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UNIVERSALIST CHURCH OF THE
 REDEEN1ER.

The quartette of the Universa1ist church of the Redeener will render the following selections Easter Sunday morning, under the direction of the organist, Miss Edith Proudman. The members of the quartette are: soprano, Mrs. Ada Tuck Whitaker; contralto, Miss Marion Munson; tenor, A. c. Boss; basso, A1ois Havrilla..
 Organ Prelude, From Stabat Mater, Rossini.
 Cantata, Death and Life,'' by Harry Rowe Shelley as follows:
 Chorus, Hail, King of the Jews.''
 Recttative, "Now From the Sixth Hour.''
 Chorus, Behold the Temples Vail"
 Solo, '"They Took the Body of Jesus"
 Solo, ''The First Day of the Week."
 Chorus, ''Now the Earth in Resur- rection Light
 offertory duet, soprano and con- traIto, "I Weep Because They Have Taken My Lord Away" Mendelssohn.
 Unfold Ye Portals by Gounod.
 Organ Postlude, Easter Morning." Otto Mailing.
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UNIQUE CAROL SERVICE
Combined Choir at Saint John's Epis- copal Church Will Sing Easter
 Afternoon

- The scholars of Saint Johns Epis- copa1 Sunday school have for several weeks been preparing for a unique service, which will be held in the church Easter Day at four o'clock. In connection with the regular choir, the Girls Puritan choir will sing. Some of the beautiful old Easter carols will be sung. The Rev. MT. FindIay will deliver the address. The musical set ting of the service will be as follows:
 Prelude-BacarolIe for Chi1dren's Day, 5Offenbach.
 Processional Hymn-113, Sullivan.
 Psalm-114, ~Gregorian.
 Carols.
 Come Ye Faithful (H 11o). sulli- van.
 tHe is Risen'' GIT 117o, Neander.
 Angels, Roll the Rock Away (116) Roper.
 Christ is Risen To-day" (H 112>. Morgan.
 A''Day of Resurrection" (115) Martin.
 Dresden Amen.
 Recessional Hymn-125, svita Aeterna".
 Postlude-Military March, schu- bert.
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Los Angeles, April 22-Special agents of the United States Depart ment of Justice and the Mexican Se- cret Service are securing the Mexican quarters of Los Angeles and towns in this vicinity in a, search for Francisco Villa, who is now believed to be hiding here.
 That Villa is in Los Angeles was reported yesterday to E. M. Blanford, special agent of the United States De- partment of Justice, by Mrs. Rose Cohn of No. Al North Olive street, formerly a nurse in the Red Cross in Mexico, who asserts that she has seen and talked with Villa in Mexico many times- Mrs. Cohn reported that she saw Villa, in this city yesterday and was positive fin her Identification of him.
 Hints at Early Capture.
 News that Villa has been captured in Los Angeles or vicinity may be flashed over the telegraph wires of the country before Sunday, according to Major Goldbaum y Padillo, super intendent of police of the State of So- nora and chief to the Mexican West Coast Secret Service, who arrived in Los Angeles.
 E"The very nature of the mission upon which I engaged prevents me from giving out any definite in formation may have in my posses sion regarding Villas present where abouts," said Major Padi1lo- Within a day or so, however, I may be able to give you news that will create a sensation
 While refusing to affirm or deny the report that he knows where Villa is in hiding, Major Padillo admitted that he has information that Villa not only did not take part personally in the Columbus, N. M, raid, but had crossed the border and gone into hid ing prior to the time the raid occur red, and furthermore is still in the United States. ".
 Cattle Thieves Gave Clue
 The information which Major Pa diIIo refuses to give out at the time was obtained from six cattle thieves who were executed in Chananea last week and who confessed just before being shot, that they were partici- pants in the Columbu raid, but that Villa himself took no part in it, being many miles this side of the border at the time.
 Sure She Saw Villa.
 Mrs. Cohn was positive in her iden- tification. She knows Villa well, and said that in addition to other identif1- cations be wore a heavy gold chain that is peculiar to the bandit
 Mrs. COhn has been a trained nurse for more than 20 years. She says she is a graduate of Johns Hopkins hospital. Her home is in Baltimore, but she is in Los Angeles for the health of her youngest daughter, a girl of 15.
 She said she had lived in and about Los Angeles with her three daugh- sters for a little more than a'year and lived in Mexico for three years: She has also lived in Texas and has seen Villa. oi1 both sides of the border. She told Special Agent Blanford she had done considerable secret service work
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ST. PETERS CHURCH.

At St. Peters church onsEaster Sum- day three masses will be celebrated, one at 7:30, S:3O and 1O:3O. The 8:30 being children's mass. The junior choir of 3g voices will sing appFopriaatte p. o14at Eas-
 Processionaf. Bells ofs Eastertide, Hall.
 Offertory. "He Lives" Hall. Communion hymn, "An~ Angels Message" Gotze.
 Recessional, Joyous Hours of Eas- ter, Hall.
 The 1O:S0 mass will be a high mass and specially arranged musical pro- pramme will be rendered by the senior lchoir.
 vidi Aquam, chorus, Mercadante.
 Kyrie E1eison, chorus, Le Hache.
 Christie Eleison, tenor solo and chorus, Le Hache.
 Gloria, chorus, from weigand's Fes- tiyaI Mass
 Credo, chorus, weigand.
 Sanctus, chorus, Le Hache.
 Onertory, Regina Coe1i,'' soprano solo, Gastinel.
 Agnus Dei, duet, Le Hache.
 Dona Noris, quartet and chorus, Le Hache.
 Recessional, entire chorus, ':Juravit," Rev. w. 4O'Conne1.
 Quarrel, Mrs. w. B. Prendergast, Miss Anna McConnor, Messrs. John Hughes, and J. L. Remedy, assisted by Misses Veronica Smith, Anna Ker- mode, Julia Molloy, Anna Connell, 7 Cecelia Moran. Irma Tferney, Marie Walsh, Louise Kelly, Anna McGrath, Mae KieIy, Grace Jacoby, Mary Cash man, Julia Hannah, Mary Maraffi Messrs. John Lyddy and Arthur i Becker.
 Mrs. J. L. Kennedy, organist and musical director.
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PLAN FOUR-STORY BUILDING FOR MAIN
 STREET PROPERTY

Plans are being drawn for a store and office building which Harvey & Lewis, opticians of Hartford, will erect on the building in which is located the cafe of David H. Cotter, in Main street, opposite Elm street. The ten tative plan is. for a four story build ing. The ground floor will be a store for the owners. --'t-T
 Harvey & Lewis operate a chain of stores in New England for the sale of optical goods which they manufac- ture. The second story will be fitted as a work room and store room: The upper floors will be designed for of fees.
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Three-Card Monte
 Worker Fined $25'

Judge Thomas c. Cough1in defend ing Anthony Fenello of 102 Sackett street, Brooklyn, the three-card monte expert, said that his client would plead guilty to gambling but would not plead guilty to charge oI preach of the peace.
 Fenello was arrested by Police Cap tain John H. Began at Housatonic ave nue and Gold street, at II o'clock yes terday morning. He pleaded guilty to gamblng and a fine of $25 was inn posed by Judge Wilder Fenel1o paid the fine.
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SACRED HEART CHURCH.

At the 8:30 mass the junior choir will sing the following numbers:
 Easter Bells by Harker.
 The Kyrie Sanctus, Benedictus and Agnus Dei by J. Wiegand.
 At the >offertory Albert Lapke will sing The Ave Maria.
 After Benediction Miss Helen Car roll will sing Immortality by Frank Shepherd.
 At the closing Miss wa1ey and Miss Connors will sing The Lily of the Valley by E. N. Anderson.
 At the chi1dren's mass the children s choir will sing the following numbers 9:3O:
 Eyrie Eleison by Gounod. < He Arose by Judson.
 Joy Bells of Easter by Judson.
 The Dawn Was Purpling Over the Day by Metzer. < Greet the Glorious Morn by Lowder.
 At the solemn high mass at 10:30 the senior choir will be assisted by an orchestra and will render the follow ing program:
 Mass in honor of the Sacred Heart by. J. Wiegand.
 soloists will be Misses Tessie O'Brien and and 1C. Doerr, W. Chew and j. Onkey.
 Veni Creator by KnaebeI, sung by MT. W Chew.
 vidi Aquam by w. Pecher, chorus.
 Ofertory, Terra Trernu1t by J. Wiegand, chorus.
 After mass, Ha1lelujah Chorus from Messiah by F. Handel, chorus.
 The Sanctuary choir will sing the ProcessionaI and Recessional.
 Easter Hymn.
 At 1880 P. M. Solemn Vespers.
 The senior choir will again be as- sisted by an orchestra and the follow ing program will be rendered: T
 Vespers by Marzo with Misses O'Brien, c. Doerr, MT. Chew and MT. Onkey as so1oists. N
 Q salptaris by Willard. sung by Miss M. Casserly.
 Haec Dies by V. Hammera1, sung by w. Chew and the chorus.
 Regina Coen by V. Hammera1, sung by Miss Lucy Clancy.
 Tantum Ergo by H. Willard, sung by MT. Chew, assisted by the chorus.
 Hal1e1ujah Chorus by Handel. The Sanctuary chPir will sing sev- era1 psalms and also the Processfonal and Recessional Easter hymn.
 After Benediction Divine Praises by c. Elliott, by quartet.
 Organist and choir director, M. J. Herman.
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FoREsTERs TO DANCE

On next Wednesday evening at Eagles hall the 26th annual dance of Court Pequonnock No. 62, Foresters of America, will take place. Plans were practically completed at a meet ing of the committee held last even ing in Foresters hall. The following comprise the arrangement committee, Thomas Skane, chairman; J. Edw. 3rosnan, John Moran, John J. Fin
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OBITUARY.
MARY GAVEN

The funeral of, Mary, widow Of James Gaven. was held from the home of daughter, Mrs. James Green. No. 168 Catherine street, at 7:15 o'clock this morning and from St Augustine's church one half hour later, where the funeral services were conducted by the Rev. Robert J. Bowen The bearers were friends of the family. Interment was in King street cemetery, Westport.
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HOLY ROSARY CHURCH.

Masses on Easter Sunday at the Holy Rosary church will be at 6, 2, 8, g and 1O:30. Solemn high mass will be celebrated at 10:3O. The choir will render the following musical pro gram:
 Prelude, 'Marche of the Magt Kings Dubois.
 Vidi Aquarn, Wiegand.
 Kyrie, Corpus Christi Mass, La Hache.
 Gloria, La Hache.
 Credo, La Hache.
 Offertory, Ave Maria. G. w. Mar ston.
 Sanctus, La Hache.
 Benedictus, La Hache.
 Agnus Dei, La Hache.
 Recessiona1, Regina CoeE, Pao1o Giorza.
 Postlude "Hallelujah," Handel Lillian A. Sullivan, organist and choir director.
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sT. MARYs CHURCH

Program 1OeSO- A. M- High. Mass. Vidi Aduam, Kempter. Kyrie, Turner Gloria. Turner. Credo, Turner.
 onertory, Terra Tremnit, Ham Enerel.
 Grand Chorus. Sanctus, Turner. Benedictus, Turner. Agnus Dei, Turner. Recessdona1, Batiste. Choir members: Mrs fFsranky Munich, Mrs. AlbanN NIbison, Miss Julia. Sullivan. Miss Irene Heffernam, Miss Hazel Thompson, Miss Mary Ma1noney, Miss Bertha Holt, Miss Angeline Mulligan, Miss Sarah Nolan, Mrs. Martin Heffer- nan, Miss Lenore Hefernan, John Lord, Peter Brown AlDan Ibison, Fred LittIeworth.
 O'Clock Mass. Junior choir assisted by Joseph islab bby, tenor soloist. Lilies of Easter Morn,j Hall. Bellies of<Easter, Geibe1- The Risen King, HauseEe
 Joseph Clabby. The Easter Light, Meredith. RecessionaI, Mourland. John Wilbur Dial, organist and choir Hrector-
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VILLA SOUGHT IN COAST CITY; WOMAN FURNISHES
 CLUE TO SECRET SERVICE

for the government, both here and il1 Fl Paso.
 T went down to the Marsh-strong building yesterday afternoon and then walked south on Main street. she said. Between Twelfth and Ptco streets saw Francisco Villa with two women. One of them was very young. The women were well dressed. [ know one of Villas wives. but I had never seen either of these women before.
 Villa was dressed in fine black suit, wore a broad Fedora hat and tan shoes. He was clean shaven, ex- cept for his mustache.
 ''I do not believe Villa recognized me- I have seen him more than 50 times, but I have changed consider ably since he last saw me- I thought of calling an officer and started to fol- low them.
 Got Away In an Auto.
 Before they had gone half block they stopped an automobile and whirled away. There was no license number on the car''
 Mrs. Cohn said a piece of card board, which a few feet distant would pass as a mud smeared number plate, hung from the rear of the car, but containing no numbers.
 Mrs. Cohn- said she then hurried to
  municate with MT. Blanford. A Secret Service operative was soon put on the trail. While Blanford believes that the man Mrs. Cohn saw possibly was a double of the bandit chief, other Secret Service men have been sent out in search of him.
 The fact that Mrs. Juana Villa. wife of the bandit. mysteriously disappear ed from her home in this city some weeks ago, leads the authorities to be- 1ieVe that she was one of the women accompanying Villa yesterday, though Mrs. Cohn did not think either of the women was Mrs. Villa.
 Reports have been in circulation about Los Angeles for some time that Villa has been living in the neighbOr- hood of Pasadena, where there are a number of other Mexican refugees.
 Major Padillo held a long confer ence with two Mexicans at a hotel yesterday afternoon, but other than to admit that they were Carranzistas he refused to dfvu1ge their identity. gro give out information now would dis rupt our plans he said. ''You must wait for day or so."
 HE MIGHT BE IN LOS ANGELES. r Washington, April 22-An official of the Department of Justice said last night that immediately after the Co., lunDuS raid information was sent to the department that Villa was in Los Angeles. It was investigated and found to be without foundation. Other reports from the same source have proved to be equally unfounded.
 This same official said he placed lit tie credence in the present Los An ge1es report but admitted it was possi- b1e for Villa to slip into the city with out detection. W r7
 War Department officials and army officers do not believe Villa is in Los Angeles. They have heard nothing of flcially of the report.
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ST. GEORGES CHURCH.

7:3O A. M. ProcessionaI, The Strife is Der. Kyrie, Barnby.
 ohertory, Jesus Christ is Risen To- day.
 Sursum Corda, Merbecke. Sanctus, Merbecke. Gloria in Exce1sis, Old Chant. Post Communion, Nunc Dimittis. Recessional, Christ the Lord is Risen Again.
 1O:3O A. M Processiona1, The Strife is Der. Introit, Benedictus. Kyrie, Barnby.
 Hymn, The Day of Resurrection. Offertory, Anthem. Sursum Corda, Merbecke. re Deum. Post Communion, Nunc Dimittis. / Recessional, A1leluia, Sing to Jesus. 500 P. NJ. ChiIdren's Service. Processionals, Jesus Christ is Risen Today; The Strife is Der. Hymn, The Day of Resurrection. Onertories. A1leluia. Hearts and
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HE MHGHT BE. IN Los ANGELNs.

nell and P. McCann. Indications are that Eagles hall will be taxed to its utmost capacity and the affair will be a brilliant social success. The hall will be e1aborately decorated for the occasion. Kearns orchestra will furnish the music and Prof. Brown will be the prompter. Old time square dances as we'll as the latest round dances will be on the program.
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ST. PATRICK's CHURCH.

Masses at 7. g. 9:sO and 1O:3O a. m. Following is the program for the 9 and 10:3O a. m. masses:
 8 o'clock mass, Junior choir of 60 voices assisted by Miss Norma, Weber, contralto. Prelude, Triumphal March Lem mens.
 Kyrie. Reber.
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THE PRETTIEsr FACE

and the most beautiful hands are ot- ten disfigured by an unsightly wart. l. can easily be removed in a. few Jays without pain by using Cyrus Wart Remover. For sale only at the Cyrus Pharmacy, AIS = >s1rtieId Ave.
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ST. AUGUsTINE,s

Washington Ave. Masses: 6, 2. 8. g, JO,, Solemn High II a. m.; Solemn High Vespers,' 7:3O D. m.
 Programme Children's Mass, 9 a. m., chorus of 1GO voices.
 Easter serv.ce Light of Hope
 PreIudes Largo, Handel.
 Processfonai, Our Risen King, Kohl mann
 Low in the Tomb, Kohl1nann.
 Allelcia EverIlore, <Giebel. Praise Him, Kohlmann.
 Carols to the King, Thomas
 Jesus the Light, Lowden. ~ Recessfonal, See OCT the Hill Tops, 1owden.
 Program, II a. m. service. Solemn High Mass:
 Festival Prelude, Dubois. Vidi Acquan,s Schoepf.
 Introituss Ressurrexi. Brisebois.
 Kyrie. Pascflal Mass in P. sI.arnbil- .lotte.
 Gloria, LambiIlotte-
 Gradua1ia, Haec Dies, Tozer.
 Sequentiae. Victima Pascha1i, Tozer.
 Veni Creator, Brisebois.
 Credo, Lambillotte.
 Offertoria, Terra Tremuit, Tozer.
 Offertory, Haee Dies, Hammere1
 Sanctus LaFat fE7ette-
 Benedictus, Lambllotte-
 Agnus Dei, Lambi1lotte. i Communiones Pascha nostrur1a' Tozer.
 Recessional, Easter Hymn. Rose ! wig.
 Program. solemn High vespers. 7:3O p. m. | Prelude, Largo, Handel Processional, Sing the battle sharp 1 and glorious, Monk. f Domino ad, Willard Dixit Domn1ina1s, Willard
 Juravit Dominus, Willard.
 JudicabRt and. De terrente, Willard. Laudate Domfnum, Willard.
 Haec, Dies, Hammerel.
 Magnifcat (Ewelfth Mass), Mozart.
 Regina Coeh, Rosewig.
 O'Salutaris, Wiegand.
 Tanturn Ergot Berge. sf Divine PraiseS e7Iiott.
 Laudate Dornfnurn, Chant
 Recessional. {Marche Ponteficale, iLemmens.
 Rev. James B.SNihi1l, P. R., will be celebrant ant the Solemn High Mass at1I a. m and att Wespers 7:3O p. m. Rev. Francis May,f deacon, Rev. John Anderson, ID. .iD., suRo-deacon. The ser mon at the II clock service will be delivered by Rev. Francis May Rev John Anderson. D. D., will celebrate masses at 8 and g oscIock. Father May and Father Anderson are from St. Themas' Seminary. lHartrords Conn.
 Choir Members-NIiss Auralia Berger, Mrs Jennie Britt, Miss Mary Eonlin, Elizabeth CaIlahan{ Catherine Csavnor. Mrs Frank Green, Miss An na Hayes, Alice Hayes, Ethel. Hogan, Helen Henry Miss Dunhanas Marion Johnson, Mrs. Finton Kelly, Eliza beth Merry, Elizabeth McNamara, Mary ". McNamara. Florence Mac Kernan. Evelyn MacKiernan, Miss Mccarthy. Mrs. E. Pippin, Mae O'Rouxke. Mabel Sweeney, Martha Schade, Hedwig Schw'eitzer, Elizabeth stanton, Claire Rourke, Kathleen Ryan, Marguerite Scott, Mrs. Vincent Wade, Sarah Wall. Rose Wall. -sFhos- C.onxvay. Jas. J. Dunn, Frank Doyle. Frank Green, William Green, Arthur Lavasseur, J. J. Kennedy, John Mc- Corrnick, Frank A. Rice, Philip Rog- CTS. Charles E. Stuncke, Jr., Jas. J. stanton, Joseph Wade. John Wade, Vincent Wade Alfred T. BriSebOiS, preanists. and cfoir1naster-
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Exports of copper from Atlantic ports for the week ended April 19 totalled 2,157 tons.
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Voices Heavenward Raise; The Morn ing Light is Breaking. Recessionals, Crown Him With Many Crowns; A11eluia, Sing to Jesus.
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PARK STREET CoNGREGAr1oNA A

Easte music will be sung tomorrow at Park street Congregational chuch by a full chorus choir and soIoists un- der direction of Harry H. Whitaker. Following are the singers: Sopranos, The Misses Elsie Nobbs, Lois Blake, Fieda French, Mary Watson, Katherine Thuesen and Elizabeth Williams, Mrs. Roy E. Clark, Mrs. Howard Gorham, Mrs. G. T. Sampson. Contraltos: The
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-22

The Bank of England shipped f5O,- 900 in sovereigns to South America and bought E8,OOO bar gold.
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WEST END. CONG. CHURCH.


 West End Congregational Sunday School. Easter services will be held at o'clock.
 Program.
 Instrumental Prelude. E Hymn, Awake Glad Soul. Prayer, pastor.
 Address, Edward Rizy. Recitation, In the Tomb, Mabel Ban Recitatidn, How Fair the Dawn, Viola Douglas. + The Resurrection Story. Recitation, Come See the Place, Mary Haraske.
 Easter hymn.
 Exercise, He is Risen.
 Recitation, Joy and Gladness, E1iose Clark.
 Exercise, Beautiful Morning. Hymn, Christ the Lord is Risen To- day. Exercises, by primary department, Miss Fannie Northrop, superintendent. Recitation, What the Birdies Say, John Wright.
 Prayer for our departed friends. Responsive reading. Hymn, For All the Saints Who From Their Labor Rests.
 Exercise, Glad Easter Morning. Recitation, Sing With Loud Hosanas, Irene Wright.
 Recitation, Russell Davis. Recitation, Alleluia, William Pone- lett.
 Recitation. He Is Risen, Ruth Woodcock.
 Song, Miss Chapin's- class. Presentation of gold pins. Offering.
 Song, Soft the Bells Are Ringing. Exercise, Her Easter Choice. Hymn, The Day of Resurrection. Benediction.
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Jas. Knight, Elwin Hyde; Clayton R.. Chaffee, organist and director.
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OLIVET CHURCH.


 Prelude, Resurrection Morn," EFF. Johnston.
 Responses, eff We Walk in the Light I. B. Wilson; "Grace Be Unto You" Beethoven.
 Anthem, "As It Began to Dawn 9 MyIes B. Foster.
 Offertory, "I Know That My Re deemer Liveth," Handel.
 Anthem, Awake Thou That Sleep est,'' w. c. Williams.
 Post1ude, ''Processiona1 March, Ed. Batiste. Prelude, ''Variations on Easter Hymns Ashford ' Anthem, Jesus Christ is Risen," E. s. Lorenz. Soprano solo, Christ is Risen,'' B. Response. show Me Thy ways.'' ,E. L. Ashford,
 Postlude, "Alleluia,'' G. N. Rock well. Miss Hazel M. Nichols, soprano; l; Mrs. Sidney Colburn, alto; Geo. s. Owen, tenor; E1dert Lockwood, bass; Chester G. Harrison, organist and di- rector.
 KINGS HIGHWAY CHAPEL. The choir of Kings Highway chapel, assisted by Miss Florence Burgess, contralto, will give ''The Risen King g by P. A. Schneider, Easter Sunday evening.
 Introduction.
 Chorus. This is the Day Which the Lord Hath Made.
 The Story.
 Chorus of men, As It Began to Dawn.
 >women's trio, With Loving Hearts and Laden Hands.
 Recitation, men, But When They Came Unto the Sepulchre.
 Chorus, The Lord is Risen. Recitation, men, Then Went They Out Quickly and Fled.
 Chorus, weeping For Him. Alto solo, They Have Taken Away My Lord.
 Recitation, men and women, And When She Had Thus Said.
 Chorus, O Grave, Where is Thy Vic tory.
 Finale.
 Chorus, Unto Him Who Loved Us. Sopranos, Mrs. L. V. Roberts, Jr., Misses Annie Laing, Grace Laing, Mary Stewart; altos, Miss Florence Burgess, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. HoVey, Mrs. Hyde tenors, A. D. Garfield, R. J. Kirk, Jack Kirk; basses, Mir. Roe, MT. Farren,
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Misses Frances Wilson, Irene Decker, Gertrude Graham, Elizabeth Gunzen- hauser, Mabel Watson, Fay Preston and Florence B. Williams. Tenors: Messfs. Abraham Marland, John AV- cry, Fred Broadbent, Albert Gunzen- hauser, Arthur Moss and J. U. Yates. Basses; Messrs. Charles Couch, Harry Curtiss, Philip Hamaker, Louis Foulds and Ray B. Wotton.
 4 Morning. Organ Prelude-Resurrec Morn, Johnston.
 Anthem-Christ the Lord is Risen To-day. Schneider.
 Contra1to So1o-The Day of Resur- rection. Bruno Huhn. Onertory-Easter Dawn, Clauss- mann.
 Anthem-As It Began to Dawn. Chaf1n. Soprano Solo - The Resurrection, Shelley.
 Organ Post1ude = Festival March. Mailly.
 In the evening" the choir will render Charles Fonteyn Manney's Easter Can tata, '"The Resurrection
 Introduction.
 Prelude and Chorus-He Is Risen. with soprano solo by Miss Elsie Nobbs.
 Part
 The Empty Tomb. Recitative, Baritone-Upon the First Day of the Week, Charles B. Couch. Women's Chorus,-Who Shall Roll Away the Stone? Three Parts Voices Alto Solo-God Shall Wipe Away all Tears, Miss Frances Wilson.
 Recitative, Baritone-But When They Came to the Place, Charles B. Couch.
 Solo, Tenor-why Seek Ye the Liv- ing Among the Dead? Abraham Mar land.
 Chorus = Angels, Roll the Rock Away. Full Choir.
 Part IT.
 Mary MagdaIene
 Recftative, Baritone - And They Went Out Quickly, MT. Couch. Unaccompanied Quartet - Blessed Are They. Miss Nobbs, Miss Will son, MT. Har1and and MT. Couch. Soprano Solo-They Have Taken Away My Lord, Miss Frieda, French. .Chorus-O Death, Where Is Thy Sting! Finale.
 Chorus-BIessing and Honor. Evening organ numbers will be: Fantasie, w. T. Best; Easter Alleluiar Ottenwaelder; Hosannah, Hartmann. Dr. Gerald H. Beard will speak in the morning on, Newness of Life, and in the evening on, The Joy of That Meeting.