davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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map time and can be easily recog-
niZed because the proximity OF the
planet Saturn makes a fine doublet.
Regulus is to the east OF Saturn.
Toward the Southeast is the beau
tiful white Spica of the Virgin
group, which stretches from Leo all
the way 20 the eastern horizon.
About half way between Regulus
and Spica lies the Autumnal Equi-
nox. the place occupied by the sun
on Sept. %, when II crosses
the equator bound south. North Of
Spica il the first-magnitude star
Arcturus. which is identified by
means of the Dipper handle. II the
curve o: the latter is prolonger, it
almost exactly passes through Arc
turus.
Northeast of Arcturus Is a fine
little group Of stars. none of which
is particularly brilliant, but which
are noteworthy because of the fig
ure which they form. 1t is a small
circle Of seven stars. of which one
is OF the second magnitude. Because
Of its resem blance to a coronet IL
was named by the ancients Corona
Borealis. Northern Crown, and the
brightest Of the group is known a
Comma, the Jewel.
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International Sunday School Lesson
Z NJ -. ReUiew BY P B. FHtoater D., Teacher
or next OunOdy ofEnghsh Bible Moody Chicago
tcopynA trgaJ

GOD THE FATHER ALMIGHTY.
LESSON TEXTS-Gcncsis III.
%; Psalms 1O3:1-14; Matthew c:24-
81.
GOLDEN TEXT-Our Father who
art i'm I'caNCn. { haIIOwcd be Thy
name. Matthew Go.
ADDITIONAL MATERIALLY eu-
teronOmy 81, ,; Psalms 1I5:1-21;
Isaiah 6:1-3; Matthew 22:$5-SS;
John 4:2i; 1 John Allie
PRIMARY TOPIC-Thc Heaven
Iy Fathers care for His children.
JUNIOR 1OTIC-GOd oar Crea-
tor and Father
INTERMEDIATES TOPIC-What
we owe TO gu. Father an Heaven.
1. God the creator (Gen. IL, I'D
God was before all things. God
The uncaused cause is the cause OF
all things. Before the mountains
were brought forth, or ever thou
were formed the earth and the world
even from everlasting TO everlasting
thou art God" psalms 9O:2). The
universe came into being by the will
and act OF the personal being called
God. In verse one is enunciated the
sublime philosophy Of every right
life. In the beginning Of all science
and philOsOphy-God; in the begin
ming Of every life-God; IN the be-
ginning OF every year-God; in the
beginning Of every day-God: in the
beginning OF every business-GOl
in the beginning of every thought,
plan and human relationship-God
Conviction as to this sets one free
from the false philosophy Of the age.
Man himself is a creation Of God,
not an evolution. Man was created
in the likeness and image OF God.
This precludes the foolish idea that
man assembled from and through a
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brute. He came into being by a
special creative act of God. having
been preceded by a special council
of the Godhead CGen. 1926. 2D.
Those who believe this record re-
pudiate the Darwinian theory OF
mans origin as not only a human
yagary. but vicious philosophy in
spired b. the devil. When man
came forth from the Creators hands
he was neither a savage nor a baby;
he possessed the powers Of a mature
man. AS an example OF the matur-
ity Of his intellect. he named the
animals as they passed before him.
III. God the PreserVer psalms
.I03:1-14)
All created things woulS perish
we're IL not for the preserving mer-
cies of God. II embraces the fol-
lowing gracious beneficial acts: l.
Forgives all iniquities " 81. Par
don is the prime necessity if moral
things are to be preserved. 2.
Healeth all diseases ". 81. This re-
fers to the healing OF the body and
the soul. Renovation Of mans NOR
al nature is necessary. 3. Redeem
eth the life from destruction ". -.
Redemption implies the payment of
all demands against the debtor God
in Christ performs the part which
the individual failed TO perform.
and crowns him with the full right
of citizenship in His kingdom. 4.
'Satisfieth thy mouth" (v. 50. This
means that God satisfies all legiti-
mate desires and thus the youth is
renewed. The original capacities are
restored to their native vigor. 5
Executeth Righteousness and judg-
ment wv. SID. The wrongs OF
life are righted and thus man is re-
lieved OF the burdens which they
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entail. lie extends His pity toward
US.
III. God our Father Matt. 6:24-
BAD
Christ came to reveal the Father.
The subjects Of the kingdom will
love Him as a child loves its father.
l. Undivided affection (v. 24). The
child Of the heavenly Father makes
the unequivocal choice between God
and the world. for unless God has
the first place He has no place.
?. Not anxious about food and
clothing wv. 25-32). CD 1t is Use
less ". 20. Anxiety can bring moth
ing. NY God will supply all our
needs" (Phil. 4:19). 90 It shows
distrust o. the Father wv. 2S-3O). In
the measure that one is anxious
about these things he shows his lack
OF faith in the ability and love Of
God. If we would please God we
must come to Him in faith (Heb.
1850. The birds and flowers shame
US in this CIV. 26-2S). CD It is
heathenish ". 32). We do not won
der that those who are ignorant OF
God should manifest anxiety. but
for His children to do so is to play
the heather. He knows that we
have need OF temporal things and if
He will surely not allow His children
to suffer.
8. He diligently seeks the king
dom of God wv. 81 3). He sub
ordinates temporal things to things
of the spirit. This shows the right
relationship that a child OF God is
to sustain TO secular affairs. This
does not mean that a child Of God
Goes not exercise proper forethought
in making a support for himself and
family. The warning is not AGAINST
legitimate forethought, but anxious
worry.
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By DR.. c. S. BRAININ

very little more than its dimensions
and distance is known about IL.
There is one satellite. about a. big
as our moon. which revolves about
the planet, in the opposite direction
from that taken by the moon and
most other satellites in revolving
about their respective planets.
Neptune's diameter is $4,000 miles
(the earth's is $1,000 and 1t con-
tains seventeen times as much mat
ter as the earth, though its average
density is only slightly more than
that of water. It's distance from
the sun is 2,792,O0O, 900 miles. which
is 5000 times the earth's distance
from te sun, and it's year is equal
10 1875 terrestrial, years. In fact. its
distance is so great that IL receives
only one nine-hundredth as much
heat from the sun as we, and the
midday illumination on Neptune is
about $50 times our full-moon light.
whereas. on the earth. sunlight is
probably equal TO the light from
half a million fun moons. There
seems TO be a good sized atmos-
phere. which is rich in water vapor,
/ and some day Neptune Will be like
the earth is today. while the earth
by then may. be as dead as the
moon.
The Stars and Consultations.
The east now holds that particu.
larly fine section of the heavens
which contains the groups of orion,
Taurus, Auriga, the Twins and the
two Dogs. No less than seven. out
Of a total OF twenty. frst-ma gnitude
stars are found here. These are
AIebaran, Capella, Rigel, Betelgeuze,
PolluX. ProcyOn and Sirius-all
names Of great importance. In al
dition. we have here the P1eIades.
the Hyades the famous Belt of
Orion Nebula. These are winter
consultations, and with the coming
OF summer we shall lose them: in
fact. Orion and Taurus will no long
eT appear on our map until next
winter, though, OF course, they
may still for some weeks be OBJ
served before the hour Of the map.
Capella is rather an exception TO
! the north celestial pole that it is
above the horizon and visible TO us
the greater part OF the year. Regu-
lus is just about on the meridian at
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- Sh Our

ard 4 80 .. m. The session meets be-
fore the morning service. Senior En-
deavOr society meets at D 80 p. m,
First-Corner Washington aV. and La
fayette blvd. Rev. Charles A. Lippin-
colt. ID. D., pastor. Miss Charlotte NJ
Partridge. assistant 20 the minister
Public worship at 1O:45 Il. IN. Address
by the minister. Bible school at Q 30
a. M; John l. Shafer, superintendent.
Mems Fellowship club nc 9 80 a. m. Pop
ular program at 4 90 p. m. Seats free.
Everybody welcome Midweek meeting
on Wednesday at 10 p. m.
TrInity-John =. Burns pastor on
leave. A. III. Saunders. pastor on duty
Sabbath school at Q 80 a. m. At 10 10
a. m. short address by the pastor. fol
lowed by communion service. Christian
Endeav0r at 6:45 p. m. installation Of
new officers. At 80 p. m, farewell
sermon by Rev. A. H. Saunders. We'd
nesday az 80 p. m. midWeek service.
Monday. March 81 az 500 p. m. annual
church meeting, including election Of
trustees and other officers.
Hope-Leer and Dayton SITS. Edwin q.
Meister. minister. Bible school at Q 80
a. m; Frank Retiring, superintendent
Granger Rev Harris pastos Sunday
school at Q AS q. IN. Divine worship at
10 :45 a IN. every sunday. Everybody
Welcome.
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CHRISTIAN.

First-S Main st.. south Of public
library. Rev. John l.. lmhof. pastor
sunday school at $50. Frederick K.
Iruland superintcndent our teachers
are trained and lessons graded. We
have classes for all ages.
Indiana Avenue-COrner Indiana av.
and 5. st. Joseph st. Rev. Edwin j.
Cain, minister: residence, 10 +. Bow
man st. Sunday school at 9 80 a. ~.
Fred Wilson, superintendent.
Preaching at 1O:3O a. m. and 80 p.
N. Morning sermon theme: salt and
Light" evening Now" Christian
EndeavOr at $3.50 p. m. Prayer meeting
Wednesday at 5 100 p. m. at the church,
The pastor will be the leader. Special
music at both preaching services by the
new quartet We extend TO everyone a
cordial invitation 20 attend all of our
services.
Linden Avenue Linden av. md Car
Isle st /. y. Miller, pastor. Sunday
school at 10 90 a. m. .. .. Colip, super
iutpudeut.
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EVANGELICAL
ASSOCIATION.

BrOadway-3l3 E. Broadway. Rev z.
Garfield Johnson. pastor; residence. JAZZ
;. Carroll st. SUNDAY school at 80 a
m. Samuel {. Lehman. superintendent.
Morning worship az 10:45 PASTOR
sermon subject: The Indestructible."
Young Peoples alliance az 6'45 p. m. {;
Miss Bessie " Rhinehert, president.
Topic; lon the Fence" led by Mark
Guise. AT 80 p. M, sermon by the
pastor. Subject: David and His
Friend" Prayer meeting and choir re-
hearsal on Wednesday evening. The
Ladies' Aid will meet az the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Weiss, 2J01 Miami
St, Thursday afternoon az 2.SO.
Grace Churen-Ccr. Lincoln way W
aud Walnut SITS. Rev. y. o. LOZier, min-
sters. sunday school az $50. q.
itt Superintendent
Morning worship at 10 go. This will
be the last service before the pastor
leaves for conference Young People 5
alliance service 81 Gas. Topic "Op
the Fence" Matt - ;11-2G Clarence
Harrington, leader At the so evening
service Mr. OverhOlser. secretary OF the
boys. department Of the y. ". e. A.,
will speak The midweek prayer and
fellowship service viii BE- held on We'd
nesday evening az 7.30 All services
will be one hour earlier than last sun
day because the clocks are being set
ahead.
First-Cor Lafayette and Monroe SITS.
W H. Ereshley, pastor. sunday school
az $50. DR.. ". II. snyder, supcrin-
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tendent.
Lesson: Gods Hand In the Nations
Life" Morning worship at 1890 with
sermon by the pastor. Y. p. A. at Gas
p. M; Winnie HolSton, president. Sub
ject: ION the Fence" led by n. H
Snyder. Evening worship at 1870
Prayer meeting Wednesday at Z :45 d.
m. The Ladies' Aid and W. VI. s. will
meet with Mrs. Paul WOlter, corner
Taylor and Division SITS, Thursday aft
ernCOn.
Auten Chapel-E. J. Nitsche, pastor.
Residence 1904 Lincoln way w. MiSh-
awake. Bible school at 10 90 a. ID. (:
Jesse Barnes. superintendent.
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The Heavens in April

April this year r. a particularly
fine month for observation OF the
earths fellow planets. Our map
shows the positions OF Jupiter and
Saturn. which are easily distin-
guishable, and also that Of Neptune.
which. 60 our regret. Is invisible 10
the naked eye. But. brighter than
any Of these. ~ the beautiful even
ing star. which we have all noticed
in the western sky. after sunset.
glea ming in solitude on the blue
background long before airy Of the
neighboring heavenly lights are
visible This is Venus. and Venus
s. the brightest Of the regular celes-
tial objects. next 10 the sun and the
moon.
AS this planet sets just before the
time OF the map. II does not md a
place on IL. but needs the aid OF no
map for it's recognition. II the sky
IN the west is cloudless. all you have
20 do is % look In that direction.
even a half hour before sunset. Next
month. Venus viii appear on the
map. because IL is at present NOV
ing eastward from the sun and thus
increasing the time interval between
It's setting and that Of the sun.
Mars is too near the sun for good
observation and viii change from
an evening 20 a morning star i'm the
course OF the month.
Neptune. the Invisible
The ancients did not know Of
Neptune's existence. for their astro-
nomy was hampered by the lack OF
optical Instruments They had in
struments with which they made
measurements Of position, but with
peopsights only Neptune is the
outermost planet OF the suns fam
ily. the one most remote FROM MS
and the sun. 80 that, in spite Of it's
huge bulk, the eye unaided cannot
perceive It.
Perhaps the most interesting
thing about the planet is the cir
cumstance Of it's discovery. It's in
ner neighbOT, Uranus, was discOv-
cred by Sir William HerscheI in
1883 and was identified as planet
by LeXell, n mathematical astro-
nomor. for Hersche1 at first thought
II was a comet. Immediately ex-
tremely careful and numerous OBJ
servatiOns OF Uranus were taken.
and it was discovered that it's posi-
tions did not quite dt any orbit
which could be worked ont for ii.
Ii certainly was q planet. hut it
seemed 10 run contrary to the law
OF gravitation, which is n consid
GRAFTON no astronomer can for a
moment entertain.
Another planet, still more re-
mote than Uranus. could nave such
a disturbing effect upon il. but no
such planet was known. Basing
their calculations on this possibil-
ity. two men independently worked
out the probable position Of a dis
turbing planet. II such existed One
was an Englishman, Adams by
name, and the other n Frenchman.
Leyerrier. Adams sent his results
TO the astronomer royal at Green
wich, with a request that ne search
for the unknown: but nothing was
done. Levcrrier sent his data 10
Gale at Berlin-the date was 1916
who took the matter up with en-
thusiasm and acted upon il the very
first night. finding the new planet
within a short distance Of the pre-
dicted position Had the Greenwich
astronomer acted on Admins request.
ne too could have found Neptune.
Cor Adams calculations were also
correct. Both men share the honor.
Because or Neptune's distance.
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FoRGETFULNEss OF SELF.

A true perception of the Gospel is
the eHtire forgetfulness of self, ut
ter absepce of any pretension, and
the complete and entire refusal to
accept the worlds praise or judy
ment.-- Gen. C"Chinese") Gordon.
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Chicago, president y. S. A. Of America.
Message bearers Mr. End Mrs Charles
A Thompson. Mr. HooL Mr. Boswell
Everybody IS cordially invited.
MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION.
Meets every Monday NJ 1000 r. IN -
the ! d. g. A. Resident and visiting
ministers always welcome Rev. IS. fT.
Freshley. president. Rev o. ~. Rench.
vice president, Rev. John J.. Imhof. Sec
rotary treasurer
CHURCH or GOD.
Church OF God or saints-Chapel on
Harrison av.. one block north Of Lincoln
sunday school a $40 O. m. A. 81
hirkley, superintendent
ASSOCIATED BIBLE
STUDENTS.
Woman's club hall. room pa J. II. s.
No meetings Sunday. wednesday n
600 .. an, prayer meeting. Friday u
; .OV J. ~. Tabernacle Shadows
JEWISH.
Temple Beih-EI Corner LasaIle AZ.
Rabbi Albert Minda win oaic.ate.
Services az 1O;tJ "a. In sunday lool
NO Q 30
SALVATION ARMY.
Ices. Morning, county jau. 10 90 SUM
sunday school 40 20 D. nc.
SCIENTIST.
First Church OF Christ. scientist
Main and Madison SITS. sunday services
az II 90 o. IA Testimonial meeting every
wednesday az s 90 ~ m. sunday school
Tor cLildren and young people up O. the
age o. 20. from g:45 10 - 20 q. 30 sun
day school entrance OH Madison a.
Reading rooms maintained ly tie
church on the seventh Door q tle Y 81
:. building are open daily except sur
day from - o. .. aud on Saturday efsl-
.ug from 9 20 s.
EVANGELICAL MISSION.
Swedish EvanEelieAl-AIain and Moa.
30 SITS Rev Emil 81 instedf. pastor.
sunday school az 1900 "a. nj August
40 tirr-Hl. perIufeudent
Morning worship az II O'clock. EFeu-
Ing service at go O'Clock.
EPISCOPAL.
st James'-Lallyette blvd. north q
Washington Rt Rev John Hazen
fhite. rector. Rev Z Everett Carr
vicar Holy communion. 80 a. m
Church school az e.fJ q. m Morning
service and sermon hy DR.. Carr at m
o'clock Nespers ~ 800 q m Young
Peoples service ~ $50 p ~
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METHODIST.

First-Rev. Joseph y. Greene, pastor;
$40 y. Main 81 Class meeting az y.VO
NJ and 6.f5 q. m. sunday school az
30 a. m; Or. J. III. NHuS, superin-
tendent Public worship az 1910 a. III.
and $50 p. m.
Epworth league at ESQ p. m. AT the
morning hour Or. Henry l. Davis, dis
trict superintendent. viii occupy the
pulpit. At the evening hour DIR. Greene
wiz speak on "Bolshevism. the Blight of
Civilization Nidweek service Wedues-
day right az 1880 led by the pastor.
Following is the musical program Tor
the day under the direction Of Fred g..
Hans, Org0nist and director: Morning .
Prelude. Grand Chorus and Fugue
Guilmant: professional hymn No. lt9.
Elvey; response. The Lords Prayer
Holden: OffertOry, "Barcaroue' Hon
man: anthem 'Gloria ma EXcelsis."
Farmer; postIude. March from 'Rien-
I'll" Wagner. Evening Prelude
maud; professional hymn No. 100. Elvey {;
response. Peace, Perfect Peace. Cald-
heck. OffertOTy, Folk Song Rogers :;
anthem, Il Sought the Lord Stevenson
postlude, "Antlenne,' Batiste.
"a. PauPs Msmorlal-Colfax and La
porte avs Rev William J. Davidson,
acting minister In absence Of regular
minister. Rev. J. L. Gardiner. u. T..
sunday school az 8 80 a. m; C. A
FulkeTsoa, superintendent
Morning service at 1915. sermon
subject what Shall We DO with
Christ Now e. EpwOrth league 40 $50
D. m Robert Hope. president Evenln =
service az 40 Sermon subject. ne
Downward Looking Man" Pictures
Santes Cataline islands. Mt Nelson and
Roosevelt dam. Monday afternoon, Dor
cas- society. Tuesday evening. social,
Women's guild. wednesday eat 1.f5 D.
n. midweek prayer service; Mr.. Rich
ards, leader
Grace-Corner Michigan and Tut Sta
Rev II ID. Beck. pastor. class meeting
Ht ; As a. m. sunday school at . 80 a.
m. Glenn Whitemen. superintendent
Enlistment sunday A class for every
body Morning worship az 1913. Pas
tors theme. An Invisible Host-God.
nehemiah and the People" Junior con-
eregation at 2 so: Catherine Brakeman,
leader AZ 200 p. m., every member
canvas In centenary drive Epworth
league 40 8 80 p. m, Gertrude krod-
heck president Evening worship nc
: so Twenty mi1ute-sons service Re
port Of canvassers ermon Daniel s
Faith AmOng Politicians and Lions
River Park-Seventh st south Of
Nfishawaka az. Rev. 6. T. Rulison. pas
tor. sunday school at $50 q. ~; Mar
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HE WHO LOVES GOD.

One who loves God truly asks no
other compensation than God Him
self. for If he should demand some
thing else, it would be the prize that
he loved, and not God.-Bernard of
ClairvauX.
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m. BenedietiOn at ? 80 p. m.

.. N. Benedietion at 2 80 .. m.
st. stanislaas' POIish-4l5 n. Lincoln
st. Rev. Roman MaTciniaR, pastor. Mass
at 30. 100 and 10 90 a. IN.
st. CasImIr's Polish-s21 s. WeDstef
at. Rev. Stanislaus Gorka. pastor Low
mass at 80 a. m. High n1ass az 10 90
m. Vespers at ? 90 D. NJ
Sacred Heart. Notre Dame-Rev. John
h. Scheier, &. ). C.. pastor. Low mass
q 90 a. II. Students mass al S 90 a.
N. Parish mass al l0:l5 a IN Vespers
at {. 90 p. N.
st. Stephens HunEarian-Thomas ana
Mcpherson SITS. Rev Lawrence Hor-
vath. pastor. Mass at 800 and 10 rs
u. Sunday schoo. at 200 p. 10. Ben
edictiOn at O0 .. m.
st. Patriotism 5. Taylor At Rev.
John + DeGrOOte. G. S. C.. pastor. Low
masses az q 90. : 80 and . 90 a m HiSa
mass and sermon NJ 10 30 Baptism az
? 90 D. IN. Nespers al 3:30 p. "a. sun
day school az 800 p N. Meeting OF
church societies at 90 D. u.
st. Joseph's-Hin 81. and Lasalle av
Patrick }. Carroll Z. :. C.. pastor Low
masses at Z 80 and 300 a. m. High
mass at 1000 a. m. PenedictOn az .O0
.. m.
Sacred Heart Belgian-1l26 W Thorn
as st Rev. Charles Fischer. pastor.
Mass at 100 and o 30 a. ID. sunday
school az 2 80 y. ~. BenedlcuOn az 90
o. 70.
II. Mary % the Holy Rosary. Polish
National Catholic Rev. Basii Sycht4.
pastor Sundays: First mass at 500
u high uaass aud sermon ~ 10 90 q
Ia; sunday school az 2 20 . n.
IT. Mary's German-f3i s. TAYLOR 81
Rev. J. N. Scherer. q. s. g. pastor Mass
at 80 and 10 90 a. m. sunday school
az 2:3O p. m. BeBediction at 5 90 o. 10.
MISSIONS
Mennonite Hope 81 Z. Jeners0s
blvd. Sunday school ar 2-3C p.
'Teach4ng at 30 p. N
Preaching 2 80 and 80 D. n SerV
Ices every night except Wednesday
Mary Nunemaker In charge
City-I1j r. jefferson blvd Ray a
Bird. superintendent sunday school az
90 D. N bible class az Z 90 2 "a
Evening service NJ 30 with half
hour song service. Supt. Ray A. Bird
viii speak on Jesus SIS % Preacher"
Gospel Al r. Lasalie az. Services
"Wednesday saturday and sunday even
ings az 80. sunday school ~ 10 90 4
70 each SundaE
SPIRITljALIST
The Progress sive Spiritual society viii
hold services NJ - 20 and 30 o. On. eTery
Sunday az 800 5. Michigan 81, Eedmcu 3
hall
Sra1r-a~- ~ Coo~., T. Kya--a =
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BAPTIST.

First-Corner Main and Wayne SITS.
Rev. L ;. Davis ID. d.. pastor. Res
ldence 211 w. Wayne st. Bible school
at . $50 a. M {. ). stephens. superin-
tendent.
At 1915 a. m Rev Ray A. Bird viii
preach. Young peoples meeting at
& 80 p. m. At $50 p. m. Rev. J. 4.
Burnett, ID. D., pastor OF the First
Presbyterian church OF Mishawaka, viii
preach Prayer meeting on Wednesday
az :45 p. m.
Quincy Street-Rev. 7. Roney. acting
pastor sunday school no IN a. N.
J. ". Kendall. superintendent.
Public worship az 80 a. IN. Sermon
subject: a Race Worth While -
Young pc ople's meeting at 6:45 p. m.
At 80 p. M public worship. Sermon
subject: Feeding on Ashes" Weekly
prayer meeting on Wednesday at :4a
p. IA.
hungarian - Corner Washington az
cherry st Rev. b. Bertok. pastor.
FIRST swedish - Corner Laurel and
Napier SITS Services az 10 60 a. N. and
80 p. ~
ut. Zion-Rev. T. r. Smartt PASTOR
sunday school az $50 a. ~. Classes for
an ages. IL a. N.
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FOOIISHNUTNT

There was a brave man named Joe
Wynn,
Who won a young girl with his grynr
He asked for a kiss.
Then said the sweet miss:
Pm ready and waiting-begynnl