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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-01-15
Money to loan. A. w. Talkington.

| Money to loan. A. w. Talkington.
Stoves lined and repaired at Ches.
ter Arnold's.
For farm loans see c. M. Butler,
| Sites, Idaho. tt
Tankage for hog feeding. Norwood
Warehouse Co.
H. w. Williams was in the city
over Sunday from his home at Sites
Before the fire see A. F. Parker
for fire insurance.
Edward Bailey. was in the city
last week from his home near Golf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Bryant were
transacting business in the city yes
terday.
Geo. w. Trenary, the Kooskia con-
tractor, was in the city last week on
business.
Iron with electricity at cents per
hour. Grangeville Electric Light C
Power Co.
Mrs. Adah Losh Rose returned last
week from a several weeks visit in
Portland.
Mat Gilbert left this week for
Portland to be absent for several
months.
Hot Point Electric Irons guaran-
teed 10 years. $3.50. Grangeville
Electric Light & Power Co.
e. Bickford of the local transfer
company, returned this week from
visit to Charleston.
w. L. Brown was transacting bust
ness in our city Monday from his
home at Clearwater.
e. H. Hanson Is In town from Orc
grande and after a visit here expects
to make a trip to outside points.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. G. Hunt were up
from Kamiah last week visiting here
and at Mt. Idaho.
Mrs. Frank d. Smith was I'm the
city last week from Lucille and was
a guest at the Imperial Hotel.
| Owing to the absence of the pastor
w. N. Knox, there will be no ser,
vices at the Baptist church on Sun,
day next.
! Joe Wisdom Is In town from the
Ten Mile mining district, looking af
ter business matters, and talking
mines and rich ore with his friends.
w. j. Harrah was up the first Of
the week from his ranch neal
Slate Creek ON the Salmon river, in
terviewing our merchants.
Hugh Arnold returned Sunday from
Charleston where he has been for sew
eral weeks under the treatment oil
DR.. Foster. He Is looking much i'm
proved
Angelo and Cal Baxter, brothers-in.
law of Wilbur Bryant, were in the
city yesterday. The Messrs Baxter
accompanied by their parents, arriv-
ed recently from Kansas and expect
to engage in farming in this coun-
try.
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mend, and was now able to get
around with one cane.

mend, and was now able to get
around with one cane.
The Pythian sisters will give
masque ball on Friday evening, jan
uary 30th., at Schmadeka's hall. Priz
es will be given for the best sus-
tanned characters to both ladies and
gentlemen. The Grangeville Orches-
ira will provide the music. Tickets
$1.O0 and spectators will be charged
10 cents, a general invitation is
extended.
DR.. G. A. Green was up from White
Bird the first of the week and
appeared before the county commits
sioners in opposition to the granting
of saloon license at that place. The
Doctor had large petition against
the licensing of the saloons which
was presented to the board, with ad-
ditional remarks calculating matters
in Whitebird from the standpoint of
the anti-saloon forces.
Don't forget the grand masque
ball to be given by the Pythian sis
tiers at Schmadeka's hall on Friday,
Jan. 3Oth.
A "chalk talker" is one who can
make the crayon tell the story he is
presenting in more forcible. and elo-
quent manner than the most gifted
orator. The audience sees the whole
story portrayed right before their
eyes, growing in form and interest
with each stroke of the crayon, un-
til it stands out true to life before
their ewes. See D. Ernest Randall
Wednesday night, Jan. 21st, at the
opera house.
| w. e. Swatman was In the city
several days this week from West
lake. Mr.. Swatman thought he would
like to take the contract for the
construction Of the South Fork road,
but upon investigation he decid-
ed there was nothing to be made in
taking contract at less price
than the forest service could do the
work, and that there was good
chance of losing a bunch of money,
which he said he couldn't afford
''just now"
j. ]. Torbert, who came to this
section several months ago from Fort
Worth, Texas. last week closed a
deal with l.. M. Harris, the real
estate dealer, for the old Adam
Schleier ranch of 100 acres, five and
half miles northwest of town, own
ed by F. M. Fowler. Mr.. Torbert
also purchased the stock and farm
machinery which Mr. Fowler owned
1t is rumored that the price paid was
around SIS per acre. Mr. Fowler, it
Is understood will remove to Oregon
in the near future.
IT you have never had the pleas
ure of being entertained by a real
chalk talk" and art lecture you
should not fail to be at the opera
house on next Wednesday evening,
January 2lSt, and hear ID. Ernest
Randall. If you have exer enjoyed
an evening with an artist like Mr.
Randall. If you have ever enjoyed
to be present on the above date. for
you will know what to expect and
viii be certain not to miss it,
1t Is real art lecture with
enough of the humorous inter-
spersed throughout to make it ap-
petizifig.
grand masquerade ball will be
given at Schmadeka's hall on Friday
evening Jan. 30th, under auspices of
the Pythian sisters.
A Il
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The Washington herald., 1914-04-11

Work on the Cathedral will begin short
Iy, owing to the splendid gift of S5OO.06
from an unknown donor living in New
York The chancel will. of course. be this
first part begun. The Bethlehem chapel
now In existence. is itself part of that
portion Of the Cathedral.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

PRESBYTERIAN.
NEW YORK AVE. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
New York ave. X and 18th sts-
DR.. Wallace Radcliffe. pastor.
II 90 a. m.-Easter worship; sermon by the pastor.
500 p. m.-Esster rTsise; Shellcys cautats. Death
and Lie With Miss Elsa Rainor.
violin.
Music led b. quartet choir.
80 a. m.-Bible school
9:5 q. m.-Adult classes
40 T. m.-Christian Endesvor Society.
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT.
Conn. ave. y and lsth sts.
Charles Wood. minister.
Howard Hsnnaford. assistant.
Harry Baremore Angus. minister in charge Of
Peek Ohspcl.
II 90 a. m.-SeImon by the minister.
Ir-xtet. Sermon by the minister; sub
3ect. Easter Influence
500 p m.-Spccal musical service. led by evening
choir Of 100 voices. Mr.. Sydney Lloyd
wri.htson director: Mr.. HarTey Mur-
subject, The Inevitable ResurreCtion." "
Sunday school at go q. m.
Christian Endeavor meeting at ea5 ?. m.
Thursday evening at g. midweek service.
GUNToN-TEsIPLE MEMORIAL, 18th and sts
c. Everest Granger ID. D.. pastor, will preach at
II .. m. and p. ApfuopEiate music at each
service. Sunday school. 80 a. m. Prayer meeting.
O'Clock Thursday evening. Welcome.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

Attention will be directed in both
Christian Science churches tomorrow to
the subject of sin. disease. and death.
The line Of reasoning will be that these
are due to ignorance-ignorance of God.
This statement from the Psalms will be
quoted: Fools, because OF their trans
Eression, and because of their iniquities.
are afflicted. Then they cry unto the
Lord in their trouble. and He saveth
them out of their distresses. He sent His
word and healed them, and delivered
them from their distinctions" \ single
sentence. quoted from the textbook, will
II is said. give the teaching on the sub
ject in the words: Sin brought death
and death will disappear with the disap-
pearance of sim
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Famous Hymns Of the Church and the Works Of the Old
q, Composers and Of the Modern Writers to Be Pre-
sented by Augmented Church Chors
PRESBYTERIAN.
Church of the Covenant.

Afternoon at $50 o'clock the double
sextet. under the direction of Mr.. sydney
Lloyd Wrightson, with Mr. Harvey Muir
ray at the organ. will give its seventh
special musical service when the follow
ing numbers will be given: Organ pre-
lude. Easter Morning." CMallingl; Jesus
Christ Is Risen Today" CDavidicia); In
the Sepulchre in the Garden c'Glory Of
the Resurrection. (SprossD: "Hosanna.
the Rock Away" CWarrenD: My Hope
Is in the Everlasting Awake Thou
that Sleepest," Daughter of Jairus. -
(Stainer); incidental solo. by Mr.. Backing.
The Blessing OF the Death Of Christ.
(''Glory of the Resurrection'D (SprossJ
incidental solo, by Miss Hill. Lift Up
Your Heads" C'Messiah'D. CHandeD.
Evening at s o'clock. vested evening
choir of lOj voices, under the direction of
Mr.. sydney Lloyd WrightsOn, with Mr..
Harvey Murray at the organ, will give
its fifth special musical service. The fol-
lowing numbers will be given: Organ
prelude, "Allelulia." from "Filii." jDu-
boisD: The Day of Resurrection.
Csmaru: AS it Began to Dawn" Mar-
TIM: incidental solo. by Mrs. Gawler;
'AIleIuia: Alleluia: AIleluia." CPaIestrina);
The Trumpet Shall Sound from
f'Messiah'D. IHandeD. by Mr.. Tittmann:
"Infiammatus." from sta bat Mater,
CRossini; incidental solo. by Mrs. Gawler;
Christ. the Lord. Is Risen Again,
IArienD: Unfold Ye Portals Everlasting
from Redemption" GGounodJ; Halle
lujah Chorus from Messiah CHandep;
''SevenfOld Amen" IStainer,: organ post
Iude. "Hosannah." ,WaChsr.
At both evening and morning services
Rev. Charles Wood will preach. The
subject of the afternoon sermon is
Easter differences In the evening
Or. Wood will preach on The Inevitable
Resurrection"
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Elaborate Programs Of Sacred Music Prepared for the
Festival Services Tomorrow in the National
Capitals Places of Worship

Easter Day Washington offers music lovers, well the
worpper ample opportunity to hear rendered the best works
of well modern which will mark
the celebration the Easter festival by churches throughout the world
preparation of the musical parts of the services which will be
held tomorrow churches of Washington choirmasters and
directors ogansts and singers and special nstJumentasts
have cooperated numbers of exceptional quality These
various selections works of the old of music and
from the compositions of modern writers of music
Regular many churches have been augmented for Easter
a and oos reputation both vocal and instrumental will lend
their aid the presentation of the announced The
Washington Heralds Saturday page of Church News.
The following programs condensed om have been furnished
v the directors co and amply justify the expectations of music
lovers in the that Easter music in Washington will be of the
lii ndard.
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st. Agnes Chapel, q st. Between
North CAPITOL and First St. n. w.

At II a. m. the choir, accompanied by
organ and a string quartet composed OF
members of the United States Marine
Band. will render the following program:
Professional, Welcome Happy Morn
ing CCalkin): Christ Our Passover
CAnglican ChanO, Gloria Patri in F.
CTours). tie Deum in F. Danks). "Jubi-
late Deo'' (Anglican chant. sermon
hymn, The Strife Is Ger. the Battle
Won (Palestrina), offertory, They
Have Taken Away My Lord CStainer).
''Kyrie,'' "Sanctus'' and ''Benedictus" in
Z fiat HammondD, GLORIA in Excelsis"
(AngIican chanU. ''Nunc Dimittis in F.
(Tours), occasional, Jesus Christ Is
Risen Today dyra Davidica).
The quartet will play Gounod's I'm
fold Ye Portals" as a prelude, and the
postlude will be the Gloria" from Mo-
zart's twelfth mass. Il Know that My
Redeemer Liveth," from Handel's Mes
siah, will be played by the strings, ac-
companied by organ before the COM
munion.
The members of the choir are: So
pranos, Mesdames Randolph A. Menefee
and Frank Paul, Misses Helen Barclay.
Marion C. Barker. Bessie Campbell and
Ethel Ford; contraRos, Misses Dorothy
Wills and Margaret Wright: tenors. Rev.
Charles w. Whitmore, Elery Flester;
bassos, William Briscoe. Ormond Mil
ton. ]. W. Van Week, and Joseph B.
Yenney. Emil Henry Fischer, NJ. A, or
ganist and Choirmaster.
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Metropolitan VI. E. Church.

AT IL a. Morgan prelude. "Festal
March" (Brooks): opening anthem, The
Strife Is Ger CMendelssohn): anthem,
Christ Our Passover (ShiIling): offer
tory solo, The Lord Is Risen" (Sulli-
van): organ postlude. Morning Song
CMendeD.
At S p. Morgan prelude. Chant de
Noel" .CWelyl; anthem. I'm the End Of
the Sabbath" (MacFarlanD; offertory
anthem, "Hark, Hark My Soul (Shel-
ley): organ postlude. Gloria" from Mo-
zart's fourth mass.
Choir-Mrs. Melvin. soprano; Miss Lar
ner. contraIto: Mr.. Butterworth, tenor;
Mr.. Gorbach. base; Mrs. Rummel, or
ganist.
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lexington Church.

At II a m.-Anthem. Rejoice the Lord
Is Risen (HalD: quartet. sweet the
Moments ODOniZettD: tenor solo. 20
Light that Breaks from Yonder Tomb"
(Dressler), Mr.. Charles r. Bartlett; eu-
phonium solo. simple Aveu" CThOmel.
Mr.. Percy Button.
At p. m. the choir will sing Lowdens'
cantata. Everlasting Life The incl
dental solos will be sung as follows:
Soprano. Miss Rose II. Bigelow and Miss
Clara kemOn: alto. Miss Marie Cisco;
tenor. Mr.. Charles r. Bartlett; bass. Mr..
NJ s. Wright: mixed quartet. Miss Bige-
low. Miss Cisco. Mr. Bartlett, and Mr.
Lewis: male quartet, Mr.. Bartlett. Mr..
Morgan. Mr.. Lewis. and Mr.. Wright:
female chorus, Miss Bigelow. Miss Saw
yer. Miss Kemon, Miss Linton. Miss
Cisco. Miss Nichols. Miss Boyd. and Mrs.
Quigley: Harry C. kimball. Organist and
director; violin. Miss Ruth Bronson.
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UNVERSALIST.

Rev. John Van Schaick, jr., will take
as his topic next Sunday morning the
words of Jesus. Except a corn OF wheat
fall into the earth and die, it abideth
alone. but if 1t die it bringeth forth much
fruit" The Sunday school will have ar
Easter service at 9:45 a. m. The only
UnivcrsaIist church in Washington Is the
Church of Our Father, Thirteenth and
l. streets northwest.
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Emmanuel Church. sixteenth and
Columbia Road Northwest.

The church quartet. Mrs. Ruth w.
Simpson. Mrs. r. Coberly- Mr.. r Coberly.
Mr.. Wooden. assisted by Mrs. James
Kerr, Mrs. Albert l. johnson. and Mr..
Russell MCGEE.
At II a m. Unfold Ye Portals Ever
lasting Redemption AS il Began tC
Dawn CShelby): soprano solo, Hosanna
Jules Granier); Mary Magdalin' War
ren).
Ats M. Easter anthem-TenOr solo
by Mr.. MCGEE, open the Gates OF the
Temple"
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ST. stephens Church, Fourteenth
and CoIumbIa Road.

At II a. m.-Holy communion; organ
prelude. "Pastorale. in E." Edwin H.
LemareD; professional hymn, Welcome.
Happy Morning." (Sullivan); introit an
them. They Have Taken Away My
Lord CStainer), communion service in
G, CGounodD; hymn before sermon, Jesus
Christ Is Risen Today" CWargan): Jesus
tory anthem, Behold. Ye Despisers, ''
CH. w. Parker: sanctus from Gounod' S
"Messe SoIennelle," communion service:
"Sevenfold Amen After the Prayer of
Conservation (Stainer): Gloria in Ex-
celsis," to old chant; BELL Amen After
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. Co
Iumbia Road and Euclid st. Services: Sunday
II a. m. and s p.
Subject: ARE SIN. DISEASE, AND DEATH
REAL
Sunday school. II a. m "wednesday evening
meeting. Q p m. Public cordially invited Read
ing Room and Loan Library. sol Colorado Bldg
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST
Union Blds. q st-. between 9Th and 'th SIS. n"
Services Sunday, II a m. and 2. m
Subject: ARE Sin. DISEASE. AND DEATH
REALy"
Sunday school. II a. m. "wednesday evenini
meeting. o'ciocx. Public c1rdIally invited. Read
ing Room and Loan Library. COL Colorado Bldg
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Vermont Avenue Church.

The offertory solo. "Hosanna," by Gran
ier. will be sung by Miss Rails. soprano:
anthem. triumphant Strains Arise"
CChipman) and anthem. Welcome Happy
Morning (BracketD, will be rendered
by the quartet which consists Of Miss
Grace Rials. soprano: Miss Harriet Shaw,
contralto: Mr.. D. G. Angevine. tenor.
and Mr.. ]. l. Walker. bass. At the
evening service. at o'clock, a sacred
cantata, "O'er Death Triumphant" adam
GiebeD, will be given.
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DISCIPLE.
whitney Avenue Church, Park
Road. Near Georgia Avenue.

whitney Avenue Church, Park
Road. Near Georgia Avenue.
At II a. M, anthem. Jesus Christ Is
Risen Today U.orenz): prayer response,
THE Prayer of Striving Souls" CCres-
weld; anthem. Now Is Christ Risen"
(HeyseD.
At 8 p. m. anthem, The Lord Is
King Pittman); prayer response. The
Lords Prayer DorenzJ: anthem,
Christ, Our Passover wilkinson; an
them. Sing to God a Hymn OF Praise"
(Feavis).
The choir members are: Sopranos. Miss
Mary E. Parsons. Mrs. c. w Bridwell,
and Mrs. Bessie McJiIton Fischer; altos,
Miss Flora Z. Briggs, Mrs. Z. NJ. Gath
right, and Mrs. Maud Deggs; tenors,
Messrs. c. w. Bridwell and A. T. Ogden:
basses. Messrs. A. F. Shambaugh and
Emory Long. Mrs. Don c. johnson Is
the organist
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Ninth Street Christian Church.

At II a. m.-ChoIr anthems. Awake.
Glad Soul, Awake, Awake" Brown;
Who Will Roll Us Away the Stone"
CSpence): soprano solo, Christ Is Risen
Today" (BischoffJ. Mrs. r. w. Isdell.
At s a m.-Choir anthems, Glorious
Name of Jesus CGeibeD; 20. King I'm
mortal (BracketD: soprano solo. In
the Land OF Fadeless Day" Danks). Mrs.
Robert T. Young, soprano.
The anthems will be sung by the
church choir. with Incidental solos by
Mrs. J. W. Gibson. Mr.. Ralph Cady, and
Mr.. Wheeler A. Wilson. and violin obll-
cato by Mr.. Walter Selber. Joseph Har-
rison, organist and choir director.
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the Benediction." Gearne); "Nunc Dr.
mittis," in y fiat, &C. Vfljers Stanford !:
recessionaI hymn. Christ, the Lord, Is
Hallelujah chorus. (Beethoven).
At p. Morgan prelude. ''Medita-
tion, - Homer w. BARTLETT: professional
hymn. Come Ye Faithful. Raise the
Strain,T (SuIlivan; "Magnificat and
Nunc DImittis," in ID, CBerthold Tours) /;
hymn before sermon, THE Strife is
Ger" (Palestrina): offertory anthem. "As
It Began to Dawn" Martini; benediction
hymn, Now the Day is Over" (Barnby);
"Sevenfold Amen After the Benediction.' -
CStainer); recessional hymn, AT the
Lambs High Feast We Sing" (Elvey);
organ postIude, Largo" (HandeD.
Christ Church, Thirty-frst and o
Streets.
At II a. m.-The choir. under the d.
Christ. Our Passover (SheppardD; ''Te
Deum," B minor. CBuck); God Hath
Appointed a Day" CTours); 'Kyrie''
CTourS: ''Sanctus'' (staincr); Gloria
Tibr' CPaxton).
Church of the Advent.
On Easter Day the choir. under the
leadership of w. L. Herring, OrSanist
and choirmaster. will render a full choral
service. with elaborate music, including
q Te sDeum by Krotzchmar. a Jubilate
by Corbin. two beautiful anthems by
Hall and Williams. besides a number Of
the old and favored Easter hymns
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CONGREGATIONAL.
Ingram Memorial Church.

At II a. M. prelude. Spring Song
CHollinsD: cantats. Light Out Of Dark
ness" (GeibeD, Ingram Church choir;
ofrertory. "Andante, Sixth Sonata" Men
delssohnD: postlude. Grand Chorus
(Duboisl
At ) p. m..-Prelude and fugue in G
Minor Bach; chorus. ''On that First
Easter Morn" (Spence); offertory, open
the Gates OF the Temple" MRS. Knop),
by Mrs. Marie Smith; barytone solo,
Christ Is Risen Today" CWargan); offer
Preston: illustrated lecture on The
Passion Play" by the pastor. Rev. J. W
FrizzelI: postlude. War March OF the
Priests" (Mendelssohn).
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Foundry Church.

Rev. W. r. Wedderspoon. ID. D.. will
preach tomorrow morning on the theme
He Is Risen" and in the evening The
Crowning of the King" The program of
Easter music by the choirs Is as follows:
At IL a. m. anthem. 'As 1t Began TO
Dawn VincenO; tenor solo, My Hope
Is in the Everlasting" from Daughter
Of Jirus'' CStainer). with violin obligato
by Mr.. Anton Kaspar.
At S p. m. chorus. Christ, Our Pass
over" CSchilling); anthem, "Hosanna'
CGrainer).
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Church OF the Advent.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
st. Patrick's Church, Tenth and G
streets.

Easter Sunday will be observed at st.
Patrick's with masses at every hour from
Z to IL o'clock a. m. The last mass will
be a solemn high mass sung by the Rev.
John NJ. Mcnamara. assisted by two
priests from Holy Cross College. Brook
land. ID. c. The sermon on The Resur-
rection' will be preached by the Right
Rev. Mgr. William T. Russell. d. d. The
Most Rev. Archbishop John Bonzano.
the papal delegate, will assist in cope and
mitre.
An elaborate musical program will be
rendered by the Sanctuary Choir. under
the direction of Mr.. r. Mills Silby. and
the mixed choir under Miss Jennie Glen
nan. assisted by a full orchestra. The
Easter music will be as follows: Process
sional "Laudate Dominum (Gounod).
Mixed Choir; "Introitus" CGregorian).
Sanctuary Choir: 'Kyric" and Gloria"
CHaydn lid, Mixed Choir; Graduate"
(Falsi Bordone), Sanctuary Choir: ALE
lula" CGregorian). Sanctuary Choir: "Veni
Creator (Strassburg), Sanctuary Choir;
''Credo" CBlaIrG. Sanctuary Choir: Offer
tory" 0Gregorian). Sanctuary Choir: Of
fertory motet. Regina Coeli'' (SchmolD.
both choirs; "Sanctus. Benedictus and
"Communion" (Gregorian), Sanctuary
Cmo!T. Holy God" by the congregation.
and the occasional. "Laudate" CGounod),
by the Mixed Choir.
At the evening devotions Mgr Russell
will again preach and conduct the serv-
ices for the League of the Good Shep-
| herd, which will conclude with benedic-
ton of the blessed sacrament
Tickets of admission will not be neces-
sary for high mass at St Patrick's on
Easter.
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Trinity VI. Z. Church.

At II a. Morgan prelude. Second
Sonata Mendelssohn: violin solo, ''0svs-
tina" (CarI Bohm): chorus. He is Risen"
Gansing). with incidental solos by Miss
Christobel Sawin and Miss Flora Briggs;
soprano solo. Resurrection CHolden).
At S. p. m.-orsRn prelude. 'Andante
Cantabile" CWidore chorus. "Hosanna"
Jules GranierD: violin solo, prelude,
'Sicilianna" MascagnD: barytone solo:
duet for two sopranos. Il Waited for the
Lord CMendelssohm: organist. Miss
Helen Burkart: violinist, Mr.. William
Hill: director. Mrs Duncan L. Richmond.
The choir will be assisted by Mrs. Helen
Donohoe De Yo. soprano soloist of St.
Margarets Church, and Mr.. J. Harris
Franklin, barytone.
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Fourth Church. Thirteenth and
Fnirmont.

At II a m-''Sing Praise to God
CReinhardI. organ ofrertory in Lem
mensD, soprano solo, Il Know That My
Redeemer Liveth." Messiah" tHandeD.
Miss Christine NJ. Church; "Alleluia
CAshford), organ.
At s p. m.-'Cnfold. Ie Portals
CGounoO. organ: Gloria tMozarp'
choir; offertory (Guilmant, organ: with
Verdure Clad" Creation" CHaydm. by
Miss Church: cantata Death and Life
CHarry Rowe Shelley; postlude from
Redemption CGounod). organ Solo parts
will be sustained by Mrs. J. w. Mil
burn. Mrs. Edith Y. johnson, Mr.. II. l.
Smith, and Mr.. James E. MacElwee.
The choir is under the direction Of Miss
Christine NJ. Church. with Miss Mabel
Martin Dill at the organ.
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BAPTIST.

TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. 10th and sts
Dr. J. J. Muir. pastor. Easter ser,ices: II a N:
and 7:i5 p. m. Special music Bible school, 80
a. m, J. T. Cum. superintendent. c. z. I =. m
GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH. 9Th and n sts Sc
The Berge Sisters. singing evangelists. last day.
Three servses-at II. }. and IS. Baptismsl service
at ) Pastor F. ". johnson breaches.
E Hez Sven tells: "A Bright Saving From VIM.
Jennings Bryan" p. m. Svem's Songs. II a. m,
''Hsppiness in Christ" Centennial Bart. Ch. sth
4 Eve SITS. n. Z.
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fiat CGounod) :, recessional hymn. Jesus
Lives (GauntletD.
At S p. m.-Processional hymns; Christ
is Risen (Suilivan); Jesus Christ is
Risen Gyra Davidica); Gloria in A
CElYey): Gloria in Excelsis," in g (Old
Chant: ''Nunc Dimittis," festival in u
fiat CGounodD: "Hark! Angelic Voices
Sounding Dykes: The Hope of the
Resurrection" CMarzo); Come Ye Faith
fur' CSullivan): The Strife Is Ger
(Steane); Lord Keep Us Safe this Night
CSteane): recessional hymn, Jesus Lives
CGauntletp: Bell Amen" CTeanreJ.
Vestal choir of forty voices under the
direction of Albert w. Harmed. organist
and choirmaster; soloists, Miss Rets
Jaeger. Miss Anna Clokey, and Miss
Corinne Lockett. sopranos; Miss Jessie
Masters and Miss Janet Neetze, altos;
Mr.. Taylor Chewing and Calvert Bowie,
tenors; Mr.. 4. n. Gardner and Goodwin
Williams, BASES.