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To Repin Revival Soon

Special evangelistic services are to be
begun on April II at the Ninth Presby
terien Church. 57th street and Washing
ton avenue, under the direction of the
minister, the Rev. DR.. John Alfred HiG-
Rons, with the thought of conserving. so
far as possible. the results of BILLY" sun
days campaign in this city.
Pastors OF other Presbyterian churches
In the city will assist Doctor HigEons
Among those TO help are the Revs. II. A.
Boggs, o. G.. Mcdowell, w. NJ. Aud. A. J.
Ferry and j. G, Newman.
The Ninth Church has received a total
addition IN membership during the last
year of l07 persons. Doctor Higgons re-
ports more than $50 men in the Bible
classes and that the prayer-meeting at
tendance has doubled since the Sunday
campaign movement started in the city.
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TABERNACLE UsHERS TO
DO EVANGELISTIC WORK
Other Organizations Being Formed.
Gimbel Women Have Bible Glass.

Many active Christian organizations are
being formed to continue the work be-
gun by Billy" Sunday. The latest TO or
ganiSe were 10 men who were ushers in
Aisle 5 in the tabernacle. They hays
linked themselves together as Team
No. of the Philadelphia tabernacle ush.
ers, and plan to do evangelstlc work and
street work throughout the city.
The plan ls to have 20 members in the
team, all former ushers at the Sunday
meetings w. *. Rouse, 1909 North 18th
street, was chosen leader. and the other
officials of the team are as follows:
Assistant leader, George N. Oberrender,
255s North Cleveland avenue; secretary,
Harry c. kaepplinger 3I05 Haverford
avenue; treasurer, Wesley Bevan; mUsI-
cal director, Norman i. Hill, 4O52 Haver-
ford avenue.
The first permanent Bible class in the
new Business Women's League to be or
ganised as the outgrowth of the Sunday
meetings has been formed by employees
in Glmbels' department store.
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Sunrise Services At Clenoldep

About half dozen churches In the
towns surrounding Glenolden will Join In
a sunrise Easter service tomorrow morn
ing in the Glenolden Conversational
Church. The affair has been arranged by
the Christian Endeavor Society, and
promises to attract a large audience.
There will be elaborate programs OF EAs-
ter music at the morning and evening
services In the church, and 16 new mem-
bers will be received by the pastor, the
Rev. w. H. Medlar.
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DARBY WANTS CAMPAIGN
BY EVANGELIST NICHOLSON

committee Receives Encouragement
from Preacher Now Stirring Chester.
me Union Evangelistlc Committee of
arpy has started movement to obtain
nicholson Hemminger party, now
0,eiis services In Chester. to conduct
iouf weeks campaign In May.
Is thought that the churches in
,oy an colwyn, collingdale and Sharon
ass VIII ran In with the plan. Since the
Ssss ago members have Approached the
- sNassnolson-Hemminger party and have
ssn given encouragement
the close OF the combined Sunday
tomorrow IN the Darby Theatre,
assung will be held and definite ar
ss...ss @s.ssnents may be made for big evan
2'sgs ne campaign under the direction OF
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GARRICK THEATRE MEETINGS
TO END SEASON TOMORROW
More Than 10000 Persons Attended

More Than 10000 Persons Attended
Lemon Hill Association Services.
The most successful season of winter
meetings ever held by the Lemon lin
Association will be brought to close
with special Easter service in the Gar
rick Theatre tomorrow night. A careful
estimate places the aggregate attendance
during the series of % meetings at nsA.ly
10000 p sons, while the visitors record
shows representatives from every State
In the Union and almost every country on
the globe.
In his sermon on "A Risen Christ or
None the Rev. James b. Ely will dis
cuss the resurrection as proof of
Christ's deity the risen Christ as the
head of the Church, making it a living
institution; as the head of the home,
preserving its sanctlty, and as the head
of the individual, giving assurance of i'm
mortality.
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Unitarian
Christianity

Jesus said to the sinner: Il do not
condemn thee, go and sin no more" 4"
Shall God be less tender and Just
than his messenger God will know
tice. He will so ut the punishment
to the sin as to make every sin fade
into agonized regret. and 10 bring
forth reformation and endless good
ness. There Is no unpardonable sin,
no sin great enough to deserve end
less he'll. Would you torture a man
who had repented and become sin
.cerely good. whether the reforma
tlon came before death or after?
Jesus would not. God will not
tartan conception OF Immortality at
tomorroW's services at the FIRST
UNITARIAN CHURCH, zI25 Chest
aut street. Rev. g r 81 John.
Minister
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES


CHURCH OF THE HOLY APOSTLES
Rev. George Herbert Toop, q. D., Rector.
F. Lyman Wheeler, orsaulst and Choir
Florence Adele whitman. Hsrpist,
Hazel Hartman, Violinst,
ZOO a. M, Daybreak Carol Service followed
Immediately by celebration Of the Holy con-
munion. Anthem. God Hath Appointed
Day" B. Tours 900 a. M. Holy Com.
munion. 1880 q. M, shortened form Of
Voluntary, ''In the Morning .....-.., GTisg
Christ Our Passover" ,........s.. .Vogrich
Sermon BY the Rector.
LAS IL Began to Dawn" ............. Martin
Postlude, ITO Spring" .........B...... .Grieg
Harp, Violin and organ ia.
a:06 D. M, Easter Anniversary OF sunday
school and Bible Glasses. Presentation Of
offerings.
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"Tbe Crucifixion" Finely Sung

Sir John Stainer's cantata, THE Cruel
fixion," was sung last night in the Wal
nut Street Presbyterian Church, before
a large and deeply impressed audience,
by the capable choir of the church. aug
rnented for the occasion. The Rev. II.
Afford Boggs, who assisted the pastor
the Rev. ]. A. McCallum, preached an
appropriate sermon.
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cEETRAL,NoRTH At BROAD STREET PRES
io45 meEasteT 0sSi Services = Easter Ia sstS5 eom-
munion with sermon by the Pastor
245 p, m.-Easter Service in the Sunday
7:t5f ,, m;-sPpeeisl DEogram of Easter music.
cordially invited,
GREEN HILL. Girard ave. above 18th Rev.
s6oens SSa Riss'P Won sapps 4fan Sf rs Rs
Mnuette &c mihor siSoS serthoid roufs snars hs
'fhsmsSHssiSTSS fJsiS smps1 s 9Fsnfs Ssn II Am He That
Buck Buck ,,Awako z. They That E! sleePsst.,, :, Maher.
sRseg saaT sllR sa ksef shsfsy
oSssnlst and dceetor MISS Ethel hem HoSsSa BSsSa
SSsopTssno; MISS Alsrgaret i ct Geyer' alto; George
Program TO be repeated Sunday, April Ii
HOPE 23d and " Wharton SITS. Minister Rev.
TA9E6 63LP%ELRI. 6LLbS Z z R.ssisHt SIAN wi165aIAM 15ts Al
m. Rev, Mr.. Caldwell will preach. T:45 o.
Glory spess Easter music led by 30 Voiess
ST. PAUL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Baiti-
IbGn IS5i LIE s' 5. D.. PUN MaisteT se' J. HEVER
Ioi5 a. sdn:7. m.7Puslio worship; sermon by Dr.
bsam Il nat BECK fRsy Have hhs'v9 okss Fs
away Ny Lord, StaineTi The Cross. Ware;
Christ Our Passover, Tours Augmented
2isep, m.-Graded Bible School.
music Prelude. harp and organ. Holy Fcity'
GauL Augmented choir. solo Quartet
Dorothy Johnstone BaseleF, harpist NAV
Porter organist and director, All seats Tres
az all services.
UNION TABERNACLE
York and Coral ats.
REV ROBERT HUNTER, d. D., PASTOR.
1O4a a. m.-Easter sermon and infant baptism
7A p. m.--EASTER CANTATA, by the choir
and special soloiEts, Conducted BY Prot Her
man g, kumme. Short EasteF message BY
The Pastor.
2H-sahhath school. T-Y P. s c Z
2A-BlBLE UNION IN THE CHURCH
WEST HOPE cor Preston and Aspen sts.
Rev, CHARLES f. BRONSON. d. D..
Minister.
Rev CHARLES. II. WHITAKER. r..
Assistant.
Philip.
1890 a ms-speeial Easter Service. Morn
ing worship with sermon The sacred can
tata. sNiefory Divine BY solo quartet and
augmantad chorus. This 3 the arsf readI-
tien in Philadelphia Of tha beautiful canfata
pletprlns the arst Eazter morn.
Miss Margaret +. Dallg. sopfauns William
~ Hahn. tenor. Lisa Alarsuaflts fsaossIl
eonlEaifef William II. Hadd hass. William
A. Aaraoek. qlzanial ana director
zA4 p ul.-AlnIs school Easter saHsiea.
80 p n.-=s .aAa snaalfaHts' Ffazsf MzzLlaz.
10 p m--aels lammanlea NIB = 81
nilaIstazzas
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Richard Zeckwer improving

ekaafd 1eekwer, OF the zeekwer Con
.sssfses stofses Of Music. was reported 10 be
efed today at the Howard Hospital,
- ne underwent an operation for an
Or the throat yesterday. Mr..
- Is the director OF eonseTyatories
spruce street and in Germantown.
philadelphia and other sections.
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EX-GOVERNOR PENNYPACKER
TO TALK AT BIBLE RALLY
Prominent Speakers for Drexel BiddIs
Civic and Educational Meetina ~

Civic and Educational Meeting.
The third in the series of civic and
educational rallies of the Drexel Blddls
slpie Glasses will take place ON Thurs
y gay night In the Fourth Baptist Church
sth and Buttonwood streets William i
Rltchie. chief director of East hiIadel'
phla' VIII preside, and the speakers viii
s .ncluoe Ex-Governor Samuel w. Penny
packer, Frederick j. Shower Frederic w
Norcross, ii. ID. Jones and Hugh NJ
wilson, The Rev j. b. G. Pldge, the
pastor will deliver the address Of wei.
come and the choir will give a special
musical program. The meeting will be
Open to the public and no cards of ad-
mission will be required. No offering will
be received.
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"Rody" and Ackley to Give Recital

Homer Rodeheayer. BILLY" Sunday
choir leader. and Bentley d. Ackley'
pianist of the Sunday party, will make a
trip to this city from Paterson, \. j.
and give a recital in the Baptist Temple,
Broad and Berks streets, on Monday
night, April 10. the proceeds of which will
be devoted to the Home and School
League, of this city
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES
Baptist

baptist
RAI,rIsT TEMPLE. Broad and Rerks
| Russell II. Conwell will preach.
and Ss6 MorhIns. 10 80 i's' Bibls School 1901 ESQ, g.
ANe'' $50 HENRI SCOTT
T5 aisss %m Poss r .ai fwaddt fSfRd m m2Ff5H g. Recital
| CHESTNUT STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
GhnsHt GhsnS5snHntt st. Ts7t S7H5 9f t9th str,.stor
1880 a, speSiai Faster Service, with Bap-
100 m-cOmmunlo9 Service;
,2;S0p' m,-Bi6le School and Mems Bible
,I:45p. m.-worship and Sermon by Pastor
cfHRoIRa PROGRAM.
Moh.NlESmorgaP mn REfsde ESsntasie 2R
Is R!ssh Maundsr; y An a'Pi@' tie ResarTss. 5s,
sScr bfys Tes: AS MY
Peg Po9ggtlsggds, tsg :, "Halleu5ah Chorus, Handel
sopTaHo Solo Hosanhs as''G dFsnta RTa Brewer
soprano, Mrs. Elma Carey Johnson; Con-
Esd@an; rdS T Bass Horace r. H Hood. orEanist
and LEADER, Hay Daniels Jones.
Walnut. REV GEORGE HooPER FERRIS,
Rev, George b Nichols, assistant
su6jsct-''rwo FokSs OF LiFES'' .i'isS 1a''''N'
i2.io ,. m'-Men's Glass; women's Class
7:s0 p, m.-Musical service
SUB Fl %0Ssa.P cRLLEeGs fls eHsaednF oF FAITH"
Special Easter . music. music morning 5 !, ana evening
SECOND BAPTIST HDLPING-HAND CLASS
Sayre. leader; Easter music, solos, duets.
quintet and chorus singing, etc. William II.
MintLer, Musical Director; William II. Young
Organist Easter Offering for Bethany Anchor
age, 500 North 9Th st. Friday night, Every
bodys Meeting. MT. George Gable, leader.
Brsthren
FIRST CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN
(DunkeFl. Cor. Carlisle and Dauphin sta
Preaehtn6-10;5o q. N. and Z 45 D. M
Sunday Schoul-z.3O p. m. ...
Prayer Meeting each Wednesday evening.
Disciples of Christ
THIRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH
anss'Ssf s. wiSfER sf hPP Pasor and 5asgsn so sss
DreEsI BIddle Bible Glasses
DRExEL BIDDLE BIBLE CLASSES
Come 10 cur Rally. Thursday night Fourth
baptist Church. 9th and ButtonWood strsefs
Speakers: EA-loternor PennyHacker II. ii /
Hugh N. Wilson. No Admission Or col
lection
Ethical euItuEe
HORACE J. BRIDGES VII speak on The |
Real Resurrection Of Jesua." Broad Street I
Theatre sunday. n Z. n. Public welcome.
FEanklla Heae
FRANKLIN HONE Foa THE REE0RAAz +
Ta0S or ISERR4A1E1 a11z13 IoaaaI 49, i
sunaax. s q. seFsAez seadaal4d s q.
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10 Keep the crucfed Ndzdrene enbdlhed IN the tomo
TO this he sealed it l0ith the "RnbreakGbe Roman
seal set the "inUncible" Roman guard TO odch the
and he has since exhausted conceUdble trick
of toit tOsdon. and philosophy to eIp!dH
broken seal aud the empty tomb. Yet there stands
out distinct the tndsputable tact-Christ Is
risen.
II the skeptio could change that fact he pooud
destroy Very foundation of ChristtdnV It qooud
be change the of the planets. for the
resurrection Of Jesus Christ from the dead fact
secure than tomOrTol0's rising The Holy Spirit
anticipated all the possible arguments that l0oud be
bU anbeleUHg t1orld against the Uadity of the
resurrection story Each of the II appearances of
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Easler al Oakmont

slanofate Easter program has been
b :. II, Feeley. the pastor OF
zen Church, Oakinonii for tomor-
addition Ia the usual Easter
Ha4aii9 connali iha Wellzknown
siii siag at he aaasainz SERVES.
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The Rev DR.. E. Il Burris will preach at
the Methodist Church OF the Covenant tomor.
row at 1880 a. m. and the Rev. DR.. George
W. Henson at 1:45 p. m. There will Be
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Twenty-Five new members will he admitted
Restoration tomorrow.
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CHURCH OF THE AToNEMENT
Ktngsessing ave. and 47th st.
Services Easter Day
100 A. m.-Holy Communion
9:30 a m.-Church School.
11:0O a, n.-Morning Prayer. Sermon and
Holy Communion
100 y. m-Carol service for. Church School
Presentation of missionary Offering
Special music at all services.
OLD ST. JOHNS Brown below 5d-pr. Rich
mond breaches tomorrow. 1870 and T;4S.
PARISH OF ST. LUKE
,,.,. AND THE EPIPHANY
Hev. DAVID NJ. STEt1LE Rector.
a. m.-Holy Communion.
u a. m.-Morning Prayer, Sermon and Holy
Communion.
I p. m.;-Easter Carol Service.
Ursan, harp- violin and cello prelude. inter-
The Rector will preach at both services
EPIPHANY CHAPEL
llth and Summer sis.
n. m.-Holy Cummunlon
Communion.
8 p. m-Sunday School Carol Service.
rev. irving A. McGrew VIII preach.
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q
Christ
Him the dead. th0R shalt be sapeds (Rop 81
and
TO Is sad
oouoed
holden GalUarv
the e the
he
glory
Htn9 sapoa fas
81 0oFg
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The Mems Bible Class
Central Truth of Tomorrows Lesson
(AprH Matt GrUh 0J
Christ Is Risen
By GEORGE g. DOWEY

Mohammed is dead; Confuoius Is dead BuddhG is dead
though alice oreUermore The glory Of on
present PERSONAL Christ The skeptcs chief dfcul
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RELIGIOUS BREYITIEs

At st. Matthew's Lutheran Church. Broad
and Mount Vernon streets. the Rev. Or. Edwin
Heyl Delk VIII confirm the catechetical class
and receive new members tomorrow morning.
Tho Easter offering will be presented, Holy
Communion VIII be administered at 1 D, M
The 0Tth anniversary of the Sunday school will
be observed at 1880 p. M
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- At st. Johns Episcopal Church the Rev. DR..
George Chalmers Richmond will preach on
"A Glimpse of Ideal Humanity in the Light
OF the Resurrection tomorrow morning, and
on The Characterization OF Modern Life:
Can 1t Be Done?' in the evening.
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~ ot' "aNNheN Lutheran CnurCn, Broad
| and Mount Vernon streets. the Rev. DR.. Edwin
| Heyl Delk Will confirm the catechetical class
The Easter offering will be presented Hioff; Holy
Con GSSmmuppion nun VIII be admlnlstered at 1 p. m.
The oIth anniversary of the Sunday school will
be observed at 1880 p. m.
George Chalmers Richmond will preach on
"A Glimpse OF Ideal Humanity in the Light
on The Chrlstlanlzation Of Modern Lie; niti
Can 1t Be DOne?" in the evening '''''
,rH The S,aTHNji,. Rev Dr. E + Barrs will preach at
W. Henson at 7:45 p. m. There will 6e
Easter music.
% TywHnty-aye ySny:G new members will be admitted
restoration tomorrow.
morning tRo Rep P'fSRS sdordE a8Ffb Ward
will conduct Solemn High Mass with pro-
solemn Te Deum viii be sung at O'clock in
the evening.
At the First Unitarian Church tomorrow
morning there will be union service OF the
children The Rsy G. 30s g. SoR 5oRn PeRism % preaGS
Higher Criticism
be By he keS p Robar Tf VII
"a 'as sursS eSns2 NSgh G5 sSY
gram Win eGss GaSsr IN s 1hS ey@SnnS @ sPeGa pro-
Sam "i'" 41aS'Oi hius'S VIII DC rcnuereu'
The Rev., DR.. j.. Ritchle Smith. of the
ne PFeSsytsris nisters Msetihs M in "qVFsfs Wes5
on ''The Hard Sayings OF scripture,' ''''"'
The Rev. DR.. Russell H. Conwell, pastor
Of the Baptist Temple viii haptize more than
100 persons tomorrow at $40 a. IN, and 2 80
T. M @ SGna%Gt sdPvSs at nfiSRg iSog a. at
SERVICES. Henri Scott will assist the chorus
music has been arranged by Professor William
Powell Twaddell, musical director.
A large number OF new members will toin
the Messiah Lutheran Church tomorrow, in
ADDITION 10 the 80 new accessions A reception
converts Monday evening. whirwind cam
paign is to be organized next week, in which
nearly all the members will participate.
sneclal Easter services. with music. will be
held at the Young Women's Christian AssocIa-
tion, 1900 Arch street., tomorrow morning at
siding. Madame Layah Barakat viii speak
The sololst Will be Mrs. Augustus Nolte n
Sevin West Will play the cornet and Miss
Carrie HUDSON VIII be the accompanlst.
Easter Day services at St. Marks Eplscopal
Church 18th and Locust streets. tomorrow viii
and a. M, Mathis at 10 M, celebration of
the Solemn Eucharist at 1880 a. m and SOL
emh SGhite Eyensons Tenso AT at p M The Rev Elliot
THE Influence OF the Doctrine OF Evolution |
on hemsloRs thought, viii be the subject OF |
Unitarian Church tomorrow evening,
,.5sIt ESster MsFSasHgs H5hsHs VIII be sung at the Gem
preseb %aen the RsT DE- George W. Babcoek viii |
eah'ata VIII be sung In the evening.
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ra At St; Ellzabeth's Episcopal Church tomor;
row morning the Rev. Frederick ID. Ward
will conduct Solemn High Macs with pro-
cesson. Solemn evensong with procession and
the evening.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES
Lemon Hill Association
IA RISEN CHRIST OR NOME,
GARRICK THEATRE
SUNDAY NIGHT-7:30
ALI.-WELCOM LII
Lutheran

Lutheran
MESSIAH LUTHERAN
The Friendly Church
10th and Jefferson SITS
Daniel T.. Weigle, Pastor
1910 a. m.--Easter music and sermon. Holy
Communion and accession of members.
2:3O D. m.-Easter in the Bible School: Miss
M Brockway and Rev. Fl. f. Musser. speak
erH.
7:45 p. m.--Trombone, cornet organ and
double quartet; revival hymns. Sermon by
the Pastor.
Beth and spruee-wm, j. NIL
Ter Jr.. 1o:4S T;4h s. s. 2:2O o. m.
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CENTENARY. 4isT AND SPRING GARDEN
SrsRfS3 S7or:sSG-REeEPTIoN p OF MEIBERs. III sNsE4s Eas.
TER ANTHEMS. sERMoNan"THB EMPTY
E%ERCIsEs. 7:46-RECEPTIoN OF MEN. N.
BERS. ADDRESS. EASTER CANTATA BY
CHORUS CHOIR. PUBLIC CORDIALLY
INVITED
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At the First Unitarian Church tomorrow
morning there Will be union Service of the
church church and sunday school ana baptism OF
children The Rev, c. r. st. John Will preach
on Eternal Life" In the evening his subject
VIII be The Resurrection Interpreted by the
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CHURCH OF THE COVENANT
SPRUCE AND 18TH SITS.
MILTON HAROLD NICHOLS, MINISTER
lo'30-Easter Sermon by the Rev E. Z. Bur
rIss, ID. ID.
7.45z-sermon b. the Rev. George W. Hen
son, n. ID.
Enlarged Choir. Musical numbers Halle
lujah, Christ 10 Risen" Simper; "As II Be
gan 10 Dawn" Martin; Unfold Ye Portals
Gounod; Awake. Thou That sleepest,"
Maker: open the Gates OF the Temple"
Knapp: Redeemed by His Death" Salter
A hharty welcome given 10 strRnEera
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pRExEL BIDDLE BIBLE CLASSES
Come 10 cur Rally, Thursday night Foprtb
Baptlst ChuEch. 9Th and ButionWood strsefs
Speakers. EN-lot ernpr Pennypackar sF u
Hugh NJ. Wilson. No admission or col
lection.
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New Jerusalem (SwedenborgIan)
1.-THE lord ENTHRoNED" is the subject
of the sermon Sunday morning by the pastor
the Rev. Charles w. Harvey, at the Church
of the New Jerusalem, 22d and Chestnut
streets. Services at II o'clock. Sunday
School at O;3O. All seats are free. Every
body Is welcome. Communion after the
morning service
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Special Easter services, with music will be
held at the Young Women's Christian AssocIa- :
tion, $500 Arch street, tomorrow morning at
o O'clock, with Mrs Joseph A. Hudson pre-
siding. Madame Layah BRrakat viii speak
The sololst Will be Mrs. Augustus Nolte n
Nevin West Will play the cornet and Miss
Carrie Hudson will be the accompanist
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TaoS OF ISEBRtA1E1. n11s13 IoeaaI af-
SUNDAY. S , sarstesz seadaalad Is ~.
Carl 3. eakzz
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A large number OF new members will toin
the Messiah Lutheran Church tomorrow in
addition TO the 80 new accessions. A reception
will be rendered the new members and Sunday
converts Monday evening. A whlrlwind cam
paign Is to be organized next week, In which
nearly all the members will participate.
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Easter Day services at St. Marks EpIscopaI
Church. 18th and Locust streets, tomorrow viii
consist Of eelebrntions for communlons at I
the Solemn Eucharist at 1880 a. m. and Sol
emn Eyensong az p, m. The Rev Elliot
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-03

HORACE J. BRIpGEs VII speak on The
Theatre. sunday n 4. n. Public welcome.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-03

Easter services apd Easter Communion will
pc conducted by the Rev. Dr. Robert Hugh
Norris pastor Of the Central North Broad
street Presbyterian Church tomorrow morning
at 1O:45 O'Clock. In the evening a special pro-
gram with Easter music viii be rendered
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-11
The Texas Raj.

The rats Of Texas cost Texas SO
1872 per day or SSl>3lTl.3n per
month SAYS the bulletin of the STATE
board IT health. In 1910 th" United
States census showed u population WI
3.N96. 5l2. and Uncle Sam says that
there u one rat for every person. and
that they destroy one-half per cent
day 81 %l.Nll 65S.tu prr year. No small
SUM t. BE- appropriated to rats; More
than the public schools coSt the state.
That amount Wnuidrquip several A.
and VI. colleges. II is sufficient L. run
the state government for Sc.nr time. -
Corpus Christi Dcmorra:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-06-11
= FUTURE
Assn RED

With Brownsville farmers marketing
= bushels Of IRISH potatoes from each
acre planted there need hr no fear
for the future 81 the brownsville Conn.
try. And when We add 10 tins the as
suraucr that ou the same land from
which those SpudS were harvested,
lust \ few short weeks ago
there Is today growing Il fine cotton
crop. tierc IN ample justification for
the nfUSl enthusiastic predictions for
the future "f tins country. This j. no
real estate al hui y simple statement
al facts which may BE- verified on amy
XIII y number ~ farms right here. not
only near Brownsville int all over the
Magic Nailrv.