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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-12-17

1t Will astonish many to learn from
government reports that the Indians
are increasing in number instead of
decreasing, and that they are becom.
Ing more self-supporting. This graft.
flying improvement is laid to the
greater facilities afforded for the edu-
cation OF boys and girls in the govern
ment schools and in the system of an
portioning lands, says the Baltimore
American. 1t Is time that some meas
ure of justice were being meted out to
the original possessors of the land and
efforts made to turn them from row.
ing saVages into useful and self.re.
specting citizens.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-12-17


A Chicago man, to whom was de.
MED lease In an apartment because
he had children, is suing his landlord
under the law which declares land.
lords may not refuse to rent to fam.
flies with children, If that law stands
the test OF court decision it will sur.
prise some people, says the Milwau-
kee Wisconsin. While a man with
children must have a place to keen
them' yet the owner of property
should have the right to refuse to
rent his property to anyone whom be
s0pstders undesirable.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-12-17

1t was clear that knew more thar
Gillespie, but he had supplied me with
several interesting bits of information
and, what was more to the point, he
had confirmed my belief that Henry
HOlbroOk and the canoe-maker were
the same person.
You must see that face a difficult
situation here, without counting you.
You don't strike me as a wholly bad
lot, Gillespie, and why won't you run
along like good boy and let me deal
with Holbrook? Then when | have
settled with him III see what can be
done for you. Your position as an I'M
welcome sutton, engaged in annoying
the lady you profess to love, and
causing her great anxiety and distress,
is unworthy of the really good fellow
believe you to be-"
He was silent for a moment; then
he spoke very sOberly
81 promise you, Donovan, that I will
do nothing to encourage or help Hol-
brook. | know as well as you that
he's blackguard; but my own affairs
| must manage in my own way"
But as surely as you try to mo-
lest those women you will have to an
sWer to me- ! am not in the habit of
beginning what | never finish, and |
intend to keep those women out of
your way as we'll as out of Hobrook's
clutches, and if you get a cracked
head in the business-Well the cracks
in your own skull, Mr.. Gillespie"
He shrugged his shoulders, threw I'D
his head and turned away down the
road.
There was something about the fell
low that liked l even felt certain
pity for him as | passed him and rode
on. He seemed simple and guileless,
but with logged manliness beneath
his absurdities. He was undoubtedly
deeply attached to Helen HOlbrOok
and his pursuit of her partOok of a
knight-errantish quality that would
have appealed to me in other circum-
stances; but he was the most negli-
gible figure that had yet appeared in
the Holbrook affair, and as | put my
horse to the lope my thoughts reverted
to Red Gate. That chess game and
Helen's visit to her father were still
to be explained; if | could cut those
cards out of the pack | should be
ready for something really difficult.
employed myself with such reflections
as | completed my sweep round the
lake, reaching Gtenarm shortly after
two o'clock.
| was hot and hungry, and grateful
for the cool breath of the house as |
entered the hail.
Miss Holbrook is waiting in the
library" lima announced; and in a
moment faced Miss Pat, who stood |
In one of the open French windows !
looking out upon the wood
She appeared to be deeply absorbed !
and did not turn until | spoke.
Il have waited for some time:
have something of importance to tell
you, Mr.. Donovan" she began, seating
herself.
Yes, Miss Holbrook."
"You remember that this morning,
on our way to the chapel, Helen spoke
of our game of chess yesterday"
4 remember perfectly" l replied;
and my heart began to pound sudden,
ly. for ! knew what the next sentence
would be. .
Helen was not at st. Agatha's at
the time she indicated"
We'll, Miss Pat laughed, Miss
Ho1brook doesn't have to account to
me, for her movements. 1t isn't i'm
portant-"
: why isn't it important" demanded
Miss Pat in a sharp tone that was new
to me.
why, Miss Holbrook. she Ia not az.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-12-17
His Professional Way.

The new waitress sided up to a
dapper young man at the breakfast
table, who, after glancing at the bill,
opened his mouth, and noise issued
forth that sounded like the ripping
off of all the cogs on one of the
wheels in the power house. The new
waitress made her escape to the kitch.
en-. Fellow out there insulted me-"
she said.
The head waiter looked at him.
I'll get it" he said. That's just the
train caller ordering his breakfast"
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-12-17

Now professor of the University
Of Chicago says that young children
are not primitive little savages, but he
will get few except doting parents to
accept his theory.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-12-17

SPANS troubles in Morocco are now
exceeded by Spain's troubles at home
king Alfonso is certainly the unhappy
ruler of an anhappy land.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-12-17

Hot Water Is Cure for Many Ills
says newspaper Woman's Page
headline. 1t may be, but there are
hundreds of people that get into hot
water who don't like It,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-12-17

New York physicians are upholdfng
high fees. With rates advanced f.,
medical advice and undertakers rest.
i've under low burial rates, it really is
much cheaper to keep healthy, cheer.
full and alive.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-12-17

South American revolutions amount
to so little now that the world only
laughs at them.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-12-17

If the women are to be credited
every married woman finally die. -.
broken heart, and every old bach
elor has had his heart buried in :.
grave for years.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-12-17

ALIENS LUNG EiINAM
Is the old reliable cough rcu"Ly tuurd IN Az
drug store and in practically every hImc. orrSty
by all druggists 25c, SOC and tIyy bottles -0' S4's
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11

given by Mr.. Kelly and his choir. The
admission for this service will be by ticket
only until 7:35 o'clock. The tickets will
not be good after 1885 O'Clock. when the
doors will be open to the public. Invita-
ton has been extended to ali so far as the
capacity of the church goes.
Music at Central United Presbyterian.
Twenty-fourth and Dodge;
MORNING.
Prelude-Melo6y In F.......,.., .Rubinstein
Anthem-Awake Up My Glory ...., .Barnby
of~fcrtcry-songs in the Night. .Spinney
Solo-Cbnsider and Hear Me........,.W ooler
Mrs. Larkins.
Postlude-March Romano Unbound
EVENING.
Prelude-Largo Handel
Anthem-Jubilate Dec in B flat major.
.NeVin
Observation-Disclosures ..,............... Lucas
Trio-I VIII Lay Me Down in Peace. Brown
Miss Mcbride. Messrs Wallace
and Mould.
Postlude-Selected
Miss Ruth Mcbride. sopranos; Mrs. e. f.
Larkins, alto: J. Addison Mouls, bass;
Hugh f. Wallace. tenor and director; Miss
Ora Ogle, organist.
Music at the Dundee Presbyterian Easter:
MORNING.
Holy, Holy, Holy. .................. Dykes
Anthem (hass solo and quartet)-out Of
the Deep .Surette
cantata-It is Ftnished...""...""."Read
Choir.
CThis cantata is founded On the seven
last words of Christ and consists of re-
cltatives, solos, duets and auartets.)
Anthem-Who Shall Roll Us Away the
Miss Grace Cady, soprano; Miss Edna
Bartlett, alto; Mr.. I. 8. Dodds, TENOR; Mr..
]. ]. Dodds, bass; Miss Adah Klopp. or
ganist.
Anthem-Golden Trumpets, Sweet and ,
Clear ASHFORD
Rev. Andrew ]. Keener Of sandusky, o.,
will conduct the morning and evening serv-
ices. Communion services will be con-
Quoted in the morning.
Music for Easter, First Presbyterian
church. Bellevue. College chorus OF forty
voices, under the direction of Miss Alice
NJ, Fawcett; organist, Mrs. c. K. Hoyt;
Chorus easter caroD-chime, Chime. Loud
Mr.. Hartwell Hamblin.
| Solo-My Redeemer and My I.ord...,Buck
Miss Eilene McEachron.
Chorus-Hallelujah, from Messiah Handel
NNNNN
Hanscom Park Methodist Episcopal;
MORNING,
/ Anthem with solos for soprano and
baritone, duo and c"hCrus)-Splrtt In
mortal, from Attila. ,Nerdi
DR.. Jennie Calltas, Mr., Newcli, Mr.,
Lang and Chorus.
P. M.-sPECIAL MUSICAL SERVICE,
! C~horus-Trnfold the Portals. from Re
Choir.
MI. McMurray.
Chorus and Recitative ffor b"aritonel-
Fear Not, from Victory Divine. -, Mark
Mr.. Lang and Choir.
offertory-Larshetto .'''''-, spohT
DR., Jennie Callfas
Chorus-Death is Swallowed Up, from
Victory Divine ................... Marks
Postlude-March ...............,... Adans
Miss Marguerite Morehouse, organisti
Mr., Lee @. Kratz, choirmaster.
The Easter music at North Presbyterian
church tomorrow Will be as follows;
MORNING, 1880 O'CLOCK.
Festival Te Deum in f flat ....,.,.....B Buck
The King OF Love My Sheperd L..
smelly
EVENING, 7:O O'CLOCK.
Awake Up Ny Gl-Ty'.-..-.........Bar nby
"Sing AlIalujsh Forth ............... Buck
Choir consists Of Miss Nettie Williams,
soprano: Mrs. Z. +. Williams, contralto,
c. ]. Ochiltree, tenor; Z. r. Williams, bass
and director; ]. w. Iampman, organist.
Zion Baptist, Twonty-seeond and Grant
Rev. ]. A. Bingamon, Pastor-Preachins
La the morning by the pastor on the Resur
ro..go, a,oog.I r,us4c ~ thu oh ,Ir OrIi
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11

THE ON
MUSIC FOR A JOYFUL DAY
Easter Services Are to Be More Elab.
crate Than Usual.
ALL CREEDs PRAISE RISEN LORD
Pulpit, choir and Pew send Up Their
Songs to savior who Com
quered Death and sits
on High.
CONTINUED from First Page.)
the congregation is requested to stand in
meditation.
Fifth
Chorus with solo and quartet)-I
Thirst
Chorals unaccompanied)-1t is Finished.
Chorus with soprano solo)-It Is Fin
ished
Chorale UnaccompanIed)-Father Into
chorus with Guarte0-IntO Thy Hands
Finale-The Earthquake ....,....""...
Full Choir and Organ.
The Offertory-To be followed by the
closing hymn mo. 1907. coronation, verses
l and 4.
Benediction
Note-ouartet in second, Miss Ethel Prey,
louis Lorins; quartet in third. Miss Ethel
Prey. Mrs. Verne Miller, Mr.. Walter Dale,
Mr.. Leslie Dick; quartet In ffth, Mrs.
Kelly s Mrs. Y bIsS M .aleTs, MT II w sixtsi Mrs Mrs
Kelly; quartet in seventh, Mrs. Kelly, Mrs.
Verne Miller, Mr., H. G. Jessen, Mr.. A.
v. lessen.
Trinity Methodist church, 1880 p. m:
Alleluia.. The Lord L'veth. .:"...H Harris
Miss Hopper and Choir.
Invocation and prayer. ":...."."....
DR.. j. A. Spyker
Congregation.
Humoreske .%(violinl .."...y;.".,Dworak
Miss Grace Mcbride
Miss Ganson and choir,
o'fertory-heeMSnis Miss Mcbride. BONN
Benediction and response ...........'..
Choir.
Postlude-Hallelujah Chorus. 49,. Handel
Colonel Coolidge, organist; Miss Evlyn
Hopper director.
There will be special Easter music at
both services at St. Mary's Avenue Con-
gregatlonal church. In the morning the
quartet will give an Easter cantata for
four solo voices, 1.-The New Life by James
H. Rogers. At the vesper service at $3.50
the children's vested choir. assisted by the
quartet. will have charge of the music.
The following is the personnel of the quar-
tet: Mrs. Harry Jenrison. soprano; Miss
Minnah Weber, contralto; William w.
Grigor, bssso; Frank ]. Reser, tenor and
director; Mrs. Frank ]. Reser, organist.
Easter day services at St. Johns African
Methodist Episcopal, Eighteenth and Web
ster:
Hymn-African Methodist Episcopal
Hymnal lis
Choir and Congregation.
Hymn
Scripture lesson Pastor
Anthem-Fpr Us the hrist......... Gounod
Chorale from Redemption"
Announcements.
Anthem-Alleluia .Burdette
Miss Minnie Wright.
Sermon.
! OIIeTlnk.
Benediction and Doxology.
7:45 p. NJ.
Processional-Gloria Patri ...............
characterization
Choir and Congregation.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lesson.."'..". Pastor
Mems Chorus-He is Risen ......... Shipper
Recitation MAUD CdfnpDel
Anthem-And Behold Shipper
Recitation J. Pintell
Solo-The Resurrection ...,..,....... Shelley
Mrs. DR., J. II. Hutton.
Paper Mrs. Robinett
A~nthem-See Now the Altar. .........F aure
Dialogue IlTlS
Solo-There is a Green Hill Far Away.
'SOulOu
Mrs. ]. @. Jewell.
Recitation .............. Gertrude Richardson
Anthem-Hallelujah Chorus beethoven
Offering.
Doxology and benedicticn.
Recessional.
Everybody is cordially invited to attend
these services.
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entitled Our Risen High Priest" Special
Easter music will be rendered by the Han
soon Park Methodist Episcopal choir.
Music at First Christian. Twenty-sIxth
and Harvey, for Easter;
PART /.
From Gounod's Redemption.
THE DARKNESS.
Baritone Narrative-From the sixth Hour.
THE DEATH.
ca Organ Solo-CrucifiXion Theme. .......
Mrs, Zabriskie.
o. Baritone NarratVe-About the Ninth
Mir. Graham.
THE DAWN.
Tenor Narratlve-Now When the Sabbath
Mr.. r. S. Cutler.
Trio-The Holy Women at the Tomb.
Mrs. Z. 4. Watson, Mrs. h, Il. 1nomas
Miss Alice Gideon.
PART ii.
Anthem-Christ Has Won the Victory.
Solos by Miss Maud Rock ana Miss
Glenna L. Blei.
Solo by Miss sarah sheareIr' D'Ne''
r.. T. Kersey will sing the otfertory solo
duck-Zabriskie, Walter b. Graham. mu-
steal director.
Church of the Good Shepherd, Tven-
tieth and Ohio. Rev. T. ]. Collar. Rector
Choir director, Juliet McCune; organlst,
Ir. Percy Harrison. The following pro-
gram will be rendered:
Processional-Come Ye Faithful (St.
l~ntroit-Christ Our Passover 80. ssehaiiiE!nnes
hhsyrmn-Ans;eis. Roll the ROCK & A.w wsitneY
+. Roper
Te peum in e fiat '' Dud,ey Hunk
incidental sOlO nv Ross Ro rctpNv
offertory solo-I Know That My Re
o's"er M E,yes Myriona Learned. Handel
sursum Corda ...,.....,."",...,..G Cover
fsnstas +, WWhRiitD Dsyy
Bread Of the World. -. Vincent
Gloria In Excelsis Cover
SShGrai Amen ,,..................Gower
Observation-Disclosures the Golden
(urbus Beata)..'"""".G. F. lie JENNIE
Church OF st. Philip the Deacon, il a. M:
PToeessional-At the Lambs High Feast
A~nthem"christ Our Passover is sacrit
ci Lr lOt IS Jeune
TTndoTa ratri s:.."."""'"'"'"""Le Jeune
Introit-The Strife Is Ger ...,... Paiestrina
Graduai-Now Thank We All Our God.
Eyrie, Gloria TIbl, Gratiss. I ,DoFey
H ymnE Ntesns Our Risen Kjng Plain sons
Sursum Corda. Sanctus, Beredictus Out
VENT and Agnus Del ..,...-..... .Dorey
Gloria in Excelsis ................O Did Chant
Observation-Disclosures Sing TO Jesus. Elliott
North Side Christian church. twenty-sec.
ond and Locust.
MORNING.
Processionai-Weicome Happy Morning
Calkins
Hymn-Mary to the saviour's Tomb.
Hymn-All Hail the Power OF Jesus
Name
Anthem-Fiing Wide the Gates Cfrom the
the "Crueifixion') .............. Stainer
EVENING.
Processional-Chrlst the Lord is Risen
Iooay ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
6mNoSau0h
Hymn-rhe Golden Gates Are Lifted
Up Observation-Disclosures. Bradbury
5c!'pture
Hymn-Rise, Glorious Leader, Rise. 49,.
sermonette. Rev. II. j.. Kirschstein.
Anthem-Fling Wide the Gates from
"CrucltiXion' .....'...."".,.... stainer
G.isIlhs c..,..;.''
observation-disclosures y. .............
Benediction .............,
Pianist, Miss Jessie Cady; violinist, Mr..
Joe Woolery; organist and choirmaster.
Mrs, II, J. Kirsehstein.
Rev, DIR. Z. II. jerks lectures 10 his
Bible class at the First Presbyterian church
Sunday noon on An Easter Study: Man.
His Nature. DeyeIopment and neatInv -
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Miss Roeder.
Communion Service
Anthem-Christ Is King. ......... Gabriel
Sunday school at 12:15-"Christ Risen
a Pledge of Our Resurrection" Luther
league at 6:3O-"The Light of Hope"
At 7:30-"TheB Broken Seal" A delight
full Easter service will be rendered by the
church choir and the Sunday school.
The chorus choir of st. Marks Lutheran
church, Twentieth and Burdette streets, will
sing Christ, the Lord, is Risen Today"
by George Williams Warren, and Christ,
Our Passover" by Harrison Willard, at tho
morning service. In the evening the choir
will repeat these two anthems and also
sing the opening chorus. He is Risen"
and the Finale" from Charles Fonteyne
Manney's THE Resurrection" The choir
will be supported by organ and violin.
The following Easter program will be
rendered at All Saints church:
MORNING.
Processional-We March, We March.
Easter carols-.Ye Happy Bells n@ of
Easter Day. The Bells Are Ringing
chr asyfS oug Passover. Martin
re Deum in B minor. ............ Buck
Jubilate Chant
Easter Hymn Anthem Ia c~apeiiaij At
Dawn When They Found Him Sleep
offertory Anthem-This Is the Day.
Regfssional-Rejoice Ye Pure in
hsa'' EVENING.
Processional-We March, We March,.
Easter C!aarois.Ye Happy Bells Of
Easter Day, The Bell; Are Ring
Deus Mis9Testur in A flat,,....,....Buek
Soprano Solo-Hosanna ...,.... .Granier
Miss Grace Barr.
Authenticated Be the God and
observation-disclosures, Ye Pure IN
J.. Il, simms. Organist and chiOirmaster.
Plymouth congregational church. cor
ner Twentieth and Spencer. Rev. John p.
Clyde, minister,
MORNING WORSHIP 1890.
Organ Voluntary.
DoXology
Responsive Reading-Psaim Si..
Hymn@Christ the Lord Is Risen To-
qay--lVO
AntkemeUnfold, Ye Portals .Gounod
rayer
soi9@1Sd God shall wipe Away All
Miss susan De Graft
QuartetSChrist Is Risen. .c6appIs
Hymn-Lift Up Your Voices Now
sermon-The Law Of Resurrection
Hymn-The Day OF Resurrection-1O4.
Benediction
Sunday school ~.
Christian Endeavor $3.50.
EVENING WORSHIP 1880.
Hymn-oh, Jesus l Have Promised.
AnthemEcihirist is Riser. .scci;uber
Responsive Reading-23.
solo-Victory OF the Cross .Schneckel
Miss Mabel Bosworth.
Quartet-Benedic Anna ................ BucI
Prayer
Responss
Hymn-O Mother, Dear Jerusalem-S55..
| Anthem-Unfold. Ye Portals. -. Gouno,
Hymn-For All the 6aints-90. ..........
The music az Trinity cathedral foI
Easter Sunday includes standard work.
by Tours, stainer. Barnby. Chadwick
Foote, Stewart, Gounod and Shelley, TIL,
Tours communion service will be sung botl
at the 6 and 1870 services. Full choir
sixty voices. Quartet, Mrs. Ben Stanley
soprano; Miss Daisy Higgins. contralto
Mr.. Walter wilkins, tenor; Mr.. George ]
s. Collins, bass, Ben Stanley, organist ant
c~hoirmaster.
The regular Sunday afternoon meeting
at the Young Mems Christian as
Il In -
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11

Miss Roeder.
Communion Service
Anthem-Christ Is King. ......... Gabriel
Sunday school at 12:15-"Christ Risen
a Pledge of Our Resurrection" Luther
league at 6:30-"The Light of Hope"
At 7:30-"The Broken Seal" A delight
full Easter service will be rendered by the
church choir and the Sunday school.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11

The regular Sunday afternoon meeting
at the Young Mems Christian as
ISOLATION will be addressed by w X.
Adams Of St. Joseph. Mo. His address is
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11

At the morning service at Clifton Hill
Presbyterian church the music and sermon
will be Appropriate to the Easter time and
there will be a reception of new members
and baptism OF children. Students from
the School Of the Deaf will worship here.
The following musical selections will be
rendered by the choir:
Anthem-"Day OF Hope''...,...H w. Porter
Response-"Easter Worship ....... .Lorenz
Anthem-"Why Weepest Thou?"... .Lorenz
Anthem-"Hearts and Voices Raise.
B. Wilson
EVENING SERVICE, 1880 O'CLOCK.
Anthem-"Ride On In Majesty".".....
Sign song-iNearer My God to Thee" by
students from the School of the Deaf, led
by Mrs. o. w. Rendee.
Anthem Mrs. carrie ). Adams.
Anthem-"Retoice, the Lord Is King.
Lorenz
At the regular hour, - o'clock noon, a
| special Easter program will be rendered
In the Sunday school, and an offering taken
for the work Of foreign missions. All the
other church appointments will be observed
at the regular hours.
Lowe Avenue Presbyterian church, For
tieth and Nicholas, Rev. Nathaniel Nc
Giffin, d. D., pastor; Mr.. 10 Barton, dlrec-
" . hA1 ANNNoNf oAAA OAdN
Of services:
MORNING WORSHIP. 1880
Invocation and Lords Prayer ,,..,..
Anthem-o' the Golden, Glowing Morn
scripture Lesson, Matthew Is June
Hymn, No. 2S7-Lift Your Glad Voices.
Pastoral Prayer and Response -,
offeTtory. Cantata-From Sepulchre to
Throne Shepard
/ Introduction, plano ,,.............,.
Miss Henrietta Reese
2. Chorus, A the Cross, Her Station
g. RecitatiSe. In the End Of the
Sabbath" Air, Fear Not Ye"..,,,
4. Chorus, Angels, Roll the Rock
5. Recitatlve, Now is Christ Risen
Air, Behold Show You a Mys-
Miss Florence Lancaster.
g. Chorus. Salvation to Our God"ry
Miss Lancaster, soprano,
Mr.. Hertzng, tenor,
Mrs. McMulleu, contralto,
Mr.. Barton, basso.
s. Chorus. Blessed Are They That Do
Offering, Response and Conservation ..
sermon,-"The Triumph Of Life" ....
The Pastor.
Hymn No. Holden
Benedlcton '..''.'.''''''''''..'....,.,...
Chant, Gloria PatHa .......,..,, Beethoven
VESPER WORSHIP, O'CLOCK
Hymn, No, 24l-Lift Up, Lift Up Your
SCRIPTURE EflGSs E E9s / Corinthians i5i is,N'n
Baritone Solo, The Resurrection Holden
DR.. j. ii. Wallace
Pastoral Prayer
Offertory, C~antata-From Sepulchre TO
Throne Shepard
(See program Of morning worship)
Offering and Conservation ...............
Brief Address-The Meaning of Easter.
The Pastor.
Hymn. No. iO-Alleluia .,......, Palestrina
| BenedictiOn
The choral Easter music az First Metho-
dist church on Sunday evening WI be
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11

nance and baptism at morning service.
Sunday school program from l to 2:O p. m.
Baptist Young Peoples Union at $50 p. m.
Evening service will include a cantata on
the last seven words of Christ by the choir
and chorus under the leadership of Mrs.
Julia Walker Sanders. known as the Ken
lucky nightingale.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11

The choral Easter music az First Metho-
dist church on Sunday evening viii be
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11

entitled Our Risen High Priest" Special
Easter music will be rendered by the Han
scom Park Methodist Episcopal choir.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11

Solo-There is a Green Hill Far Away.
.Gounod
Mrs. ]. G. jewell.
Recitation .............. Gertrude Richardson
Anthem-Hallelujah Chorus beethoven
Offering.
Doxology and benedicticn.
Recessional.
Everybody is cordially invited to attend
these services.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11

Lowe Avenue Presbyterian church. For
tleth and Nicholas, Rev. Nathaniel Nc
Giffin, d. D., pastor; Mr.. 10 Barton. direc-
tor: Miss Henrietta Reese, organist. Order
of services:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11

CONTINUED from First Page.)
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-09-30
Interesting Paper.

An interesting paper on the history
of the mining laws in the western
hemisphere was read by Judge Peter
Breen of Nevada. in which he took up
the earliest restrictions imposed upon
gold seekers by the Spanish govern
ment and reviewed the growth and de-
velopment Of American mining regu-
lations.
At the night session, which was
brief. w. c. Ralston of San Francisco.
pioneer in mining i'm the west. told
the congress of the famous Comstock
days.
The delegates returned to Goldfield
late tonight on special trains.
At tomorrow's session of the con-
eress the committee on resolutions will
make its report. One of the most i'm
portant reports to be submitted will
be that of the special committee ap-
pointed year ago to investigate the
Alaska mining laws. which probably
will be submitted at night session
tomorrow night. 1t is not known what
the findings of the committee are. but
additional interest has been given it,
work by the rumor that the report may
possibly touch upon the Cunningham
coal controversy.