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The San Francisco call., 1905-04-24
MAKE 500 TODAY

Every one buying a plano to-day from
Pommer-EsiIers will make direct saving
OF not less than 800 In all cases the
saving will be much greater.
For reasons already stated. we are sell
ing at retail and at enormous cOnces-
sions our entire wholesale stock of pi-
amos. including the best and most famous
makes and the newest creations known.
We are the only people carrying the
Auto Grand and the AutOpiano-the
new pianos with the inside player at
tachment These pianos are played
either by hand or by the ordinary Plan
ola music rolls"
Pommer-EiIers is the only house car
rying a stock of pianos in the new Mis-
sion styles. We are the only people car
rying the Kimball piano. the piano
praised by both Sembrich and Nordica.
We are exclusive agents for such famous
makes as the Decker. the Hazelton. the
Hallet K Davis and the Crown pianos
During this sale we sell good. reliable.
guaranteed pianos as low as $1z6. We
are now selling our $500 pianos at from
1888 to 1851 If you are looking for
something at very low price, we nave
a number Of fine old square pianos and
European and American made uprights.
still good but out of style. including
Hallet & Davis. Steinway. Chickertng and
Hazelton Weber. Fisher. Vose. etc. from
which YOU may select one almost at your
own price.
Remember that we are now located ia
TEMPORARY salesrooms one block below
the Palace Hotel and across the street
POMMER- -EILERS MUSIC CO. ole Mar
ket Street.
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KNIGHTS TEMPLA
HTTEND SERVICES

The Easter services at the First Con-
gregational Church last night were
very impressive The Golden Gate
Commandery No. Is, knights Templar,
attended the services. Rev. George c..
Adams, pastor: Sir Philip d. Code,
commander, and Sir William Henry
Jordan officiated
While the organ prelude. "Marche
aux Flambeaux," was playing, the body
marched into the church and took
seats. The strains of Onward, Chris
tian Soldier burst forth and the con-
gregation Joined in the hymn.
Several beautiful sacred selections
were rendered by the choir composed
of: Miss Camille Frank and Mrs. q. r.
jenkins, soprani; Mrs. M. E. B. Robin
son and Miss Mabel F. Gordon con-
tralti; Herbert Williams and Sir
Charles l.. Goetting, tenori: Sir Louis
A. Larsen and j. c. Hughes. bassi; Sir
Samuel d. Mayer. organist and choir
master.
Rev. George C. Adams preached the
sermon. He used for his theme, BE
thou faithful unto death and will give
thee a crown of life" The services
were concluded with Mendelssohn's or
gan postlude, "Priet's March," after
which the Knights Templar marched in
line from the church.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-24
ANTHEMS SUNG
BY EIGHTY DOICEI

At st. Luke's Episcopal Church there
was an unusual crush. The members
were given seats first, as is the Gus
tom. Among the throng held beyond
the portals the following interesting
little notice, written by the Rev.
Burr NJ. Weeden, the rector, and
printed on blue slips was distributed:
San Francisco. Easter Day, 1905.
THE rector of ST. Luke's Church
greatly regrets the necessity to keep
visitors standing before closed doors
Easter is a feast of obligation in which
confirmed members of the church Re
required to be at church and to make
their communion. The Easter eucharist
has a sacred and solemn import to
members of the church. They have
been preparing for 1t for weeks. The
rector is constrained, therefore, to pro-
vide a place for members of the parish
before visitors are seated.
IF the numerous Easter visitors
would also present themselves on the
other Sundays of the year, the Episco-
pal church would at once, with joyful
ness, enlarge and multiply it's places
of worship TO accommodate them.
You are welcome at the church this
morning We shall do our best to re-
C6lNt you anu " luII1Su YOU q seat.
We also invite you to come next Sun
day. On any Sunday, except Easter
day, you will be received Hospitality
apd seated without delay.
1.-THE doors of this church will be
opened at IL o'clock"
The music was perhaps the finest
ever heard in this church. 1t was
smoothly and feelingly rendered. The
usual choir. consisting of fifty men and
boys, was assisted by the Woman's
Auxiliary of thirty female voices,
making eighty trained musical throats
pouring forth the melody. Wallace A.
Sabin, organist and choirmaster, di-
rected.
Rector Weeden delivered a powerful
discourse on the resurrection
The floral decorations were unusually
rich and attractive. There were several
memorial arches and crosses.
During the afternoon class Of
twenty adults and children was bap-
tized by the Rev Mr.. Weeden, the
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-24
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
OBJERDE THE DRY

In the Episcopal churches there were
Sunday-school festivals in the after
noon and among them st. Luke Is
Church Sunday school had a splendid
representation. numbering about 2s0.
The children marched UP the aisle,
bearing handsome silk Sunday-school
banners and singing hymn. The Rev.
Mr.. Marrack led the children in prayer.
At Trinity Church the Sunday school
class attended in large number, there
being present about $50. Religious ex-
ercises were conducted by the Rev.
Mr.. Hume The children bore flags and
the procession was most imposing. One
flag the gift of the late Mrs. C. ". S.
Gibbs just before her DEATH was par
ticularly priced by the class.
Grace Church Sunday-school class
attended also in large numbers, the
Rev. David J. Evans, the rector, con-
Quoting the service.
The children carried their school
banners and Joined heartily in the
service.
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EASTER GREETINGS
FOR POPE Plus

ROME, April 23.-Pope Plus X to-
day received many Easter greetings
and celebrated mass in the Hall Of
the Consistory in the presence of 235
persons, to whom his Holiness gave
communion. The Americans who were
admitted included Martin Maloney and
daughter Helen of Philadelphia and
Mr.. and Mrs. Shripon and family of
Baltimore. Afterward the Pope con-
f1rmed two sons of Senior Ivancich, the
Consul General of Portugal here.
King Victor Emmanuel suspended
all state affairs to-day in order to cele-
brate Easter with his family. After
luncheon with Queen Helena, the King
drove in a motor car to Hurving
Lodge, Castle Porziano, where he will
spend few days.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-24
EASTER EHBBATH
Day OF PRAISE

At Simpson Memorial Methodist
Church the pastor, the Rev. James H.
N Williams, took as his Easter sub
ject: The Doxology of the Trium-
phant Church
Text: Unto him that loveth us. and
loosed us from our sins by his blood:
and he made us to be kingdom. TO
be priests unto his God and Father: to
him be the glory and the dominion for
ever and ever NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
chapter /, verses and 6.
The pastor said in part:
Saint John, the writer wss the Island Of
Patrnos. suffering tribulation and banishment
for conscience sake But his soul aglow
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-24
CELEBRATE EASTER
IN SPLENDOR.
SWEET MUSIC FOR THE LORD
Congregations at Many of the Citys
Churches Largest Seen in Years

Organist Harrison, rendered the work
of the masters during the mass. 1t
was reinforced by many voices for the
occasion.
Rev. Father Hannigan preached.
He took for his text the gospel of st.
Paul on the resurrection of Christ and
delivered a sermon that held the at
tention of the congregation. Father
Hennigan spoke of the victory achieved
on EaSter-the triumph of Christ over
his enemies and his glorious resurrec-
ton after being prosecuted, inEulted
and put to a painful death.
At the conclusion Of the mass Arch
bishop Riordan ascended the altar and
gave the solemn papal benediction, q
ceremony which is witnessed only a
few times each year IN the Catholic
churches of the city. Archbishop Rior-
dan was assisted by Archbishop Mont
gomery and the deacons and sub-dea-
cons of the mass.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-24

fully decorated with flowers and ever
greens, one prominent floral gift at
the foot of the chancel coming In the
name of the late beloved Mrs Jane
Lathrop Stanford, who, ever since the
death of her son, Leland, had sent to
cross composed of most exquisite white
flowers
1t is evidently the intention of mem
bers of the family to conform to the
fond wish of the lamented lady and
continue the contribution of the great
floral cross as she would have done
had she been spared. The cross was
composed of Bermuda lilies. lilies of
the valley, carnations and maiden
hair fern. 1t arrived at Grace Church
at Z o'clock in the morning and was
placed at the chancel by faithful
hands.
The sermon by the Rev. David J..
Evans was explanatory of the day and
urgent and lucid in explanation of the
resurrection.
The music was rendered by the great
choir which has been identified with
Grace Church for many years under
the direction Of William H. Holt.
The anthem Rejoice This Holy
Easter Morn" by Dressler, was given
in a beautiful manner, the male voices
blending with extraordinary effect.
The Gloria in G CDR. Barnet) and the
offertory, IF Ye Then Be Risen," were
also perfectly rendered.
In the evening the church was again
filed and. like in the morning, there
were many unable to gain admission to
the service.
In the evening there was another
large attendance at Grace Church. in
cluding numerous members OF the
Sons of st. George.
AS in the morning, the services were
conducted by the Rev. David
Evans, who preached an eloquent SER
mon. appropriate to the day. The full
choir was present and gave a splendid
rendition of the grand sacred numbers.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-24
SELECT SITE
FOR LIBRARY
Special Dispatch to tn. Call

SELMA, April 23--The Selma Free
Library Board met yesterday afternoon
and selected a site for the new Carne-
gle Library, for which the philanthro-
pist has donated $4,000. The City Trus-
tees have agreed to expend $500 year
In maintaining the institution.
Work on the library building viii be
commenced as soon as the site deeds
are executed. Citizens OF Selma sub
scribed to a fund TO purchase a site and
George B. Otis, a Berkeley capitalist,
donated a part of the necessary
grounds.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-24
ST. MHRYJ FILLED
UTTH LUORSHIPERS

St. Mary's Cathedral never presented
q more splendid or imposing spectacle
than yesterday morning, when the an
nual solemn Easter services were held
with all the pomp and splendor that
attends q high mass in the Catholic
church. The immense structure was
thronged with worshipers from every
walk Of life, who knelt until Arch
bishop Riordan concluded the services
with the papal benediction.
Long before II o'clock the worship
ers began 10 gather. They fled into
the edifice by hundreds and before the
services began every pew was occu-
pied The doors were blocked with
people eager TO gain admittance. They
crowded into the aisles and long Lines
extended in each passageway from the
doors half way 10 the affairs. In an
ticipation Of a great crush, policemen
had been stationed at the main en-
trance TO and in each aisle.
Fashion and wealth as well as pow
ertv and piety were represented. Fair
women and Well-groomed men, whose
very appearance suggested elegance
and ease, offered up Easter prayers.
Then there were wan worshipers,
whose looks bespoke their station in
ife kneelinR devoutly, forgetful of
t1eir troubles while they prayed.
Solemn high mass was celebrated by
Archbishop George Montgomery. Rev.
P2ilip organ and Rev w P Sulli-
VA were the deacons of honor, while
Faher Prendergast was the assistant
celbrant. Rev. John Hannigan and
Re, Charles Ramm were the sub
deaons Of the ceremony
T,e high altar of the church was
mas Of beautiful flowers and towering
csncee ETver1reens and palms were
plentfully scattered throughout the
sscre edifice and the place presented
an lnposing sight.
The choir, under the direction OF
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-24
WHOLE TOWNSHIP AT WAR
OVER THE AGE OF ANN
Grand Jury Takes Hand In the
Dispute In n District in
State of Iowa

DES MONIES. April 2s.-A dispute
over the answer to the problem, How
old is ANN" has resulted in the
breaking of strong friendship which
existed between Edwin Foreman and
H. w. Lenx and to a division of the
residents of Maple Sugar Township in
Jasper County into two factions. An
indictment was returned yesterday
against Foreman by the Grand Jury
of Jasper County. charging him with
assault with intent to commit great
bodily injury upon Lenx-
According to the testimony the ques-
ton of AIMS age was the subject of
discussion at a meeting of the Maple
Sugar Township Debating Club. The
argument became heated and it is al
legged Foreman viciously pummeled
Lenx. Friends of the two men have
attempted to adjust the matter, but
without success.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-24
BISHOP CONFIRMS
yEDERAL CLASSES

The Right Rev. William Ford Mich
OILS, d. D., Bishop of California,
preached the sermon and confirmed a
large class at Trinity Church, Tele-
graph avenue. Oakland. yesterday
morning. In the afternoon he confirm
ed and addressed a class at ST Mary
the Virgins, Union street, this city.
and in the evening the Bishop confirm
ed another large class at st. Lukes
Church, Van Ness avenue. assisted by
the Rev. Mr.. Weeden and the Rev.
Mr. Marrack The class at st. Luke's
consisted of Miss Emily Fuller. Miss
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-24

with light. for he was in the spirit on the
Lords day and his heart was full with
cred emotions. finding an outburst of express
blessed Lord and Savior
IL has been said that Yosemite is the place
of all places where man say his prayers.
Easter sabbath of all days is the day for dox-
ologies OF praise and thanksgiving to God
With the inspiration OF the great historic fact
christ IS rlsen-inhuencing our prayers ana
songs and sermons. we are ready to join John
in his outburst of theological praise reaching
the highest expression of worship; Unto him
that loveth US, and loosed US from our sins by
his blood, be the glory and the dominion for
ever"
This doxology is ascribed to Jesus and love
is the source of its inspiration. 1t is offered
unto him who was crucifed in ignominy and
shame. who died and was buried. but who is
risen Lord alive forever more He who
the victim of Calvary by his resurrection
from the dead IS the victor-vIctim of the ages,
with the keys of death and hell in his hands
and all power in heaven and on earth in his
control
The source of it's Inspiration is love-the
ultimate, it the supreme thing. Whether
we so backward 10 origins or forward to ends,
the greatest thing is love. The meaning of
the creation and divine providence of the in
carnation and Christ's great ministry, of Geth-
sensne ana Calvary of the first Easter and
Ollvet. with the intercessIon, and the parou-
sia to come, is love. Love accomplishes the
great work Of redemption by which We are
loosed from sins and made, through Christ,
citizens of the kingdom of God. given dignity
and privilege with responsibility and power
Tnrourh the redemption in Jesus the defled
are cIeansed and the slaves sin set free.
This is the cause of rejoicing BY his death
and resurrection Christ sets the believers free
from the bondage of sin; and finally he will
free from the grip Of death and the greed
of the grave. giving immortality with
himself in the presence of God Therefore let
us join the great host Of the redeemed in this
doxology of praise TO him that loveth US. and
10 whom is due the glory; and may he soon
have the dominion that is universal and eter
nal. Amen
The music by the choir was of a very
high order and inspired and greatly de-
lighted the audience, which taxed the
seating capacitV of the church
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-24
GREAT THROVGS
1T GRACE CHURCH

Grace Church, California street, cor.
ner of Stockton. was crowded with
worshipers long before the II o'clock
service. Even at holy communion at
s o'clock in the morning the attendance
was exceptionally large.
The handsome church was beauti-
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-24
service at French Church.

There was a large attendance at the
services at Notre Dame des victories
(French Church) yesterday and the
music was most effectively rendered
by efficient singers. The decorations
were verv beautiful and the services
throughout impressive in the extreme.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-24

Helen Reimer, Miss Margery Glass,
Mrs. Lulu Glass, Miss Amelia Simp-
son, Miss Mary Knight, Miss Isabel
Fowler. Miss May Sargent, Miss Edith
Warner Mrs. Sanford. Miss Sanford.
Miss Margaret Cellier. Miss Aline de
Beaux, Mrs. Florence E. Golcher, Miss
Anna Ellis, Miss Geraldine Linforth,
Miss Rose Black. Miss Charlotte Du-
cat, Miss Sally Fox, Miss Irene Hoge.
Miss Ruth Ward. Miss Lucille Kelley,
Miss Mary Winters. Miss Evelyn Stur-
tevant, Miss Margaret Rogers, Miss
Edna Anthony, Miss Ethel Atkinson.
Chester Wehe, Frederick Wehe. Rob-
ert SAKE, Willard Beatty, Milton Hall,
Alfred Robertson. Albert Fowler, Ed
mund wilkins, Walter Arend, Godfrey
Doig. Walter Willett, Frank Willis.
Ralph Carman, Harold Cox and Mr..
Sanford
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