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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-10
RUSSIANS CELEBRATE
Victory OVER SKE0ES
Emperor Nicholas Ia Afabie and
Shakes Hands With His
Visitors.
tBy Associated Press)

ST. PETERSBURG. July 9.-Em'
reror Nicholas left st. Petersburg this
morning to attend the celebration at
Poltava of the bi-centenniel OF the
battle In which the Russian forces
under Peter the Great overwhelming
ly defeated the Swedes under Charles
XII
The imperial train halted at the sta
ton of Lumlnez. near Pinsk. where
his majesty received o deputation OF
ten railway machinists who brought
the traditional Russian Offering or
bread and salt.
Emperor Shakes Hands.
The emperor shook hands with all
the members OF the deputation and
cCnyersed with each personally.
Later. at the station at Starni. his
majesty received the marshals of nc
bility and the representatives OF the
Polish aristocracy. There also were
numerous Populations OF village eld-
ers, rabbis. prominent members OF
the Jewish community and groups OIL
school children az the station to vel
come the emperor.
Celebration Of Victory.
PoLTAvA. July 9.-The celebration
of the second centennial OF the battle
Of Poltava. when tine power OF the
Swedes in Russia was crushed. was
opened here this morning In the
presence of Emperor Nicholas and an
imposing suite of grand dukes and
foreign attaches.
The imperial train stopped ct the
81. -
mcnts were drawn In the combat with
the Sweies. His majesty drove di'
rectly 70 the church that was erected
! at the burial place on the battlefield
, and inspected the monument on q
huge mound covering the bones OF L.
345 OF Peter the Greats soldiers. His
majesty then reviewed a parade 'oI
all the military at Poltava.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-10
Former Democratic National Chair
man Testifies to Clear Name
Girls LAWYER ExHONoRATES HIN
O'Donneli, Counsel For Ella Gingle,
Saws Name Was Used Over HIS
Protest and That His Client Never
Knew Tageart.
(By Associated Press.)

CHICAGO. ILLS, July 80 clear
his name of any cloud which may
have been cast upon it by the sensa-
tional testimony Of Ella Gingles, the
Is wear old Irish lace maker. Thomas
Taggart went ON the witness STAND
today in Judge Brentano's court. AS a
preliminary to his testimony Mr.. Tag
cart stated that he had lived in In
diana for 35 years, that he was mar
ried and had been in the hotel bust
ness at French Lick Springs for
great many years.
II have been mayor or Indianapolis,
chairman of the Democratic nauonai
committee and president OF a street
railway company" the witness con-
tinued. He said that Miss Barrette.
complainant in this case, had worked
as a manicurist for a man by the name
of Gibson at French Lick, and that
when Gibson sold out to him ne, rag
CART. rented to her the apartments III
che if his hotels.
Did you hear anything against her
character Was asked. 1922
OrDonneii Exxonerates Tagsert.
This started a wrangie, in the midst
of which Attorney O'Donnell made a
formal statement generating Mr.. Tag
CART in every particular saying: 1
want it distinctly understood that Mr..
Taggart's name was brought into this
case over my protest. We have proof
that Miss Gingles never was acquaint-
ed with Mr. Taggart and his name
was mentioned only indirectly to her.
The interrogation of the witness as
to Miss Gingles was brief.
so you knew Miss Gingles?" asked
Mr. Short.
Il DO not Miss Gingles eyes were
glued CT the witnes as he spoke.
do you know Of any branch of the
white slave clique that has its head
quarters at French Lick?" asked Mr..
Short.
What is white slave?" Mr.. Tag
CART inquired.
The definition being given, Mr. Tag
CART replied: mo sir"
Doesn't Know Who Started It,
Mr.. O'Donnell again took the wit
ness.
Mr.. Taggart. who first injected
your name in this case?'
y don't know
Mr.. Short accused Mr.. O'Donneil of
having given out statements to the
papers using Taggsrt's name.
Il did not" replied Mr.. O'Donnell
hctly.
DIR. II. A. Watson. house physician
of the Wellington hotel, was then
called to the stand.
DIR. Watson was called to the Well
ington hotel bath room when Miss
GingIes was found there
when ! reached the ROOM" said the
physician, II saw the girl lying on
the floor. Her knees were tied to
the bath tub and her hands we're
bound together, and also to a leg OF
the tab"
'@What was her condition.
Had Not Been Dragged
She was hysterical. but not I'M
conscious. The pupils Of her eyes
showed that she had not been drug
eed and she was conscious / exam
ined her but found no evidence Of an
attack. save a few slight scratches
DR.. Watson was called on 10 identify
some strings. which he said.were used
to bind Miss Giuzles.
Miss Barrcttc laughed aloud when
Er. short held up the twine. which
was about an eighth Of inch thick
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-10
YOUNG SOulherner Hera|ded as lepeP
Proves He Is Untdinted.
MANY PEOPLE CALL At HOSPITAL
Physicians, Patients Friends and
sprinklins of the General Public
Among callers-Specialist Says
There is no Trace of leprosy.
(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, July John r. Ear
~, the young southerner heralded about
the country as leper, gave recep-
ton tonight to prove that he is I'M
tainted. 1t was held at the New YORK
Skin and Cancer Hospital, and was at
tended by medical men, number Oh
Early's friends, and a sprinkling Oh
tne general public interested in the
case. Early, who lately came from
Washington, where he was quaran-
tined for nearly a year, received his
guests cordially and discussed his re-
cent isolation.
The reception was arranged by Dr'
L. Duncan Buckley, the specialist who
brought Early here, to show that
there is nothing leprous about the
man.
One on the Authorities.
Early related a humorous incident
at the expense of the Washington au-
thorities: What did you do when
they had you shut up?' he was asked.
Il raised Chickens he said, and
both the chickens and their eggs were
sent into Washington and sold in the
open market"
What Early has. DR.. Buckley ex-
planned. is a simple inflammation OF
the skin, caused by the alakali used
in the pulp mill, where he formerly
worked in North Carolina.
No Trace of Leprosy.
DIR. Buckley says that after care
full examination net the slightest trace
of the bacillus of leprosy was found.
But as q precaution, he said, Early
will probably be kept at the hospital
for a week or so more, SO that the
diagnosis may be confirmed by other
dermatoiogists.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-10

Fair Saturday and sunday;
not much change IN tsmpsra-
turs; light variable Winds,
mostly south.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-10

THE DAILY PRESS 10 the
only newspaper published In
Newport News that receive the
full news service Of the Asso-
ciated Press.
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CHRISTIAN.

VERMONT AVENUE CHURCH ss--ioss w-a
se-uca b. T. y. Power. L. The resurrection q
JESUS. {. "FU-ty da-S" s s. 9-a C.
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EPISCOPAL.
Trinity Enisconn1 chn-eh

Rev. r. p. Williams. rector.
Morning prayer and holy communion
at II o'clock. organ prelude. "Hosan-
Dah" Dubois: professional HYMN
Jesus Christ Is Risen To-day" CUor-
gam; Christ Our Passover" Anglican
chant CNorris); TIE Deum in c CSelbv, i.
'Benedictus.' Anglican chant CAIdricb,
introit anthem. Very Early in the Morn
ing parker; communion service ir 2
(Selby); hymn, The Day Of Resur-ec-
ton" (Tours); offertory anthem. "Now
Dawning CLOVIS the Day Of DAYS CD
Stanley Smith: presentation sentence
All Things Come Of Thee (Comstoclr,-
during ablutions. Psalm CXVIT fGra-
gorian tone); retrocessional hymn .'Ee
is Risen (Neander); organ postIude
''Marche Religieuse" (GuilmanD
Evening prayer at O'Clock. Organ
prelude, "Hosannah" (Wachsl. process
sional. Come. Ye Faithful (SuiIivar1.
"Magnihcat, '-Nunc Dimittis" in f nat
CHOratio Parker; anthem. Sound the
Loud Trimber' CSchachner): hymn. The
Strife Is Ger (from Palestrina): offertorv
anthem, why Seek Ye the Living" OHol-
lins); retorcessional, Christ Is Risen"
(Sullivan): organ postlude, impromptu
CAlcock)
Ad1lt choir Of thirty. soIoists. Mrs
Charles Denhardt. Miss Stella Raymond.
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cension Church. and since urged 70 the
same course by the bishop in conclUd-
ing an address 10 Brotherhood men IN the
same church. there will be this fau =
mission in Washington under the joint
ausoices OF all the Brotherhood chap
ters. The mission VIII last about ten
DAYS. and it win lead up 10 the Week OF
Prayer. which has become a Brother
hood observance
Mr.. Prank J. sabotka. for a number
OF years one OF the active members OF
the senior Brotherhood Chapter OF St
Johns Church. Lafayette square. was
recently decorated by Emperor Francis
Joseph In recognition of his fidelity and
close application TO duty 0Ir. SabOtlza
Is confidential clerk OF the AUstro-Hun-
garian Embassy.
The committee appointed al the annual
convention Of 1868 20 consider the Ques-
ton OF merging the Fund for The Aged
and Disabled Clergy Of the Diocese with
the General Clergy Relief Fund has Just
held a meeting. and they have agreed
10 report 20 the convention the advisable
ity OF merging the Diocesan Fund with
that OF the general church
The offerings from the parishes and
cesan Fund amounted last yesr 70
S1.659.25. and the interest from investments
70 S4So.17. making a total OF 2.us.2 TO
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st. HIarEaret's.

Connecticut avenue and Bancroft place
Professional hymn. Christ, the Lord.
Is Risen To-day" BOdine. Christ our
Passover" Chapple; special Psalms, ?, 81,
and III; Gloria Patri." Mendelssohn: ''Te
Deum" (festivaD, Stewart: "Jubilate'
0estiyaD. Stewart. introit anthem. Jesus
Lives" Maefarlane; 'Kyrie.T Maunder:
Gloria Tibi.' Paxton; hymn. The Strife
is Ger" Palestrina: ofiertOry anthem,
NOW. IL Christ Be Preached" Rogers;
offertory sentence. doxology: "Sanctus. "
Camidge; "Agnus Del" Gilbert; Gloria
in Excelsis." Old chant. 'Nunc Dimittis,
Stainer; recessional hymn. Tours.
Personnel CT choirs: Sopranos-Miss
Doe. Miss Elliott. Miss Ban. Miss Elsom.
Miss Davis. Miss Smith, Miss Tiller. Miss
Davis. Miss Barton. Miss Simpson. Mrs.
Wilkins. Mrs. Clagett. Mrs. Apple, Mrs.
Demonet, Mrs Webb; tenors, Mr.. Battle,
Mr.. Cough. Mr.. Lingo, Mr.. Pearson; con-
traltos. Mrs Benham. Mrs Blair, Miss
Ewell; bassos. Mr.. Moore. Mr. Rule. Mr.,
Benham. Mr. Howson. Mr.. Dimmick. Mr..
Apple, Mr. Cailow, Mr.. Giles
Rev. Herbert Scott Smith. D. D.. rec
tor. assistant minister. Rev. Charles J.
Wingats; A. G. Eldridge. Organlst and
choirmaster.
Holy Communion. 7:50 a. m; morning
prayer and sermon. II a. m: children 5
service, =. m.
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BAPTIST.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. 18th and IS spe-
cal Eausic Sunday. Preaching by BeT. ,. b
0-2ytou. acting past1-. as follows; II. The tEo
cztTrmes. followed b. the Lords Sguver. S
a n. The Man q Jo1," AT-H D. s ,. ID.
-Scars that remained Sunday school 90; Egz
smith. superintendent Fifrh anniversary C-hines8
Bible schooi ce-elaa,ed r. m q. T. sr = A
spcial invitation eztended ou % ell th=se se-rces
e H& SVEN EXPLAINS A WASHINGTON
woman CyCrheaTd. Sunday night oc. ErClcL-
ing II a. d. Clor1s chlr. frce peUs e Bsp-
yis- @. AudlrC---U. sIh sud a. arC. 81
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. lo-h and SIS
D.. J. J. 1Gir Ias-Cr EzssEr suiCcs- sUeclll
music Il a. n. church ard Bi6ie scH0c service
T.ii ? IA. An Ees-e- the. 5. s, 25e a. r..
G. E. SIS 2. II.
RESI- ERECTION SERVICES At SHILOH BAP-
tist Church t''SraEge-s- H0me-l. L s.. b1rEeen
l5.h ard I-rl SIS NV SO q. n. S-r-1se UGe--
ing led by che pastor sunday sc,lcol - go
a. r.. with sfecial Easter exercises ~ 30 p m
Mems Bible Class az 20 2. L. Serm0us bT Eev.
J. Mi.rCl WaItUl .. y. = a. 70. ssblcc-
Some inlisll-tahie proofs q the resu-re-ticn q
C-rist-" rs o. M. The reu--ectlo1-A spIr-
itral necessity. House beautifully deco-ated- Spe-
cal music hy the choir. with apT-u-rlars cong1e-
eatonal singing All s-sfs free. A c1T1isl INVITA-
ti0B % al. eSgUcially s-runEeS
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Concentrating the feast of hope
Easter-the churches Of this city viii to-
morrow join in solemn song of praise
and unite in singing the triumphs OF
Christ and His resurrection.
In place OF the sOmber draperies that
have covered the altars and sanctuaries
during the sad season Of Lent. the sane
tuaries and pulpits viii again take on an
aspect OF rejoicing. in harmony with the
glad chant Of Eastertide.
Augmented choirs will participate in the
elaborate programmes arranged in many
OF the parishes. Special selections have
been prepared. and the "Hosannas" will
be chanted ia every edifce at morning
and evening services
Following are some Of the programmes
announced:
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

METROPOLITAN MEMORIAL N. = CHURCH.
c0r John MsrshlI I,ace and s.. John Reid
Shaunou minister. ~ i g. n. The Rev. ~.
William II. WIDE. Uresideut ot kus- Han VII
Treach A. T. m- Mime. Mouutf0rd- the dis
tire-sissed le-t1srer o1 The Holy Lana. VII
give her lect1rc % TIE ministry. seSsrecuoa
ard ascension a Ctrist sunday s,hoo and
Metropolitan Bibe Gas AZ 80 EpFo-th League
az 6.f5 3. n
HAMLINE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
9Th and Z SIS. nv. sunday school. $50 a. n u
a. M public worship with preaching b. the pas-
to~ Charles r. Suthrie; programme q Eas,s-
music b. church quartet EUTorth Leag1e Eas-er
services. p. u. G D. n. address hy Mr. Hueh
Miller. q seoul Korea. musical T-uC1aune b.
quartet choir club. auxiliary chorus. bcTs and
cirls vested cLair and oTches-ra- THURSDAY. a. 6
r. n Mme Mourtfor5 - Je71slen: M Dr
A d. Melvin soloist. Pubic cordially invited
FOUNDRY ". F. CHURCH. I5th and C'1urc, ST.
nv. ReT. Robert n Moore. d. D. Vasror. SUI
dav shool 9sl a. u Preaching a. u a. "a hT
the pastor. S 8. m. service cf so1g, adiresses b7
Hon Henry " Blai- ard Res. W. r. Crafts
''Courneuo-stion of sunday rest law" Er-vorth
fea-se T. m All invited Du-ing passi0n
We,k services vii be held ereTy evening ard ca
NIonday Tcesdav. and WEDNESDAY sTUnings Nine
von Finke.stine-Nountf VII speak 90 The nfs
u Chris
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CATHOLIC.
shrine of the Sacred Heart.
announced

Rev. Joseph F MCGEE. pastor
Solemn high mass will be celebrated
commencing at II o'clock. al which Rev.
John Harvey viii preach the sermon on
the Gospel OF the day. Vespers viii be
sung. beginning at 4:3O o'clock The mu-
sic at both services will be as follows:
At the high mass Haydn's Imperial
Mass. No. 8. consisting of Kyrie. Gloria
in Excelsis Credo in unum Deum. Sane
tus ct Benedictus. and Agnus Del Be-
fore the sermon Emile Kars;'s ''Veni
Creator contralto solo and chorus. writ
ten for this choir. At the onertory Dia-
bellfs 'Gaudeamus Omnes," quartet for
soprano. tenor, barytone. and bass. and at
the close OF the mass. 'Laudate Domi-
num- chorus by CassarinL
AL Of the music VIII be sustained by
organ and orchestral accompaniment. The
orchestra IS composed Of selected mu-
sicians, who viii also play the process
sional and recessionaI marches. Mr. Jo-
seph T. Finckel
At the vesper service, psalms: Domino
ad adjuvandum, Dixit Domnius, COnftebor,
Laudate pueri, Laudate Dominum. and
Magnificat. by Edwardo Mario. Hymns
''Gaudeamus' CDiabelh); Regina Coen'
(PaolO GiOrza): 20 Salutaris Hostia'
CFaure), and Holy Cod" ancient sung
by choir and congregation.
The solos st both services will be sus-
tained by Miss Mabel c. Latimer. So
prano: Miss Margaret Sweeney. alto:
Messrs. Guido c. Callan and John Robert
Sharpe. tenors: L. Z. Cannon. barytone.
and Kendall O'Dwyer. bass.
The members OF the choir are: So
pranos. Misses Mabel c. Latimer. NJ
Bauskett. E. Woodward. and c. McGm.
and Mesdames Oscar Schmidt, and S.
De Fontes, and L. T. Cannon: altos.
Misses Sweeney. Eva Heister, c. E.
Atchison. and Mrs. J. NJ. Stabler; tenors.
Nessrs. Guido c. Callan, John Robert
Sharpe. and s. J. De Fontes; bassos,
Messrs. L f. Cannon, Robert Howard,
Kendall O'Dwyer, c. B. Atchison, Dr.
c. I. Griffith, and H. A. Giles. Miss Mar
guerite OTOole, Organist. and Mr.. L. r
Cannon. director
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Metropolitan Church.

Rev. John Compton Ball. Pastor.
Morning-Organ prelude. anthem. Christ
Our Passover Sheppard; anthem. An
gels Roll the Rock Away" Holden-Ros-
sini; anthem. Resurrection" Shelley;
anthem, King OF Kings" Shelley; organ
postlude
Evening service-Organ prelude; anthem.
Christ Our Passover" Schnling; an
them. "Sanctus." Gounod: organ post
lude
Members OF chOir-SOpranos: Mrs Marie
NacNichol Richmond. Mrs. James Brooks.
Mrs. Gilbert A. Clark. Miss Frances
Guschewsky, Miss Nellie Barber. Miss
Rachel FIeharty. Miss Joiis Galloway.
Miss Ethlyn Galloway. and Miss May
Hit; altos. Miss Laura Y. French Mrs.
J Henry Tatspaugh. and Miss Emma
Guschewsky; tenOrs. DR.. ". Bruce HOof-
nagle. Mr.. Holland z. Fleharty. and Mr..
Lewis B. Lawrence; basses. Mr.. Gilbert
A Clark and Mr.. William T. Ellis: or
ganist, Mrs Harry G. Wilbur; librarian.
Mr.. Lewis B. Lawrence; director, Mr..
Gilbert A Clark
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St. PanI,s Chnrch. .

St. PaUTs Church, corner Fifteenth and
' streets. VIII be the scene OF a beauti-
ful ceremony Easter morning al solemn
high mass at II o'clock at which time
the combined chanceI choir and the semi
narians from the Paulist House. Catholic
University. will sing the music for mass.
under the direction or Ernest T. Win
chester. OTganist and chOirmaster.
The music has been selected from the
royal mass Of Dumont and Tozer's Mass
in Honor Of the Blessed Sacrament" IN
the evening AZ 30 o'clock solemn vespers
VIII De chanted In place OF the customary
Office Of compline The choir viii num-
Der about seventy-five boys and men,
with John NJ. Connen and Joseph Dunn
as CantOrs
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LUTHERAN.

MEMORIAL. Thomas Circle. Pastor. J. G. Batter.
Easter sc<riocs. with srrmcn bg pastor. Il Sun
day scaool Esster service. with TecitztionE and
carols, 30. school. s-7. c. z. SO.
ST MARKS LUTHERAN CHURCH. sth snd B
SIS sW- win hC,d the foiloEing seTvicss Eastes
sunday. Mo-uing- ~ ociocE ard evening = .
oc-ock Rev. J. Luther frsnfz. parcr. he ml-
seal pGogTamme s a. fcIloss: VOLTA soio.
Srr1r- couE lMculcissolnl Frank P Howard !.
frocessioual uuf choral Christ j. Risen CF.
z. Maker junior rested choir, aurhsm. He is
hlse1s ALeuish Miles SENIOR cloirs anthcn1
GloE1ous Eas-eT Dawn LcWdenl senior c1oir:
recezslonai. vested cloIr. Members q tie se-ior
c1or are: scp-anos. Misses Noacz and Nl--ay:
altos. Misses Kiuge ard Fanuie NoAck. tenor.
Frea ". Le1nharit. baritone. Oscar Soacks or
gaLlst George r She1h: Fiolt1s-. Fra1k p.
h0T1rd specal serTioe q rocitztio1 Gnd sorE
b Sunday school in evening
KELLER MEMORIAL. Nd. are. and 50 s. "a
Rev C. P. Wues. pastor. Rscepdoo q lev
nem5lzs and celedrsto1 q Losd's Sapp@, 4
4 II sunday s.hool Easte= trniTe-2-y, : g
D II Other SERIES As s-V,sl
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Rev. c. Ernest Smith. D. D.. d. c. I.
The following programme Of Easter
music will be given at the II and o'clock
services by the choir OF thirty mixed
voices and solo quartet under the diree-
ton Of Mr.. Edmund A Yarela:
II a. m.-ProoessionaI hymn. Come. Ye
Faithful CA S. SULLIVAN; Christ Our
Passover (Schnecker); "Te Deum." fes-
tiva1, IN G dudley Buck; "Jubilate,' %
in c &C. W. Jordan: introit anthem.
Shout, Ye High Heavens" C. W. Chad
wiclz): 'Kyrie," in A (Mendelssohn); ;
hymn. Jesus Christ Is Risen To-day
(Worgan); offertory solo, Il Know that
Ny Redeemer Liveth" (Handen: Sane
tus" (Stainer): Gloria In Excelsis." old
chant; recessional hymn, AT the Lamb 8
High Feast We Sing C. J. Elvey).
P. m.-PrOcessional hymn, He Is
Risen (Neander); Proper Psalms.
Deus" In z fiat C. W. Coombs): Ben
edic anima mea" Oh. r. Shelly; hymn.
The Strife Is Ger" CPalestrlna): offer
tory anthem, They Have Taken Away
My Lord CStainer); recessionaI hymn,
The Day Of Resurrection (B. Tours).
The personnel Of St Thomas choir Is
as follows: Sopranos, Mrs. Carl Henning.
Mrs +. Z. Curry. Mrs. William = Tor
bert. Misses Marion Evans. Maidie Ever.
Alberta Reichenbach. Gottfriede Guth-
err. Kate Whitcomb Alice Hunt, Alice
Weaver, Charlotte Stillman. Phebe Ross.
Mrs Faison. and Mrs. Frost: contraltos.
Miss Mary Sewall. Mrs J. B. Church.
Misses CarlOtta Veitenheimer Florence
Sullivan. Florence Dodge. Ella Chase.
Caroline DOdsOn. Florence Adams. and
Cora Wetchel; tenors. Messrs. NJ Harry
Stevens. William c. LOCKER. and R Han
son Weightman; basses, Messrs. William
d. Hoover. c. T. Belt, r. Lee Cox, and
Dr.. Gabriel F. Johnston. Solo quartet
Soprano. Mrs. Carl Hennlng, contralto.
Miss Mary Sewall; tenor. Mr.. NJ. Harry
stevens; bass. Mr.. William D. Hoover.
Olganist. Mrs. Henry a Robbins Choir
rlaSfer. Mr. Edmund Nnrnln
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First PreshrtcrInn-

Morning 49, Organ prelude Lemore)
Christ Our Passover" CTours): offertory.
AS It Began TO Dawn" CVincsnt; "Tri-
umphant Strains Arise" (Chipman) F.
''Nunc Dimittis" CGeibIe): organ post
lUde (BatisteN
Evening-Holy communion will be Cele-
brated at the evening service at 7-s5
o'clOck. preceded by a frteen-minute
organ recital by the organist, Mrs.
Schutt
The quartet consists Of Mrs. /. a. Rob
erts, soprano; Miss Mary B. Finney. con-
traltO. Mr.. Charles SJernson tenor: Mr.
Harry II. helwig, bass; Mrs. G. H
Shut, organist
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TRINITY CHURCH. 81 and c SIS. nv Rev.
Richard p Williams Eeesor. Services, 20. 90.
Il a. m, and p o. sunday school. $50. Al
weicome.
CHRIST CHURCH PARISH. couer slst and o
IS. George;ozE- Rev james H ". Blake rec
tor 10 a. n Eoly Comu-1ni5u- ga a. n
Sunday school Il a. r., mn Easter ssTT1ce and
sermon hy the Hct1-. 30 D. n. childrsn's
Easter festival.
ST Marks CHCRCH. 81 and A IS So. Czr.
Rev. " l. De fnes Ph. ID and Rev R. A.
CTtis. Easter services: Holy Coununlon, SO
and tS1nday school omitted. Procession, fest
ral ferEice. sermon. and Holy Comnuni0n. H. CHI
deas festival service 4 Procession festival se-T-
Ice. and sermon. 80.
CHURCH or THE ASCENSION. Mas are and
Zth s. uW. KeT. !. Heun--g Nelms. rector.
Series for Easter Dsv- 7I5. G. and II a. m.
and p m The rector VIII preach az the II
a. z. service and az tie 3. n serTice. Rev
Dr. Allnotr. dean u Bishops UNIVERSITY Canada.
VII preach.
ST. JAMES. Eth s.. near g re serices. z g. lo.30.
ard Il g. m. S@o and 30 D. ID. school. : p n
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Rector. Rev. Roland Cotton Smith. D. D
Morning prayer at il O'Clock Easter
anthem. Christ Our Passover" Parker:
Gloria Patri." Anglican Chant; tie
Deum Laudamus," in Z fat major. by
Huntley; Service Of the Holy Commun-
ion in F major. by Clemson: introlt an
them, "As it Began to Dawn" by Vim
cent; offertory anthem. Il Am He That
Liveth. by King
At the Sunday school carol service ar
4:So in the afternoon there win be an
elaborate programme.
st. Johns choir IS composed Of: So
pranOs. Frederick G. Kayhoe, Nell Marks
John Hughes. Scott Trowbridge. Malcolm
Rich. Philip Baldwin. Walter White. Ben
jamin Soper. Gerald Hale. Gilmore Anies
Bernhardt Wagner Walter Hardel. Rob
ert J. Barner. Charley Horton. I.ouis
Stabler, Howell Levi. Francis Walter An
tome MacNamee. Fred Steffens Gilbert
Miller. Edwin Hale. Henry RavereI. Fritz
Schwertner, German de F. Larner. Elmer
Brown. Stanton Henry. Altos. J. Rich
ard Riggles. Raymond Tompkins. Charles
SchWertner, Eugene D. Freeman. Tenors.