il.
lecture hy j.. i. MorchOuse NJ tlIclrr
Wednesday 90 s 20 %. m.. prayt- meef.u-.
Friday az 900 %. m.. Tauerus-.a ~ha.-
ONg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-26
OUR HELPER.

lie that Wrestles with MS strength
ems our nerves and sharpens or
skill our antagonist is our helper
-Bure
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-26
LUTHERAN.

TOly Trinity English Shsrmsn av.
ano lindsey st. Rev. Albert b KeeK
pastor. Sunday school at e:15 a. m !.
Chrales Hass, superintendent
Chief service with sermon by the pas
tor at 80 a. nj. Luther league devo-
tional service NJ 6:55 p. m. Nespers with
sermon at $50 p. m. Wednesday at :45
o. m, prayer service Topic: The
Church and the Laboring Man" Thurs
day at Z 80 D. m, catechetical insctruc-
ton. Friday at 500 p. m, choir re-
hearsal.
81. Paurs Cermaa--Jenefson and VII.
liam SITS. Rev. II. Hole, rastOr.
German and English sunday school at
$50: a. m. German service at 10 30 a.
m English service at Z 80 p. m. Con-
gregational meeting following the morn
ing service Walther league Bible hour
on Tuesday al 500 p. N.
Gloris Del rwedIsh--Chapin and Kerr
sta. Rev Got~rsd Olson. pastor.
Sunday school az 900 @. n. and Bible
class at 10 n. Morning service at
10 20.
Rev. J. z. Rydback. field secretary Of
the Augustana synod. Will sreach the ser
mon in the morning. a memorial service
account OF the death Of Pvt. Isidor
jacobson whe fell in battle in France
Special music The entire service VIII
be held in the English language. The
Building society viii meet Tuesday
evening Committee: Mrs. W0ndell,
Mrs. August Ohlund, Mrs. J. r. Peter
son. The Ladies' Aid meets Thursday
afternoon Committee: Mrs. Frank
Peterson. Mrs. J. +. Peterson and Mrs.
Gust Prytz. The DOrcas society meets
Friday evening The confirmation class
meets Saturday at ] 90 p n
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-26

Church 81 God or SaiRts-Cha3el "a
Harrison nv. one block north Of Lluc0lu
sunday school 40 y:sJ a. H., A. 1L
ElrkIey. superintendent
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-26
-VATION ARMY.

20S = Jefferson blvd Sunday serv-
ices Morning, county jail, 1910 sum
day school. 90 -. open AIR service 500
Indoor service 5 80 Prayer meeting
80. Capt Nehemiah Bx0oks officer be-
charge.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-26
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