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He-Are you still talking about
that?
She-I can very well understand
why you don't wan to talk about 1T.
He-Why? What do you suspect?
She-Well, wasn't 1t 1 O'Clock?
He-I don't think SO. ] came home
on the car.
She-The last car?
He-well. l didn't wait to see If
any more came along.
She-Oh, you didn't?
He-No, ma'am.
run?
He-I don't know; but you can find
out at the general offices.
She-Oh. | can. can /?
He-Yes, ma'am.
She-Do your lodge meetings last
until midnight?
He--Not very often.
She-Then Sou were not at the
lodge meeting all the time?
He-I was there all Of the time
there was any meeting going on. |
had to leave after the meeting ad-
journed. because the man wanted to
lock up the place.
She-Oh, you did, did you?
He-Yes, ma'am. viii you have
another piece of bacon?
She-Where was he meeting held?
IIe-Mason!c Temple.
She-And it took YOU until | o'c,ock
to get from the Masonic Tempt NJ
to the house here?
IIe-Did it?
She-How long does il take to come
home on the car?
He-What is that-a 20 lundrum"
She-The meeting c uldn't havc
lasted later han IL o'clock.
He-You're talking about the lodg,
meeting now?
She-I most certainly am. You
must have gone somewhere after the
meeting.
He-I always 60 somewhere after
every lodge meeting. l have to.
She-Iou don't come home. evil
IDENTIFY.
He-Wh N, after The lodge meeting?
That's wlen | always come home
after the meeting. You d mt expect
me to come home before the meeting.
d. you, dear?
She-I must a hat / don't see
anything to laugh at.
He-Don't you? Well I enjoy this.
She'd like to know how o put
in your time lite at night downtown.
Hc-Well, III tell you what ] did
last n ght If you promise o TO tell
any me.
She-Yes, I dare say you will tell
me.
IL v~lg. l.. ,.ya1aptta .. on,
rohbing a house.
Sh,-Humph, I suppose you think
that's funny.
He-Well. | don't know what else to
tell you. II said that I'd been
out visiting disreputable saloons ard
drinking rum I know you wouldn't
believe that.
She-I don't know of any. place
downtown that could lie visited. with
pr"prieiy. at midnight.
He-Have you made a pretty thor
ough study of night resorts. my i ar?
SLe-I dare say | don't know as
much about them as you do. | think
it's shameful for a man who processes
to be a church member.
He-You think what's shameful,
pet?
She-Tt's not necessary to 60 into
details in the presence Of the children.
He-Details OF what? What in the
world are you talking about?
She-I cannot understand how YOU
put in your time at such an hour of
the night.
He-You can't understand it?
She-No. sir, | cannot.
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The New Manicure Met iod

FrOf ThrO Miller NOn-|u|
u Is safe amt comfortable.
knives or acids. Prot, Miller
sets and Requisites are sold h\
partment stores and druggists .
Set, a complete pocket equlplu a.
attractive ease, VIII he sent pos'l
write for Treatise m SAM .
MILLER MFG 90, Edison e."
y \ CITY
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OF DOC HORNE OF THE ALFALFA HOTEL AND
HIS BEING A TALE OF HOME LIFE

I've handled most Of his business for
two or three years. and I've just writ
ten policies to cover the new build
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AIDE TELLS
ny ABE.

I UNE had come, month Of roses
and marriages.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04

ment celebrated his fifty-third birthday
BY giving a luncheon to the other meme
hers OF the cabinet. The president wrote
Mr. Wilson congratulatory letter.
George steel, discharged from a log
ging camp IN Lewis county, WASHINGTON.
several days ago, returned, shot and
killed the foreman Joseph Stertz, and
two other employees, fatally wounded a
fourth and then dived into the woods
where he killed himself. He is believed
20 have been insane
When Secretary Garrison's views wore
sought on the subject OF prohibition in
the army, he said he was so busy
planning reorganization OF the coun-
try's military defenders that he had not
even considered what he would prohibit
when he brought the army up to what he
thought It's proper siHe. To introduce a
dry order into the army regulations At
present. Mr.. Garrison said, would be
like taking a bottle from a baby"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04
INJURY TO MRS. KINSEY
LIKELY 10 PROVE SERIOUS

Injuries sustained by Mrs. William Kin
sey. 4617 Cunning street. when she was
struck by an automobile Thursday even
ing on her way to church services at st.
Barnabas church. may result in her be-
ing an invalid for lie. Ligaments were
torn from the spine. The identity Of the
driver. who caused the accident has not
been fully established.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04
PERSONAL

THE salvation Army Industrial home 500
llcits your ole clothing, furniture. maya
zines. we collect. We distribute. Phone
Douglas tlS and our wagon will call. Call
and inspect our new home. ul0-l1l2-illi
DodEa ST
YOUNG women coming TO Omaha as
strangers arc invited to visit the Young
Women's Christian associ .tion building at
nth ST. and ST. MRry'e Ave, where they
will be directed TO suitable boarding places
or otherwise assisted. Look for our traV-
SlerB aid at the Union station.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04
DAVID STARKEY C0NFESSES
KILLING WlEE AND BABY

OTTAWA H.. April S,=David starkcy
according TO Sheriff Davis. has confesse
that he started the tire which last sat
urday destroyed his house and burned
his wife and baby TO death. starkey is
said to have attacked his wife before
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04
Culls from the Wire

Vice President and Mrs. Marshall left
Los Angeles for Phoenix. Ariz, whence
they win go 70 Scottsdale Go visit Mrs.
Marshall's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Kimsey.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04

ORNAMENTAL trees. fruit hedge, plants.
sales ground, 61st & Riggs Benson.
Omaha sales ground, 2ith and Cunning.
Benson-omaho Nursery, Benson 6Si.
NJ. p. BYRD NURSERY co
Bargain prices at our old location, nth
end Dodge. Phones; u. ti9S and Web, tl6l.
]. WESTROM NURSERY CO.. at our
old location. A choice and complete
line Of nursery stock We can save you
agents commission. 0th and Harvey
CHOICE. complete line OF shrubs. ever
greens, ornamental and fruit trees; save
agents commission. j. Westrom Nursery
Co, at old location. 20 and Harvey SITS.
900 DUNLAP strawberry plants, 81; 1000
-; postpaid. w. G. Hebdon. Blair. Neb
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04

HOUSEKEEPERS dread washing win
cleans and polishes them. No water,
oils powders or muss Saves hands and
time. Light to carry. Don't accept an
agency without getting our big offer and
free sample, White-Crow Co., 1913 Howard
Bldg. ST. Louis, Mo-
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04

SALESMEN--Sid line, introducing mate
trades; quality OF product youched for by
worlds leading chemists and food spe-
ciallsts; exclusive territory; send &c coin
or stamps for large sample and full par
. porter. Ism. Pearl ST.. Boston, Mass. %
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04

WANTED--Salesman, experienced in any
line, to sell general trade In small coun-
try towns of Nebraska: unexcelled spe-
cialty proposition commission, 80 per
cent $35 weekly for expense Crown Cider
Co. 20 s. Commercial ST.. st. Louis, Mo.
Dept u. %
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04

EALESMDN-Whole time or side line. 10
minutes time pays you SO; pocket
ritory covered Elwood- Mfg. Co, Inc,
Ills Michigan Ave, Chicago
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04

SALESMAN wanted to sell a line of
mems neckwear on commission in Iowa
and Nebraska; must have experience on
ences from former employers. Address
Kaiser & Co., 343 Broadway. New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04

OLD and well established manufacturing
concern requires services of bright ag-
gressive. well appearing young man as
travelling sales representatives; one with
you Adesire connections with a reliable
concern with excellent opportunities fon
advancement. reply, giving age and ex-
perience, to Y 451, Bee
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04

REPRESENTATIVE wanted exclusive
| territory. New invention guaranteed by
reputable corporation; saving 70 per cent
to gasoline users or money refunded. Au-
tomobile, motorboat. stationary engine
owners buy at first Offering Territory
going quickly. GAS-SAVER y SALES
COMPANY, 1890 Broadway, New York;
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04
ATTENTION. sALEsMEN

We want i've Representatives 10 sell a
popular electrical nece ssity: retails for 81:
sells on 6ignt 10 homes and offices; 100
cent to sub-agents: very little capital re-
ouired; write ats once for particulars:
haven't time TO talk 20 any but energetic
hustlers. Wallace Novelty Co. p East
0st st. New York. %
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04

IAGENTS-Make big money and become
sales manager for our goods. Fast OF
flee seller: fine profits. Particulars and
sample free. ONE DIP PEN CO., $40
Daily Record. Baltimore. Md
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IepfesehIatlVe m
In one. Sells at sight to farmers, team
sters, contractors. etc. Weight "a pounds
Lifts tons, hoists. stretches wire. pulls
posts. MANY other uses Free sample to
active agents Easy work. Big profits
One agents profit 1850 in one day. An
tother 1000 In December. 1914 We start
you. Write today for big color plate
Quick action secures exclusive sale. HAEe-
RAH MFG. CO.. Box H-2o. Bloomfield.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04

AGENTS Write quick for free sample
Mexican Resurrection plant Lightning
ing like IT, Lester Co., Box 90, Mesilla
Park, N M
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04

WANTED-Men to travel the rurai
routes. Must be well recommended and
be a fairly good talker. we pay ,pis
dress e1ving references 1. Il. Seymour
Gen. Mgr, simmons Publishing Com
many Springfield, o.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04

WANTED Statesmen. calling on carpet.
furniture and general stores, TO carry
good side line on commission. Pocket
samples furnished. McHenry- Millhouse
Mfg. Co.. South Bend. Ind. %
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04
MEDICAL

RunfuY.o Cured In a few days without
NuptuiS pain Call or write DR. Wray.
e06 bee Bids. Omaha Established iS94.-o
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04
HELP wANTED-MALE
Clerical and office.
RESULT GETTING
SAI.ESNLlN

Men who can show their employer or
GERS are in greater demand today than
ever
There are hundreds Of men who think
tney are statesmen, but when Il comes
70 showing results, they arc not able
TO make their employers think So
II you are a result-getting salesman, It
makes no difference what your tine is
we want to hear from YOU as we have
more calls than we can fill for produc-
; Ing statesmen.
MID WEST BONDING co.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04
LOST AND FOUND
NAIL ORDER BUSINESS

SAVE -, 70 10 per cent on furniture by
trading with General Mercantile Co,
OmahR's Great Mail Order House, lib s.
9Th st.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-04

WANTED-At once, young mon TOT ~ ~.
tomobile business. Big pay we ni IN,
lis after we secure you position. Century
Automobile Institute, Los Angeles Gal
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-04

the War 80 ChriStien Rueeess." At 3
there, Will be. a meeting for the children.
ALI juniors" are mvltsu, FRIENDS and
strangers will be cordially welcomed to
any or all OF these services, Albert N.
Porter, pastor,
7 Letter Memorial Methodist, Fifteenth
and Madison. j, w, Henderson, Minister
Sunday is the Lost day OF the contest
In the Sunday school. II you want TO
get In q guess, you better be there at 10
~ the morning. B'pr this preaching hour
the choir Will render Honas very special
muaae. Cone and let W. worship together
thia EasteT-ttde. Special Easter SERMON
In the morning.. and then the third Of the
series on the amusement question for the
eveninB service, The always Welcome
church,
First prssbyterisn, Twsnty-third and
I, A9t. r. y. Wheeler, -. D., Pastor>-
Morning service at 10.60 Easter nausic:
ETelude-9astor Morning .n,.n..s Mailing
Anthem-Ap It Began 70 Dawn. Foster
Anthcm--The Day OF Resurrection,
soprano soiOeBs Gomicrtsd. xs Se that
oe5H 30 IN q lh1she.
Anthem-Lights Differing Morn. Parker
Foguude-Alleluia Loret
Mics Laura Petersen, soloist; ID. KEN
rector. eIfI4 =
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-04
Sessions Resumed
At Bellevue Monday

The Easter vacation with come I'd an end
Monday evening. Most Of the members Of
the faculty have remained on the hill, ex-
oept Miss Lueiia Carter. professor Of Ger
man. who has been visiting her cousin
Mics Olive oAss ut Piattsmouth, and Miss
Sarah Bailey, professor OF domestic sci
enoe, who mas spent tho week with her
brother. who has charge OF the pastorate
at Carson. IA.
Prof. Ndwin I. Pulls OF the department
Of exDrossion, spoke at the fslattamouth
gIigh school last "Wednesday morning on
"Hducation and Efnelcncy." he also
gave several readings before the English
classes and attended dinner at the Hotel
Riley IN hts honor. given BY Miss Carter
OF tho department uf German at Bellevue.
Pref w. 70. Niohol. acting president Of
the college, viii, address the Council
Bluffs Presbytsry the evening OF April Is
on "sduratien a. a Life Asset.'. Miss
Anne MarEAfst johnston OF Council
Bluffs and Of The cfass OF Is at Bellevue.
will sivo uouo reRdinga, and MARGARET
piddook Of The froahsnan class, WIN sing.
E W. b.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-04
Easy to Darker
Your Gray Hair
Try Thisi Mix Sage Tea and sulphur
and Brush 1t Through Your Hair,
Taking One strand Mt Time.

When you darken your hair with Sage
Tea and Sulphur, no one can tel. be-
cause it's done so naturally. 50 evenly
Preparing this mixture. though, at home
u mussy and troublesome. For 80 cents
you can buy at ANY drug store the ready
to-uss tonic called "wyeth's Sage and
sulphur Compound " You just damien
y sponge or soft brush. with It and draw
this through your hair. taking one small
strand at q time. BY morning all gray
hair disappears. and, after another APP
pliction or two, your hair becomes beau
TRULY darkened. gIossy and iuxuriant
You win also discover dandrsff IL gone
ana hair has stopped falling
Gray. faded hair though no disgrace.
n a align of old ase. ana as We AL de-
sire q youthful and attractive appear
anoe, get busy at once with wyeth's saGe
and sulphur ana look years younEer.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-04
Trimble Bros. Add
to Their Building

BY taking over the adjoining building
TO tho north Of their establishment,
Trimble Bros. commission merchants.
have just doubled their floor space The
addition is a five-story building. the
same height as the main building. and
the total floor space now occupied is
some 10000 square feet New offices and
new furnishings have been installed in
both the main building and the addition
The improvements were necessltated by
the steadily increasing business of the
firm. which found itself handicapped by
lack of floor space. With the addition.
however. it Is expected that the faeili-
ties will be sufficient to handle the busi-
ness for a few more years at least be-
fore larger quarters must be obtained
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-04

Miss Diddock is granddaughter Of Io-
gan Fontenelie.
Z Anne NJ. Johnston, 16 has succeeded
Miss Veroaua Petty Of the Boyd randeis
School OF Expression as teacher Of ex-
preston and elocution at the PapilIion
High school.
Vice President baskerville Wednesday
morning ordered the 10000 brick neces-
sary 20 finish the gymnasium. John
Harte Of Omaha, who was awarded the
contact last Tuesday, expects TO start
work as soon as the brick arrive In Belle
vue
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-04
Many Lot Sales Are
Reported in Dundee

George & Company report the follow
ing sales in Dundee and Happy Hollow
within the last few weeks:
r. L. Hyde. who has the erection Of a
house well under way; A. B. Anderson.
now erecting handsome brick home; J.
e. Rogers, who hasa house well under
way: J. s. Palmer, who will begin the
erection of q residence at onos; Anna
sistek, A. j. slstek. who is planning a
home which he expects to erect early in
the summer; Ernest II. Hoel win erect
very attractive brick house this sum-
mer; b. d. Sherwood. who, viii erect a
very handsome brick residence this
spring; Lee Huff, who viii erect an at
tractive reAiience OF stucco; James A.
Griffith has lot at the head of Capitol
avenue; at 1903 Leavenworth street, an
attractive new home has been sold to
c. NJ Plummer and 1905 Leavenworth
street has been sold to Charles Gunther.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-04
Chicnro yea. start Nortt.

SHREVEPORT, La, April S-The
Chicago Federal league club after spend
ing four weeks In training In this city,
left today for Chicago. The s1uad will
stop en- route for exhibition games at
Marshall. Tex.. TeXarkan9 and Fort
Smith. Ark. and Danville. Ill.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-04
south Omaha Church Notes.


All local churches. Catholic and Prot
estant, are preparing to wind up the
Lenton period with tpeeial Easter day
programs.
Hillsdaie Baptist Church, Forty-third
and I-Blbie school at 2:3o. In the even
ing Rev George MacDougal win preach
the sermon PIT 7;So Subject. The Resur-
rection."
FIRST Baptist church, rwenty-eifth ana
II, Rev. William r. HIN. Pastor-Preach
ing blythe pastor At II and T:So. Special
Easter music Nat both services. Baptis-
NAL services al noon. Young people =
meeting at 6;Sos Sunday school at s,B.
st. Martins Church, rwenty-fourth
and J. Rev. John Wallis OIL Rector.
Holy Eucharist. T:sO and II. Mathis. 10
Chihdren's service and holy baptism ct
$50 Evening prayer at 1:O. Monday
and Tuesday, celebrations OF Holy Eu-
oharist. 1880 Strangers always Welcome
ST Luke's Lutheran Church. Twenty
sunday school al s:s5. Morning service AZ
n. subject. THE Finished redemption =
The holy communion viii be celebrated
az this service. In the ev6oing az the
church choir Will render a sacred can
tatas
First Methodist lspiseOPsl Church
patrick, Pastor-Easter Observance morn
OF Resurrection" special music by the
choir sunday school az s;G. Junior
league NJ 2:0 Epworth league at e:so
South Omaha United Presbyterian
Church. Twenty-third ana H-PreachinG
Christian union II $50. su65eSt OF fhs
morning sermon, '.rhe Reaurrection.
Evening subject, -slind 'AaEtAnsuA o
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-04

Apartments. flats, houses and cottages
can be rented quickly and cheaply by 4
Bee For Rent Ad.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-04

Spring Coughs and Colds Dangerous.
Don't run the risk. Get a 600 bottle Of
DR.. Kings New Discovery now. The
first dose helps you. All druggists. AAd-
vertisemcnt.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-04

Special Easter service at the Church OF
the Good Shepherd. Twentieth and Ohio
streets, at 1920 O'Clock. as follows:
Proccnsionai--Jesus Christ IL Risen
Christ Qua Passover ........... .SchiilIng
IiOIih '...'..'..,.. -. .SchilhnR
Hymn-The Strife 10 Der. the Battle
won s....ss...t4-.s...s.......
Communion service In G......,... Clemson
Hymn-Angcls Roll the Rock Away.
|offertory Anthem-He Is Not Here,
Tie Ia Risen. ..s..t.,................ Read
Communion Hymn--My God. and Is
Reoessio iSP thS High Fcss. We
sing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Organ--Grand Chorus. ,........... Guilmant
Carol MARRIOTT. organlst and director
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-04
SING GLAD SONGS OF EASTER
Special Programs Of Easter Music
viii Mark Passing of Forty
Days Of Lent.
10 DECORATE THE CHURCHES

Services today in tho various churches
win mark the passing OF the Lenten sea-
con Ministers win tell OF the risen Lord
end choirs viii sihg praises. The special
sermons and musical programs arranged
VIII be fitting elimination Of the forty
days OF fasting. II viii be a day Of
feasting Of the soul, an occasion when
she hearts OF men and women and even
little children will be filled with tho Joys
o. Eastertidc.
Special efforts have been made TO have
sl1s morning services interesting. Choirs
have been prscticing for weeks on can
tatas and other special music. The
CHURCHES win be decorated with flowers
end sbns birds VIII be used in some In
stances 10 give expression 10 the occasion
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-04
Morinh BnntInt.


Ne Hforiah. Twenty-sixth and Seward
Rev. w. y. DeC1aybrook. d. D., Pastor
preaching at II a. M, sunday school at
d N. At 7;45 p. m. the following program
win be rendered:
SONG. coneregation......
f................."All Hail the Power
Invocation.
sohk. ''The Lord is My Shepherd.
Chplr.
9cripturs reading.
Solo, The Door OF Hope" ...............
Miss Bryant Taylor.
Children's exercises.
Sohg, Prince OF Peace. .s.......
Choir.
Recital 1.-THE Resurrection
Duct and chorus, Wings OF a Dove
Miss Viola Hibbeler and Mrs.
t G. w. Fields.
Paper. THE Ascension" by W. l.. An-
doreon, superintendent Of Sunday school.
solo ana chorus, ''The Resurrection
Mrs. r. NJ Buford
Instrumental solo. Miss Viola dibbier.
Solo. ''.The Song of the Soul" ....,....,.
Mr.. James Hill
song by choir.
benediction.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-04

Jewell. mezzo soprano sOloist; Ellsworth
Pryor, tenor soloist.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-04

MORNING AT H.
Anthem-Now Ia Christ Risen.. Gabriel
Choir.
Solo-The King Of Glory
Miss Myrtle q. custer
Sermon BY, Pastor-Sub1ect. Easter
0iooneAs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Evening at 100
Authenticated Arose. .............. Lowry
Choir.
Mixed Observation-Disclosures. What a
Afiss H. Bliss
Mowthrop and Knudsen.
r. q. Crossley
Offertory Duet-rhe Palm Branches.
- Messrs Parton aud Crossley.
Male Quartet--Whi HOPE. CIV
Messrs. Mowthrop Custer, Crossiey
and Knudsen
Anthem-Jesua Lives. Moyris
BRIEF sermon by the Pastor-Subject.
Does Death End Alp.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-04

IWouty-bAtn ana 1arueNt Nhafleb ~
Cobbey. pastor:
MORNING.
ofgan-The Darkness and ResurTec-
ton ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. kfounod
Eaatsr Carol-The Earth Hath Doomed
= Her Garments Green. ......... :, Shelley
Mrs. Icken, Mr.. Rensch and Choir.
Hymn--Christ. the Lord. ID Risen
offeftory-Easter Morning ....... .Mailipg
Antnem--Alleluia ...........s..s....B rnckctt
Solo. Mrs. q. w. Icken. y
Hynn-I Know that NY Redeemer
Postiude-Festival March, .............Be Best
Joseph burger.
EVENING4-f.20
Xesper Service, 7.lb-
{al Ooigotha ........................M Mailing
90 My God. Why Hast Thou For
Hgmn-Golden Harps Are Sounding.
Offertory--Dawn at the Sepulcher....
t-......ss.s..s....s,...... .s... 0ounou
Cantata--Denth md Llfe...H. r. Shelley
Choir. soloists and Organ.
Soloieta Soprano. Mrs. q. w. Icken;
contfnlfo. Mrs. A. A. Heath: tenor, J. 4.
Knieht; baritone, Carl Rensch.
Oreanist and director, Mrs K. H.
A@N'asAA>N@s
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-04
ImmanaeI Lutheran.
MORNING.


MORNING.
PRELUDE IN De-; -. ....,.v........: Merkel
Introit--o. Death Where IL Thy stingg
Anthem-The Lord Is Risen. Bonecio
sermon .............:......,....., ..-."..-.
Rev. Adolph HUT
Authenticity Have Taken My Lord
offertory-Easter Morn (Medlfation)..
...s........ ..,.........Jonn -. west
Postlude-Easter Day .........O Otto Mailing
EVENING.
Introit-. Alleluia, the Lord Has Risen
Anthem-our Paschai Lamb Is for Us
SIAN ,............,.. 49, =. ,,...'.'.'H oss
Anthem-Hallelujah, Song of Triumph
ifahtor qtlroD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
OfIeftory-Peace ....,...........,.. :. Mallery
Anthem--aeeua Lives. ,.........,..G auntlett
Nunc Dsmittis. ..................,........
Postlude-March Celebre. Franz Lachner
Adolph HUT pastor; Ruth Gustafson,
organist: Bernard Il. Johnston. choir
master,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-04
st. PhIIIp the pen.en.

Church Of 81 Philip. the Deacon
- enfy- first near Paul sfreef Rev Iobo
AIpeft Williams. vicar Easter cav. Hoiv
cunmnnlon al 10. mathis. holy ei,chartst
ono sermon a. ~ vespers and chlldren's
ssrtiee a. 9 Following q the musical
MUSIC AT 1i.oa
hfoqe4slonsl-At the Lambs High
Anihsin-chrisi Our Passover, !. .ialvey
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q pfnm Laudamus. ..........Voa Bosc ,si
lnifeIt- esus our Rissn King !! Wealee
Ayt.e Eleieon Gloria TibL Gratia
Iltmn- on the Resurrection Morning
offeriory Hymn-The strife Is Der.
e6-.. ,a. ralsstEina
gu VENT, Aenus Dei...-.. Dorey
fSe, sousi Ees'a'' iis the fo~ o,a S 81
HI4 John Albert Williams. oFganist;
Ma Ruth seay. yloilnfsl. Dan Desdunes
40 >. s. Bill cornetista; 1ars. james q.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-04

Easter music at First Christian church.
Twenty-sixth and Harvey, Charles r..
cobbey. pastor: