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The Detroit times., 1915-04-03
EASTER MUSIC in THE CHURCHES

With affairs and chancels decked
In palms. Easter lilies and other
beautiful flowers. and with pro-
grams OF special music. the churches
OF Detroit will celebrate Easter In
the Joyous spirit In keeping with the
day.
willing hands have lent them
selves to the arrangement OF fra
grant blossoms, of glowing plants.
Of glossy palms and graceful ferns.
that church auditoriums might be
beautifed. and the solemn quiet
which has pervaded chancel and
nave during Lent should be lifted
and frightened by the glory of the
Ascension lily. the beauty and sweet
ness of the flowers OF the Easter
tide. and the inspiring pealing OF or
gan and chimes.
The musical programs prepared
viii offer beautiful music In all the
churches. Chorus choirs win be
augmented by special soloists OF
voice and instrument. and musical
directors have We'd with each other
In the effort TO present the loveliest
of the compositions dedicated to the
Easter season by their composers.
Among the many churches of vari-
Gus denominations to offer special
musical programs are the following:
PRESBYTERIAN.
Morning: Prelude. 'Ioh-
engrin" (wagner); quartet. Christ
K nisen fBpek sSprsn. soprano solo. Hio..,sa II
lGranier): postiude. March OF the
Grail Knights" !wagnsr). Evening;
Preiuae .Albumblast" tMarkeD; quar-
with violin obligato. "only fear the
Lord" lPinkham); offertory. violin
solo. Meditation" (Massanet(; quar-
tet, Awake, Christ Is Risen" (west) +;
ME Bels, director and alto; Miss Mar
ian Barkums. soprano; Arthur DAN
iels. tenor: Cyrus b. Warren, BARI
tone; Miss Gertrude Heines. accom-
PIANIST; Paul Heinze. violin.
In the reopening OF the Fort st.
Presbyterian church Easter morning.
the service will be devoted to the
dedication OF the Scotten memorial
chimes. the gift OF Mrs. Oren Scot
ten, and the Swift memorial organ.
the gift OF Mrs. +. M. Alger. in mem
ory OF her parents. The following
program will be given In the even
Ing Anthem, "Hearken unto me-
(Manney): easter Song" (Hadleyl
Mrs. Trix; cantata, Messiah Victori-
ous'' HammondD. The choir consists
OF Mrs, Guy BREWER Williams. So
prano; Mrs. Ralph X. Trix, contral-
to; William LAWN, tenor; G. M. Clo-
hecy. bass, and N. ]. Corey. organist
and director. A second quartet will
assist at both services, consisting OF
Mrs. Il. b. Smith. soprano; Miss Alice
Ladue. contralto; Smith v. Fish, ten
or, and Writ G. Rowland, baritone.
An organ recital will take place
Thursday evening. April 8.
Morning" (Malling); chorus, Now
the Earth in Resmrrection Light
Morning tciongh-Leight9p); con.
Song cB5ewsrl' chorus; .As i BE Be
Lift UP Your Heads" sHandei).
bols); aPrize Song" Iwasnsr): cho.
tata, Death and Life" tsheiiey); vi.
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BILLY's ADVICE TO THE
SAVED

The Detroit Times will. on
Monday. print . letter address
cd By Billy Sunday to those who
have been converted In this Holy
Week newspaper revival.
His letter win extsnd the right
hand Of fellowship TO them and
he Will also sivs them advice on
how they shall remain steadfast
IN the now life they have decided
TO follow.
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ElInt Woman Badly burned

FLINT. Mich. April 3s-Mrs-
John Morse was severely buraed
about the face and hands and her
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aYour railroad trouble. Are ENDED.

-. & c. steamers open navigation
between Detroit and Cleveland Mon
day. April 5. $3.50 "a. m. Daily service
m. Steamers Western States and City
of Detroit III. Fare TO Cleveland s2:25
one way. 81 round trip.--Adv.
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METHODYsT.

Fisher Memorial--The cantata THE
Easter Evangel' will be given by .
chorus OF 35 voices and special solo
ists,- in the evening. under the diroc-
ton OF Harold May and with Harry
Burgess at the plano. In the morn
ing. Prof Stanley Straugh. organtst,.
and large chorus. viii give a special
program.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-03

"The Easter Angels" will be the
by the choir or the Fourteenth- ave.
Methodist church. Sunday evening.
The Rev. Luther LoveJoy. pastor, viii
deliver a brief address on The vic
tor. The morning service win be
and neighborhood. A large class OF
new msmbers will be baptized and re-
ceiyed into the church. and several
families will bring their infants to
the font for baptism.
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A large class OF new members. In
Guiding those who gave In their
names during the revival services OF
into the Central Methodist church
sunday morning, when the pastor, the
Rev. III. Lester Smith. will preach the
Easter sermon. There win be spe-
led By violin and harp. In the even
Ing the choir will sing Manning's
cantata, Resurrection"
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CoNGREGATToNAI.

First-Morning: Prelude for ore
chestra, "Saiut dAmour'' (Elgar):
chorale, Christ the Lord Is Risen;
text written by the Rev. ]. Perci-
val Huget and music by ]. Truman
wolcott, for full choir and orchestrn-
Evening: Organ and orchestra. AT
rwilighs 2wolSott1 .rs,as anthem r,tons A. =
solo. Weep No More" tFisher); an
them, "Hallelujah. Christ IL Riscnrs
(Morgau) soprano solo. II Know
That Ny Redeemer Liveth" tHandept
ley): offertory, Largo Orchestra.
aHandel): contraito solo "Hozanna~
(Granier); address, the Rev. J. Per-
cival Huget; postiude. Unfold. Ye,
Muth, soprano; Mrs. Estelle Neuhoff.
contralto: Fred l.. Fraser, tenor; w.
Il. Bartels, baritone; J. Truman Wo1~
colt. organist and directors
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In the Helen-aye. Baptist the Rev.
;. "A. sherman. pastor. Will preach an
Easter sermon At 10 a. m. Miss Anita
"Why weepest ThouT" The Sunday
school will take charge OF the even
Ing service.
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There will be special Easter SER
vices in Emmanuel Presbyterian both
morning and evening. The pastor the
Rev, A. III. Cameron VIII preach In
and In the evening on Peters Eas-
ter"
The Detroit times., 1915-04-03

SOsslaSs. Ds,a sSs. -d1and ssosus- scSss( as.
centrsi-Morning, Anthem. -Aylse
shine, for they HIGHT u come" (Qu4<
ley Buck). Evsnlng: Anthem ~
falth iooks up g Tnssy ne - saa I .1lk k,p91y
nn lent Land. u Unto TRss q Lord I xz{s
g EndinE"; solo9 @1hs shedcxs
Esnssasr EsiaIas ssars T Mrs.. a'Hs,'as hsstsir.
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tomb" Baptism will be administer
ed at both services.
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The Pilgrim Congregational church.
as the new church OF the northwest
section Is now known. will conduct
chapel. Linwood and Lothrop- -aves., as
follows: Sunday school, 2:00 p. m;
Christian Endeavor service. 6:30.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-03

Charles r Linfoot will speak on
The frst Easter" at the D. E. 3.
temple. sunday at p. m.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-03

Easter services In the Church OF
the Messiah. East Grand-blvd: and
Lafayette ave, will be as follows;
o'ciock; morning prayer at 10; sun
day school service at 4; evening pray
er with special music at 1850.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-03

The Rev. W. A. Quarrington will
speak Sunday morning Mt the Four
risen life" His subject in the even
Ing will be The message OF the
The Detroit times., 1915-04-03

DIR. J. A Macdonald. OF the Toronto
Globe, will speak In the Forts Pres
byterian church Sunday afternoon
and evening. ApriI H. In the after
only. The evening service, both men
and women are invited.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-03
ROMAN oATHoI.Io

81 Aloysius High mass: TIE
kyrts @ and eies,s es,, w,n ?: ssa ssksn ren, fro
Durand's mass: 6anctus, Benedicfuo
and Agnus Del, from Van Bres,s me,s
quartet as follows: Tepors. George
Abbott zachartas BoebentA John
Ssos %s.ss MAe0phy yissaiBsos nsslfass tisI SsIs
lister. J. +. BelanEsr. w. Hogan. q
BeciEnueI; Prof william yunek. -
dante from double concerto by J. q
Bach for two violfns played by Miss
Helen Whelen and Mss Dorothy
Kemp. M
vide MHs' cisnanis s1 adrssoriah5; RsrI3
Festival mass); Gloria usoesch)f
credo tMillardl; sanctus and Bsn4-
Agnus Del tFestival mass--O Con-
nor). During the offertory Miss Ethel
Steffes, yiolinist. viii render "Elegfe~
tErnsD. Recessionai: "Glorious Eao~
ter Morn" (O'Connor).
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selves. The play win be an original
The Detroit times., 1915-04-03

what makes US so sure" is the
topic for Easter Sunday vespers,
Cleiand B. McAfee. of Chicago. will
be the speaker. Miss Pauline Freund
In the soioist for the service hour:
The usual social time with tea will
follow Miss Edith Thompson will
give vocal selections during the eve
ming.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-03

"Is resurrection the only door 20 a
future life or r. there some other
wsyT' n the subject OF the Rev. VIII
liam Burch's sermon at the Gospel
Tabernacle Sunday morning. Easter
exercises IN the evening Will be In
charge Of the Sunday school.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-03

"why do we fear death" Is Dr.
Frsuk $. Rowlands Sunday morning
topic In Cass-ave. Methodist church.
Cass and Selden-aves. In the even
ing the choir will render special
Easter program. and Dr. Rowland wilt
speak briefly on "Etchlngs OF immor-
tality." The Bible school at l2 m.
will have special Easter program.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-03

The Grand River-ave. Baptist church
will combine with the Bible school
I'm a special Easter service Sunday
morning, at 10:4b. In the evening
there will be a musical service by q
large chorus choir.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-03

Preparations for tho annual shop
mems social entertainment IN the n.
Il auatSr,u Notion monSaT nSsins sy.Dnr nRr wt
a Meeting OF the committse repre-
sentinK IL Detroit Industries In which
noon-day shop meetings lnre held.
The program VIII consist or instrv-
hand tricks. vaudeville skits and A
playlet. the entire entertainment be-
Ing put on by the workmen them
The Detroit times., 1915-04-03

Sc. Mary's: Morning--Prayer ana
holy communion at 1880 a. M. with
Bishop Chas ID. Williams. The vested
choir OF 80 voices will sing: Process
sional" The Church's One Founda-
ton" Christ Our Passover" .'Te De-
Lambs High Feast we Sing: Kyrie,
Tho Strife IL Ger; offertory. They
err; sursum corda and sanctus (cam-
Bishop Chas. ID. Williams hTe vested
idge) Agnus Del tLovejoy); Gloria
in Excelsis. Recessional hymn No.
115 Johann r. Mayer. organist and
choirmaster.
Church OF the Messiah - Mornings
Christ Our Passover" (Carro1llS
awake. thou that sleepest," 81. III.
Roeers); TeDeum in ID twoodward); !;
Awake. thou that sleepest" (Stm-
peri; selections from woodward'a
service In u and Gounods 'sMesse
Solenelle"; AS II began TO dawn"
Vincent: Magniacat In B nat
(Marks).
The Detroit times., 1915-04-03

The First Presbyterian church com
pieted Its church year March 81. The
annual meeting of the society and
congregation, at which officers for
the coming year will be elected and
reports OF work during the past year
presented. will take the form OF q
dinner In tho church house. No.
sis wsdnssdsy; yssr hay: b.en ApT one Of
unusual activity In every department
OF the church life.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-03

In First Congregational church tho
morning and evening sermons will be
preached by the minister, the Rev.
T. sPercival Huget. At the morning
service j. Truman Wolcotts cantata,
"The Dawn OF the Kingdom" will be
rendered by full choir and orchestra.
The evening service will include spe-
cially prepared Easter anthems and
solos.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-03

The Easter Sunday services in the
Martha Holmes Methodist church
will be as follows: 8 a. m., young
peoples meeting: 10 a. m. Sunday
school with special program: IL a.
m. preaching service and reception
OF members; 1880 p. m. Easter can
tata- The Resurrection" The Rev.
Walter n. Fruit In pastor.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-03

United States District Attorney
Clyde l. Webster will address the
Business Mems class OF the First Con-
church. Sunday noon. on
Federal Jurisdiction"
The Detroit times., 1915-04-03

Thoughts on resurrection" will be
Leo NJ Franklin. in Temple Beth FL,
sunday morning. Services begin at
1870
The Detroit times., 1915-04-03

Thirty-two new members will be
wwelsomed to the ,a7 feil9wsnip ship OF me me
morning services. The minister. the
Rev. M. Lee Grant, will preach on
the theme. Easter JOY" The cantata.
"Resurrection Light" will be sung by
the chorus choir at 7:30 p. m. when
the new auditorium lights will be
used for the first time.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-03

In Trumbull ave Presbyterian
church, the morning service will In
clude Easter music. a brief message
by the pastor on Risen with Christ,
and Communion service. with recep-
tion OF members. In the evening, at
TAO, the choir will render Shelley's
Easter cantata, life and Death"
with an Interpretation by the pastor,
the Rev. r. NJ. Huston.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-03

In Methodist Protestant church.
Bellevue and Gratiot- -aves.. the pas
tor. the Rev. W. c. Harger. will
preach In the morning from the sub
]ect, "Our Easter hope" and after
Of children, baptism Of adults and re-
ception OF members. In the evening
an Easter program will be given by
the Sunday school In the interests
OF home missions
The Detroit times., 1915-04-03

In warren-aye. Baptist church the
Rev. f. b. Haggard. pastor. will
TOO good to be true" evening topic.
The circuitous sinner"
The Detroit times., 1915-04-03

Ira w. Jayne. superintendent of the
city recreation commission, will adj
dress the Presbyterian Ministers as
sociation at their usual weekly meet
ing In First Presbyterian church.
Monday morning, on The recreation
program OF city"
The Detroit times., 1915-04-03

The Sunday morning kindergarten
I'm connection with the Forrest. Pres
byterian church will be resumed next
Sunday morning under the direction
OF Miss Ethel Hart.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-03

The Rev. p. McDermand will preach
in jefferson ave. Baptist church morn
ing and evening. His subject at 10:45
will be Easter thoughts" and at 7:30
Remember Jesus Christ"
The Detroit times., 1915-04-03

Resurrection day events and their
Significance" will be discussed by Le-
roy T. Nicola In s. II. A. chapel, Trum-
buil-ave., near Bagg-st.. Sunday
night.
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Reception OF members will TAX
place at the evening service In Fish
er Memorial Methodist church. whel
an exceptionally large class viii b
received into full membership. tn
special Easter program by the chill
day school hour, beginning at 1r;3
a. m. The pastor. the Rev. Jane
Chapman. will officiate at both tn
morning and evening services.
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Eugene Rodman shippen will speak
In the Unitarian church Sunday
morning on The .isnincanoe OF
means" There will be y special mu-
sicai program In connection with tho
service. the choir being assisted b.
Andrew II. Davis. harpist. The pro-
dictus." Ernst Rost: harp and organ.
.1nvocetion." Snoer: hymn, Allie
lula" Paiestrina; anthem. The Lord
The Detroit times., 1915-04-03

In First Presbyterian church spe-
cial Easter services will be held both
morning and evening. with unusually
good music. The pastor, the Rev. Jos.
A. Vance. will occupy the pulpit at
both services. preaching In the morn
ing on The Christians resurrection"
and at 7:30 p. m. on THE fruits OF
Christ's resurrection"
The Detroit times., 1915-04-03

In Palmer Memorial Methodist
church there will be n sunrise ED
worth league prayer meeting AZ $50.
led by Mrs. Seeley. The Rev. Rider.
pastor. will preach In the morning on
ssThe fact and fruit of tho resurrec-
tion," At o'clock there Will be
Sunday school missionary Easter SER
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Iroduois-ave. Christ Lutheran
church. Iroduois-ave. and Waterloo
ST., will hold Easter festival SER
vices az 1890 a. m. with full choir
service. In tho evening, at 1890. a
free organ recital will be given by
Mrs. J. A. Detzer, assisted hv Christ
church choir and soioists. The pas
tor. the Rev. J, A. Detzer. win preach
In the morning.
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The subject of the Rev. Hugh
lacks EastE morning. sermon In
,entraf Presbyterian will be. Christ
s Risen" The evening topic viii be
Tns nasio nSRs %R Se 81 Kive1 Sunday sScsoo
q IA an "A m
The Detroit times., 1915-04-03

The Rev. Margaret @. LaGrangs
pastor OF the First New Though \
church, Winder-st, near Woodward
several months establishing nev
work in the Los Angeles center. ha
returned and will occupy the pulpi
on Easter Sunday at both morninl
and evening services. Special Easte
tening Of children at evening ser
vice.
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said Mollie abruptly.
That is not news to you, is it,
dear? 1t certainly is not to me. .
We'll, he never put his desire
In words until last week."
What did you tell him?"
II did not tell him anything
l only exclaimed, oh, Pat, why
did you do this? Now all ouI
beautiful business partnership
will be at an end
Can't you conceive of a part
nership that will be much nicer
than this one?' wheedled Pat in
his Irish way.
But, Pat, love my work and
1t means much to me, and il ]
should marry you / know you
would not want me to continue
with it,
No. but you might turn your
attention to writing Stories
There you go, calmly telling
me to give up the work | know
how to do and that in which |
am successful and do something
that would be very new to me,
just for the sake of being mar
ried.'
pat was silent for a mo-
ment, then he said, You have an
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swered me, Mollie. II you loved
me you would not stop to analyze
anything. You would come
straight to my arms and allow all
the rest to adjust ITSELF
And this is true, Margie. ]
did not think of anything when
Chadwick told me he loved me
but of being with him. / like
dear old Pat immeasurably more
than any other man l have ever
known. He rests me. / feel
can depend upon him, but | have
never felt the surge of emotion
that engulfed me when / looked
into Chadwick's eyes,"
Have you heard from him
since he went away"
only through Pat, who told
me he had gone on a hunting ex-
petition in Africa. Pat also told
me that Chadwick's wife was not
in as good health. She has de.
veloped a suicidal mania and has
to be watched night and day"
Little book, why do We try to
keep idiots and insane alive?
Will there not some time be a
more merciful way of treating
them than in letting them live on
and on, making hell for others
and not realize that they are
living themselves?
well, Mollie," | asked. "What
are you going to do now"
That is what / want to ask
your advice about, Margie. Did
you ask yourself when you were
all goose flesh from the touch OF
Dicks hand il il was the real
honest to goodness love? Would
Dick make you love to kiss him
even after he had eaten a garlic
salad?"
| laughed; for although Mollie
was in deadly earnest, she was
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unny in her COMPARISON.

funny In her comparison.
mo, dear, i did not" said at
last, rather soberly. Neither did
l think of what 1t would mean
to accept liquor-laden kisses. l
was just positive that he was the
right one."
- and now, Margie, what
do you say now"
Il must say the same thing.
Dick is always the right one to
me as long as | am sure that |
am the right one to him. His
faults are a part of him. | took
him for better and for worse. Let
me tell you something, Mollie,
Don't be persuaded into marrying
any man unless you feel that you
cannot live without him. 1t Is
hard enough to live with the man
you are in love with, and | would
find it impossible to live with any
man if | only liked and respected
him."
We walked along in silence for
short time. When we got al
most to the hospital Mollie said.
II expect I'll have to give up my
job"
CONTINUED Tomorrow
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Unfit! Yank Him!

Colorados supreme court not only opens the way for
Lawson to get trial but bars Judge Hllyer from pre-
siding in future strike cases. :
Hillyer well known attorney for mining COM
panies when Gov Carlson made him judge last spring 1t
now up to Carlson to pull Hyer off the bench who
through his bias isn't fit to try any isn't fit for the
bench Judgeship that is rotten spots sorry exhibit
We think choice times for Ex-King Cotton. The
allies going to declare cotton conraband but agree
stand behind the market and keep prices at profitable fig
ure
All the American producer will have to do will be to load
ship with cotton and sail her out into the wide wide world
With ilgoten gains, all cannot be spent There is ever
bad scent left
Many self-made man has made a poor job of it.
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BY Fred L. Boalt.

NEAH BAY, Aug. 23.-Du-
que-pis is very strong Makah In
dian. He had sawed all the drift
wood logs on the beach in front
Of his home on Neah bay into
short lengths and was splitting
them into firewood when !
found him.
While We talked, he finished
splitting the wood, and began
mending his fishing gear and re-
pairing the dugout canoe which
he had made, many years ago,
from a cedar tree.
Hi-ke-o-wa-puc, Du que pts
squaw, came down to the beach
from the shack and filled a bas-
ket with firewood. The basket
was of woven grass. When it was
filled, she flung 1t over her shout
der and trudged back to the
shack. The basket was held in
place by a band over her fore
head.
Hi-ke-o-wa-puc is also very
strong. .
"Du-que-pis," I said, "how old
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Personal


DIR. and Mrs. @. II. Dewitt have
returned from their trip to Cali
fornia and east and have taken
apartments at 1907 North Ander-
son street, where they will be at
home to their friends.
Miss Frances BIanch Zelinslxy
was married Aug. IA to George
l.. Washburn. They will be home
after Sept. l ut 1916 South 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. l.. Richardson,
4715 Mckinley Hill, were honor
ed on their 3Oth wedding ami
versary, Aug. Is, by the ladies' of
Phoenix lodge, No. 234, L. A. to
b. r. T., and their husbands. The
lodge presented them with q
handsome leather chair. Mrs. r..
]. Zepherin read an original poem.
The Tabstha society Of the
First Swedish Lutheran church
will be held tomorrow evening.
The Verona will leave the munich
pal dock at 8 o'clock. Refresh
ments will be served ct the sum-
mer homo Of DR.. and Mrs. ]. Il
Brown, Manzsnita beach
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Age? What's Age to An
Indian? Never Count
Years, Says Old Chief

are your"
Me no know" said Du-que-
pts, and thumped his chest with
brown fist.
Now, the records at the office
of DR.. G. l.. Woods, the agent,
give the age of Du-que-pis as 70
and that of Hi-ke-o-wa-puc as IA.
The trouble with the records in
the case Of the old Indians is that
their ages had to be guessed at.
There is one old Indian, whose
age is set down as rs in the rec
ords, who says Du-que-pis was a
grown man when he was a little
boy.
Du-que-pis doesn't know and
doesn't want to know how old he
is. l suspect he is in his COS.
"You must know" l insisted
about how old you are"
me no know" he said again,
and then was silent. Then he rose
to the bait, and heard from his
lips that philosophy of the Indians
which keeps them young.
white man." said Du-que-pis
learn count-one, two three
He stumbled, and then counted
up to five in the tribal tongue
"ikht. moxt, klone, lockit. quin-
en-"
Then he began counting by
tens, as the fish-eating Indians
count.
"Tatlum" is ''ten." The fish
eaters count one-ten, two-tens,
threatens, and so on. Thus ikht
tatlum quinem" is lone ten and
five" or Is.
white man." said Du-que-pis,
count money, count fish, count
horse-count years. Indian no
count.
Young white man count year
to moxt tatlum (20), feel fine.
Count klone tatlum, feel good.
Count lockit tatlum, feel no so
good. Count pinem tatlum-"
-
In pantomime Du-que-pis
pictured the white man who
Z is old at so. He pressed his
hands to the small Of his
back. He stopped. He groan-
ed as with rheumatism. He
picked mp a bit of drftwood
and tossed IL away with .
feeble gesture.
Then he Strengthened his
back vigorously and laughed.
1t was good acting.
could see i'm my minds eye
the white man counting the
years--and worrying. He
watches for the appearance
Of each new wrinkle, each
new gray hair. He watches
tho crows'-f0ot deepen be-
tween his eyes. 81 ann get
ting old" ne says. II know,