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The chronicle=news., 1913-02-21
Clears Face Of
Pimplss, BIaekheads
Vssaeesal S1N0 Alse Stsps Terrible
Itching At ONCE; Cures Al
Skin TroublsA
n., a ass aettle Of sH1lo felay.

., a *zeho sH5. ,ss a. MSnd.rfa sas ' sss sisa,
m~ni. quickly put an end to those
awful. Illuminating plmpien and BLACK.
i haven't been ashamed TO go out IN
public" A trial of ZEMO will con.
Vince you OF It's astonishing results
In clearing tho complexion.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-21

An Egg History showing the
route Travelled by an egg In reaching
the consumer. il one OF the illustra-
tions on the Agricultural college
demonstration train. Ancient hen
fruit has its day at last.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-21

Because she is actively engaged in
the suffraget march from New York
to Washington, Mrs. A. II. Pittzcr, OF
Colorado Springs. sinster-in.law of
Champ Clark, has been excused from
appearing In court as defendant in a
civil action. The ease was dis
missed
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-21
ITALIAN PHYSICIAN

Rome. Feb. 2i.-Professor GmIs.
icppc Bastiallino LETT this morning
for Egypt to J. Pierpont Morgan. He
characterized his trip as merely
advisory.
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REFLECTIONS

Ne 'bNck from. the punch bOwV--
lust look acrOs tn room. m dear
Did You ever See u homelier man?
She Tin a tragic whisperD-Dou'
disgrace yourself. George. That's a
mirror.-cleyeland Plain Dealer.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-21

Del Howard, a former Chicago Ma.
tionai league player. has been on.
gagged rs scout by the management OF
the Cubs. Howard was one OF the
leading batters In the Pacific Coast
league last year.
Manager Doom. OF the Philndel.
phia Nationals. says that II Mike
Donlip, tho veteran Pittsb,,rG player,
shows any old time for mthis sea son
he intends to put him in the regular
outfield of the Phillies. He plans. to
bring Magee from the field and place
him on first base, while the outfield
will be made up OF Donlin, Paskert
and Cravath.
IL has been given oAt that before
sailing for France Billy Papkc stat
cd that II he Is victorious over both
Frank Klaus and Carpenter he will
try. to get some Pacific coast promot-
er to match him for n 20 round bout
Gibbons, on July I.
SFrankie Whitney, OF Cedar Rapids,
Iowa. outpointed Frankie Russell, the
New Orleans lightweight. In a 90
round bout at Atlanta. Ga. Russell
was completely outc1assed at both In
and distance fighting.
Billy Mccartney. manager OF Luth-
er McCarty. has come out with the
announcement that McCarty will
fight Jack johnson at Paris, France,
for 100000. Mccartney says that he
thinks McCarty can defeat Johnson
and he has given UP the idea Of
draw Ing the color line
Orvie Overall. the Cub pitcher,
who retired in 1910. has applied to
[the Chicago National club manage
ment for Reinstatement on that team
Overall refused 70 report FOR the 1911
season
George Rodel. the Boer heavy
weight. who was recently knocked
out BY Bombardier. Wells. has ar
rived In this county and will imme-
diately begin training for bout with
some OF the American "whiteh opes"
Manager Jennings is skeptical
about Davy Jonues's statement that
he has recovered from the injury that
kept him on ,fhe Tigers bench last
season. Not that Davy was seriously
|crippled. His pride seemed to suffer
more than anything else whot thcy
handed him an unconditional release.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-21

Southpaw pitcher Claude p. Will
llums. the Nashville recruit. has sent
ia his signed Brooklyn contract.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-21

Chroniclc-Nc SOC month.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-21
The modern
business &etter

An Electric Sign will do for YOU what for
hundreds of other merchants 1t will actually bring
into storethis fact has been proved. Let
tell you about the low erecting maintain
ing Electric Sign.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-21

ncriin. Feb. 2i.-Thc Mexican
situation came up for discussion In
the imperial parliament today when
Gottlicb won JaEow. the foreign min
iktcr. replied to Germans In Mexico.
lie declared TINT the German empire
had not sent amy warship and all
were available in American waters.
The foreign office. however. had
learned that the numerous United
States warships In Mexican waters
had been instructed to give refuge
to all foreigners and as far ns pos
siblc to protect heir property. The
German foreign office thanked the
United States government for this
service.
As damage was done to German
property. the imperial government
will take steps TO secure full COM
Eensntion.
Germany in general is committed
to policy OF non-intcrfcrcncc In the
International affairs OF foreign
sta,cs." said Won Jagnw. But this
will not prevent her from standing
for the protection Of hcr
subjects"
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MAOERo NOT TO Be
KILLED OR JAILED
tcon,!nucd from page IL

In It's extremity was contemplating n
Wholesale slaughter. More than one
alleged list OF names OF those pcrsc-
cutcd has been found.
\ police officer declares Francisco
Madcro personally and verbally gave
him list OF ~ deputies. u number oi
senator's and all the newspaper mon.
including the foreign correspondents.
with, instructions TO have them aAas-
stnatcd. The police officer said thai
since this order was not In writins
he did not feel Obliged to carry II out.
such stories as this have created
u bitter sentiment against Francisco
Madcro. and have caused n number
OF men whose names were on the
lists to. secure summary punishment
for the fallen president.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-21

President Murphy. OF Chica go. has
made the official announcement.
that Evers will he known a. Key
stone King" That's some title for n
small fellow to carry around. but
Evers' friends think be Will succeed
in spite Of Il. Murphy gave Frank
Chance the title Of Peerless Leader"
and Frank still carries II with he
coming grace.
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ident Dreyfu3 @

Shortstop Arnold Hauscr las, week
forsook the 'fiold-out brigade" and
signed a st. Louis contract. leaving
Konetchy to cool his heels alone.
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SPORT GOSSIP

Tho Boston club has received. the
signed contract OF second basemau
Mckcchnie. drafted from 81. Paul:
and Williams. the star Seattle pitch
or. purchased last fall.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-21

The Pittsburg club has received
the signed contract of the clever
young outflelder. Eddie Mensor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-22

The always bringing
r churches
and generally churches the by New York
nd than In
have them translated
There will be the Brick Presbyterian Church. Fifth
morrow example Hail Thou Day. by Fancus Nagle
translated
the Old Pres
rendered
the by Mark Andrews the Monr chormaster and
dedicated Old First choinaer. DR. William c. Carl
More paid than
anv world While Rome Paris London and
German single cho possibly OF excellence,
Of there that
,cce salaries high The comater OF ST
the cthedrals
salary
almost hall dozen chormasters
Eng put together.
maintaining the being much the latter than the
which used numbers small
salaries S00) SS00 Tor
oots privilege take and theatre during
the week
Not only paid and everybody who paid but
additional and
GOTTEN from theatre professionals
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GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK.

An Easter cantata. with words from
the Holy Scripture and the works OF Will
lam whitney and others. and the music
composed hv Dr. Charles W. Pearce Will
he sung al 81. Paurs Chapel at noon Tues
day.
In the Unitarian All Souls Church. Dr..
William W. Fem. dean of the DIVINITY
School of Harvard University, will preach
tomorrow.
In the LenoX Avenue Unitarian
Church the Rev Or. Merle ST. Crolx
Wright. at / / a. m. tomorrow. will preach
on "The Heart-Cry of Humanity"
Al the Church OF the Messiah Uni-
tarian the Rev John Haynes Holmes
Will preach tomorrow at II a. IN. on
Conditional Immortality At p. m.
Mr.. Holmes will give an address on The
Spirit OF Unity"
At Temple BETHEL tomorrow al II a.
m. Or Samuel Schulman will speak on
The Book of Esther and the Jewish
Question of the Day
What Shall BE the Attitude OF the
Modern jew Toward jesus" will be the
subject bN Ut. w Use 1T III a. III. to-tHoIloN
i'm Carnegie Hall.
In Temple Israel Of Harlem, Dr. NJ.
H. Harris will preach to-day at 1915 a.
m. on Humans Indictment of Israel"
The Easter address at the I'D Street
Young Mems Christian Association will he
given by the Rev. DIR. Nehemiah Boyn-
ton. at p. m.
Or. S. Parkes Cadman will speak on
Side Young Mems Christian Associa ton
AT p. IN. tomorrow.
The subject OF the lesson-sermon in the
Christian Science churches tomorrow will
be Matter"
Release" will be the Easter New
Thought subject OF Mary Etheridge
Chaplin In the Berkeley Theatre to-mor-
row morning.
In the Labor Temple DR.. r. Alexander
Cairns will give an address at p. m.
tomorrow on "Syndicalism and Anar-
chy." and at p. m. on Boys. Booze and
Ballots" From Olivet to Calvary" will
be sung at p. m.
Miss Villa Faulkner Page will speak on
THE Way of the Cross" tomorrow at
$3.50 p. m, at the Professional WOman's
League, No. 1899 Broadway
Easter will be celebrated at st. An
drcw's Roman Catholic Church. Duane
street and City Hall Place. by high mass
at 2:30 a m AIozart's Twelfth Mass is TO
be sung.
The Rev Raymond G.. Knox will preach
at St Pauls Chapel. Columbia University.
at { p. IN. tomorrow.
William j. Stitt, will speak on Evening
and Summer Recreation Centres in the
Citys Public Schools"
Captain Jack Crawford. the poet
scout" will give an address in the audi
torium of the Harlem Young Mems Chris
tan Association tomorrow at i:30 p. m.
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ST. BARTHoLoMEw's CHURCH

81 EANIHVDVMEW = 'H'T''1''
7.3O A. VI.
Professional Hymn 10. ....-...... suiiiNdh
Kvrie and Gloria in y at.........--. hyne
Oncrtorv anthem: For Is tho Christ Is
Made Victim. .................. -Gounod
sanctus IN B......-.....--.. ....'.''.. '''ouhod
II 4. NJ.
r. -, -, u eat ........ william
i,,hiIa,a ~ r ..............S stanford
Onertory anthem: Lights Gliticring MOTH
Sanctus In F....... .......... ...' ''ouh'u
=. VI.
Prelude. BONANZA ...........'. - an 80
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ABSORPTION, Sing Sweet Carols. ...... Howaru
Postlude, Recessional
Trumpets and organ
SP. NJ.
Prelude, Spring Chorus. ........... Saint Saens
Trumpets and organ. d,
Anthem, Look, Ye Saints. ...............R een
Contralto solo. Awake Up Ny Glory Harker
Anthem. Christ Is Risen ............ Dressler
Quartet. The Angelus .................M Macy
Trumpet quartet.
Onertory, tenor solo, In the Early Morn .
hs s7He''Ny
ABSORPTION, Easter Song ........... Pluddemann
06th century,
Postlude Morning Song Arranged by Migrant
Trumpet quartet.
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BEDFORD CHURCH. BRooKLYN.
1920 A 81
REFORMED.
WEST Esd COLLEGIATE cHuRCi

WEST END COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
II An
Prelude violin and organ. &C.,
Anthem Christ our Passover ......-- - -
Tenor solo. In the Early Morning ,i'lles
Anthem Jesus Christ II Risen. Mahh">
OffsrtorN.
,aD Violin and organ.
tbl soprano solo, Come 80" the ila'r 49,,
Carol anthem. FIJI the Easter Font warren
organ posilude Resurrection Morn Johnston
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BAPTIST.
CALVARY CHURCH
II A NJ

CALVARY CHURCH,
II A. NJ.
,.,,r occasional. Welcome. Happy Mon
choral anthem Thanks b. 10 Cod, .tTcy
sas,sr Meditation. Easter Morn........ h nlsht
TonfraIto solo. Christ is Risen....... 'N''
Bessie BoRman-fsfey
.serirtion Halicluiah. for tho Lord LOO d,
Onlnirotent ReEucth ---.- 'ii''"'i
SP M
c,oir Professional. the Day n Resurr'0 C.
.
r.sfsr anthem sing with all the sons OF
GLORY
Gloria IN Excclsls. si,i
Christ t. Risen ,,
prnfsr antiphon -'-''' -.
,ari Hear the Easter Bells CAM ls'"
Bessie Bowman Esfey. .
christ the Lord is Risen To-Day ..ts. sb"."''
rs solo In the Eary Morning -..-.. Hh'leN
O. Iudson Bushnell
colo b, unison Aucel Hosts Descending Gounoa
Women Of calvary choir.
renedi ctorv Twilight organ heclial. tt.,
suite of pieces The Redemption. coilpi''
snd transcribed hv p VI. Bowman. al
Alteration IN Paradise ....-..- ..-.. ,'''
.srrlfca. calvary Mournful Mountain
-srcnody There Laid Thev Jesus batiste
rriurrh In the Cross Of Christ 1loil,
choir occasional. Ten Thousand Times Ten
thousand .....t. -'t t--'
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THE CHURCH OF THE PuRITANs.
II \. NJ.
o,c.n Fantastic Observation-Disclosures. Merkel
r-ho,. That Sow In Tears. ................ Gaul
o"cn the Gates Of the Temple. ......... Knapp
organ, Marche ....-..-............. watson
S y. NJ.
tobn George Frank. solo trumpet Metropolitan
Orchestra. will play.
Yrnfaid We Portals Observation-Disclosures ounod
r. 81 o. rf=~r ........ c''iii'->r
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trumpets and violIns.
{ II NJ
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h1nctus IN A.s..... .. 80 " 90
Anthem The Night Is Departing Menoelssohn
ofertory anthem, Unto the Paschai VIC
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3 7 Vt.
SECOND AVENUE.
- NJ

Anthem Christ Is Risen ...........'. wy
Anthem Faster TriumDfs. Behold len
You a Mystery and He is not Here. hoiueH
Solo and chorus from Darkness ana Da"D,
ss,o. / Know that Ny Redeemer 1dve,n, =,
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REFORMED CHURCH OF HARLEM.
II A. NJ.
Prelude: c,ita,,
paStOrule ...sst.ssss 'F''ff go 'f' '"'''"''''
Piano and organ.
ct.oors wake ...............Me ndelssohn
trumpet quartet and organ.
procossional hymn, Wake sweetest
G,ra,ns ..................... Merritt
Doxology. . , ,,..
anthem Awake Thou that Sleepest. Manney
Rass solo Christ Is Risen........ Bruno HUM
anth. m When the Sabbath Was Past.
E"'' Bartlett
Easter carol Hail Thou Glorious Easter
Morning ........s..- '''eHhcSnc'
Contralto solo and chorus.
- f,~''--o.'
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BLooMINGpALE CHURCH
NJ

/ Prelude Marche Funebre 81 Chante
/ sa.a,bi,u. ............ .... Guilmant
! Tenor solo The Majesty ~ the DIVINE
! Humiliation from stainers "Crucihxion.
Bass Recitative. And as Moses Lifted
In the serpent. ...-.... .-- .--.-. 80 ..
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UNITARIAN.

SPIRITUAL AND ETHICAL SOCIETY, IA
West i35th- Morning Helen Temple Brigham,
inspirationa speaker Evening Mrs. A. NJ Wei
ton noted psychic.
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CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH Unitarian
Park Avenue and 3ith street.

John HaYnes HoImes, MInlsIef
u T. M.--Easter Seryice-Mr. Holmes VIII
preach Subject Condition Immortality"
I T.. M.--Nesper Service--Mr. Holmes viii
deliver the last Of his series Of addresses
On The Spirit Of Liberal Religion" Subject;
THE Spirit of Unity"
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THE FOURTH CHURCH.

Organ prelude. Allegro Mestoso from First
sonata sr.,,.g
Anthem, God Hath Appointed a Day. Tours
Soprano solo. Hosanna. 49, &c iianioi
Organ postIude Uallelujah Chorus. hahdei
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THE BRICK CHURCH

MIN AFennc Hnd ThIrty-scNenth Strttl
,,,.,- WILLIAM PERSON MERRILL
H'his'eFs' lF3ANK LATIMER JANEWAY.
DR. Merrill will preach al IL and o'clock.
SPECIAL EASTER MUSIC At II and 4.
with full Choir. Violin. Cello. Harp and Or
gan. Easter Service Of Bible School, 9:45.
Midweek Service. Wednesday. y, NJ
Noon Service Every Weekday 30 II 80
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rHE NEST END COLLEGIATE CHURCH

West tnl Ave. anu siNu -
Rev. HENRY EvERTSON COBB. y. d, Min
lister. will preach al II \. NJ. Choir assisted
by Mr.. Bonarius Crimson. Niolinist. AZ 80
=. NJ. Administration OF the Sacrament OF
tho TOrd's Supper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-22

RELIGIOUS SOCIETY or FRIENDS or
thodox).-Meetings for Worship. IL O'Clock;
Washington ayes. Brooklyn. Adult School.
New York. O'clock.
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REFORMED CATHOLIC.
SOCIETY OF FRIENDS.

SERVICES. Christ's Mission. 33l West 5lth
St-Afternoon, $3.50. Rev. MANUEL FER-
RANDO. ID. r. Director and Pastor breaches.
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ALL SOULS CHURCH.

ALI. SOULS CHCRCH.
II 4. NJ
prelude begins az 1890 clock
Prelude Jesus Triumphs ......-..... i1aon
Christ Passover o.. wa.
ITO Deurn Iaudarnus IN u fat. .Staniofu
raIIeluiah. from THE Mount OF Olives,
e.,rs,,r, co-aa eanctus and Benedictus from
.St Cecilia's Mass" ......s. ...'. - ,' Ss
Gloria in Excelsis ''u ttanho
Postlude: Haeluian ......-... a.. i
Tympani trumpets and viollns
S p NJ
Prelude. Christ is Risen .........- '...'. hash
.,oaat6cat and Nunc Dlmittis in c. Martlh
Awake ID NV Glory ..... 90 i,t
Nv Hope Is in the Everlasting '.'.''.. S,aino o
Postlude ..............'.'
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ln;roit anthem. Christ our Passover Macfarlane
hNrte IN IT,. ............ O.. S'dnloiu
Hymn. At the Lambs High Feast We
Sing OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ............ bach
Gloria patri. ............. Crccorian Third Tone
Oncrtorium. when Christ Who Is our
Life .-..-.....- ..--s...- ...' 900 q. >'h"aiH
SurSum COrda. ....... .-....... .CRutus Soleinnis
Sanctus In ..............C. Nilliers stanford
Gloria In EXcelss ........-. ....... Old Chant
Nunc Dlmittis In C...-.... Sir Frederic lrlage
Recessionai HMM. Hark' Ten Thousand. Dykes
pnsfluhe. Finale I'm L Ilat. ......... .Gullmant
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LAFAYETTE AVENUE CHURCH. BROOK

Christopher Marks
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II a. 81.
Orcan prelude Moderate IN B.. ."1iif n,'
Anfocm lie Is Risen. .....-.-..+ .idih'
Anthem Gloria In I,xcelsis IN Co.. .Schheck"f
Odertorv King vi Glorious. .-.. .i5afnDy
choir rymn In Heavenly Love Apldlns.. ihiN"
0rp,n nostlude Cujus Amman i'Stabat
Nafor'', Observation-Disclosures. .kossini
+. NJ.
Organ nrelude. Impromptu In hai Stalnef
Anthem. God Hath Appointed Day 49, louis
choir HMM The strife is Ger. ....... SneHey
Onertory (luol. How sweet the Name OF -
organ postlude Grand Onertoire ....... vincent
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SPIRITUALIST.

RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS.
ings Tor worship. IL a. al 22l East 18th ST..
Manhattan. and 10 Schermerhorn st, BROOKLYN
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CENTRAL CHURCH
II 4. NJ.

CENTRAL CHURCH.
II 4. NJ
Prelude. The swan Cceilo) 49,: SAM oae,'~
Anthem On Wings OF Living Light nosfIe.
Anthem. HOsanua y. ssss
Andante Celebre Ccelloi ........ 'Oollei Il@ nam
Anthem. The Day OF Resurrection. sem ', NJ.
Postude Easter Morn ...'.'..''' &c '-"''''"7
SP NJ.
Prelude Meditation violin cello ana o..
Anthem Christ Is Risen. ! I "a -.
Elerle violin, cello and organ boisuel,le
Anthem. Golden Harps Are soundlhs DlU"Iv
postlude. Coronation March. ....... .Meyerpee'
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'The prelude begins one half hour earlier
THE OLD FIRST CHURCH
WEsT-PARK CHURCH.

Oratorio OF "T'he Creation -....... .'h"Hu''
For soil and augmented chorus.
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CHURCH OF THE TRANSPORTATION.
1890 A. NJ

1890 A. NJ
Professionals:
Christ the Lord Is Risen To-day. mozart
Alelulia' Sing 10 Jesus ,........ C. b Ciarh
Anthem, Christ Our Passover ....... .Snappie
,e Deuin. 90 g.'
iBenedictus NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. COOKE
CHORAL Eucharistic celebration.
Orchestra and organ:
lnitoit. o God Of God, o Light OF Light
Iejeune
Elcharastic oN;ce in II ......M NOR
Vhce hymn. The Strife IL Ger .Palestrlha
~ toflurn. Easter. .-..s Arthur 'o"ii'
seeharistic hymn. ...........-.....
Iost Communion. o Salutaris Hostia. .Gounod
occasional. lie Is Risen, ................ MONK
4P.M.
., orchestra and organ:
Etocessionals
Christ the Lord Is Risen To-day 90. Mozart
=, we March. We March 10 Victory C. u. Clark
s,idsnincat and Nunc Dimittis In fiat. Marun
oonthem o Sing Unto the Lord ....... Roberts
OTeriorium. Upon the First Day Of the
p.e,h ..s..rf $3.50. a o9NS'
~ ehing hymn. Jesus C4-ist Is Risen To
-. 900 ''''' "'''
ootnediction Office:
ppaee, Jesus. Grant Me This Pray.C. p. Clark
"ecessionals, Jesus lives, Thy Terrors
Tn s.s..-..s ........... .sssss srdhntl'''
me Day OF Resurrection. Lausanne Psalter
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CHURCH OF THE PILGRIMS. BROOKLYN
1890 y NJ

Prelude. Largo .--...-.' .-'.'''' ''''-'' i,,t.t
Tho Messiah .+-----. =. 900 ''''-'
Chorus Behold the Lamb OF God.
Alto solo He Was Despised
-rorts surely lie Hath Borne our Griels
Tenor solo. Thy Rebuko. and Behold ana sec
chorus Lift Up Your Heads
.Iass solo WHY DO the Nations.
soprano solo. / Know That NV Redeener
Iiveth.
Chorus Since By Man Came Death
Bass solo. The Trumpet shall SOUND
chorus Halleluiah. ,.
postlude. Priests March from "Athalie
i''''' Mendelssonn
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ST. JAMES's CHURCH.
II 4 NJ
Easter anthem. Christ our Passover
Te beum lu t............ ......... .l'uthlh
Communion Service in + FIAT ........ .stainer
Kyrie Gloria Tibi. Greed (chantedl, Sur
sum Coria. Gloria I'm EAcelsis
Anthem. Awake Awake .-........ west
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Central PRESBYTERIAN Church

WEST 57TH ST. NEAR BROADWAY.
will preach at II 4. VI. and 1880 i. VI.
SPECIAL EASTER MUSIC.
Afternoon Subject "A Big Christ"
9:45 A. M-Young Mems Bible Study Club
3 =. M-Sabbath School.
Devotional Service Wednesday at y. NJ.
ALL WEI COME
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JEW ISL.

TEMPLE BETHEL
FIFTH AVE. AND 10TH STREET,
REV. DR.. SAMUEL SCHULMAN,
SUNDAY MORNING AT ELEVEN.
THE BOOK OF ESTHER AND
THE JEWISH QUESTION TO-DAY"
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
PROSPECT AVENUE CHURCH.
1913 4. NJ.
GRACE METHODIST CHURCH.

Anthem, And the Glory of the Lord. Handel
Anthem Lift Thine Eyes. ....... Mendelssohn
Solo Nv Song Shall BE Always Thy
Mercy Observation-Disclosures. .Mendelssohn
Solo HYMN of Praise. ............ Mendclssohn
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7ourth Presbyterian Church
REFORMED
REFORMED CHURCH OF HARLEM.

LenOX ave. and 123d st.
Rev. EDGAR TILTON. Jr.. ID. D., Minister.
Easter Services Dr. Tilton Will preach at
IL \. NJ. and p. NJ
The new vested choir OF 81 voices VIII
sing for the first time az the morning ser
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THE Wonderful Life CT Helen Keller" 4Sth
St Theatre Sis p. NJ. Only y. Y. Lecture
sunday.
EGLISE DU SAINT ESPRIT. IS EST ne
Rue.-Services divins. 1890 ct h. Rev \
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UNlNERSALIST.

The Church OF the Divine Paternity.
Central Park Nes, and 10Th street.
Rev FRANK OLIVER EALl. ID. u, pa.lor,
will preach AT II \. NJ. III the Dead Hise
Not" and at 430 p. NJ. "What Would Con-
vince You"
SpeciaI Easter Music at both services
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THE COLLEGIATE CHURCH OF ST.
NICHOLAS.

5'h Ave. ana 18th St
Rev MALCOLM JAMES MACLEOD Minister.
will preach at II \. NJ. and p NJ
Special Music.
Quartette accompanied by Harp and Violin.
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81. UbctmaS'S Church

ALL SOULS Anthon MemoriaD CHURCH.
St Nicholas ave. Hath ST.. Rev. q. STARK