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New Ulm review., 1922-08-16
and transportation, they easily formed

and transportation, they easily formed
the other trusts. NJ
they succeeded in everything they
designed, even to the control of the
majority Of public officials, state and
national. Land grants, mineral grants,
water powers and other gifts and favors
at the hands Of Congress and state
legislatures came practically for the
asking. sill
Trusts Fix Prices. sd
The profteers now fix the prices
ON what they buy from the people and
on what they sell to the people. Be
cause the profiteers own the trusts, the
people are forced to sell and buy
mostly through the trusts.
"rhe profteers ere criminally in
different to the rights of everybody
except their own group. They rob
the people by authority Of law. The
public officials subservient to the
trusts, have made the laws to suit the
trusts.
The people have tried to get polite
al action to release them from their
unfortunate condition, but whichever
party they have voted into power, the
officials have betrayed the people.
The exceptions have been few, and
never enough at any one time to be-
come effective in giving relief from the
effect of existing bad laws.
Creates Contempt For Law.
Because of the selfish control of the
worlds different agencies for serving
the necessities Of mankind, and the
failure Of public officials to do their
duty, many Of the people have become
discouraged and given up hope of re-
lief from what is becoming an intoler-
able condition.
'The results Of industrial and busi-
ness confusion and the political fail
ures have made many $ndiffere mt to the
rights Of mankind, and created con-
tempt for the law. Already the ma
ton is shocked by what may be
termed an epidemic of crime, constant
~ on the increase. In spite of the
cause, many men in high places, in
stead OF seeking to remedy the cause.
are seeking to deal out greater punish
ment to the criminals, most of whom are
are law made criminals. We have
almost reached state Of anarchy as a
result Of the conditions above.
Only one Hope Left.
The strangest Of all in this worlds
confusion, is the fact that the profteers
with all their business shrewdness
are forging on in their mad swoop to
grab up all the worlds wealth.
stranger still 5 that their experts, Of
which v h i they have thousands, do not
understand that their clients are now
driving with terrific speed to destruc-
ton. So far as surface appearances
go, there is but one hope for them:
not that they will save themselves
but that the people will take action to
save the people from the impending
peril OF the wealthy gone wealth-crazy.
and in the battle of the people to save.
themselves, those pro6teers may be.
saved-not as profteers however, but
IRON their own mad race for stolen
wealth.
MY next letter will present the out
New Ulm review., 1922-08-16

lines Of plan by which al the useful
Industrial and business groups could
cooperate in order to make use Of the
wonderful opportunities that our
country affords for making all the
people prosperous. It is merely g,
question Of proper adjustment
New Ulm review., 1922-08-16
AUTOMOBILE, PARADE
Route of Parade Prepared by Parade Committee
The Parade will Form at South Market Square at
SHARP Sc clock p M. Hta@ss4#z

Parade
SHARP SO clock F. M:
The parade will proceed down h South Street to Broad
way North Broadway to srd South Street. 3rd South
ee & to MINES ee G North On sta sas Street to
Broadway North on Broadway 18th North Street. 4h
North Street Minnesota Minnesota Street End South
Street, End South Street State Street, State Street to
Turner Hall where the Parade will disband.
The Judges will be stationed at the Dakota Hotel
Mrs: Mrs E. Y Y P}sfs4}e Ps5bs9e New New I3m 1}m.
s~.~. Mr. Mr. II i Bendzen Ser i' Springfield Sr5ps ias'
~ ...~. HISTORICAL, INDUSTRIAL
-~ CIVIC PA Parade ."
SATURDAY, AUGUST 49, AT 10 O'clock A. M.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 20. AT l O'CLOCK P. M.
= LINE OF MARCH. +. E
The parade will form Center and State Streets and
march down Center Street, then North Broadway 9th
North Street, then to Minnesota Street, down to 5h South
Hall Park " " ' 0''' WV ''e'SS '''
Parades will start from State and Center Streets
Major Louis G. Vogel Marshal of the Day.
FIRST DIVISION.
First Division will form on South State Street. right rest
ing on First South Street, near Courthouse Square.
Major Albert Pfaender, Chief of 1st Division.
Major Baptist Groebner Aide Capt. A. c. Amann, Aide
Hofmeisters Band. Committee Float
Tribe of Real Indians Qanding of First Steamboat)
Committee Float Frank Steele
Medicine Man Committee Float
Committee Float LOG Cabin .-~s
Ondian Camp First White Children in
CO. Commissioners Float Brown County~in autos
Drown County, Committee Float
1867 (AgriculturaD
Pioneer Schooner Committee Float ~
- etc. ~~.~ (Indian Attack Fl.
. ~ SECOND DIVISION. ...
New Ulm review., 1922-08-16
THIRD DIVISION.

The Third Division will form en- South Broadway right
resting Center Street at the Jacob Nix Corner.
Fred Christensen Chief.
Frank Schugel, Aide. -@ 5sa# Harry Joern, Aide
-,z.% Springfield Orpheus Band.
City Council and Mayor in Autos
The following business firms will be represented by floats
Buenger Furniture Co. New Ulm Ice Co.
Backer, F. j. New Ulm Gas Co.
Backer's Pharmacy New Ulm Telephone Co.
Central Garage New Ulm Grocery Co.
Citizens State Bank setSsa New Um Green Houses
Crone Bros. New Um Laundry
Eagle Roller Mill Co. Ochs, ]. A. & Sons
Eibner w. D. & Son Plaggens, A. G.
Farg&y Mer State Bank Retzlaff, F. H.
Fesenmaier Auto Co. Red Front Grocery
Fesenmaier, Robert Review Printing Co.
Frenze Bros. s Rinke Mrs. Anna
G1afs Garage Y Saffert Meat Market
Gould Movies Schottman Auto Co.
Hauensen Brewing Co. Schaefer Bros
Hackbarth Shoe Store ssz Schemann Paint Shop ss
Hartmann, Otto Schulke, A. 81
kretsch, Frank i, s.s q, Schells Brewing Co. l. f.
Minnesota Central Creamery saffertGuggsberg Co.
Mueller, Theo Urich Electric Co.
Metznger Clothing Co. Wilfahrt Tire CO. $50
Muesing Drug Store Wcherski Shoe Store aA5f s7
Minnesota Seed Go. Wonder Store
NTnnInr ID
New Ulm review., 1922-08-16
HISTORICAL, INDUSTRIAL
'E and VI .'~
-.. CIVIC PARADE

SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 20. AT O'CLOCK P. NJ
New Ulm review., 1922-08-16
SECOND DIVISION.

Second Division will form South Washington Street.
right resting First South Street, at Turner Hall Square
"tn5r&s@# Edward j. Berg Chief
Dr noo
New Ulm review., 1922-08-16

@}@'}e<s. Edward j.
DR.. G. N. Gieseke, Aide.
ISH,TAK-A-BA Band of
Sleepy Eye
Committee Float
(Fake Cannon used by De-
,fenders)
Pioneer wagon used by Luth-sg Y
er G.. Ives in the year 1862
from which a number of
persons were killed trying
to reach New Ulm.
Defenders in Autos
Pioneers in Autos
Float by Junior Pioneers
Junior Pioneers
Junior Pioneers Juniors
Float by Hecker Circle
New Ulm review., 1922-08-16

Showing Cannon received by
the New Ulm Turnverein
from the, Cincinnati Turn
verein in the year Of 1862.
Hecker Post C. A..R, in autos
Committee Float .a
(Old Windmill)
Spanish-American War Vets
in Autos
Committee Float
(Minnehaha Falls)
Mexican Border War Vets
in Autos
Committee. Float
peace & Prosperity
World War Vets in autos
Burg's Battery
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28
REFORMS IN MOVIE
INDUSTRY FAVORED
BY PRESBYTERIANS
Prison Reform. Condemna-
ton of Cigarette. and Pro-
hibitiOn Advocated.

DIES MONIES. Ia May 27.-Cen-
sorship of the movies was advocated.
the cigaret was condemned. prohibit
tion appiauded and prison reform
urged. In the annual report OF the
Presbyterian board of temperance
and mora, welfare submitted 20 the
Presbyterian general assembly. by
Dr. Charles SCanIon of Pittsburg.
Pa. general secretary.
Or. Scanlon's report recognized
the motion picture as a national in
huence scarcely second 10 the print
ing press Il blamed the selfshness
Of film controllers for "preying on
the weaknesses and prejudices of the
public"
The characters Of those presented
20 young people as heroines and
heroes" said DR. Scanlon. are bitten
such that no intelligent worthy par
ent would admit these persons 10
their homes. yet millions OF YOUNG
people of both sexes are permitted
20 visit the places where these peo-
pie are conspicuous figures. We
favor Intelligent. discriminating
state and federal censorship which
shall have due regard for the sensi-
biiities. responsibilities and affection
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28
Sunday MORNING Breakfast Talk
BY ReU. Elmer y ard Cole

etc True relations are linked by
ties stronger than fesn and blood
There is many a true father whd
never had a child OF his own and
many a true mother who never gave
birth 20 a babe
Simply to rear a child Is 70 do more
than the mother cat who looks after
her kitten so long as 10 IS helpless
bat when grown. and no longer needs
that help. they simply become two
cats. liz rs TO DO more than the
mother bird that forgets an weari-
nees OF wing and ueglects her own
hunger that she may bring food to
dll the gaping little birds and the
c.amorins peeps of her little hedge-
.lna- but when they have plumed
Themselves for flight and have gone
and buIlded for themselves nests in
other trees they soon become mo-
more than other birds. No. IL takes
more than This kind OF tie 70 make
T true relations.
say Sister. did YOU ever visit a
strange city where the crowded
etreets seemed 20 bring the feeling
Of being aloue2 How you looked for
a familiar face and longed for a
friendly voice. and then 10 was that
YOU wished YOU could get back 70
the fields whore you could see the
smile Of some wild flower and catch
the familiar chirp OF a cricket. or see
the friendly twinkle Of a star And
so n many a home. surrounded with
people who call themselves relations.
there comes 10 many a man that
loneliness which calls for a sweeter
relationship than is 10 be found In
The tie that brings the bird 10 her
nest or the cat 20 her young.
Jimmie. what are YOU crying
about2"
That man licked me"v..
THAT man licked mel"
What man."
That same man who stays around
here on Sunday and sleeps nearly all
dav."
The man was the father Of the
little lad but thought more Of bus
mess than he did OF the lad So
taken up with his work that he had
ceased 90 be a father in reality. Ex-
argerated. is ito Well. il has truth
f In r. nevertheless. Gold has crowded
Z love out OF many a home There
lare good many hearts that feel
+ themselves without any relations be-
cause there Is no ear ready 10 listen
to the little trials that seem So great
20 thehm. no had 20 reach out with
tender touch 70 guide the tired foot
steps as they seek some untried path
. @ lie. no arms outstretched TO gather
the troubled soul 10 a loving breast.
So the yearning heart of that great
child life that is ours reaches out
with the CRY. I'D rather have some
Of my own relations"
In the childhood OF the race.
Mister. all mankind was afraid 10 he
alone with God and then there came
THAT religion that taught men 10
look up and say. "Our Father" So
perfect was the love that Il cast out
IAN fear. II was perfect and cast
out all fear because an Elder Brother
came into the world and put his arm
around frail and weak humanity and
pressed the lowest sinner to His
breast and said. eye are my breth-
rem" Tn this love we found that
+ heaven is home. Home where broth q
ers dwell together in unity because
linked together with the golden word
OF love. The world wants no alb
stract God who is God in name, but
wants a God who reveals himself I'm
the loving embrace Of true rela-
|tionship. God is love"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28

10-45 a. NJ. and 1880 p IN. Epworth
leegue. $40 p. N
Subject Loyalty Ar morning service
subject. Character Building iu Ou'
schools and Colleges. az evening serv
RIVER PARKS set enth 81
t-v Albert l. Brandenburg. pastor
eesidenre. s13 s. Eleventh ST.
$50 a. m. Sunday school. 1910 a.
d. worship. $50 .. m. EpwOrth
ieague: 7.sO p. m. worship.
PORTAGE CHAPEI-Rev. De
Witt c. Elinwood. pastor: Clarence
Ashley. sunday school supe-intend
ent. Preaching 10 a. m; sunday
school II a. m.
O. NJ E.@Corner Laurel and Sa
pier SITS. J. ". FAINT. pastor. SUI
lay school $50 a. m. sermons
Ii m: Epworth league. 6:3e g.
m. evening services at 1880 ,. %
mid week meetings: WOmen's NJ
soRsry society, Monday $3.50 .. M
onicia board meeting 1880 Weire
dfT ovening. followed by pray.
Sc - beginning at o'clock
r PLEASANT-Rev. Dewitt C
Ellinwood. pastor: Frank D. Mat
hews, Sunday school superintendent
Sunday school 10 a. M; preaching,
11:15 a n.
MONSON CHAPEL-Rev Dewitt
c. Ellinwood. pastor. Harry Cassells
Sunday school superintendent; sun
day school. 10 a. IN: preaching. 1880
p. m.
TAYLOR A. VI. z. ZION-Rev. 3
r. Gordon. pastor Morning service.
IL a. M. Sunday school. 1890 p
NV. c. E league. $780,; evenins
service. 1880. Friday evening. pray
or class meeting. Mrs. Belle Allen
superintendent Sunday school.
OLIVE a. NJ. E.-31O w. Monros
ct, Rev. Walter Crider. pastor: 1889
a. m. worship: 1890 p. m. sunday
school; 1880 p. m. worship; 7:S0 y
M. Wednesday. worship.
OSCEOLA NJ. Z. CIRCUIT. H
Roger. pastor. Willow Creek-Ser-
mon $50: Sunday school. 1913
o'clock; Tamarack- Sunday school,
$3.50; sermon 1O:45; Osceola-Sun-
day school. $3.50; Epworth league
$50: sermon. 1880.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28
ercoNn cHI-RcH - RpE-
LIMITED BRETHREN

CONFERENCE MEMORABLE
SOS :. 81. Joseph 81. l. r John,
pastor; $50 a m. Sunday school
George Burkhart superintendent.
1O.45 a m, worship: $50 p. m.
Christian Endeavor. 1880 p. m.
worship
Administration Of the Lords supper
and reception Of new members ar morn
ing service Evening subject "A Man
As He should Re" wednesday. 80 D.
M. mia week meeting. Wednesday. 80
p M. monthly meeting az TIE official
board
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28

tt IS because this newcomer needs
clothing that the blood mother has
decided to sell another pint Of her
blood
Neighbors have tried to dissuade
her They have advised her to ap-
peal 10 the charities
But Mrs McFee ey is proud
II have myself 10 give And viii
do that gladly" she says
My children are more 20 me than
life II should die on the operating
table trying TO help them, IL viii
be doing nay duty as a mother"
AT night the blood mother works
as q charwOman
The father disheartened by sick
ness. left his brood months ago and
has not been heard from.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28

PIRsT-Main and Wayne Sta
Rev. u. s Davis. d d. pastor;
residence 211 W. Wayne St: $50
a. m. sunday school w. Is. Stude-
baker. superintendent, sermon
1855 a m. Young Peoples meet
Ing $40 p. m. evening worship.
1850 p m: Wednesday 7:45 p. M
mid-week service
CALVARY-Corner Blaine and
c. Ifornia avs Rev a NJ Quigley
minister. residence 1919 Wood
ward av.. J.. T. Goodwin Sunday
school superintendent. 10 a. H.
lable school. Dr. ], G. Boone, teach
ct Of mems class; II a. IN. morning
worship ESQ p. m.. r Y. p. u
: SO D. m evening service. 1880 ..
~ Wednesday evening prayer ser
vice
SWEDISH NTSSTON-1ll9 W.
Colfax av. viii hold services az s
o'clock sunday afternoon. The pub
Tic is invited. Rev E. J Okeiind
o. IL charge
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28

Llt-ie Curiey- Head had just lisped
Der evening prayer and the little
tired head had jus. thrown herself
against the downy pillow the moth
er.s soft touch had tucked and
brushed the coverlet ard with a
goodnight kiss mamma had just
turned 90 so.
Don't leave me alone Mamma
Alone? Why. my dear you are
never alone. cod is always with
SOU
yes. I know" and the little voice
trembled with a lurking fear Il
know God Isl always with me. but
mamma. I'd rather have some Of my
relations
Yes. Mister. you may smfe at the
little tote philosophy but she had
found a lesson that u sometimes
takes a life time 20 learn. To learn.
"It Is not hard 20 toll when friends
are ready
To smile uptn The humble work
YOU do.
For sympathy viii make a weak
heart steady.
4 waVerine purpose true.
But it IS hard 20 toll with none 20
love you.
With none whose help YOU wish
or care 10 ask
No face bent with kindly looks
above you
To eiorify your task"
No. il does not take much courage.
when people are an around MS and
the world IL smiling with us. The
mass moves with the crowd and h
takes a great crowd 20 move the
mass But say. Mister. when YOU
are keeping your weary watch alone
on some drsary outpost with no
companionship but that of the stars.
and no voice but that ~ the Whis-
pering leaves with no activity save
the constant peering into the dark
ness % guard against some hidden
face. tthen 81 takes courage and you
want somebody Of kin near TO heip
YOU and cheer you. I'm The battle of
life the crucial test comes in solitude.
and fear turks always I'm the dark.
Yes, there comes time in every
mans life when here is reachine
out OF the hand for some tender
touch. a bending OF the ear for some
voice Of love. n pecrinr into the
darkness or some riendly smile. a
cropping for some strong support for
human weakness 90 lean upon and
there seems to be nothing but va
cancy and silence Now Mister. do
you blame the child thar cries out.
ct know God is with me- hut I'd
rather have some Of my own rela-
tons"
who are my relations wish
YOU hadn't asked me that question.
Mister. for 10 is even a harder ques-
ton than "Who IS my neighbor o.
and in this day "a more important
question The first question cannot
be answered by looking into the
branches Of q genealogical tree any
more than YOU viii be able 20 find
the answer 90 the second by looking
into the city directory or on the
township map. Simply because YOU
announce the birth Of al hoy and
set up the cigars 90 the men on the
street. does not make YOU a father
Simply because mother bends over
n cradle and proudly claims the
little bundle therein. does not make
her mother Simply because YOU
eat NJ the same table. and were one
not make YOU brothers and sisters.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28
CHURCH OF THE
NAZARENE.

CHURCH OF THE AAZAItENE
Corner Rush and Milton sts- sun
day school ESQ a. m. W S HOuk
superintendent Worship. 1880
ms Young Peoples meeting, ESQ D..
M; cyaug Lstc service 7.50 p. m;
prayer meeting wednesday evening,
1880 p. m. o. vs.. waltz pastor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28

CHICAGO. May 27-Once again
the blood mother" is preparing for
another sacrifice for her children's
sake
Sorrow of a million years peers
from the eyes of Mrs. Carrie Nc
Feeley
Her hands are worn with toll.
Three times now has she sold a
Pint Of blood from her veins
Sold SO she could Keep her six
children with her and help pay off
the furniture mortgage IN her S8-a-
month fiat.
For the three pints Mrs McFeeley
received $1O5-enough 20 keep the
Uolf from the door a few weeks.
But recently another baby ar
rived
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28
Sunday SerUices In South Bend Churches

worship.
sunday school $50 George Hols.on.
snperintendent. .Al-day Revival Con
Wheaton college. former 90 riauary o.
cowboys ~ Montana and Wyoming
prelches three times. At 10 3u. - the
subject. Where Do You Come m or
The bank" al 30 "Its ~ To You. or
The objectionable SIM.
BROADWAY EVANG ELICAL
>.-sOCIATION-Ccrner Broadway
I'D Carroll SITS. Rev. r Gardeid
'ohnson. pastor. residence. 1FI2 s.
'arroll 81, Rev r. q. Thomas.
asst pastor. $50 a. M. Sunday
hool. ). c. Lehman. sgper.1 END
'nt, 1880 a. m, WORSHIP 500 D..
Young Peop.v'z netting. 1.Sy
m. evening worship
Morning subject. Loves Labor Not
ast by pastor. PREACHING aL evening"
1yer meeting "Wednesday evening az
GRACE. EVANGELICAL ASS0-
iaTION-Lincoln way ~. and
alnut ST.. Rev ~ O. Herman pas
vr, $50 a. m. Sunday school. q. ..
harrington. SupeTlntSn0ents 10 80
= IN and 1850 p. m worship.
COALBUsE AND AUTEN CHAP
Ell Earl T. snyder. pastor. resi-
dence, 500 y. 10th 81. Phone Mish.
zIS7. Sundev Schools meet At 10
a. m; Youns Peoples Alliance ard
Christian Endeavor al 1880. preach
ing at Auten II 2. IN. at Coalbush
6 is p. n
BETHEL. LYD1CK-E. w. FOL
Ter. 1903 Brainard av.. Naperville.
H.. pastor. Bible school 10 a M.
William Hulhnger. superintendent,
morning worship. IL a. m. after
noon service, p. m; evening ser
vice. 1880 p. m; Young Peoples
Z p. m.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28
NA1IONAI POIISH

ST. AIABYS OF THE HOLY RO-
SARY. POLISH -Semple and KOs-
ciuszko sJs.. Rev Edward Starory-
pinsd pastor; week days. a. m;
high mass at 1890 a. m: sundays
and holy days $3.50 a. a.; sunday
scnool. =. ID
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

FIRST CHUFCh OF CHRIST
SCIENTIST -AIaiu and Madison sts..
Sunday school 9:45 a. me- morning
service. N a. m. Wednesday even
inc testimonial meeting az O'Clock
reading roms open dalE from a.
20 10 b. m. Saturday a m. 70 y
p. M. at T1T j. NJ s RuL5irE.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28
METHODIST EPISCOPAL

FIRST-215 n. Main St. Rev. Al.
rert r. Monger. pastor; S:45 a. m.
class meeting; $3.50 a. m. SUNDAY
school. Herbert r. earn. superin-
tendent; worship 1O:4O a. m. and
1.30 p. m: senior and high school
Epwcrth leagues $50 p. m.
9.1l M special sunday school me
mortal patriotic services on the church
lava hv the Boy scouts Herbert X.
earn. superintendent. 40 a. m, be
liunprs' church held I'm the beginners
room with Miss Mary Livengood IN
charge 1910 a. M, Junior church held
in junior room with J. e. Pausen In
charge Morning sermon. "Oue standard
For an" 10y the pastor Evening subject
"The Peril of Business, by the pastor.
This is the last ~ q series of sunday
evening sermons which have been de
Ivsred ON The subject, The Peril Of the
City Wednesday evening, 80 p. m,
mid week prayer service Ted by the pas
Monday evening teachers meeting
Thursday evening, Priscilla meeting.
ST. PAUL'S MEMORIAL-Colfax
and Laporte avs. Rev. James L
Gardiner d d. pastor; Rev G.-L
RuhsOn. assistant pastor; Sunday
school $50 a. M. .. A. Fulkerson.
superintendent. morning worship
1O:45 a. M. Epworth league. $50 p.
NJ and evening worship. 1880 D. m:
prayer meeting. 7:45 Wednesday
evenings
Special. sermon by Or Gardiner at
preach his farewell sermon on Great
Truths of ths Gospel. m evening service.
Public reception ON Wednesday evening
90 Tx. and Mrs. Gardiner
GRACE-Corner Michigan and
Tutt SITS. Rev Bert y. Beck, pastor;
t45 a. m. class meeting: $3.50 a.
m sunday school. Glenn Whiteman.
superintendent; morning worship.
lO.45 a. M. Epworth league meet
ms at $50 p. m.
Mrs Esther Ludwig Martin. China.
will speak at morning<service. Evening
service hy pastor
TRINITY NJ. E.-Corner EiaIns
ard Vassar avs. Russell L. Phillips
pastor. residence. 921 Cleveland ov..
Sunday school $50 a m. Rudolph
Kline. superintendent. Morning
worship I0:45. Epworth league.
ESQ p M. Esther kirkpatrick.
president mid-week service 1880 p.
N. Wednesday.
LOWELL HEIr HTS-Miner and
Francis SITS. Rev &. J. Jordan. pas.
tor sunday school 9:45 Jesse
Gearhart superintendent. worship,
II a. m; Epworth league. $50 D.
m. c. A Ruskuski. president. even
ing worship, 7.3O p. M. junior
church $3.50 p. m.
STUIL EMORIAL-Corne. :.
Michigan and Victoria sts.. Claude
Young pastor Sunday school AZ
$50 a. n Donald f. Dubau. super
.ntendent. worship. 1910 a. m.
$50 p. m. EpwOrth league. 1880 z m.
m. prayer service Wednesday even
iugs az $50.
IAIMANUAL GERMAN-Lafayetts
at Wayne St. Rev. Fred Ii.
Koehnemann. pastor. sunday school
$50 a. m. Charles Z. Stark super
.ntendent: worship 1880 a. N and
1880 p. m. Epworth league Z
.. III.
EPwORTH MEMORIAL NJ p
olive ct. and Lincoln way W. Rev
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28

BRETHREN

FIRST--I214 s. Michigan st.
Rev. G. w. Rench, pastor: resi-
dence, pa r. Broadv ~; $40 a. m.
sunday school. r. p. Sriver. super
intendeut, 1880 a. m. and 1880 p.
m. worship with sermon, $50 p. m.
Junior and Senior Christian En-
deavor.
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Tuesday, wednesday, Thursday,
Friday. a. m, religious confer