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community.

leading commercial school in its own
community:
(2) Each school in the Associa-
ton is an institution IN which there ex-
lists proper conception OF the require
ments Of the commercial world and IN
which there IS a proper educational
and business organization TO provide
the training so demanded.
90 Accredited Schools offer
courses of study that have been ap-
proved by expert business educators
and by the leading business men in all
lines in which graduates of commercial
schools are employed.
(4) Accredited Schools can give
the graduate Prestige-for the reputa-
ton Of the student can be no better in
the business world than is that Of the
school from which he is graduated.
50 The membership Of a school
in the National Association Of Accred-
tied Commercial Schools guarantees TO
The student that the institution is truly
educational in spirit and purpose.
co. The South Bend Business
College is an Accredited Commercial
school The next term opening occurs
January s. Telephone, or call for
cstalog.
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"HERE are certain advantages IN
attending an Accredited School
which the thoughtful student
will be quick to appreciate.
CD Every Accredited School has
proved its right to be known as the
leading commercial school in its own
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MtIhODlSI.

NEI nODlSi.
Iirst-Iev Joseph y. Greene, p. D.,
pastor. Class meeting at $40 b. ~
sunday school 40 g 30 a. m. Kenneth r..
Beers. superintendent.
Public worship M 1910 a. m. and 30
m. The sacrameutal service VIII De
observed at the morning hour. I'D
worth league at $50 =. m At the even
ing hour Or Greene VIII speak ON the
subject "a Noble Resolution. Mo
week service "Wednesday evening, led by
the pastor.
IT. PauFs-Bev. James =. Gardiner.
i. D. pastor Rev X. H. Carlson, act
ing pastor. sunday scu'1l at 9.3O a.
IN. o. A. Fulkcrson. superintendent
Morning worship no 1898. sermon
by the pastor. Epworth league at go
p. IN. Evening Worship at 30 sub
lest Of sermon. ''Whut one Man Did
ABOUT Ills Past" Midweek service on
"Wednesday at 40 ,. IN
Grace Corner Michigan aud Tut sta.
Rev p II. Beck. pastor. Class meeting
st 5 40 T. m sunday school at 9 80 a.
IN. elem Whiteman, superintendent
Morning worship at 1913. Sermon
tl eme. a New Man for the NeS
Year" bv the pastor Epworth League
at $50 o. M: Charles lseman. leader
ject. a sponge OF Hydrant Which
for 1927"
Trinity blaine and vassar avs. Rus.
sell L. Phillips pastor Residence VI
Cleveland av Sunday school al DO a
m. Mrs W. l.. owen, superintendent
EpWOrth Memorial Corner Lincoln
vay w aud Olive st. Rev. G. W.
Switzer. pastor. sunday school at ? 80
a. no. Glenn Finney, superintendent.
Ls-sm Heights Miner and francis
ats Rev. &. J. Gordon, pastor sunday
$4,000 90 p.4j - m II. {. belong
superIn tendent
Stuii NensriaI church. Cor. s. Mlchi-
Eau and Victoria Sis. charles II. Lee
aon. ID. &. l.. pastor. sunday school al
u a. m john Edwards. superintendent
German-Lafayett blvd. aud Wayne
81 Rev Fred IA. koehuemann, pastor
SUNDAY school 90 . 80 a m. Charles r
STARK. superintendent.
Morning Worship bon GermEn at 1880
Sermon .uer-e. "ZaccheuS. the Curious
Epwortb league no : 90 p. ul. 40 ;3l
D. m.. song service 900 Worship I'm Eng
Esh. Sermon suh'ect, The Aunua
Inventory
Wesleyan 80 T. Broadway. Rev
Glen e. Payne. pastor Residence 14Ol
T. Rush 81 sabbath school at . 80 a
a.. ~ e.. Porter. superintendent
River Park seventh St south 81
Nlslav-ka ay Rev. q. J.. Rulison. pas
to- sunday school nc 80 a. IN. Ma
sl8iI GrI. superin tendent
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at Z 80 a. N. High mass at 10 co a. IN.
Vespers at ? 100 p. M.
Sacred Heart NOtre Dame-Rev. John
3. Scheier pastor. Low mass at GOO a.
n. Students mass at 5 100 &. IT.. Parish
mass al 1000 a. m. Nespers at 90 p. m.
st. stanislNus PoIish-415 :. Lincoln st
Rev. Roman Marciniak, G. =. e. pastor
Masses at go 9 90 and 10 90 a. m.
Sacred Heart Rungarian-Catalpa and
Indiana avs. Rev. Alexander G.. Yupa
pastor. Low mass az Z 90 p. m. Baptism
at 80 p. IN. Nespers at Z 80 p. 10.
st. Mary's OF The Holy Rcsary-Polish
Catholic at corner Sample and KOsiusko
SITS. Rev. Basil Sychta pastor. Low mass
week DAYS, 40 n. m. Sunday, S 100 a. m
High mass Sundays and Holy Days at
10 90 a. IN.
s. stephens HunEnRlaA-Thomas and
Mcpherson sta Rev. Lawrence HsS-
vath. pastor. Mass at = 90 and 10 rs .
n sunday scnoo, az 2:oS ,. N. Bsh.
sdiction at 3 90 .. N.
ST. PatIiek's-Sc7 s. Tayko4 st Rev.
John +. DeGrOote. c. S. c. pastor
Mast At 6, 1880, and 10 80 O'Clock.
SIS Jossph'-Hm ct and LssalIe Az.
Patrick j. Carroll c. S. c., paGtOr. Low
masses At 7.30 anc 600 O. m. High
mass at 10 90 a. m. Hsnediction at :0s
.. m.
Sacred Heart BslEiSA-1i26 ". Thom.
ss At Rev. Charles Fischer pastor
Mass at Z 90 and $50 a. u. SuHdAJ
school at 2 80 .. m. BeEsdiction ct zee
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SALVATION ARMY

salvation Army-Meetings every night.
except sunday az : O'Clock az 101 " Col
fax av sunday services. jail meeting
@ 20 O'Clock a. u., sunday school at =
O'Clock. young lelplcs meeting az o 81
O'Clock. preaching oy Capt Trevitt at :
of-tnfl
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SPIRITUALIST.

Progressive Spiritual Society meets in
Redmen's hall, 900 ;. Michigan st. sun
day at 80 p. IN.
Charles A. TN mpSOn. speaker. Sub
let. THE Miracle Man and the Med
ical Fraternity Message bearers
Charles A. Thompson and Wilbur HOOl.
Medical men cordially invited.
international spiritusIists - Melville
hall. every Tuesday evening at Z so p.
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VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA

Gospel aissiSn. $50 .. snshiSsz ct
All Christian societies invited 20 siH
open air meeting every Wednesday. Prt-
dny. saturday End SUNDAY sights. corner
wayne snd MicaiEan streets. Old-fash.
ionea gospel meeting az Volunteer mia
sion hrn sunday uight EYerysscy 10.
Fffsd AL wrlCs1e
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NJ. E.
PRESBYTERIAN.

wsstuinster-Scott auu Lindsey sta
Rev. Alfred M Eells. ID. u. pastor: res
tdszce. ass y. Scott e. sunday Hchooi
60 30 .. N, /. {. Whltcomb, Euperin-
ssndsnt Public Worship st 1o:t5 a. m.
and so p. m. The session meets be
fore the morning service. senior En-
oeavcr society meets az q 20 ,. M. Mid
week devotional service, Wednesday
: so p.
First-Corner on Washington -. and
Lafayette blvd Bible school 40 q So
10 John j. Shafer. superintendent
Mems Fellowship club mt $50 a. M. +;
Dr. - A. Lippincott. leader Morning
worship at 1913 Address by Rev W
q. smith. who represents the church in
the Philippines Midweek meeting We'd
nesday at % r. m. NOmen's mission
AIRY meeting ON FRIDAY afternoon ~ 8
o'clock In the church pariors.
Trinity -Rev IT. VI Rodgers. Ph D..
ulinister Bible school AZ $50 "a m
Hepe-Leer aud DAYTON sts Edwin g.
Ale ster minister Bible school az 80
. M; Frank kettriDg. superintendent.
GranEer-Rev. harris. pastor sunday
iU.45 . n. every sunday. Every body
Eelcoms.
Hungarian orner erry and WASH
iuEto1 sts Rev John Desc. pastor.
SUNDAY school st = 90 a.. m. Church
services az 1000 a. 70. Nesper services
90 : 60 =. "a.
BAPTIST.
frat Corner Main aud Wayne "a
Rev. O. $ Davis. ~ D.. pastor. Res
iden III " Wayns 81 Bible school
az go O.. m.- g. $. stephens, superir
Morning service at Io.l sermon
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ZION SERVICES

Every SUNDAY at 90 q NJ ia n.rlAr.
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CHURCH OF GOD.

Church 81 God of the AbrahamIo
Faith-Services in Melville hall, 212 ).
Lafayette 50. Sunday school at 1000. +.
A. Stilson superintendent
Church Of Ged or ealnts-Chspe. On
Harrison aV. one bloch north Of Lipcoln
Sunday school at e;46 O. m; n. -
Kirkley. superintendent
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EPISCOPAL.

ST. James'-Lafayette blvd. north Of
White. rector; Rev. r. Everett Carr.
vicar Holy communion. Z 30 a IA
Church school ut 9:45 a. m. Holy
eucharist and sermon by Fr. Carr at
IL 90 a. m Nespers at 90 p. n Young
npODIe'S service at 20 II m
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SCIENTIST.

First Church OF Christ. seientist-
Main and Madison SITS. Sunday services
az IL 90 s. M Testimonial meeting every
Wednesday at 8 90 .. m. Sunday school
for children ana young people up 20 the
age OF 20. from Q 40 20 10 80 a. M. sun
day school entrance on Madison ~
Reading rooms maintained by the,
church on the seventh floor Of the J. VI.
). building, are open daily except sun
a4y from II 20 5. and on Saturday even.
ing from 90
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FREE METHODIST.

Tree Methodist Pennsylvania Az and
Rukh 81 Rev. ". y Webster pastor
sunday school az $50 a n: Paul
Nsidtzel. superintendent Preaching at
10 50 N snd 80 IN
AFRICAN Nj. E.
Ouvet A. NJ. E.-Glu W Monroe 81.
Rev a BE- Residing. pastor. Class meet
iag az l. noon led uy Henry toker.
SUNDAY school at l. $50 p. IN, Henry
Cocker superintendent
TAyisF's a. n. r. Z'Ss-Corner Eddy
aEd CanpHu SITS Rev. l.. y. Powell
psater
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EVANGELICAL.

ZiOn-Corner Wayne ana St Peter SITS.
Rev Waldemar GOffeney, pastor sun
day school at 9:1j a. m; Charles Weber,
superintendent.
Mems Bible class meets az 9 Is a. m. ;
l. Hammerschmidt teacher. German
service at 1890 a. IN. 1T g 90 p. M,
lecture ON social settlement work, for
women only.
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JEWISH

Temple Bsth-El-Corner LaIAhs ~.
ana Taylor St
sermon: Behold the Dreamer Sis
terhood meets Jan. = az the home Of
Mrs A Mayerfeld, 21S W. Division st
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MISSIONS.

HOpe-65S y StudeDaKer ST. sunday
school az . so p. IN. Preaching AZ 30
and 80 p. N. Services during the
week and Monday. Friday and Saturday
evenings At 7:f5 o'clock All welcome.
Mary Nunemaker in charge.
City Rescue-i15 r. Jefferson blvd
Ray 4. Bird. superintendent.
Gospel-2l5 r. Lasalle Rv. Services
Wednesday evening at 1:45; Saturday
and sunday evenings az so Every body
welcome
PentecOstal, apostolic Faith-320 y
Olive ST sunday school at 1000 a. n.
Preaching at II 90 a. %. Evening serv-
ice 81 s o'clock. Midweek meeting on
Tuesday and Thursday evenings. J. B.
Rowe. evangelist
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(4) Accredited Schools can give
the graduate prestige-for the reputa-
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BRETHREN.

First-1214 5. Michigan 81 Rev G
" Rench. pastor Residence. IA L.
Broadway. Bible schoOi at $50 a. IN. /;
Rev Delbert Whitmer. superintendent.
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Astronomy I'm 1919.

The last year has not been a spec
tacular wear for the amateur astron-
omer There was a total eclipse of
the sun. but il was invisible from
this country. and no large comets or
brilliant noyae appeared. To the
professional astronomer 1t has. how
ever. been q year OF the greatest
importance Many excellent re-
searches have been finished and pub
lished. among others a series by H..
STANLEY OF Ait Wilson, in which the
distances of many Of the farthest
objects of the universe have been
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LUTHERAN.

NsIy Trinity EaEnsn-Sbernsn av
sns lindsey 81. Rev Albert II. RscE,
pastor. sunday school at e.l5 a. - {;
Charles Hass. superintendent
Et. rauI's GsrmAz-Je1ersoE ana wiz
liam ats. Rev h. Holle, pastor.
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Gloria Del swedish Chs pin and Kerr
SITS Rev. Gottfrld Olson. pastor. SundS :
school and Bible class at 2 90 a. m.
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Auten Chapel T. NitSche. pastor.
Residence 23O4 Lincoln way w. Mish-
awake. Bible school at 1000 a. m. /:
Jesse Barnes. superintendent.
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Regular services al 1915 a. m and
holy communion Sunday school teach
ers meet Monday evening. New Year )
eve services at goo p. IN New Years
dav services az 1915 a. m.
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GranEer-Bcv harris. pastor sunday
ebool a s.8J a. m. Divine worship az
iU:45 q IN every Sunday. Eyery body
Welcome
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Conference Memorial United :. -
Joseph - Rev. a. 4. Sickafoose. pastor
sunday school 80 a m Miss Agnes
Gordon. superintendent Preaching ser
vice. 1O:45; Christian Endeavor, o so and
evening service 80 Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening 40 40 Choir prac-
tiCc Thursday evening az 40.
The Glenwood post., 1919-05-10
THAT SHEEP QUESTION

HALL the who part their lives to tn,
~ development of the cattle Colorado see th
efforts of for naugh and acw their invade
ny sheep herds until the will longer support
catteY
The Grand Mesa Cattle Growers this
question the negative their uaum given this week through
committee to sheep who sought plant the
center OF excellent cattle The but
sent and the sheepman sheep elsewhere
now busy making arrangements to do
Our caemen take the that any
other adapted the grazing of both sheep cattle There
Is no such thing dual far these stock
concerned They do not thrive together pasture
and it well be understood cattlemen will
resist with legal and reasonable possess
coacmnt of sheep upon and used as cattle
ranges
The prosperity of this country the
ranches the building beautiful
support of schools and churches and busy cities
pendent upon the cattle industry and contrast with
ton that prevail the desert whence sheep
That our people do not propose change permit
change they have their the power
unfortunate condition.
To the credit of Mr. Jolly be sa appeared honest
and fair and after his first display of request
the committee he inclined to be reasonable and from
the committee sought aid him expense
and trouble possible with the carrying
demands that he the cattle territory This personal
matter with the catmen but of principle which they deem
be vital to their industry and prosperity
The Glenwood post., 1919-05-10
COOPERATION

EADVIIIE has learned little lesson in this last difficulty tina
should to be useful and bit of valuable
the days We have learned that difficulty
the scale altogether between few
and their that vitality commun
whole It large degree the publics business For
weeks heard many that examination and
proved be There the beginning that curious
dency
mud each other There tendency obscure the facts and
confuse the
On former have people crawl their holes
and pull the hole after them 1t credit of
eveheaded business seconded individuals
realize that weren't getting anywhere by calling that
determined effort made straight through jungle of
prejudice distrust and suspicion effort bring
tlement
In large they successful Some things be
accomplished The living price things
have sell conditions beyond local control
must all realize that fact
We have problems
they met proper spirit of cooperation be
obvad and least Herald
The Glenwood post., 1919-05-10
THE SCHOOL ELECTION

CHOO elections usually very commonplace else they
~ quite interesting and exciting Last Mondays
neither To be there than four times the
the school election and there
of and often
such ...-.-- ,.,
To the school board call that of necessity
to of citizens and it hanless task and little
wonder that keen offer the responsibilities
which with them license the public icise
demn their actions with they
may seek to the public
Major Delan the only himself
public duty and his the only printed the ballot
the voters and he insisted only
votes cast for him should be counted However, people proved
handy with and pencil showed
Observation-Disclosures though they had their rights
when they should have
was certified and placed the official ballot
This years experience should
people who vitality interested the take
long chances but should it hereafter
ery certified who will be acceptable the patrons
AS to Major Dean contention only candidacy should
and that votes else should
the Judges that thought repuve the idea
right OF franchise which literally guaranteed
os and nfed by decision this
men would Office through legal techncaty
when ouvoted by his rival one shot when the
other candidates not printed but was
written in by every of his supporters.
The Glenwood post., 1919-05-10
THEN AND. NOW

WHEN few wears ago the
w policy conservation of natural
establishment protection and perpeuation of the
national forests then called forest he mgned abused
rabbe that black which appeared him
white
editor had many friends among catmen whose friend
he valued sincerely thing for him
swords with them subject He fully realized
their and he rejoced with them their
threatened danger their industry
which they pretended and which Of them honestly
thought they could approaching very short time
We could savior of the cattle while taking
the role Of the agaor and digging prospective troubles which
materazed He rebands and there
today the great Importance of the cattle industry We have
knowingly and would knowingly straw in the of this
important industry which loyal than
those days when the anahemas of the cattemen
poured out upon defenseess head
editor enemy the
cattle industry friendly the federal conservation PLAN
called by the catmen perform delicate and unpleasant
rvceto trouble cattle and sheep and
protect the cattle industry the advanced ground has attained
since the forestry system became effective
We speaking by of criticism but by reminder
Simply reminder that caught glimpse of the future fifteen
while the reaching
by whom criticised stand
4rm for our honest convictions
Boys gladly forgive you equally glad
be Of little service this other time
the first time that the blind led the blind fallen
into the ditch while the with placed discard
because dared to have mind of 1t pleasing
that have amended their opinions believe
have always believed this important subject
threatened conflict this week nothing with what this
country would have suffered the few had federal
servaon thrown protecting industry
guarding and the grazing under
of the national forestry system.
The Glenwood post., 1919-05-10
PICKING ON THE PICKETS

of fashionable Washington hotels located within few
blocks of the White House. the street. the object OF
hotel walters strike dozen pickets signs calling at
enon to the that the hotel employing coored patrol
the sidewalk barker stands at the door of the hotel accosng
and leaving the place. and crcsng the hotel
management This has been for several weeks.
Some months ufagete who similarly pcketed the White
House. hundred times the distance from the doorway silently
banners cczng President Wilson, arrested by the
police authorities of the District of Columbia and number of them
for time confined in the District wokhouse along with
malefacos few weeks suagettes who assembled
with banners the opposite the White House arrested
and taken to police In the clash between the police and the
women, clothes and bruises inflicted.
This article intended mpropriety Of
cedue either call attention the fact that there has
been injustice the other The national administration
is the appointing of the police and judicial powers both
The fact that of pckeng involves and the
other voters would explain the difference
accorded Surely the fact that nkeeper annoyed
and the other the the White House, does change
the principle involved though the picket
being carried Pennsylvania does suggest that the admin
sraton which used the police crush the cketng
of the against the administration sympathy with m
else on the same sreet-Natonal Republican --- E
The Glenwood post., 1919-05-10
THE LURE OF THE CITY

of the boys returning from the stopping in
New Yoroo for their good and the good OF the
The dispatches tell of thousands of soldiers discharged
the remaining New York. to the extent that the city
gesed with Them and hundreds unable to find employment
The did thing when decided to send troops
inland mobozed possible but there
still discharges from the service in the eastern part OF the
country those who released from the service that region
who filling New York. rather than those who discharged
the middle But is said of those who
through discharged this making
their way back to New York again.
There isn't anything the of the big cities and
father and mother Holly knows the danger There has been
lure in the big cities began building them and prob
ably always will be- But distressing just the same
There always greater per deness and misery in the big
Cities and there believe that New York will hold
much of other city for the returning soldier who
persists in staying there-Holy Chieftain =
The Glenwood post., 1919-05-10
THE ADVENTURE OF FARMING

NIHAT! Farming adventure' Certainly. They mistaken
w who that adventure confined polar exploration,
grizzly bear hunting and leading desperate hope No Mans
Land.
To be the band does See Conquerng
Comes IN honor Of the farmer neither do the writers exciting
stories for boys build round the with pchfork
Nevertheless the life of the whose honorable calling
from sometimes reluctant Mother Nature food supply
world is essentially life of adventure
In spite of the fact that the agruurs is looked upon
good life insurance risk there dangers life
he encounters To stand all day upon
thresher within two feet of the whing cylinder
ADJUST the gale handle
no color but red and to hang onto of colts when they
started to and pull them adventurous
tasks of no order.
But the real is his
and not in its spectacular details adventuei This
is "eoers definition: An adventure is ga bold undertaking. in
which hazards be met and the issue hangs
events What could better describe the of farmngi
Boldly the farmer and plants the fields
with pow and disk But what shall the harvest be-
any crop at all be gahered He tell
labor depends upon ncacube events The only
the risks of business when he marketing crops he
fronts the elemental hazards of production The
planted corn rot cuworms
pag blight bug visit the
make the look like desert wind and hail NAV
lay low the most promising field of may
start the wheat in the shock growing
Often the farmer rproved for being
about the weather but the weather his undong As
certainly the failure of the argoses Antonio
arrive to put the Merchant of Venice grip shock
cut the pound of flesh nominated his certainly the
closure of mortgage financial independence determined for the
farmer by the natural forces beyond his control
Like every man who lives adventurous life, if
succeed he must have three characteristics and the first
ath He must believe that abundant harvest will follow gen.
ous sowing An old proverb has that
wind shall and rgar the clouds shall not
but the farmer facing squarey the possibilities failure and loss
must hold FAST the conviction that the whole
The Glenwood post., 1919-05-10

the side Of the and industrious er Of the SOIL and ahead
But to take great risks in faith The farmer
have the soldier spirit believe
ceed he must faith the Nature have forbid
ding look but pluckily he go the top.
The result of his courageous apparent all
There long time between spring and fall Months
by before the farmer knows the failure of
daring leap the he display the fine ve
much extolled the carry he
keep keeping on.-The Country Gentleman