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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1912-04-12
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Wanted-Two experienced sales
ladies-Fair Store.
Regan's bread for sale at the La
dysmith cafe
The interior of Tom Bakers sa-
loon has been reprinted.
John Kearney, Of Ingram, was
Ladysmith visitor yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs r. H. Rhodes were
over from Hawkins yesterday.
The new pictures at the Unique
are popular. Follow the crowd.
Mrs. B. O. Walter, of Ingram, was
shopper in the county's hub Tues
day
Mrs. Ann e. Schaeffer made two
flying trips to Stone Lake, Wis. last
week.
Money to loan, lowest rates. T. M.
Thomas, Attorney. office in Thomas
Block, Ladysmith Wis
Pair of dark-green, all wool por-
there's for sale Cost $500; sell for
$3.50.-Enquire at News-Budget
office.
Mrs. Claude Baker Of Chippewa
Falls, came Wednesday for a short
visit with here parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. L. Tiffany.
Just Received-Sample book OF
Harry Mitchell tailor-made suits
fit and quality guaranteed.-W orden's
Department Store.
Mrs. Chas Heffner returned home
Thursday to Cumberland, after a
weeks visit at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs w. A. Carroll.
The Flambeau River Lumber Co.
and the Thompson Mere. Co. expect
to erect a joint office and warehouse
of concrete blocks soon on the 500
right-o
For Sale or Trade--40 acres in
north central Mo-, all in cultivation,
fine soil. For information, see G.
E. Purdum. Owner will be here the |
18th of April. 1t
Why run the risk of fire or loss? |
You can rent a private steel safe |
deposit box to keep your valuable pa
pers in for one dollar a year at the |
Rusk County Bank. 5 |
Mike Coal had his right thumb |
smashed at the paper mill Monday |
when a block of wood fell on it. DR.. |
O'Connor dressed the wound, amputa-
ton not being necessary.
j. W.. Miller went to Milwaukee |
Wednesday night Mr.. Miller has |
been thinking some of erecting /
brick building on Worden Ave, west |
of E. NJ Worden's store, but has !
not QeIlnlCely ucclQeQ 10 40 SO DIS
yet.
Rev. A. J. Coram, of Marshfield is |
assisting Rev J. e. Watson, the To-
cal NJ. E. pastor, in the special meet
ings now being held at that church.
Rev. Coram is an able and forceful
speaker.
The Eastern Star dance at the ''24-
club hall Tuesday night was we'll |
attended and most enjoyable event |
in every way. Many expressions or
praise were heard for the music fur
nished by the Rhinelander Military
orchestra
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Wall Paper at Moneys.

Wall Paper at Moneys.
B. V. Kinyon was called to Bruce
Wednesday.
H. Walter, of Sheldon, was in town
Wednesday.
NJ. J. Ring, of Prentice, had bust
ness in Ladysmith last Friday
Money to loan Long time; easy
terms. j. w. Carow, Ladysmith
Lots $40 down and s. per MONTH
Andersen Land CO., p. O. Bldg. 52tf
Wanted-Gentle, sound young horse
or mare.-A A. Hadden, phone S7-5
short.
Mrs. A. G. Westberg, Of Rice Lake,
is the guest Of her brother NJ. C.
Martin, this week
Miss Edna Bennett returned Tues
day from Weyerhauser, where she
had been spending her vacation.
r. H. Rhodes, of Hawkins, was
here between trains Wednesday, while
Oil his way from trip to Marsh
field
The ice and log jam up the river
came down Tuesday and lodged
against the new bridge. No damage
was done
Linemen are now busily engaged in
rebuilding the local telephone ex-
change, as outlined in this paper last
November.
Work has been started on G. L.
Spears new garage, a complete des-
cription of which was published last
week, in this paper
Rusk county farm land Will trade
for city property or sell on easy
terms. Also, some city property for
sale-E. NJ Worden.
Last Thursday, April 4, Dunstan
GIBSON plead guilty before Justice
Reeves to petty larceny of clothing
and was fined $40 and costs, amount
ing to $27 AZ.
L. F. Jahnke, of Waterfowl pres
ident Of the Jahnke Creamery Co., is
here attending to the affairs of the
local creamery. VIM H. Martin, the
former manager, has returned to his
home near Rib Lake
Mrs. Ann E. Schaeffer left Satur-
day night for Chicago to be absent
month or six weeks, after which
she expects to return and take pos
session of her cottage at Stone Lake,
Wis, for the summer.
Work started Monday On the pre-
parations for the erection Of the new
drug store. A basement is now be-
ing excavated adjacent to Tiffany s
/ photograph studio and as soon as it
| is completed the building occupied by
Simon's grocery will be moved
around onto this site, facing Minor
Ave-
George Warmers auction at his
place three and a half miles north Of
this city was Well attended and the
bidding was lively. One COW brough
SIC So Mr. Warner will leave Satur
day with his wife and two sons fol
Sherburn, Mimi, where they will re
side hereafter His three daughter
who are attending highschool will re
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COMING EVENTS

April 15-'India in Transition L
Illustrated Lecture.
May olympia Orchestra dance.
May 29-Gibson's Harp Orchestra,
24-Club.
Every Night Daylight Pictures" at
The Unique.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-07
First Presbyterian.

AFTERNOON AT T.
Cantats-Death and Life. III r. Shelley
Organ-Death and Resurrection OF
Christ from the Cycle Christusl.
......................... Otto Mailing
Choral-Chrlst, We DO All Adore
Thee --......'..sss.s.sssssss's DuOIlS
Inyocation-Pastor.
Organ-The Seven Words from the
Cross .,.................... Otto Mailing
Quartet-Hail, King Of The Jews.
Tenor-NoW. From the Sixth Hour.
Quartet-Behold. the Temple Veil......
Contralto-Then They Took the Body
Of JesuS.......ss-....s.sss..
Tenor-The First Day Of the Week.
BaSs-Woman, Why Weepest Thou7-.
Quartet-Now. the Earth in Resurrec-
ton Light. ...........................
organ-The Hallelujah Chorus Mes
SIAM ......s...--s........s.. = sianuei
Choir, Mrs. Dale. Mrs. Miller, Mr.. Pohn-
ston, Mr.. Kennedy Mrs. Howard Ken
nedy, organist
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-07

Emil Gehrke; defamation. Freddie
Strauss; defamation, Clarence Bastian:
defamation. Paulina Eye: solo, William
Urban; defamation, Clara Pasch;
defamation, Emma Wendell. declama-
ton, Henry Dentsch: song by the junior
choir; defamation, Joseph, John and
Helen Stuhldreier; defamation. Elizabeth
Krimlofski; defamation. Emily Mitzlaff.
defamation. Francis Krimlofsh; solo,
mann: defamation, Arthur Grade; re-
citation, Hazel Vinquist: defamation,
Edith Graebe; male quintet, Milton jail
ser. Otto Hackmann Adolph Menning.
Reinhardt Reising. Fritz Meyer; de-
clamation, Pearl Wendell; defamation,
August Doering; recitation. Mrs. II.
Meyer; collection; song by the choir.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-07

organ preludes---.s-.---.a.-
Easter Carol-Chime, Chime...A. +. Lord
Ladies trio, Misses Gertrude and
Helen Lailjberg. Florstte Wright.
Hymn-Christ. the Lord is Risen To-
day .s...--.s-.-.---.s.---. $3.50 oaontittA
Anthem-sea. Now the Altar. -...s..E zure
Bass solo, Carl Haarman.
Hymn-The Day Of Resurrection. Smart
Soto--Hosanna. .................... Granler
Miss Calista Kerr.
Anthsm-As It Began to Dawn Vincent
Soprano solo. Miss Hazel Graner.
EVENING.
Chorale -s.z-.r-.-.s.-ss..-. .--.-s @4es tttna
Hymn-IIft Up Your Voices Now.-.Calkin
Anthem-Christ Is wilson
Quartet. Misses Kerr. Elmquist,
NeSxrs. Salisbury, Haarnan-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-07
First Methodist.

First Methodist.
MoRNING-Il O'CLOCK.
Rev. NJ. b. Williams, pastor.
organ-Easter Morning. .............M Mailing
NeTse-Chrlst is Risen.
Hymn-Christ. the Lord, Is Risen Today
Choral Amen...... ................'.'.'''''
Lords Prayer-Dresden Amen.
Te Deum, musical setting by I. Ter
offertory solo-come, See the Place
Where the Lord Lay. .Horatlo Parker
Mrs. Kelly.
Hymn i63-Come. Ye Faithful. Raise
sermon-The Hearts Touch Upon the
Assembled Christ.
HalleluJah Chorus tMessiah) .....,..H Handel
orsan-A vsMSNi N O'CLOCK OO''
Organ-March On. a theme from Han
del ..........................s
yerse-Christ is Risen. 80.
Hymn 17s-Crown Him With Many
orvan oTMid ................Y ouferoff
Hymn las-o Come and Mourn With
Sci I lEcT lions FROM THE MESSIAH"
chorus-Behold the Lamb OF Cod that
taketh away the sins OF the world; -
Solo (contralto)-He was despised an9
rejected of men; man OF sorroWs' ana
acquainted with grief. -
Chorus-Surely He hath borne our
griefs, and carried our sorrpws: He IVES
bruised for our iniquities; the ehasuse-
ment Of our peace was upon Him
Chorus-All we like sheep have gone
astray; we have turned everyone 70 nus ms
own way. And the LORD hath Iaid on
Him the iniquity OF US all.
Recftatiye (tenor)-Thy rebuke main
broken His heart; lie Is full Of heaviness.
He looked for some to have pity on HIM,
but there was no man, neither found he
any TO comfort Him.
Air 1tenor)-Behold. and see II there be
any sorrow like unto His SORROW.
Eecitative uenorl-He was cut off out
OF the land OF the living; for the trans
gresaaon OF Thy people WAS he stricken.
Air (tenor)-But Thou didst not leave
HIS soul In hell; nor didst Thou suffer
thy holy one to see corruption
Chorus-Ilft up your heads. o ye gates
Sermon-Sowing the Seed In COOS
Solo 10 tsoprano)-How beautiful are the
feet Of them that preach the gospel OF
peace. and bring glad tidinss OF good
things
| the rulers take counsel together against
| the Lord, and against His anolnted.
Recitatiye (tenorD-He that dweneth In
heaven shall laugh them TO scorn; the
Lord shall have them In dension. ,,A
q rod OF iron: thou shalt dash them In
pieces like a potter's vessel.
chorus-Hallelujah, for the Lord God
omnipotent reigneth- The Kingdom OF
this world Is become the kingdom OF gu,
| Lord ana OF His Christ, and He SHAH
reign forever and ever. King OF kings
/ and Lord Of lords. hallelujAh!
| Organ-Easter Postlude.. Best
/ 500 parts sung by Mrs. Thomas ].
ReiIy soprano; Mrs Harry Steel. con-
traito; Thomas ]. Kelly and Walter Dale,
Il IenQTN.
Thomas J. Kelly, choirmaster; Martin
W. Bush, organist-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-07

Symptoms Mean What?
Physician Advises Men.
(rron Health Reoord.l


A general failure OF the vital or
gans. such as the stomach. liver.
kidneys. heart. etc. to perform
10 the full extent their normal
duties Is responsible for many
Hymptqms, often classed az dis
eases BY the unlearned. How
ever. such symrtomB are not 70
be reEurded iightly, for they are
the forerGnuers OF disease and
premature decline. These Symp-
IONS are IN the nature Of warn
ings Of the approach OF low vi
tally. dependency. brain fag
ard all tie more or less dreaded
ailments TO witch mankind -
heir.
The faithful use OF tho pre-
Rcriptioa given below will 80 et-
tablish the normal natural func-
lions OF the various organs OF the
body a. 10 cause to disappear all
OF the following symptoms; De-
spondsney. fatigue, dull, sunken
eyes, cold extrefnities, pains IN
snsall CT hsck. pRins in back OF
head. spots before the eyes,
weakness IN spine. tEitehing and
trembling impaired memory. loss
OF Appetite. wust.1g 10 chinress
COR oyeEfat). skrunken fiabby
flesh, premature wrinkles. duh
headaches. constipation. kidney
Irregularities. irrifab!l.ty ard 4
Cererai breakdown o. ambitious
spirit and m&nliaoss-
First get compound fiIid BALM
wort IN 3 ons-opnce pac,zaEe. ana
three ounces syrup Esrsa parfls
compound. take home mix and les
stand two hours: then get ere
ounce compound essence c1r6tci
ard one ounce tncture cacousene
compound mot cardanioFnl. Nix
all il 4 SIX or eight ounce bottle.
shake well and take ere tea
spoonful after each meal and
one When retiring. followed By q
drink Of water
BY mixing Il at home no man
need be the wiser as 70 enotheTs
Shortcomings. and expensive fees
are avoided.
Lack Of poise snt equilibrium
IN men Is q constant source Of
embarrassment, even when the
public least suspects H. For the
benefit of those who want q
restoration TO fun bounding
health ard all the happfness &C
companyiug Il the above home
treatment is given.
The above prescription IL nnknu-
featured by the well known phar-
rnace1tteai house. Preseffptton
ProdHsts CO. Dayton. Ohio.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-07
Westminster Presbyterian.

Rev. t. II. Mcconnell, Pastor-Morning
service, 1870.
Andante Religioso. lhothe
Violin unison. s.'s..sfs-.
Mesrs. Cox, Hetherington, Smiley.
Anthem-Adore and BE Still....,. Gounod
Violin obligato ......,,.....'''..'.'',...
Anthem-Hosanna ..,....,,.,,s.....Gran
Anthem--Ring Out Ye Bells OF Easter
Day ,.s...s.s-..ss.sss.ss's.' '''biSaetui
Violin obligato ,..,...,.......'..''..'''''
Henry Cox, director
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-07
First baptist Church.

First baptist Church.
MORNING.
Organ recital, 10:l5-l0: 80. .................
Quartet-Christ, Our Passover. .Schilling
Solo-The Resurrection. ............ Shelley
Il. Z. GRAY.
Organ Offertory. .....,...,........"...Ei gan
Quartet-As It Began to Dawn: Vincent
Postlude ......................Ha ndel-Dubois
EVENING.
Organ recital, l5-7:30...,.,.............
Quartet-They Have Taken Away My
loIu ..s...s..s..s.ssss.....ss.s sSthiHer
Solo-My Redeemer and My Lord. Buck
Mrs. Wylie.
Solo-Every Flower that Blossoms, Shelley
Miss Ruth Ganson
Organ offertory-On Wings OF Song.
Menoelssohn
Duet-Loye Diyine...................s tainer
Mrs. Wylie, Mr.. Mcclure.
Solo-hosanna ...............--....Gr
Mr.. McCune.
Fosuude ....s..............-...-.... bArn
Quartet. Mrs. Louise p. Wylie, Miss
Ruth Ganson. Nessrs. VIII McCune, +. L.
Gray. organist and director. Margaret
Boulter.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-07

Calvary baptist.
MORNING. AT 1880.
Organ-Ronance, In A fiat. arooks-Day
Quartet-AsA II Began to Dawn. Vincent
Quartet-Hosanna .........,........ Grainer
Offertory-Re Resurrection Morn. Johnston
Solo-Hail, Joyous Morn .Cadman
Miss Mabel Fulton.
Postlude-Triumpha March.
..s.......s............... Menham Sinitn
EVENING. AT 100.
Quartet-Resurrection ............ Shelley
Quartet, Miss Fulton, Mrs. Rasmussen,
Mr.. Travis; Miss Elizabeth Hamllng. as
sisting: Hugh Wallace, director Miss
Alice Curry, organist.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-07
ia aupner lHymn go. ~.

AT the evening service an Easter pro-
gram will be presented by the Bible
school. The choir will sing He Is
Risen," from The Resurrection" and
Mrs. Arthur Melcher will sing Dudley
Bucks MY Redeemer and My Lord"
Miss Carrie shultz. organist.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-07
EASTER In OMAHA CHURCHES
Splendid Musical Programs to Assist
in Day of Rejoicing.
CHRIST RISES FROM THE DEAD
Every Denomination Has Arranged
Special Services to Comment
crate the Great Day of
the Church Year.
Christ is riseni

Christ is riseni
In devout commemoration of the third
day when he arose from the dead
thousands of Omahans today will tax
the capacity of the churches, where. at
every one. special services and devo-
tional exercises will be held.
Every denomination will close the
Lenten season in rejoicing over the
resurrection. The choir in every house
of worship will sing the praises-the
hymns, anthems and cantatas, on which
weeks have been spent in preparation.
and the ''old, old story that remains ever
new" will be told by the pastors.
And mundane eyes may look upon a
brilliant parade though it has been pre-
dicted that new hat and spring clothing
will prove incongruous today. +.
Communion service for nurses and IN
ternes Of Clarkson hospital will be held
at the hospital at $50 in the morning by
Rev. ]. W. Jones, city missionary. Mr..
Jones win conduct an Easter service for
all patients able to attend in the chapel
at 3 o'clock in the morning.
A series Of evangelistic meetings viii
be inaugurated at the North Side Chris
tlan church. Twenty and Lothrop
streets tomorrow night. Rev. L. B.
wray will be in charge of the meetings
and will preach the sermon. Prof. J.
]. Bell will direct the music.
Services will be held at the usual hours
at Central United Presbyterian church,
Twenty fourth and Dodge streets. Music
and sermons appropriate TO Easter will
be given. The sermon viii be by the
pastor. Rev. H. B. Speer. The morning
service win begin at 1880, Sunday school
at noon, young peoples meeting at Z,
and the evening service at o'clock.
Dr. L. C. Coates of Moberly. NO.. who
comes as a candidate for the pastorage
will occupy the pulpit at the CASTELAR,
street Presbyterian church Sunday morn
ing. ...t.
p Lowe Avenue Presbyterian church will
observe Easter in special music by Mrs
Mullis and her choir in the morning at
1870, and Easter sermon by the pastor.
In the afternoon at o'clock an Easter
vesper service. No service in the even
Ing.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-07
German Methodist.

Easter program Of the Sunday school
Of the German Methodist Episcopal
church, corner Eleventh and Center
streets, Sunday evening at I'D o'clock:
Orxan prelude, Hazel Vinquist, Song
nv The Sunday school. defamation, Title
Rastian: defamation. Lydia Strey;
defamation. Ruth Doering; destination.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-07
Hlrst Memorial MethodI.,.

The chorus choir. directed by Mr.. A.
W. Miller. will render the following
Easter music at the morning service at
II O'Clock:
FIc4l0e 5---s=---s-..-sssss.s..s. .ReEah
Choral Resporse-I am the Resurrec-
Non s-..-s-s--s--.--........... lsreSualI
Anthefn-The Lord Of Life is Risen.
-ssrs-.-s.-#...-s#s........ WflsOn
Hymn-And He Shall Reign Forever.
'...-.. .-..:.........-..... Hymmal
SolO-Ane Easter song .......... .Dennee
Miss Hazel Williams.
Anthem-The Lord Is Risen Again.
..-....-.-s-r .--.-.-...--.---...-..-.. Adams
EpStiaue -.-<s-.-.s.-....----=.s. .Regah
A short program will be given by the
primary classes of the Sunday school At
10 O'Clock
The evening service at s O'Clock viii be
in charge Of the EDworth league. with
Miss Alta Hager a leader. A song serv-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-07

MeCabe Methodist.
Morning at 100:
PROFESSIONALLY y m lso-Heicome
Happy Morning .....-...........-Calkir
PRAYER. closing with Lords Prayer.
Anthem-O Golden, Glowing Morning
....................s..... Le Jenne
Solo-Christ Is Risen Today. .-..... Bischoff
Mrs. E. A. Weathers.
Hymn lsS-Christ the Lord Is Risen
Today .................Lyra Dayidica
Sermon by the Pastor-The Power OF the
Resurrection.
Hymn-Anthem-The Strife is o'er....
.........-..s........-.. Fd4estflna
Hymn 1s3-Come Ye Faithful. Raise
the Strain .-suiltTan
Evening at 8:
Orgau PreluQe--........---s.- .--.-ss...---.
Hynn-From AL That Dwell Below
the Skies ..-..---.....-----..-s-- -giatlo1
Recitatton-Blow, Golden Tr1mpets..
Recttation-He is Risen ...-.-...........
Hymn deterioration ..-.--....-....HOlden
Remarks BY the superintendent ana
pastor.
Organ Postiude. ........--.-..-.-..........
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-07
rrtnit, Methodist Episcopal Church.

Trinity Methodist Episcopal 0nurch'
MORNING.
Organ Prelude-Vision.....- bloi
Prayer. Responsible Lords Prayer
Choir.
Anthem-An Easter Alleluia: .Asnrord
Mrs. D. Johnston, Miss Allys Hail,
Stanley Conover and Choir.
Responsive Reading-Gloria....-.
organ Offertory-Prsyer.. .Msssenet
Soio-The Holy City.....-............Adam
Miss Allys Hall.
Anthem-O, Risen Lord. .Barnoy
Choir.
organ Postlude-Mareh... Vincent
EVENING.
Organ Prelude-Prelude-. King
Anthem-Rejoiee. Jerusalem and Hng.
.........-..........-.... NeNln
Mr.. Mathews and Choir.
Organ Offertory-The Swan. .Saint-Saens
Sofo-Selected. ...........--..............
Mrs. DIR. Callfas-
Quartet-The Homeland
Miss Auys Hail, Mrs. d. Johnston.
Ralph Newell, Stanley ConoTeT.
Organ Posflude-Adarch.. .Maiily
Miss Mary Taylor, organIsti Ralph New
ell. director.
st. Johns African Methodist.
Eighteenth and Webster streets.
MORNING AT IL
Hymn .-....--....-s.-...4s....-s
Choir and congregation
Hymn q ---.-..-..-...----..-.---.-
A NJ z Hymnsl-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-07

Hymn-Look. Ye simultaneously Monk
Solo-kaster Song...,,....".s...'.... Dennle
II. A. Salisbury.
An.hemlThe Lord is Risen, Indeed,
observation-disclosures bfhShett
Director, Miss Calista Kerr; pianist
Kenneth Widenor.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-07
First Unitarian Church.

1870 A. NJ.
LarHo-Organ and piano. .....,..,. Haendel
Song-Winter Days Are Ger. Raymond
Sunday School.
Song-'Twas q uebird............Thayer
sunday School.
Violin Solo-Elegie .Musaenet
Miss Hazel Wilcox.
Vocal Solo-Easter Dawn..R ii. Woodman
Mrs. Marion l.. Powers.
sermon-The limitations OF lmmor-
tally ....-...s.s'.ss'.ss'.'
DIR. Lilliefors.
Vocal Solo-The Lord II Ny Shep-
herd ..........s4..s..s. fThneis Alhtseh
Glen Rice.
Offertory--Violln solo taIadrigaD......
..........ss.ss...-....... ElInonetu
Miss Hazel Wilcox.
Hymn Easter GladheSs....F. Ia Hosmer
Benediction. congregation.
Pilgrims Chorus-Organ and plano.
organlst u. II. Allen; pianist. Miss
Helen sadilek.
Bellevue Presbyterian Church.
The Risen Lord .......................Ne ytn
Male Quartet.
See, Now the Altar. .....Faure
Chorus.
Resurrection Hymn .................Heartz
Ladies' Quartet.
As 1t Began TO Dawn...........'..Vineent
Chorus
Given under direction Of Miss Alice N.
Fawcett.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-07

Decalogue and responses .........,.....
Pastor and congregation.
song-There Is a Green Hin Far
Away ......................... Alexander
Anthem-I Am He That Liyetn;'',;;..
Choir.
7"I Rev. W. w. S. Dyett
EVENING AT s.
Anthem-Resurrection and Ascension
,.........................J Trowbridge
Mr.. Robinson. Mrs. Leslie Wheeler
and choir.
Recitation-The Way TO the City.."..
Master James Lewis
Soprano solo ..,...........ss.'ss''''''.
Miss Hazel Perry.
RecitatIon-oh, Why Should the Spirit
OF Mortal Be Proud?........,.......
Mrs. Alexander.
Anthem-Hosanna. ...........Jules Granier
Miss Minnie Wright and choir.
Paper-The Resurrection ..........,"..
Miss Belle Hogan.
Duet-Magdalen ......... Frederick Vinal
Miss Ethel Watkins and
Mrs. Mae Jones.
Recitation-Christ Again Cruclfied....
,..................Ell Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Mrs. 4 Russell.
Tenor solo ..........-.........ssss.s.
J. Bradley Walker.
Anthem-Sanctus ..........-"".. Gounod
Hanscom Park Methodist Episcopal.
MORNING.
Prelude-Andante In De-. .Silas
Internationally OF God. o
Blessed Day.. .hrstz
Choir.
Sextette-L.oye Divine .....,......... kratz
Miss Yost Miss Jones, Messrs. Froherdt,
Foster, Kratz and Mrs. Chapman.
Offertory-Easter Morning .s.......Haliing
Solo-The King Of Glory............Coombs
Or. Jennie Callfas.
Duo-Colden Harps are sounding. .kratz.
Miss Ethel Yost and Mr.. /. A. Medlar.
Anthem-Unfold Ye Portals.
Miss Winget and choir.
Postlude-Nuptials ............... .GuIlmant
EVENING.
Prelude-Andante in D........ .Guilmkant
Hymn--Anthem-Welc Happy
Morning ....................-.....B Bracket
Choir.
Solo-On the Cross the Dying Savior.
........................... Verdi
Miss Ethel Yost.
acknowledgements .........-....... GODDARD
Solo-Judge Me, o God. Buck
Mr.. Charles Lang.
Anthem With Solo-The Dawn OF Hope
..s.s....-...-....-....-.... krOgmann
Mrs. Frank Brown and Choir.
Postlude-March in D........... Guilmsnt
Miss Florence Peterson, organist; Mrs.
Lee q. Katz, choirmaster.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-07

ice and Easter program will be given at
this hour.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-07
Third Presbyterian.


Twentieth and Leavenworth streets,
Sunday school Easter service. 7:l5 p. m. !:
Hymn" Easter Time......s. School
Responsive reading.
Song. The Little Birds Have Come
Again. Primary Department
Recitation-'Easter Gifts for the
World Children" -....-Six Little Cuts
Song-"Iily Bell Urinary Department
Recitation-"Eastern Bells ,.......,@,
.....................Mi Miss Hanson's Class
Recitation-Selected .,......Elsie Schwartz
Song-"Come Sing Of the Risen RE-
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Northumberland Tide.
.......................M Margaret Hostetter
Recitatlon-"An Easter Carol" ..."....
...........,............, Roland Rudeen
Song-"Llght After Darkness'......-.
......................,..M Mrs. Gray's Class
Recitation-hThe World Itself Keeps
Easter Day" ..............C Clara Hanger
"Jonuulls" Lucille Ridgeway
Recitation-"Risen'. ........... May Kelly
ADDRESS .s.s.s.s.....--s......Su superintendent
Song-"Christ and the Resurrection
....ss....s..ss..ss.ss..s.. ctuooi