davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-01

This is the time when everything is
Iolitics. if YOU listen to the fellows
who are running for Office.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-01

A boy of Is has committed suicide
because he didn't live happily with
his wife-who is II. Marriage is
really getting'to be an early failure.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-01

Chile is the unhealthiest country on
earth The death rate is 32.3 per 1000
of population.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-01
THE ARGUS.

Published Daily and Weekly at 1924
Second avenue. Rock Island, Ill. GEn-
tered at the postofice as second-class
matter.1
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-01
At 2 A. M.

Hes looking for a rich wife,
We'll, he's not up against it as hard
as he might be-"
NO."
No
Don't know what could he worse"
Having rich wife looking for him.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-01

Samuel Gompers believes in mailing
republican campaign lies-and mailing
them tight.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-01

The import duty on beef it cent!
pound. 1t keeps South America on
of the market.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-01

People seldom improve when they
have no model but themselves to copy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-01

1t is averred that neither Mr.. Bryan
nor Mr.. Taft can sit on the grass cross
legged
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-01

Instead of raising freight rates, why
don't the railroads try a reduction in
dividends
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-01

Bryan's Commoner calls this sign
of dyspepsia whenever hung up: Gone
to lunch; back in five minutes"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-01
Hun,or ano Philosophy
BY DUNCAN NJ. SMITH
PERT PARAGRAPHS.

And. then. lots of people get down.
right mad If you don't talk about them.
The way some women talk is enough
TO make married man feel bald
headed.
catch, but they make up for it by be-
ing hard to lose.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-01

Don't kick unless you know how to
kick and where
People are called tickle who are real
ly very sincere; but. then, they get
very sincere so often over SO many
different things.
1t is hard 10 show fool anything
also unnecessary.
The man who would rather he presi.
dent than be right stands the better
chance.
Self praise comes easy, but. Ike
many easy things, is quite vaIueless.
1t is easy enough to be honest, but
you need to keep in constant practice.
1t is toss-up between the man who
thinks he can sing and the man who
sings he can think.
The freckled girl reflects that other
women may think they have beauty
troubles, but
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-01
Anticipating a Need.

IL can't understand why men have
SO many pockets scattered all over
their clothes"
"Oh. they have many things to
carry
Il suppose sos but still the pockets
were there long before the prohibition
wave overspread the land.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-01
No Fine Distinet;o

no r1he DtstihSSiohs.
"oh. yes, ] have read Caesar In the
original Greek.
But it wasn't originally written in
Greek"
"oh, weIE$whatever IT was it was
Greek to me-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-01

1t is easy enough to be honest, but
you need to keep in constant practice.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-01

Self praise comes easy, but. Ike
many easy things. is quite vaIueless.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-01
Had . Dress.

TOO bad-Mrs. jackson couldn't
come
Il suppose she had nothing to wear"
: "Oh. yes. she had. They haven't
money enough for her to feett that
way"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-01

1t is bard 10 show fool anything
also unnecessary.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-18


cntiuc0cr nadl @illcmitao, Curacao
o0cr Furt OF Spatlt IriIlibo0, &C
idlirtt mcrocn miliicu che lie Den !
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f0uucu, beItcbcn lie uuf Der Ncbulp
tlua. oo6 Cairo t0gItMc Ncridte Dnl
lcincr HrQtcrtua IN Caracas erhdlt,
uno ouB jbu feline Norldngc 0cutc
oct lpor0eu lricn, mic 0ie III 0cf
Ercb0cpcicbcn nlitQctbciItcu Golro'2
lhn9cbn0 i1norirt Orn llmituno
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rem llrlprulQ In Caracas huttCn. Gig
Ncrrcu Qcbcl iid) Ger irriRru 2luiUbt
hrL 0uB Die Micloun0ct in MIllcm
ltao cntItun0eu mo an ieIn0lid) 0e
i0rbtc 0crildtt bdlirt iiuO. Ucldlc IN
ter Den itdl dlll Der ,Ntitl Curacao
alfbaltCll0cl urucWcIanI'Meu Ntuo.
lutiouiitc1 ut0 TcluoN Goiro'2 TN.
liren.
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lirb Goitrn ieiu 0otCl utd}t cin citii
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cas- 5lL mo fcinc ocricIbcn cupGbutt
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lmo icill Sciolgc bcltcbcn oorduf, 0oB
0ic Oicpbe3i1lihen RrcBnitthcillm.
gen BON rcnollltiondrcn 9(0cltcn II
Curacao auogiliqcu N0a 0cridht.
0dB GclItldllon0 crllldt m0r0cn lct.
ltntcrhanOlulHcn nit NoIon0 }lr
NciIcQtmQ oc@ Strcit2 iluiiAcu Die
lem Sal0c ln0 &cnciucIa un5ubob
ncu. Cntbpbrt olcr NcQriln0lm1 Gu
ltrn IchcInt bel oll3Ac}cidlnctcr Soltne
81 lcin lm0 lctn ouAcblldc3 Hclocn
mndlt ibul piltnbur ttinc Nclorgnilic
Gr. \<orucl bCiud)t i'm nah Der Dor
}luci IuQtn ltuttqCfltn0cncu llntcrnI-
cbluna bduiiA, bot icoodl nod niht
CntlcbcOclr Oh cine Operation notbe
mcn0iQ iit ohCr nidt Ger 9lr5t lhcint
ibcriQcn0 iibcr}cllqt III icnr OnB Gd
itro9 9tcrcn nidt afii}irt iino.
llnruhcn in Murucotbo.
Nillrnr it a D, Curacao, t. NC
3CnlbCr. Soier cin9etruficuc lcpt
ichcn aus Wiurucuibo meI0Cn. OoB
0ort uor orci Eo9cn cine 0enonltrn
tion acNen @ollono in Sccnc 6cicGt
Imuroe. Gic NIitulieocr 0c9 5toOt.
roib9 morrn 0ic Gilbrcr il ocnl Hum
mel mo batten cinCn aruBen &ollicn
&lulpen9clmbcl bilttcr iih. Mic HG'
0cn IN Worocoita. mrlhe 3eutlcben
0cb6rcn limo 0cid,loiicn uorocn
@ct0ntpfuuU oc3 6lci dI
(ruit2 in 6runtrc d.
4Surt@. II. Gr}cmbcr. SIC
irnmGliihcn 9ldcrbon (Sntcrciicn nNi
tircn idlon icit ciriAcr 3cit Qcncn Die
Gou3ciiinucu ucldc ill0irctt Dem
&>rll. Gbcror, &crtrctcr elmer aroBcn
omcrifQniihcn ShlGbtcrci uQbC
!Nuurc, bcuilIiQt mor0cn linO. Gicjc
9lgitution tulnlinirtc rcntc iu Der
ourrb '0rn @pnlot, &crtrctcr Der
9Aruricr ,@rllppe, I'M Scnot Acitcll'
ten 6orocrung, bnb Die Mcgicriin0
Die 6bdtiQtcit Der 9bnttoir9 altt Die
Giltriftc bclhr0ntcL IN lucld)en IId
hieiclben bciinocn. S1crr 0onlot cr,
flGrtc, oic iron5oiiidlcl Sntcrciicn
b1ttcu 81 bcfilrhtcn, oub boS Gtob'
lilclnc1t, mcm nitt III Sdwanfen
ochotcn wilIfiirlidc Sfmoltltn9en
inn Erciie oe2 ,Slciidc1 ucrurlndleu
uno 0cu Morft crnitIidl hcnodlttcili.
! Qcn mcr0c.
9lterbolr liiniiter Muot in0tc, Die
Mcnierrul1 occcptirc ono Frin5ip Der
NcldrdnfltnQ Der Ib6tigfeit ocp
Gtobliiiencnt4. uuo oics peroc ais
NoliS Iiir }ufilniti1e GiStilliionctt
6icnclt
?}rucr 9rGiiotnt Ser
z d,mci
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-18
Summer Il YeGer,
1eu!id,cs Ganf' nnb 8cdieiseidaft,
26 Euntl=Stra6e,

,,gtattoudt gnnf uf Commerce" s@ebdnoe.
Wlitnieber Der gifticub1rit.
stns unh ISerfauf bon stftien unb Sbliadtto'
aen. gBcnicl nno Greotbriefe auf ale bdupt
rdhIheu Sti0te europa 8. g(us unp N.rfaui
ireinoer Gjeourten foipie ausfertieuug bon
BoQma6icn, S6iiisfarten bon mo mad
Ecutft ,dilh. tIpril27-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-18
W,it iuelhem 9eead,s

@iit iuethem 9eead,t
Gebcr oo6 Die ntenhen ~ lserfe ieenn e.
itel lGu oen Gruerb bon cin pnar Ecaars ban.
neli! Ino nit peldher ib5richteu ,2nt uerien ne
lpenr t3 hkifi. thren frnnien 9eib gefunb All
machcn. Sicer lnfInphett eeroonlem "a sic
ientArn rpehe an nimorrboioeu leoen, einsia
nno dleir. odb Ne fene peIuua finoen 6e
piebt ndml;ch etr ftCberes Wittel aeaeu otefe
ihlinlmc uno tnmeriBuiie ar1ntbeIt nno oistc
slr5ne IN Sr SiIsbees AnafsHs. bon peicher
Y. lieuilaeoter x Co. nor 24i6, geps sgorf.
Rrobel foi!enrei ncrienhen (!WoMiSrl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-18

Pdife nueh bem NHeuue tefurat @s. Raige.
tf3. EitfSattimure' stT aabe6 aite u. saaie .stus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-18
II GrG iiocnt Ser
2 d) IL els.

= C III | J.
Ncrn Shmei5, H. Ic5cmbcr.
u. 1elldcr, Der hisberiac N0n0rI2mt
hitter, iullroe bclltc Don Der 3uaoe9
DcrIornllnq 3llnl Frdlocntcn Der
fcpublif Shluei} fir 1909 cnudbIt.
G'r fol9t Dem 3r. i. NrcHHer uddl.
0cllcn slmtSterlIin unr nddltcn Ncu
iahrStog crliiht
q q b binetSfriii& in Fortu
QQL
Earia H. Ec}cubcr. Cine
beltc 9}ohnjttag 0cm olcnlpS" 5il
ae1nndrfe Gepeihe aus Siiiobon mel
oct ooB ou2 portl9ieiilhe aobinpt
ubacodntt bat. un0 0ob aonig Dtd
met NIT 0cn Iitbrcrn olter Fortcicil
iibcr ole ,}linmnlcnleblng eiuc>
nClrCt anbinet2 corferirt.
6elttoge ailf = eplon.
Gnlnmb bp. GepIon H. Gc;. --
Gic UtounId)nftcu Der icBt I'M bicli
gen &nien liegcn0en SIottc Uerglui
gen lid init Den tdNlihcn 2tralIilgcn
nd0 3on0p. cincr meitcr inn Snnoc
licGeroen Stn0t ont lIlcr cilc3 iho
men filnItIihcu See'2. Die Sceleltc
intercliircn iid icbr iilr Ole groBorti
&C S5enerIc unO irguru 'id) ilbcr bic
jllr beItcn 2luSuilBnlA i1rcr llrtoub9
5cit 9ctrolicncu &ortcbrulNcn
Ter GomnonOont Der britiihcn
lrllppen in GcuIon 6jcncrol u. G. g
Smprellcc, Gcpirthctc gc'tcrn A0nirnI
Sperrp mo einc 6laga Gffi5ierc
nit eineut @abeiirijbitiid Ger 9lcrj
teitab mar bel o,m Gbef 9lr5t bon
Gcplon Slr 9lqa4 9errp. III @oItc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-18
- 2'rozent-
Central
ton Baltimore.
aa6pI.sde uun Charles nnb 2eEiugtousstraRe.
Baltimore. .. 0caember 1908.

Baltimore, .. 7e6ember 1908.
Tie idbrlimsn SutereHen sur State peu 3ha
9roSeut pro SaDr. uc!.be AM T. Snluiar l9pa
fEuie ino tperoeu ntt genaEntcm Gdtum bef
Snbatern bon Nunibildern Ju gut 9ei0repH
uub an itno nnt1 Snnlitna, bcu 2. 5amIar 1909
in Die @utItiicber cuaetraatn.
Staai5s nno 5tabtiteueru iucrbcH bon or
WanE bcSabIt. Gcpoliten pou 50t. nno anitpdrtS
augeHomneH.
Saglidl, Ouu 20 @oru,. bis Tndlm.
samItagS, uuu 10 @prnt. bis AbeS.
Tobert 81. ySariug, Prii,
9bumne Gj. Gutts,
(TeieSnult th) Stnrmcllier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-18
AmerikauiFti)e llIsrru
Tic bcIten 9eitmeiier ocr @clt.

fBrueH Gle etH fbbncs Geibnabis' 'Sefbeui
ma6en. g8ir iiibren Die ieuiteu Brlef6oacu in
biibideu 54abteIu bon 80 Geuts big 8u $500.
8atermon rnS anbere 6hufeoern BON StOO
bI9 $500, uur oie beitcn. Sir Seraben. man
pereeNe nl9t, bab unfere EruderpreIien ba5
bette Girfdenf 1T, baB eie ibueR MAIDEN f5rueu.
GQan perfcbIc ctnen Rcfuf naL
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-20

At Milwaukee: Milwaukee o Inc
atfaaruiis .
A. 81 Paul. First game-~t. Paul
Toledo J.. Second g1w--t Paul
s Toledo I.
A. Kansas city Kansas city
Louisville Oh lunincsl.
At Minneapolis; Minneapolis OBJ. Coz
iumbus
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-20
MINnNM Sr.AE,I,S

n stock ANA made to order. lowest
1rjcos Satisfaction guaranteed Fu-
~.lia Furniture 70.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-20

iar Nue- 1s Henri Ua-iuin Oh
"r.d French journalist d.sd he.. o..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-20

Try a Morning journal Want
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-20
ASsANIlRS.
W. jerks
Assayer.


PITT ROSS
County Surveyor,
Attorney before II. s. Land Depart
meut. Land Scrip for sale. ca
engineering. cold avenue, oppo ''s
Morning Journal office,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-20

Final reduction ON am MiIIIu ry.
AN our finest imported Pattern
Hats. am our original styles. aIl
our ready 10 wear hats. alt
trimmed hats OF every dcscrip-
tiun. an untrimmrd shapes. or
uaments. etc. and everything
pertaining 60 Millinery. must
move al less than Hair Price.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-20

These Materials Must be Seen to Be Appreciated
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-20

Wash MATERIALS Tor evening wear beau0iuI C0IoringS
and designs, in Sole 0uChesse and TOuIOn Silks materials
that never sold less than 65 and rs cents. EXTRA
SPECIAL ---37 1-2C
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-20

Tmf Meek OF HE COMMUNIST $ EUJUo DNLT WINDOW W0FLET 0NLED WCV values OTWdTC w
any other season. and thu buying public well knowing The @t readily accepts the valuable benefits the oa1
Iv and nta hTdeno the SUeb because the great bulk Of summer stock hSbe nSOd in WgHr way al
Sor5e merchandise wGbe put forward for final clearance at still greater reductions than ever DO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-18

ton, Christian Clarke. q. &. Bidgood
.. Randolph Tucker James Wheat. Or
ganist. Mr. b. w. 1ough. Choir Mas
ter, Mr.. q. e. Bidgood
st. Marks.
ing--processional Hymn 1Dg,
Welcome Happy Morning" (Sullivam (;
Christ Our Passover Crotch: Clio
ria Patri" (Buck): "rc Deum" in II
.(DespOmmier): "Jubilate" In A bridge
waterJ: "Introit," Hymn No. H.
DavidIca); Gloria Tibi" In G (Gou-
nod: Flynn No. lis (Martln). Offer
tory Anthem. "Raise Now Your joy
ful Praises" (Macy) "Sanctus" Gray
lori; Communion Hymn 225 (Hodges)
Gloria In Excelss' (Old ChanD, Re-
cessional hymn No. 36S (Clarey).
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hymn No. 36S
,Cf1lliott); GLORIA Fatri' (Buck); Mag
nificat" (Gadsby); "Nunc Dimittis"
Davis; hymn No. 121 (CarmichaeD:
OffertorN Anthem. THE Strife Is Ger"
(Mendelssohn); Recessional Hymn No.
|l18 (Elvey).
Choir--Soprano, Mrs. NJ. A. Carter,
leading soprano: Misses Carter, Cham.
berlayne, Clarke. Grace Franklin, Ma
ME Franklin. Harris. Hewitt. 10th.
Myrtle Melton. Sadie Melton, Meyer and
Robinson. and Mesdames Kahn. Kuyk,
Jenkins Rosson, Sykes and Wilkinson.
Alto. Mesdames Bruner, Eaton and
Snyder. Tenor. Messrs. Dashiell and
Rianhard. Basso. Messrs. Brocken-
brough. and Gillis. Organist. Miss Err
nesttne Walker. Director, Mr.. J. r.
Dashiell.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-18
Methodist
Centenary.


1Tombellel; choir. "As Ii Began to
Dawn" lyincenD; .'Response" tschil-
ling); Gloria tWarren>; offertory.
ne nsu Gr,s p Riseo " s%sT2sn 5nt pcat
Sight.orsan., "Ailesro'"S italian SYM
phony (Nrendelssohn) choir. Lift Up
response 5sehilIing2; ss Saier,a5 IVA War:
Messiah" "Rejoice Greatly. Oh Daugh-
ter of Zion tMrs. John Murphy: an
them. "Hallelujah Chorus" ("Alessiah"l !;
oes Saalte1 Y snn2ano BaSh r5
Tenor. Mp!pHM sehaiek kiss Of I bsltim more:
Basso, Chas. w. Hunter. Soprano: Mrs.
NJ S. Cine. Misses Uses r Ruth D cark, ce
leste Weisiger. Louise Ward. Lula
Harwood Louise Richardson, Mrs. S. p.
Townsend. Alto: Mrs. Jas. Warren,
Mrs. y. W. Warren, Misses Mary Webb,
West. Malcolm Hough, Jas. W. Dodd
Adam Goolsby. Bass: Mr.. c. W. Hun
ter. Mr.. P. a. Morton. NJ. S. Cline. Irby
Morton. W. II. Dombrick, +. w. Nc
Balm. A. w Warren. Shepherd Webb,
organist and director
Union station.
a:orning-Voluntary, king of Kings"
(Simperj. doxolosy; hymn; Apostles
Creed: prayer: sentence. pay of Won
der. Day of Gladness" uerman); re-
sponsive reading; Gloria Patria: an
nouncemcnts; offertory solo by Miss
Sue Hogan. Jerusalem. Awaken
fCWilson): hymn; sermon Rev. r. II
Potts. selection, 80! Glorious Morn
Fletcher); hymn; prayer; postlude
organ.
Night-voluntary, "Alleluia! Ale
luia." CDeReef); doxologv: hymn
PRAYER; sentence. "He Is Risen" (Wil-
| son); offertory. II Know That My Re
mon: hymn. prayer: postlude, organ
| Choir: Soprano-Mesdames w.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-18
EXPECT GREAT CROWD

Farmers to Meet Here In Annual Scs-
sion In August.
The annual meeting of the Farmers
Institute of Virginia viii be held here
August 18th. 18th and 18th. and those
who are interested in the gathering
estimate that 1000 farmers will be in
attendance. The meeting last year
was held in Roanoke. and it was u
complete success. Former GovernorwIp,
Hoge Tyler. who is one of the most
successful farmers in the southwest
ern section of the State, presided. and
there were speeches by large num-
Der of prominent men, who derive
their living and income from the cul-
#tivation of the soil.
The Roanoke meeting had an attend
ance of 1900, and 1t is believed that
TIE number this year will easily reach
the 1000 mark. The daily sessions
Of the institute will be held in the
hall OF the House Of Delegates.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-18
Catholic
sncrcd Henri Cathedral.

Pontifical high mass at 1 I y. NJ.
IL Organ professional, Priest March,
from alfalfa. by Mendelssoitn.
q "Missa coronata," for four male
voices. hy Ed. Stehle.
3. offertory, "Pasjues Fieuries," by
Alph, Mailly.
4. Organ occasional, Grand March"
Thy CHI. Gounod.
Choir director and orsanlst Phi. De
iCoster.
st. Peters.
II o'clock-Procession "Haec Dies
sung by choir boys; "Kyrie. Gloria and
Grcdo." Grcgorian; "Sanctus, Benedic-
tus and Agnus Del" Gounod; offertory,
Regina Coeli," Werner: occasional.
unfold Ye Portals" c;ounod.
Quartct-C. A. Canepa, A. F. Sauer-
valid. George Byrnes, James Cowardin.
Chorus--C. A. Canepa. T. Sauerwald.
e. j. Donohoe, W. T.. Nerlander. James
Cowardfn. George Byrnes. a. v. Shea.
y. Raschon, Tom Murphy. Tom Baldwin
r. o. Lcigers. Ben Ryan. a. Van Buren,.
Tom Wren. a. NJ. Mahoncy. j. NJ. Tuck
er. p. c. Talley. jansen Kain a. Nor
tissey. John Murphy, Paul Fitzpatrick
James Phillips.
st. Pntrick's.
"vidI Aquam'': "kyrie" (Rosewig).
IN G: Gloria. Credo. sanctns": "Bene-
dlctus," in f; offcrtory. 'Jesu Del vive!
WcrdD.
choir-Thomas f. Ryan. Walter Ma
honey, Leslie Morecot George Parater
Ne. S. Ahern and Leo Mcagher. choir
1'aster; Loretto NJ. Boyle. orsarist.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-18

Hcckler, c. u. Hughes. Ola Dean. En-
ma Taylor; Misses Sue Hogan, Lizzie
Hare. Louise Kelly, and Jennie Peay.
Contralto--Afrs. s. Il. Liggan and Miss
Sadie r. Wakefield. TENOR. d.
Laughlin. j. ]. Tlgnor. and i. II. Hol-
land. Bass-R. w. Smethie, Jesse Pat
terson. and Forest Stuart. Organist---
w. Reginald Walker.
Park Place.
xy MSs"gq }rs% Rfsns rf sy%a
up p's You Heads s tHolden i;'. psalm:
Gloria Patri tHoldcn in O.: lesson;
oirertory. Christ Our Passover"
sedction: organ posti,fde. Gloria from
Twelfth Mass" (A1ozarD.
NightnOrgan prelude. Gle Shall
Eeed HIS h rl99k A fpo Mess sGea
prayer anthem. Awake Up. Ny Glory Glory;
tBarnby); psalm: Gloria Patri: lesson:
nod !. hymn; sermon: prayer; hymn:
benediction; organ postlude. Festival
Miss Lucille Alvey, Miss Bessie Lee,
Miss Grace. Danforth. Miss Mary Bur-
ton. Miss Margaret curley, Miss Bertha
Mrs. c. II. Chappel,, Miss Mayme Hunt,
Miss Susie Lipscomb. Miss Minnie Lee.
Tenor--R. b. Forrest. G. w. Montgom-
cry, W. G. Mercer. Basso-R. L. Bald
ganist. I. D. Briggs, .Jr. Director, w.
| e.. Mercer.
Morning Voluntary. "Hallelujah!
Christ Is Risen" Lorenz); Hymn 100;
Apos,1es sreed Iray Eye n s yeiary
Gloria Patri in 3 fiat; New Testament
lesson; collection: offertory. lie Is Not
Here" (Fillmore); Hymn.No. 157: Eas-
nun. subject 'Newness of Life" Rom
wi. ~; prayer: Hymn No. 15s doxolo-
Night-Voluntary, Christ Is Risen
Ss% nyma No lice eaisef
fcrtory, "Hallelujah! Christ Is Risen
tLorenz): Hymn No. 1853: sermon by
pastor. Rev. e. T. Dadmun, text, And
from God" Il Cor. ". 81; prayer; hymn
No. 1853: doxology; benediction.
Choir, soprano-Nlrs. w. E. Leidy
Mrs. A. g. Earman, Mrs. r. B. Hough-
Mir. =. P. Bickers. Mr.. G. n. King
Basso-N1r. B. G. Pleasants. Mr.. B. f
Yelton. Organist, Mrs. s. D. Turner.
Clay street.
Morning-Organ prelude, Grand Of
fertoire" (Batiste): voluntary, Awake
| Thou That Sleepest (Maker): hymn
prayer: response: Scripture reading
Gloria offertory, II Waited for the
Lord: duet and chorus: hymn
sermon prayer: hymn; postlude, PRO
cessional'' (Batiste).
Night-Organ prelude, "versel" (Ba
| tiste): voluntary, Rejoice. Jerusalem
and Sing (Nevin): nymn; PRAYER: re
sponse; Scripture reading; offertory
"On the Cross (Bragdon; soprano
solo: hymn: sermon: PRAYER hymn
lpostlude. March (Battman).
! Choir: Soprano-Alrs. w. j. Tucker
Mrs. G. ". Jones, Mrs. c. P. johnson
i Alto-Mrs. J. H. Chappell; Mrs. Hos
kins. Tenor-Mr. Irving Baughar
i Basso-Mr. Ray S. Bugg. Mr.. Norvel
| woodward. Organist and Directress
Mrs. r. G. Tupman
! Broad street.
: Neutrality-suspicious.. organ: voluntary
i Ring Ye Easter Bells" (Westhofft
hymn. "All Hail the Power of Jesus
/ Name. response. st. Gross" Dykes
Gloria (Vogrich); ofrertory. 'Th
IResurrectiors (full anthem) (McFar
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resbyterllan
church Of the Covenant.

Morning Anthems: 20. Worship the Lord
(Thomas smith,; like AS Father lNNtll
Thompson); "Thy VIII Be Done" dl. D,
Troytel, N :,
Mngill Miss Amy G, Tutwier, Miss Cathe-
rine Richardson. Miss Catherine sinton, Miss
Jessie Link. Miss Gay Wilson, Alto-Mrs.
Robert Whittet. Miss Peachy Wilson, Miss
Corneis Magill.
Tenor--slr. James Whlttet Mr.. George
Mckee, Mr.. G.. IT. Clarke, Mr.. A, T. Hassell,
.Bass--Mr. John Wood, Mr.. Willie Wilson.
Mr.. W. II, Mercer, Mr.J, Q, Mann, director.
Third.
Morning: 80 worship the Lord In the
Beauty OF Holiness" tsmth); SOLO "The
Resurrection Morn" (Rodney): "They Have
Taken Away My Lord" tstalner).
q Evening: awake, Thou That Sleepest"
i(Makcrl; "Hark, Hark My Soul" tshelly),
Choir: Soprano---Misses Sumner. Seldcn.
Alexander. Taylor and Mrs. Webster. Alto
Misses Morton. Mrs, Strange and Shackle-
ford, Tenor---AIessrs. Cowell Ashley and
ptilllps. Bass--Messrs, lloenniger Hill,
Ilimsden and Taylor. Organist. Mr.. Willis,
sChormaster, s. *. Phillips
Second.
Morning: Prelude, "Allegretto.n tWalsten-
home! anthem. "Hallelu1ah, Christ Is Risen
from messiah" tsmpaon,; doSofosyt hymn
lb9 "Christ, the Lord, Is Risen To-day
3(Strattner); Scripture readings; prayer:
hymn 1854, "Hark. Ten Thousand Harps and
Noices', thlason); offertory, ,Fenrs Not Ne'
tsip.ossl. sermon; nratsr; hvmn 8lGs. 20 for
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EAST HANOVER PREsBYTERY
Spring Session to be Held mt First
Church on Monday.

Spring Session to be Held mt First
Church ON Monday.
The Presbytery of East Hanover
will meet in Its spring session with
the First Presbyterian Church, of this
city. on Monday evening at s:15
o'clock. and will remain in session
until Thursday at least. The session
on Monday will be opened by the re-
firing moderator with a sermon, after
which the moderator for the ensuing
term will be elected.
East Hanover Presbytery has had a
long and honorable career. having been
organized In 1855. and has had on its
rolls some of the most distinguished
men of the Southern Church. In 1929
the presbytery was divided into East
and West Hanover Presbytertes, and
in the fall of 1893 the Presbytery of
Norfolk was formed from East Han
over. The present membership is as
follows: Ministers. 81; churches, IS:
young men under it's care for the min
istry, II; church membership, 6,196.
Total contributions last year $4,000.
The Rev. DR.. T. P. Epes. OF Black
stone, is the stated clerk. The prcsby-
terry meets in the old historic First
Church. organized In 1872 by DR.. John
Holt Rice. Though the church is near
lily century old, 1t is doing excellent
and aggressive work. and In tho
amount of contributions to benevolent
| causes is one of the leading churches
! of the presbytery.
Tie pastor of the First Church. in.
which presbytery meets, is the Rev.
DR.. F. II. McFaden. The sessions of
the presbytery are open to tho public.