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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-16

these questions and at times 20 the
resort to lawless outbreaks.
We emphasize the necessity Of
the use Of the English language
throughout the country as the Ian
guaSe OF commerce. social inter-
course and religious worship, and
we believe that every effort should
be made 10 stimulate the study and
use OF English by the foreign born
who make their homes among us.
This we regard as an essential
feature OF any policy Of American
ization. The education given in all
schools IN the United States should
be IN the English language. At the
same time, we recognize shat allow
ances must be made for those who
have not yet acquired our language
and for some who, by reason OF age
and conditions OF community segre
cation can never be expected to
command a knowledge of English.
We deprecate measures which aim
absolutely TO prohibit the use Of
any foreign tongue. especially for
the religious or political direction
of non English speaking adults.
realizing that this would deprive
many persons of the benefit OF social
intercourse. prevent them from
gaining an adequate knowledge Of
our institutions and ideals. and deny
them the comfort and help of the
public worship of God.
1--WE call upon all citizens and
especially upon the clergy and
members OF the churches 20 use
their influence TO promote the true
Americanizing Of the whole popu-
lation. TO counterfeit anything that
tends TO arouse prejudice and the
spirit of mob violence and TO en-
courage and support those measures
that have for their object the devel-
opment of a better relationship both
between men and nations and be-
tween all elements in our own ma
ton"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-16
PRESBYTE RIAN.

Northumberland and Lindsey sta
Rev. Alfred NJ. Eells. ID. D. pastor; res
idence. 6SS y. Scott st. sunday school
at 80 a. m. L. C. Whitcomb. superin-
and 100 p. IN. The session meets be-
fore the morning service Senior En-
deavor society meets at $50 p. M.
FIrst-Corner Washington av. and La
fayette blvd. Rev. Charles A. Lippin-
colt. ID. D.. pastor. Miss Charlotte NJ.
Partridge. assistant TO the minister.
Trinity-John :. Burns. pastor on
leave. A. II. Saunders, pastor on duty.
Hope-Leer and Dayton SITS Rev
Seorge W. Allison. B. D., minister. Bible
school at $50 q. M; crank Retiring
superintendent-
Sermon and communion at 1890 n. m.
We cordially invite anyone without a
church home here to take communion
with us. J2niOr Christian Endeavor at
30 p. IN Christian Endeavor at 6: 80
p. m. Sermon at 7:30 p. m.
Granxer-Rev. Harris. pastor. Sunday
school at 9'45 a m Divine Worship at
lOAJ a. m. every Sunday. Everybody
BAPTIST.
Tirst-Corner Main and Wayne SITS
Rev. L :. Davis. ID. d.. pastor Res
fltllt III ". " aNue 81. BlDle schOOl
90 9:J0 A. M; {. ). stephens. superin-
tendent.
Morning worship at 1O:45 Sermon
subject Christs Message 90 the Grow
ing Church" Young peoples meeting at
q 30 p. m. Subject: Trusting" Group
three will lead. Worship at Z 80 p. N.
sermon subject: The End OF the
World" Wednesday: Is. the pastor's
study class; 7:45. prayer meeting.
Quincy Strcet-T-reacprnc sa-vfca 10 20
a. m. b. y. T.. L. 6:45 p. M. Preaching
service az Z 30 p. m Bible school at
. 30 a. M. ]. ". Kendall. su. erlntend-
cut.
Public worship az 1890 a. m. and 40
p. m. 80 Morning subject: How one
Woman Expressed Her Love" Evening
subject: Cellar Christians" Rev. ]
Roney win preach at both services. r.
y. Il. L. meeting at :45 p. m. Special
meeting OF the church at the close of
the morning service.
Hungarian - Corner Washington CIV
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-16

Ss1 Sp 10 uOlSs9Ld0H 0IHuIuII0spuI
OF All Foreign Languages i'm
Churches DcpIOred by EX-Pres't
Taft and by the General War
Time Commission Of the Churches.
Complaints OF unjust and un-
American treatment Of loyal Amer
lean communities Of foreign-speak-
ing citizens. under local or state
regulations against use of foreign
languages, have been laid before the
council Of national defense, the gem
eral wartime commission Of the
churches, and the church peace
union.
Clergy and priests, it is reported,
have been forbidden TO administer
the sacrament or even to conduct
funeral services or TO speak comfort
ing words at the grave in the only
language understood by those at
tending the sacrament or burying
their dead. In one case a church
was burned down, the women of the
congregation with difficulty rescuing
their service flag which they then
hung up over the smoking ruins.
Ex-Pres't Taft has written the fol-
lowing letter on the subject TO the
Rev. Henry A. Atkinson, secretary
OF the Church Peace union:
Il have your letter in respect to
the German churches. That at
present is a very serious difficulty.
a difficulty which I think is en-
HANGED by extreme measures di-
rected to the forbidding Of worship
I'm German in German churches.
This is ill-advised. I strongly favor
the exclusion of German from tho
public primary schools. / think the
state governments should require
that general primary education
should be given TO children in Eng
Iish. and that they should supervise
education in private, church and
parochial schools by a law forbid
ding general education in primary
schools in any language but Eng
fish. We should prepare the chill
dren of those who come from an
other country. speaking a la guage
different from our own, to become
American citizens. with a full I'M
derstanding Of the constitution and
laws of this country and Of our free
institutions They cannot acquire
such an understanding unless they
know the English language. The
furnishing of an opportunity to
learn German I'm secondary schools.
I think should continue for those
who need the language in the pur-
suit Of their studies.
lone of the difficulties in a stu
alton like tho present is that men.
by their extreme and unreasonable
opinions seeI, TO earn a reputation
for patriotism that they don't de-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-16
METHODIST.

First-Rev. Joseph y. Greene, pastor;
BIO y Main ST Class me etiugs 20 = .UO
a m. and 6;i5 p. IN. SUNDAY school az
q 80 a m. Dr. J. H. Mans. superin
tendent. Public worship at 1910 a. IN.
and 30 p. M.
DR. Greene will occupy the pulpit az
both services The morning theme; Ihe
Harvest Tomorrow" Epw3rth league at
6:45 p. IA. Evening subject: The
Truth About Sim Fem and Irish Lib
erty.~ Mfdweek service Wednesday even
ing &C Z so O'Clock. led by the pastor.
Following is the musical program FOR
the day under the direction ~ Fred q.
Haas organist and director Morning
Prelude. Festival Onertoire I'm
Minor" Lefebure Wely; professional
hymn No. So, Barnhy: response, The
Lords Prayer" Holden, violin solo
"Adngio from III suite Op. 3i.' kies,
IL g. Van Aiken: offertory. "Medita-
ton" Kinder. anthem. Turn Ne Even
90 Me-" Harker pOstlude. March ~
the Priests" ROssini (fron Semiramisl.
Evening: POstiude. -Nocturne In
-. Tails; response Grant Us Thy
Veace" Barnby- offerrory. Melody.
Bohm. anthem. a Dream Of Paradise"
cray: pOstlude. Concluding Voluntary"
Blair.
Sc Psul's MsmeriaI-ColfaH and Ia
r0rte avs. Rev. James l.. Ga-flntr, u
D. pastor; sunday school at 20 a. m
fO:45 a. n. sermon by the pastor on
The Value Of Unachieved Ideals At
80 d m. Epworth league led by Rob
ert Hope. AZ 7 80 ? m. sermon by the
War" followed by pictures IN two parts
OF ~Patrolling the Seas with Britain's
Grand Fleet"
Grace-Corner Michigan and Tut sits.
sles n. u. Beck. pastor. Class meeting
at 40 a. M. sunday school az . 80 a.
m. Gem Whlteman. superintendent
Worship az 1O,t5 a. IN. Pastors ser
mon theme. The Family Altar q
World Builder" Junior congregation az
30 q m. Miss Catherine BlGkeman.
Leader At . 60 p. m, supplementary
every member canvass. EpwOrth league
league az 30; rally service for young
people. Worship az Z 20 p. M. Twenty
minutes q gospel singing sermon by
the pastor on Giant Souls Subduing
Giant Beasts" sunday school board
meeting Monday az so %. m-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-16
International Sunday School Lesson
T. Nj keuiew by p B. FhzUater D., Teacher
OF lNcAt Ounudy Moody
tcopngh troD1

v. The Covenant Renewed (33:
lad.
(Ch.33).
2. The second tables Of the law
given (34:1-9). In the giving Of
these tables ne reiterated Gods jus
tice, but gave particular emphasis
70 his mercy The Lord God. mer-
ciful and gracious. long suffering
and abundant in goodness and
truth. keeping mercy for thousands,
forgiving iniquity and transgression
and sin. and that will by no means
clear the guilty: visiting the iniquity
OF the fathers-upon thee hildren, and
upon the cfildrens children. unto
TIE third and fourth generation"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-16

ministers always welcome President.
~ c. Hunt; vice president, g W. Titus:
secretary treasurer. c. 4. Young.
CHURCH OF GOD.
Church OF God or saints-Chapel on
Harrison av. one block north Of lincoln
sunday school, az e:45 O. m A 81
kirkley. superintendent
ASSOCIATED BIBLE
STUDENTS.
woman's Club hall. room pa. J. NJ. s.
At 1000 a. N. regular New Creation
study. AT 9 30 p. m. study, Revelation.
At 500 D. m, lecture, The Son q
Man" by g. =. IdOmin. wednesday at
3 90 p. m., prayer meeting. Friday az
90 D. IL, Tabernacle Shadows
JEWISH.
Temple Beth-EI-Corner Lasaue ar.
and Taylor St
No services on Sunday.
SALVATION ARMY.
OOs z jefferson blvd. sunday serv-
ices: Morning. county jail. 10 60; sun-
sunday school az , 80 p. 10.
SCIENTIST.
First Church OF Christ. SCIENTIST
Main and Madison sts. sunday services
az II 90 a. m. Testimonial meeting every
Wednesday al 500 .. 70. Sunday school
Tor children and young people up % tie
age OF %. from 9:4J 20 20 80 p. m. sun
day school entrance on Madison -
Reading rooms maintain BY tie
church on the seventh bO0r of the j. d.
:. building. are open daily except sun
day from II % 3. and on Saturday even
ing from 8 70 g.
EVANGELICAL MISSION.
Swedish EvanEeiieAl-Aiaiq and Mon
re sts. Rev Emil WTnstedf. 2asto~.
sunday school az 1000 a. n, August
Al derson. superintendent
Morning worship at II o'clock. Evel
Ing service az I 30 O'Clock.
EPISCOPAL.
81. James'-La1ayette blvd. north 4
Washington. Ri Rev. John Hazen
White. rector; Rev. r Everett Carr.
vicar. Holy communion. 100 A. m
Church school AZ os45 m Holy
eucharist and sermon BY Fr Carr "a
II 90 a. ~. Nespers az . 90 p. m. Young
peoples service az $50 p. ~. speaker,
Miss Catherine Frickie.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-16
Copyright 1870

was fnexcusable for his part in the
disgraceful affair wv 21-24).
I. Moses called for those who
would take a stand for the Lord
TO grid their swords and STAY all who
stood out in rebellion. The tribe OF
Levi ranged themselves on his side
and became the instrument by
which God chastened his people.
CIV. 1920.
8. Moses confessed tho great sin
or tho people and begged that God
would forgive them. He was willing
20 suffer the punishment himself. II
possible. and let the people go free
The Lord declared 70 him in answer
that every man should bear his own
sin wv. 3O-35).
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-16
"Supe" To Nuts
BY Archey Cameron New

Pete. the Olympia tbeaters veter-
an property man. held a restraining
hand over his head. in an Ajax
Defying the Lightning pose, and
peremptorily ordered the fly-men to
hold up the back-drop. Then, as
the babel of many voices arose in
the alley back Of the stage, he let
out a despairing yell and a brief
command.
quick, the gilt chairs!" he yelled
to several stage hands, ami pos
sessed himself at once of two large
plush chairs, enc under each arm.
They're down upon US. as Eddie
Booth used L yelp in my ear"
The Olympia was raided. not by
the police, but by the proletariat.
Pete. having removed his precious
props out of the way of the intrld-
ing mob, opened the door TO the
multitude. Thin men, fat ones, we'll
fed ones, and those who hoped to
be; ribbon-counter clerks, meek
stevedores. those who pressed
bricks by hands, and some who used
the foot method, sureed, swarmed or
skunk past Pete through the stage
door onto the big stage. and stood"
because of Pete's foresight, waiting
for orders. And a little "ad" had
led them!
Wanted" read the ad, Ten men
at the Olympia Theater as supes in
sketch. Apply stage-door Monday
at ten
Then came the orders.
Line up" ordered Billy Weston.
manager of the tabloid spectacle.
Tenement Trash and as the long
line of histrionic hCpefuls obeyed
him, he surveyed them critically,
then passed up and down the line.
picking this one and then another
until 10 men stood out from the
others. "That'l do. You others
can heat it,"
With many a sigh and grunt, the
left-overs started out. but one man
held back. unseen by Weston until
the others hal gotten out. Then
Weston spotted him.
Used TO be a long call from
soup to nuts" Weston growled at
the reluctant one, lat all the ban
quets I've been to. But il seems
only a short cut now. " heard
me. Beat it."
Il can. Billy" retorted the hang
over. and Weston started at the
sound of his name. 'T can beat
that all hollow. 1 might even say
20 10 8,
Billy Weston, Madge Trent, or any,
body in your outfit
who are you?" growled Weston,
curiously overcoming his resent
ment
Never mind" answered the 9TH
Ell. Just put me down for a job.
viii you? And tell me, is Evelyn
Norris with your"
Yes, but
at knew it," came the joyful an
swer. Il mean the one with Mack-
Ign and Morris he added, dubi-
ously.
That's her" Weston answered,
then stiffened. Come on, what's
tn idea? That stuff don't get y
hnothin. Besides, y're too old for a
super"
Come ere" whispered the grey
! haired super, and he stepped into
! Pete's property-room. out of sight
of the waiting ten, and faced Yves
ton. Then coolly and deliberately
he tugged at his head and NOUS
tache and faced Weston young.
| dapper, handsome giant.
Bob Macklynl" exclaimed Yves
ton, and Macklyn put his hand has
/ tily over the others mouth.
YES" he whispered, anxiously,
"but don't give me away, Billy"
! but Evelyn"
Mustn't know" put in the other
hastily. "Just give me a place in
your sketch for a week, that's all
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-16
CONCERT PROGRAM

Appearing on the program Of the
Sunday afternoon concert at the
First Presbyterian church tomorrow
will be Mrs. J. A. Rode. soprano;
Miss Maude Weber. pianist, and Mrs.
James Cover, organist. with Miss
Valera Bondurant. acting as accom-
PIANIST The numbers &c pc presented
are as follows:
Kamennoi 'Ostrow .. Rubenstein
Organ and piano duet-Mrs. Cover
and Miss Weber.
My Heart At Thy Sweet Voice -.
.............. Saint Saens
Mrs. Rode.
Na)-Prelude ............. Schultz
(b)-Romance ... Schumann
(c)-If Were A Bird .... Henselt
Miss Weber.
(a)-O Lovely Night .... Ronald
(b)-The Sheep and the Lamb e.
(c)-Wild Geese .. Rogers
(d)-Norwegian Love Song ..
...,.... Clough Leighter
Mrs. Rode.
Address by DR.. c. A. Lippincott.
Fantasie ............... Demarest
organ and piano duet by Mrs. Cover
and Miss Weber.
The Dodge band of Mishawaka
will be featured at the concert to
be given on the afternoon of Feb
.23.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-16

I ask. And let me wear this make
up. viii you? p"
But the lines don't call for an
old man." objected Weston, after a
moments reflection.
Change en-" snapped Macklyn.
briskly, then he grasped Weston's
hand eagerly. oh. I say, Billy.
there isn't any monkey business
about this. I can't tell you about
It now. but don't misjudge me for
what happened in Chicago. Besides,
l jumped my contract with Nor
gan. just 10 find Evelyn-anj-
make things right"
'Jumpin contracts : your favor
lite exercise. amt il, Bob?" sneered
Weston. ~ left Evelyn stranded
out there and now it's Morgan. Y
might do it 10 me"
''Try me and see" pleaded Mack
lyn. earnestly. Just put me on.
and I'll show you I'm on the level"
Weston surveyed the other criti-
cally for a minute, then nodded
his head
"All right" he agreed. and Mack
lyn wrung mis- hand jelightedly.
Thanks. old man," said Mack
Ign, huskily. And now, tell me. is
Evelyn dressin' with your wife?''
"Why?" demanded Weston. sUs-
piciously.
only this" and Macklyp again
grew eager. Get Madge out of the
room every night for a few min
utes. will you2"
TO explode.
I'll explain everything Saturday
night" put n Macklyn. hastily.
After some hesitation, Weston
conceded the strange favor, and
started out on the stage with Mack
lyn at his heels. Then he turned.
But mind now" he cautioned,
grimly. mo scenes. II you do,
ZIP
NO threats" interposed NIacklyn,
laughing. She'll never know me.
And you mustn't tell her"
AS Weston started to drill the
supers, as the extra men are called,
Pete whispered Significantly to his
assistant
'"Fh' old bird was right" said
Pete. Hes found a nut in Yves
ton, all right. He must be nutty.
Why, tn old fellow must be so, at
least"
1t was at the close of the Satur-
day evening performance, the au-
dience had departed, and both the
auditorium and the stage were dark
ened, save for a few lights in the
dressing room corridor. In one Of
the rooms an irate young girl faced
her companion.
1T must be yours" she fumed.
holding out in her slender shapely
! hand several bank-notes of large
denomination. They're not NINE
You should worry" retort6d
Madge, indifferently. Never look
gift horse in his dentistry, y
know"
Yes, but I won't stand for airy
nonsense" Evelyn threw at her.
| i've got to know where this money
came from. Five hundred dollars.
/ One hundred every night since
Tuesday. It's some kind of a game
and I won't be the goat"
Then an idea came 10 her and
she stared at Madge's back in hor-
ror!" Billy Weston had been in
| their room--the only other besides
themselves. And he had been act
\ ing very strangly-looking at her
very funnily. Just then Weston
| opened their door, after knocking.
| and Evelyn turned her guns on
/ him.
Tim sure I jor't understand"
ne stammered, following her indict-
ment. Il didn't put it there"
Then if you won't explain, I'll
cult" she retOrted, and. singing
/ her coat over her arm, she darted
from the room, followed closely Oy
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-16
TILE BREACH OF THE COVE
NANT AND MOSES PRAYER
FOR ISRAEL
kMay Be Used With Missionary APP
plication)

kMay Be Used With Missionary APP
plication.)
LESSON TEXT-Exodus 32.1-
s4:s.
GOLDEN TEXT-The effectuaI
5ervent prayer OF a righteous man
availeth much.-James 5:16
ADDITIONAL MATERIAL-Deut
S:6-29; Eph. 3:14-21: James 5:16-1S.
PRIMARY TOPIC-Ask Gods
help for others. Memory Verse
James SIS.
JUNIOR TOPIC-Praylng for
other people.
INTERMEDIATES TOPIC-Inter-
ceding for others.
SENIOR AND ADULT TOPIC
The value or microscopy prayer
Less than six weeks have elapsed
since Israel took the oath Of allie
glance 20 Jehovah. In less than 40
days they flagrantly break the first
and second commandments.
I. The Golden Calf (32:f-8).
I. Moses delay ". j.. This they
Interpreted 20 mean that their lead
er had either lost his way in the
darkness or had persisted IN the
fire that lowered over the mount.
2. The peoples demand ". -.
They demanded OF Aaron that ne
make them god 10 go before them
Their profession of allegiance TO
God collapsed as soon as the strong
personality OF their leader was no
longer felt.
3. Aaron's cowardly compliance
l. IL
but lacked moral courage. Many
today can talk fluently but Vacillate
before the real issues Of life. In or
Der 20 gain time with the rebels ne
demanded that they cast off their
3cwelry and bring il TO him. Per
haps ne thought that their love for
A. would cause them 20 forego their
demands, but they cheerfully gave
up their jewelry for a false god.
Aaron. like many compromising
men OF this age. opened door
which he could not shut.
g. Wanton revelry wv. 5. 81. See
ing their disposition. Aaron erected
an altar and proclaimed a fast unto
Jehovah. He no doubt wished them
20 worship the Lord through the
image, but he had made a god for
them and It was a very short step
20 the heather orgies connected with
idolatrous worship.
IL Gods Burning Wrath (32:7-1O)
Gods neture is such that he can
not tolerate a rival. No gods shall
be before his face The rival must
be removed or the people must he
consumed with divine wrath. God
does not own them as his people
for they had cast him off.
III The Mediation OF Moses (32:
I1-14).
The declaration Of n divine pur-
pose TO destroy the Israelites did
not deter Moses from making inter
cession for them. What was his
threefoId plea? wv. II. u. 49,.
Moses knew full well that the peo-
pie deserved 10 die. therefore he
could not plead any merit on their
part His plea was based wholly OF
Gods purpose for Israel Through
lis intercession God relents.
". Judgment Falls C32:15-35).
I. Moses broke the tables Of tes-
timony wv. $3.50 emblematic OF
the breach OF their covenant with
God.
2. Moses destroyed the image
". 2O) and made the people drink
OF the water which contained II.
dust. thus making them 20 expert
gence in a physical sense the bitter
ness which results from sin.
8. Moses showed Aaron that III
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-16
EVANGELICAL
ASSOCIATION.

Broadway-313 z. Broadway. Rev. r.
GARFIELD johnson. pastor; residence. 1912
:. Carroll 81. Sunday school az $50 a.
n. Samuel C. Lehman. superintendent
Morning worship at 10 AS. Sermon by
the pastor on Partners In World Con-
quest" Young Peoples alliance at 6 As
p. N; Miss Bessie VI. Rhinehart, pres
ident. Topic: Our Relation to God
Trusting Paul r. Harris. leader At
80 2. m, sermon by the pastor. Sub
jet: The Boy Jesus" Monday even
ing. regular monthly business meeting
OF the Delta Bible class al the residence
OF the pastor. 1912 :. Carroll st We'd
nesday evening. prayer meeting.
Grace ChUrcn-Ccr. lincoln way W
and Walnut SITS. Rev. @. O. LOzier. rniu-
isters. sunday school at 80. G.. f.
Wit. superintendent
First-Cor. Lafayette md Monroe SITS.
W. II. Freshley, pastor. sunday school
at $50. DR.. W. II. Snyder, superiQ-
tendent.
ASten chzpel-w. u. Migrant. past5rs
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" "SgrW Our
Margaret whtlmer. superintendent.

Margaret whtimer. superintendent.
First Church of the Brethren-Indiana
Rv. and Miami ST Rev. t r. George
pastor. sunday school at 9 80 4. m
q. Stahly. superintendent
Second-Cushing and Van Buren SITS,
Rev. Ralph q Raiick, pastor, S07 Dia-
mOnd av. Sunday school Q 80 a. m d.
Wesley W. Zimmerman. superintendent
Conference Memorial United -6i0 S. 81
Joseph st Rev. ID. Z. Young, pastor
Gordon. superintendent.
Glasses and welcome for everyone
Preaching at 1O:sj a. m. by Rev. Mr..
ROusch Christian EnGeavOr will have
charge OF evening service at Z 30.
Prayer meeting at 40 p. n. Wednesday,
especially interesting. Choir practice
Friday at : &c p. m
CHURCH OF GOD OF THE
ABRAHAMIC FAITH.
Church Of Cod Services (AbrahamIc
FAITH hold services in Melville hail, 212
5. Lafayette blvd. Sunday school at 10
a. m, +. A. StilsOn superintendent. Bible
study IL 90 a. m. by d. f. Van vactor.
Berean class Friday evening at the home
Of +. A Stilson. Haney av.
VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA.
Gospel mission. 40 (. snchigan at
All Christian societies invited 10 q big
open AIR meeting every Wed neSday, Rri-
day, Saturday and sunday nights. corner
Wayne and Michigan streets Old-fash.
Toned gospel meeting az Volunteer mis-.
sion hall Sunday night Everybody 70.
vited All weIrOue.
CATHOLIC.
81 HedwiEss POIish-Corner Scott
and Napier SITS. Rev. Anthony Zubowicz.
L. s. G.. pastor. Low mass at 30. o GO
and 10 90 a n. Sunday school at 30
p. ~ Benediction al 2 80 D. m.
st, stanislsus' POIish-415 \. Lincoln
ST Rev. Romsn Msrciniak, pastor. Mas
at Z 80. 3 100 and 1000 a. m
St CaEImir's PoIisb-s21 s wenster
ct. Rev. stanislaus Gorks. Pastor Low
mass at 80 4. 10, High nass at 10 90
4. m. Vespers at 90 y. ID
Sacred Heart. Notre Dame-Rev. John
B. Scheier. Z. :. 6. pastor. Low mass
90 q 90 a. N. Students mass at 5 90 a
tn. Parish mass al 10:E a NJ vesper.
az CD p. N.