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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-13

Dear Miss Grey-(D What will re.
move Ink from a light blue popiin
skirt? CD On what day Of the week
did March 2l, 1895, fall? CD Should
schoolgirl OF sixteen wear black
(D when the friend or a schoolgirl
OF seventeen returns from college
should she invite him to call? (5)
What. Is used as a dry shampoo fol
the hairf-Beauties.
AID Put the stained part In ben
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-13
Mc994R> BooR)

Creamed Celery on Toast: Cream
a tablespoonful OF butter and / table
spoonful of flour, IL teaspoonful salt
and add 3 cupfuls Of milk. Cook I'M
til 1t thickens and then add " cupful
of chopped celery which has cooked
until IL has become tender. Pour over
toast and serve hot.
sugar, cup OF G sugar, / cup of milk
Tor cream, / square OF bitter ehocC-
late, / tablespoonful of butter. and l
teaspoonful of vanilla. Cook on a
rapid fire for 10 minutes, stirring con-
stantly. Pour on buttered dish and
stir in nuts or fruit to taste. Beat
until soft or spongy. Cut In squares.
Cream of Potato Soup: First boil
4 or 5 potatoes together with stalk
of celery and small onion. Mash all
together through colander. adding
the water In which they are boiled
and a pint Of hot milk. Serve with
a tablespoonful OF whipped cream and
dash of nutmeg on top Of each plate.
Dreamed Parsnips: First peel,
quarter and cut the parsnips into
cubes. Cook in sailed water until ten
der and drain. Cream together one
tablespoonful OF butter and one table
spoonful of -four. When blended but
not brown add one large cupfui OF
milk and cook until done. Add salt
and pepper for seasoning, and pour
over the parsnips in the serving dish.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-13

The density Of Rhode Islands popu-
lation probably accounts for Nelse
Aldrich's long tenure Sof the senate
GobNl) -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-13

Dear Miss Grey-when . coup1o
leave car, which should get on nE.(.
the man or the womanf-Anna-
A-The man. Of course, IN or6H
that he may assist his companion.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-13

sine, and brush WITH stiG brusk ~
IN clean benxlne (nejne pressed
against nre). Dry and wash a c1(1
Remember that anythIne which M
take out the Ink stains YIN prot
take out the color. Cd Thursday. To
Ihars . matter Of taste. Poroonn1Iv.
! DO not like 20 see black on youn@
girls tD Yes Co Fine cornmsa1. g
taicum powder slN I|
Dear Miss Grey-In using the WORD
lingerie" should one give the French
or English pronunciation? I'M. u.
A-LonJree". IL as near e. we Am
orleans can come to the French pro
nunciation. and that Is the one 70
use.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-13

The Story of Edgar Selwyn's
Play, Now at the Liberty
Theater.
A Romance of the Stage.
Told from Behind the Scenes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-15
After the Days 5 Work

m. Homo or Honesty WhIchl


We daily becoming honest dealings The
prize the back not satisfied
great uumph tor common honesty These Two sgsems work.
bile 70 do times the business with the number of saesmen
clerks assistants
Some houses DO business these principles. Dn them
subtefiuges dAhonorabc thiBg
clothing mag price gives pair ot
defs the nat p the clever hat
and snspenders and a necsle ne hard ~ sell
III claim hIs bacS argued With
bckguarded ike pkuoe and only hreat of physical
legal force SIN set him che v
That honest according ae commercial eodhut ~ not
honorable
Wh4
The himself the esa toward
would think oi acting the towards
member OF has Circle OF friends
Yet this distinction possible of he incest
They that the higher the standards of
the dependable claim they make the easier
the satisfactory remuneve viii phase 0 business
become
distinction and honesty makes possible or
materials ia his canned godos DOCTOR villa chemf
honesty 10 che trade Sense
Apud call bha honorable As between hmsef Amd his
friends FAMILY he frankly That the honor standard II mpndp
tlcabe l
Oriental distinction hef0een the claims tst ~
world OF business upon the claims wlh wnlc
personal. intimate contact 81,
ia eoca distinction that he lawyer he'ld given
priest the why the aw medcine An9Qdav
must malntain standards practice from F *
matter 0f good hnSe K0lf num-
stould there be suea a a a& distinction onle custom
sr ELMO Elite
Ais Ml Burroughs Adainl-~r~--u-.-~.~.--
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-15

newest boon, is prominently in the
way Of all visitors
Rineharts meats are ou display
aud arc served 20 ali comefa.
The Williamson Haisell Frasier
company has a large display
The six bakeries Of Guthrie are
9eii represented They are Ghe VI
na, Capital City. Sexauer i, West
Side. Mode aud Bates restaurant
The Leader put la q display ol
books and paper The NeH York
Hardware company has kitchen
plant iu operation. intending free
less cooker
Mrs r ) Blackman was the pfin-
etpal speaker al the afternoon session
She Is an expert Il cookery aud has
had European education snd expert,
euee She leeturod al o'clock on
hcuseh0ld economy and The possiDlt.
iIics OF Guthrles products Special.
lists have charge Of every exhibit
~ was announced thar thc exhibit
Will be 0pen tonight, and everybody
y asked 70 attend
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-15
TO KEEP SOUTHERN LABOR
(By Leased Wire.l

Washington, D G.. April l5--Le-
Roy Hodges, al present with the tar
If board, will IN few months be-
cone commissioner o migration OF
the Southern Commercial congress.
In the interval he will cooperate
with Senator Fletcher ana Managing
Director Dave, in organizing to sue
cessfully carry but the delicate task
thus assigned to him by the executive
rommittee Mr.. Hodges is in com
pleIe sympathy with the Southern
Commercial congress in its repeated
declarations that the ands of the
south would bett 4main empty
than bring on a second racial prob
lem In a written communication 10
the executive committe Mr. Hodges
says;
There Is a pressing demand now
in the South for skilled industrial
laborers. as we'll as for unskilIed
workmen who can be relied upon
and who will not further compllcate
our negro problem
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-15
MORE OLD BUILDINGS MARKED

Demolition OF oid buildings con-
demned by fhe city council was com
u enced today First 81 the old-tima
houses 20 fall Was the II. Nj. Curtis
building. on North Division street.
between Cleveland and Noble ave-
nues The work of destruction will
se completed By tomorrow night. The
owner had a five days n0tiee
Henry Braun, owner of the long
STACK al Oklahoma aud Broad. il-
formed Chief Gruber be would ronl-
menee on the removal Of the struc
lure next week
There are notices out calling for
HE destruction Of Six buildings eons
demued by the health officer and ths
tity council The notices ON all 0E
them Wilt expire next Tuesday,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-15
West sIde Methodist churob

Easter Sunday school sermon az
9:i5 a. m, followed at I0:S0 BY sun,
day school program There will be
no meeting OF the Junior League. The
Epworth league will meet at D. m,
and at .. m. there will be preach
Ing service. Subject "An Interpreta.
ton OF The Resurrection The Sun.
day school program is as follows.
Anthen-Sunday school choir.
Scripture-H n. Dunham.
Prayer---J la Nissley
WelcOme-Wm Coleman
SongKindergarten
Song-Kindergarten
Exercise Eight boys
Morning Offering Quartet accom-
paniment
Exercise and Song Primary.
Song Mrs Currents class.
Recitatlon-Ruth Grimes
Song Mrs Randolphs class.
Recitation Erma Holland
Song-Ceci Allen
Our Easter espOnse Pastor
Anthem Sunday school choir.
Beuedietion
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-15
(By Associated prew.)

Washington, D. c.. April l5-- Battle
Cf Aqua Pricsta, resultant in loss OF
American lives and damage to prop.
crty, has riyeted the attention OF the
American government to the situation
along the entire southern frontier.
with representations Of precaution.
afy warning character made to the
Mexican government by the state de-
partment The question OF indemnity
for loss OF life and property at Doug
las, las not yet been raised.
&C the White House IL was announ.
ced today that assurances had been
received from the leader Of the insur-
rectos at Aqua Priesta by the depart
mcnt OF Justice that the incidents OF
Thursday, which resulted In the kill
ing Of several Americans, would not
be repeated,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-15
DANGEROUS TO AMERICAN
LIFE AND PROPERTY
Somebody VIII Have TO Pay
Heavy Damages for Thurs
days Exhibition
(By Associated Press.)

Aqua Priesta. April Mexican
federals numbering nearly one thou
sand are encamped today at the
mouth OF canyon west Of here The
rebels IN this city augmented by re
Inducements over night also num-
her near one thousand Apparently
one Of the biggest battles OF the rev
olution is imminent Tie reDeis nave
lad scouts out all day watching for
the advance OF the federals and ali
last night signal fires burned along
the foothills Rebel chiefs have Civ
en- orders that the men refrain from
firing into Douglas, Ariz,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-15
HOME GOODS
EXTENSIVELY
DISPLAYED
ID Il M o " S I II ALTON OF
u.sn
GUTHRIE PRODUCTS
AT CITY HALL

Attractive displays OF Guthrie prod.
uCts we're placed IN the city hall aud.
torium this afternoon. and demon.
slration Of their utility for every
home was started. The exhibition
VIII be open this evening
The home products display was ar.
ranged only a few days ago and there
are a few manufacturing concerns IN.
epresented but the displays are ex.
teHslye and highly creditable The
affair Was undertaken by the chamber
az commerce, retailers association,
the domestic science club, woman $
federation ol clubs and other organ.
IzatIons
Luncheon vas served early This AFT
ttruoOn d members Of tire domestic
scieEce club and the pupils and teach
trs FROM the domestic science depart
ments of the schools The luncheon
as of Guthsie products aud was cred
table and highly enjoyable The OBJ
leck of tile occasion was 80 bring to
attention Of Guthrie people and Lbe
people from the whole Of Logan cOuu.
tn The excellence of home products
and the fact that there is no occasion
tor sending outside.
Two pyfamlds al the nadlturlum Gu
trance represented the two big mills
the Model and Capital The prod
ucts are various grades ot flour aud
meal a,d .esl ssuAs Ins display Is
presided over bY MISS Della Wood,
arrayed Ia dress made from Gushris
flour sacks This dress was he prize
cyeation at the German masquerade
bah last winter and IL remarkably
good piece of work
p. J Heilman has an extensive dis
play of tents aud awnings.
Guthrie mineral waaer. the elsNs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-15
THREATENED RICH MEN
TO SELL THEIR SERVICES
United States Makes Charge Of
Using Malls Win Intent
10 DefTaud

indianapolis, April l5.-Ancused 1T
sending a "blaekhandn letter In the
hope that they would be employed
to run down the author, Gilbert B.
Perkins head OF the Perkins Detec.
~ agency, and his son, Walter. who
has been manager OF the Indianapol.
IA branch were arrested here by Mee
rill Wilson and David Rankin, depu-
ty United States marshals, on this
charge of using the mails With in-
teut 10 detraud
1t S alleged that the men sent a
letter TO Charles H Strong. 4 wealthy
electric railway man and manulaer
turer 0t Eric, Pa, threatening to blow
up the his family mausoleum or his
house unless be lett $4,000 at des-
ignated place
The sole pnrp0seo the letter, ii
Is alleged was to obtain for the de-
tecsiye agency employment frCas
Strong.
Three Named In Affidavit.
An affidavit tlie,. III the case All.
leges that on February rs, Gilbert
Perkins and Walter Perkins. with A..
Thomas, also II member OF the detec-
tire agency mel at Efia and devised
the scheme Of defrauding Strong.
Employed on the Case.
We we're employed on the case.
said the elder Perkins after his ar
rest 4 am not sure, but believe /
vas with Mr. Strong when ne RI.
ceived the lett erin question and that
saw 1t. Il is easy to build up the
theory that we wrote the leteer to
continue our employment, but such
theory is not true
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-15
ARRANGING FOR CITY ELECTION.

Preparations were made By the
county election board thi saftAIsDOn
for the special election IN tins ts9y
on May 3, Selection Of local preninct
boards was undertaken without ref
erences to those appointed by the
city and announced In the proclama-
tlons Of Mayor tarquharson setting
the election on the 100000 bond is
sue and the adoption of the charter
framed by freeaold board
There is contention as to the au.
thority In the matter. The MAYOR
named two election boards for each
precinct and the county board will
name two more The two named by
the mayor are Identical all the way
through and the same will probably
be true Of the county selections.
How the matter will be settled Is
not known. The county board claims
that the jurisdiction Of the city stops
with the calling Of the election on
municipal proposition and that the
management is vested IN the coun
ty as In all other elections
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-15
MAY BE EXTENDED
Special 10 Daily Leades.

Special 10 Daily Leades.
Tulsa, Okla. April l5-That the
Tulsa Sand Springs luterurban Rail-
way which win be IN operation be
fore the end OF this month II there
are no mishaps is to be extended to
Collinsville and from there to Oolo
gah where connection with the
Iron Mountain railroad win be made,
is the report This line IS being
built by Charles Page multi-miilion-
are oil operator who is using The
very best Of material and will run as
large interurban cars as operate in
the United States Collinsville is
about twenty-five miles north ana
east OF this city and Is fast becoming
a manufacturing center a connec-
tion with the Iron Mountain will give
that road an entrance into this city
which IT has been seeking for sixI
years
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-15
GUTHRIE Gets THREE
l. D. D. T, OFFICERS

Guthrie Jared finely al the meet.
ing OF the consolidated bodies OF the
Odd Fellows at Oklahoma City this
week Three of the most important
Offices came TO Guthrie men as fol-
lows Secretary Of the grand lodge.
q. w Bruce; scribe OF the grand en-.
campment II A Herwig assistant
adiutant general Of the department
council, j NJ FELTON, The conclaye
viii be concluded today The next
meeting Of the gfank lodge will be
held at Muskogee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-15
MulHAlL WILL CELEBRATE

Mulhall Is preparing for celebra-
ton of more than ordinary variety
next SATURDAY, the twenty-seeond am
niYersary OF the opening OF Oklahoma
One Of the contests will be in setting
stakes, the idea being to give an int
tation Of how the S9ers hustled for
lots on that historic occasion Call
has been made By the commercial
club for any articles brought IN at
the opening, especially. boots. saddles
and spurs. A permanent exhibit OF
rioneer trappngs is to be arranged
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-15
CANADIAN
TRADE PACT
COMES NEXT
DEMOCRATS EXPECT TO
ACT QUICKLY ON RECI-
pROCITY MEASURE
lBF AeanelaLed Preaa. }

Washington. d. C April l5--The
Canadian reciprocity agreement has
the right Of way in the house with
twney-four hours OF debate on the
subpect agreed on. ten hours to each
side Chairman Underwood, OF the
ways and means committee, leads the
reciprocity champions, and Dalzell, OF
Pennsylvania, leads the opposition.
Underwood announced that every et-
fort will be made to complete the dis
cussion within three legislative days
He predicted that the bin would be
passed and ready for the senate by
the middle Of next week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-15
MORE RURAL ROUTES ORDERED
Special to paIIy Leader

Special 10 Daily Leader
Washington D. c. April 15 The
postoffice department today ordered
the establishment OF new rural rout.
es in Oklahoma as follows
Baird Comancha county Cache
Comanche county, Chattanooga, CO.
manche count, routes No 3 and 81;
DeVol Comanche county, routes /
and E,gin, Comanche nounty,
route, No. l2 FLETCHER. Comanche
county route No Grandueld. pt
man county Route No 5 India Ho-
ma, Comanche county routes 2 and
b Letitia, Comanche county: Rand.
lett, Comanche county routes Nos. 1
2, and 4 Redr1ck. Noble county.
route No. 2 W,c NIKE Hughes coun.
ty route No
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-15
GOES AFTER ALLEGED
BANK RoR5ER

Marysville, Kan, April l5-- Deputy
Sheriff Nestor left for Portland, Ore.
today with requisition papers for the
return here OF Dan Carney. wanted
for alleged completely in the robbery
OF the Beattle state bank in Novem-
Der, 1910. Carney is in Jail in Port
land under centence for carrying
burglar tools
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-15
Increase in Guthrie Manufactures
oooc

Special 70 Daily Leader.
Washington ID C., April 5-A preliminary statement 81
the general results the Of manufacturers in the city
o Guthrie Oklahoma for the wear 1900 issued today BY
Census Director Durand Il contains summary comparing
The figures 1904 and 1909, BY city totals prepared under
the direction 81 Mr. William NJ Seuar chief statiscan
manufactures, bureau OF the
The figures tentative and subicct such revision
may be necessary after further examination Of the original
reports.
The summary shows that the III which there
increases Is per the numbered Of .aared officials
and clerks 81 per in th capital invested 35 cent n
the o materials used per the value of products
and per cent in the salaries and wages.
The decreases ID per cent II Tic miscellaneous e2
penses Is per the ayerag number 81 Wageearners
poyed during the and cent IN the vaue added BY
aanufacture
There w@e 81 establishments IN both ioo9 and 1904 isk
The value 81 products III 1000 81 43ooo and 81 aolg
roo4 Increase of $4,000 per The
age increase per establishment approximately $4,000 in
1893 and about $4,000 in 1904
Is sae "a plodaes represents tne selling value prise
the pats actually turned out By the factories during the
year and does necessarily have any relation Tie
o sales for that year The values under this head also
Include le amount received Tor work done materials fu
nished by others
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-15
Or. JOHNSON ACQUITTED

Poteau, OKLA April l5 A jury In
The district court mere today acquit-
ted DR. H q Johnson. a physician OF
As.tars, Okla. on a charge Of muir
deUug Homer q. kensel three years
ago In TWO former trials the jurles
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-15
BIG CHINESE LOAN SIGNED

Pekin. April l5-The nifty million.
dollar loan to China by group Of
American linanciers, negotiations for
which have been going on for some
time, was signed here today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-15
M4saBF~~
EPISCOPAL CLASS CONFIRMED

Conformation snfvices were hei4 ~
Trinity Episcopal church last night
By RI Boy r X Brooke, bishop of
Oklahoma He ulade q discourse on
Good Friday The congregation
was nf good size and following the
services there Was an impr0mptu re-
ceptjon to the bishop
Those confirmed were Misses
Maud Dufhng Blanche hlrrou and
Charlotte Clarke.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-15
TWO PRISONER ESCAPE

McAlester, Okla, April l5-A dep.
uty sherid bringing two convicts from
Muskogee to the state penitcntiary on
q night train went TO sleep and when
the train reached Crowder the Dris-
u&ers~a white man and an Indian
together walked on the
train and disappeared In the darkness.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-15
fRY Associated preaa.l

Washington. u G., April l5--Sen
ator Hitchcock Of Nebraska, was
stricken with vertigo to1ay and fell
unconscious to the sidewalk as ht
was entering the pension Office. He
was hurried to the hospital where he
was reported resting easy. His con
ditiOn is not critical
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-15
HUSBAND TALKS WILDLY,
Is SAFEGUARDEO IN JAIL
Reported That The Authorities
Fear Violence and Have
SCCreted Mrs. Baker

Unexpected by the officials. +. G.
Baker came to town this morning
from somewhere In Kansas. Now,
where is Mrs. Baker?
Baker was put in jail shortly after
his arrival here, IT having been rep
resented to his bondsmen that he was
talking wildly
Baker Is due for a trial In the SUI
pelaor cOurl Monday on a charge OF
attempting to kin Mrs. Baker last
summer at the Santa re station Re
Gently It was found that he had letl
town and the officers traced him to
the vicinity of Wichita Mrs Baker
was known to be somewhere in that
vicinity aud there was considerable
uneasiness. An ocfeueer went to
Wichita yesterday In search of Bak-
CIR and II is assumed that he con-
eluded he would be caught anyway
and that his bondsmen would delv-
er him into the hands Of the sheriff
He slipped IN ahead OF the officer.
The exact location OF Mrs. Baker IS
being carefully suppressed, and the
cour, officers say she viii be in place
Monday Baker is a former police.
man Last spring Mrs. Baker filed
divorce suit, alleging insane ieai.
ousy- and the morning she was at
tackled She was tryins to get into
town quietly to appear in court Ba.
ker attacked her With a knife and
she shot him and he was laid up
for several weeks
A special Judge is to be elected
Monday morning tu try the case
Judge Lawrence is disqualified by
reason Of having been Mrs Bakers
attorney in several matters The De.
tense aud prosecution failed TO agree
on a Judge and the election was set
for . q. M. Monday
Roy Cunningham has again chang
ed bis plea He appeared in super
lOr court yesterday and entered a
plea Of guilty 20 charge 81 forgery
Earlier IN the week be had refused
70 keep an agreemeu. 10 plead guilty
and demanded trial The case lis
one Of deride interest. the charge
being that q series Of cotton checks
were forged by him last fall and that
they We're cashsd at Guthrie, Still.
water, Goodnight and Merrick.
John Huston IN the district court
TODAY, sustained the demurrer 10 the
complaint Of win n Chappell against
Fred L. Wenuer. involving member,
hsip Oh the county election board
Wenner lives in the eastern com-
mIssioer district ad Chappell III the
city district Priority Of appointment
gas allowed ia the complaint and
the removal Of Wenner was called
for
Leave to amend Was granted tho
complainant and Il is understood the
next action win be against Or. J.
v Duke the city member acting un-
deI the authority Of the state election
board
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-15
.Eirst preshYterian Church.

Fl ST ffcSDJtefldn LHufGn.
Al the First Pesby yterian church
the pastor, Rev Harry Omar Scott,
will take for his theme From Des.
pondinR Doubt to Heroic Belief" His
evening theme will be, Our God a
Jealous God The following special
Easter music program has been ar
ranged;
0ragn Prelude Mendelssohn.l
Quartette, o Savior Of the World
CiOss
Response. Night al Morning Time"
Knowles
Offertory
Solo Sweet is Thy Mercy
Lorenz-.Miss Mcpherson.
Anthem, My Redeemer Llyeth
lOrenz.
Organ Postlude -Tannhauser
Director Miss McPhergon; organ.
ist. Miss Whiteley
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-15

ner Broad and Villas, Rev J. K. Aber,
nathy pastor there Will be prayer
meeting Sunday morning at + o'clock
with communion services, Sunday
school at 9:4j a. m, preacnIng ser
vines at II a. m The morning pro-
gram viii include the following
Prelude, "ToistoHs Good Bye, ,
Lolstoi
Hymn choir
Apostles Greed.
Prayer concluding With Lords
prayer.
Hymn-Congregation.
Scripture reading.
Oftertory fSerenata, Moskwosld.
Solo, Palm Branches
Sermon, Immortality, Pastor.
Gloria Patri-Choir.
Benediction
Mrs. A. G. McKane at tAs piano.
An Easter egg hunt will be given,
for the children the Sunday school
at O'Clock Saturday afternoon