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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-26
North Carolina Avenue.

Mornins-Awake. Ny Soul. to Joyous
Lays. p. A. Schneider, choir: soprano
solo. Resurrection Morn. ". C. Parker.
Miss Sue V. Hess; Awake, Up My Glory.
F. c. Maker, choir. Evening service
Magnificent, r. III. Atkinson, choir: con-
tralto solo, Resurrection. A. J. Holden.
Miss Mary A. Dodge; o Tell Us Where
is He. {. A. Miles, choir; soprano solo.
Hail. Glorious Morn. A. Gerbel, Miss Ada
NJ. Filler. Members OF choir-Soprancs
Miss Ada NJ. Filler. Miss Sue V Ifess.
Miss Grace NJ. Meier. Mrs. NJ. a. Willard.
Mrs. K. NJ. Yost: tenors, J. T.. Downs and
E. 4. Cairnes: altos Miss Macy a
Dodge. Miss Myrtle l.. Schoheld, Miss
Edith Mahoney; bass, r. j. CARRIER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-26
Holy Name.

Morning: Kyrie and Gloria Bart
schmid), Credo Sancths, Benedictus and
Agnus Del GGiorza): Unfold Ye Portals
(Gounod), wiA be sung as q professional
and 0iorza's Regina Coen at the offer
torys A Quartet composed OF Messrs.
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Chapel Of the Nativity.

Holy communion with musical service
by the vested choir, $50 am: morning
prayer and second celebration at II
o clock, with the following music: Hymns,
Welcome, Happy Morning CSulliyan), At
the Lambs High Feast Elyey), The
Strife Is Ger Palestrina). Come. Ye
Faithful (Sullivan), Christ Our Passover
{chant Crotch: TIE Deum. Jubilate.
Gloria Tibi, Tours in +; Kyries Elvey).
Sanctus GARRETT: communion hymn, o
sis. old chant; offertory anthem. Awake
Up. My Glory tBarnby). The choir in
cludes: Sopranos. Misses Alice l.. Ford,
Mamie Paulus. Mamie Benzinger, Bessie
Greenwood, Carrie Evans, Marion Paul.
Mary Kelley. Alice Rippon. Mrs. Leonard
Green. Masters Currie Paul. Charles
Paul, George Shaffer Herbert Greenwood
Reginald Sheriff. Barton Greenwood. Will
liam Cullen, Maynard Harrison, Percy
Seay. Douglas Powell. Earl Anderson
Earl Campbell. Amelio Pittier, Kenneth
Foote, Clarence Reese. David Parsons;
altos. Miss Jessie Gibbons, Mrs. A. l..
Gibbons. Mrs. F. A. Williams; tenors,
BASES, Messrs. W. W. Mundell, Charles
Chambers. Harry 8. Wood. r. n. Trezise.
Clarence Evans; organist and director, S.
Percy Minnick; assistant organist and di-
rector. Miss Alice L. FORD: assistant or
ganists, Misses Bessie Greenwood. Carrie
Evans; librarian. Barton Greenwood
crucifer, Harry Paulus. Children's carol
Resurrection will join in the morning
service. Service at the Resurrection. 3:45
pm. The three-hour service Good Fri
day was conducted by the bishop of the
diocese. All Easter offerings will be de-
voted to the parish hall building fund.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-26
st. Mary's.

Easter Sunday morning. II o'clock
Mass in & complete tReethovenD Grad
uale, Haec Dies (I<lein: offertory Terra
Trenuit (Kleinb; occasional. Corona ton
March Meyerbeer,. The quartet is COM
posed OF Miss Edna j. Sheehy soprano:
Miss Margaret Eichhorn contralto: H.
Fennell, tenor. and Frank ReDstock.
basso. The quartet Will he assisted by a
full chorus and the Marine Band Orches-
ira, with Harry T. Hall as director
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-26
EPISCOPAL.
st. Thomas Church.

There will be celebrations of the holy
communion Faster day at .. and $50
an, and at II o'clock there will be
morning PRAYER and sermon by the rector,
Rev Dr. c. Ernest Smith. followed by the
ceiebration of holy communion. A spe-
be given at pm. At pm there Will
be choral evensong and sermon. At the
IL O'Clock service the following music will
he sung: Professional hymn no. Come,
,Ye Faithful. Raise the Strain: special an
Te Deum. festival setting in G, Dudley
Buck; solos, soprano and bass. Mrs. Hen
ming and Mr. Hoover; duet, contralto and
tenor Miss Nettleton and Mr. NJ. FL
Stevens; jubilate. festival setting in A.
II. r. Shelley: tenor solo, Mr.. NJ. ii
Stevens; introit anthem. AS 1t Began to
Dawn. Sir George Marten; soprano solo
Mrs. Henning: Kyrie Eleison, Mendelssoh:
In A; hymn before sermon, 121. The Strife
Is Ger: offertory anthem. They HaYe
Taken Away My Lord, Sir John Stainer
quartet and chorus; sanctus in + 422)
Sir John Stainer; hymn after consecra-
lion. 225; Gloria in ENcelsia, old chant
occasional hymn lis.
Evensong, o'ciock-Processional hymn
III, He Is Risen: psalter, 113. ia and 11S;
Magnificat, Stanford; Nunc Dimittis. Stan
ford: anthem, i Know That My Re-
deemer Liyeth tHandeD, Mrs. Henning
hymn 12J, Hark, Ten Thousand Voices
onertory anthem, Awake. Thou That
Sieepest (Maker). and occasional hymn
a1j. The Day of Resurrection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-26
West Street.

At the West Street Presbyterian
Church, Georgetown, the music of the
morning will be rendered by the quartet,
Mr.. Knight, tenor; Miss Harriet Hard
ing, soprano; Miss Susan Taggart, alto,
and LIE Roy Birch. the choir director.
bass The program will be: Why Seek Ye?
Shipper; recitative soprano solo and bass
solo, with duet The First Day of the
Week, Shelley, and Now the Earth in
Resurrection Light, from Death and Life,
by Shelley. The music will be the feature
Of the evening service, which will begin
at 7:3O O'Clock. The quartet will sing
'Tis Night, a Sabbath Calm Is Brooding
Now, by Trowbridge. Miss Harriet
Harding Will sing The Easter Song.
Denee Miss Susan Taggart will sing
Granier's Hosannah. The chorus choir
will render two anthems. They Have
Taken Away My Lord, Stainer, and .
Light That Breaks From Yonder Tomb,
Dressler. Mr. Loyal Aldridge will preside
at the organ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-26
Church of Our Savior.

Early communion. am; morning
prayer and holy communion, II O'clock;
children's service, :: pm; evening prayer
1870 o'clock.
The following music will be rendered
at the II o'clock service: Professional
hymn No. 123 (St. Asaph), Christ Our
Passover tChappeD, Gloria Patri H.
Smarb. TIE Deum q. l.. Hopkins), Jubi-
late Dec (Cramer). hymn No. liz (Wor-
gem, Kyrie Eleison (B. Tours), Gloria
Tfbi Oh. H. Woodward), hymn No. 121
Victory), anthem. He Is Risen (Simper) ;
offertory sentence Bourgeois); Sanctus
(Taylor). communion hymn .25. eucharis-
tic hymn: Gloria in Excelsis (old chant),
Nunc Dimittis Or. Langdonl, occasional
40, coronation.
Personnel of choir-Sopranos. Masters
Francis Hillman. Charles Molstead. Page
Porter. Denziloe Thomas, Arthur Will
liams. Ralph Wilson. Misses Agnes T.
Cruickshanks, katherine c. Davis Hat
tie l.. Lambert. Lisler G. Lambert,
Marion II. Mumford. Emma A. Washing
ton: altos, Miss Annie B. Davidson, Mrs.
c. B. Keller; tenOrs, James b. Cook.
George II. Lambert, Pendleton n. Wood
son, John J. Williams; basses P. Varnel
Heating. c. b. Keller. Edward J. Lam
bert. J. r. Porter, Joseph Is. Yenney:
organist and director, Alex. Cruick-
shanks, jr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-26
Covenant.

Preliminary song service, 1880 o'clock
fhts evening" by the Central High
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-26
Wesley.

Morning-The Easter Dawn. Dresser.
Victory. Shelley: Lift Your Glad Voices.
Schneider. Evening-Lift Your CHAD
Voices, Percippe: Magdaiene, Warren:
AS 1t Began to Dawn. Schneider: vio-
lin solo. Simple Aven, Thome; tenor solo
selected: Christ the Lord Is Risen,
Buck
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-26
Takona Parh.

The special Easter exercises VIII De
held in the evening at 1880 O'Clock. me
program will include the following musl-
cal selections: Organ prelude, Harweil
anthem, Why Seek Ye the Living Among
the Dead? Geibel; solo. with violin
obligato, The Heavenly Vision. Homer
Norris; offertory, Baracolie. Oesten, an
them, Christ the Lord is Risen Today.
Williams: postlude. allegro. Won lropp'
rament of the Lords supper will be ad-
ministered and new members welcomed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-26
st. James.

Easter day services: I. 1880 and II
am, $50 and 1::,O PM: ordinary of the
mass, plain song; propers OF the mass,
plain song: theme. w. T. Flather; hymns,
Halt, F'estal Day; professional; o Sons
and Daughters, The Foe Behind. the Deep
Before, On the Resurrection Morning:
evensong; Magnificat, with anthem and
Nunc Dimittis: GregOrian choir Of men,
with DIR. Francis j. WOodman as cantor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-26
st. Peters.

At the solemn high mass at 1870 o'clock
the choir, under the direction of Miss
Hattie NJ Richie, and Miss Edith CAL
liant, organist. will render the following
program: Vide Aquam. Kempter; Marcos
Third Mass, Veni Creator (quartet), VIE
sand: offertorium, Regina Terrae, Curto;
occasional, Unfold Ye Portals, from Gou-
mods Redemption. At the vesper service
at O'Clock Milliards Vespers and Mag
nificat will be sung. with Regina Coeli, DIV
Benedict; Salutaris (contralto solo),
Gumprecht; Tantum Ergo Goeb; Laudate
DominiMm, Gregorian. The members of
the choir are: Sopranos Misses Ryan,
Mccormick, Price, Cotter NcGrath,
Mesdames Sweet and Cook: altos, Mrs
James Golden, Mrs. Van Castle, Misses
Nalley, Llufrio and Martin; tenors,
Messrs. Price. Tabler and Gates bassos,
Messrs. Moore. Connor, Middleton, Van
Castle, Radcliffe, Dorsey and Tyson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-26
Trinity.

o clock: professional hymn, Jesus Christ
is Risen Today, Morgan; Christ Our Pass
over. Anglican chant, Mornington; TIE
Deum i'm A, Schwarz; Benedictus, Angli-
can chant Turtle. introit anthem, COM
munion service in T., Tours offertory an
them, They Have Taken Away My Lord,
Staner; occasional hymn, He Is Risen,
Neaader.
Evening prayer at O'Clock. process
sional hymn. The Strife is Ger, from
Paiestrina Magnificent and Nunc Dimfttis
in fiat, Tours: offertory anthem, y
Give Thanks, Goss. occasional hymn,
lie is Risen, Neander.
Solos by Mrs T. T. Apple, Messrs G.. III.
Childs George s. Whitmore and w. II.
,Newhail. Mr.. Oscar Franklin ComstOck,
organist and chormaster.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-26
Glad Anthems of Easter Praise Will Rise in Honor
of the Risen Lord---Specia1 Choirs to Render
Masterpieces in the Realm Of Music as
Tribute to the Prince of Peace.

School Chorus, assisted by Miss Ger
trude Reuter-, soprano; II. r. Hoover.
director and baritone, and Miss s.. T.
Mason, accompanist. Hymn, Jerusalem
Above Samuel A. Wards; chorus,
Largo George Friedrich Hande), se!ec-
lions from The Crusaders (Gade),
baritone solo and chorus. Evening
Hymn Of the Crusaders, Chorus and
Morning Song and March; soprano SOLO,
Hosanna (Granier). Pilgrims Chorus
(Wagner), soprano solo and ch0ruses
from Gallia (Gounod); chorus, Praise
Ye the Father (Gounod).
Gurley Memorial.
Morning service-Anthem, AS 1t Be
gan to Dawn (Harker); anthem, The
Resurrection Shelley, and contraito
solo, Eastertide (Brachett). Evening
seryice-Anthem. They Have Taken
Away NV Lord (Harrington); anthem,
Christ Is Risen (Maunder); anthem,
Christ Is Being Raised From the Dead
(Rogers), and soprano solo. Hosahna
(Granier). The quartet is composed OF
Mrs. Laura Ackenbaugh, soprano; MISS
Ada Powell, contralto; E. III. Jones,
tenor; James NJ. Cooper. bass and dl-
rector. and Miss Marguerite Allen'
organist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-26

introit 125. TIE Deum q. Ross Corbin);
jubilate. Rev. George Foster: hymn be-
fore sermon. 36S; offertory, AS 1t Began
to Dawn fvincent); communion service
in D fiat, Macleod: occasional 40. At
1:3O PM, Fields Magnificat and Nunc
Dimttis: offertory anthem same as morn
ing: carols by the children of the Sunday
school.
Christ Church, Georgetown.
II o'clock NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., hymn 109;
anthem in place of venite, Christ, Our
Passover Hodges: Glorias. chant "a.
TIE Deum in G. Calkin; Jubilate in b
fat. Stewart: introit, hymn 112: kyrie
in F, Tours; Gloria Tibi in D, Garrett:
hymn III: anthem. +As 1t Began 20
Dawn" Vincent; Sanctus in A, Stainer;
hymn lis. verses: Gloria In Excelsis,
chant 4aS; Nunc Dimttis, chant 244:
occasional. hymn no.
a.m.-Holy communion
$50 a.m.-Sunday school,
$50 p.m.-Children's Easter festival
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-26
Douglas Memorial.

There will be special Easter must. ~
the choir OF Douglas Memorial N
Church, corner nth and H streets north
east, both morning and evening. M.
members OF the choir are as follows. r.
pranos. Miss Ella Lawrenson, Mrs n.r
per, Mrs. Croft, Misses Gallagher, Ne,son
Morris and Farr: altos. Mrs Nov,
Mrs. Rudy. Mrs. Deffendorf, Mrs. r..
tenors. Mr.. Cooper, DIR. Trivett; basscs
Messrs. Roberts. Howell, Gray. Harver:
Miss Elsie NJ. Harvey. organist: Wilscn
Harvey, director.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-26
Emmanuel, Anacostia.

The services at this church Easter Sun
day will be opened at 6 am. with the
holy communion. Morning prayer, SER
mon and holy communion will take place
at IL o'clock, when the choir will render
the following program: Professional
hymn. Welcome Happy Morning, Sulli-
van: Christ Our Passover Crotch: Gloria
Patri. Halves: Festival TIE Deum Jordan
Jubilate; introit. Come, Ye Faithful. Raise
the Strain: Kyrie Eleison, Gilbert: Gloria
Tibi. Brown; hymn, Jesus Christ is
Risen Today, Morgan; offertory anthem
Awake Thou That Sleepeth. Stainer; Sur
Sum Corda, Camidge; Sanctus. Warren;
eucharistic hymn, Monk: Gloria in Ex-
celsis. Zeuner; Nunc Dimittis, Turtle; re-
cessional, Christ, the Lord, Is Risen
Again. Special chldren's service at 8
o'clock when the Sunday school makes
its annual Easter offering.
Sopranos. Masters Howell Dean. Thornton
Fisher, Aubrey Cluiger. Willard Anger,
Raymond Emo, Zane Kelly, Harold Wood
George Fisher Frank Hagan, Walter Emo
S. Baldwin. Willard Wood, Gotthard
Hoffman, Charles Roane, Clarence Moore
Mesdames Farron, Simpson. Burdine
Wood; Misses King. Ernold. Butler, Fer
guson, Acton, Wood, Harding. Altos,
Misses Kelly, Frisbie Tenors, Messrs
FiIlius. Bryan. Bassos. Messrs. FOLSOM
Winterwerp, Ferguson, Scantlebury. Cru
offer. Gotthard Hoffman. Organist. Mrs.
William Scantlebury. jr. Choir director
William ScantlebuIy, jr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-26
st. Marks.

Easter day. $50 a.m.-Music by ST.
Katherines choir Of young ladies. Holy
communion. Professional hymn, IL:
kyrie Eleison, Tuckerman; Gloria Tibi,
Tuckerman: offertory hymn. 116: at
presentation. Doxology; Sanctus, Tuck
erman: communion hymn, 11S; Gloria
in Excelsis, 1855; Nunc Dimittis. pa: re-
cessiOnal hymn. ia. II a.m.-Music by
regular choir of men and boys. Holy
communion. Professional hymn. 1O9: TIE
Deum Laudamus. Smart, in F: introit.
% Savior of the World, GOss; Kyrie
Eleison. c. III. Lloyd: Gloria Tibi, C. Fl.
Lloyd; hymn after sermon, 121; offertory
anthem, As 1t Began to Dawn. Martin;
at presentation, DoxOlOgy; Sanctus, G..
T.. Lake; communion hymn, 40: Gloria
in Excelsis, G. Fl. Lloyd; Nunc Dimittis,
Barnby; occasional hymn, H.. Evening
prayer. 7:3O pm Professional hymn.
514: Psalms and Gloria Patri, 81 Mag
niicat. Stanford i'll BIB; Nunc Dimittis,
Stanford in BIB: hymn before and after
sermon. 122, Ill; offertory anthem. Light
of the World, Elgar; at presentation,
DoXOlOgy; occasional hymn, H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-26

AT the Church Of the Good Shepherd,
9Th and ! streets northeast, the follow
ing music will be rendered: AT $50 a. M
-Introit, At the Lambs High Feast,
Elvey: communion service, Field This
music is rendered by mixed chorus of
thirty. At II am. and 7:30 pm. the
music will he rendered by the parish
choir OF forty men and boys, as follows
Professional hymn. Jesus Christ Is
Risen: introit, 0 Savior OF the World.
Goss: communion service. Lloyd, in F,
fiat: Agnus Del, Lake: offertory anthem,
o Give Thanks Unto the Lord, Goss At
7:30 p.m.-Processional hymn Welcome
Happy Morning. Sullivan: Magnifcat
and Nunc Dimittis. Roberts; offertory
anthem. Christ Being Raised From the
Dead, Elvey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-26

The Easter musical program at Christ
.. f. Church, G street southeast, at IL
am. service. will include F'ord's TIE Deum,
intrOit anthem. Christ Being Raised.
Rogers; Clemsons communion service;
offertOry solo, Eastertide. sung by Mr..
Henry Kruger. tenor. Hymns 123 115
and 112: Christ Our Passover, chant 322.
Rev. Arthur $. Johns. rector: W. Arthur
Storm, choirmaSter; j. Fulton Richards,
organist. The choir is composed of men
and boys. numbering thirty. At pm.
Easter day the Sunday school will hold
it's Easter carol service in the church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-26
st. Dominic's.

Easter morning. II o'clock-Wiegand' 8
mass, Graduate. Jubilate Dec lHamma,
offertory, Haec Dies fWiegand). The
choir is as follows: Sopranos, Misses Hat
tie Cook, Anna Brosnan, Mary Reagan
Bernie Hopkins, Regina O'Donnell Alice
Kerr and Dorothy Riker: contraitos,
Misses Bridget Holden, Mary Broderic,,.
Mary Kirby and Edith Holden; tenors,
Messrs. NJ. Fitzgerald, j. Smith r. Hol-
den, Edward Fitzgerald and Thomas
Cantwell: bassos Messrs. Walter Burke.
George Wintermeyer. 3. Fitzgerald +.
Schriber, NJ. Healy and l.. Denny. with
Miss Barbara BischOn at the organ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-26

Easter Anthem tSchneekerA
Prol w r. Kaiser. trombone xo,o,..
or the City Park Band OF Baltimore, NJ
VIII De present at the evening serw..
and render some selections. Wv
Inc choir IS composed OF the following
prano: Mrs. Ella knight Ellis. sitc. ~,
George " Blakeney. tenor and directsr.
Mr.. George II. Miller. basso. ANA w..
Edith B. Athey, organist. s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-26

Hill, Daniel MacCallum, Charles Hall,
ReaneY Kelley
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-26

BUCK. TIE Deum Laudamus in f nat
(Baumbach), Jubilate Dec in r fiat (Fair-
lamb Who is This That Comes from
Edom? Hawthorne) and AS 1t Began to
Dawn (Foster): hymns-A1leluia, Alleluia
Hearts and Voices Heavenward Raise.
At the Lambs High Feast We Sing and
Angels Roll the Rock Away. The per-
sonnet of the choir is Miss Amelia B.
Fisher. soprano; Mrs, Charles H. Park
man. contralto; Frederick Seibold, tenor;
George F. ID. Rollings. bass; James W.
Cheney, organist and choirmaster.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-26

Easter morning at IL o'ciock-Vide
Aquam tGregorian): introit. Resurrexi
(Gregorian); mass for male voices. ex-
cept credo. tMercadante); graduate, Haec
Dies (Gregorianl; sequence. Victimae Pas
chali (Gregorian); Credo, No. Ill (Kyriale
Romanum); Terra Trenuit. offertory (Gre-
gorian); 20 salutaris. (HViegand); COM
munion, Pascna nostrum tGregoriaD
Regina Coeli (Gregorian). The solo quar-
tet is as follows: Messrs. Howard o.
Cook, first tenor; Donald S. Edmonds.
second tenor: s. Theodore Howard, first
bass, and Martin ]. West. second bass,
with Mr. George Herbert Wells as organ
fst and choirmaster.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-26
st. Augustine's.

Easter morning, II o'cloch-Nide Auuanl
tNovello); kyrie and gloria tSilasl,
mass in {; Neni Creator .Wiegand):
Credo 0iaydn), sixteenth mass: offertory,
-Almo Virgo (HummeD: sanctus tHaydn),
sixteenth mass; benedictus tSiias), mass
in c; Agnus Del (Haydn): sixteenth mass;
occasional, Praise Ye the Father
(Gounod).
Vespers, S p.m.-Millard's vespers,
Regina Coeli (Giorza): Salutaris (\Nag-
ner), from .Parsifar'; Tantum Ergo
wan Dusenl: Laudate Dominum Gre
gorian): postlude, organ. Anton Kaspar.
director; Miss Mamie Mullaly, organst.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-04
BREWERS EARLY AMBITION.

The great jurist who was tenderly
laid TO rest at Leavenworth last SatuF-
day had a taste for politics when a
young man and desired above all
things to become a member of the state
legislature of Kansas. At a conven-
ton held in 1863 he informed his Re
publican friends of his ambition, and
he was placed in nomination and de-
feated. Bitterly disappointed. he left
the hall. After he had hurried out the
probate judgeship was rendered as a
consolation prize. He declared he
would not accept, but was fina-'y per-
suaded. He was elected and reelected.
After that his pathway in life seemed
marked out for him, and he finally
landed on the supreme bench of the
United States, one of the highest honors
that can be bestowed in this country.
Justice Brewer was learned in the law,
and his opinions will take rank in the
books with the ablest OF his predeces-
sors. The divinity which shapes the
ends of all mankind made him a jurist,
instead of a statesman Perhaps he be-
came reeonciled TO his lot.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-04
REFORM NECESSARY.

Some time ago attention was called
to the fact that an effort was being
made to reform court procedure in this
country and dispatch legal business
with greater celebrity than now obtains.
Justice Brown, in comparing our meth
DDS with those in vogue in England,
makes the following striking observa-
tions:
"A court in conservative old England
will dispose of a dozen jury cases in
the time that would be required here
for dispatching one. The cause is not
far to seek. 1t lies in the close con-
finement Of the counsel to the questions
at issue, and the prompt interposition
of the court TO prevent delay. The
trials are conducted by men trained for
that special purpose whose interest is
to expedite, and not prolong them. No
time is wasted in immateriaI matters.
Objections to testimony are discour-
aged, rarely argued and almost never
made the subject of exception. The tes-
timony is confined TO the exact point
at issue. Mere oratory is at a dis
count New trials are rarely granted.
A criminal trial is especially a serious
business, since in the case of a verdict
Of guilty it is all up with the defend
ant, and nothing can save him from
punishment but the pardoning power
of the home secretary. The result is
that defendants rarely escape punish
ment for their crimes. and homicides
are infrequent."
Why is it judges in the United States
allow lawyers to defeat the ends of JUS
tice by indefinitely prolonging crimi-
nal trials? If the Utah laws are Il
blame in this state it would not be a
bad idea for the coming legislature t
amend them.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-04
SUPPLY is sHoRT.

The New York Commercial has been
taking a lively interest in the inquiry
into the high cost Of living, and some
time ago arrived at the conclusion that
the supply is not equal to the demand
Taking the census estimates of popula-
ton and the department of agri-
cultures estimates of food animals In
1901 and 1910. it has discovered that the
number of food animals in the country
has decreased about FIVE million since
1901, while the population has mean
time increased at least twelve million.
The number of cattle decreased from
G., 1sS, 600 in 1901 to $4,000 900, while the
number Of sheep decreased from $780,
900 to 57,250,00O; and swine decreased
from $1,000, 600 TO 47,75O,OO0, making an
aggregate decrease of about five mill
Hon. The population increased, accord
ing to the estimate for June 1 of 1901
and 1910. from 47.s47.QOQ to Ss,sl2. Gao.