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FOR RENT-LONH LEASE ON NICt
t<EISSIG, KNAPP ~ I<iEsSIG
Cor. 5th & Bdwy. Opposite oregon Hote
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JEDNEGO Tub dw6ch pan6w potrze-
ba ma mieszkanie. 1915 Macedonia
ul., 2gie pietro, front, blisko Divi-
sion. II
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Z Polskiego Biura Anne
rican Red Cross.
Bureau Of Foreign Language
Information Service Polish
Section.
llO7 Broadway, New York City.
Fizyczna praca W szkoiach pOlskich.
Washington, D. c.

Washington, D. C.
Jednym 2 cudow, dokcnnych, przez
Polske W ciagu pierwszego roku jej
n~iezaleznego bytu panstwowego, jest
zorganizowanie systemu szkolnego.
Potrojny system, jaki istnial pod
trzema zaborami, CkazaI sic Memo
zliwym W novel ~republice ME tylko
z powodu ~sprzeczuo5ci, ale take i
dlatego, re ME odpowiada{ da&e-
MON i potrzebom niepodlegiej Pol,
ski. Wc'bec rozlicznych krakow, jak
n. p. W zakreSie budynk6w, przybo,
! row ~szkolnych / ukwalifikowanych
n~auczycieli, zadanie zorganizowania
szk6l p~owszechnych W Polsce byio
olbrzymiem.
Pc roku wysi1kow / doswiadczeh
reGultaty przewyaszaia oczekiwania.
Tysiace nowych szk6i ctwarto, a set
XII tysiecy dzleci, ktore przedtem nj
gdy ME widziaiy szkoiy, Obecnie po-
btera nauke. I prowadzone So niekto-
re eksperymenty z wielkim skut-
klein.
Dominujaca 'cecha W publicznych
szkolach W Polsce jest ptaktyczny de-
mokratyzm. UwidacZnia sic to pre-
dewszystkieaSNw nacisku, jaki VIA
DE szkolne kiada ma prace ~fizyczua
W szkoiach. W ladnym mcle innym
kraju ma swiecie ME wpaja sic tax
SLIME W umys}y nowego pokolenia do
niosioSci piracy fizycznej, jak W Pol
see. Ch}opcow | dziewczeta uczy sic
praktycznych rzeczy i coraz bardziej
wpaja sic W Mich szacunek ola tych,
ktorzy fizycoua praca Zarabiaja ma
5ycie. w szkoiach dokiada sic six
do tego, by nauke teoretyczna stoso-
wac o lie moznoSci W praktyce. -
Chlopc6w n. D. uczy sic tego, by ma
tematyczne wymiary opracowywali,
ME tylko ma papierze, ale W war
sztatach stolarskich, W ktorych r6-
wnocze$nie ucza sic. jak uiywaC ma
rzedzi I operowania ~maszynami. Pro-
wadzona rowniel jest praca W ogro-
dach, dzieki czemu wiele dawnieJ
odlogiem ledacych plac6w PREY szko-
bach znajdute sic pod uprawa. Prey
szkole Karola Szlenkiera w Warszd.
vie, jednej z pajwiekszych szk6l W
Polsce, So ME tylko ogrody zwykie.
ale i botaniczny, zawierajacy roi-
nego rodzaju drzewa, roSliny I kwia-
ty ma ogolna liczbe 500.
Polscy wychowawcy specyalnie in
teresuja sic amerykahskiemi meto-.
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Wagony ~ciezarowe stacyami ratunko-
Wemi.
Washington, D. G.

Washington, d. c.
Wagoly cielarowe Po}udniowej
Rosyi ME sd uzywane % przewozenia
towarow, albowtem Giema towar6W,
ktoreby MONA transportowat, "a
miast towar6w przewoia n ludzi
chorych / umierajacych.
Tysiace ~uchodzcow Z gfebi Rosyi
zape1nia kazde miasto / miasteczko
ma Krymie. Gala ia okolica jest o.
becnie opanowana przez straszna cpl
demie tyfusu. w kazdym szpitalu
znajduje sic diva i try ray wiecej
pacyent6w. anizeli powinno bye. Ty-
fus W dalszym ciagu rozszerza sic.
z inicyatywy Komisyi Ratunkowei
ma Poludniowa Rosye, Amerykan-
skiego Czerwonego Krzyza, ktora "a
loiy,a swoja kwatere W Teodozyi'
W ma1em portowem m~iasteczku. TO
syjski Rad cywilny przejai setkl wa
gonow ~ciezarowych, stojacych oez-
czynnie W Sebastopolu i innych ko-
lejowych centrach i przeznaczyt 70
ma stacye ratunkcve celem utatwie-
MIA waikiki z epidemic tyfusu.
Kazdy wagon pozostaie pod ople-
ka rosyjskich p~ielegniarek / jest ia
ko tako zaopatrzory w przyoory
szpitalne. zapotrzebowanie jeduak
Jest wieksze. aniieli moiliwem jest
dcstarczenie waeon6w odpo~iednio
zaopatrzonych do przyjecia chorych.
Amerykahski Czerwcny krzyz planu-
ie rozszerzenie swej piracy celem DO
s~tarczenia tym wagonowym stacyom
ratunkowym blanktetow' materaco"
I zapasow lekarskich.
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Polska dziekuje Amcryce IN pomoc'

New York. \. Y.
Pan Oskoson z Amerykansk'e1 Al
ministracyi R~atunkowei otr5yma' ma
stepujacy kablogram 2 Warsza"y;
,DoszIo do met wiadomosci' re 90
1900 do 1000 ton nmerykahsk!ej ~
vnoSci pr5ybyio do Polski W os'a'-
Mich dwoch miesiacach Ia poSredn'-
ctuem kart 7ywnoSciowych (Food
DrattsN Amerykahskiej Administered
~; 1vvnokciowej. Akcya ia pomasa
,eszemu krajowi bardzo skuterzn1e'
po,e1szacIe nasza sytuacye ekono-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-16
DROBNE OGLOSZENIA
VALENTINE

NAUCZCIE sic balwierstwa. zara-
biajcie pieniadze " czasie nauki. -
Pare tygodni wystarczy do naucze-
MIA Posady czekaja ma vas. Wee
dens, 1858 Madison ul. 20
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damn szkolnemi i wzoruia sic ma mich
PREY zaprowadzeniu 2olskiego syste-
mu szkolnego. Pomoc, jakiej udzielif
szkolom polskim Amerykanski Ger
wony Krzyz, W swej piracy ratunko-
wei, byla zrod}em wielkiej otuchy
ola narodu polskiego. Rozdawanie
odziezy l obuwia przez Ameryka6ski
Czerwony KTzyz umozliwiio tysiacom
dzieci uczeszczanie do szkoly pod
ezas ubiegiej zimy, bez czego byio-
by to ola mich niemc1liwem. Dziecko
polskie wykazuje ogromna chez i "a
pal do nauki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-16

Dw6ch pan6w potrzeba ma mieszka
ME 2 wiktem Tub be-. 1859 Division
ul., wejScie z Paulina ul.
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miczna, zwiekszajac nasze zapasy ~
wnCsci bez jakiegokolwiek nadwy-
rezenia naszych zasob6w i rowno-
czeSnie wzmacniajac i zaciesniajac
wazne i doniosle weziy wychozcami
W Ameryce a Polska. Ia te humani-
tarna prace Waszej Organizacyi Lud
polski zywi gleboka w~dzieczncsc.
Razem 2 narodem polskim pragne
wyrazic podziekowanie "a te wiel-
ka prace.
(podpisano) SKClSkI'.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-16

Wszystkim krewnym | znaJo-
mym donosimy te smutna VIA
domos6 IL najukochahsza corecz-
ka i ~siostrzyczka nasza
S. P.
EleonOrcla
10 kr6tkiej lecz ciezkiej choro-
bic. powiekszy}a grono aniotSow
dnia 1890 lipca, 1920 roku' o
godzinie 1:30 rano, p~rzezyw--
sly 8 lata / 3 miesiace.
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic W soDo-
te, dnia 1870 lipca, 0 godzinie
$50 ranc, z domu zaloby p. nj.
2053 W. 1Sta ul., do koScioia
sw. Amy. 1Sta / Leavitt ILL.,, a
stamtad ma cmentarz sw. VOL
ciecha.
Ma ten smutny ~obrzadek a
praszamy wszystkich krewnych
znajomych, W ciezkim zalu
pograzeni:
Ignacy j Marta Jabfonscy, ro-
dzice; Helcia, siostrzyczka; J6-
zefa Dzienciolowska, babLsia;
Maryanna Nowakowska i Anna
Dziencioiowska, ciocie; Andrea
Nowakowski, Stanislaw Dzien-
cioIowski | BolesIaw Srednicki.
wujowie, wraz z Gala rodzina.
16
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WINCENTY Malarski, Tub kto 81
INA, AIDES prosze przysiac pod adre-
sem: Chas Heft, Flint, Michigan.
16
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Wszystkim krewnym | 1najo-
mym donosimy te smutna VIA
donloSG IL najukochanszy MAJ.
syn. i brat nasz
S. P.
Leon Mackowiak
czlonek Tow. Sw. Jana Chrzci-
ciela No. 294 Zjed. p. r. K. po
kr6tkiej lecz ciezkiej %chorobie,
pozegnai sic z tym SWiatem. o.
patrzony Sw. Sakramentami. dn.
1890 lipca, 1920 roKu. O godzi-
ME 1915 wieczorem. przelyw-
sly lat 30.
Pogrzcb odbedzie sic " So
bette. dnia 1880 lipca, o godzi--
ME 9tej rano. z domu zatoby p.
nr. 2701 n. Hamlina av., do
koSciola $w. Jacka. a stamtad
ma cmenarz Sw. Wojciecha.
Ma ten smutny obrzadek Ia
praszamy wszystkich krewnycb
i znajomych, W ciezkim zalu
pograzeni:
BronisIawa, IONA: Michalina
MaCkowiak. matka; Maryanna,
Sr. NJ. WirgilIa re zgromadze-
MIA Wiel. IS. Nazaretanek, Z
domu Katarzyna. Jadwiga, -
siostry: Franciszek, Wincenty.
Felix's. Edward. bracia; Maryan
ma Gonzakowska, teSciowa; -
StniSlaw Pctrulewicz, szwa-
gier; WladysIawa I Ieokadya,
bratowe.
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PRACA

Dziewczat ma mieszkanie potrzeba .
wrktem Tub be- 1851 Bradley ul.
W lyle. II
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o passport bedzie przesiana LISTEN
poleconym Tegistered).
Department Stanu,
1890 czerwca, 1920 r.
cambridge Colby.
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UMEBLOWANE pokoje do wynaje--
cha. 6SS Milwaukee ave. Warszawa
Hotel. II
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-16

INTELIGENTNA panienka poszuku-
je odpowiedniego pokoiku. Adreso--
wac do Dzienika Chicagoskiego No.
S84. II
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UMEBLOWANE pokoje do wynaje-
cia. 697 Milwaukee AVE., Hotel Kra.
kow. II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24
LADIES! DARKEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
Use Grandma's Sage Tea and Sui
phur Recipe and Nobody viii
Know.

The use Of sage and Sulphur for
restoring faded. gray hair TO its
natural color dates back to grand
mothers time. She used It 20 keep
her hair beautifully dark, glossy
and attractive. Whenever her hair
took on that dull faded or streakeo
appearance, this simple mixture
was applied with wonderful effect.
But brewing at home is mussy
and out-of-date. Nowadays, by ask
ing at any drug store for a bottle
OF "Wyeths Sage and Sulphur
Compound" you will get this fam
Gus old preparation. improved by
the addition OF other ingredients.
which can be depended upon 10 re-
store natural color and beauty TO
the hair
A well known downtown druggist
says it darkens the hair so natural
ly and evenly that nobody can tell
II has been applied. You simply
dampen a sponge or soft brush with
il and draw this through your hah
taking one strand at a time. BY
morning the gray hair disappears.
and after another application or
two, il becomes beautifully dark
and glossy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24

the Rev. Charles Herbert Young on
the Church of Today at o'clock
Monday afternoon. In this address
the general note of the conference
will be given and the reason for its
sessions and the hopes for the
I church through such meetings.
Father Young has accepted his cleo
ton as the rector of Howe school TO
succeed the late DR.. Mckenzie at
that important institution. and as
/ sumes his new work on the Feast Of
All Saints. Nov !. This opening adj
dress is followed by a special chill
drcns service at 3:45, at which time
Dean White of Cleveland Will tell
stories to the children and make
an address 10 them. At $50 the
Young Peoples supper will be
served 10 all the young people and
all others attending the conference,
the special speaker at this time will
again be Father Young who viii
speak on the Future Hopes of the
Church.
The special conference service will
be held MOndIy night at St. James
church at 7:45. At this service
Bishop Anderson of Chicago viii be
the special preacher and will speak
on Our Challenge" He is one OF
the very few yearly speakers before
the Sunday Evening Business Mems
services in Chicago and New York
and is constantly sought as a spe-
cial preacher not only i'm the United
States and Canada but also abroad.
At this service there will be q chorus
choir OF the combined chOiTs from
St. Johns church, Elkhart; St.
James, Goshen; St. Paul's. Misha-
vaka; 81. Johns. Bristol: ~.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24

One OF the largest and most i'm
portant events ever 10 be held In
St. James Episcopal church will be
the meeting OF the church confer
ence of all the Episcopal churches
of northern Indiana and western
Michigan. 1t VIII be the first time
so large n number Of parishes have
combined in one joint meeting in
the Episcopal church TO meet at 81
James in South Bend and more es-
pecially the parishes of two do
ceses for Joint meeting. The en-
tire conference is a part of the ed
ucational plan and program or the
church at large. The Episcopal
church has planned an increasing
number of conferences for the pur-
pose Of instructing the people Of the
church I'm the growing work ana
life of the church and the pOssibtli-
ties and responsibilities resting upon
the individual communicate and the
parish as n whole. All of the speak
ers for the conference are special
lists in their respective fields and
particular lines of work.
The program might be divided up
into the three departments of the
general church work. that Of relig-
ious education, social service and
church extension or missionary
work.
The following speakers arc 20 take
part in the conference and speak on
the various parts and departments
of church work: The Right Rev
erend Charles p. Anderson j. D..
bishop OF Chicago; the Right Rev
erend Charles Fiske, D. D.. bishop
co-adiutor Of central New York: the
Right Reverend George Allen
Becchcr. bishop of western Ne
braska: the Very Reverend Francis
4. White, -. d., dean OF Trinity cat
thcdral. Cleveland, O.: the Rever-
end Charles Herbert Young, rector
of Christ church. Chicago. and rec
tor-elcct of Howe school, Howe.
Ind: Canon Charles g. Ecadc. OF s.
Paul's cathedral. Cincinnati. O.. and
the Reverend NcNciGh Harrison, 90
the order OF The Holy Cross, West
Park, New York.
The conference opens with the
REGULAR II o'clock service Suncay
morning at 81 James church at
which time the special preacher viii
Le Bishop BeeCher. He viii preach
ON the Church of the Future
The conference lectures and adj
dresses begin Monday afternoon aJ
. o'clock with a special conference
for the clergy only, to 'e held 10y
AIiss Kathleen Moore of chicago. SUI
perintendeut of the Associated Char
tiles Of Evanston and county agent
and probation officer of Cook couu-
~. H. The mcetin- for the general
public viii open WIth am address by
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24

sons Of light we should live so as TO
prevent the unwary from stumbling
and falling
III The Laws OF the Kingdom
Cs-v. 2O-4SJ.
They must exceed that OF the scribes
and Pharisecs.
2. As TO sanction OF life wv. IL
26). Thou shalt do no murder. 9"
means more than simply 20 refrain
from the taking OF life. Rash anger
is heart murder (v. 22)
g. rs 10 organized life wv. 81
32) The family Is the unit OF So
ciety There is no sin that so rots
society as that against the relation
of the sexes. The two awful sins
against the family are (a) adultery
wv. 27-30). (there is heart adultery
rs we'll as heart murder; CD divorce
Gvv. 81. 32) Moses for the hard
ness OF the hearts OF the people.
permitted a man in case OF adultery
10 put away his wife and give her q
bin OF enforcement.
4. AS TO oaths wv. $3.50. Speech
is tho absolute test Of character.
Whatever Is more than the simple
form Of affirmation or denial comes
or the Devil.
8. As 20 behavior toward those
who DO not recognize the laws OF
the HtngdOm wv. 3S-40). % Not
revengeful wv. 80. 400; CD willing
70 DO more than Is required ". 40 /;
CD charitable ". 42)-even the
borrower should not be turned
away; (4 love toward enemies (vv.
45-4S). Love TO enemies consists
(a) in blessing them that curse rs.
CD In doing good 20 them that hate
us; Co In praying for those who
despitefully use US.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24
CATHOLIC

81 UedwIgr Polish Corner Scott aud
Napier SIS Rev. Anthony Lubowirz. e.
= G.. pastor. Low mass al 30. 900 and
90 200 a. m. sunday -cupvl AZ 80 y. IN
EeueI'-t,"u 40 80 y. IA.
~. Cs>imir- PoII~h-~.l X WrbEtp- II.
Rev >tauislaus Gorha pastor Low mass
az 80 a. m. High mass az IU;OO a. IA.
tspers Ht . 90 y. m
sacred Heart N"trr Dame-Ecv John
Ii. SCheier e. y. c.. pastor Low mass at
@ a. m. students mass at a. m. Parish
llass gt d. 90 "a. IN. Nt>pers at 90 y. an.
II. ~tuui-Inus I'oiish-il5 y. Lincoln 81.
Erv. Roman NarciuiI6, 90 y. e.. pastor.
81 sscs az 20. 9-ul and ~ 200 a. IN.
sacred Heart IIuugurIan-CataIpa and
laI.HnI avs. KrN Alexander g. Nupa
pastor Low mass M 900 p. m. Baptism
at go b m. \r>pcrs at Z 30 r. IN.
st. Mars of The Holy Husary-Tolish
Catholic 900 corner sample and kosluskc
cts. Eey. Basil >ychtI pastor. Low mass
NesS DAYS. 3 -i5 J- m sunday. : 90 e.. M.
High mass sundays aud Holy Days al
lu.Uu a. IL
-. stephens hunEar'sa--ThomHs ahd
NrfherFou sts Rev Lawrence Hor-
Tsth. pastor. Mass at :. 90 and OILS a
"a sunday scneol al > - . N. Ben
81. .jlub no 10 o m.
~. rstrirL's -D5 s Tsyi,r st U-v
John T. pcGroote G. 5. g.. pastor; Rev.
William Niuuick. e.. :. g.. assistant.
Mass 40 q. go. > and 10 80 o'clock
~ Js.sPh. ain 81 and LhssH' sr
Patrick j. Carroll 4. >. c.. pastor Low
masses ~ t-J sud POO m HiEh
al. SIS 40 10 so 4. u. Benediction at }
Sacred Heart BsIEiaa ". Tb5m
a. e. Rev. Chu-ieE FISCHER. pastor
EssS az q So aud $50 IN SUNDAY
school at = 80 a. Renedictlon al 8 W
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24
GOD II FVE.RYWIIFRt..

Let us remember that God is at
the seashore and in the mountains
just as mueh ~ he is i'm our home
town and I'm home church. We need
to- resist the devil of license which
is always whispering his evil insin-
uations~ into tho ears OF people
away from home. w need rcli2-
ion just as much I'm summer as We
do in winter. perhaps more. SO
when we are away from home ~ Us
not. neglect our Bible. and our daily
prayer. and attendance upon the
house of Worship whenever possible.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24
F or Next Sunday
Copyright 1914

---- .--.-.-I t,-
An intense longing 20 conform
-' TO-. Jaws "i IN" Kingdom ~. 3D..
d. Mcrritui tv ID. The subjects OF
the kingdom now take on the char
all'i OF me KING.
@. Purity of heart ~ 50. Since
ihr king ls prominently pure, the
subjects VINO enjoy fellowship with
him must have heart purity
De- I'acenaNcrs lv. 3D. The one
who has received the peace Of God
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24

Thomas. I.aporte; Trinity church.
Niles. St Marks church. st. Joe:
81 Pauls Dowagiac: Trinity Hun
garian church, and ST. James
church South Bend. There VIII be
solo harpist and an orchestra TO
assist in the service. This will be
the first time the choirs OF all these
churches have combined in a spe-
cial service
The program for the conference
on Tuesday will begin with a Cor
porate Communion and Meditation
at : a. m. by Father Harrison OF
the Order OF the Holy Cross. He is
a member OF this order Of monks
whose special works are the con-
Quoting Of missions, quiet days and
giving OF mediations They also have
two schools for boys. One Is To-
Gated in the Cumberland mountains
near Sewanee. Tenn. Father Harri-
son lived there for five years and
worked among the mountaineers.
At Il a. n. he Will give a lecture
on Among the Southern Noun
taineers"
Canon Reade will lead in the CON
ferences and lectures on social ser
vice work. For the past 5 years he
T mas spent MS entire time mlnlSterlng
+ 20 the inmates OF the various insti-
/ tutiOns In and around Cincinnati
such as the City hospital. tubercu-
+ losis hospital, infirmaries. work
I house. jails and the various house,
/ and homes OF correction for men
women, boys and girls. Previous e
/ taking up his work in the ministry
he was educational director OF tht
1 Y. NJ c. A at DAYTON o. and for 2
number Of years previous TO tina
was newspaper and Associated
Press correspondent. At 10 a. m
Tuesday morning he Will make ar
address on Christian Social Serv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24
SPIRTTUALIST.

TroEre.si,c spiritual society meets In
Eedmeu's hail. 3uJ =. Michigan 81. SUI
d4l at "a p. m.
Speaker. Mrs Miucola knisci. VIII
xiv, her report of the national Spirit
uall>t convention. followed by spirit mess
cages Every body is cordially invited.
The tIrsf Independents Christian
SpiritualiSt Church ct christ mrat~ DOB
MclyHl. hall jefferson and LJi.y ytte
blvd.
= .. m Rev Sylvia 4. Suafer ,sill serve.
subject My NeiEhhnr and Myself
healing service. questioned s4uSN> cred by
SUNDAY school and Young People, meet
ln- go +. 49,; Halloween social auI
squerade party for benefit "f huildLuE
fuud. uct - Prize quit given With
lucky number
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24
ZION SERVICES.

Regular services at the LlSalle thcatrr
sunday. uct. -f- . to 10 a. m. Divine
Healing anL con sUcratlou seTs ice. To- o.
iu.u musical prelude by Juvenile or
chestra aud pipe organ shil, pictures ar~
thrown Ou The screen. 10 - 20. 900 full
service. subject Hell Loose iu Ireland
or How God VIII Deal With the British
LION Hear the lighting elder Rev. Van
n. Shumakcr. al welcome
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24
EVANGELICAL
ASSOCIATION.

Broadwny -Corner Broadway and Car
roll SITS. Rev +. Garfield Johnson. pas
tor Residence 1l12 =. Carroll 81. sunday
school az 800 a.. IA. samuel e. Leh-
man, superintendent.
Morning worship at loss, pastors ser
mon subject, Every Christian Soul
" inner Young Peoples All lance nc
GAS D. a.. preaching az SO by the pas
tor subject. The Recreation II Man .
special music az all services: PRAY Yer
meeting " ednesday evening at 80 d.
m.. choir rehearsal Thursday evening az
20
Zion Evangelical Church Cor. Wayne
and 81 Pctr- SITS ". GoGeney. pastor.
sunday school at 9:15 a. M. Charles
Weber. superinteudent
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24
CHRISTIAN.

FIrst-31G $ Main st Rodney L.
McQuary, minister: residence 1888 Ran
dolph St Bible school nj 30 a. IN. !;
Roland WitWrr. superintendent
Indiana Avenue Corner Indiana av.
and So. Joseph 81 J. r. Bellville pas
tor. Residence 1924 Randolph St Bible
school az - 80
Lind-r Avsnue-Tinden ~. ana Car.
Disc 90. ]. y. Miller. pastor. sunday
school a. 10 90 =. IA. J. =. Olup. super
|If-udcut
Harris Prairie Bible school o so r. m
Communion snd preaching at 1895
g. m. Spc,Iu. song service. Every body
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