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THE PALACE HOTEL, ROOM $500 per
week and up. 7th st. n DeMers.
Two ROOMS FOR RENT FOR LIGHT
Z housekeeping. log Cottonwood st.
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Monday T. M, brown Gladstone trav-
:, cling bag, containing persohal effects
and some merchandise samples Re-
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wANTBD-wORK ON FARM BY BOY
sixteen; ave had some experience.
Address 767 Herald.
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TIMERS AND SHEET METAL
workers wanted. c. L. Linfoot. East
Grand Forks.
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ONE OF THE LEADING AUTO, TIRE
rnanufacturers wishes to secure ths
a Of age to act as travelling salesman.
Address letter 4, following number.
J giving full details as to past expert
phone number. Address 766 Herald.
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wANTED-Two KITCHEN GIRLS AT
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STRICTLY. MODERN FURNISHED
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
Flat No. IS. Stratford Block.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT. IL
n. 6th,
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|DISHWASHER WANTED AT ONCE
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LET ME- ESTIMATE ON YOUR WORK
about painting. Address 1855 Herald.
FOREMAN WANTS JOB ON FARM
Address 75S Herald.
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wANTED-GooD cHoRE AND GAR
den man. ]. Nelson Kelly. city.
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping. 400 North Sixth Street.
hotels .
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED TO RENT.-Two coTTAG-
es at Lake Bemidji. G. Al Young
quist. Crookston.
South Bend news-times., 1919-06-28
THE HOPE OF THE WORLD.

Has the world a substantial hope
What is the desire OF all nations
Will IL come What will become Of
the present worlds crisis? These
questions with many others will be
discussed from an unsectarian view
point. by Calvin n. Swingle OF Chi
Cago. az the LaSalle theater Sunday.
June %. AT 10 a. m.
Beautiful cOlored motion pictures
will be used 10 illustrate the coming
resurrection OF the dead and the
worlds release from its present sin
ful and dying condition as a step in
the preparation for the realization
of its only genuine hope. A musical
program II also given and the vocal
solos by Wiley c. Gardner of Chi
cago are illustrated with colored
slides and motion pictures. Do not
fail 10 hear this inspiring meeting
which brings real comfort 10 every
heart No admission will be charged.
Advt- 1SSO-2S
South Bend news-times., 1919-06-28
SENATE AGREES
To REDUCE ARMY
TO $4,000 MEN
Conference Between Houses
of Congress Results in
Compromise.

WASHINGTON, June 2S.-Senate
and house conferees on the army ap-
preparation bill late Friday reached
an agreement 10 hx the average size
OF the 1920 army at 325, 900 officers
and men. The total is 1000 less than
was proposed by the senate and 25.-
600 more than the strength author
lied originally by the house,
The agreement reached after the
members of the conference commit
tee had talked with Gen. March.
chief Of staff, means that for the
last nine months Of the year ending
June 30. 1920. the army will be
composed OF 225,000 officers and
men. made necessary BY the surplus
above 325. 900 during the next three
months
Lowest Number Permitted.
In announcing that 325. .O0O was
the figure agreed upon. Chairman
Wadsworth Of the senate military
committee. said that il was the low
est number that could be named and
still keep the army within the linn
its prescribed by the national de-
fense act, which required the main
renance Of an army OF 225,000.
With the size OF the army disposed
Of. the conferees made rapid pro-
gress in considering the bill Friday
but another meeting will be held
Saturday al which the appropriations
for aviation, ordnance and other re-
naming items will be considered.
Efforts Of the house conferees to
reduce increased senate appropria
tions in part were successful, the
senate appropriation Of S15, 900, 900
for barracks and quarters being cut
i'm half while that of s3.50O. 900 for
the signal corps was reduced to $3.-
25C.O0O. The senate appropriations
of $3.50, 600 for the military intelli-
gence br~7ch was reduced TO $500 =
600.
Senate amendments fixing the sal
airy of c. W Hare. director Of sales
and in charge Of disposing of sur
plus war materials, at S12. 900 a year.
and the senate appropriation Of
$4,000 for the Washington-A Alas
kan military cable were accepted
by the house managers The house
provision TO make Fort Sill. Okla
a small army school but eliminated
by the senate, was restored by the
cOnferees.
South Bend news-times., 1919-06-28
ASS FORMER KAISER
TO SURRENDER SELF

COBT.ENZ. June 26.-(Delayed)
A telegram suggesting TO former
Emperor William that he surrender
himself 10 the allies was sent 10 the
eN-ruler today BY a Coblenz civilian.
The message which was read while
passing through the censorship was
as follows:
Kaiser Wilhelm Amerongen;
II venture TO submit TO your ma
iesty that the proposed disgrace OF
the German people might best be
met by the voluntary surrender or
yourself and the military and polit
ical leaders and advisers. thereby
showing the point OF view that you
have done your duty 10 the father
land without any blame being at
tached 70 you and that God alone is
witness and judge OF your actions"
South Bend news-times., 1919-06-28

Crnment as payment Cf their income
taNcs and the internal revenue de
partmert informed the court Of its
Willincness 10 accept the payments
The defendants said the offer Wa
conditional on tne!r release. ss they
could not Inake it good II they were
i'm 1prisoned.
Government counsel announced
today that the department Of justice
in civil proce eedings. VIII seek 10 col
lect both the income and excess
profits taxes due and 100 percent
fine provided by law. The court IN
it's opinion. said that If the gov
erumCnt Is approximately ugnt m
its computation. the amount OF money
due il for taxes - nearly. perhaps
cutie. $500. 900.
South Bend news-times., 1919-06-28
The COOenanter articles
Making Clear the Paris Covenant of
THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS
Continued from Page One)

which the members OF the lea que
should agree 70 refer 10 arbitration
all disputes OF justiciable charac-
ter. which he defined 20 be
disputes as 20 the interpreta-
tion OF a treaty. as 10 any ques-
ton OF international law. as 10
the existence Of any fact which,
If established. would constitute
a breach OF any international
obligation. or as 10 the nature
and extent OF the reparation 20
be made for any such breach
The revised covenant. without
specifically adopting that definition.
in Article XIII, declares all disputes
OF the character mentioned by Sen.
Root 70 be
among those which are gener-
ally suitable for submission TO
arbitration:
and further, that for the considera-
tion OF any such dispute. the court Of
arbitration 10 which the case is re-
ferred shall be the court agreed on
by the parties 10 the dispute. or
stipulated in any convention exist
ing between them. II, however. the
parties 10 any such dispute should
fail voluntarily TO submit il 20 arbi-
tration. they are bound. by Article
XIV. 70 submit II 10 the council. In
that event. the council is 10 endeavor
10 effect a settlement, and II II fail
TO do so, then it may either unani-
mously. or by majority vote, pub
lish "a report containing a statement
of the facts OF the dispute and the
recommendation deemed just and
proper in regard thereto. II the re-
port is unanimously agreed 10 by all
the members of the council, except
those representing the disputants,
the members agree not 20 go TO war
with any party TO the dispute which
complies with the recommendations
Of the report. The council may also
refer any such dispute TO the assem-
bly,. and shall so refer II at the re-
quest of either party made within
IA days after the submission of the
dispute TO the council.
Defects Not Irrcmcdiablc.
The defect in this plan is that IL
fails TO lay down any rule binding
upon the council or the assembly
for the determination Of disputes OF
a justiciable nature. This omission
is somewhat emphasized by the pro-
vision in Article XIV. that
IF ghe dispute between the par
ties is claimed by one Of them.
and is found by the council 10
arise out of a matter which by
international law is solely with
in the domestic jurisdiction -
that party. the council shall 80
report. and shall make no rec
ommendation as TO its settle
ment"
In this case. the council must be
governed in its decision by interna-
tional law. whereas there is no such
provision in express language made
binding upon the council or assem-
bly, with respect to arriving at their
recommendation or report concern
ing disputes. even OF the nature de-
South Bend news-times., 1919-06-28
ENDEAVOR UNION
IN ANNUAL MEET
Convention at Fort Wayne
Elects 0fficerS-WiII Last
Until Sunday.

FORT WAYNE. Ind. June IS
The annual election of officers, a Sc
ries of conferences and an address
on the new leadership" by DR.. L
II. Beeler. dean Of the Presbyterian
training school. Chicago. marked the
proceedings here Friday OF the In
diana Christian Endeavor union.
which is Eiee sting in annual ConVen-
tiOr in Fort Wayne Five hundred
delegates from all parts OF the state
are present Inc officers recon-
mended by the nominating commit
tee were the present cabinet and
were reelected By acclamation. as
follows:
President o. r Gilliom, Berne;
general secretary, Miss Mary ROY
Thomson. Indianapolis; treasurer.
Evan Williams, Fort Wayne: first
vice president. Rev. ~ r. Moore.
Upton; second vice president. Rev.
J. W. Lake. Warsaw. tl:ird vice
president, Rev. Hills L. Avery, Nun
Gle.
The following were elected de-
portment Superintendents
intermediate. Miss Bessie Bar
rows, Evansville; Junior. Miss Ruth
DAY. Marion: introduction. Lorir
Ashbaucher. Eluffton; missionary.
Miss Jane Harris, Nfuncie. citizen
ship, REV. r. r. O'Haver. Swayzee: /:
tonth legion, Miss carrie Kricchaus.
Evansville.
Tho convention will -or+tr,,a ,,,,
til sunday
South Bend news-times., 1919-06-28
TWO SENTENCED IN
INCOME TAX FRAUO
Boston MiIIiOnaiTeS Get Prison
Terms of Eighteen Months
for Wrong Returns.

BOSTON. June 2S.-WiIliam A.
English and John h. O'Bren. mem
hers OF the wool iirp, OF English &
% Brien. we're fired $4,000 each
and sentenced to serve IS months in
prison in federal court here Friday
for conspiring 10 defraud the gov
ernment IN connection with income
tax returns. The defendants plead
cd guilty 10 frauds involving S1.379,-
600.
Lnghsh X O'Brien recently Of
fered 10 give SI.5OO.OOO TO the GOV
South Bend news-times., 1919-06-28

scribed in Article XIII. and defined
by Sen Root as justciable
But il can hardly be imagined that
the council would decide. except up
on well recognized principles Of in
ternatioual law, any dispute which
involves the Interpretation OF
treaty d question Of interna tional
law, breach OF international obliga-
tion, or damages from such breach.
Il also may reasonably be assumed
that there will grow up in the appli-
cation OF these provisions a body OF
precedents. which in themselves will
constitute codifications OF interns-
tional law. and thus carry out one
Of the purposes expressed in the
preamble; namely. the frm cstab-
lishment Of the understandings OF
international law as the actual rule
OF conduct among governments.
4 Long Step Forward.
Article XVI provided that should
any member OF the league resort to
war in disregard of the covenants
above referred 10, It shall ipso facto
be deemed TO have committed an act
Of war against all the other members
OF the league. involving as a con-
sequence: % the severance OF all
trade or financial relations and the
termination OF all intercourse be-
tween the members OF the league and
the covenant-breaking state; CD the
expulsion from the league of the
covenant-breaking state. and C3)
such military and naval action as
may be agreed upon by the leagu
The amended covenant certainly
has not weakened the provisions Of
the original Articles NJ. MI. XIV and
XVI. concerning which Sen. Root
wrote.
Il think those provisions are
we'll devised and should be re-
garded as free from any just OBJ
lection so far as they relate TO
the settlement OF the political
questions at which they are real
~ aimed The provisions which
taken together accomplish this
result are Of the highest value
They are developed naturally
from the international practice
OF the past. They are a great
step forward. They create an
institution through which the
public opinion OF mankind. con-
demning unjust aggression and
unnecessary war, may receive
effect and exert its power FOR
the preservation Of peace, in
stead Of being dissipated In
fruitless protest of lamentation."
Indeed the revised covenant OBJ
viously aims at a wider field. and
embraces within its scope the set
tlement not only Of political. but Of
legal questions as well. T. is. there
fore. a great Improvement upon the
original scheme.
South Bend news-times., 1919-06-28
TODAY's THE DAY

When hundreds of men come 10
Ellsworth's. They realize the value
OF the specials we advertise S1.25
Mite shirts. 81. 81 athletic union
suits. SIC $l25 Pon's knit union
suits. 81. S1.65 dress shirts with col
lars TO match $110. sl.15 shirts
at 81 Today az Ellsworth's
Advt 1928
South Bend news-times., 1919-06-28
EVANGELICAL
ASSOCIATION.

BIoadway-SS T. Broadway. Rev f.
SaFneid Johnson. pastor: residence. lAl9
= Carroll 81 sunday school at D 80 a.
m Samuei G. Lehman. superintendent
sermon subject. The Permanence ot
Lharacter' Young Peoples alliance at
b 40 D. 20 Miss Bessie NJ khinehart.
president Evening topic What Does
s all Fort' Preaching by tue pastor az
q - o ~ subject "Tbe Heart Of
christianity" The trustees building
|ccmmittee aud finance committee viii
bold a joint meeting on Monday even
|ng PRAYER meeting Ou Wednesday
Ivering az 10. choir rehearsal Friday
evening a. ; O'Clock.
Grace Churen-Ccr. Lincoln nay W.
End walnut sts. Rev. U. O. Lozier. mia-
S.Sitt. superintendent
First-Cor. Lafayette and Monroe sts
-. n Freshley Pastor sunday school
p ESQ. Or. W. Il. Snyder, super'n-
4 Lesson Response % Gods Love"
| hildrens fHv exercises viii be OH
&erved az 10 so a. m The children viii
Fender "A prorsBm \. 4 q. 90 6.&j
! M. Winnie U0l,tou. president sub
I ry- The Albright Eible class win lead.
4 veuing worship an go frayer meet
ng on "Wednesday at S 600 D. m. George
LonE, leader.
Auten Chapel. J. Nitscbe. pastor.
esidence Z304 Lincoln way w Mish-
Nska- Bible school at 10 o. :. %.
(sse Barnes. superintendent.
EVANGELICAL.
Ion Corner Wayne and st Peter sts
WaldemaT Gofeney. pastoL
South Bend news-times., 1919-06-28
JRCH OF GOD OF THIS
ABRAHAMIC FAITH.

Church OF God Services (Abrahamia
Fnithl hold services IN Melville hall. ID
:. Lafayette blvd Sunday school at 10
study ii 90 :. M M: E r.. o. CuffeI. leader Sde
BeSean class Friday evening at the hOme
OF L. c. RailsbsFk. III +. South st.
South Bend news-times., 1919-06-28
OE AMERICA

Gospel mission, $50 :. ncLigan pt
All CHRISTIAN societies Invited 20 q bis
Open air meeting every Wednesday, Iri-
day, saturday and SUNDAY niEhtS. corner
N ayne anG Michigan streets. Old-fash'
lOred gospel meetiu: az Volunteer mis-.
sion ball sunday night Everybody IN.
yttod All welCUuIs.
ClIrTD(~II nE COD NE Tic
South Bend news-times., 1919-06-28
SPIRITUALIST.

The Progressive Spiritual society viii
hold services az 80 and 80 p. m. every
sunday ut 500 =. Michigan St. Redmen's
hail.
Speaker Charles A. Thompson sub
ieCt. '"rbc Signs of the Times" Mes
sage bearers Mrs. a.. y Thompson.
Mr. HoOl. Mr. Tampol
South Bend news-times., 1919-06-28
Sunday at the Churches

Rev Hugo Weichelt pastor. SUNDAY
scGool a 300 a. m Carl Reinke. super
intendent
Regular services a. 1918 a. m. Special
services conducted by Rev. Alr. Safran
of Niles no 20 p. no. To- hers meet
Ing on Monday evening Mems Aid
meets Tuesday evening Sewing circle
msets Thursday afternoon
LUTHERAN.
Noly Trinity EnEnsh--Shermsp sv
ane lindsey 81. Rev Albert ~. kecs.
pastor, sunday school AZ 8.l5 a. ~
Charles Hass. superintendent
nrshlp with sermon NJ 10 30 m.
No evening service ON Tuesday even
Ing at IS. Tearhers- association meets
meeting postponed until July Il An
nuul sunday school and church picnic
on July
-. PnuI'r Cerma-- Jefferson and WI
liam sts. Rev. II. HOLE. pastor.
German service with molly communion
at 20 e.. m. Sermon subject The
Holy Ghost Has Made the Elders over
secrs Over the FLOCK" Confessional
servicc a. 9 O'Clock. No German sunday
school No English service. English
sunday school az 10 o'clock. Walther
league monthly social meeting Tuesday
at 900 %. m. Annual school picnic nt
PottawatOmie park. jltechetical in
struction.
Gloria Del swedish -Ch1pin and Kerr
SITS Rev GOttfrid Olson. pnstOr. sunday
school at o 90 "a. m. and Bible class al
. 10 a. m.
ON account of the Luther league con-
veution held iu ElkhaTt on sunday there
viii he no sunday school nor Bible
clnss The only service on sunday viii
be held ~ 1890 90. m. The sunday
school teachers will meet on Tuesday
evening
BRETHREN.
First-Rev. G. ~. Rench. d. D. pas
tor. sunday scnOoi ~ ~ a. m. : Harley
Firestone superinter dent Primary
school meets at the same nour: Miss
Margaret Nhtimer. superintendent.
First Church Of the Brethren-Indiana
nv. and Miami ST. sunday school at $50
"a. H.. J.. g. stanley, superintendent.
Classes for everybody.
secOnd--t.usning and Van Buren SITS.
Rev. Ralph g. Rarick, pastor. SO1 Dia-
mond av sunday school 800 q. m
II. l.. Chambers. superintendent. Chris
tian Workers meeting at G:iJ p. ~.
Church meeting II 30 p. IN.
Conference Memorial United--61O S. 81
Joseph st Rev. II. Z. Young. pastor
Sunday school at 9 80 ?. n: Miss Ace
Gordon. superintendent
Morning worship az 10 ~. Sermon g.
The Christ OF the Cross our Power"
Christian Endeavor at Z o'clock. Lesson /;
"W hat Does Loyalty 90 our Church and
Country Call for" e. VI. Bauhgmon,
leader Evening service at 7.4J. Sci
mon: How Highly DO We Value our
Brother" Prayer service on Nednes-
la rHar
South Bend news-times., 1919-06-28
CATHOLIC.

80. HedwiEe's POlish-Corner Scott
cad Napier SITS. Rev. Anthony Zubowicz
-. 5. G. pastor. Low mass at 40. y 10
.. IN. Benediction at 80 p. m.
Sc. Stanislaas' POIish-415 " Lincoln
St Rev. Roman Marclniak. pastor. Mass
at 30. 0 90 and 10 90 a. IN.
st. Casinir's PoIish-S21 .. Wooster
ct Rev. Stanislaus Gorka, Pastor. Low
mass at 30 a. N High r.ass at 10 :Og
a. N. Nespers at : 100 D. "a.
sacred Heart. Notre Dame-Rev. John
b. Scheier, q. ;. e.. pastor Low mass
bt go a. N. Students mass at 90 a
r.. Parish mase at O:15 a IA. Vespers
at 90 .. m
st. stephens HunEnrian-Thomas and
McPhersOU SITS Rev Lawrence Hor-
Vath. pastor. Mass at :OO and 1915 a
%. sunday scEOC. 1T 10 D. M Ben
edicuon at 3 go .. u.
St PAtFicks-50s ). Taylor st Rev.
John +. DeGrOOtc. &. :. G.. pastor
Mass at q, $50 and 10 30 o'clock
-. Josephs-Hin al ana Lasalle aY.
Patrick j. Carroll L. :. C.. pastor Low
masses st Z 80 and 8 .OO a IN. High
mass at 10 90 "a. u. eepediction at 100
y. m.
Sacred Heart Belgian-11o6 W. Thom.
as st. Rev. Charles =. Fischer, 7astor
Mass az 90 and 3 10 o. IN SUNDAY
school at 80 D. u. Benediction AZ ) ~
a. %.
South Bend news-times., 1919-06-28
MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION.

Meets every Monday at 10 90 a. m. AZ
the Y N. e. a Resident and visiting
ministers always welcome. Rev. W II
Freshley, president. Rev. 6. W Rench.
vice president. Rev. John /. Imhof sec
retlry- treasurer.
South Bend news-times., 1919-06-28
MISSIONS

Hope 633 y. StudeDaker 81. sunday
school 40 90 p. n. Preaching al 3 20
and 80 y. IA Services during the
week and Monday. Friday and Saturday
evenings at ;45 o'clock. All welcome.
Mary Nunemaker In charge.
Mennonite Hope 81 L. JenersoB
blvd. sunday school at 30 p.
creIching az 80 !. n
Preaching 2;30 aud 1:S0 p. IN. SerT
Ices every night except "Wednesday
Mary Nunel0aker in charge
City-II5 T. Jefferson blvd. Ray A.
Bird. superintendent. sunday school al
90 p. m. Bible class at 400 .. N
Gospel el-21s L. LasaIIe av Services
Wednesday evening at I-iJ: saturday
and sunday evenings 40 Z 80. Everybody
welcome
PentecOstai Apostolic Faith-32O y
Olive 81. sunday school at 10 90 a. IN.
Preaching 40 II 90 a. m. Evening serv-
ict no = o'clock Midweek meeting on
Tuesday and Thursday evenings j. B.
Rowe. evangelist
swedish Evangelical Mission Corner
Main and Monroe SIS lvar knudsou.
elder sunday school lt 10 % a. M /.
August Anderson. superintendent.
Prof Charles Hjerpe of North Park
college Chicago will occupy the pulpit
40 the services ON sunday. Prayer
service ON Wednesday no 7:+5 p. M.
South Bend news-times., 1919-06-28

Temple Beth-El-CorEer Lssaus Az.
and Taylor 81.
SALVATION ARMY.
aoe F. Jefferson blvd. Sunday serv.
ices: Morning. county iall. 10 90. Sun.
sunday school at 80 p m-
SCIENTIST.
First Church OF Christ Scientist
Main and Madison sts. SUNDAY services
az II 20 a. N Testimonial meeting every
" ednesday az 90 p N. sunday school
TOT ehlidren and young people up 20 the
age oi -. from 0:i5 10 10 80 o. M. Sun.
Jay school entrance on Madison AZ
leadi1E rooms maintained by the
church on the seventh floor Of the ] NJ
= building. are open daily except sun.
day from Il to 5. aud on Saturday even
Ing from 10 s.
EPISCOPAL.
It. James'-Lafayette blvd. north Of
Washington Rt Rev John uazen
White. rector. Rev. r. Everett Carr
vicar Holy communion. T.a0 a. m
Church school az 9.4J a IN Holy
eucharist - II 100 a m NcSpers at 90
> n. Young peoples service at 8 80 p
South Bend news-times., 1919-06-28

hostmlnstcr-Scptt ana Lindsey sta
Rev. Alfred 81 Eells. II. L. pastor; res
idencs. G3s y. scott st. Sunday schOOi
at 80 q M. l.. 4. WhttcOmO. superin-
tendeut. Public worship az 1O:i5 a. %.
and 60 y. IN. Tne session meets be-
fore the morning service. senior IN
deavor society meets az $50 .. IN.
EIrst-COrner Washington Nv. and La
faystte blvG. Rev Charles a. Llppin-
colt .. D.. pastor. Aliss Charlotte "
Partridge. assistant 20 the minister.
Public worship az lO4J a. IN. Ad-
dress by the minister Bible school at
$50 "a. m. Meas Fellowship club az
q 20 a. IA. Nndweck meeting Wednes-
day al :i5 ,. m.
TrInity-Johu =. Burns. pastor on
leave. A. II. Saunders, pastor on duty
HOpe-Leer and Dayton SITS. Edwin a..
Melster. minister. Bible school AZ 30
a. u, Frank Retiring, superintendent.
GranEeT--Kev. Harris. pasto,. sunday
school at 8 as a. m. Divine worship az
10 40 a. m. every sunday. EveryD body
welcome.
Hungarian erry aud Wash.
ington SITS. Rev. John Dezso. pastor,
services az 1000 a. IA. Nesper. services
AZ 90 2. w.
BAPTIST.
First-Corner Main aud Wayne sts
Rev. u :. Davis. d. H.. pastor. Res
Ht $50 a. m; L. 5. stephens. superih-
tendent
Morning worship az IO.t Sermon
steme "A Great Deuomiuatioual Gift "
Young peoples meeting 40 80. He'd 10y
Albert Anderson At Z .iO Do. m union
service In the First Christian church
Quincy Street-Rev. J.. Rouey. acting
pastor. sunday school at . 30 4. ~. /;
}. W Kendall superintendent
First Swedish - Corner Laurel and
Naples SITS. Services az 10 go a. m and
: 80 .. N.
Mt. ziOn-Rev. j r. Smartt. pastor
Sunday school at y 80 a. M. classes for
al ages. II a m.
CHRISTIAN.
FiEst-S. Main st south Of public
aiDrSzg. Rev. II. l.. McQuary, pastor.
Suaday school at Q 80 a. m. Frederick q
ITu4uud. superintendent our teachers
are trained aud lessons graded. We
Gave classes for ali ages.
Indiana avenue Corner Indiana av
and $. 81 Joseph 81 Rev Edwin j.
Cain, minister, residence, lI9 T.. Bow
man 50. sunday school al @ so "a. u I,
fred Wilson. superintendent
Morning sermon theme. "Faith and
me of its synonyms Evening theme
Weighed Ia the Balances aud Found
Wanting Everyone given o. cordiu. iu-
Nitatiuu o. attend an of our services We
extend special invitation 90 visitors.
Linden Avenue-Linden av. and car
lisls 90. J. \. Miller. pass1r. sunday
school al 1000 a. ~; j. = Colip, super
tnteudenL
South Bend news-times., 1919-06-28
JEWISH.
SALVATION ARMY.

Temple Beth-El-CorEer Lssans Av
and Taylor 81.