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Arizona republican., 1903-03-15

Prof. Wetz of F'reiburg university, de- clared in recent speech, that Ameri- cans have better university equipment than Germans. The foremost American universities, he pointed out, are now better equipped than the German uni versailles for comprehensive training, as the munificent gifts from private indi- viduals for libraries, museums, labora- tories and professorships supply the American professors with facilities for instruction superior to those of their German colleagues. Therefore, Ger many is in danger of being surpassed by the United States in intellectual de- velopment.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-15

Moki Tea positively cures sick head ache, indigestion and constipation. A delightful herb drink. Removes all eruptions of the skin, produces a per- feet complexion or money refunded. 25c and soc. Write to us for free sam pie. w. H. Hooker & Co.,, Buffalo, N. Y. T. F. Hudson Pharmacy.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-15
Proclamation,

All are invited to come and be bap- tised to the marriage of the Lamb, the holy stream, free of charge, with out money, without price. Whosoever will may come and take waters of Life freely. And only by baptism to the commandments of God and the power of Jesus Christ, the Saviour of the world, will permission be given to en- ter in. The Daughters of Zion. 1S7 West Jackson street, Phoenix, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-15
THE REPUTATION OF Dr. HlBBARD

as an educated and successf special ist IS thoroughly established. His reliabiii- ", far dealing, skill and progressiveness are fully acknowledged. Don't experiment.; make no mistake; get the best treat ment. Ir Hubbard succeeds in cases tha { baffle ordinary physicians. Don't fool with electric belts or trea tmt mt by sample and trial packages. Shun cit ctro-medical devic. S, etc. Do not ind ulge in such misleading pIopo>i- tions. If you do your condition will be worse instead of better. treat each case by itself, iot by job lot svstem. I first accurately know the disease with all it's com plications, then apply the most effective remedies. If our case be incurab ble you will be told SO. Ii cura ble, science, skill and experis nee will insure your recovery. 1 make a speciality of sexual dtseases- Tue gen. eral practitioner in ,unh eases usually 1ails- He lack concentration of faculties and is utterly ucabie to accomplish what the skill. fui specialist can. Bloou poison, with syphlitic conditions, bringing with it all that Js destructive 10 the human system. Can be cured without injurious drugs My method is that of the best European special lsts. Marked results are seen in a few days The blood, animal tissues and flesh are restored. Eruptions, ulcerations, etc, rap idly disappeaIand Ihe patient soon feeis like new man. Danger IS ahead if you neglect scientific special Jrestme mt. The long CT you wait the more doubtful your case be- comes until at last you become physically wrecked. Consultation Free. All medi- clnes will be sent Ccordlng todirections Call or address Dr. Hubbard, 2S South Second avenue, Hubbard Building, Phoenix. Arizona Hours: 10 10 F. to ,. 6 to7
Arizona republican., 1903-03-15

When a man gets sick the friends who hear of it have one of these thoughts in mind: Who will get his money? Or. who will have to pay for his final care and sickness?
Arizona republican., 1903-03-15

It is a good plan to remember that you have work to do elsewhere when some one starts to tell you "the story of his life
Arizona republican., 1903-03-15

They were talking of their troubles and one woman present said that she hadn't any. She has a husband, and the other women present refused to believe her.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-15
Redwill Music Co.
 PHOENIX, ARIZ.

We are the pioneer piano and music men of the southwest and carry the largest stock south of San Francisco.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-11

: Almost without exception Catholc and ProtNantc churches Of the city viii
observe Easter It omorrows services Z
In some of the minor churches 10 extensive programmes have been pre-
pared. but mention will be made or the resurrection in the sermons. and som
slight music feature in honor of the anniversary will be added to the reuar
service !
The larger churches, those with regular chohs. will devote the morning
service principally to music. orsaniss choir masters for several weeks AVE
been trimming thGr charges for the service and 1t is safe II "a that Ia pro
gamme to be presented tomorrow will be the equal of anything in the way of
Easier music eve attempted in this city. !
Especially in Episcopal and Catholic churches will this be the rule
In Catholic churches the choirmasters have generally chosen some ne mass
rather than 4 diversified programme. This mass will lie sung with all the ac
compartments provided for by the composer At ST Francis Naviers. the old
Cathedral and the Cathedral of St Louis the music programmes are TO be ese
cany elaborate !
Episcopal chohs will, as a rule sing selections from the masters Of sacred
music. 1t one author being closely followed. At Christ Church Cathedral and
at Trinity Church, both considered high churches the music is the feature of the
days services. :
The Second Baptist and the Idnden Avenue Methodist Episcopal chnrs will
both sing extensive programmes morning and evening The evening service II
tie Cook Avenue NJ I. Church. South. is also noteworthy. The regular choir of
this church will in the evening he assisted by the singers from Temple Israel
In all churches there Will he extensive floral decorations. and in Catholic
churches especial work has been done o bcauify the affairs.
In Baptist and Methodist churches the Easter service will. in many in
stance, be 5-I@wed by the ceremony Of baptism.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-11
CONGREGATIONAL

HYDE PARK. EREMEN AND BLAIR
Organ voluntary.
DoNology.
Holy. Holy. Holy. J. B. Dykes
Responsive reading.
oGsrtoiy and dedication.
EaEyton solo; The Holy, Vision" Gounod.
Anthsm.. Vow Is Christ Risen F. Z. Maker.
In the evening the Easter cantata. The Con-
Under the direction Of 3. 8 RiiehaTdH De gwen
HILL CoMPToN AMI FAY
Easter service. 1913 4. n. se1racn topic. He
i Not Here. He Is Risen Nusis programme
SHILLING. Tenor solo II viii III Ysair
heaTts:s Mendelssohn: quartet .Jabilate Dec;
shelley: quartet. And Behold. There Was a
81 caeeiIla Noa : by * Ra fiimPes and 9i B5l,lS SnSrIoI 8
Itinek. 4. P. Cochrane. director.
At 10 ,. m. Easter service OF the Sunday
school In the churchrOam-
WEBSTER GROVES.
c-Sol9seunfoid Re Portal. ......chas. Gounoa
soprano s0io-RRssurrsstlsn shelley
~choru.-over Hin and valiey ~-..-Turinr
Ess:er sermon by the pastor. Stumbling
Soprano soIo0in the Night shall Ny Song
Miss Genevic1c Has:y. BUCK
Easter. story BY the Pas;oa.
FOUNTAIN PARK. FOUNTAIN AND ALBERT
Anfhem-As II Began TO Dawn...Caas Vincent
Sopran2 and Tenor Sole. with choras-The
Quartet. Win con,raiio and Ba:: soic- sneiiey
Christ Our Passover ...--...shcpper
At evening service:
If Ny Immortal Savior Weber
contraltO solc-Hosanna --...-..-...Jules Geslners
Anthem-Nhat Are These That Are Ar
rayed in White Robes S,afnsr
PILGRIM. EWING AMI WASHTNGToN AYE.
Morning:
Organ Preiude-Finais 20 Third sympho-
ny MerdelrSohr
Choru-Gca Hath Appointed a Day-..-..T1ur
chorcs-o Risen Lord with violin obH-
~ t4LQI fisher
OdeTtoy-SOprano Sois-Kin- OF KfuxF Sbeusy
with violin obiigatO by AFRO Waechtierl
In the evening there will BE an Easter song
ecrSice os follows:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-11

Three persons OF international reputation
addressed the closing missionary rally of
the St Louis Union Bible Class yesterday
afternoon and last night in the odeon-
They were the Honorable Emily Kinnaird
Of London. England: Mrs. r. J. Young OF
Brazil. and Harry ". Frost, home director
of the china Inland Mission.
The fourth speaker was to have been Miss
A E. Edge OF the Zenana Bible and Medi-
cal Mission in India. but she was taken
sick after reaching the city and was un-
able TO appear.
w. r. Newell. teacher OF the class. and
his assistant. a. o. Miller. both OF Chicago.
were present.
The rally was attended by many members
OF the local class and their friends. Large
maps were hung from the top Of the stage.
which were used by the lecturers in their
addresses.
Yesterdays session closed the most sue
cessful year the Union Bible Class has ever
had in St Louis. Since the first meeting
last fall the weekly lectures on Friday
evenings have been well attended.
Mr.. Newell has not decided whether he
will have a class in this city next year. as
classes in Chicago. Toronto and Detroit de-
mani his attention.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-11
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVoR TOPIC.
Christ's Teaching About the Resurrec-
tion. John II, Eff. 4O-i4.)

BY AMOS r. WELLS.
There is a vast amount OF assent TO the
fact of ChTiSt's resurrection. there Is very
much less practical belief in il. Trust in
the risen SAVIOR wrote Robertson. that
is the belief which saves the world The
mere acknowledging that Christ rose from
the dead amounts to little. What we need
is the happy consciousness Of a Christ in
the world at the present moment; a Christ
who receives our dead into his blessedness
as soon as their glad spirits leave the
clay"
Adam Clark wrote in such a faith: Death
to q good man is but passing. through a
dark entry. out OF one little dusky room
into his fathers house into another that IS
fair an1 large. lEhtsome and glorious"
In the same faith Whittier sung:
Death seems but a covered way
Which opens into light.
Beyond the Fathers sight.
From that faith comes the power OF
the resurrection" about which Paul wrote.
II is a power over gloom. knowing What
sublime JOY waits US in eternity 1t is a
power over loneliness, being assured that all
our dear ones and ali men pest worth know
ing are waiting for US in Heaven II IS a
power over failure. since eternity has time
enough for US to accomplish all we will.
Sing we with Miss Haversal:
o Is; me know
The power q thy resurrection!
o let me know
Thy risen life in calm and clear refec,ioni
y let me soar
Where thou. my Savior. Christ. art gone before.
The belief in immortality is the main
y a@1 ~ H@'aAHA 49,
man" declared Luther. would SOW a
grain OF corn IL he did not hope IL would
spring up and bring forth the ear. How
much more are we helped on by hope in
the way Of eternal Nfer' II this hope Is
unconscious. indefinite. lanEuid. the work
a man does In the world IS equally weak
and confused. II IL is firm. reasoned, eX-
ultant. the mans life-work is planned on
superb lines and leaps forward with mag
nificent energy.
No ore can really believe all that the
Bible teaches about death and look forward
with shrinking TO his exodus from earth.
Indeed. Beecher put the case still more
strongly. Live while YOU must" he said,
but yearn for the day CT consummation.
when the door shall be thrown open. and
the bird may fly out OF its netted cage and
be heard singing in higher spheres and d.
viner realms"
Does this yearning for death seem to you
an unnatural. morbid state2 Then you have
not yet entered into the thought OF PAUL.
for whom 10 die was gain" who had "the
desire TO depart and be with Christ which
Is far better"
To be sure. when Paul wrote that he was
4 prisoner at Rome. but always he desired
the better country always he spoke OF
life on earth as an Imprisonment and death
as an Acknowledgement He would have
sung gladly in Margaret Sangster's strains:
cut OF the gloom. and into the bloom,
out Of the struggle. the cell. the prison.
Into the wide sweet world ami its room.
Lfe eve5laStfng from death hath arisen,
Victor forever. It's life that reigns:
Nanquished forever. It's death in chains:
Lat I'D your hearts, on the upward way,
bng Tor your ~gfadnes-. on Easter Day.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-11

Church viii have. on Sunday morning. tho elab-
crate and interesting Faster service 10 which
the congregations have FOR maay years been &C
cusfomcd.
taken from :he Cantats. Christ the Victor. by
Dudlsv Buck. other numbers are from favorits
stsvsnssn. with i-ns'rumeniai aceGnpanimen OF
organ. harp AMI violin.
Batiste: ard the postiude. Grand Easter
An unusual appointment =; the onertory will
be the LarEhetto from .Bach's celebrated con-
eerto. FOR two yiol!ns and orEan-
the vocal numbers, With the tunes assigned 70
h ne Sf 1IIissn 5a = a hsnqtSoheiT ar1 ~
the CroSS"-sli the photo-engravinEs being new
II occurred fer this service from pictures By
The choir is-SOprano. Miss Florence Tanner:
R fh1oi Ni ss-l De? NJ. ae w piEsI; M Ssn05 Gif M ! A 62ss1i. y.
Mr. IoIis Hammsrstein; vialinisi. Mrs.. LEU
sistinG in the ,Iios &c. women's voices, Mr.
Louise de Prsz-Moofs eontralto. and at the Of
feItoFy. Nj Philio BurT violin
As usual the pulpit platform will have ample
TIE evening service though. les. elaborate.
viii follow the thought Of the morning.
VOLTA and harp. Bssiees the usual hynrs fa=
the congregation TIE musical numbers an
De: o-ran prelude. !'ssnetus.- Goun6i' veal
nTTbers--N9w Is Christ Risen. Warren:
MillaTd: IF Ye Then Be Risea with Christ"
MAIL asDdh, ApssTip;ioa;. Rssn-GOgnod. oTertory;
harp. Postlude. organ. Festival March" Flag
GRAND AvENr-F GRANn AND
. AVENUES.
OfEan-Ardsniin IN n nat Iema-.
Antheu-C1rfst orr Passover .--. SrhIlirs
Barytone I Shew You q Nv
ter ....--... Winia- SehuvIsr
Soprano s5io-Day OF Davs -. Van de Wster
Anihem-why Seek Ye the Living -
Evening:
~orrsE-Pierre ? No,Te Dame ....... Baermann
A~nthem-The Choir An~elic ........-... TIanscnm
Solo art ou--1cf-The strife L O'e- -. S.--.'sv
Tenor SOlN-HoS1una shelley
A~nthem-The Resurrection --. shelley
IN y fsf ---------------...- E:ead
The members n the choir are: Mrs. George G.
Carrie. sorrano: Mrs. Raw Y. DouElass. alto:
George c. Carrie. tenor: George 4 OS~rOd. bass.
Fev.-d ~. Psei. o-rs1sst a-d dirn-t--
POPE AVENUE HAPEL. No. 4444 PENROSE
SUNDAY SCHOOL 80 \. "
Sonz-Never School
Prayer.
Wei~nrre Infant CAS-
ScnE-Ioy BELLS Sunday School
Reading % ssniav School Lesson.
Remarks on Lesson.
ElFfelr- infant -
..N <fTpa =
BiesSom Brsnner
Eecifstiou-In the Breaking Of TIC Day
MAMIE tomn.tn
Exerc!ses rive SNS
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POPE coNFIRMs THE NOMINATION.
bishop John j.. GIennon VIII Re Co
aGiuiaE Of - IcuI

A cablegrem from Rome yesterday told
OF the Pope 5 confirming the nomination OF
Bishop John j. Glennon OF Kansas City for
the coadJutorship OF St. Louis. made sew
ganda-
This removes the last obstacle. and the
Kansas City Bishop will become the as
s.stant and representative of Archbishop
Kahn as soon as he can come to this city
and assume the position 1t is not neces-
sary that he be consecrated a Bishop. as
thar was done or his succession to the
coadjutorship Of Kansas City. a s~urragan
see.
he now becomes cosdiutor Of a metro
poittan see. and upon the death of Arch
bisrop Kahn will succeed the latter.
II has not yet been decided when he will
come to 81. Louis as some time. perhaps a
adjust his affairs IN Kansas CITY.
II - thought that Bishop Gssnnon will re-
side at the archdiocesan residence with the
Archbishop. Father Byrue. who has been
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-11
TWO BISHOPS ARE TO PREACH.
Bishop endri and Bishop Wilson
VIII Occupy Pulpits To-MorroM.

Two Bishops of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. South. will preach sermons in local
churches Of that denomination tomorrow.
and thereby heighten the interest attaching
to Easter services.
Bishop Eugene R Hendrix OF Kansas
City. Mo. who has been here a week deItv-
ering a course of lectures and attending the
District Conference. will preach In the
morning at St Johns NJ E Church. South.
Washington boulevard and Kings highway
The sermon will be the last or the lectures
he has been delivering on the religion OF the
incarnation.
In the evening Bishop Hendrix viii preach
at the Wagner Place NJ. E. Church., South.
Wagone place.
Bishop A W.. Wilson OF Baltimore. Nd
Will preach the Easter sermon to-morro-
morning at the Cook Avenue NJ. E. Church.
south. Spring and Cook avenues. Bishop
Wilson VIII remain in the city but a day h.
being on his way TO attend q district con-
ference in this State.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-11
CHURCH SERVICES.

The list CT sermon topics and special service.
for tomorrow Is as follows:
Baptist.
DEINiAR VENUE pelmar and Pendletoa. IN.
Reverend Doctor J. 7. NJ Johnston P,..
Morning. our Risen King: 3 y m ~.
Resurrection symbol" NJ
GRAND AVENUE the Reverend " -
stor-Mor and evening services
LAtA1ETTE PARK. Lafayette ana Mt.rt.~,,,..
IHe KeFerend Doctor T. c. Carleton PaSfor
ia m, Nothing Is Too Hard for the iorr..
p n. Jesus. the Worlds Need"
the Reverend w. L. Nasb Pa.
tor-Aorning services by pastor.
SECOND Beaumont and Locust IN. 1-
n. services. IN p
TAYLOR AVENUE No. LIZ North T,v,o-. -.
hSNeFend Doctor :. E Ewing. ~Pastor-No-nfa-
The Message Of the lily: g D. M :@Eoid
East In Faith and Love-" h0A
1Hltsp Mashtngton ana Grand: the Reverend
Doctor W. J. Williamson. Pastoron a M
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-11

ALFRED G. RoBYN.
Orgsntst and choirmaster at the Church OF
the Holy Communion.
Misses Horstman and Gibson.
Soprano S0io-Ny Redeemer and My Lord.
Dudley Buck
Miss Cassily.
Choir-Aitss Cassidy. first solrano:. Mss Horst
man. s-c0nd Soprano: Miss Reffeidt. first alto.
Miss Gibson. seeund Ala. Mr. Majors. orranisf
COOK AVENUE CUOK SPRING AVE
Morning srrvfce:
Authorizations Hsfps Are Sound.ng-..sherard
Aeapr soio-kcl1zrection
Hr. STaeper.
Scpzano solo-Ho>sana
Mss KELLOGG.
Azthem-on the First Day Of the week...Lynes
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-11
MISSIONARIES ADDRESS UNION BIBLE
CLASS RALLY AT CLOSING MEETING.

the ArchbIshop's chaplain and secretary for
six months. may again resume pastoral du-
ties
The Pope also confirmed the nomination
OF Bishop Henry Moeller to be coadtutor Of
Cincinnati, o.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-11

FIRST. NO. si2s LOCUST
bible school School
ITsyer Of Kings-.-".------Giris' Chorus
Scri9ture-Rssurreetion stosy.N r.non Brandon
E,ercJ.-Easte voices.
the Holy
prsrs-y Department
f FaeSfcisss-Essier Messengers.
Due'-onee s nEsia Mary Roberts. Ruth Mayhsw
re Roll n esfi Of classes.
Announcements. 49,, ~
E ESnEaEs'oi.e ......-...PTimary Department
s5ssDGoS Re VITA You TIL We Meet
Again ocnO%
Hymn-Coronation ..---------"..Congregaton
puetoMrS' Jessie smith and Mss Stella Ra,k
Scripture reading and prayer. -
ARthem-our Risen Lord ..--"-.~-.BiIings
sermou-Resurrcction Of Christ.
Hymn Congregation
Hymn-I- know That Ny Redsemer LIvsh
H sGa55,5is rs rsad kissn and prayer.
Hymn-Stand Up for acknowledgement
SOLO Holloway
s-ermon-Lessons From the Resurrection.
Invitation hymn.
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION, ATE AND
G~OODFELLOw AVENUES.
Holy communion. 6 a m
Morning prayer. sermon and holy communion
Professional. hymn No H.
Anthem-This Is the
Christ. Our Passover----The Reverend E. J Hail
6lorlA fsooine0n
lie. Deum. IN
Jubilate IN
Hymn No. III
kyre
Gloria Tibi-
Hymn No Ii5-
Hymn No. 10.
ohertory-The Lord omniDO'sns Fsirnssh
saaeius. Gloria In EIceisis and Nuac
Dimlttis.
Recess!on3I Ii
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r

MAPLE AVENUE MAPLE M CLARENDON
Morning:
Organ voluntary
Gloria FztTi.
Invocation
Hclocn
Scripture LSsCu and Prayer.
Offering.
Solo-Ths Holy Stephen Adams
Arthur D. Weld.
Hymn-RcSurrectiun
SmOu. The Risen Lord"
Recsntion o. Members
H~ymn-Ernad OF
Communion
DoxOloEy aad Benediction-
Evening"
Organ Voluntary.
Invocation.
BracDury
Scripture Lessen
Looking Toward the LEht--.---.w. A Post
Awake. Glad Soul! Awake.....-...W. A. Smith
Prayer.
Offering:
When Easter Morning pawns.-----...Towner
Announcements
Address. lie Easter Message" Prayer.
Ky aonk
BeueuiCtluu.
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UNITARIAN.

-,-,~tt or THE MESSIAH:
CHLh,H rSIrE AND LOCUST STREET
Organ prelude.
ssnteneeS. ord Jesus. Thou 10 All Brnsesf
Light and Ss,ySi'S Seecompaniment OF trumpets'-
..sayior Of Men," -
READING from the Fsanh
Ola Testament lesson. lion, THY Love a.
soprano solo and ehorus-fFom !"
a Father. .Sson
New lleftsme ma chorus-.Loyely Appear Over
the Mountains
Prayer -
Sons@Tbe Possession 81 Lie ~ v.
CTand chorus with two runpe's- NnA''d'
Portals Everlasting
EaIedicfiOn-
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NEWS OF THE CITY CHURCHES.
Mass Meeting VIII Plan for View Sew
enth Street Mission.

enth Street Mission.
A mass meeting Of the young peoples r.
ligious organizations in the interest Of .
new city mission. to be located at No. Il
and IS North Seventh street. will take place
Thursday evening at the Central Pres6y-
An effort viii be made to organize q choir
OF 800.
h Easter Evangei" will be sung by Q
Goode Avenue II. E. Church there to-mor-
row night.
The Reverend c. Polk Goodson. assistant
pastor OF the Reverend Newell Dwight Hi
lis OF New York. will preach tomorrow
morning at the Raymond Place Cumberland
Presbyterian Church. and IN the evening At
the Lucas Avenue Cumberland Presbyterian
Church
mary class OF the Third Baptist Church
will take place at go o'clock tomorrow
morning at the auditorium OF the church
Twenty -four pupils are to receive honors-
The Reverend 81. L Harvey. recently ap-
rial Hall. will preach his first sermon there
tomorrow night at s o'clock
The Reverend F. V. Hawley Of Chicago
tartan Church OF the Unity. Park n Arm
strong avenues.
Several persons will be baptized at the
end Of the service at the Third Baptist
Church tomorrow night
Pupils OF the Levee Mission Sunday
School. Main and Market streets. will OBJ
serve Easter with q special programme at :
o'clock Tomorrow afternoon
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WATER TOWER.
Morning.:
OrEan Voluntary
Uyn-CongrcEsuo1-
a5them-He Who SlumreTeo-
Scripture lesson
Prayer. a. Can,
Easter Offering
Sc,o-Just for To-Day
Hymn-Cougregatton-
Esster Thoughts by pastor o,., Door
Anth+m-JuSt Beyond
Solo-Selected-
INSTRUMENTATION
Eq.r.HIsffnn
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PRESBYTERIAN.

FIRST SARAH STREET AND WASHING
TON AVENUE
with a sermon by the pastor. the Reverend
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ssoSEaPSois;sp Of The sivior....sunday Sfhosi
soHE@The waRs-pp Time-..---- Twelve Girls
Rscitation-My Garden ----..--. LAha1 nndfS,.s
Song-SuniSht A
orEaa Voiunay-..---.-Miss susie Scott
sonE-Beauthn story y Ladies Bibie Glass
Apostles Creed......-...ConGregstion IN Ini5on
Hymn
Shotu@"Hosanna ........... Young People
sl55nsGchris; Arose Choir
SSSIaae@Psiim rsncbss.-..M Miss Nettie Buschhoru
s,rman-Whe SHALL Roll Away the s'one Tor Us
us Mss Nettie BuschhoTn and Emma Kortum
Hymn
KIERwooD.
Ia:G n. m: p,,f.,o
dne.T5ry.yioiin solo, Flower Sons.--Eaa
Soprano s~o'0T Mn, J Mf In /. Ridr.
Solo and ousIJst-List The Ch.ru5ic :Gsul
sSbjee1 Of sefmSanwhsf John saw and What
PT Eisbinf Tor TS orsaR and EPioiln.
onertcry-Niclin solo
60 ar. Frank Kicker.
satisct Of Ssrmon-chfisi. the Pledge Of our
COTE BRiLLiANTE. NL,RCrs M LARADIE
Xoluntary-McIody in L nat--.--..-.-.Gounod
invsysjon. AMI IOrd's PRAYER by congregation
Glcrta-GonsreSa;ion standing.
Inc JOY e GoI Ms s ATa5la= v;i. Quartet, H Gabriel
Hymu-Lord 81 All.
Scripture lesson
Mr.. Alfred l. Starck-
PRAYER.
organ
H~vmn-IesuS ReiEus-
n-------------H r. Shehey
Miss Alice Nagee.
Sermon. subiec:-Mary at the Sspulcher-
PRAYER
Christ Robert Lowry
Cote Er.llIan;4 Male Quartet
Bencd!ctlon.
OgEaa pTstlude-
Mr.. J. Y. Hickman. orEanist: Mss Alice
Mayer. soprano Soloist. Cote B-ill!ante Male
Quartet as follows: Frs. tenor. Joseph. Z
MciIyaine: second tenor. George r. HogE; nrst
bass. Alfred L. Starck: second bass. Charles X
McAiestsr.
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-EerlEIfEL' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ste-4y
AlfTsd 9. Eooyn. O-ssuist and rno.rGas,er.
-RINITY CLEANSING y FRANKLIN
AVENUES.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-11

The Reverend +. V. Hawley OF Chicago
will preach tomorrow morning at the Uni
tartan Church OF the Unity. Park and Arm
strong avenues.