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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-06
PORTUGUESE LEAVING

A Setta. Portuguese paper of Hilo
contains the following:
We publish in the Portuguese section
today list OF ten heads OF families o.
our people, who with their several fam
lilies, leave Hilo February End. bound
for California. These families leaving
number some fifty souls. and the rel.
atlves left here who will shortly be In
duced to go there also, number four
or five times as many people. There
are still others who will leave In Feb
ruary but we were unable to get theiI
names.
Thus we have the spectacle OF thes,
people leaving Hawaii ut a time whei
the plantations openly admit that the,
are short handed In labor and are aps
parently using every effort to obtair
some thousands Of people from Por.
tuguese territory.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-06

Court on this trip are Mr.. and Mrs. F.
J. Curran, and Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Feldhousen. Every member Of the
party is pleased with Honolulu. They
are to leave, according to present plans,
on the Mongolia. which is expected TO
sail for San Francisco about February
l6. Mr.. Curran is member of wag-
on manufacturing firm in Springfield.
Mo, and Mr.. Feldhousen is merchant
of Denver.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-06
TO MAKE JACK ACT

DIR. Judd intends, upon the Secre-
tary's return. to give the Governor a
certificate showing that he cannot take
up his duties. The Governor will not
ify the Secretary to that effect and Jack
will in his turn notify the Secretary OF
the Interior and take full charge as
Acting Governor.
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PEOPLES CHORAL UNION.

The Peoples Choral Union hold the center of musical attention just now, and their concert to be given in Wool sey Hall on Thursday evening, April 19, will be the big closing concert of tn musical year. A chorus of two hun dred and forty voices, fine soloists, the New Haven Symphony orchestra, all under the inspiring direction of the im- mensely popular conductor William B. Haesche, will crowd the beautiful hall and acrieve the triumph of the Choral Unions five years of life.
 Gade's Crusaders a magnificent work; Haesche's Young IIovels Bride" for women's voices, one of his most popular compositions, and Chad- wick's Lovely Rosabelle," will be sung. The soloists will include Mrs. Homer Sawyer of New York, contralto, MT. George Oscar Bowen of New York, tenor, and Mir. Frederick s, Weld, of this city, baritone.
 The sale of tickets will begin at steinert's music store this morning, April IA, anw will continue until the day of the concert, The price of ad- mission, which entities the purchaser to a reserved seat, will be twenty-five cents. A limited number of front seats on the ground floor will be sold for thirty-five cents. The demand for seats is far greater than, ever before and before and early application should be made by all desiring good seats. Already friends of the Choral Union have engaged hundreds of seats.
 The Choral Union is in its finest mus sical state and ready ito sing better mu- sic next year. Under the direction of MT. Haesche and with MT. Harry H. Whitaker as accompanist, the Union has constantly progressed until 1t is equipped to give the splendid concert planned for next week.
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STATE AUDITOR CANDIDATES.
Applicants for Position to Succeed Ex-
 Senator James P. Bree.

Applicants for Position to Succeed Ex-
 Senator James P. Bree.
 Governor Roberts has received a large number of applications for the position of state auditor in the place of former Senator James F. Bree, of New Haven, who has resigned on account of i'll health. There are two state audi tors, and the general assembly makes an appropriation of three thousand dol lars every two years to provide fof their compensation. The rate of con1> pensation is ten dollars a day and the appropriation makes the emolument for each nine hundred dollars year. From three to four months are taken up each year by the auditors in the perfor- nance of their duties
 Among those who have applied for the position are Attorney John HI, Brocklesby, Attorney Edward M. Yeo- mans, health officer for Holland coun- ty; Thomas L. Reilly, mayor of Meri- den; J. N. States of New Haven, for merly general ticket agent of the New Haven railroad; Senator James B. Me- Cam of New Haven; D. Ward Nor throp of iMiddletown, formerly state secretary; Attorney Albert F. Welles Of New Haven, and Water Commissioner Edward L. Smith.
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EASTER.
By Charles W. Drake.

By Charles W. Drake. "The dead shall rise," and pray what
 for,
 Unless they are to live again? Nor will they live just as before, In sin and sorrow and in pain, And have the same old helpless life, With all it's struggles and its strife. To live again and be the same,
 With no improvement or advance; The old condition to remain;
 No change the new life to enhance, Would be no benefit to men, For they would sin and die again. If "the dead shall rise," it would mean Both advancement and improvement Or else, as can be plainly seen,
 It would be a backward movement No honor to God, no help to man Commencing again where he began. That beautiful life will not be
 A repetition of this state, But fulfIlment of prophecy
 Promising man new Deglniulsi With perfect chance of no shining. Nor will we rise to live a day,
 But for the promised thousand
 years
 As all the holy scriptures say
 As in shadows and types appears The just and unjust, every man, According to the gospel plan, The first man took away our chance To live alright, be just and good The second man makes our advance As certain as He wisely could, And leave us free to nobly act, And prove our character intact. The resurrection will restore
 All that we lost, and we regain Beside, that gift forevermore,
 The right of eminent domain; Own ourselves our nature control Able to govern body and soul,
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TRINITY M. B. cHIIRCH

At Trinity M. E. church tomorrow morning the pastor will preach on The Conquest of Life" The music will eele- brate Easter with Grigg's Easter Carol" Stainer's They Have Taken Away My Lord," Trowbridge's Jesus said, l Am the Resurrection, Brack- ett's Lift Glad Voices, and Graner's "Hosannah," to be sung by MT. Wood stock, During the service competent kindergartners will relieve parents of the care of children. At the Sunday school session an Easter programme will be given, The Easter subject will engage the Young People at 6:3O. At evening worship the pastor will preach on Belief In Eternal Life" The quar- tette will render Bartlett's cantata, From Death to Life"
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FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST,
 SCIENTIST.

The services of the First Church of Christ, Scientist, are held Sunday morning at 1O:3O o'clock in Republican hall, Temple and Crown streets, en- trance on Temple street. Subject: Pro- bation After Death
 Golden text: Till we all come in the unity of the faith, and of the knowl- edge of the Son of God, unto a per feet man, unto the measure of the stature of the fullness of Christ. " Ephesians, 4:13.
 The Sunday school meets after the service. The Wednesday evening testi- monial meeting is held at o'clock.
 A reading room maintained by the church in the Malley building, 9O2 Chapel street, is open daily from 10 a. m, to 5 p. m., except Sunday, on Wednesday from 10 a. m. to 7:30 p. n., Tuesday and Saturday from to 10 p. m.
 A cordial welcome to all.
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Y. P. s. c. U. Following is the order of exercises at the morning service: Prelude Organ. Doxology. Lords prayer in concert. Responsive reading. Gloria ....................... Sudds Anthem-"B Behold, There Was a Great
 Earthquake .................. Symper Prayer,
 Response "....... ...... ...'..Stainer Scripture lesson. Anthem Awake Up My Glory, ,...
 ''................, -...'.'''''''s BdfHpy Church notices. Quartette-"The Magdalene .... Warren Hymn 3S9.
 Sermon-"The Preaching of the Cross. :" Offertory-Tenor solo = Resurrection
 .'...............,.,... ...,. Starr Dedicative service, reception of mem-
 bers.
 Anthem-4E Easter Bells" ........ Bogart Hymn 329
 Benediction. Nunc Dimittis .....s....1........ Holden Postlude-Organ.
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EPwoRTH M. E. CHURCH.

Corner of Orange and Edwards streets. Elaborate Easter music, both morning and evening, under the direc- tion of Mrs. A. J. Larson, organist. Clark will sing at the even- ing service. At 1O:3O a. m the pastor, Rev William Giffin, will preach on 1.-The Power of the Resurrection" and at 7:3O D. m. on Immortality" "The Lord is Risen"
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sT. pAuI,s CHIrRCH.

The services at St. Paul's church to- prayer and holy communion at 6:30 (the full choir will be present at the early service as well as at half-past ten), see- ond celebration of holy communion at 9:3O, and morning prayer, sermon by the rector and third communion at l0:30. The Sunday school festival, with sing ing of Easter carols, will be held in the church at 3:30 p. m. No evening ser vice.
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WATERBURY CHARITIES BOARD
 HERE.

Visited Springside Home and Made
 Holiday Inspection.
 The members of the board of public charities department of Waterbury paid a visit to this city yesterday. The par. ty. including Superintendent Morris and the other members of the board, came down about noon and went to Spring. side home where they were entertained at lunch. They then inspected Spring side home and the town farm, depart ing about f o'clock. They expressed themselves as much pleased with the home.
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SCHEDULE FOR YALE GOLFERS.

SCHEDULE FOR YALE GOLFERS.
 Yale golfers are laying plans for the season and will open their list of play ing games April 2S. No home matches are scheduled The list of games fol- lows:
 April 2S--Morris Country club at Nor. ristown, N. J.
 May 5-Hartford Golf club at Hart ford
 May 12-Montelair Golf club at Mont clair, N. J.
 May 19-Williams college at Garden City.
 May 26-st Andrews at St. Andrews, N. Y.
 June s-Englewood Golf club at En- glewood, N. J,
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HUMPHREY STREET CONGREGA-
 TIONAL CHURCH.

Public worship at 10:9O a. m, and 7:3O p. m., with sermons by the pastor, Rev. F. R. Luckey. Special Easter music morning and evening. Bible school at F m. Children's missionary meeting at 3 D, m. Christian Endeavor at 6:9O D.. m. Pastors class meets at his home at D. m.
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FIRST METHODIST, CHURCH

The pastor, Rev. Francis T. Brown, will preach both morning and evening on themes appropriate to Easter, and special music will be rendered by the .choir. Class meeting at 9:SO; Easter exercises by the Sunday school, with violin solo by MT. Spivakowski, at noon. Chinese Sunday school at 2:3O; Epworth league meeting at 6;30, led by Mrs. Will liam c. LotZe.
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CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH.

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. The services for tomorrow are as fol- lows 10:S0 a. m.-Easter service, with ad- dress by Rev. James Grant. 10:S0 a. m,-Kindergarten class of Bible school. 12 m.-Bible school-a cordial welcome for new scholars 12 m.-Young mems class. 1:3o p. m.-Chinese department of the Bible school. 6:30 D. my P s. c. F. prayer meet ing; topic, Lessons from the Resur- rection." 7:30 p. m.- Worship. with preaching by Rev. James Grant. 8 p. m.-Gospel meeting of Chinese mis- sion at 15O Elm street.
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EASTER SUNDAY AT THE CHURCH
 OF THE MESSIAH.

There will be Easter Sunday observ- ances at the Church of the Messiah (First Universalist) Sunday morning at 103O o'clock. The new pastor, the Rev. Theodore A. Fischer will be pres ent and officiate The public is cordial ly invited to be present. Sunday school at noon. Evening devotional meeting in the vestry at 6:3O o'clock led by the
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-14

Here" cried Tommys father, ''what are you doing in that bookcase?"
 Why" replied Tommy. T just want to see that United States history"
 What for?''
 why, Johnny Jones sez Christie Mathewson pitched fur de Chieagos last year, an I want ter see if he did.H Kansas City Independent
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one day during the winter-when the sleighing was not good.
 The warm days have made the city streets so dry and dusty that the wa tering wagons have commenced to wa ter the strets in order to lay he dust.
 CENTAUR.
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FAST DAY SERVICES.
At Trinltr Church Yesterdav.

At Trinity Church Yesterday.
 There were large congregations at Trinity P. E. church at the various ser- vices held yesterday, In the morning the Rev. c. S. Scoville, rector, preach ed an impressive discourse on the cru- cifixion, and the music was in harmony with the rest of the service, A solemn three hours devotion from 12 to 3 o'clock was also held and many att tended
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William Irving Lyon, organist.
AT THE CHURCH OF THE RE-
 DEEMER TOMORROW.

DEEMER IO-MORtNOW' David Stanley Smith, organist; Miss Hendrika Troostwyk, violin soloist; the church choir,
 10.S0 a. m.--In the church. Prelude-Hymn to St. Cecelia. .Gounod
 Organ and violin. Carol-"Alleluia Risen Lord!". "........ ............... ..... Henry wilson Anthem As Sleep Takes Flight ............... Harry Rowe Shelley
 (With violin obligato.) Anthem" Now Dawning Glows the Day of Days"-David Stanley Smith
 (With violin obligato.) Response The Lords Prayer. Chant offertory, soprano solo-"The Lord is Risen ..s.........,,....... :. Adnslng
 (With violin obligato). Postlude -Fugue in c minor. ....... Bach 3:SO p. m.-
 Easter service of the united Sunday schools, with songs, recitations and the Easter story told by Mrs. Henry M. osborn. David s. Smith, organist. The Sunday schoo, orchestra. 7:45 D. r1.-In Welcome hall, Oak street.
 .Prelude-Berceuse from "Joselyn".... ..................... ........ Goddard Violin and piano. Anthem" "Hosanna" .......,.. Granier
 With violin obligato, Response-Chant, the Lords Prayer. Violin solo-Serenade ............ Ordla Bass solo-Immortality ..Shepperd
 With volin cbligato. Anthem Christ the Lord is Risen To- day .,.......'..'.'''' zee BUCK
 With volin obligato.
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INVITED SERVICES.

At the United church yesterday fore noon the union Fast Day services of Congregational churches were quite well attended. The sermon was preach ed by Rev. MT. Brown of Pilgrim church, Fair Haven, and was listened to with deep interest and satisfaction.
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MUSIC AT CENTER CHURCH.

The devotional service ht the Center church at o'clock will bs exceptionally attractive The following is the pro gramme of music:
 Prelude de-Intermezzo Fantasie Senate ....................... X Rheinberger Response service in DIRev. H. H.
 Woodward.
 An Easter Cantata-"DeAth and Life" ........u........ Harry Rowe Shelley Choir hymn--"Look ye Saints, the
 Sight Is Glorious" ..,.R M. Hume Postlude-"Festiva March" ....,..,...
 .................,...... Arthur Foote
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-14

Are you in favor of free ancohol for use in the arts?"
 "Yes," answered Colonel Stillwell of Kentucky. But to be perfectly candid and not mislead you, I ought to add that I consider a competent mixer of beverages an artist. Washington Star.
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No. 8-The Ascension-Alto and bari
 tone solos.
 No. 9-Epilogue alId fnale--Full chorus. Recessional-Christ the Lord is Risen
 To-day .......................D DaVidica Postlude-Easter March. ........ Merkel
 Both services will be conducted by Rev. E. c. Tullar, who begins his third year as pastor of this church with this Sunday.
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RECEPTION AT CHURCH OF THD
 MESSIAH TUESDAY.

Rev. Theodore A, Fischer, the pastor of the Church of the Messiah, and Rev, W. F. Dickerman, It's recent pastor, with their families, will he given a re- ception by the parish at the church on Tuesday next from 8 to 10 o'clock.
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CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION.

Holy communion and sermon by Rev. Robert Bell at 1t:3O a. m. Evening prayer and special Sunday school ser vice conducted by Rev. James De Wolf Perry, jr., at 7:S0.
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MEMS MEETING FoY AUDITORIUM

MEMS MEETING TOY AUDITORIUM
 A special service will be held in Foy auditorium on next Sunday afternoon at o'clock, it being Easter Sunday. Rev Wilton E. Phillips has been se- cured to give the address. More than ordinary effort will be put forth to make this meeting attractive. The hall will be decorated and special music provided for the occasion will be furn- ished. All men, whether members of the association or not, are cordially in vited to attend.
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: DWIGHT PLACE cHuRc!iHI,.'

The service at the Dwight Place church Sunday morning will open with a professional in which over 800 Easter lily blossoms will be borne by the members of the Bible school and placed to decorate the church Appropriate exercises will follow under the auspices of the school with an address by the pastor and story by Miss F. E. Will son.
 Tn the evening there will be short discourse by the pastor in connection with Easter praise service. The fol- lowing music will be rendered, MT Whitaker presiding at the organ: Organ prelude-"W Westival Prelude"
 ......,,....'.''s'.. shelley Anthem 'Hosanna" ...... Granier Anthem-"Why Seek ye the Living?"
 .....,................. .. Grlebel Solo-'I Know That My Redeemer Liv-
 eth ....,....... ,..,.,.....s.. Handel Anthem--"Come ye F'aithful' Fisher ffertory-Duet-"Be of Good Comfort"
 ....................... ..,....... Buck Anthem-"Ye Bells of Easter Day.. .............. ...,s.......,... DresSler Organ Postlude-" Festival March. ...,...s.Y. .... .Le Maigre
 The public are invited to both the morning and evening service.
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PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL Easter Sunday, April E, 1906. NTor,o;o0

LelotOl oulAudyJ -ApIll 1H1 lJVOs
 Morning
 Organ prelude Easter Morning.
 '....'....'...... ....,..,....... Mailing Anthem-"I Am He That Liveth''..
 ''.......s.....,..,.... Adams Anthem "Hark, Hark, the Notes of Joy '.'......,.'..t..... Schneider Tenor Easter Dawn"
 .................... ....,.... Woodman Response-"Hear Our Prayer" .....,..
 ".....................H H. Whitaker Otfertory-'I 'Intermezzo" ..Ashmall Postlude.
 In the evening the choir will render a cantata. The music is as follows: organ prelude-"Fiat Lux ....Dubois Cantata-"From Death to Life". zoo.
 '',.''.... ........."'.......,.J. c. Bartlett Postlue-'Festival March" .........
 '''''''.'' ........'.'....... R. K. Miller
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NEWS FROM THE CHURCHES
FEATURES OF THE RELIGIOUS
 SERVICES TOMORROW

Easter Praise Service With Special Mu- sicaI Services in Memory of Easter Brotherhood of St. Andrew at Grace HOspitaI-Other Notes.
 The Easter day services in Trinity church will be as follows: 6:3O a. m-Holy communion with
 choir of mems voices.
 S:SO a. m-Holy communion. i0:SO a. m.-Morning prayer and holy
 communion with sermon by the Rev,
 Charles O. Scoville.
 p.m.-Sunday school Easter festival 7:3O p.m.-Special music service With
 out sermon. At this service the
 gallery doors will be open at 6:SO
 D. m, but the body of the church
 will be reserved for pew holders
 until 7.15 D. m., after which the
 whole church will be open to the
 public,
 The programme of music for the day is as follows;
 6:30 a. mr.
 Communion service for mems voices. ...................''' '''' Offertorium-"A Awake Thou That Sleep
 est" .............'..... ...''.'. Maher 10:30 a.m.-
 re Deum in G~................C Calk1n Jubilate in B fat............. Stanford Introit-"sing ye to the Lord" Lloyd Communion service in D...... Moir Offertorium -"Behold ye Despisers" ..................,..s. .. Parker 7:30 p. m.
 Magnificent in G................ Calkin Nunc Dimittis in c .......... Calkin Anthem-"Awake Thou That Sleep est ...,.,....'-.'.'''-' olalilel Offertorium-"Christ Our Passover ..........'.''''s'.'''' layuH William Irving Lyon, organist.
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FORBES CHAPEL.

Children's Easter service at 9:3O a. m. Evening prayer and sermon by Rev. Franklin Knight at 1880.
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Offertory sentence-Blessed be the SeVentold Amen Sta1ner Recessional-Hymn 11S.
 Charles Bonney, Choirmaster.
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GRACE P. E. CHURCH.

Blatchley avenue and Exchange street Rev. George A. Alcott, rector. The services for Easter Sunday are holy communion at 7;9O, followed by sec- ond celebration, with sermon, at 10:3O. The evening service will be held at 63O, at which time the Sunday school will hold it's annual Easter festival Fran cis D. Edgar baritone, will assist the choir in the morning and Miss Mar garet Stannard. cornetist, in the even- ing, Miss Stannard is a thorough mas ter of the cornet, being but child of eleven years. The following musical programme win be rendered by the choir:
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ST. THOMAS CHURCH.

Holy Communicating Celebration at
 7:3O A. M, rocessional-Hymn 121. Communion Service in B fiat. ...,..
 .....................,.. J. Stainer Offertory anthem-Why See Ye the
 Living ng.................E .E, J. Hopkins Morning Prayer, Sermon and Holy
 Communion at 10:30 A. M. Christ Our Passover-Chant.. ... Farrant Te Deum Laudamus in B fiat. ...,.
 ....................... J. Stainer Benedictus in B flat..........J. Stainer Introit-Hymn 36S.........., ,Eucharistic Kyrie and Gloria Tibi in B flat,,...
 ........................ J. Stainer Hymn Ill.
 Gloria Patri in F..........J. W. Elliott Offertory anthem-Break Forth Into
 Joy! .....,.......,,..,.....J Barnby Sanctus and Agnus Dei in B flat.
 ..........-............. J. Stainer Gloria in EXcelsis,. s,...,.,....,.O Old Chant
 Choral Evensong at 4. Versicles and Responses. .Tallis Proper Psalms-113, IA and 11S...
 ........,.............. Anglican Magnificat in B flat...........J. Stainer Nunc Dimittis in B flat. ......J. Stainer Anthem-Why Seek Ye the Living
 Among the Dead?.......... Hopkins
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HOWARD AVENUE CoNGREGA.
 TIONAI. CHIRCH.

HOWARD AVENUE CONGREGA-
 TIONAL CHURCH.
 Following is the order of service at 10:30, and the choir music for the Eas- ter concert of the school, which will be given at 7:3O The pastor, Rev. w. J. Mutch, will preach in the morning, and give a short address in the even ing. The music is under the direction of MT. H. K. Beach, the regular organ ist and choir director, Organ prelude, Guilmant. 'Halleluiah, Christ is Risen" Simper, Two Verses of Holy, Holy, Holy"
 (Nicaet) No. 3. Invocation, Lords Prayer Te Deum, B Minor, Buck. Seventy-fifth Reading, Parts l., I. Easter Anthem," Hanscom. Hymn No. 22 Scripture Lesson. 70 Swing the Gates Wide Open Hall. Prayer and Choir Sentence, Lorenz. Weekly Offering, Weekly Offerings. Offertory, Easter Down." Stock. Sermon, "The Guide in the Lonely
 Way. Easter is Dawning," Lacy, Hyimn No. 1S7. Benediction. Organ Postlude, Wely.
 Evening Music, Organ Prelude, Spinney. "He is Risen" Ashford. 70 Tell Us Where He Is," Miles. Redemption" Stults. n,cro |, Ioot1uda Wopppr
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RRorHRRHooD oF sT. ANpREy

BROTHERHOOD OF ST. ANDREW.
 A church service will be held in Grace hospital at S45 ?. m. Easter Sunday. As many Brotherhood men will be engaged at that time, all men and Daughters of the King who can possibly spare the time are asked to be present. Rev. Prof. Samuel R. Col laday of St. PauPs church will otfici- ct