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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-09
THE CITIES OF REFUGE.
TEXTIoshua 20.

LESSON TEXT-Joshua 20.
GOLDEN TEXT-BIessed are the
merciful: for they shall obtain
mercy.-Matthew 81.
ADDITIONAL MATER AI-
Numbers %; Deuteronomy 10.
PRIMARY TOPIC-Protecting
the unfortunate.
INTERMEDIATES ToPIC-Treat-
ment OF unintentiOnaI offenders.
SENIOR AND ADULT TOPIC
Our responsibility toward offenders.
4. The Need of the Cities of Ref
ugc (2O:1-3.)
Justice everywhere cried "An eye
for at eye" "A tooth for a tooth, 4"
blood for blood" and the avenger
or blood was charged with the duty
OF satisfying this cry. While justice
should not be allowed 10 miscarry
81 r. most important that there be
mercy shown. Sometimes just men
forget 10 be merciful. In order
that the innocent be protected and
mercy shown 70 the unfortunate and
yet justice be done the cities OF
refuge were authorized. II was not
scheme by which the criminal was
screened from justice, but a provi-
sion whereby the innocent was
protected.
III. Regulations Touching the
Cities OF Refuge (2O:4-6.)
/. The right of entrance not 10 be
denied ". ~. It was obligatory
upon the rulers OF the city 70 admit
upon demand the one who fed hith-
er. pending a trial which would dis
close the fact as TO whether the
crime had been intentional or not
2. The security OF the one who
entered the city ". 50. The rulers
OF the city did not dare 20 deliver
the man slayer TO the avenger of
blood for punishment until a fair
trial had been given: neither could
the avenger cross over the thres-
hold OF the city to touch a hair Of
the one who had taken refuge in II.
3 The right OF fair trial ". g..
This provision OF mercy made II so
that the refugee could be safe while
careful investigation was made as
TO whether he had killed ''unwitting-
W or by wicked purpose. II it
should be proved that the man was
guilty Of murder he was delivered
over by the authorities TO the aven-
ger Of blood that justice might be
done.
e. The innocent slayer must re-
main in the city ". 50. Even
though the trial should exonerate
him from intentional killing. yet ne
must remain in the city in order 70
be saved. So grave is the act OF
taking a human life that even the
innocent man was obliged 10 be sep
arated from his HON eand friends
at least until the death Of the high
priest. This deprivation enforced
the obligation 10 shield life.
III. The Appointment OF the Cities
OF Refuge (2O:7-9.)
I. On the west side or Jordan "
-. Cd Kedesh in NaphtaH on the
north: (2) Shechem in Mt. Ephraim
I'm the center; CD Hebron in the
south.
2. On the east side Of Jordan ".
81. CD Golan I'm Bashan on the
north; 90 Ramoth- Gilead in Cad
IN the center; ca Beer I'm Reuben
in the south. In this distribution
there was a place of safety accessi-
bic 20 all. These cities were mark
ed, led 10 them so that the refugees
might reach place OF safety be
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-09

tory, the bill was vetoed by Gov.
Brodie, an appointee of Roosevelt.
Pres't Taft was quite frankly OPP
posed, and il was not until the cleo
ton OF Pres't Wilson and the con-
vening OF the sixty-third congress
in 1913 that the suffrage amend
ment showed signs of life. March
10, 1914, IL was brought to a vote
in the senate, receiving 80 yeas to
"a nays. January II, 1915, far the
first time in history, ii was voted
upon in the house-yeas ia, nays
2O4. In the face of this decisive
vote no action was taken in the six
ty-fourth congress, save a favor
able report in the senate. In the
sixty fifth congress the amendment
was passed by the house, January
10, 1918, by just one vote, and de-
feated in the senate. Feb 10,
1919. for the lack of just one vote
When the republican poll was
made of the senate Immediately aft
er the resolution passed the house
1t showed 81 votes for it and II OPP
posed. The final vote showed that
they had lost one casting 33 votes
for ii and II against. The demo-
cratic poll showed only % avow-
eddy for it; the final vote showed
30 voting for it-evidence that some
good missionary work had been
done in the meantime.
Moreover, the suffragists gained
the most notable convert in the
world. when Prest Wilson made
their cause his own. The women of
the United States will be enfran-
chised before the close of the Will
son administration.
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Eight and Half Million in the United States
Cannot Read American Language and Five
Million are Unable to Read Any Language

leads in non English speaking. Seven
teen and one-fOurth percent Of the
people Of the east south central states
are illiterate. but 15.s percent of
the people in Passaic, y. J., can not
read, speak or write English. Six
teen percent OF the people OF the
south Atlantic States are illiterate
and so are 1872 percent Of the peO-
pie OF Lawrence and Fail River,
Mass.
These civic and economic sec
onds" are beyond all help from
printed warnings or advance in the
English language. Their ignorance
and inaccessib ility TO essential pub
lie information are constant drags
upon progress.
The secretary of the interior has
graphically painted the situation by
the nationally accusatory questions
he has asked in his recent letter to
he president:
What should be said OF
world-leading democracy where
| in 10 percent of the adult popu-
lation can not read the laws
which they are presumed to
now?
What should be said OF a de-
mocracy which sends an army 10
preach democracy wherein there
was drafted out OF the first p
| 100000 men a total of 200, 900
men who could not read their or
ders or understand them when
delivered, or read the letters
sent them from home?
What should be said of a de-
/ mocracy which calls upon its
I citizens TO consider the wisdom of
/ forming a league of nations, of
! passing judgment upon a code
| which will insure the freedom of
the seas. or OF sacrificing the
daily stint OF wheat or meat for
the benefit of the ROumanians or
/ the Jugo-Slavs when IS percent
/ of the coming citizens of that de-
mocracy do not go to school?
What should be said Of a de-
mocracy which permits tens of
I lllOuCdllAo VI ITO a. Viii
dren to be taught American his
tory in a foreign language-the
Declaration of independence and
! Lincoln's Gettysburg speech in
German and other tongles?
What should be said of a de-
mocracy which permits men and
women to work in masses where
they seldom or never hear a word
of English spoken 20
In AmericanizatiOn Bill.
Sen. Hoke Smith recently intro
duced in the senate and Hon. vii
liam b. Bankhead in the house, tn,
Smith Bankhead Americanizatior
bill: senate bill 5464, house bill
1902. It was not passed but the
next congress will have it to tussl'
with and the public should be pre-
pared to give it support.
This bill directs the secretary o
the interior through the bureau o
education to cooperate with the sew
eral states in the education of tn,
aforementioned peoples and in tn
preparation OF teachers for tn
work
The appropriations begin at ono
and end in 1926.
A state, to secure the money. act
through it's chief school officer an,
shall not participate until it has re
quired the instruction of illiterat
and non-Engli speaking minor
more than 16 years of age, in tn,
American language, for at least 20
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International Sunday School Lesson
7 NJ G ReUieD BY P B. FhztOater D., Teacher
OF INeAl Ounudy Bible Moody Institute Chicago.
tCopnhtrsD
Copyright 1912

fore being overtaken (Deut. 80
This beautifully illustrates the
refuge which the sinner has in
accident or wicked purpose men did
kill. in order 10 be saved from the
lvcnger these cities of necessity
were appointed. All have sinne6
and are exposed TO the wrath Of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-09

shall Ball, superintendent.
LEVEL Heights Miner and Francis
cts Rev. Guy At. Black. pastor. SUNDAY
scooo, at 9:f5 ~; AZ. {. DelOng,
-. ,nueut.
Tririty-Blaine and vassar avs. sun
day school It 9 80 a. m; Rudolph Kline,
superintendent.
preaching services at 1915 a. m. and
: 80 D. m. conducted by Fred Wiedman.
Intermediate league nc 300 p. IN Ep-
worth league nj 6.lJ T. IN. subject "Our
! Relation 90 God. Serving led by TIE
cumseh Niig0rc. Junior league Nednes-
day afternoon II 80 Midweck prayer
service nc 1920 Wednesday evening.
Epworth Memorial. cor. Lincoln way
W. and Olive ST. Rev. G. W Switzer.
pastor: sunday school at $3.50; Glenn
'iuuey. superintendent.
Stuu Memorial Church. Cor s Michi-
gan and Victoria Sts. Charles IT. Lee
son. ID. e. l., pastor. sunday school at
10 q. m. John Edwards superintendent
German blvd. and Wayne
81. Rev. II. :. Miller pastor sunday
school at Q go a.. IT,: JOnn Koch. super
ntendeEt Preaching at 1US0 2. IN. and
$50 % m. EpNorth league nc Z 20 p.
l Prayer meeting Wednesday ut rs
m
wesIeyan-722 F. Broadway Rev @.
Paw O. pastor. sunday school at 80
a. m. j. II. Keller, superintendent.
FREE METHODIST.
Free Methodist Pennsylvania nv. and
Rush ST Rev. W f. Webster. pastor
sunday school at 3 80 a m; Paul
/ Neidtzel. superintendent Preaching az
I 10 so a m. and 30 . N.
AFRICAN NJ. E.
Onvet a. N. E.-3lO W. Monroe st
7 Rev A T. Reading. pastor. Class meet
ng az 1900 a. m sunday school al
/ IL 80 p. IN: Rev. Ell z. Stewart super
T tendent.
+ TaylOr's A. VI. r. zlou--Corner Eddy
and Campuu SITS. Rev l. a. Powell
I
/ Morning service NJ 1O:45. Preaching
I subject: stick 10 the Bible" sunday
T school nc IL 80 =. m; W. G. Franklin
I superintendent Christian Endeavor al
I g 80 p. m: J.. G.. Franklin Miller. pres
7 ident. Preaching sc ~ y. IA. Subject
/ "A New Home The pastor has returned
( from his trip to Detroit and will M
. the pulpit AT both services. The public
4 is invited
PRESBYTERIAN.
WestminSter-Scot and Lindsey SITS
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God, therefore if any be saved q
place OF safety must be provided In
Christ. 90 This provision was by
divine appointment "Of him are
We in Christ Jesus" q Cor. 1890
80 The cities were accessible to all.
They were so distributed that wher-
ever he unfortunate circumstance
should occur the slayer could flee tc
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-09
[. NJ. HAMMERSCHMIDT
TO SPEAK SUNDAY AT
BRETHREN CHURCH

At 7:30 Sunday evening az con-
ference Memorial United Brethren
church. NJ. Hammerschmidt viii
give an address on THE Opportunity
Of the Sunday School" The music
will be in charge Of the young peO-
pie of the Sunday school. Miss Dor
othy Arnold, a teacher in the junior
grades. will give "a practical demon
stration OF teaching a Sunday school
class
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EVANGELICAL
ASSOCIATION.

Broadway-313 f. Broadway. Rev. z.
Garfield Johnson pastor; residence. 14la
:. Carroll st sunday school at y 80 q.
IN. Samue1 G Lehman. superintendent.
Morning worship at 10:4j. Sermon
subject. The New CovenI Mt" Young
Peoples alliance at 6:45 p. m; Miss
Bessie NJ Rhinehart. president. A
'leaderless' meeting. Topic: Lost by
Looking" vt Z so p. IN: Efficient
Christianity" Monday evening. build
ing committee meeting. Wednesday
evening, prayer meeting.
Grace ChUrch-Ccr Lincoln way W
ud Walnut SITS. Rev. o. .. L0zier. miu-
~ters sunday school at 80 @.
e~ rrri INGREDIENT
Morning worship az 10 80. The Young
Peoples alliance viii meet NJ q 40 p n.
This viii be city Rescue mission night
and representatives Of the City Rescue
mission will speak NJ this meeting. At
80 the evening preaching service VIII
begin with a lively song service The
evancelistic services which are now in
progress will continue throughout the
week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-09
MEETING FOR MEN AT
INDIANA AV. CHURCH

Rev. George w. Titus OF AIisha-
waka will be the speaker at n
brotherhood meeting TO be held
this afternoon at $50 O'Clock I'm
the Indiana Avenue Christian
church. The meeting is open TO
men only
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OBEYING.

Is there any one great principle.
any universal law. which reaches
over the whole course OF a man s
which holds good alike in all its
parts. and under all conditions
Yes, indeed Not 10 do mine own
will, but the will Of him that sent
me. -. Paget
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-09

hours per year.
Federal money shall be used only
for salaries or training teachers
and no federal money shall be used
for buildings or equipment or for
support Of religious or private
schools.
Each state receives money in pro-
portion TO the number OF her Hitter
ates and persons unable TO speak
English as compared to the total
number Of such persons in the
United States.
The other provisions Of the act
concern details OF administration.
These $500, 600 when taught to
read will be an immense new mar
ket for every form of merchandise.
They will mean $500. goo new read
/ ers of newspapers. periodicals, farm
I journals, books in general and ad-
refreshments of manufactured prod
ucts At present they can't make
use OF any product OF the printers
labor They can't read even a NOV
| ing picture title or a Victory loan
| poster.
l " III sup
The elimination Of illiteracy
means the elimination OF faisifed
merchandise, ard the reduction Of
cheating by manufacturers and re-
/ tailers who rely upon illiterate
groups for their main support.
/ Sec'y Lane has said:
TT takes a brave and a very
ambitious man to lift himself
out of such an environment.
| Easily he becomes a victim 10 the
shrewd. predatory padrone or
boss. He falls into debt and be-
comes mortgaged to ignorance
and squalor for years. His ideal
Of America has suffered a change.
And is this freedom he says TO
! himself. as with tired back ne
bends TO his work. without hope
that the burden will be lighter
tomorrow. He can not read the
signs which warn him Of danger.
He can not read Of the oppOr-
tunities which city and country
offer. In his own land perhaps
he had no chance to learn in his
l
is too tired, too hesitant TO learn
this strange, difficult tongue. Is
IL any wonder if TO this dissatis-
fed stranger the voice of one who
speaks to him in the language of
home has authority and carries
far And if this voice breaches
discomfort and violent discomfort,
as the one sure patch to better
days, is il strange that he should
listen? Who are the men who
master this Jew world Plainly
the ones he knows, from whom he
has suffered. DO these same men
control everything; are there no
sweet places OF refugee He can
find no one to make him see the
greater America. The whole OF
this continent is to him the
cramped apartment. the dirty
street. and the sweatshop or the
factory. To the sweep OF the
great land and it's many beckon-
ings his eyes are closed. And in
his isolation and ignorance and
disappointment there is fruitful
nesting place for all the hurtful
I microbes that attack society"
From every humanitarian and
business viewpoint, it is Of the ut
sages. educational or commercial.
that these eight and n half millions
be taught at least sufficiently 10 read
a poster or a newspaper.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-09

First-Cor. Lafayette and Monroe SITS.
W. H. Freshley, pastor. Sunday school
at 9:30. DR.. w. II. Snyder, superin-
tendent.
Lesson: Possessing the Promised
Land" Morning worship at 1880. Ser
mon by the pastor. The every member
canvass Of the church will be made Sun
day afternoon by the men 10 raise the an
nual budget OF the church. There will be
no evening service, but the men will
meet at the church 10 report the results
OF the afternoons work. Y. L. A. bus
mess and social meeting Tuesday night.
Prayer meeting Wednesday mt Z AS p.
IN. George J. Long, leader.
Auten Chapel J. Nitsche. pastor.
Residence 1904 Lincoln way W. Mish-
awake. Bible school at 1000 a. N.
Jesse Barnes. superintendent.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-09

While dressing hen which ~
had killed, Sidney II. Toothaker. OF
Brunswick, Ne. recovered the three
links Of his odd Fellow pin, which
he had lost
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CATHOLIC

50. Hedwige's PoIlsh-Cerner Scott
and Napier SITS Rev. Anthony ZubOwicz
e.. s. G.. pastor. Low mass at 30. eJ0
and 10 90 a. N. Sunday school at 2.30
o m BenedlCtion at 2 30 D. m
ST. stanIsIRus' PoIIsh-4I5 y Lincoln
st Rev. Roman Marciniak. pastor Mass
AZ 90. Q 90 and 10 90 q M
81. Casiuir's POlish-s21 s. WeDsteT
ST Rev Stanislaus GOrka. pastor. Low
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-09
THE ONLY RICHES.

The only riches enc possesses is
what one gives.-Martialis
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-09

Rev. Alfred NJ. Eells. d. n. pastor; res.
idence. 63S n. Scott Ct. Sunday school
az $50 a. M L. {. WhitcOmb, superin-
,eDdent Public worship at 1O:45 a. m
and Z 80 p. m. The session meets be-
fore the morning service. Senior En-
deavor society meets at $50 p. m,
First-Coruer Washington nv. and La
,ayette blvd. Rev. Charles A. Lippin-
cott. ID. D.. pastor. Miss Charlotte NJ
/ cartridge. assistant to the minister.
Public worship at 10:45 a. IN. Address
by the minister. Bible school nj so n.
m John l. Shafcr. superintendent.
Mems Fellowship club at $3.50 a. m.
Pleasant Sunday afternoon az & O'Clock.
Musical program. AIdweek meeting on
Wednesday az 30 p. m. Red Cross
sewing Thursday at 80 p. IN.
yrlnity-fohn &. Burns pastor on
leave. A. II. Saunders. pastor on duty
Sabbath school at 80 n. m. st 10 ~
a. m, sermon by the pastor: spiritual
Transformation" Christian Endeavor
meeting az $3.50 p. m. At 7:3J p. m..
welcome. Midweek meeting Wednesday
nc 80 p. m.
Hope-Leer and Dayton SITS. Edwin g.
Meister minister. Bible school at 3 80
a m; Frank Retiring superintendent
Granger Rev. Harris pastor. sunday
school at 9:fj a. M. Divine worship IT
10 40 a. m. every Sunday. Everybody
elcome.
BAPTIST.
First-Corner Main and Wayne SITS.
Rev. { :. Davis. ID. d.. pastor. Res
dence 211 w. Wayne st. Bible school
no 80 a. M; e. ). stephens. superin-
I tendeut
Morning worship at 1915. Sermon
/ theme: "The Indifferent Church" The
I young peoples meeting at $50 p. IN,
I led by Miss Frances HOdSOn. Evening
/ service at :: 90. Sermon theme: The
Value Of a Man" Wednesday nj 6:1J p.
I m. study class; 7.4J, the prayer meet
I ing.
I Quincy Street-Rev J. Roney. acting
pastor. sunday school NJ Q 80 q. IL
= J. W. Kendall superintendent
Morning worship az 10: 80. sermon sub
/ ject. Little Becomes Much" Evening
I service at 80 sermon theme; Did il
I Pay" Young peoples meeting az IA
\ p NJ. Weeeiy prayer meeting Wednes-
I day az 40 o. IN.
/ Hungarian oruer Washington ay
berry 81 Rev b Bertok pastor
1 first Swedish - Corner Laurel and
\ Napier SITS. services at 1890 a. N and
1 1u p
i Mt. ZIon-Rev. 7. r. Smartt. pastor
/ sunday school at 80 a. n Glasses for
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-09
VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA

Gospel mission. $50 : 1dncnigan st.
All Christian societies invited 10 > bis
pen air meeting every Wednesday 2ri-
lay. Saturday and sunday nights. corner
ayne and Michigan streets Old fash
lOned gospel mseting az Volunteer mia
sion hall Sunday night Every body In
red All weft-oul<
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JEWISH.

Temple Befh-El-COrncr Lasalle ~.
and Taylor ST.
Rabbi Albert Minda Will oniciate. SUBJ
Jet OF 1919 a. M. sermon: Jew and
Non jew sunday school az 80 a. m.
Everybody welcome
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-09

First Church of Christ Sclentist-
Main ana Madison SITS. Sunday services
az IL 90 a. ~. Testimonial meeting every
ednesday az 5 90 o. M. sunday school
for children and young people Up % the
&c o. %. from 3 40 10 20 30 o. m. sun
day school entrance or Madison 81
Reading rooms maintained by the
church on the seventh floor q the j. a.
\ building. are open daily except SUE
day from y % >. aud on Saturday even
ing from TO s
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-09
LUTHERAN.

~oly Trinity Engnsh--SEarman aT
uno lindsey st. Rev. Albert II KecS
pastor sunday school at 9:15 a. IN
Charles Hass superintendent.
Morning worship at 10 80. Sermon
theme: "Our Lords ufferngs-Satan's
Part" Luther league devotional serv-
ice at 6 10 p. m. At 80 p. m: Some
other Time" Luther league business
and social meeting Tuesday evening at
the home Of Miss Olive Nelson. SO
Lawndale av. Wednesday at 40 y. m.
Lenten services: The Cross-the Love
IL Proclaims" Thursday al 90 p. m.
catechetical instruction. Thursday at
90 b. m. musical program at the
church by the Young Ladies' Bible class.
Friday at : 90 p. m, choir rehearsal
~. Fauf- Gernia Jefferson aha Wa
liam SIS Rev II Hole. pastor.
German service ut 10 80 a. m. Sermon
subject: The True Observance Of
Lent" English service fLenten servicel
30 p. IN. Sermon subject: Christ.
Our Redemption" sunday school. both
Berman and English, at Q 80 a. M.
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SPIRITUALIST.

The Prog essiVe Spiritual society viii
hold services al Z 80 p N. every SUNDAY
az 800 :. Michigan ST. Bedmens hall
Speaker: Rev DR.. sutton Of Muncie.
vice preside Mt Of the Indiana State
Spirituallstic association, followed by
messages.
MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION
Meets every Monday at 90 a. m. a.
the Y NJ e. A Resident aud visiting
ministers always Welcome Presiden.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-09
SWEET WINE OF HUMAN LIFE.

Mirth is the sweet wine Of human
life. II should be offered sparkling
with zestful life unto God-Henry
Ward Beecher.
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)COOlA ! En 81
STUDENTS.

Woman's Club hail. room pa. j. a. 3.
Guiding
At 1000 a. m, regular New Creation
study. At 30 ,. IA, study. beginning
Rev. GIL At s 30 .. "a. lecture The
Baptism. Witness and Seal Of the Spirit
81 AtOnement," by Walter Wiseman.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday az s 90
p. m. Friday az 5 90 =. m. Tabernacle
Shadows
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EVANGELICAL.

Zion Corner Wayne and st. Peter SITS
Rev. Waldemar GOheney. pastoE.
Sunday school at 9:15 a. m. Morning
worship at 10 80 Subject: Desires"
In connection. holy communion will be
observed. sunday evening at 7:30, Ger
man Lenten services. Subject: Garry
ing Ones Cross" ON Monday evening at
) o'clock. teachers training class meets.
st. Peters German--f15 ". Lasaile nv.
Rev. Hugo Weichelt. pastor. Sunday
school at 3 90 a. m; Carl Reinke. super
ufeutenf
Regular services at 10 10 a. m. Lenten
devotion at : 80 p. m. Senior league
meets Monday at 500 p. m. Sewing
circle meets Thursday afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-09
CHURCH OF GOD OF /
ABRAHAMIC FAITH

Church OF God Services (Abrahamie
FAITH hold services in Melville hall, 212
s. Lafayette blvd. Sunday school at 1u
a. m, +. 4. Stilson superintendent Bible
study IL 90 a. m; r. o. Cuffel. leader
Berean class Friday evening nc the home
Of Z. c. Railsback, All f. South ST
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-09
SALVATION ARMY.
SCIENTIST.

acc T. Jefferson blvd sunday serv-
ices Morning. county JAIL 1000; sun
Sunday school az ? 80 .. H.
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MISSIONS.

Mennonite Hope 521 z Jefersos
blvd. Sunday school az 2 80 .. m
reachlng at 8 30 p. n.
Preaching 800 and 30 o. N. SerT
Ices every night except Wednesday
Mary Nunemaker in charge
CIty-115 f. Jefferson blvd Ray a
Bird, superintendent. sunday school at
3 90 p. m. Bible class at 90 . IA
GospeI-43I z Lasalie av Services
Wednesday. saturday and sunday even
ings at 30 Sunday school at 10 90 q
a. each SUNDAY.
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EPISCOPAL.

St James'-Lsfayette blvd. north q
% Tf I So1 Bev Fvc-a., nan 1s.si
vicar. Holy communion. 80 "a. m
Church school az 9:45 a. m Mathis
and sermon by Fl. Carr NJ m 90 4 Inn
Nespers at 800 p. m Young peoples
service az 6:3O p n. Litany and address
by Bishop White on Thursday az 10
2. m
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CHURCH OF GOD.

VI. c. Hunt; vice president. G. ". Titus
secretary treasurer. C. Il Young