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e-ugISTIaN SCIENCE.

First church of Christ Scientist
corner Park avenue and Meadow
81 rect Services at / A. M. Subject:
Doctrine OF Atonement
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TRINITY METHODIST.
Broad and Twentieth Street.
Rev. II. r. Gambler. Pastor,

Sunday school. $3.50 A, NJ. Preach
ing by the pastor at II A. NJ. and 8
p. NJ. Special music and Easter SER
mon. Epworth League, 7:l5 F. M.
Public invited.
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First English Evangelical Lutheran
Cor Monument Avenue and LON
hrrdy street Easter services con
Quoted by the pastor the Rev. j. j.
:chcrcr. Jr. D. D. Morning service
II o'clock. The Faster Message
Evening service s O'Clock Jesus and
You" Reception OF members. and
Communion will be administered at
both services.
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PRESBYTERIAN

l7irst Presbyterian-~Frea ching at
II 4. NJ, and si5 p. Nj. by DR. +.
IT MeFaden. Sunday school at $3.50
and Bible classes ut 10 A. NJ.
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st. PauI's Episcopal Church

st. PauI's Episcopal Church.---Hofy
Communion at 1880 A. M. Sunday
school celebration at 9:45 A. NJ. Morn
ing prayer and communion n IL A.
NJ. Evening prayer at S:15 p. NJ. AT
the IL o'clock service the rector. Rev.
w. r. Bowie, D. D.. will preach on
The Passing of the Sea-" and ut 8:i5
on The Message of the Resurrection"
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trnitarian~-Corner of Floyd avenue
and North Harrison street at II
O'clock The Reverand Charles +.
russell will preach on Easter
Triumph of Personality" sunday
school at 1920
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METHODIST

METHODIST
Decatur Street --- Epworth League
prayer service at \. NJ. Sunday
school at $50 A. NJ, Preaching at /
a. NJ. and +. M. by the pastor
rev. Jno. L. Bray. Special Easter
music BY the choir at both the morn
,ns aad evening services.
CHRISTIAN
Third misunderstanding and
communion service Il A. NJ. con-
Quoted BY the pastor, J. O. Helsa-
no X. Bible school $50 A. NJ Senior
l.ndeavor 1'P. Nj. Sermon By the pas
IN F. NJ. Prayer service Wednes-
uay 5 +. NJ.
ta!rmount--C. f. Elmo-e minister.
Lessons AT An Empty Tomb. Will
he The sermon subject a. l1:oo A.
II. Al night MIR. Gilmore will speak
e. AN Honorable Name" Bible
lool at s3e a, NJ Christian En-
de vor at 700 p. NJ. Special music
al oil services.
Hahoveg- Avenue--Prcachin both
3.orring. and evening by Rev. Mar
81 Il Ningfield Morning subject:
a. Resurrection. Evening sub
sc-t: Lessons From the Life OF
Joshua. This Is the tourth sermon
Of a series on the ODD Testament
Characters Christian Endeavor at
: O'Clock Sunday school at $50 n
-.
seventh Street.-The pastor, II. y
I. Maclachlan. will occupy his pulpit
T.. ii A. NJ. and Sis z. NJ These
survices will continue the evangelisuc
services which have been conducted
turing the past week, The morning
lh}ect will be: "Easter and Me- The
= enlng subject will be: "A Good
Sport" Decision day will be observed
the sunday school Christian En-
4savor meeting at I y. NJ.
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hart
orsanist: Miss Mabel Taylor.
Director: Prot. E. II. Cosby.
PARK PLACE NJ. r.
Morning service; Organ--Pas-
! toraIe, 81. Clair.
Hymn-"Oh for Thorsan
Tongues TO Sing" Mason.
, Creed.
Prayer.
Anthem--"Haii Festal Day" Nor
rison.
Lesson from the Old Testament
Psalm and Gloria Patri.
Lesson from the New Testament.
Offertory--'The Savior xiveth,
Duo for soprano and alto with violin
obligato. Wilson.
Hymn--"Christ the Lord is Risen
Today" Davtdica-
Sermon.
Prayer.
Anihem-"Break Forth Into JOY"
Dale.
Hymn Know That Ny Re-
desmer Iavcth." Burney.
Benedtcuon.
pos0ude-'Hosanna Wachs.
Evening Service
Organ-."March Cejebre," Lach ner.
Hymn-"Jesus Savior Pilot Me-
Gould.
Creed.
Prayer.
Anthem--"Now is Christ Risen
Eichol.
Lesson from the Old Testament
Psalm and Gloria Patri.
Lesson from the New Testament
Offertory--'Break Forth Into JOY"
Dale.
Hymn "One Sweetly Solemn
Thought" Tourgee.
Sermon.
Prayer.
Hymn-"Beyond the Smiling and
the Weeping" Harrington.
Benediction.
postiude--March, Lemmens.
Choir: Mrs. Joseph Wharton. So
prano: Mrs. James Quarles. Alto:
Cleon Hannaford, tenor; Rowland
Nunnaly, bass: Mrs. Austin w. Mar
tenstein, organist and director: Miss
Adele levitt. violinist.
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rAIRMOrNT AyFNIrE M nj

Sims. organ.st and accompanist. and
! j II. johnson. director.
PARAMOUNT AVENUE NJ. e.
Organ voiuntary-"The Clati1n
Call" Wilson
Anthem--'sing for the Day !.
Breaking" Peele
Hymn--"Iaii the Day that Gees
Him Rise"
Apostles Greed.
Gloria Patri.
PRAYER.
selection--Male quartet.
Lesson.
oKerto~y-'wang Unto TIE Lord"
Herbart
Hyrnn--"our Lord is Risen"
Prayer.
Benediction.
Organ voluntary march in D la.
John Loud.
Anthem-"In Christ Shall all BE
Made Alive" Lorenzl.
Hynn-''He Dies. the Friend of
Sinners Dies
Gloria Patri.
Anthem-"He Is Risen"
offertory Glorious Conquero-. IS
G hriel
Hymn--"I Know that my Re-
ieemer Lives
Sermon---'Ts Man fmmort al?''
Hymn--'Haii to Jesus"
Prayer.
Benediction
Members OF the choir are:
Sopranos Mrs II. r. Hechlcr.
Mrs Raymond Carter. Miss Olsa
Shapland, Miss Blanch Readles. Miss
Blanch Shackeiford, Miss Emma
Shackleford. Altos: Mrs. Lewis Gen
try. Mrs. f. NJ. Brushwood, Mrs. May
White. Tsnors: Lewis Gentry. c. ".
Pollard, Charlie Smith. Basses: Will
lie Chaiklay. George Fletcher
George Lane. MarshelI Brush wood
organist, Miss Mercy Lane. Luther J.
Hit. pastor.
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A. M. c. p. walford, Jr., superin-
tcndent. Sermon by the pastor, Rev.
L. 8. Flournoy, at II A. M. Subject:
Question of the Ages"
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Second Presbyterian-Thc pastor.
I.sv Russell Cecil. II. d. will preach
at both services, II A, NJ, aud s:f5
r. NJ The sacrament of the. Lords
+ oper will be observed Al the morn
tgr service.
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TABERNACLE BAPTIST.
Morning worship: Organ Prelude
Doxology.
1uvocation--(sioria
As 1t Began to Dawn" by Foster
Hymn, No. 1877
Reading OF Scripture
Festival TIE Deum e fat, by Buck,
Prayer.
Hymn. No. l2e.
Now is Christ Risen, with Halle
lujah," by Warren.
Message.
Hymn. No. 1873.
Benediction.
Evening Worship.
Organ Prelude.
Cantate Domino, by Buck.
Hymn. No. 1871.
Reading of Scripture
"Hosanna." by Garner
Prayer.
Hymn, No. 1870
King All Glorious" by Barnby.
Message.
Prayer
Hymn, No. 1879.
Benediction.
The choir is composed Of: So
pranos: Mrs. l.. E. Cowherd. Miss
Ardelle Davis
Altos: Mrs. g. 3. Williams ss,.
Lucille Kendall.
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ST. JAMES METHODIST.

Morning services: Opening--hymn
No. III.
Hymn---So. 1856.
Prayer.
Duet--"Lo Am with You Al
ways" by Fearis,
Sung by: Mrs John p. Proctor and
Walter A. Watkins.
Psalm. ss.
Gloria
Orrertory. Christ the Lord Is
Risen Today" by Williams.
Hymn. 1T.
Sermon by pastor. r. p. Lumpkin
Anthem--"Awakeni Chorus"
Hymn, 1863.
Benediction.
Evening service: Opening. organ
voluntary.
Hymn. $50.
Prayer.
voluntary-"An Evening Prayer
Scripture lesson.
Offertory--"The Radiant Morn"
by Woodward.
Hymn. lS5.
Sermon by pastor. r. p. Lumpkin.
Hymn, ia.
Benediction.
Personnel OF choir; Sopranos. Mrs.
John B. Proctor, Miss Maggie Blay-
ton. Miss Lovella Spain. Miss Eliza
beth Fry, Miss Elma Furh. Altos:
Miss Doris Mooney. Mrs. J. b. Learh.
Miss Lena Ogilvie. Tenors: Walter A.
Watkins. w. r. Carrier. Bass: w. a.
Creekmore. Organist: Miss Alyse
Bates.
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CHRISTIAN

COLONEL Place-l5 stop, Westhamp
ton. car line. Preaching at j
o'clock by Rev. L. F. Harris Subject
THE Open Sepulcher".
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Grace Memorial Soldiers Home
chapei) Preaching at ii a. NJ. and
S:15 p. NJ. by the pastor, Rev. Dr.
John Franklin Carey. Sunday school
$3.50 A. M, and Epworth League at
I7:l5 l.. M, Sunrise prayer meeting
at Z, conducted by the Epworth
League on the Chapel steps.
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Tenors: NJ. L. Tyler, NJ. L. NorveIi
Baaso: Aubrey Pond. Horace Luck,
hart.
Organist: Miss Mabel Taylor.
Director: Prof. E. II. Cosby.
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Easter Hallelujah," (Wilson).
Now Is Christ Risen" (Warren).
This is the Lords Doings, Halo
luJah." tTurner).
Postlude--"Grand March, fFaions) i,
organ solo.
The personnel Of the choir consists
of Mrs. Lille Gaines Phillips. So
rrano; Mrs. Fl. p. CARRIER, contraifn:
J. Floyd Huxter. Jr.. tenor: Charles
I. Nunnally, basso; Miss Angie G..
Sims. organist and accompanist, and
J II. Johnson, director
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MONUMENT VI. L.

Morning. Organ Prelude.
Anthem--~"In the End of the Sab
bath" tArthur H. TargetD.
Hymn.
Prayer
Anthen-'Lo. the Dawn is Break
ing" Carr. from A Ruhenstein).
Psalm, Gloria Patrt.
Scripture lesson.
ofrertory Tenor Soio--''Awa &s
Thou that Sleepes,." Ward Ste
phensl.
Hymn.
Anthem-''rhey have taken ava!
My Lord" tJohn Stainer).
Hymn.
Benedictton.
Organ Postlcde.
Evening.
Organ postlude,
Authenticated Thou" fBernart
Jackson).
Hymn.
Prayer
Anthem-"Iet all the World re
joice." (Philip Greenly).
Scripture lesson.
orertory Anthen-"He Lives,
&c. Waring Stebbins).
Hymn,
Sermon.
Anthem-"Christ is Risen" cd
mund Turner).
Hymn.
Benediction
ORGAN Postlude
Choir: Miss Amorctt Barker: SC
prano: Miss Gravce w. Alley: con
tralto: T. Coleman Andrews; tenor
J. Melvin O'Grady; baritone: G.: II
Ashburn. Jr., organist and director.
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Second Presbyterian--Thc pastor.
I.sv Russell Cecil. Il. d. will preach
at both services, II A. NJ, and S:t5
F. NJ The sacrament of the Lords
oper will be observed Al the morn
tt service.
Third Prcsbyt erian--Twcnty~S Sixth
~ Broad streets, Regular services
III be held at II \. NJ. and s; r.
conducted by the pastor, Rev. II.
: Williams Sunday school al $40
NJ, and the Westminster League
/; ..I5 r. NJ.
iurton--There will be Sunday
Il. hool at 1915 A. NJ. and preaching
500 r. NJ. by the pastor, the Rev.
] ,gA Fitzpatrick. Jr.
Grace Covenant-Services in Bin
. a Junior high school building. Rev.
Charles l. King will preach at II a.
NJ. and Rev NJ, r. Turnbull at p.
Sabbath school meets at $50
A. II.
Ioge Nineteenth and
rankin streets Rev. Jas. f Cook
III preach at IL A. NJ. ana s P. Nj.
church of the Ascension-Holy
,alnlnunion 1880 A. M, Morning
r-,yer. sermon and holy communion
~ II o'clock. subject: THE Resur
rection and The Life" Sunday school,
e. ster celebration at !. No services
at night Rev. Philip A. Arthur,
rector. will preach.
-, James-Holy communion at A.
NJ. Holy communion, Morning
prayer and sermon at IL O'Clock,
Children's Easter festival at p. NJ.
Evening prayer and sermon at Sis
o'clock The rector. Rev. G. Freeland
Peter. will preach in the morning and
afternoon. and the Rev. Walter Will
lams in the evening.
ST. Paurs Holy communion at 1880
4. NJ. Sunday school celebration at
a:4a A. NJ. Morning prayer and COM
,runion at IL. Evening prayer at
sis At the IL o'clock service the
rector. Rev. w. r. Bowie, d. D., will
preach on The Passing Of the Sea"
ard at Sis on The Message OF
the Resurrection"
Church OF the Holy Comforter
Rev. w. e. Cox rector. Easter
Sunday. Holy communion 1890 A.
NJ. morning prayer ana I1Oiy COfl
.muuion II. Special music. Evening
prayer and sermon o'clock.
Monumental--The rector, Rev.
James Norris, d. D.. will preach at
II A. NJ. and P. NJ. Holy COM
munion A. M, and IL A. M. Sunday
school 1t s:45. Mems Rible class
1000 A. M. Specially fine Easter
music At both services.
BAPTIST
3inter Park--Wm. Hedley. pastor;
1890 A. NJ, subject: The Resurrec-
sion Of Jesus" Sis p. NJ. subject:
The Furniture" Sunday school $3.50.
First BAptist-Preaching at IL
o'clock and 3 o'clock by the pastor,
Rev. Ceo. w. Mcdaniel. ID. d. Sum
day. school meets at $40: B. 7. P.
a.. r. y.
AAn1oapA-o&reet - Rev. NJ, 3,
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HOLY COMFORTER (Episcopai).
Hymn--'"The Day Of Resurrection.

Martin.
Anthem-''christ Our Passover"
Holden.
Gloria Patria-( Nevins). Nevina
TIE Deum in e fat, Buck.
Jubilate Dec in fiat, Corbin
lntrait Hymn--"Angels Roll the
Rock Away" Roper.
kyrie--Chant.
Gloria Tibi--Chant
Hymn-"Jesus Christ LIS Ris'n To-
day" Lyra Davidica-
Offertory-"Raise Now Your Joyful
Praises" Macy.
Sanctus-Chant
Hymn--"o Saving Victim wslow.
Gloria in Excelsis--Oid Chant.
hymn ''Hark Ten Thousand
Voices" Dykes.
Evening
Hymn-"Christ the Lord Is Risen
Today" Rimbault
Gloria Patri-Nevtns.
Magnificent. in r. Tours
Nunc Dim!ttis, in r. Tours.
Anthem hymn-"The Shadows of
the Evening" Hiles.
Hymn--'"rhe Strife is Ger" rai-
istsa.
offertory-"I Know tina, my Re-
deemer Liveth." Shockley.
Hymn-"Come Ye Faithful" Sui
Ivan
Mrs. Bright Anderson. orgnnist. r.
B. Minor, director.
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RROAD.STREET NJ. r.

BROAD-STREET N. T.
Prelude--"Jubila-" (Silver) organ
solo: They Have Taken Away My
Lord" tStainer); King All Glorious
(Barnby); Christ is Risen." (Nichol,
Postlude-'Grand Chorus" (Dii-
mont), organ solo.
Evening Services.
Prelude .HHtietutah Chorus, =
(HandeD. organ solo.
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Tnird Prcsbyt observation-disclosures Sixth
: ~ Broad streets, Regular services
III be held at II A. NJ. and s, p.
conducted by the pastor, Rev. II.
: Williams. Sunday school at $40
! NJ, and the Westminster League
us r. N.
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METHOOT6T
Gintsr Park-Sunday school 1t $3.50
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,'lgr,on--There will be Sunday
hool at 1915 A. NJ. and preaching
500 p. NJ. by the pastor the Rev,
,ga Fitzpatrick. Jr
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Highland Park-Rev. r. NJ
White. pastor. Preaching II a. M
and p. NJ. Sunday school A. NJ
Epworth League p. M.
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Woodland misunderstanding II
A. NJ, and s P. M, by pastor, Rev.
r. b. Proctor. Sunday school $3.50
| come with us.
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C,inter Park--Wm. Hedley. pastor
1900 A. NJ, subject: THE Resurrec
tion OF Jes1s' Sis p. NJ. subject
.The FURNITURE" Sunday school s:3t
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EPISCOPAL

Church of the Ascension-Holy
,inmunion 1880 A. NJ, Morning
Y.'syer, sermon and holy communion
~ II o'clock. subject; THE Resur-
rectton and The Life" Sunday school.
e. ster celebration at !. No services
at night Rev. Philip A. Arthur,
rector. will preach.
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Grace Covenant--Services in Bin
a Junior high school building. Rev.
Charles l. King will preach at II a.
Nj. and Rev. NJ, r. Turnbull at s p.
- Sabbath school meets at $50
\, II.
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St James--Corner Twenty Ninth
land Marshall streets, Rev. r. p.
Lumpkin, pastor. Preaching sunday at
II A. M, and Sis P. NJ, by the pas
tar. Sunday school at $50 a. NJ. Mid
week prayer services Wednesday at 8
r. NJ. Special Easter music.
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Broad Street---Preaching IL A. NJ,
and 5 p NJ. by the pastor. Rev. Fred
4. Chenault Morning subject: 'Iiv-
ing Among the Dead" Evening
Building for the Future" Special
Easter music at both the morning
and the evening service.
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First BAptist-Preaching at IL
o'clock and o'clock by the pastor,
Rev. Geo. w. Mcdaniel. d. D. Sum
day school meets at $40: B. Y. p.
a.. r. -.
49, ss a3 t5Nels /.
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Asbury--Rev. K. V. Carson. pastor.
Regular services morning and even
ing by the pastor with special music.
sunday school 9:30 a. NJ. Epworth
League prayer meeting at A. NJ.
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Centenary-Grace street between
Fourth and Fifth. Preaching at II
A NJ, and sis 2. NJ. by the pastor
Rev. Thomas A. Smoot
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IIoge Mem orial~Nineteenth and
rankin streets, Rev. Jas. f Cook
: III preach at IL A. NJ. ana r. NJ.
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Barton Heights-W T. A. Haynes
pastor. Special Easter program sun
day. morning theme The Resurrec-
ton" At s:i5 the choir will render an
Eater cantata entitled: The Con-
turion.' A class Of children will be
received into the church al the
morning service.
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BASEBALL
AMERICAN.


AT DETROIT
Detroit 5, Philadelphia 4.
AT WASHINGTON
Washington II, Chicago 6.
AT NEW YORK
Mex York 4, Cleveland 6.
AT BOSTON
Boston 3, st. Louis ). Second game
Boston 4, St Louis g.
NATIONAL.
AT CINCINNATI
Cincinnati TO- Philadelphia 1.
AT ST LOUIS
st. Louis 3, Boston ).
AT CHICAGO
Chicago 3, New York
AT PITTSBURGH
Pittsburgh 0, Brooklyn
SOUTHERN.
AT ATLANTA
Atlanta a. Nashville 3
AT MOBILE
Mobile 8, Memphis ,. Second game
Mobile 5. Memphis 0.
AT NEW ORLEANS
New Orleans /, Little Rock ? Sec
ond game, New Orleans 5, Littl.
Rock /
AT BIRMINGHAM
Birmingham 4, Chattanooga ;.
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HELP THE KIDNEYS
Brunswick Readers are Learning the
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Brunswick Readers are Learning tht
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The lame, weak or aching back
The umoticed urinary disorders
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When the kidneys are weak
Help them with Doans Kidney
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A remedy especially for weak kid
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Doon's have been used in kidney
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Endorsed by $4,000 people-endors
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Proof in Brunswick citizon's
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SUNDAY SCHEDULE

Weekly excursions Thursdays, June
1st to Sept 1st
Leave Brunswick. 500 pm
Leaye Ocean Pier. 1900
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CASH PRICE FOR YOUR LIBERTY
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EVENINGS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-30
Mayor Carson Renews Effort
to Get First Shot" Gun Fired
By Arch, for South Bend

when the command "Fire," was Civ
en-. Because of the fog it was i'm
possible 70 observe the effect of the
first shot, but at a. m. when the
fog lifted. the firing was directed
from an observation post to Haut
Rioville farm in No-Man's land. A
German working party among the
barbed wire entanglements was dis
persed and then fire was shifted to a
German battery which had been ac-
tive the night before.
The gun crew present at the first
firing consisted of: Sergt. AleXan-
der Arch, chief of section: Cpl Rob
ert Edward Warthen, Sergt Lonnie
DOminick. Sergt Frank GrabOwski,
Pvt. Louis Varady and Pvt. John
Waderczak. The officers present
We're: Lieut.. Idus r. McLendon.
battery commander; Lieut.. Ralph T.
Heard. executive officer; Lieut..
Franz NJ Mitchell and Second Liuet.
Arthur Z. Braxton."
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CAPT. TOYNE WILL
MAKE ADDRESS
Former Local Superintendent
to Speak at State Sanitary
Association.

Capt j. W. Toyne. superintendent
Of the South Bend city water de-
partment during the administration
OF former Mayor Fred w. Keller,
but who is now in the United states
military service, will be one OF the
principal speakers at the 18th an
nual convention Of the Indiana SAM
tary and Water supply association
at indianapolis April 9 and 10.
Capt. Toyne will address the con-
ventioR on Camp Utilities" his ad-
dress being on the program for the
afternoon session OF the 10th. Mem
bers Of the city water board. includ-
ing G.. A. Elliott. John +. DeHaven
and Harvey ROstiser, are planning to
attend the meeting as is also DIR.
Emil G.. Freyermuth, secretary OF
the city board of health.
Among the other speakers on the
program for the two-day session are
Maj. J. o. Cobb and Capt. W. f.
King, who are both well known fra
South Bend. They are connected
with the United States public health
service, and have visited this city
several times in connection with their
work as government officials.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-30
MANY IN NAVY ARE
ELIGIBLE TO DISCHARGE

According TO information received
at the local navy offices many en-
listed men who signed for service
for four years may apply for and re-
ceive their honorable discharge pa
pers. The order as received by the
Offices states as follows:
All men who enlisted i'm the navy
for four years. between the dates
April Z. 1917, and Nov. II, 1913, can
upon his own application made 70
the secretary Of the navy before
July l, 1919. be held 20 cOnstrUe and
have enlisted for the duration OF the
war. and shall be granted honorable
discharge as soon as the circum-
stances of the case shall permit. All
L. s. n. z. F.'s will be released by
Jan. 90, 1920. The peace personnel
of the navy is fixed at 100000 until
June so, 1920.
THE present war pay will be
made the base pay for peace times.
$3.50 the minimum rate. All
schools at the Great Lakes training
station are running at present and
require apprentice seamen. clerks,
telegraphers. cooks, musicians, fire.
men and machinists.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-30

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-30
CPL. HUFFMAN VISITING
PARENTS ON FURLOUGH

Eighteen months service with the
American expeditionary a partici-
pant in nearly all of the big drives
and returning home without a scratch
is the record of Cpl. John ]. Huff
man. 2O-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. s Huffman, 1919 Riverside
drive. Cpl. Huffman arrived in
South Bend yesterday on a 20-day
furlough from Fort Totten, y. Y.
He enlisted at the focal army re-
cruiting station on March s, 1917,
and was Immediately sent TO the re-
ceiviug station at Columbus bar
racks. Shortly after the declat alton
OF war he was transferred to reg
ular army unit which was undergo
ing a course of intensive training
preparatory TO sailing for France.
He arrived on foreign soil in Au-
gust Of 1917 and was attached to
the 44th coast artillery. He took
part in the battles of the Somme. St.
Mihiel Champagne Meuse, and AL
gonne Forest.
At the time of the signing of the
armistice, Huffman was a student at
the officers training school. which
was being conducted at the Saumur
school in France. He completed his
course on December ., 1918. and was
recommended for an appointment as
second lieutenant. but the commits
sion was not awarded him on ac-
count OF the war department order
that no more commissions should be
given after the signing OF the arm
istice.
Cpl. Huffman viii complete his
enlistment next March.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-30
TO SHOW WORK OF
Y. w. C. A. IN "M0VIES"

On Sunday evening at the First
Christian church all of the films de-
plotting the work of the Young Wom-
ans Christian association which have
been exhibited in this city during
the past week, will be shown. These
include scenes taken in the NUM-
ton plants of France. at Camp
Devens, at the Hollywood studio in
California, in China and with the
Blue Triangle Trailer" and will
doubtless prove valuable in an edu-
cational way as informing the public
of the enormous amount of work
which the Y. w. c. A. is carrying to
completion.