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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-04-15

The enrolment Ia the grades has
been steadily Increasing since school
lesan Ia tho fall We have reached
The high.waisr mark Of a<s. while 10
ihs fall 80 only had 3gs
The rapid advancement o. the
school shows the necessity Of more
room. ny the hearty support o. the
voters and patrons OF the district We
sili be abba 20 have better school n
ealities for tho coming year than Ne
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-04-15

For Snle-S. G. Rhode bland
Red eggs for Matching. Fine
winter ln1er Mis. 81 J " ine
phone 6OJ Filler. RI,
Sewing WnDted-Mrs. F. Z
HinkIey, ; blocks west Of scbo'
house.
For Snle-Plnyer Piano an d
phonograph. viii accept cas or
terms. lnquirs Of Record office.
The Mutual Building and L,an
association. h. l. Sweet, local
gent
FOR SALE Good team. wagon
and harness. 800 for outfit. A
bargain. j. NJ. Arnhart.
We BUY, raise and sell fur
bearing animals. Lit what you
have with u, stating your lowest
prices ON large lot shipments.
The FUR & Specillty Turning Co.
5l5-5l7 \. l.. Ave, Fargo, NJ rth
Dakota.
FOR SALE-My 4 room resi- (
de ce property IN Yakima Ave.
2 b o;ks south OF Main Street,
east Of public school S3600-one
half cash, balance easy terms. o.
> per cent for cash. 2 IL PEI
cent discount on whole.
If ID. w. Rupp.
FOR SALE-1rick pony, per
fectly gentle. will ride and drive.
See Butch" Adkins.
FOR RENT OR SALE-4O acres
2 2 miles north and I mile west OF
Filler. Inquire OF Clyde Dudley.
FOR SALE New Ford Sedan, com
pletely equipped. extra tire, and 1920
license See George Reynolds.
LOST Tuesday. a Waterman foun-
tain pen. Earl Murray.
FOR SALE White enameled kitch-
en- table. with white granite top. In
quire Mrs. @. II. Truitt.
WRITE TODAY
Get your name ON the largest reg
ular mailing list In Idaho or Oregon,
receive Free by return mail an up.
t0-date price list of several hundred
pieces mdse. used daily. Address
CO-0P STORE, CALDWELL
FOR SALE Shetland pony five
years old. Gentle for children.
Win sell cheap. Inquire this Of
ice.
WASHING WANTED - Mrs.
Wilson, North street.
FOR SALE Span mules; two
Ieated white topped hack; 3 IA
Studebaker wagon gears. u. Il.
spellman.
FOR SALE Horse. wagon and
Jingle harness. Will sell cheap.
'iler Meat company.
FOR SALE Practically new
Beet and Bean drill. Inquire this
'ffice.
FOR SALE Registered Ply
mouth Giant rabbits. Inquire Mrs.
|. F. Taylor.
FOR SALE-Good Oliver type
writer at bargain. l.. ID. Allen.
FOUND Foutain pen. Inquire
lodern Drug Shop.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-04-15
County Fair Sept. l4-l7

Tke prospects for exhibits we're
never better There are already
t1snty eight herds Of Duroc Jerseys
entered for tbs District Fuiarity The
f'erchsroa seciety. and the National
short horn breeders Association are
each Offering special cash premiams
The boys and 0irls Clubs are asking
for Increased space. and several ex-
hlhits are being planned Tor coinpe.
iltion.
Dates % the Fair
In arranging ire dates Tor the Pairs
~ the intefmounialn Fair and Racing
Association with ~ membership Of
seventeen fairs. there we're several
conflicting dates that neeesslfnted
some concessions being made This
ws@ the ease In instance of iioise aud
Rulings. which vas adjusted BY Boise
accepting tho dates Sept ~ 10 Oct
End Logan. Utah. an old member
~ the association. had prior claim
20 the proceeding week 20 that Filler
sac Required 10 accept the dates Sept
if-iT. Burnley has since Joined the a.
socialion aud has been assigned the
same seek a. Logan. but a. there
are no conflicting interests u 10
satisfactory 10 all parties There will
BE- 90 Pair closer than Helena. Mon
lana the same week a. our own
Harley comes The next week and
lioiss follows harley There will be-
40 carnival al the Twin fniis Cnunty
Faif bat there viii BE- biz exhibits.
splendid races. clean entertainment
and the biggest crowds ever assembled
Ca the Falr zronnds After May
the secretary may b. able TO furnish
i'fefalam Lists
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-04-15
w ANT ADS

IN OUR WANT AD RATES Ten cents
Ill per line first inseriiCn and 81 per line
N Tor subsequent insertions. with a
minimum of three lines. All want ads
afe cash. We Do not keep book On these
ads Count six words To the line when
computing cost.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31
By DR.. c. S. BRAININ
OF Columbia University Observatory Staff.

As Des Carries, the philosopher. said.
Mans possession Of the idea OF an
indefinitely perfect being is itself
a proof of the existence Of that be-
ing"
And then there is the fact OF con-
seriousness which makes this argu-
ment still more real 10 us. That is,
the sense Of spiritual presence and
power in nature and in ourselves. As
Wadsworth said:
"A sense Of something far more
deeply interfused." or as the in
spired Apostle Paul calls it in Ro-
mans 1920. The eternal power and
Godhead."
1t is this power that man wor-
ships, and worships as a holy, per-
sonal spirit standing over against
his own spirit and explaining or ac-
counting for IL.
The knowledge of God thus comes
10 man without reasoning. 1t is
written in his constitution. Even
the child or the savage knows what
you mean when you speak of God.
He thinks of some one who is right
eouS, and holy and a judge Of men.
And il is this consciousness that
makes us tremble at the thought Of
sin because we know that some time,
somewhere, we must stand before
this judge and gave an account of
ourselves.
And this brings before us another
thought. If there is such a God as
this, and if man, even by his own
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31
EVANGELICAL.

First-Lafayette az Monroe st.. Ed
moud (erlln. pastor. sunday school at
@ 10 o. IN.
Preaching ut 1890 by Prof d w.
Staneld Of che Evan celical Theological
seminary mems prayer meeting at $50:
Young Peoples Alliance at G.4J ap m .
Peoples sunday evening service" M
.3e. sermon by Edmond Kerlin on
Election
t.s.e church. Lincoln -ay "
...' NIX sta Rev O. G. I0zi@r. mia
iste-. sunday schoo! at $50 a. ID. /;
a. =. Harrington. superintendent
-. letters German -sL5 SV. Lassne ap
ttr. Hlgo Weichelt paster. SUNDAY
..Hl "a .H0 l ul
Special services en- cOmmemoration 81
reformation az 10 10 and holy COM
UInion; teachers meeting Monday
evening" Mems Aid meets Tuesday
evening. Priscilla circle meets Thurs
day evening confirmation classes every
Tuesday and Friday no 3 80 p m.
Bethel-LydiCk. Ind Sunday school
10 "a. M. Walter NiEesel. superintendent
Rally day will DE observed SUNDAY.
The speaker for The occasion will be
Rev Paul II. Harris. morning service
10 no., evening service Z 80 o. ~
prayer meeting and choir rehearsal Fri
day p. 10. All are welcome 10 these
!. ~ ices.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31
Famous Old Recipe
for Cough Syrup
Easily and chesply made at home,
but IL beats them al for
quick results.

Thousands Of housewives have
found that they can save two-thirdS
OF the money usually spent for cough
preparations, by using this well
known old recipe FOR making cough
syrup. II is simple AMI cheap but 70
has no equal for prompt results j.
takes right hold a.. cough and Civ
immediate relief, usually stopping
ordinary cough in a hours or less.
Get 2ts ounces OF PInex from any
druggist. pour u into pint bottle,
and add plain graduated sugar syrup
90 make a full pint. IF YOU prefer.
use clarified moI1sses. honey, or corn
syrup. instead Of sugar syrup. Either
way. it tastes good, keeps perfectly,
and lasts a family a long time.
It's truly astonishing how quickly
IL acts penetrating through every air
passage OF the throat and lungs
loOSens and raises the phlegm,
soothes and heals the membranes. and
gradually but surely the annoying
throat tickle and dreaded cough dis
appear entirely. Nothing better for
bronchitis. spssmO3Ic Group, hoarse-
ness or bronchial asthma
Pinex Is a special and highly CON
centrate1 compound Of genuine Nor
way pinc extract known the world over
for Its healing effect on membranes.
Avoid disappointment by asking
your druggist for "2i5 ounces OF
Pinex" with full directions and don't
accept ANYTHING else. Guaranteed TO
give absolute satisfaction or money
promptly refunded. The Puck Co,
Fl. Wayne, Ind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31
Why Men
Believe In God
BY REV. JAS. NJ. GRAY, D. D.
Dean Moody Bible Institute
TEXT-Bc still. and know that
am GOd.-PS. 1910.

God" is one of the commonest
words in the English tongue and we
all know what il stands fora per
sonal. supreme being who knows,
and wills and acts. He made the
universe and he made us. He is all
powerful, righteous. holy and good
How did we come TO know this
God and 20 believe in him? In an
swering the question, my mind runs
back TO childhood, for i was brought
up to believe in God. But by and
by. I experienced God; that is. a
crisis came and L prayed 70 Him
and He answered me. II was like
putting out a little hand in the dark
10 feel for Him and He took it, and
pressed It, and led me in the right
way.
BY and by, I learned more about
Him, in church and Sunday school.
and through the Bible and through
what others said.
But this was not enough. I craved
for reasons, / asked, read, pom
dered and thus I learned that all
men believe I'm God. a god of some
kind. Really there are no atheists.
How came they 10 believe? The
first answer is. Creation. which is
an effect and must have a cause.
Moreover, there is harm ony and or
der in creation.
Lord Kelvin, while walking IN the
country with Liebig, the great scieu-
fist, asked him If he believed that
grass and flowers grew by mere me
chanical force2
mo more said he, than I be
lieve a work of botany describing
them could grow in such a way
In other words, we have not only
a Creator. but an intelligent Creator.
Indeed, our own possession of mind
determines this, because a stream
cannot rise higher than it's course.
If / have a mind and ideas than he
who made me must have the same.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31
METHODIST.

rirst-Rev Joseph S. Greene, u D..
pastor sunday school % $50 a. me-, Elmer
J. Aheruttuy. super lutyHdeLt
PUBLIC Worship 1913 o. m, end '...o
p. m. Ur. IS. j. Mckenzie, district su
Ueriuteudeut viii occupy the pulpit $40
morning hour Rcv. T.. u. Beek viii
speak at the evening service. I-uH.ri4
league b-30 U. m class meeting I-t1
D. m., in the friendship room II the
evening 7sSJ o'clock, led by T.. T..
Burner.
IT. Paurs-r~-. JONES e. -T1rsiner
Il. II. pastor. Rev. g. J. kulisou, ass
sistaut pastor Sunday school 9 SO %. lu.
U. A. Fulkerson. superintendent.
Morning service 10 40 a. m, sermon ~
pastor on "Ihe Essence " Christianity
Epworth league led by j. McCr'adF
Huston az $50 ~. m.. t-n 81. m -i-
dress by Dr Gardiner on Harold b'.l
Wrights popular buua, "Ihat Printer ot
Udells.". prayer meeting ou Thursday
evening.
GFaes-Co-ner Micnrz1b .nd Tutt ets
Rev 3. D. Beck. pastor. Class meft'uS
az go a. m sunday school NJ 80 o..
m. Glen Whiteman. superintendent
worship sermon lo 90 a. M hr
ChurChs Message Oh Voters. by pastor;
8 $50 p. m EpWUrth league, leader. tl'd
erick Steele, 80 Worship. Special mn
Mckenzie; $50 Monday, Stewards
meeting.
Trinity-Barne auc vasssr avs. Rus
sell J.. Phillips pastor. Res deure Jl
Cleveland ~. Sunday school at t-s5 d.
o.. Mrs w T. owen. auperiatcu drrt
Subject for morning sermon. John
Establishes His Principle sermon two
81 series ON Gospel of john evening
service Z 80 subject 'Ihe Latent Pow
or of a Disconnected Life Prayer
meeting Wednesday 30 p. DAB.
t>sWrn heiEht~ -Nlu-r AMI Francis
sts. Rev. G. j Jordan. pastor. sunday
school 10. Jesse GelruJrt, superiuteul
eut
stun Memorial church Cos e Ntrhi-
gao and Victoria SIS Charles IT. Law,
pastor sunday school at lg 81. ui.. John
). Edwards, superintendent
sermon N % n on "lIrs. Things
First Epworth leaEue- GsHo ~.
Preaching go ao -The Jericho Road
phirial board and Is =. board meet
Monday night. med-week service Wsd-
uesday evening . -3o %. m.. topic. "Ep-
worth League Evangelism
German-Lafayelte Bivd. ana Wayne
e. Rev. Fred ~ koehuer-a nm, pastor.
Sunday school no 80 a. IN Charles T.
Stark. superintendent
German Worship o-21 a- m. sermon
subject. Martin Luther ESQ %. W
choir rehearsal. o. m Epworth laacue
deyg,t,ig,nal meetiue 80 p M W. Tor7..F.
Special music az an services.
wesleyan - I22 F. Dlvadvay Rev
Glen G. Payne pastor Residence 1l11
8 Rush q sabbath school 40 80 d
m. NJ e.. Porter. superintendent
River Park Seventh st. eoufh r,
Nnshawaka av Rev s.. Z. Brauleuburr.
pastor Parsonage 913 Seventh 60. sun
day school at so H.
Esnorth Memoriai-CorUc- Olive st.
ana Lincoln WY W. a. y. Jackson. pas-
Cor sunday school 80 m.. e. W.
Hopkins superintendent
Preaching 10 49, subject, 'Tte Chal-
lenge Of the Cross" EpwOrth league no
$50 D. m. and preaching az $50. sub
tect Divine Counsel"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31

fault is in such distress as this vii
not that God make himself known
10 man I'm some other way2
Will lie not reveal 20 him the
cause Of his distress. and a means
Of escape from it, Surely "a God OF
love and mercy Will do this
And praise His name. He has
done IT, That is what the Bible IS.
and II there were no other evidence
that il is His revelation. the fact that
IL thus meets mans deepest need
were proof enough 10 satisfy us.
And how does II meet mans deep
est need? The answer Is I'm Christ.
whom Cod hath set forth 90 be Ia
Precipitation through faith I'm His
blood Romans 3:25. How won
derful is that declaration OF the in-
spired Apostle Paul in his letter 20
the Corinthians. that Cod was in
Christ. reConciling the world unto
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31
CATHOLIC

ST. Hcdvige Polish Corner Scott and
Napier ets Rev Anthony Zulow.ez. g.
S. T.. pastor. Low mass at ! 800. . 800 aud
90 800 m. Sunday school az so %. m
uauoai tion at = $50 D.
"a. Cssinirs Toli-b--~-1 S. Webster st.
Rev Stal5uus cork pastor Low mass
ot 80 a. m- Ihgh Huss at 600 a ~
Nespcrs Jt . 90 D. m.
sacred Uelrt Notre D1pe-Bev. John
H. >cbeler a. ~ a.. pastor. Low mass at
q. a. students mass 90 ; q. pa. Parish
l--ss 40 s.UJ "a. m. -spers 40 = 90 %. H..
ST. stani-lau- P"ii-h-l15 s. Lincoln st
Ecr. Roman Niaroiulak. ~ s. g. pastor
Nlss.s at 49, 90 400 and 10 100 a. 40.
SACRED Heart HunEarian-CataIpa and
ll..aul sts Rev. Alexander q Nupa
pastor Low mass az 90 o. IN. Baptism
at $50 70. r. \eSpers 4t . 80 r. m.
ST AIary's o. The Holy aosary-p1Iish
Catuouc 40 CORNER Sample and l(oslusAc
sJs Eev BASIN SyChta pastor. Low mass
wees dafe, 40 q. mo- sunday. -UJ "a. IA.
ID -L mass sundays and Holy Days at
100 100 q. no
st stephens Hunrnrsa Thomas quo
NcfLe-scD SITS Rev Lawrence Dor
eatl. paa5,r. Mass nc 500 and 10 Is
G Sunday sense, a. Nv - "a Ben
..i.t.aL .t I'D"
Fatris - .tr 81 USv
john r peGroote. G. S c.. pastor, Rev.
William Munieb. a.. S. o.. assistant
Mass a1 q. so @ aud 1880 O'Clock
Patrick q. tatrt.L .. - g.. past-r 'oe
masses 70. $3.50 aL1 500 PM Elgh
mass at 10. 80 O. "a. Benediction at B
a.
Sacred Heart Brie.aa N. Thon-
as e. Rev. CLaLeA h. flEcber. pastor
Hsss at ~ sad 80 g. IA SUNDAY
school 81 80 y IA. BeuedlcEcn az $50
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31
International Sunday School Lesson
7 Nj, I ReUeOb y B Fftzpater D. D., Teacher
OF next OunQdY ofEngHh Bible Moody Institute Chicago
cSpyHrt

.shed by being cast into the FIRE Al
though God has infinite patience
and bears long ~ wiz see 20 u that
this work does not go on forever.
III Dangers OF Empty Profession.
(.r -1--3f
Merely calling Christ Lord"
win not answer for doing his will
.. One may even do supernatural
works and not be saved CIV. %. go.
Not an supernatural works are
divine. There Is a supernatural
world of evil T. IS the business Of
every believer 90 test the spirits Ct
John 4-1.2).
g. Separation from God ". 23).
You may be "a Sunday school teach
or or preacher. and even perform
many mighty works. as casting out
devils. healing the sick, ana yet
hear from Jesus Christ, the King,
the awful declaration: Il never
knew y1u depart from me"
". The One and Only Safe Way.
(vv 24-29).
J.. Hear the sayings OF Christ ".
2H To do this you must give at
tentfon TO reading the word of Cod
Avail yourself of every means at
your command 20 become acquaint-
cd with God.
O. DO what Christ commands
(vv. 24-2s). One must put 10 prac-
tice Christ's teachings. Hearing and
doing the teachings Of Christ is
building upon the solid rock. Christ
Jesus. the Rock Of Ages, is the only
right foundation upon which to
build. Such building can never be
destroyed by flood and storm. Hear
ing and not doing Christ's sayings
is building upon the sand. which in
the time OF the storm Of God s
wrath and judgment will be utterly
destroyed. Obedience must follow
hearing Christ
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31

Ever since God has had a people.
false prophets and teachers have
appeared amone Them That they
appear erervThera ueer nor ~ All
surprise US. for Christ foret0Id fha
such should Boz tho case lGa-t.
14-TIl-
2 Their nature fr $50. T1 They
are hEpocriti0ai The DcvI does
his most successful work tv mas
queradug as au angel of light Oh
Cor. 1875. --H Ills ministers APP
pear i1 this way and turn people
from the narrow 90 the broad way.
il the evil one would appear as he
really ls his success would not be
great. From the day when ~ APP
peared 10 Eve in the garden until
the present time his success has
been due 20 his ability 10 deceive.
t3' They are destructive This IS
suggested Ly their being ravening
wolves. IT. is when The wolf IS i1
Sleeps clothing that ne does his
most destructive work. 1t IS so to-
day. False teachers are doing lh-ir
most deadly work while pretending
20 he loyal 20 the Bible and 20 Jesus
Christ
The unnU're test fyv. 1919.
H- their fruits thcv shall know
them. Every tree bears its own
Kind ~ fruit Nature is inexorable
ir lrr laws as o. this. one NAV
search the universe iu vain for an
exception 90 this law II is equally
true in the spiritual world. There
.s % vital connection between the
faith of the heart and the fruit of
the Ite- That which comes out i'm
the conduct was FIRST iu the heart. A
right heart is essential TO right con-
duct.
9. Their nd innate end (v. 19). All
false teachers shal Doe finally pun
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31
ZION SERVICES.

AT Lasalle thedter meeting sunday
morning order OF services as follows
9 10 10 Divine healing and conservation
meeting: 10 % 1890 sacred and Zion
pictures on the screen, music by the
Juvenile orchestra and pipe organ. 10 30
full service followed hv the address.
The Devil at the Peace Farley OF
Bible Pictures II the League Of Ma
tions' Fate" All welcome. AZ Misha-
waka IN Castle *. T. hall next u Lin
coin tbeater. the Juvenile orchestra
plays from Z 90 go p. M. At $50 an
illustrated address viii be delivered.
Rev. Van b. SLumaker. elder in CHARGE.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31
EVANGELICAL
ASSOCIATION.

Broadway Corner Broadway and Car.
raII SITS Rev f. Garfield Johnson. pas
tor Residence 1412 s. Carroll ST sunday
school at J.5J a. m. samuel C. Leh-
man. superintendent
sunday school Rally day service Q 80
m. Home Coming service az 10 .3j.
sermon by the pastor. Young Peoples
Alliance booster meeting az 8 so o. ~
Mr. CclsOu, religious secretary Of the y .
~ a. 4 viii speak. musical program
hv the choir az $50; prayer meeting
Wednesday evening az Z so
Zion Evangelical Church-Cor. WAYNE
and ST. Peter sts.. w. Gofeney, pas or.
sunday school az 9.15 a. m. Cha lies
Ntafer supe rfureutaut
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31
CHURCH OF GOD.

Church OF God Of Tire Abrahanic
Taith-Scrvices ia Melville hail 2I2 )
Lafayette 81. sunday school NJ 1000 h
s. 81 son superintendent
Church OF God or Saints-Chapel on
Harrison av.. one block north OF Lincoln
way ". Elder Wilmer C. Gray. pastor
E.der j. L. Forsythe, assistant pusto-
Worship a. II 90 a. IA and 80 %. IN
MidNeek prayer service on Wednesday
at rs o. M Young peoples meeting
an so u IL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31
Sunday at the Churches

Sunday >.rYu. 10 800 a. m Church
t-rviees 20 lU-OJ q. 20 \esper services
it go y. il.
Hope Leer aud q. -ton see Edwin g.
3IcIstcr pastor. sunday school 80 o.
no. ErauL Retiring. superintendent
Granger Eey. vs.. o. Tcniuty. pastor.
ra..a. school I'D "a. u'.. cl-..l service
every two weeks at ~ $50 a. m. and 80
u
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31
SPIRITUALIST.

Progressive Spiritual Society meets in
Redmen's hail, 800 >. Micl gan st. Sun
day az 20 p. n.
Speaker. Rev. Oscar Edgerley trance
lecturer OF Chicago. followed 10y spirit
messages. We extend q cordial invita-
ton % everyone % hear this gifted
speaker There viii bee service at $50
and 80 p. ia.
The FIRST Independent Christian
spiritualist Church OF Christ meets IN
Melville hall, Jefferson and Lafayette
blvd.
Rev. Svlvia A. Shafer. pastor. subject.
satan and Evl Spirits" Right hand
of Fellowship. ballot tests by tile pastor.
Come bring your friends
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31
EPISCOPAL.

st Jru.es- I.aCayetjeN ulvd, NORTH -
Washington. Rev. Robert J. Long. rec.
tor
Holy Communion 7:3O q. m: church
school 945 a. H.; morning prayer and
sermcn II "a. IA. Rev. = Weigh Harri-
son or ORDER oi HOLY cross. West Park.
y. T.. wiz preach at the III o'clock SER
vice and address the young peoples
special service on the work Of the order
al % ~ d. m
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS.

Church of Jesus Christ OF Latter Day
saints meets in WOOdmens hall, 81 >.
jeCt Divine Authority by Brother J VI.
-alyom and ELler MerrilI NJ Marnick.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31
HEW DOWN TIE CORRUPT
TREE-WORLD's TEAIPER-
ANCE SUNDAY.
- TcEt-Niatt. 1.1a-2o.

Teeson Tcxt-Nfatt. 7.fs-2a.
Golden Text--Fvcrv tree that
briuqctb moi forfh fr-uif A. bc,,u
down aud cast into the frr-Siatt.
40
Prtr,arv Toufc-Co..5 Trees and
Pad Trees
(-o,-,-r,r,t IT,,
TDteru,eliatr and senior Tonic
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31

Hope-G5S y. StudeDaAer 81. Sunday
school 40 80 p. m Preaching nc so
and 30 D. IN Services during the
week and Monday, Friday and Saturday
evenings at T.45 O'Clock All welcome
t4ary NuHemaker in charge.
City Rescue-1lJ F. Jenvrson Divd
Ray A. Bird, superintendent.
GOspel-21S +. LasaIIe av. Services
Wednesday evening az $40; Saturday
and sunday evenings at . 80. Every BODY
welcome.
The revival services are stin In prog
ress az thfs mission, and God is bless
ing iu a wonderful way. Men and w0m-
eu are praying through 20 certain aud
definite victory This revival vii con-
tIuue ou over the 9Th of Nov. with ser
vices each evening at Z 80 and three
services on Sunday. Rev. y. W Short
of indianapolis, the district superintend-
eut of the Nazarene church will be with
us from next Tuesday on through the
meeting We cordially invite the pub
BE 90 come and take part with us
PentocOstsI Apostolic Faith-32O n.
olive 81. sunday school at 1000 a. m
pastor. residence. 1904 H. Indiana av
sunday school at $50 a. m; T. g.
stanley superintendent
Conference Memorial UnIied-GUs s. St
Joseph st. Eev. T.. 4. SickafOose. pastor.
sunday school at 9 80 d. ~, George Burk-
hart, superintendent.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31
AFRICAN III. s.

ouvet A N. E.-SI0 w. Monroe 90
Rev A r. Reading. pastor
The Household OF Ruth VIII have their
annual sermon preached HF the pastor.
Rev. Walter Order at $3.50 p m.
AAJtOra a. IA. l.. Lisa x uruer EllI
ano Campau sts. lev. l. H. Powell
pEstor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31
LUTHERAN

Holy Trinity English Lutheran-Curner
sherman av and Lindsey St, Rev. Albert
II keck. pastor. 707 sherman av sun
day school rs g. ~. Charles Hass su-
reriutendeEt.
st. rauTs Cersaha-Jedersoh and wiz
uHT Ets Rev II. HOLE. pastor.
Reformation anniversary Sunday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-31
HOLY LIE

s. holy lite is not an asoerc, or
gloomy. or solitary life bur life
regulated hy divine truth and faith
ful in Christian duty. u is living
above the world while we are stIr
In it.-TNron Edwards