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Evening journal., 1910-03-26
"THE RISEN CHRIST
AND THE COMMON LIFE"

Easter win be observed IN Central
Presbyterian Chu. ch, King street. below
T. ghth, to-morrcw. In the morning az
1880 o'clock the minister. tho Rev. J. H..
Crawford, viii proach on 'Tho Risen
Christ aud the Common Life" Appro-
priate music viii be rendered by the
choir
At i2 o'clock the SUNDAY school will
meet in the auditorium to render the Eas-
ter exercises which they have prepared.
Special music and recitations viii be de-
llvered by the different departments OF
the school. Tho Offering will go toward
the work Of tho Womens Foreign Mis-
sionery Board
The Christian Endeavor Society will
meet at 6.45 o'clock and Miss Anna
Docherty. who IS In training IN the
Deaconess' Home. Baltimore. will be the
leader.
At the evening service at 7A5 o'clock,
the pastor will preach on 'rhe Risen
Christ and the shut Door" The volun-
teer choir will assist IN the singing, and
the new Alexander Hymn Books will be
/ used
The Sacrament Of the Lords Supper,
and reception OF now members will be
observed I'm tho church, on Sunday,
April 3d.
Evening journal., 1910-03-26

Without quitting our study OF the teach
ings OF tho grea. Prophet OF Galice we
must not allow Easter Sunday TO pass
without nodng It's peculiar .esson-,hc
resurrection Of the Savior from the dead.
our text comes 10 us as fresh as though
delivered yesterday from tho lips OF the
risen Redeemer-his special message to
his people, How much there is In these
few wordsl They affirm with positivene.s
that Jesus really died. the Just for tho
unjust, that he might bring mankind back
from sin and condemnation to harmony
with God. with equal force they tell MS
that he IS dead no longer. that although
unseen to our natural eyes, our faith may
recognize tho fact that ho arose from tho
dead and assembled up on high there TO
appear In the presence OF God FOR u.s.
Heb. 9;2i.
What was effected by his death and
what Is the value cr mis- lie TO mankind ?
His death was necessary because death
was the sentence against Adam and all
his race. because OF Original sn-dlsohedi-
onco. St. Paul says. "By ono mans dis
obedience sin entered the world and death
as result OF sin, and thus death passed
upon all, for all are sinners" Il was not
an angel that had slnned and hence an
angel could not be the Redeemer Tho
Divine Law was an eye for an eye, "a
tooth for "a tooth. an OK for an OK. a man
for a man. Hence nothing but the sacrih-
cia death Of perfect man could redeem
the race from their death sontnece Any
perfect man could have thus been sub
stltuted. but there was none I'm the whole
world, hence the necessity that our Lord
should be made flesh" that he might re-
deem us (John t.i4) Hence. as the
Scriptures explain, ''he who was rich. for
our sakcs became poor leaving the per.
fection Of the heavenly nature aud com.
ing down TO perfect human nature. hC
was "holy, harmless and undenlcd. sep
arate from sinnors."--iIoh. T,26.
The death Of Jesus did not redeem th,
world. but Il constituted ransom price
for tho world whenever Il might be ap
Piled our Savior laid down his lifo sur
rendered Il 20 the Father, IN obedience Z,
tho Divine suggestion. As a reward h,
was highly exalted, given namo abov'
every name on the spirit plane Not hav
Ing forfeited his human rights by sin, bu
merely having laid them down. In obedi
once to the Fathers wish. no has these 4
dispose Of. to give as n bequest or testa
ment to humanity.
But II We may thus sec clearly an IN
estimab'o value IN our Redeemer's sac
rhce OF himself. "A glance Will show u
that his resurrection was Of equal import
Evening journal., 1910-03-26
DR.. MOWBRAY TO
PREACH AT SILVERBROOK

Special programs are arranged for
all the services at Silverbrook Church
tomorrow.
The prayer and praise meeting will
be conducted by J. T. Crozier at 9.15
a. m. At the morning service the
Rev. A. S. Mowbray. d. d. will preach.
Choir selections Of Easter music will
be given by the choir. At the close
Of the service there viii be a reception
of new members. A meeting for men
vii be held i'm the auditorium OF the
church at $50 p. m, when Horace
Greeley Eastburn will address @the
meeting. This is the second of series
Of meetings 20 be given each month
by the Mems Organized Bible Class, Of
which the pastor is teacher
The Epworth League meeting will be
in charge Of Of Miss Bertha Plowman.
The chorus choir of fifty voices will
hold its annual Easter choral service az
7.90 p. m.
Evening journal., 1910-03-26
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Evening journal., 1910-03-26
Az First Presbyterian Church.

The Sunday School OF tho First Prcsby-
terian Church by It's different grades will
hold their Easter exercises I'm tho church
Sunday afternoon at . o'clock. Following
will be the program; Singing. Ring Yo
Bells" main school; prayer, by the Rev
j. NJ Hubert. d. D.; singing, "Shino
Forth" main school; exercise by tho Be
ginners and primary departments; solo.
Miss Julia eBauchamp; exercise. "The
LilSs Message" recitation AN Easter
Story" by Elsie King; lessons from Eas-
ter story. by a class Of boys Junior De-
partmont; exercise, "The Butterflies" ;"
recitation. "On Beautiful Morning" "
John Heinzoroth; overture, Bridal Rose"
Lavallec. orchestra; singing Easter
Chimes are Calling" Intermediate De
partmert; exercise. "Tho Testimony Of
tho Ages" class OF ten; exercise. "why
We Believe In the Resurrection" six boys;
singing Dark, Dark the Night" entire
school benediction.
Evening journal., 1910-03-26
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Evening journal., 1910-03-26
Easter serviees al oIlvet.

The services at Olivet Presbyterian
Church tomorrow both morning and
evening will be appropriate to Easter
tide. At the morning service the pas
tor, tine Rev J. c. Lane viii take as
his theme: Christ and the Resurrec-
ton" A feature OF the evening scr
vice will be an address by a former
Rabbi on "The Resurrection of Jesus"
The floral decorations are In charge Of
the Pastors Aid Society. Appropriate
music will be furnished by the choir.
At the morning service the Elders J.
G. Hulett, w. j. Mcknight and Elijah
Green, elected for new terms of servico
at a recent congregational meeting
will be installed.
Evening journal., 1910-03-26
Al Richardson Park.

Following will be the program at
Richardson Park NJ. +. Church,
Preaching in morning by the pastor
the Rev. Charles Spry; singing by
school from "TIplifted Volces;" prayer;
recitation, Charles Frampton, 1.-THE
Easter Esq" recitation, Earl Ash,
what Disagreed" selection by choir,
"Hail the Day" recitation, Mary
Jukucbision and Mildred Tinsman,
"The Violets Easter Awakening; Viola
Tinsman. "A Happy Greeting;" Easter
exercise, "A Crown Of Glory" recita-
ton. Mildred Terrell and Ethel Merritt,
"a Changer" selection by choir, Easter
is Dawning;" recitation, Elizabeth
Kreps, Are Your" recitation. Eleanor
Grubb, "Enie Menie;" pastors address;
Easter Trumpet Call, exercise Of boys
and girls; recitation, Mary Stewart,
MY Easter Lilies;" recitation, Flor
ence Lang, "a Message" selection
from choir, "Oh Swing the Gates Wide
Open"
Evening journal., 1910-03-26
EASTER DAY
AT WEST CHURCH
Story Of the Resurrection to
be Told Again in Song
and Sermon

The Resurrection Of Christ will be
fttingly observed at West Presbyterian
Church Tomorrow. An unusually at
tractive Easter number of the church
calendar has been prepared. IL con-
tains twelve pages and sets forth the
full worship order of the day. Elaborate
preparations have been made by the
choir. under the direction of Prof. ].
T. Clymer, with VIII M. s Brown at
the organ, for the rendition of the
Easter music. The morning worship
viii be at 1890 o'clock. though the doors
viii open a half hour earlier on each
occasion.
The pastor, the Rev. Alexander Ali
son, Jr., will preach at both services,
having for his morning theme. THE
Message Of the Open Sepulchre," and
for his evening subject. can the
Resurrection Fact be Substantiated? ?"
The latter discourse will canvass the
proofs of the rising Of Jesus OF Naz-
areth from the dead.
There will be attractive exercises in
the sabbath school at o'clock. Orches-
tral music, carols. recitations, solos and
addresses will make up the program.
Miss Mason, soprano. win sing. An et-
fort is being made to eclipse the at
tendance record of last Easter, when
zoos were present. The members Of
the school and Westminster Bible Class
and visitors are expected to attend.
Music for the day will be:
Morning Organ prelude, "Grand Of
fertoire, Battmann: anthem, "He
Arose. Judson; anthem. Glorious
Easter Dawn" Lowden; offertory, "The
Resurrection Morn" Brown; organ pre-
lude, March in D." Clark.
Evening" prelude and anthem,
MAKE a Joyful Noise Unto Cod" from
Goth Psalm by Brown; anthem, II
Am the Resurrection" Solly; solo and
choir 1.-THE Wondrous Dawn Brown;
anthem. "SeelS Not the Living" Steph-
ems; aorgan postlude, "Festal March, -
Aferlxel
Evening journal., 1910-03-26
CITY CHURCHES -----
ITS FINISHED
AT ST. JOHNS CHURCH
wWMMM

At ST. Johns Episcopal Church to-
morrow evening the vested choir of
forty voices will present 1T Is Fin
ished," founded on the Seven Sayings
of Christ on the Cross. The service
will start at s o'clock and will be pre-
ceded by a shortened form of evening
prayer.
The soloists will be Walter II. BEN
nett, bass; +. Benjamin Solomon,
tenor; and Masters Clarence Brown
and Edward Morrow, sopranos. Mr.
Bennett has been the bass soloist at
st. Johns for number of years. and
his voice is always pleasant to hear
Mr.. Solomon is a new member of the
choir, and while young, has a voice
of remarkable richness. The chorus
work is especially good and the organ
work will be presented by c. William
K. Bradford. the organist and choir
master, assisted by George Kelley.
Evening journal., 1910-03-26
MUSIC AT TRINITY CHURCH.

Following viii be the program OF music
in Trinity p. e. Church tomorrow:
II a m.-- Sonata In d minor FIRST move
ment, Guilmant; Christ Our Passover. IN
d. Horatio Parker; Festival TeDeum in
70 nat. Dudley Buck; Communion Service
in = fiat. Alfred J. Eyre; Upon tho First
Day OF the Week. Myles b. Foster: Ho-
sanna. Paul Wachs.
AS p. m.-Fugue in L nat est Anne's)
j. S. Bach; Magnihcat and Nunc demittlf
In c, Bruce Steane; Why Seek Ye the
Living. Alfred IIollins Finale from So
nata IN u minor, Guilmant.
The choir IS composed OF eighteen wo-
men and men. The solo parts VIII be taken
by Mrs. L. u. Wales. Mrs. Howard l..
Pyle. J. Newman Davis. Frederick w.
Wyatt and Hamilton l.. Harris. T. Leslie
Carpenter ia organist and director.
Evening journal., 1910-03-26
Music at Wesley.

Wesley Church Chorus Chair, under
the leadership Of w Roy Fryer and
Organist Miss Olive NJ. Fryer has been
preparing special Easter music for
several weeks. There will be three
anthems sung at each service tomor-
row. The careful preparation that has
been made insures a successful rem
dition The solo parts will be taken
by Mrs. Frank II. Manley, Miss May
Jones and Miss Edna McFarlin.
Evening journal., 1910-03-26
SPECIAL SERVICES
AT EAST LAKE

At East Lake Presbyterian Church
the Easter services win be unusually
impressive. At the morning hour Of
worship appropriate anthem will be
sung by the church choir The pastor
will preach on the Significance of the
Resurrection"
The Sabbath school exercises will be
held in the church auditorium, and
each department will participate. The
decorations viii be provided by the
Adult Bible Glass.
At the evening services the pastor
will speak briefly Of the Angel Minis
tries i'm the Life of Jesus" Miss
NIetzger, of Lion Evangelical Lutheran
Church. will sing, and the anthems
and a quartette will be sung by the
Young Ladies Chorus of more than
thirty voices from the Delaware In
dustrial School.
Evening journal., 1910-03-26
At Union Church.

The musical program at Union Church
tomorrow morning viii be:
organ prelude Fanfare; anthem. RE
police. The Lord IS Risen;" hymn; an
them, why Seek Yo the Living Among
the Dead" response and gloria anthem,
"This IS the Day" offertory. Scherzo:
anthem, "Old Easter Authem:' sormen,
the Rev. W. F. CorlSran,' anthem, Now
IS Christ Risen," Halleiuiah chorus;
postlude. March de Romaine."
At the evening services tho choir will
sing Easter cantata. Light out OF
Darkness" The organist will be y. r
Johnson IT, il. McDauol IS director.
Evening journal., 1910-03-26
PRESBYTERIAN.

First Presbyterian Church. Market
street above Ninth. Preaching at 1880
on THE Resurrection" by the Rev. j,
NJ. Hubert, ID. D., Of Philadelphia.
Sunday school special Easter exercises
at o'clock. Preaching at 7.30 p. m.
by Dr. Hubert. and special music by
the choir. Wednesday evening pray
er meeting at o'clock.
Green Hill Presbyterian Church,
Kennett Pike near Rising Sun Lane
Rev. William NJ. Kieffer, minister.
sabbath school at $50 a. m. Adult
Bible class led by the minister.
Church service at 1O.t5 a. m. Ser
Evening journal., 1910-03-26
HOLY COMMUNION
AT ST. ANDREWS

Following will be the order OF service
at St Andrews Church, the Rev Hubert
W. Wells, rector:
a. m. Holy Communion and address;
semi-choral service. anthem. awake up
My Glory" Barnby.
945 a. m, Sunday school.
II a. M, morning prayer. sermon and
Holy Communion; Christ Our Pass
over" Tours; TIE Deum. Parker; Bene-
dictus. Gllchrist; anthem, "As it Began
to Dawn" Vincent.
8 p. m. Easter festival Of the Sunday
School;
7.l5 p. m, organ recital. The program;
Andante Sostenuto; Canzona; grand
choeur; Berceuse.
7.45 p. m, evening prayer and address.
Evening journal., 1910-03-26
At Emmanuel Church.

The Easter anniversary Of the Sunday
school of Emmanuel Church, viii Re has
on Sunday at 73O p. m, when tho fol-
lowing music will be given;
1.-THE Stone is Rolled Away" choir;
anthem. LEAD on" school: creNi and
prayers; anthem. "Wave Your Easter
Banners" school; song, Little Flowers" ."
primary class; anthem. "The Heavens
Resound." choir; anthem. 'Skies Are
Glowing" school; address,; anthem Go
to Meet Him" choir; anthem. "The Eas-
ter JOY" school. Miss Smith, orgtnist;
William Mosley, leader.
Evening journal., 1910-03-26
MISCELLANEOUS.

Sunday Breakfast Mission. Nos. 1i5
and III Shipley street. John Mcintosh
will speak tonight, Neal Comfy will
speak Sunday morning at $50. and
Mrs. Seth T.. Whiteley win speak Sun
day evening at o'clock; Sunday school
at p. m; free lunch will be served
Sunday morning and evening; meeting
every Thursday afternoon. led by Mrs.
S. II. Whiteley.
Evening journal., 1910-03-26
Music at Epworth.

Epworth M. +. Church choir has pre-
pared an elaborate Easter program for
both morning and evening services to-
morrow. The choir will consist OF
forty voices. under tho leadership OF
George =. King. with Mrs. Emma Sax
ton as organist. Following are the
numbers Co be sung:
1880 a. Mold Easter Anthem" ,"
Billings; Resurrection Morn" Miles;
"He is Risen," Han
7.30 y. m.-"The Wondrous Dawn,
Brown; "Victor Glorious" Hall; "The
Lord is Risen," Miles; Resurrection
NIorn," Brown.
Evening journal., 1910-03-26

mon; Among Men Most Pitlablc2'
Gospel song service at $50 p. IN. with
sermon on Ruth at the Parting OF the
Ways" Prayer service Wednesday at
7.45 y. m.
Hanover Presbyterian Church,
preaching by the REV. r. l.. Jackson
pastor. at 1890 "A. IN. Subject: "rhe
Explanation of the Empty Sepulchre.'
7.45 p. m. special musical by choir aut
Sunday school.
Evening journal., 1910-03-26
REsuRREcrIoN.LINks.


RESURRECTloN-LINKS.
A chain to bind us fast to heaven
we ask,
. Nor see how every common thing
of earth
. As well as beatihc vision hath
Within its being a bright-burnish-
nished link
. No mortal hand hath forged. steep
cd In the drug
= OF self too duh our senses arc to
search
% The heart Of each days happen
ings for that
" Which only makes life real and
true. Did we
: Bat read Alright the message OF
. the rose,
. The mystery Of pain, the love of
= friends,
" The cruel sting, the laurel-wreath
. bestowed
. or crown of thorhs; did we with
9 vision clear
o Perceive the inner grace of all, be-
y lieve
- That never one thing comes TO
" you, TO me
" cor storm or calm) without its
special need,
Soon would be weld strong resur-
rection-links
> Into an endless chain--a circle
white
With deeds unselfsh, love un-
feigned, and know
That heaven on earth begins-God
everywhere.
Isabella X. Eldert, in the Living
Church.
Evening journal., 1910-03-26
KIDDIES HAVE FUN
In PARK PLAY HOUSE

The playhouse at Cool Spring Park Is
attaining its usual summer popularity
Although IL was open all winter. most Of
the youngsters I'm the neighborhood ap-
pear TO have Just learned OF its existence.
and. taking advantage OF the I1ild wealth.
er, they are having all slSinds OF high
llnlls.
Evening journal., 1910-03-26
AZ Ezlon Church.

Ezion NJ. f. Church choir viii render
for Easter the following music:
Solemn Night" John Howard
Entinler: welcome Happy Morning" 4"
Lee G. Kratz; "Old Easter Anthem" 4"
Billings; ANGELS Message" A. 7.
Lord; 1.-THE Resurrection Morn," W.
NJ. l.. Brown; "Hallelujah, Christ is
Risen." Caleb Simpors; "The Lord is
Risen: Awake" E. Edwin Solly; Now
is Christ Risen." Charles H. Gabriel;
''Wondrous Dawn" william L. Brown.
Evening journal., 1910-03-26
Al New Jerusalem Church.

Following will be the musical pro-
gram at the New Jerusalem Church.
corner Delaware avenue and Wash
ington street Anthem, "The Choir
Angelica" TIE Dominum; The Resur-
rectlon; soprano solo, Il Know That
My Redeemer Liveth." by Miss Dutton
and quartet from HandeIs Messiah;
Come. Ye Faithful, Raise the Strain;
Jesus Christ is Risen Today"
Evening journal., 1910-03-26
Al Unitarian Church.

AZ the Unitarian Church at 1915
o'clock tomorrow. the Rev. c. A. Hen
derson's sermon will be The Gospel of
JOY" The musical program will 10
Choir. Easter DAWN" Every Flower"
and Gloria" Miss Wales; Miss Cause,
Organist: c. Grifiiths, violinist. Mem
bership day.
Evening journal., 1910-03-26
MusioaI Proaram a Asburv.

Following will be the musical pro-
gram at Asbury NJ. f. Church:
Morning service at 1890 o'clock-Or-
gan prelude in A. Read; "The Resur-
rection Morn" Brown; "Old Easter
Anthem" Billings; Seek Not the Liv-
ing" Stephens; organ postlude, Gunod.
Evening service at 7.S0 o'clock
Organ, march in d, Himmeli; "Chrisi
Our Passover" Chapple; ''The Resur-
rection Morn Niles; organ postlude.
Evening journal., 1910-03-26
Special. Meeting at Holy Trinity.

At Holy Trinity Lutheran Church.
Concord avenue and Madison street,
the Rev. p. II. Pearson. minister. Sun
day school will render the Easter
Praise service at 1915 o'clock. Holy
Communion will be administered at
IL o'clock. The evening service of
praise and song will be at 7.45 p. m.
The senior choir composed of Charles
Zeafla. basso; G. Il. Brockley, tenor;
g. f. Smith, tenor; Miss Nellia Com
erford, soprano; Mrs. p. II. Pearson,
alto; assisted by Frank Jones, basso,
with Mrs. Charles zeafla at the organ
will render the cantata Of praise "The
Resurrection
Evening journal., 1910-03-26
A. nilhnrt chnroh.

The Sabbath school of Gilbert Pres
byterian Church will render the Eas-
ter service Mighty Victor" by c. H.
Lowdcn tomorrow evening. The Rev.
C.. J.. Jefferson will speak on "The
Facts of Resurrection at the morning
service.
Evening journal., 1910-03-26
AZ Mocahe churoh.

McCabe Memorial NJ. Z. Sunday
school will give its Easter service at
z o'clock Sunday evening. An inter-
esting program has been arranged.
Evening journal., 1910-03-26
BAPTIST.

Eighth Street Baptist Church Eighth
and Scott strets. the Rev. II. c. Jones.
pastor. Preaching at 1880 a. M; Sun
day school at 2 p. m; and Easter SER
vice at 7.S0 p. m.
Evening journal., 1910-03-26
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WOMAN FATALLY
BURNED BY BLAZE
FROM TRASH FIRE
AGED Resident of MOntclair
Wrapped in Blazing Cloak.
Dying at Hospital.

While burning paper in the rear Of
her home today, Mrs. Kate Corcoran,
SO years old, of William and Dey
streets. Montclair. set fire TO her cloth
ing and will die. She was hurried to
Mountainside Hospital.
Every stitch of the woman's clothing
and her hair were burned, and when
the flames were extinguished by Ed
ward Maybe. of William street, and
DR.. Fletcher f. Carmen. the woman
was in a serious state and was scream
ing from pain.
Mrs. Corcoran went into the yard as
usual today. and finding papers and
other garbage, collected it and set fire
to IT. The wind blew one of the blazing
papers against her skirt and instantly
the flames swept about her. Her
screams attracted the attention Of
Mr.. Maybe and he called to DR.. Car
men, who was passing in an autoIno-
bile. and both wrapped a blanket about
the victim.
Miss Mary Corcoran, one of the
daughters of the woman. rushed ints
the yard at the same time and be
came hysterical Another threw water
on Mrs. Corcoran. DR.. Carmen or
dered the victim taken u the hospi-
tai. There it was said the woman
would die in q few hours