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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
HILL VERY TIRED OF
MAKING Up D DEFICIT T ! ].
Announced That ST. Paul Globe
Will Suspend on
April goth.
(snecialto The Times-Dispatch.

\opSSioA w AtaS -
ST.EPAUL MIMI, April 2l-After life
of thirty years the St. Paul Globe has an
snounced it's suspension with the issue OF
A prll 30th. The Globe at the present time
lis doing better than it ever did It is
nearly on a paying basis. but the edict
has been signed oonsigning the paper to
oblivion. I'll ltg6 EFT 81 q "a
The papers circulation Is greater than
ever before but the advertising Is rather
slack. In spite Of apparent prosperity the
paper has always lost money. he reason
alleged for the suspension is that James
y. Hill. owner of the paper, is weary OF
putting up money to pay for It's publica-
ltion. The Northern Securities case Is set
Tied the State Of Minnesota has a Demo-
cratic Governor and the Legislature has
adjourned. The purpose Of the paper is
Il is also, Alleged that the city Of st.
Paul is so limited In it's public spirit that
tits little more than a suburb Of Minne-
3apolis. II was proposed at a meeting of
the Commercial Club yesterday that the
name Of the town be changed to East
Minneapolis and that rapid transit COM
pany be installed to makeit easy for the
people of st. Paul to transact business In
Minneapolis. $l
As .the Pioneer Press is also owned by
Mr.. Hill. 1t was determined to suspend the
Globe and concentrate upon the Pioneer
Press. ff-3t'. 49, 1872 T.. Ityta ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Meeting to be Held in This City.
Charges MAY be Investigated.

I. ~
The State Board Of Education will
meet in this city next Thursday to take,
up the matter of the election OF division
superintendents of schools throughout
the State 1t Is understood that there
will be few OF any changes made by con-
solidation. this plan being impracticable
under existing statutes. There arc con-
tests for superntendencies in thirty-cight
counties OF the State. that Is to say there
Is one or more applicants In each of those
counties, The date for filing applications
was April 18th. none being received there
after according. to former announcement.
The cities OF Danville and Radford and
the counties of Southampton and Amelia
have no candidates.
One OF the Interesting reports In cir
culauon in connection with the board
meeting Is that the State Board will
make an investigation of the charges
concerning the Virginia School Register
and the alleged exorditant prces charged
therefor, made by Mr.. j. D. Egglson, OF
Prince Edward, in his recent announce
ment of his candidacy for Superintendent
Of Public Instruction, The contract for
these registers Is made directly with the
publishers by the State Board, and 1t is
further stated that this was the only
publication OF It's kind offered for use in
the schools. Mr. Frank p. Brent stated
yesterday that no one In the employ OF
the Department Of Public Instruction had
cor had ever had any connection with the
Register. It is said to have been de-
yised by teacher who years ago sold
+ the copyright to the publisher.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
PARAMOUNT NEWS.

Mrs Joseph Timer, OF Camden, n. j., Is The
guest Of Mrs.. shiffiet.
Miss Matte Harris has returned from Han
over county where she has been teaching for
ahr past seven months.
The many friends of Mrs. Mary Bprr,ss.
who was Operated ON "Wednesday at The Fir-
stood the operation remarkably Well. and Ia
said To he getting on nicely,
Z Mr.. clifford Tharker who went 10 Newport
News last week To accept position, has re-
turned hotnt. A44 3G
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Wright, Of No. 220i Fairmonnt Avenue, who
has been critically III with pneumonia, Is
. sop,esy,Iat Improved
NJ Fairmoupt IL putting on her spring attire.
many res!dencGs are being painted and several
new houses are under copst traction, the STREETS
are being put In repair. and With the lsafing
Of The trees and singing " tbs birds. Fair
mount II. iadstd, desirable place 10 l!Ye In.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22

Il 4 \
il Paramount citizens are jubilant over having
the water turned on The. plugs We're thorough
Ely tested Yesterday and were found to work
satisfactorily. ssS & y s5.3 5,l5
Ing Green to spend the holidays with friends.
Rev and Mrs r. B. Scott has left for
Petersburg to visit their daughter. Mrs James
Smith. FIX "a 5ss5l i53fs t55s iS.i . IA.
Mrs. j. Henry, Mullen is quite Ill at her
home on Marshall Street. near Twenty-ninth.
$5 A1rn. Hayes has returned home from New
port News after a STAY OF several months with
her daughter. }p 3s4gA {Gl y. Ss
Mrs. John schaIch and Messrs. w. W. At
II ins and p, Fl. Marshall have returned from
a brief visit to fplends In Carol Inc county.
and S Mrs. s. Jamey Ghiles fcr some time. viii
leave tomorrow for her. home IN Peters
burg, Va St " II i5 s Z. ~
Asken marriage Wednesday, were Mrs Floyd
and Miss Sue Mason Of Caroline county; Mr.
Ilusl,ton, OF South Carolina, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Stephens, OF Seven Pines. =. 81 5S5 /,
Daughters OF Liberty, which was held IN the
hall on Howard $ Grove two candidates were
initiated. and much important business was
gress. ii having on Its roll 125 members In good
standing, and nearly 5000 In the treasury. At
ter all business was over. refreshments were
served in abundance and the members en]oyea
z Mrs Mary Mcdowell received word Il Few
days ago of the 4 death OF her GRANDSON,
Clarence Mcdowell, which occurred IN ms
fathers home in Portsmouth. Va. Young Nc
Dowell was OF splendid promise Of young
manhood, until he was taken III last. August
with consumption. All that medical, skill ana
kind nursing could do was done, but he rapid
~ declined until his death. He was the son
OF Mr. Thomas Mcdowell, formerly Of this
city. 3& S94l n ~ is5i3i Z =. ,'s5yjt M (
y,rhe handsome Ncwberry flats on Fairmount
Avenue are rapidly nearing completion, as 10
also tho residence Of Mr.. ]. Lonn.e Mitchell,
on the opposite corner ]. i53 n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
,,!OB il: 7
William v. Wilkerson.s
Special to Tho sTimes.D !spatch,

Il LExiNGToN, VA, April q vii.
sliamsSV. d Vilkerson died a t Il his home n
Lexington Wcdne sday. tternoog. u a .i,1;e
long illness from y !1ouyr
Trinity methodist Church! Of which ne ne.
had long been a mem ber.s Il he servlces,
were conducted by he pastor, Rev.. g!Ll
who Baptist
church The lnterment was made " the the
Lexington cemetery. & 81 ~ III I, q,
AZ Mr.. Wllkerson was q NATIVE O. seq co.
s5a e &beS DGsn
4 IS r. ckbridge, 4 " here he since made his
home. He served as chief deputy y. ], the
Lexington y,y years r. 9erz
Charles 3. Deaver, John IA. r. Warner
\ and Mrs. Frances s. w illiams, Mr. VIII
5kerson was three times married. ana 70
the father of thirteen cnlar,ee ~ vo
Miss sallic Coleman. g, Bedford County, pn.;y
his second Miss ~ nes Beckner. o. H g;
bridge and his tn ird, Who. survives MISS MISS
Allie Markham, Of Botetourt. 81.
Mrs. Ellen w. George.
FIJI Especial to 4 he TiInes-D Dispatch.
g b "A eEgES Apf! tain
i'll II iii George, died Tits morning q her
sixth year of her q sc. . /. Il w 2. 4
She leaves I'VE 10 " <. H.
kfCatherina ", Wright, Of Ashland, 81 " a..
and Mrs. j. II. Blackley. and Messrs. T.,
d., George and A 81 George sof t t'1 fl4E
NVR.QsA ss f VI z n, ~ Il,
81 9aa nssa foe ysshs
THE funeral vii 4 AXE PLACE from her
la te residence and the intermen will be
III the old family burylng kTouna at
5Fairford, a IN this county, on Sat rday.
the ,22d, at 2 o'clock. y N
Mrs, Catherine Mezingo.
lspecial to The Times Dispa tch;) a. !,
" FR.E DER1CKsBU Van April a.
Mrs. Katherine M ezingo ,of Westn,pr reg
I land & county, died here to-day s ct the
home Of her SON n-lav. Mr.. Henry Bow.
Years Vel n. she is survived 81 three children.
The REMAINS Will be taken by steamer
Ia Westrnorelan nd county for sburlal !, 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
IN Weldon part OF :, week, Will prsac1
ats VefiHbIo EStreet c .s,.---s 20 morrow

Il = 4" II gy m 1t
Lr. 81. 81 Gardners subjects ct GRACE slra g,
Street. Church 70. morrow will be-, Y the y
morning The Ground ff q, sr W. :
linn ortality,t In the EVENING Y
Things That Do Not Fall S1 5
,rhe services at Clay Street NJ ethodis Y
Church tomorrow Will be apprropriiat.tet TO t.
the season, morning and night; I, ~ =
pastor, Rev = N. B, y sa y e y
or,sa'seeklng the Living Among the DEAD 4;
ssru, $. ,,i,, ~ held 1t Randolph street
RSntista e.hI,rch on sunday,sn ,orDing and
night, WITH special m,,sic appropriate. Z, to
Easter. MI. Heslep viii sing g sole at the tn
morning Sservtoe. ana the pastor Rev.Ms !.
Roberts viii preach on the yv9rlu
Greatest Need" REV. rs z err o.
Nfa,icf,Aster viii preach, at al ghlt.. IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
General Clark Here.

General " T, Clark. an Inspector attached
to the United States Treasury Department,
was In The city yesterday on official business,
but left later In teh day for Petersburg. His
specific business here was to check up the
books and accounts OF Collector OF Internal
Revenue Captain Asa Rogers s5I5,
II Is understood that he found the office
IN excellent condition In every way and was
pleased with | ehcondltions shown. The COM
Ing Of the inspector Is construed to mean
the retention of the office by Collector Rogers
for another four years.
General Clark As a gallant officer OF the
Federal service. having for some time served
as an aide-de'camp on the stan Of General
u S. Grant si r ~ EH5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
Louisa People.

..115 957SI Especial v 70 The Times Dlspatch.)
HALL, Y a. 81 prtl 2l.--Nrs.
James H spicer OF Richmond. after = brief
visit to the family OF M. 2. II. spicer, has
returned home. $ .
SMrs.fWiiliam d. Walton formerly q Xir-f
ginia but now OF PittIbure, Pa. Is a. guest;
81 Mira, EAP. Waller Before returning North.
she viii visit her father. 2. sJ. aValsr 4 OF Of
Caroline County. n, ~ s g,,
Easter with her sister in the home Of Mr..
a.. Fl. Crank $ BIT isTs 4%
"a german Will be given TO tho young folks
yof this community at tho Masonic Hall Mon
day night 4 chaperoned 4 by Mrs: Edmund "a.
Terrell. "a Mrs. u. W Hard nbeargh and N Fs.5
Frederick Hood A most .enj oyable evening -
anti cipated. u sSj S
of Mrs.#T c.. Garret t.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
OPERATE ON MINISTER.
Rev. c. r. Kuyk Under Knife at
&Men,orial HOSPITAL.

REV. c. r. sKuyls was operated on yes
terday at Memorial Hospital by Pr. J.
Shelton IIorsley. He has been suffering
from severe facial neuralpia for six
years and could obtain no relief from
any medical treatment The nerves. that
supply the face were removed at the
ton satisfactorily and is doing well at
present, though he will not be out OF
danger for three or four days. The
usual services will be held at Epiphany
Church Tomorrow, Rev., DR.. Moncure
preaching in the morning and Rev. y.
u. Osgood preaching at night. a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
\ EIGHT NEW CHARTERS Y y RS
Many Enterprises Started tee MOST: u ost-
Invertebrates Virginia.

III G It'd ewater VIII ln IS, I.
,The stats Cotporation Commission mas
granted fths Following charters:
d The ,Brinsont 9fGrocery Company. Moor
por Al, I, Portsmouth. vs., Br & = $,
president; cross s MISREPRESENTATION Treasurer,
aiof F seansG fae'9 CAPITAL stock
Objects; TO conduct a grocery, ana gen n
eral , rchandise business Wnotesa1e atu
IVES; port Norfolk Land Comp IN
PRESIDENT pe sI 1iVilllamson Smith, vice presl-
ident:H% s.. sMnyna I'd, secretary ana ,trea s.
N,rer, all a.of Portsmouth. Sapi.ai1, IVA
mil Mineral i sMiaeh tii and Lumber Com
5pany, incorporated Mineral. pr. g. J.
Terrell,i president r. ]. Thacker, VICE 9. !,
t # sasu ali Of Mineral, Va. Capital
stock SIS, o0O M objects To &n1anufacture
lumber, dressed and undressed ~ 70 re- re-
pair machinery; etc. y. Z, ~, Il. I,
pns kNorsSlk p eV We,ls SUP; WHpselastS
ayers ,, Tie i,rst year Norfolk. OBJ
2jects:s To shoot clay pigeons or targets
purpose TO protect the game Y OF svir-
glnia, ana Ito enforce all laws I'M connec-.
ton herewith, z q VI. 81
lo,d n SSssISet NeS
Koteen, secretary; E. Al Stroud, treas
11c az sot Norfolk Capital stock 81
4. !, Natlonal u Utilization Corporation. West
ernS Branch Ma gtsterlal 81 Distrt ,Sss8 Nor.
folk county c. j. Collins, presid ent and
treasurer Norfolk; G.. G. II Lowery,yic dee
president and secretary Norfolk; Cap.
ital stock Il $50 CO., Objects To B buy and
sell. drugs and all kinds Of che MI
" The Duodessy incorporate !. Roanoke:
Bnss
,lrer, ALI OF Roanoke S Capital stock 81 ~
900. objects: sFor fsocia II and literary pur-,
poses. and the publloatio Of SaS perlodi-
cal ito be- circulate ted among it's members
North Ginning Company, 4incor-;,
porated ~ North West. b. r. Scott, pres
ident Lynch vlce-presd dent 81 3. F !:
Vaughan secreta ry and treasurer, all of
G}ptal 60 9e
ton gin att North, West and & at other
points In Virginia and North Carolina.
and to conduct the business OF 4 ginning
cotton Sits branches. " 5s7S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
FRUIT UNHURT. ( q
Orchard Owner De lares the.
n Prospect ( Is Splendid,

Editor OF The Times Dispat oh: stgS
\ 5sir,-I have BEEN looking out for the fruit
conditions here, and now P. n, therEnon'e-
tor shows In shadei74 degrees, which L. pretty
In good condition, and I expect to see the best
crop Of fruit here that we. have eyer had
ss croxet, 4 a. a pril 20. 1905, 4 a sISss Ell
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
Friends Working for Him. i

Police Officer William II. Wyatt Is unable
to press HIS canvass for the nomination for
lively vet. and will not be until May goth.
when his months furough begins, but his
supporters are Very much In evidence. They
making n quiet, hut vigorous canvass for
him, and while they nre making no prophe-j
cies, they are not yabating energies. 4ss
Mr.. WAITS supporters arc hopeful that he
Will develop great strength on the record he
has made rs police officer. and that In nd
dillon. many OF those who dislike his ac-
tivity as a policeman will support him for
Constable with the hope OF getting him Oft the
LOlica force w. ~ ~. 40 ~. ~ ~ ". :.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
MRS. ORE. ILL. u
4 legrams From Fl Los Angeles

.Ttlegramsa received by lativesS In the Hast
few days announce the serious llnessSof Mrs..
Thon1as T.. Moore, in Loas AngeaesH Cal
Mr. aioore' ID ere, leN Richmond sApril 12th,
with the intention z 81 going direct r to San
Francscb, and sal ling from that point Is to
Honolulu. Mrs MOORE : y illness Snecessitated
a stop at lbs Ang q ess She has undergone q
serious %surg ical operat lon REPORTS by tele-
gram yesterday \ morning weres encouraging.
In view OF the fact that twenty. four hours
had elapsed stncee the operation Without un-
}favrble compiled lions. sssg3ss 5ss;l
IN So Roberta II len, who has been in the
Mrs Moores party has not yet landed in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
Mrs, Catherine Mezingo.
~ - y, .,,..,.-
DEATHS

at HIS sldence, z % .SS
ph tifs&si1 E5lasIg1 p' lsss' D.
vi one SON seven ah ,o.t r0't
Mich; Mrs, JOS. Stump, D. Mrs, !All!le
sgs Smith, ana Miss Lena E>orsaM: ana one
brother WILLIAM ,D 9, % New forsNN
X. Funeral not Ice Ia ter. rs <. ~
.poNNA uttered 8 nto rest Friday.
"a "A pril 21st.s Miss M RET DON NAN
aged eight yrhYeb years. u s5 y Y.
. Funeral from 30s East Grace Street
s SATURDAY. at 3 Y IF. NJ, lnter
II lie. and ford Gene terry, Peters g. 81 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22

'.The strife Is o. er, the Battle. Done. ("
Scripture Reading. Anthem, $ Hall to the
Risen Lord. 4, Prayer. Hymn. 4 lat \ Up
Your Voices Now offertory. Anthem.
why Seek Ye the IAving.5 Among the
Dead? n tGe,beD. Sermon. Hymn, NV ell
come. Thou Victor in the Strife. Ordi-
nance OF Baptism. Benediction. 4 ii33 /, AS
Al The following compose the choir:
Soprano Roe c. Tuprnan.y Mrs W..
j. Tucker, Miss Florence Newman, Miss
Stella Il. Bass. TX Il Y 5s&;s q. q 81, 81 4
Aito-Mias Mary Lindsay, Miss Roberta
Pollock, Mrs snead. a ls5s
Tenor-A1 essrs. IT, E. Cutchins, o. b.
Pearson, w. 4 T. Tuck. A.3 II G. ss83
BAGS Messrs. e B. Phillips. W. j.
Tucker, y. r. Powers ". ~. Ready. 5s5
Organist--Mlss Lillian Harris
Choir Master Roe C. Tupmar.
Paramount Baptist Church.
Morning Organ. o3ology. nvocat Ion.
Anthem. 'chribt Our Passover Mel MALI
Hymn, 1s7. Christ. the ord, Has Risen
To-day. :, Scripture Reading. Prayer. EAll--.
ANGELS Roll the Stone Away I; Wesley
Hughes). Sermon. Hymn II X nov that
Ny Redeemer Lives" Bencdiction. AZ
III Evening GEOLOGY. Invocation AM
them, Father Q I! Hear Us Palmer).I
Hymn. "Hll a Hail the Power Of Jesus
Name.,'& Scripture Reading. Prayer Of;
fertory, Anthem. Christ is # Risen
S(Danks). u Hymn. s4' wv elcome. Thou Vic
tor, Sermon. lynn, n 14l, 1T he Y Head
That Once was Crowned With Thorns.''''::
Benedict ION. sS3 " sS iii55 "a
Thes following compose the choir: n
Ii Sopranos Misses Mamie Shelton, Julia
England, ! Mamie i M Her, Mrs. Julian Biu-5
ford Mrs. t1llan Fl iler. n R, .8
& Altos-Miss Lille Smith, Mrs. 8, VIZ r.
Cary ttSss ~ fl NJ 4. $4
Charles Patterson, ,sss
nj Bars NJ essrs. =. F. Richardson and
Eddie Tucker. Z % 5 US 2g5S
orsanist and Direetor IN -. s. r.
Gary, & Ia
Cornetist- & w. ii. Oxen ham. u
VIolnist-Mr. Edward Hutchinson
First English Lutheran.
$50 A. 81 H yrnn. s.. Christ as Nigh
Responsive Service. Apostles Greed.
Prayer. n Hymn, 4 Sing and 4 joice : Read
Ing "a Of Lesson Rcsponsively. Hymn
Christ is Risen! HalleluJah Nh Welcome
Address Master Earl Iolzbach. Hymn,
g..W no Stall Roll the Stone Away?' Re-
citation. ~. Live Girls. '' Il ddress, Rev. a.
u. Philips, superintendent Presbyterian
Committee Of ublication. Recitation and
Song. lilies SO White 7, five girls Re-
citation and Song. Bring the b Lilies::,'.3
eight girls. . Hymn, He Giveth Us L the3
Victor: Bened iction.8 e
pr. Bag by to Preach
row Il q 70 clock, ana there VIII Be SER
yifs q {, sG rs se snA on..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
,WIIISKEY MEN PUNISHED
1Violators Of the Law Are Sent
to the Federal Prison. IA
ecIaltto The Tlmes-L

sAIaSBdg aS.t ssPp fl ths
Judge Boyd gsenten ced r, n. Roseman.s 81:
known I'll tEens OF iR owan, to the Federal
prison at Allan ta5 for y!olating the inter
nal revenue laws in making and handllng
men range from three to fourteen months
besides q, fine Of & twoi hundred dollars
seac}l.s Mr.. Rose man Is a substan tlal citi-s
zen, and his fate is deplored &throughout
the county, rs Va VI
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.EAsTER. SUNDAYS
SONGS | !. PRAISE /: / ]
Additional Programmes ofMusic.
in the Richmond
q Ais Churches.
VARIETY IN SELECTIONS i / 4
Choir Directors Have Shown ':,,''l1I
Excellent Taste Great
Treat il Store. y
'ARIETY IN SELECTIONS.
+ Following are progra tr,rr'es iof Easter
music additional to those printed Thurs

R Following are programmes OF Easter
music additional TO those printed Thurs-
day morning: ss'
Al Pine Street Baptist.
e Morning --Doxology, PRAYER, anthem,
Christ Is Risen lEmersot,) hymn Scrip.
sasa Rsrbs rf NsE X ee1hs
Hs ~ is not IHeres {sFslilmore5 |hymn, scrip
ture reading, prayer, hymn, anthem, II ne
Lord Is Risen Again Adams sermon,
hymn r. III n 81 {, I. y !. .
Miss Matte Gardner, Mrs. M yllknson,
Miss Leila Dil ION MI ss lena Wilson, Mss
Xhae HH nyes MTs Matts a ru sssT
Evyli,l Pace. Miss Ees!e NJ tchell.
AltosM,ss T'i1anie Dillon, Mrs. i R, y,
Farmer + 4 Miss Rosa Wilson. Miss Alice
Ga rdner. Miss Lula Hams Mrs. NJ ollie
sBasses- N. = rner. Charles ra u
Edward cohean, Robert Booker. ~
Tenors- Lloyd Waldrop. Ernest Moody,y
Lewis Moody L. g. Minor.
iolns-7M. w. " kinson, John Blum y {,
U G. Alnor, horlster; Mrs Minnie Z !: Sn :,
der, organist; ". Hall Grew, mana ne ger
Second Baptist Church.
n AS this Ia the last Easter to be cele-i
jbrated In the old Second Church the choir
director, Mr.. Herbert Rees, has made an
effort to have a, very hne programme at
both services. The quartet te# oh ORR con-5
sists OF Mrs. Naud Porter Gum. soprano:
Miss Mabel Di ggs, al Ito & Mr. Conway Cor
sdon,t tenor; MIR. Oscar lxohmann basso.5
and Mr.. n Herbert IL. Rees, % ganist and
s1f r1nxolour1,t l,v,,,,, AK e ica
This Holy Easter Morn, (DressleH rs God
49, Re- Now lis Christ Risen, I. BY request
4 sis ~. M.G''Dayl.i 8 Z Wonder. Day Of
Gladness"s (schnecker) I; hymn 437, Awake
Thou that "A Sleepest''' (Reed) Now Is
Christ Risen IS Wnrren) /; hymn 44o re-
response after sermon. M
Holy e trinity Church
Y Morning l9ervice-Te Deum, Edward Ger
man. in r.: Jubilate, Atwood ,Stn +; & Of
,fertory, !" Behold! sYe Despisers's (Parker1;
sSanctus. Atwood, Il In F; Gloria In Excel
Sis Tours, An If.
8 Evening Service -Magnif icat and Nunc
,Dimittis. 7Lutkin n In g (for eight voices);
Ohertory, {. b hold! Ye Despisers."5 ss s
5fy3 st. Andrews Church.
Il Morning Service g ,Deum, Dykes, in
#; Jubilaste, WOODY ward, 4 in .D: ofrertory,
Awake Up! My Glory ~ Barnby); Sane
Evening Service nif1cat, IVcstbury,
In. IA: 81 Nunc *Dimittis. Barnby. In = flat;
tOfrertory, Awake lJp NJ y. Glory. g3s;8
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First U Unitarian Church.

and the First sUnftartan& Church&o OF .R1c \
P tHs Read Sc Highland is SPRINGS. viii
preside NJ the organ. The following Is the
prog ram me Of service
Organ olun ary---tR esponsive reading
from the Bible. hymn. Scripture lesson
and pray quartette. ''Ahlde With Me-" q
Mrs. Tonkin & Miss Nol!n.5a Nfessrs. Read
n9a
1T. Ripley. sermon by the pastor, Rev.
John IL Robinson, , SUBJ ect, "Sciend fcs
Grounds for Belief In the Continued Elk
Solemn ;F Though I t'aI {Amfroe} Mrs q. Il.
Ripley; closing hymn and benz dction.
Church Of Holy Conf rter.
IL TsSs nye
Anthem Christ. our Passover
Proper Psalms: 2: s.. 4 4 sss};
i$ Gloria Patrl (VoKri Oh 4:
rs Tes Deum-in C E(9tep hens) ssiS n;
1ublateG Deo-in p (1rwin) N 3s
Intro1 Es = Hymn y nm. ne: Sat the lambs
a!95's TS'!nS iSna,, Morn.
]. Sermon Rev. John H y Dickinson, Rec,
q ofrertory Anthem ngels. roll the
s kxs1s sgapr :o,g 5ray ,or,.
Communion. Hymn No. 21 - = Q
Slora n seeisIa old de eSa I9
s% occasional, lynn N o. PIT he Strife
is O err. HI ~ Il, { Il,
Evening servie e-Pro cessl onal, B. Hymn
No 112--"Je susSE Chris, is5 Risen To-Day.
.51 Proper Psa Inns; "a 10, ia. lis.
II Gloria Patrl yogrIch) ). {
Y 5MaEnificat-in "A r. (Burnett) g;igs6ss}{
* Nnnc Dimt is-n9 + 4 Burnett. si$ .s#
e ymn Mo- 80 Come. Yo Faithful
sermon Rev. John H, Dickinson. 4 Rec-
ofrertory Anthem Praise 70 the,
Re afe tSs Rsak A 1y'ia o
J. soprani ---Mra. "A. NJ. Tyler Mrs. c. PEI
T 3HlSs sansy 1ame5 ass
sharel ss \ n Marriott 1i Mis- & MAI
gAlti-Mlss q. Tyler, Mrs. R, q. salns,-s
bury, Miss p, dailonnee g.. q ~
s Tenori-M easrs,s Nv. IA s. jackson. +. q.
Sales, g. Stone. r. III II. m Il
a organlat -R, q, Salisbury,
Leigh Street Baptist.
Mornlng serYic e-Organsp prelude Easter
Morn1ng ,F( @ ito Nal ling) Il 81
w thenl-vrhe Have TIA ken Away, MY
lesa Snsr!Ri6e slaia. Ale,u,a, we
Organ Postlud dec lebrat ted Prelude ana
Fugue! In p minor, n (Ba CHI .s33ss5 ~
81! Evening serVic GEORGIAN Prelude-C Can ta-
bic IN g major. aJules G1Ison) 4,
IS Male a Chorus5'.'h Sharing His Sorrows, 3,
4,, slt q The + Thirst u 9l
4 G Il From Death 70 L.fe, lBart,,
Organ b Pos Jude ~ Grand Trlun,phal
Chorus !nl Al lGu!lmantl.
3 Az night there wi be no sermon. The
entire seryic CO WI be giyeI, to music tell
iing the beapttfnlt story Of he resurrection
The Tsgnlar,,q, Irtette be assisted ~
Helen Portiapx contraltto; Messrs. j. A' q.
Howard, bari one; y. i. Taylor, tenor.
Grove Avenue Church.
II Following IL the programme for both
services: & n s pa n. n Il tSE
Morning Opening Anthem, 1Great and
A1aryelons arc Thy NVorks' (Gaul), q IN
alton, Hymn, Velcome, Happy Morn
ing" Scripture Read ng. Anthem, q Bless
ed is lie who comethF In the Name OF the.
SLord" (Gonnod) Prayer, Hymn.sst Angels
Roll the 4Rock Away s6 Offertory,1 Al,-
them, n Christ Our Passover lSchilling).
Sermon, Hymn, Christ the Lord, ~,
Risen day Rene d OF nn. Il N 3:
Evening poxology Invocation. Hyllln,2