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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07
On Trail of the Golfers

mittee wants all members, and par
ticularly the new ones, 10 be prompt IN
turning in their cards. so that the
handicappers will be able 10 rave the
players properly.
We are in receipt. to-day, Of note
from Miss Marion Hollins, secretary
Of the Women's Metropolitan Golf AS
sociation, inclosing the list OF one DAY
tournaments on the spring scheauIe
Of the association, as well as the Gris-
com Cup matches and the women :
METROPOLITAN title tourney.
The mail service down lslip way
must be very bucoiic. for the tourna-
ment list was known in Mar haitian
some twenty-lour hours before MISS
Uollins's communication reached US
However. we take great pleasure IN
publishing IL. as follows:
Nav 16. Dunwoodie: May Is. Apa-
wants: June /. Glen Ridge; June 20
10 Essex County Mass, inter-city
and Eastern championship; June II 70
rs Baltusrol. women's metropolitan
championship; June 10, Piping Rock
June 21. Hackensack; June %, Sleepy
Hollow; June 27, Essex County New
Jersey; July 8, Montclair, and July
IL, Siwanoy.
warren II. Webb. p c." il doubt
less the inscription on the cards OF the
now professional at the Brae-Burn
Country Club. at West Newton, Mass
TO Judge from the announcement sent
out BIZ the club in confirming the
choice o. webb as keeper Of the green.
Several OF the most prominent pros
In this country have been doing tho
Barkis act in regard TO the Brae-Burn
vacancy. caused by the departure OF
Alec Ross for Detroit. and for several
weeks there were conflicting reports
as 10 who was to land the plum. II Is
said that the famous Harry Nardon
himself was offered the place, but was
unable 10 accept. The man who has
been open champion of Great Britain
half a dozen times recommended Webb
however. who halls from the Frinstol
Golf Club, Of England, and is said TO
be a particularly fine all-round man IN
his line.
The "P. G." part Of this announce
ment arises from the fact that the
Brae-Burn club refers 20 the new pro-
fessional rs professor" Webb. Per
haps. In these days Of ultra modernity.
II will soon be quite the thing 20 have
all professionals qualify for their jobs
by krst attaining golhng degree.
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Even More So.

complete this upheav from the OdOned days the
leading Phies and Dodgers
club from with only the Giants having
. none 90 robust chance Of smashing through.
already counted Boston, Pha
delphia Brooklyn picked where New York.
Pittsburgh Chicago left of.
such McGfey
machines flag
since again dOped ahead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07
CHAPTER TX.
The President of the United States

was addressing mis- Cabinet.
"Have you been able to get the name
Of the man who photographed the
Willard-Johnson pictures across the
Canadian border" he demanded.
at was Jimmie Johnston, the boy
bandit" said the Secretary Of War
The President sighed.
"All that ! can do, then, is TO write
a note about it-a very firm note" he
said, YEARLY.
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Pirates Nose Out Colonies.

Louisville, April Second Baseman
McCarthys bad throw Of Kantlehncr's
bunt in the fifth inning paved the way
for the TWO runs which enabled the
Pittsburgh Nationals TO defeat the
Louisville American Association club 8
20 2 here to-day.
The score follows:
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FALL RIVER LINE
TO BOSTON $500

Strs w. Piei Z. r.. r. Fulton 81.
daily az 800 NJ Music.
New London lNorwich) Line. str. ~
Pier 20. y H.. n. Houston ST.. week days
only. 80 p NJ. Pier ~. K r.. # (. Z.d
St zoo p NJ
New Haven Line. str ~. Pier IS. z r.
T. Cstharine St. week days only zoo
n: Pier 70. # z. 22d St. 2.ls p. 81.
Bridgeport Line. week days only. str. "
PIER II. L. r.. 100 a N Pier 10. H. z
gad st fl.l5 a n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07

Collector Parr. of the L. s. Customs,
vas Just about % I'D 300 + a pinochle
r-s in the little brick custom house
Il Rouse's Point. on the Canadian line.
Suddenly one q his trusted men
aihs5 into the place.
Something doing OF the line, ne
&c. tersely.
Collector Parr adjusted the rubber
r.ss 70 his onc.al boots and, calling
he sn.ire force together, rushed 70
ss border.
!, Will be a bad night FOR SNUG
f,is. men" ne said, grimly.
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Forecast, for Special locslltie..-sntrra s~
York. Northern and sOu'hsrn sw Enslsne. fair
aae eoId.r Frldsy; SATURDAY fair.

Easirrn Pennsylvania New Jersey. Delaware
Maryland. District Of Columnis. Virginia North
Ca-o''ns snd Onto. FAIR colder Friday; SATURDAY
Increasing c.nufineSs. followed Nv rain.
Gco-ra Alabama Mississippi Ani Lculisnx
rain f-idav and probably Saturday
South Carolina ara West Virginia fair Friday.
S.ffiriav probably rain.
Florida. cloudy FRIDAY ani Saturday. probably
rain in extreme north
Wet rennsyvania sni West New York. fair
Fridays SATURDAY cloudy
Local 0melh Reoord.-The following cs-1i r~cri
from tho Weather Bureau shows ;h- changes ia
he temperature for thc last tscnty-icur hrlr. IN
comparison Win ths corresponding ta,s @, last
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ling by Photography Flim-Or Just Film
C6y GEa7LIa70 Rice

flowing
dig split tradition has the National
only that in only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07
Not Yet Here.

The American League had the proposition to face Pha-
eph New York Chi
cago Pittsburgh ruled the National.
cmpsgnPhadeh Boston
and Detroit have ennants broke the comb
nation in 1906 Three have ruled the
highway.
Philadelphia has achieved pennan Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07

Sunrise. ............. ssiNico1 rss a NJ sol
sunset. .............. - Mool ses , Il I'll y
ulGA MAlER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07

Highest frrnp~ra'ur- YESTERDAY. ~ degrees at
r. d p n lowest. = degrees lat 70 ?. m ave.
sre yesterday. - degrees average for cor--ponf
irg date last year ~ degrees average Tor corFe-
spending date last thifty-th7ee years. - deEroe-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07
Heard at the Sign
Of the Cauliflower
By w. o. MCCLELLAN =
nv ". O. MCCLELLAN.

81, Il tho true story Of the
angling Of tho WAlard-JohnsOn
I-sr,s across Tho Canadian line.
! r-uis Johnston, the boy bandit,
"a 4 70 US orer a beef steie, az
~ COTE dc, Infants, in Park Ro'o.
:, also mentioned the Dashing,
c..Iiao KID Letcis; but that IS
.,.,Aer story. This has TO do '0ith
!, ,maggling Of the Johnson
Wizard pictures under the noses
=, the United States customs
.S.r, and the entire Canadian
nv. II should be told i" chap
gr'.
u-n,e Johnston. the poor but hon
=. h.v bandit Of Madison Square Gar
y. arrived late Saturday night at his
-. in Harlem. The nine little John
=. were waiting anxiously on the
'~ 0, the apartment house. As the
y, hand, approached nine treble
- .brilled: Here's papa!"
-" -ss bow bandit disconnected himself
~ .g,ve YOU the price, papa" de-
-.-SsS lanes Johnston, jr.
~ - bow bandit slapped his pockets.
=. ,here was no noise as OF many
- s..,rs rs-tling together. Instantly
<. line little Johnstons walled in
'sp,ps's cleaned again"
wait" cried the boy bandit q
lave sn idea A-.o,oa
., nine little Johns,ons. ,
= 90. b.. 7 shall return" declared
z, boy bandit; and dashed into the
-irht
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Baron stsr Readings.

) o m -5V % 7 p N ~ 7 . M. Nv
Humldib.
a TIT y ms 50 n......-
Local Forecsst-Fsir snf somewhat colder -
day. PROBABLY fair 70 morrow. fnSh northwes-
Winds
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Uris~d saie. co., ,ne Geocess su-v.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-07

mittee wants all members, and par
ticularly the new ones, TO be prompt IN
turning in their cards, so That the
handicappers will be able TO rate the
nlaVers prOperly.
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~ ~
Apr "a
Apr Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-22
The Church That Is In New York
Churches Voice Spirit
of Easter Time in Song
Rare Musical Programmes Offered by All Denominations
Throughout the City in Commemoraon OF ChrlS-
tianitvs Greatest of All Feast Days
Bv CHARLES w. WEIGH.

The festival Of the of the Christ has from the very ear
M f Christian Church history the principal feast Of the
Church. ...
Much controversy has characterized The progress OF the centuries "
when should be celebrated The adheren or inc
prased the observance OF THIS least on
the dv Of the whether 1t on sunday OF ho
the Western observed the Sunday following inc
month Church thought OF Chrst as
pascbal lamb while Church insisted more upon
,a,;o Of reurrected In 325 the Council OF Mecca ~
Church OF Easter should be observed
m sunday Ipn cycle which was already beng uSeu "
,h Wet the rcran calendar estabshed and Easter as '
nrincpa of the movable as decides the eeoa'oh OF al W
rest Of the Churchs obseryanccs
= ~ sought in arranging Grgorian calendar that Easter
~ rrecautn Easter upon the day of the
Jewish Passover in 1885, and in 19O3 and II VIII 60 SO again
1928 1927 1881 Easter never comes beiore 'n | "
tho never before the 10th OF March Inc latest h
- 49, enc, 10th century will April 25, 1913
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-22

BAPTIST.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Broadway and 18th street.
PASTOR |. Nj. HALDEMAN, y. D.

II \. M.--"THE FOLLY AND ENtt 81
LESS TREASON OF Any PREACHING
WHICH DENIES TIE BODILY RESI- II
KFCTION OF our LORD JE~t CHRIST.
THEINCONTRONE RIIBLE PROOF THAT
III DID RISE. MD IIiL Il BIiME Us
SIRANCE THAT HI l. COMING soon
TO RAISE THE BODiFS OF TIE CHRIS
TIAN DEAD. THE HOPE THAT SHINES
ABOVE EVERY CHRISTIAN CRAZE
can Easter SermOn.)
+. MA WORKING AND WATCH
ING HOT SEIIOLD: OR. OUR LORD
JESUS CHRIST LIABLE TO COME INTO
THE AIR Any MOMENT FOR Ills
ELECT fUt Kt II. \ NARNI>G TO
E,ERY CHRISTIAN TO MAKE HIS
CALLING MD ELECTION RE- I'm
Easter ~ermOn.l
special Easter Music all day. Baptism
AT close of evening service. Friday sight.
April 2S, at o'clock. DIR. IIaldeman viii
continue his popular exposition on TIE
BOON OF E\DDt =. IUI MAENEILot :
kIN OF TIL WHOLE BIBIL."
strangers Cordially Invited,
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Pos.iua. Alteration ,,................Bo '0S'A'
Ins,r-lrn-ntsl music same ss a n. se-7tce. 49,.
Orcrtoy. God Hath Appointed a DAY ..''''A 0ui'
$50 p. n
Sunday school festival. carol singing
Carol singing. pr.iui'. anisnis Violin con '.tf.c'
p,-.lu,. herr,u.e ....................R strauss
HOY Trinity. Ieaor Avenue sni 1894 Street;
Il an.
Pror-.sio7al hymn. March o. The Tsmpl,,s.. ne,
Christ our Passover ~
a-erto-7 anthem The Resurrection shelley
oreriory ascrip;ion. "Halleiuiah Chorus Handel
Professions. Sound a. Loud rimbrel ssh.chne,
Anthem Jesus Lives ....... ....- Mariai!1i.s
O.er,ory anthem. King All GiorirlA
ST. Matthew. Esh,y-four,h Street near Central
Park West
rrelut. Alteration. ..'.i N, rflipuo-i
Anthem Christ our Pssso7er' ...... Ms-'arisne
orertory anthem. 20 sons and Dsushs,sIs 49,,
ro.tluta Hmm 4 S.; Cecilia. .......... .GounOl
-. NJ.
E',iSf; si I A.. s''s sim
0~sro,y anthem. "Hs.ie'u,ah chorus. 49,. Handel
ro.lluls March au1 HsmbesuH" 49,. .Guimant
~ {. Kuu-sey. orssnl-t and ehoirma''e'.
Trinity Church. Broadway ard Wal st-set
d NJ
Prciud,. ..Proc.,son solenneiie' pethisr
's'5I we .o,, n' N aa, 10 i.''HSdn
Orertory. As Il Began 70 Dawn .........i Buck
PosLude. Triumph or Peace ............sc hB arr
$50 =. ~
Mssaiaca; an and Suae Dimii.i, IN q ...,. 80.
Anthem Lights Offering Nom" ,Ws.i
i's'i-IVs ,,.,r 49, n,gsris, AMI cboirnas.er
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Easter Music To Be Heard
in New York City Tomorrow
BAPTIST.

baf 1911
For, wAshinstou. I2i-i2s WAds"orh Avenue
c.,o, Ring We Bells q Easter Day , hsipei
in,bsr, "Chrfst Is Risen - 49,,
HntSsn God Who l. Rich IN Mercy H.,
Carol FAITHFUL People. Ne" hel"ee '''-'. i''''-'
81. n.
c,.l ping Ye Bells o. Easter Day .-.. y hsIe,
Anthem. 'As Il Began 70 Dawn ....'''''.' 'i"1'-'
so,b.n "Aeiuis 20 The King. linens ,1ias
csroi. dFaiihful People. Now Hejoics .''''' "'''@
Judso, Memorial. Washington Square soi'h-
-. ... p,y,1 20 Dawn. .......... Vincent
Anthem. He j. Risen ...-..-''.'.
7i5 ?. n.
C.n''iS' i'0" Thomas g. Shepard
strons Place. Brooklyn.
1880 a m
o-.,, ,relud. Spring song ..... Msndeissoi.'.
x,.b.rs As Il Began 90 Dawn '.-.-...-- -,
Rsspcnse AZ Thine Altar -.-....-.' vTsrren
n.si .iesvs Christ L Risen o.day ...- ,'erfr'.
organ uostluie. Easter Morning ...-.-- VI ''-s
as p. IN.
o..., ,,.1ufs .~Triumpha Chorus 49,. OuI,inaat
s,,be-n' sNjw y Christ BE Preached '...- -r 49,.
Fnsnonse 20 In Thine lyes .-......-.'. 1900
Suet Forever with the Lord .....-''.'' C.sris-
Anthem "Hosarns .+....-.t'. Torst
+ J. Barrett. orsanisi and ehoirms''st'
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NETHODIST EPISCOPAL



81 N'I'e' .,
Mrnhs Ss''''0
o.g.~ srs,fe- Creo'frys" ........... lt1'Fn
A1,fe-- Is T. Began o. Dawn. ....... iicfa .
Iscrgton. Tt il the pa 49,, pC,,
s'pisn' 500 20, IN. 49, . Counl-l
0-s', itIt'...'.f c.~-,',. Messiah } Handel
L'sn, S'''''' s.,-..,..
I'ts.n. 'Il,y Have Taken Avay NJ Lord 3d..
c,-.r,,, ,o', Tie ro-I Is Ercr'. ...... .'ai.e-
them. ITO Mtg Af,e ......-..-. .,,...g.''.'.
1850 D,,....,. .Go,fs,Hs.a
4 E.'r o-sNi am
,....,.-.
Craze i.iH street ''.-".''
srfrlrr
Nrv'rs Sr5ire
on, f-,.... -Varrng- .......... Greg
NY1l.s '.''- od English
49,. a.. D.. t.,.... t, rs.,...' " 1olrs
''1t' ,..' .r. r..,ro.sI Ns-.l" .. Crsia
f,.-fg Service
60. ,....,. ..f.r..,l,l ,1o-.." HANDEL
NfsA. '.... .. f...~ r,.efeb Mas
osears 'h''''. '''' ''''- Mozart
49,. r.....-... gosslrf
200. l'r.isi -7 c.st-e~
i.sis.. o., . A,''' - ........,.. Grsai,f
Aa.s,u. ita De- ne b" N''n ~ >"' Han
e.~.- p..f..- @Wa- Ws-.t". ....... MsaleIsfJiln
,,..-,,y s--,,,.
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LUTHERAN.

lnntNUEL. ssth and Lexington. wrn. schoen
led. Ptstor. English. and 4. German. H. s
ST. MATTHEW'S. Co1Irnr and West ii5th. Pastors.
sIrker. /. IIo.kel fng.ish Il. German. =
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CONGREGATIONAL

B,o.swsy Talerns-ls. Broadway and ii''y-''''h
fiee,- 80
y, Vs., c,s,isie Cnrst our Passover Mar'arlans
I~,fs-, Il An Re That L'vs'h .--.--..-. Nii.hts1
s,-sr;o-y. As Il Began 20 Dawn .-..-... ''''iDs
ss7enfod Amen.
orsan '1sus Dec ...........---' ieissoi'1
I1,hsfo praise Jehossh' ..-..... .MeA-eiss'-"
mo. The soul a. Heavens Gaze ..... ~, ,,-s,r
60, IT,, .... Crcfc haninor
y.s.cr song Of he XVI Century iIlllsi.@,.
o-.rto-v "In Taradisurn .....--. a.. ,,..,' M . go
Az 90 HAL Thou Risen one WsfI $500
fsst., csn.afa The Rcsurrection y S'A-'''''
walter a. Gale rrsanisi ana ei'illl4'''''
clin,oa Avenue Congregational Church corner
Is'syelte Avenue. Brookyi-
1880 4. NJ.
r-e,y5s 20 FnH e Rita. i lnIs' ~,
tr,t.,a .'Rs'oice Sc Sons ~ Men ar Il's>'
c.fci The Souls Rejoicing N ths heSeIi er-..-s
Anthem. As j. Bcssn 70 Dawn ?. t.j,, na,S
r..,iiis -~sR j. ts ,h-ist Risen from ine III.
Dead
$50 D. NJ
r,.,,,,s ..Aso-s,'o-" .-'our srd ora Bo-oHs,l
t,..e- t,rfafa "uea.H an Li'r 81 u. N.''
c-.--r-v A.farfe f-.-n tHI.rtf.f ....
Ios-ule sFicl- dr lfr. .....- 49,. ~.
U.rtert NJ saru0ri. orsarisi AM 'A'iIli'''''
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Central Preelyterian Church. Tfty-seyenth street
ali Madison Avenue.

Itnfril Tres ftffIa an IufcNt NY stNtisu SNlcet
All Madison Avenue
Morning service--ll a. m
rf,,ude Meditation sereuse" ......... , R'r'lti,
Alteration ..-............ -....... ] ulpuccl
Chorus. christ Is Risen ......,. Fei rnanh
Anthem. "Nlra Lilies o. our LOrd" o.. ID klnton
Orer,ory anthem. The Message q Es'ter'
Ward stephens
Solo y know ths, my Redeemer li'stb Handel
Chorus song 81 Praise .............. Is rclnecf
Iosuuds lmprOviss'iOn.
w. e Gilbert director. William Reidick. orssnist
Fourth. Wc,f Tnl Avenue and Ninety hr, Street
Morning Scrvice-il $. IN.
As ]. Began 20 Dawn .........-. .... Nar.in
Carols. "Alsadsn Caroi' anil "oii Normandy
tsro'' ........... ..........- ..-.-AV. D. "aui
Tho WorI Keep Easter DsT" ..... > .... snifl
Hap ari organ. Au Pnn,cmis' ...... =, Council
Harm. Frazer" Has giinal.'
Trio MagIaieie" ..... ......-.-...-Na iieA
T,culns Services :. N.
God HAN Appointed pay ............, Tours Tours
string quartet. Moderate Allegro. low
Carols Easter song ........ .lhddenaun
Christ D. Risen" Yield
string quartet. Ceniilere. ...... ........ Hartmann
"Snrg Without Words ........... .hende.s'o
Carol. "Fiu the FONT with Roses ........ Warren
sfrinz quartet. Aiagio. iaylu
NIf.uft ....... ..@-.
AlsgO all scherzo. ........-.-.. schubert
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REFORMED CHURCH OF HARLEM
SOCIETY OF FRIENDS.

RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS esunu
Tor sorshiu. II IN. q. 81 Eat Ism ct. Man
haitian sud 10 Schermr--orn ct. brOoslvn
Rsilqicu, society " Frlends (Orthodos Meeiins,
flr Worship. n O'Clock. 20 sram"rN fsrk. Nrs
YORK. anil I-afnriir and Mashiusion Az hlooki'n.
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sPRTrrAIIsT.
PHILOSOPHICAL.
UNIT tKIiN.
ADVERTISEMENT.

TheosoPhicAL SOCIETY. IS Wv, xah a.
Fuohc lecture. Is ! ~. Tie Eroiution a Ma
by EDIARp HERRMkNN.
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University Heights. University Avenue aud Hall Of
j ine Terrace
Morngox Serylce

Prelude "Csvstins" violin and organ cog. .RHT
The Risen King -;.;.-.... II. lo9sh-beiie
H. W Parker
'R-esk Forth into Joy". ................J Barnhy
"Hr@arua" ............... ....... jules TRAINER
IosNule. Coronation March" lie frophf'c'I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-22
PRESBYTERIAN.

TIE Eick Church Fifth Avenue and Thirty
Seventh Street
Morning SerFce--ll a. N.
Prelude violin. yioonceIlo. harp and organ;
"Ncloiie Reigleuse' .................. l'nons
Harp Aria" Observation-Disclosures. Handel
Jacobs Dream" ................. 49,. .helQ
Anthems Rejoice the Lord Is Rsers" Traditional
"Haleiu!ah" .............. p. ......:. Beethoven
The soul a. Hosvsn- Gate frteelth century
Oretoy. Christ J. Risen" ...... Coleridse- Taylor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-22

caurrh o, Ne ll'Ulm' He1r "a h1n''o s''''V
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY.

ef--.s- IAN = TT1TT
to-neIl. orgari'f and dlfe.l''.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-22

Pfeluis violin, Vlolonceuo. haro and oTsanI
"Aslus Der" ...-......... Bz@
"A1asio Sosteuuto' .................. hastngs
'Frsitsii0u" Observation-Disclosures. ..... Dickinson
Anthems BY Early Morning Light
Seventeenth century
He Is Risen" ........................D ometscA
Christ Is Risen. ........., teiIrinail
O-euosy. They have taken Away ny Iord"
Cyugh Letter
postluse. ''Eve0ina star Observation-Disclosures. " guer
Clarence DicAlnscn Orssuisi and Director
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-22

Pos.iue. Alteration" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SsAi
u 50 a. n.
Irs'rirn-ntsi music. same 50 a n. serTice 49,.
or.rtory. God Hath Appointed Day" ..... .I0uf'
$50 ?. n
Sunday school festival carol singing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-22

B,,s4say rr-.byt,r.n Churrh. COL wes, lifh
Street
Morning Service a m.
Prelude. "Rs-u-rection Nom ...... ..... Johnston
Chorl, ",,ON y Christ be preached 90. Rogers
-0nrsf0 SOLO 'Isafrr Nom .Arios Isrhur9
O-rr'0fy IN TIE M0nlng' ...... ......... .hrolg
o1srei "vrry eafy so lilo morning sictonson
rlnL.dr. "Aliriuia' .......... Dubois
Lfenifg Feuios o M
Prelude "Essier Nrfinz' ............... Msiirz
'horh "Asste l1.1u rna sissp~f" ..... N4ier
fffrfrHfo sO'n "fif-arra" ...... ...... Gran rr
DrrrorT lffrr fr.rsfN'
gasf'f' A. o. Began fY Dam" ......... Vincent
InNpte Esffltf
D. na'sue. organht sll director
Nafhol square Church Madison Avenue ,fd Bat
rfenD fourth Street
N0uifg serf'- 10 q m
Freud. 'rIsfIns' Chorus" ......... Ws.rr,
iFiD.m. 'lllpnraNp f"rust uon.i0s hap slI
ofssuJ
''Frnsrfs' .... T.~t stto,..t,
Iaf.kfff0'' ........ ...... Bsefhoreli
">rds4Is Is.ig.o" ...... ........ Mao a
~ fsfrfff f....... trflf
N4hf+ ....t...+.t.++..... t.t....... Bst .Ly'cI
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Solo. Before the Dawn" Professionalism. Coornts
Easter cantsts: Death aud Life" She. ley
posflud. "1riumphsl Proccs-i0usl ..... .litintz
Miss Ethel Watson Usher, organs. and Director.
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Morning service-il IN.
O-su "Ho.srna. Chorus Nssnus' goo. Hartman
Easter ANclula" ............... zoe. Vreh Isl elaer
'IluIafe uc9" .............. D.. . .l"rrt
I..... 80 actor Clrg' ....... ..... Iehrfuaru
Anthem. "rH, strife j. o'er ....--..... Rousseau
",Ir.-f u lg.en. Ale'Wa' -........ som ahei
oIsra, response. "HcleIulahl Christ Is Risca.'
Carols, VICTORY ............. o'd Ai'atisn
SOM n May Ma.ialsr." ............ Ms,sene'
'fierI-. s.. Scrs - Ner" ... Sixteenth rcn,ur
Ofgsu. Allegro Giubiianto '......-. fcIcfl-n
90 o.
organ recital
Cfo-s's Christ Is Rsen" ..-..... .....-. bs'n
"In Psrsilss' ...-..--.-.-...-- -, ,iinaiu
Faster Morning ...-..+----.. ...... NiaIii'S
'iasfer Dawn" ........ -.t.... AUS hIe.'
Carol 20 fln p. Iil'a" .... .. ..., ..V.l reno"
An,h-m Worthy j. tie Lamb messiah -,
solo. 4 Know Taa' M7-E,~is-rner N'eth" tandl
organ. VoreJei % "IoAcngrin ...... ... w asNcf
Dr. william e. Car. ofsanist And director
p.-s A,,nu. Eighty crA stree, AMI PARK Avenue
Morning srrvice-il A. IN.
O-ss, pre'ud, Alienation .......... Boron'h
Anthem "Chris orr Passover .....-...-. D. amer
O~s-f.r, arfhsfl. The Risen tnfis' .t.... Ntpie
Artfru. t.go-. mo Iirs' Day - tho Mces D N,.rf
Ofgsa l+sfIlle "Husanna' .......-.... lfinileh'
Ersuns sef'icc-s p no.
Org,r prelude "Oid Easter Melody ......... Wet
trner 90 Tii - lLiv' ...... ... l.lsl.
0rer.0ry anthem. "They Have Taken AHy w
I,,iem -nsn Esster Bdsht" slI'sclh century
nr..n pos,,gds "Lslda,e Dom.lurn' ho- Nmann
VII an T. BIAsrosd. IT,. ofssaiA an aif'.i''.
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Broadwsy Tabernscis. Broadway ana Tiny ''''n
fisei
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ETHICAL CULTURE.
IRE SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL CULTURE,
Founded 1870
Meeting House. Central Park IVES, ard 6ith 81
u \ M Or. fELIb ADLER. sp.ai,r
Subject The Ideal Society Of Nations"
An Easter Vision.
INTERN iIiONAIISN
BRYANT Wall. C'l ~ a. 90 ~ % II
hlura White uf,a.I,f. 4..Is tNe cru 1891 ear
pfufsr - Welcome.
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ALL SOULS

Rev Df j r sLfCfR Minister
Rev. WM. IAURENCT SULLIVAN Asoc.s,
NJ Sullivan Wu p-each >ufecf 'PFp.
soNALITY rRlf MPHANT a samoa for futs.
ErtI@ Instrumental Music. serices a. u A n Al
cordially invited