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The Prescott daily news., 1918-07-18
NEWEST NOTES OF SCIENCE

For lubricating automobile springs a tool has been invented to spread the leaves and insert grease.
 olland has a plant for manufactur- ing Illuminating gas from petroleum residue by dry distillaton.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-07-18
NOTICE

Carload new Ford cars for sale. Also other automobiles and trucks of various kinds. Would like to cores pond with any one who would likely be in the market in the future.
 Mendenhall & Fairchild,
 Rosston, Ark.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-07-18

A recently patented garment in- tended to replace the sweater wraps around the body, furnishes several thicknesses of material where most needed and can be adjusted to per sons of various sizes.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-07-18
The PRESCOTT DAILY NEWS Published by
 The News Printing Company

Entered as second class mail mat far November 4th, 1905, at the post office at Prescott, Ark, under the act of Congress, March 8, 1879.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31
BAPTIST.

Boulevard-Rev. Francis Lee Albert.
the pastor. will preach tho Easter
morning sermon on The Lord Is Life
Nothing But Leaves" will be the sub
jet of the evening sermon
Cnlvary-Thc pastor. Rev. Carter
Ashton Jenkens. will preach AT both
services. "Christ's Manifestation" will
be the subject OF the morning sermon
and Growing" Of the evening sermon
Paramount Av~nue-Special morning
service at II o'clock. At the 8 o'clock
service there viii be special Easter
music and a sermon By Tho pastor
Rev. Robert T. Cavcrlce. on "A Cruel
Axiom"
FuIton-Prea ching morning and
evening by the pastor. Rev. W. Thorn
burn Clark.
bro q US Memorinl-Prcach ching
morning and evening by the pastor
Rev. w. L. Gibson. Special a:a ;ier
must" nGer III cci on OF Mis- No l..
mann.
srcond-H"Eular services & y
o'ciocI; and y, y r.ocit with g. ,l..is
b. the. pastor. Rev. r Clagett Skin
ner y. ID. special Easter music.
Gintcr Pnrk-Csual services 1t II
O'Clock and at S o'clock with sermons
by the pastor. Rev. William Hedley.
BntnhriiEe street-Irayer meeting
a; sunrise. Preaching at II O'Clock and
d. E!bth D. the pastor. Kew IL
Judson Westfa!l
Grove Misunderstanding to-day al
II o'clock and at O'Clock by the
pastor Rev. W. G. James. -. ID.
Grnce Strcet-PreachinE 1T both III
II o'clock and o'clock services by the
pastor. Rev. Finley 6. Gibson. d ~.
The SiEnincancc OF the Resurrection
will be tho subjcc; OF the morning ser
mon and "A Question That No Man
Can Answer" Of the evening sermon.
FIrst-Preach,ng by the pastor. Rev.
George w. Mcdaniel. d. d.. at II
o'clock and at O'CLOCK. Special
cvangc,is,ic services each night dur
ing the week beginning At Sis o'clock.
Barton IIeiEhts-The pastor. Rev.
George 7. Waite. Will preach a, both
Tic morning and evening hour.
Zine Street.-The pastor, Rev. j. u.
l!utson. y. -, will preach this morn
ing Oh The God Of All Comfort ard
ut tn" evening service on The Lord
He!sneth.'
Leigh Strect-Revival services az /!
o'clock Special mass-mcetinG at :
c'cloc,, and The closing services OF the
spccial meetings at 7;45. Rev. G. w.
>wopc - y. Will preach at al! these
lN''Ss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31
LOCAL CHURCH NOTICES
EPISCOPAL.

81 James. Jo,,.
O'clock Wor,,i.' communion al
rnunion a,,G pi"Ee.' toF Com
chlldrnn.s fos.;,'a mn O'Clock
,,.Ii.a,' :" ics,iNa! celebration a; 4
at S:l5. Tho rector pcv - ,,-e. .,i'o';
Peter. viii preach a, bo,h ser,ica:
A>ccn>io,-t,o,,. ca,
o,cin,t. %t,iS Co'''huhloh at
Holy Com,n,,,'in,1 - sermon and
80, ',ti ~ II O'Clock sun
services 2, might Eav phit., ~"
thur the rector viii n-a,ri' -.
morning service.
an S,i,, ,,.!
r..r g',t 'Eite ana ser
10 els.;. Af..r.y,., ''n,'T'''"" AZ II
rsae ..,,,t 'Sr ana scr
n. eansu,,.d ices VIII
r,.v.,,, III rector rev j. Y,
rh aoy .hotr If ror,, ,a. u!
j. ~. Gosuy. organis, and choi.r,.,..a.
e.; r,nI. .-,
sf,-r.-, . .ui..on a. ':%o.
,.clsct Ey@njnr r,,.o, o,,-''a"''.oh .,
Al irr ~ o'clock snryirc 80,
i,es Il. Russell Bowie Il - -
o.rJuu on The Easter Faiib T.bra,,oi,
.hc shadows of Wa" nrL 49,
".e-'ek service on The Gospel o! Tho
essen Lilo.
st. MISUNDERSTANDING Of an.
HOLY Communion and sermon ~ II,
o.cIocil Sacrament OF baptism win ~,
administered at {! O'Clock ry.ri,.
Drawer and ri.a ~ co,.-..;
m!n!stcrcd by IL, Rev. 4. \. Gibson
- -
HOLY Trini,-IJo,v f,o,
O'Clock. Morning pravcr amn ~
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THE CHURCHES AND
TO-DAY'S SERVICES

behold Him, so shall ] see and know
my friends whom ] have loved long
and lost awhile. Christ's resurrection
assures my resurrection.
CROWNING EVENT
OF ALL HISTORY
We'll does Doctor Farrar write: "rhc
resurrection. so far from standing
alone, WAS the crowninS event OF the
history of all tho past; the opening
Of the history OF all the future even
to the contamination of the ages. the
sole hope Of the life Of all the world,
and the sole explanation of ali its mys-
tcrica. Absolutely and finally cor
vnccd. the apostles became the irrcris-
;iblc hcraidS Of the last dispcn&atiun
and before thirty years had elapsed
they had everywhere proclaimed Jesus
and the mystery OF Ills death and the
Of an endless life" And he might
have added that through the teach
ing of those thirty years the truth
the whole truth-of the gospel was SO
firmly established in the world that
no malcvolcnt or doubling power has
TO break II down or discredit its divine
might. Thank God for so glorious 4
message We can bear much Of trial
and sorrow and struggle when We
Know that All these things arc but the
prelude TO the precious symphony Of
a new and uncnding existence in Gods
nome ana ours, where body and mind
and spirit shall rejoice in what has
been and IN what is to be in Che in
Unite ages OF growth. VIC repeat our
creed, and II comes from Heaven. where
IN" angels are repeating II with The
ransomed who have gone On before us.
ana II VIII tie our song forever here
ana there: II believe in Jesus Christ,
VINO died for me. Who rose again for
me VINO VIII cause ne 10 rise also
mere 10 newness OF life. there 10 un-
ending bliss"
My risen Christ ] Worship Thee nh
when life seems hard and terrible and
me mysteries confuse me. stand Thou
before me rs Thou didst stand in tho
garden before May and call mo bv
my name Then viii gladly answer
- she answered: 20. my .Iaster:" And
fear and sorrow Will be ,,ono 49,,
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Emmanuel baptist Church.

Morning service. II o'clock Noiun-
tary; anthem. Hail. Mighty Victor:
hymn lS4. The Strife Is Ger. the Bat
Tie Done: hymn 1877, Christ the Lord
Is Risen To-day": cantata. The Rcsur-
rection.' II. w. Porter; sermon by the
pastor; hymn lCl, Coronation"
Evening service, o'clock-Volun-
tary; anthem. The King OF Glory
Shall Come In; hyma 1876. Welcome.
Ihou Victor In the strife; hymn l3S.
Angels. Roll the Rock Away: anthem.
"lialie!ujah : Fred ". Peace
Choir: Sopranos-iiisscs Alysc and
lzora TiGnor. Mrs. }. Parker Harms
and Mrs. T.. T. Hill. ContvaItos--Ai
Grace Ganzert and Mrs. A. s Clay
ton Tenor-Fred Maysc. Baritone
Lawrence Wiley Bassos-J. A. Filipino
and l.. W. Miner. Organist and dircr-
tors-Afrs. s. II. Gary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31
Hot Water for
Sick Headaches
Tells why everyone should drink
hot water with phosphate
In it before breakfast.

Headache Of any kind is caused by
auto intoNication--which means self
poisoning. Liver and bowel poisons
called toxins. sucked into the blood
through the lymph ducts. excite the
heart. which pumps the blood So fast
tha. IL conSests in the smaller arteries
and veins OF the head. producing vio-
lent. tbrobbinS pain and distress called
hcada che. You become nervous de-
Spondcnt, sick, fcvcrsh and miserable.
your meals sour and almost nauscat.
you. Then YOU resort TO acctanilide.
aspirin on The bromidcs which tcmpo,
rarly relieve but do not rid the blood
Of these irritating toxins.
a glass OF hot water with a tea
spoonful OF limestone phosphate i'm IL,
drank before breakfast for awhile, will
not only wash these poisons from your
system and cure YOU OF headache. but
will cleanse. purify and freshcn tile
entire alimcntary canal
Ask your pharmacist for quarter
pound of limestone phosphate. IT Is
inexpensive, harmless as sugar.
II you aren't feeling your best il
tongue is coated or you wake up with
bad taste. foul breath or have colds,
Indigestion. hiliousness. constipation or
sour. acid stomach. begin tho phos-
phated hot water cure to rid your sys-
tenn OF toxins and poisons.--Adv.
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Tabernacle baptist Church.

The following music will he rendered
at the Tabernacle Baptist Church:
Morning scrvlcc-Anthcm, Awake
Up. Ny Glory" cBarnby); "Bonum Est"
CEuck).
Evening scrv!ce-Anthem. "Untold
Yc Portals" tGounod): Awake, Thou
That Siecpcst" tMaker).
Sopranos-Mrs. u. L. Sergeant. Mrs.
". I. Shepherd, Mrs. C. L. kellam. Mrs.
i. l. Johns. Mrs. c. H. Carter. Mrs.
Bernard Kelly. Miss Virginia Gartrell,
Miss Pearle Thompson. Mrs j T. Jones
Mrs. T. a. Crowder. Mrs. w L.
Francis. Mrs. J. -. Brown. Miss Elsie
Crowder. Miss Emily Moncure Miss
Blanche Delaney Altos-Mrs g; B.
Williams. Mrs. Hugh Ry!and. Mrs. II. a.
Usher. Miss Ruth Crowdcr Miss Sallic
Moncure. Mrs. Z. l.. Moxon, Miss Lu-
Gle Ncndal.. Mrs. w. " Haynes
TenoTs-Ciauic Guthrie. NJ l.. Norvell.
Resemblance Lukhard. Charles I:
Gar;rcl. Il. l.. MoXon. j. H. Horton.
Clarence Wright II. l.. Booker. Or
Sanis'-Miss Taylor. The choir Is
under tho dictatorship OF Professor
Ernest II. Cosby.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31

tor. Rev, X N. White. will preach a,
o'clock.
st. Jnn,es's-Spccial Easter services
class of children will he received
into the church AT tho II O'Clock SCR
vice. "iic Is Risen" will be the theme
OF tho morning sermon. and The Walk
to Emmaus" OF tho evening sermon
Special music at both services with
violin solo at night.
Laurel Strcct-Prcachinc AT II ami
at s o'clock by the pastor. Specioi
Easter service this morning The sub
jcct tonight will be "Icavcn.''
81. PnuI's-"The Livin. Christ" will
be tho subject Of tho morning sermon
and "A Lofty Purpose in Life" the
subject Of the evening sermon at 8
o'clock. Preaching by tho pastor. Rev.
i. l.. Johnson. at both services.
Decatur Strcct-Eastcr sermon bv
the pastor. Rev Samuel L. Dumyille. az
IL O'Clock. Epworth League will hold
special service at > O'Clock There viii
be special Song and story" service
at O'Clock b. tho pastor and choir
MISUNDERSTANDING at II O'Clock and
at 8. with snccial service for women
at > o'clock in tho afternoon. Easter
music will be a feature Of the SER
vices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31

secretary and treasurer. issues Al, t.t,
time twenty-five periodicals. the conf,' ,
bincd annual circulation of which n =
more than i3,oco.ooo single copies. rh,
number OF books tracts aud Iearlct.
this committee issued last year was 49,,
1890
Last year the publication committee.
supplied 3cI sunday schools Win
Bibles copies OF tho catcchism aud
other sunday school litera,urc free NJ
charge, and in this way ministered q, x
10000 Children who assembled i'm thos,
sunday schools. Another donation OF
TINS committee was that Of > 2T3 confca
or the New Testament, which werc
given to as many individuals who re-
cited perfectly the Shorter Catechisr,
More than 500 of these copies OF tho
New Testament were given to inerfiborss-s
of Sunday schools in foreign lands. IN
CHINA and Korea especially. Donations,
made by the publication committee last
year amounted TO Il total Of !ii5Op -,
1t Is OF special interest TO note thIi
the publication committee never nc-
sentS deficit 10 tho General Assemble.
It's every account being paid In full
from the receipts from publications.
and from this source this COMMITTEES hasa
contributed to the work OF The cnurcs>tf
many thousands of dollars during rs-rt
cent years I'D
The month Of March is the n.oa.l,.5,l
when special contributions for tna
cause of Sabbath school extension ara
made throughout the territory of tho
Southern Presbyterian Church. tho
amount asked for this year being SIS
600.
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p;'lIiODIST.

Trinity-Revival services at II and
NJ" o'clock. with preaching by the
pastor These services will continue
,.ro"gnout the week. the pastor
preachins each evening. II. Lee Smith
VIII nave charge Of the music.
Clay Street.-The pastor. Rev. G. H.
Ncwbury. will preach at II o'clock
and at s. Morning subject rs The
resurrection IncrcdibIe:" Evening sub
!cct' The Bodily Resurrection and
Everlasting Life"
hnrt"n Misunderstanding at II and
O'Clock by the pastor-morning sub
Ject Joyous Easter" evening sub
Jcci Resurrection Love Lessons"
Gintcr PHILOSOPHICAL Easter services
In the Sunday school. An Easter mes
sage by the pastor. Rev. l.. S. FIournov
at II O'Clock.
Grncc-Prcaching at II o'clock and
~ by the pastor Rev. J. G. Unruh.
Ecnscnnry-Rcv. Thomas A. Smoo;.
-. -, me pastor Will preach the East
er sermon at IL o'clock. Special music
viii be rendered by the choir. In the
evening the pastor will preach on the
subject The Power of the Resurrec
ton"
raris Placc-Thc pastor Rev. W. T.
Thompson. -. -. will preach at II
o'clock. Special Easter music and SER
i'o'' thioh services at o'clock i'm
this church. when Rev. f.. T. McFadcn
-. H.. Will preach. Midwcek prayer
meetings. will be resumed Wednesday
evening At 8 o'clock
broad Strect-Preaching at II o.cloc,,
and at by the pastor, Rev. Fred r.
Chcnault. Morning subject. THE Pow
or of the Resurrection" Evening sub
iect. "a Glad Message to a Troubled
World"
Monument-Thc pastor. Rev G.. TT.
Lambeth, ID. d.. will preach at IL
O'Clock on Evidences OF the Rcsur-
rection." At o'clock the congrega-
ion will worship with the Westminster
Presbyterian Church.
Highland Park-Bishop Collins Den
ny VIII preach at IL o'clock. Tho pas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31
RHEUMATISM
Physician Believes Genuine RemcS,
for the Disease IIns Dccn
Found.

Rhcuma. the wonderful rheumatism
remedy sold by Tragic Drug Company,
and all druggists. gives nuickc. anf,s
more lasting relief than other remedies J;
costing many times as much ~"
Rhcuma passes the deadly poisono.fs
secretionS into the bowels and Kidneys
from which they are quickly throS.I
off in natural healthy way. s.s-
Read what q reputable physic;ah
says about Rheuma: 81 have made IL
most careful investigat ton Of the fox
mula employed in the manufactures Of
Rheuma, and / heartily recommend IT,
as remedy for all forms OF rheumi-"f
tsm. find Rhcuma far in advance of ,
the methods generally employed in Ito
treatment of rheumatism, and alSo-
gcthcr different in composition from
the remedies usually prescribe DIR.
NJ. c. Lyons. -.
This should give any sufferer from
rheumatism confidence TO try Rheuma.
1. q II.
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Easter Music
Special Service. In Local Churches.
Monument Mc,hodi>, CHURCH.

Tho following programs Of Easter
music viii be rendered by TIA" choir
of Monument Methodist Church.
Mornin.-\nthcm. The Lord l.
Risen CBenjamir w. Lovclandl: an
them. Chris, Is Risen From the Dead
WaEncr-Ncidlin E"r): anthem. ON
That First Easter Morning" CIV. r..
spence: contrtito solo. '''rhc Lord of
Life" tAlfrcd WooicrD.
Evening The choir of this church
will sing 1T the evening uHiol services
TO be held at Westminster Presbyterian
Church. and the following anthems will
be rendered: Awake. Thou That
Slccpest' tF. G. Makcr). 20. - JOY
ful in the Lord az. r. Nroa-nr)
Christ Triumphant" DIARY Rowe
Shelley: come. See tho Place Where.
Jesus Lay fStanl"y Il. Avery.
The choir consists Of Miss Patt!c
Johnson. soprano: Miss Marjorie Iiar I.
cum. controlto: Ernest l.. Thomas
tenor: j. Melvin O'Grady. baritone: &
II. Ashburn. Jr. prganist and director.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31
St. Peters Catholic Church.

The following program OF Easter
music at st. Peters Catholic Church
will be rendered by a male choir.
High mass. II a. M.--"Eidi Aquam,
tenor solo and chorus: professional
chris; the Lord Is Risen To-day;
kyrie' and Gloria" from Carpenter
First Mass in C; "Credo" (Csounod)
ofertory. Regina Coeli" "a Werner,
SahctuS ocned!ctus. "Acnus Del" from
Gounod. second mass: recessional
Unfold We Portals" (Gounodl.
Soloists-Coumbus 4. Canepa, tenor.
T. j. Baldwin baritone: John Tucker
bass. Choi--T. j. Baldwin. c. a.
Canepa. j. j. Craven. j. j. Hart G.
Lamb, w. Lane. Zen Leigers. John
Leaman. w. Knightly, Thomas Muir
ply. y. Y. Shea. Joseph Sullivan. John
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tIIItISIl.t v.
seventh Street.-The pas,

seventh Street.-The pastor. Rev. II.
-. I. MacIachian. i. u, viii preach at
y O'clock and at s. Ills morning
subjcc. will be knowing Christ" To-
nights service will! be the fnal one OF
the evanselistic meetings which have
been in progress for two weeks. De
c!sion Day" will be observed in the
sunday school.
Third-The pastor. Rev. James O.
ielsabeck. VIII preach ~ II o'clock
Instead Of the regular preaching SER
vice, the Junior EEdeavors and the
Mission Band will give a special pro-
gram AT o'clock.
Hanover Avenue-The minister Rev
George w. kemper. will preach al the
morning service. Union services vii!
he held at S o'clock at Westminster
Presbyterian Church. with sermon by
Rev. G.. II. Lambeth. -. D.. Of Monu-
nlcnt Methodist Church
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Park pince Methodist church.

Mornin "Allcluia" CFaulker) :
Christ tho Lord l. I;iscn To-Day"
hymn l5G: Nov. Is Chris, Risen
quartet Warren: oifertory. IL Know
That My Redeerier Liveth.' soprano
SOLO: 'Sing Win All tho Sons Of Glory
hymn. $50. Look. Yc SainJs. the Sigh;
Is Glorious hymn 1853: postiudc tC;"u-
nod.
Evening-Pastoralc UcmaiErc): 10
Sus. tic coudu"ror. RciSns' hymn L.:
All Han Thou Blessed Day, All Han
quartet tSpence): oncrtory. Now. Is
Christ Risen" (WarreHl. The Head
That Once Was Crowned With Thorns."
hymn IL: Jesus Shall Reign Wher.. cr
the sun" hymn sci: march postlldc
tBcctiovcn).
Choir-Miss Gladys Pcyton. soprano.
Mrs. y. >. Quarlcs. Jr.. alto: walter
watkins. tenor: Arthur Wilkinson
bass; Austin W. Martcnstcin. organist
and director.
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Grove Avenue napti.t church.

Spec.a! music VIII be sung at both
services. the second service being at
O'Clock in the afternoon instead Of y
O'Clock The program at II a. NJ
follows:
A. NAH Hail. Thou Blessed
Day, Spence: Rejoice, Rejoice, Christ
is Risen" Stoug hton: oTertory.
Angels. Roll the Rock Away" Hyatt
+. M.-"Christ. Our Passover"
Holden: IL AT, He That Liveth." Scott:
oneriory. Awake. Thou That SIecpest,"
Reed
Cho!r-Nirs. George *. Harper, so
praHc; Mrs. j. +. Bowman. cn!.trnlto:
Clarke Lincoln, tenor: w. T. Stith.
hasso: Herbert l. Rccs. orsanist and
chO.rma ster.
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Tucker. \. Van Burcn, Mrs. J. p. Ar
cher. orEaniSt and director.
st. Andrew. Epr.conu, r,,,.n


Morning service professional. Wei
come. Happy Morning." No. 10? (Sul-
iiEan): Easter anthem, Christ our
Passover" No. 322 tMornington): re
pcum festival Cd. RuckJ: Jubilatc
tWiliiams): introit. Jesus Christ Is
Risen To-Day. No. li2 CMorgan);
Gloria Tiba." No. $40 CMonk): hymn.
Christ Is Risen" No. Il3 tSullivun,:
"nsr;ory. God Hath Appointed Day
,Tours); sanctus. No. AGO lTucker-
mani: communion hymn 30. Saving
Victim" No. 227 CU&lowp: Gloria in
ENcelsis" Old Chant; rcccssional ~;
The Lambs High Feast" No. IFS
tElvcy).
Evening service PROFESSIONAL 'Th.
Day Of resurrection 10. rs (Mar-
TIM; Gloria" No. Il CTurlc): Magni-
feat in j. tChristopher Marks): "Nunc
Dimittis" 'Christophcr Marks): vcsper
hymn. The Day IL Past and Over"
dykes: sermon hymn. Angels Roll
tho Rock Away" No. ll6 ,Eoper): Of
fertory, Christ. Our Passover tSchil-
lingo: rcccSs!ona!. Christ. the Lord
Is Risen" No. ia Kimo alD.
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Monumental Er..copal church.

ing-Process!onal, hymn 100;
'Christ Our Passover" COusclev) -.
Gl9ri Patri" tRand;llD Festival re
Deum' in + fiat CBuckJ: .Jub:Iate" in
!: hei cLorclay); introit hymn III:
"kyric Elcison" tEveyD; Gloria Tibi''
lieYcb sermon. hymn ll2: oner,ory.
rs IL Logan 10 Dawn" (Fos,er) ::
Sanctus" tGarrct); Communion. hymn
300; Gloria in Excelsis" cold chnnn :.
recess!onal, hymn IFS
Evenins-Processio hymn r5;
Gloria Patri," &c: "Magniicat" in Il
nat tStaincrO: "Nunc Dimittis" in Il
hat tStaincr): hymn il2: offcrtorv
Why Seek ic the Living Among the
Dead: CWarren); occasional. hymn
ll3.
Quincy Cole orsanist and director.
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All saints Episcopal Church.


Professional hymn 100. WELCOME
Happy Morning sullivan: Christ
our Passover" tElvcy); Gloria Patri."
festival in T. aat Cosby: festival. re
Dcum'' in J; Hat tBuckt: "Jubilatc" in
Hat CGarre;D, hymn lei. THE Strife
Is Ger" IPalcstrina); Gloria T!hi."
harmoniZed Cosby: hymn il2. Jesus
Christ Is Risen To-day tWorganJ: Of
fcrtory. "Hal!elujah." from The Mes
siah" GlandcD; offertory sentence
adapted Cosby; "Sanctus" in \ Gar
re,D; hymn 225. Bread OF the World"
NHodges): Gloria in Excel&is." old
chant; recesgional hymn l15, The Day
rf Resurrection" tMartin).
The choir Is composed of forty-nve
men and boys under the direction OF
Ernest II. Gosh. organist and choir
master.
The SUNDAY school Will have its an
nual celebration al the o'clock SER
vice. Music appropriate to the occa-
sion Will be rendered by the choir
assisted by the entire sunday school
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Church OF the Holy Comforter

The following Easter program will
be rcndcrcd:
Morning prayer and Holy Commun-
ion. II o'clock.--Hymn. Come Yc Faith
fur tSullivan): Christ Our Passover
tioldcn): Gloria Patri." chant tf,ul-
linger): "Tc Deum'' in l. Nat (Buck);
"Jubilate Dec" in r IDanks): hymn
Jesus Christ Is Risen" tWorgan):
"kyric." chant (Tours); Gloria Tibi'
in GleyeD hymn. al the Lambs
High Feast" (Elvcy): offcrtory. An
gels. Roll the Rock Away" Lcrman):
"Sanctus." chant CTaylor): hymn, And
now, . Father" tMonk): Gloria in
EXcclsis" tOld ChanD: hymn. Christ
the Lord Is Risen" (Rimhault)
Evening prayer and sermon, o'clock.
Hymn. Como Ec Faithful" (Sulli-
ranl: Gloria Patri." chant (Bullin-
GeC; "Cantate Domino" in Il dat
tBracketD; ''Nunc Dimittis" in G. (Da-
vis); hymn. The Shadows of the Even
ing nHiles); hymn, The Day of Re
surrection" (Martin): offcrtory. Break
Forth Into JOY" (Barnby): hymn.
Christ the Lord Is Risen (RimbaulU.
Miss Margaret James. organist: Il.
L. Minor, choir director.
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ST. Marks Episcopal Church.

ScTNiccs-ll o'clock ana at 4 clock
Morning Servicc-T'roceSsi onal HMM
1913 tSu!Itvai): Christ our Passover
'Crotchb: Gloria Patri' in - UicibcD {,
Tie Jcun III y minor Gsucl); "Jubi-
late" il (Gc!bcD; introit. hymn llo
tSul!ivan): 'kyric" and Gloria Tibi''
Ill Il Hat ,GilbcrO: hymn lol (pales-
trinal: ofertory. soprano solo, LAS 1t
Hegan 10 Dawn" tCoombs): festival
presentation (Whitney): "Sursu,n
corda' and 'Sanctus" (Ely): hymn .25
tlodGcsj Gloria In E.xcclsis.' old
chant: "Nunc Dimittis" CHogers): re-
cess oi!ai hymn $50, tune America
Hunuay scnorl celebration. 4 o'clock
Vested choir %: twenty voices The
choir will be assisted by Miss l.. Il.
!!kinson, now studying at the Balr,-
more Conservatory OF Music.
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All Churches Conform
to Daylig Law

All church notices are given
StntinE the time In accordance
with tho hour h,cd by the
notwithstanding law. Al {. o'clock
this morning NIL clocks were moved
forward ono hour. Those who have
failed to recognize tho regulation
OF Congress In moving their watches
mud clocks forward one hour will
arrive Mt chGvch ono hour late. In
announcing tho time OF services
pastors have taken the law chang
Ing the time into consideration.