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Chapel of the Nativity.

~ the u am. service tho music VII be
AS follows: Hymns. coalc Ye Faithful:
Welcome. tIapps Morning: Jesus Christ
Is Risen TODAY: Here. o Lord. Sec
Ika": The Strife is over: Christ our
Passover, Crotch: Te Dcunn. Mauadcr. in
+ fat: .Iubilate. Garrett. ii +: offertory
anthem. Awake. Thou That Sleepest
Maker; Sanctus. Camiise Gloria in tx-
ce!sis. old chant. At p.m.-Magnficat
and Nunc Din.ittis. Barnbs, in G: an
them as in morning. and festival Te
Dellm. Woodward. in + fat
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West Street.

II a.m.-The Resurrection Morn. Gal
hraith: Hosanna. Grauier.
go p.m.-Awakc, Thou That Sleepest.
Greene: O Light That Freaks From ion-
der Tomb. Dressler. Thy Conqueror. q
Death. Has Come. Trowbridge; They
Have Taken Away My Lord. Stainer: Ho-
sanna. Granicr.
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st. Columbia S Chapel.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 100. Welcome
Happy Morning: introit anthem. Halielu-
jah. Christ Is Risen. simpcr; anthem il
place of Nenite. Christ Our Passover: Tie
Dcum Won Bostiri,; Beredict,s, St. Cath
er;ne's. hymn 10: offertory anthem. They
Have Taken AWAY NJ Lord s;tainer
Sanctus. Crlikshanh: kyrie Eleison Eyre
in E fiat; communion hymn 80; Gloria in
Excelsis. old chant: Nanc Diiai;tis. Beet
noven: recesslonal. t1s.. Palestrina.' -.--
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Emmanuel.

Morning service-Unfold fe Portals
Everlasting. Redemption; AS 1t Began to
Dawn. Shelly; soprano solo. Iosanna
Jnlcs Granier: Mary Magdalcn. Warren.
Evening service-k.aster anthem. tenor
solo Open the Gates of the Temple, by
MIR. McGce.
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st. Paul's.

Morning musical program is as fol
lows:
Te DeGn. il t. Flat. Horatio Parker
They Have Taken Away Ny Lord
StaiEer; Awake. Thou That Sleepest
Maker: Gloria Tbi. Gratis Benedictus
and Agnus Del. Cruickshank: Sanctus
and Gloria in Excelsis. Gounod: Magniii-
cat and Nunc Dimitts. in e Flat
Stainer.
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Whitney Avenue.

Morning-Jesus Christ Is Risen To-Day.
I.orenz. The Prayer of Striv .ng Souls.
Cresswell, and Now is Christ Risen.
Heyser.
EveninS-rhe Lord is King. Pittsman:
The Lords Prayer. Lorenz: Christ pG
Passover. Wilkinson. and Sing to Col
Hymn OF Praise, Fearis
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Brookland.

II am.-Anthems a by choir of fifteen
voices Awake. World. by Geibel. and
Christ Our Passover, SrhiIiinS: vocal se-
los He Is Rise II. Schnccker. Mrs. David
Ucrtlv: Faster Dawn. Nootlnian. Theo-
dore Thomas Smell: violin solo aud ac-
commandments by F. II. Hillnan.
.:!5 y. n,.--An Esstee cantata, by spe-
cai Young peoples chorus, under direc-
ton of Miss Ruby Schwier.
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Garden Memorial.

MorninS-Why Seek Ne the Living
Among III" Dead? Darks: Calvary. Rod
ney. solo by Mrs. Ethel Farrand
Evcrins-PruSram by children Of Tire
Sunday school; anthem. Rejoice for
Christ Is Risen VIII VI. s Brown
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Christ.

Morning professional. hymnal IT,.
Christ Our Passover, Tc pelun Dress
lcr's III G: .Jubls;e, clant 1876: intro;t
hymn. hymnal 116: of5ea; or anthem.
Now Is Christ Risen. Nichoi: Tours
communion service, in L fiat; reces-
sional hNmual 3S6
he 40 pm. service viii he a ca rol
service fo.. the children. at which time
they VIII make their Easter Offering
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Second. Southern.

The solosts a; the Second Pre- vte"ian
Churen 70: Easter arc: Mrs Charles \.
F;lEe3 who win sing Ho<anna BY
Grauicr. and Mrs Edith V Johnson
who will sing @. Son Of Light by George
e. Charles.
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Mount Pleasant.

Morning The Day Of Resurrection
Marco: Hosanna ,Granier. and con
tralto solo. All Hal. Risen King: HAN
leyl.
Evening Is Risen ,Neidlia2ef'. !.
Mrs. itaycock will sing | Know That My
Redeemer Liyeth ,from the Messiah.
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st. Georges, Farlee. Va.

II o'elock-PFocessional. Welcome Hap
Ply Morning. Christ Our Passover. Scbil-
ling: Festival Te Deum No = in L fiat.
Dudley Buck; JubiIate. in. A. Bridsewater:
offertory lie Is Risen. Clare: recessional.
Christ. the Lord Is Risen
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Washington Heights.

liorning-contralto solos. Mrs. r H.
Dalgleish, iIosanna. Granie4: violin OBJ
l:sato. The -Nnsei's Message. Loud; From
.iiooE 10 Glory. Geibel: violin solos,
Miss RUDY Stanford Maternal Caresses,
Prot: The swan. Saint-Saens.
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Calvary.

The choir will give Schnecker's Easter
cantata. The Risen King. at the even
Ing service tomorrow. In addition Miss
Ruth Judson will sing Dress!er.s Yc Bells
Of Eastertide, with violin oolisato by
Miss Estella Thomas and Miss Louise
Gardner will sing Cadmans Hail JOY
ouS Morn.
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Schillnc: solo. UoSanna Grauier. Mr.
George V. Blaken"y: anthem. Fear Not.
. Israel Spictcr: solo. The Cross. Ware.
Mrs .Ioha Hunphrcy: Easter Cantata
peath and life. shelley, postludc ilo-
Sannl, Wachs.
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James Gordon Bennett Recovering

CAIRO. Egypt. April Thames Cor
don Bennett. proprietor OF the New
York Herald, is steadily recovering from
his attack of bronchitis. and expects 10
leave Tuesday for Alexandria. where he
will board his yacht and sail for tho
Riviera.
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First United.

Mornins-Frorn the Power OF the Grave.
LorenZ. and Lift Your Glad Voices. Ad-
ans.
Evening-Riscn. Glorious Ming, VII
son, and Tis Midnight, Billngslcy
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Peck Chapel.

iuru+nS Tho anthems are: WIN seek
lc tn Living. by Cooke: Christ oar
Fassove~ II, SehIlins. ana In The End
9 tlle Sabbath by Judsou.
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Mount Vernon. South

Mornins-Prelude, organ and strings.
Melodie in D. Faure: anthems. He is
Risen. and Behold. Shew You \ Mys-
terry. by the choir: ofertory organ and
strings. .Andante. from Trio. Reisinger:
POST ude. organ and strings. Coronation
March. Meycrbee~.
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Hanline.

II am-Orsan prelude. Resurrection
Morn. Johnston; anthem, Awake, o
Earth" Eyer: bass solo. selected, Air
Elijah kinselia; postude. Allelulia.
Lorch.
p.m.-Prelude. Spring Song, Macfar-
lane; anthem. Christ, Our Passover.
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Epworth, South.

Mornins-Anthem. As 1t Began to
Dawn. Martin; soprano solo, Hosanna.
(Mrs. Louis A. Potter. jr.), Granier.
Neutrality-suspicious.. Why Seek Ye the
Living. Peel; anthem. He Is Risen,
Lyons
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ROMAN CATHOLIC.
Immaculate Conception.

II Q clock: Solemn high mass-Nidi
-AqUam. Gregorian: Gounod's mass, ST.
Cecilia; Gloria in Excelsis H. W. How
ard: ofertory, Haee Dies. Bordesi
Nespers at pm.
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St. Teresa S.

MorninS-So!o. Hosanna, by Jules
Granies before the mass. Rev. r. j.
Sorin's Missa Solcmnis will be sung
and at the offertory Millard's Regina
Cocli, the solo parts being taken by
Miss Bcrnice Knott and Mr.. George
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St. Ha~tin. s.

High 'rass u II Ia Marcos FIRST
Mass Fi:i y se.rs "itn Regina cceii,
by Gior2a. i. -" cIs".o.s.
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Advent.

Morning services--krotzchman re
Deum in T. corbin.s Jubilate in c.
Christ. The Lord. Is Risen. b. r D. Will
liams. and Come. We Faithful by +. Y
Hall. and number Of the farorite
old ia shioned f,a aster HYMNS
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Central, Southern.

Mo1n.nl r-cludt. selected. snihcm
christ Is Eiset Roberts: ofc~;crs an
tEclt l!cscnnI ) t;raner.
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CHRISTIAN.
Ninth Street.

At the Ninth Street Christian church
the large chorus choir nnder the direc-
ton OF Prof. Joseph Harrison viii render
special Easter music at both sert ices to-
morrow.
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st. Peters.

Solemn high mass al 1879 o'clock.
Nidi Aduam G<empter). Guillmont Third
Mass: Neni Creator. baritone solo CHow-
ardl offertorium, Regina Coeli tSteiner,,
first time in Washington. After the mass,
Unfold Ie Portals Gounod). Nesper serv-
ice at 4 O'Clock. Millards vespers and
Magnihcat. Regina Coeh tSteiner,; O. Sal
utars contralto solo Bailey, Tantum
Ergo 'Goebi. After the vespers, Unfold
Ye Portals tGounodD.
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Mornins; Solo. ] i.uov rrat My re
dcctr"" IlNrtb, Handel Mrs. Davis:
aHthcu. y" the I,al Began 10 Dawn,
t,nuuod. chorus choir
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Holy Rosary Chapel.

At ln:ao a.m.-kyrie, Gloria, Credo.
Sanetus, Benedietus, Agnus Del from La
Hache 5 Mass III +. Regina Coel for Of
fertory, Eenediction after mass Lam
brillottes o Salhtaris, cults Tantum
Ergo VII be sung by the choir in uni
son. Mr.. Walter Tolson will sing an Ital-
ian selection from Mecadante between
mass and benediction
Evening star., 1914-04-11

/ anthem. Walmisley: sermon hymn :sGS:
anthem Martin: recessional hymn. 10.
Evening service-Processional hymn.
| 115; Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis, Tours.
| hymn, :3 sermon hymn, 31i anthem.
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ALONG THE RIVER FRONT.
Arrivals.

Schooner Winnie Windsor. oysters from
the lower Potomac beds. fer the 11th
street wharf market: steamer Southland.
from Norfolk and Old Point with pas
sengc"s and freight to the Norfolk and
Washington Steamboat Company: steam
cr Trenton. from Upper Machodoc creek
and river landings to Potomac and Chcs-
apeake Steamboat Company powe: boat
Mary 5. Faunce. fish from river nets. at
11th street wharf for the market: power
boat Daisy. at Alexandria. to load NOR
chandise for Pennington. Md: stoop
Flora Elsie. luiuh.r from NattoN Greet.
at 9th street wharf for the ucsiiei >.
schooner Bush. railroad ties. for Clarke
!, Son, at iutit street Wnasf.
Evening star., 1914-04-11

Living Among the Dead? Geibcl. senior
choir.
" am t,Icrmanl Organ voiuntdr,.
Abitic Witi Ne. SzcnalanSi: Let I 5 Sing.
tdams: Hail the Risen Lord, Hinc, Miss
MetzlcI.
80 pm. tEnglshl-EaSter program
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st. James.

VI y amino. 6 OF the Plain Song
of ,he Mass will be sung. with hymns
Hail, Festal Day. NJ the Lambs High
Feast. The Foe Behind. ON the Resur-,
rection Morning.
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Calvary.

MorninS-Anthem. Why Seek Ye the
Living. PEEL contralto sclo. Hosanna,
Granier: anthem. Awake. Thou That
Sleepest. Maker.
Evcning-Anthem. AS. 1t Began to
Dawn. Martin: soprano solo. Gloria
BuIzi Peccia.
Evening star., 1914-04-11

Morning-Music. Iosanna There Is
Green Hill Far Away. organ and orchcs-
ira: anthem, Christ our Passover. chorus
choir: music, Angels Ser, dc. organ and
orchestra: soprano solo. Come. Soc the
Place Where Jesus Lay. Mrs Whitman:
anthem. The Resurrection. Mrs. Whitman
and chorus choir.
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Atonement.

Morning: Lift Your Glad Voices L.
O. Emerson solo, Hail. Happy Morn
ing. r. l.. Ashford. Miss Kathryn Dam
pier flute obiiSato. S y. StSelman>:
anthem, Awake, Glad Soul Carrie &.
Adams: offertory. Apple Blossoms.
cheStra
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Trinity.

Eucharist at l1-orSan prelude. Sonata
in d minor (tirst movement, Guilmant;
professional o. the Golden, Glowing
Morning, lie JcSne; Communion Service
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First.

Morning-Quartet The Gforifed, the
Crucitied. Schnecller; soprano solo. with
string accompaniment, Hosanna, Granier;
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st. Mark S.

ESQ a.m.-Hymn, 12l; communion serv-
ice Wesley: hymn. 2os; hymn. 11o,
II a.m.-Process:on hymn, 121; introt
Evening star., 1914-04-11

| quartet. Christ Our Passover. Schiliins;
string trio. Ave Nerum Mozart
Evening-Quartet. lie I-iyeth. Danks
tenor solo There Is Green Hill Far
Away. Gounod.
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LUTHERAN.
Epiphany.

Morning service III O'Clock Miss
Edith Stowell. soprano. vii! sing
knapp's Open the Gates Of the Tenn
pie. and the chorus choir. under direc-
ton of Mr. L. Russell Alden. viii render
Shelleys Victory and Schilling's Christ
Our Passover. At this service the pas
tor will preach.
Al the evening service CS o'clociS) the
choir will sing Why Seek Yc the Liv-
ing Among the Dead by Gcibei. and
the Sunday school will celebrate the
Easter festival with service Of
Scripture and song.
II a.m.-Preludc. a. violin. cello and or
gan. Angels Ever Bright and Fair. by
Handel: carol anthem. choir, Jesus
Christ Is Risen Today. AllelUia: anthem.
choir. Christ Is Risen. Hall"lujah. by
F1aSler: oficrtory. violin cello and or
gan, Hosanna. by Grainer: postiudc. or
gan Hallclujah Chorus fMes3iahD.
Handel-Brown.
At p.m.-Prehlde. organ. First Eas
ter. op. Ge. No. >. by o. Mailing: carol
anthem. choir. Christ Is Risen: offer
tory anthem choir. Easter Song. by
Pluegcr: postludc. organ. Festive
March in \. by l. l.. Erb.
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Zion.

$50 am. tEnglish)-The True Faster,
Excel, Junior choir; Why Seek fe the
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Shiloh.

Love Triumphant: \ story Of the First
Eastertide. adapted from, Tor-a street
boy Of Jerusalem. by Florence Morse
kengsley. with musical illustrations by
Grant Colfax TuHer. l. H. Mere tlith and
Fred w. Peace, Will be rendered at
Shiloh Church by the choir. assisted by
Mrs. Mamie A. Jackson, reader.
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Dy0us Easter Music to Be Heard in Capital ChurCl1e
st. Joseph $

Ferguson GounoGs Unfold. Yc Por
tails, will be used as y reccssioHal.
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Sixth.

voices VIII ~cudcr TIC Caste. cantata,
The Nv : r., II, James II. Rogers.
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Metropolitan.

At the morning service the follow
ing music viii be rendered: Prelude.
To . Wild Rose (MacDowelH. by Miss
Jessie Galloway anthem. Christ. the
Lord Is Risen Today Por,erl, by Mrs
James NJ. Brooks Mrs. Gilbert A. Clark.
William T. Ellis and cno.i- anthem.
Christ Our Passover lSchilling). by
Miss Nellie Barber. Miss Emma Gus
cheWslly. DR.. w. Bruce Hoofnagle and
choir tenor solo. Resurrection (Shel-
lcy). by Dr.. Hoofnagle: anthem. Why
Seek fe the Living Among the Dead
tNarrcm. by Miss Ethelvn Galloway
br. Hoofnagle and choir. and postlude.
Rhapsodie tSphor). by Miss Jessie Cal
laWay.
At the evening service the following
Will be rendered: Prelude. Traumerei
tSchunarnI. by Miss Jessie Galloway:
anthem. Shout Ic High Heavens tChad-
wickl. by Mrs. James NJ Brooks. DR.
Hocfnaslc. William 7. Ellis and choir
anthem. Angels Roll the Rock Away
,1Ioldea HossirD. b. Mrs Gilbert a.
Clark. Miss Emma Guscnewsky. pr
Hccfi1aSie and choir; quintet. When
the Sabbath Was Past cMorrison). by
Miss Nellie Barber Mrs Gilbert 4
Clark. Or Hoofnagle. Harold King and
G.. Fred Thompson: solo Christ the
Lord Is Risen Today {B;schoff). by
Mrs. Gilbert A. Clark. and postlude
March (Scotson Clarko.
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Temple.

Morninc-Orean prelude. Largo. Handel
anthem, Christ Ou: Passover Schillins
iosanna Granier. sung by Miss Field
anthem. fe Deum. LLOYD; post!ude. Festi-
val March. Flagler.
EEening-Orsan prelude. Hosanna. Du-
eois: anthem. They Have Taken Away
My Lord Stainer: anthem. Christ Is
Risen. Dressler: posIii.de. arch. Smart
Evening star., 1914-04-11
Departures.

Schooner J. Y. Robinson. from -AlcNan-
lria. for Upper Machodoc creek. with
merchandise for dealers: schooner Oak
land, light. Tor Mary lana point to load
cord wood back 10 this city; schooner
Winnie Windsor. light. for a lower poto-
mac point. to load back to this city.
power boat Elizabeth Wilson. light. for
the mouth of the river after silad and
, herring Tor the market here; f1attie Ida
May. light. for a Potomac point to load
for tins city; steamer Northland. for Old
Point and Norfolk: steamer Wakefield
for river landings Colonial Beach and
No.nini creek: schooner Maud $. lisht.
from Alexandria for a lower river point
10 load back to this city; Bryant lighter.
from nth street wharf with oyster shciis
for the -AloNand%ia crushing plant
Tugs and Tows.
Standard Oh Company tgS. No. l.. has
arrived at Baltimore from this city tow
ing tank barses No :; and No. -: tug
capt Toby arrived with lighter from
Broad creek and left with shell-laden
scow for Alexandria. tug Eusenia ar
rived with sand-laden lighter from dig
eing grounds opposite Alexandria: tug
John Mille.- arrived in the Easter
branch from Little Hunting creek witt
lighters. tug Selectnaa arrived at George
town with stone-carrying lighters.
Memoranda.
Schooner Grace c. Bennett is reported
chartered 20 load lumber at a Mort
Carolina point Tor this city: schoon.-
Maine is due al this city With lumber
from a lower river point: schooner chcru-
bin, will return 20 Chesapeake bay
point to load lumber for this city or
Baltimore: schooner Alma Stubbs is ar
Baltimore with lumber from Coan river.
Va. for dealers: schooI1ers Quicktime and
S. Sawyer are on the way to bay points
to load: schooner Eleanor Russell is due
at this cit, with lumber from Maryland
point: schooner orbit is due to sail from
MARYLAND point for this city with cord
wood; schooner Frenchy is due AT Reed.
Vile Va today with terra Gotta piping
from Alexandria.
Evening star., 1914-04-11
West Washin gton.

Eyenins-Niolin and organ. Romance.
Rubinstein Misses IIal! and Wilbur
anthem. This Is the Day Coale chorus:
organ solo. second movement from Schu-
bert's symphony in B. Miss Hail. an
them. Christ. Our Passover. Schilling.
chorus: contralto 500. Every Flower
That Blossoms Shelley. Miss Allen: yio-
lin solo. Largo. IIaendel. Miss Wilbur
anthem. iarh. Hark. the Notes of JOY
Adams. chorus: soprano solo. Come, See
the Place Where Jesus Lay. Bartlett,
Miss Craig; anthem. Cora Twelfth
Mass, Mozart, chorus: postlude, Easter
March, Merkel. Miss Hall.
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St. Matthew S.

At s p.m.-Prelude by orsanist and
violinists, anthem by choir: opening sery-
ice. Scripture; hymn by congregation.
Hallelujah. 10 He Wakes: anthem. Ho-
sanna: recitation. o Bleeding Head and
Wounded, Charles ockstadt: anthem.
TiS Midnight anthem. Why Weepest
Thou: recitation. Yes. Thou Didst Die.
Miss EEama Eischof: bass solo. Hone
Crushed to Earth Will Rise A.ain.
Charles Oclstadt: anthem. our Easter
Prayer: recitation. The MarNs At the
Toms. Miss Elizabeth Oc,istadt: contraito
solo. Easter Lilies Miss Minnie Eslin:
anthem. lie Lives To-day: recitation. Say.
My Soul What Preparation. etc. Miss
May Farrell; anthem. Our Savior Lives:
solo. The Holy City; anthem, The Easter
Victory.
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st. Marks.

Al go am. the sunday school Will
hold special Easter session at which
time special music and exercises Will
be rendered by the school.
At II am. Hailclujahs will be resumed
and the choir viii render. Why Seek Ye
the Living. by Gcibel. and This Is the
Day. by S. Charles Cook.
The evening service at pm. will con-
sist of an Easter program By the Sunday
school, Beauty for Ashes. The choir and
school will sing the following songs: Ex-
ultant Songs OF Nictc7v: carol, Hear fe
the Bells. Silently Fades the Twilight.
On. At the Kings Command. Great
Prophet of Ny God. Sprin" Carol. Easter
Peace, and chorus All Hail the Power
Of Jesus Name. as recessional. BE
sides these songs the primary department
will have n prominent Fart in the pro
gram of songs and exercises and there
will be a few exercises by the Juniors
and Intermediates.
Evening star., 1914-04-11
Georgetown.
Church of the Reformation.

Morning-Special Lutheran musical serv
ice. entitled Beauty for Asncs.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-01-21
HOLLY SPRINGS NEWS

Quite a number of the children are
almost sick with colds.
Bro. Barham filled his regular APP
pointment here Sunday afternoon to
a large and attentive audience. Bro.
Barham has been preaching at the
school house for the past few months
and as the time goes round he con-
tinues to have larger crowds.
We received our new song book last
week, but as the afternoons are so
short and it was preaching day both
forenoon and afternoon, we had but
little time to use them. But accord
ing to the writer's idea, it is the best
we have ever had Everybody come
the first Sunday afternoon and let's
sing, sing, sing. Come and join us
in song.
Mrs. Garland Starnes returned from
Bluff City Sunday where she has been
visiting for week with friends and
relatives.
The school at this place will rem
der a program Friday evening 23rd.
Everybody invited
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Russell spent
Saturday night with Mr.. and Mrs.
Pink w. Taylor.
Ye scribe thinks while Lloy Russell
and Miss Zavama were burying the
Ratchet they unearthed a butcher
knife.
Some of the children are absent
from school on account Of sickness.
Bro. Glaze will fill his regular APP
pointment here the 1st Sunday.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-01-21
WITH THE MOVIES

With the birth of the New Year,
the birth of the new Reliance Motion
Picture million dollar company and
the birth of the Mutual Film Corpora
tions national advertising campaign
comes the announcement of the birth
of the Mutual Baby.
The most important new arrival,
which for dramatic value and heart in
terest steps far in advance of Its
competitors, is the daughter of one
of the Mutual's most eminent actors,
Francis Spottiswoode Aitken, long
identified with American legitimate
drama, and now prominent in the
world of motion pictures.
The letter "E" in Spottiswoode is
of the utmost Importance to the new
arrival as by it she traces her ances-
The Prescott daily news., 1914-01-21
Says the West is the Place For
Action

In the February American Maya
zine, Ray Stannard Baker begins a
new series of letters from the field
entitled Seeing America" His first
article is report from the West
through which he has been travelling
extensively of late. In connection
with the Safety First" movement
among the railroads he writes in part
as follows:
Il live in New England, and have to
travel much on New England rail
roads which of late have shown them
selves to be the most dangerous to hu-
man life, perhaps, of any in the world
We have had great talk there of the
necessity of more safety in travel
and have thus far done nothing prac-
teal. But in the West, no sooner
do they think of thing than they
try to do it, It's their youth and
ineXperience, l suppose, The East
seems to see, first of all, the many
excellent reasons why a thing should
not be done, but the West sees, first
of all, the reasons why it should.
1.-TWO or three years ago the Middle
West began campaign to secure
greater safety in travel, which has
had an amazing growth. Safety
First are the catchwords. | heard
of the movement in many places. At
Chicago the Association of Commerce
is behind it, and the coroner has APP
pointed a public committee to deal
with the conditions. All the great
railroads are interested. The North
western has had the work under way
for three years, and already the re-
suits are truly notable. Ralph c.
Richards, the official in charge of the
safety service of that railroad, shows
that in the three years ended June 30,
1913, compared with the three years
ended June 80, 1910, the records
show that:
90 fewer employees were killed
6,433 fewer employees were injured
$50 fewer passengers were injured
1873 fewer outsiders were killed
1877 fewer outsiders were injured.
"The West is actually beginning to
think first of human life, then of prop
erty. And when you come to think OF
it. this is the very core and essence OF
the progressive movement of which
we have had such widespread report
Ia movement wider than any poll
teal party"
The Prescott daily news., 1914-01-21
FORMER MAYOR OF
ARGENTA DIES
w. c. Faucette Former Mayor and
Prominent Pulaski Man Died in
Battle Creek. Michigan. Mon
day Evening at 6 O'clock

Little Rock, Jan. Civ. c. Faucet
te, former Mayor of Argenta at one
time a member of the Little Rock
City Council, and one of the Pulaski
county representatives in the Legisla-
ture of 1911, died at p. m. Monday
at Battle Creek, Michigan. Mr.. Eau
cette left here last Thursday for Bat
tie Creek, hoping to be benefited by
treatment. He was accompanied by
his brother, Mayor J. P. Faucette, and
his sister, Miss Maggie Faucette, a
teacher in the Little Rock Schools,
who was with him when the end
came.
Mr.. Faucette was the first mayor
of Argenta after its separation from
Little Rock, and served several terms
He was an acknowledged leader of at
fairs in Argenta, and was quite veal
thy.