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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-01-01
Week of PRAYER

The week Of prayer which is very
generally observed over the country
will be kept this week by five of our
churches in united services. The
schedule is as follows: Monday even
ing, Jan. 5. at Baptist church; Tues
day, Methodist: Wednesday, Presby,
terian: Thursday. Episcopal; Friday
United Presbyterian. The services will
be held from 1880 to $3.50 p. m. The
various pastors will have charge.
Everyone Is invited and it is hoped
the public will fill the churches. These
meetings can be made of vast value
to the churches and the city. The
fellowship of the members of the va
rious communions will be valuable and
together they should be able to bring
blessings to all. Our life Is too ma.
terialistic and we need the emphasis
on the prayer and worship side of life.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-01-01
NOT so BAD

The nervy young officer sat down
Of table in the vegetarian restaurant.
"Crusht nut, sir?" asked the wait
ress. handing him the menu OF the ua'.
"No. no; shell-shock," he 1spileu'-
Tid-Bits.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-01-01

From several hundred dollars less
than nothing at all to $6Oo,ooo
year business. All accomplished
in country town Of less than
5000 population with a country
newspaper for medium.
That's the story of Fred p. Mann,
wealthy merchant of DEVILS Lake,
NJ D., and president Of the Retail
Merchants Association Of his state.
He says: 1--WE are spending over
$ta,ooo.oo this year in advertising
our business here in DEVILS Lake
and with splendid results. Our sales
this year will run over $6o0,000.0o
This Is made possible by modern
methods and a most up-to-date, az
qressive advertising campaign"
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-01-01
-@w. s. SO

In looking over the exchanges 1t is
noticeable that in nearly every county
one or more women are being placed
on the primary ballot. Next TO that
of county superintendent. legislative
honors are most in favor.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-01-01

The Register has put in a supply OF
the l and 2 inch tape for the machines
recently sold to merchants by the Star
Gummed Products Co.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-01-01
NATIONAL CAPITAL

BY ]. E. Jones.
The constitution OF the United States
prescribes many lofty duties for the
president of this great country. And
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-01-01
-. .+... ..s... 4
THE CROWS NEST

- p"
One day is as good as another for
making resolutions provided they are
good ones and determined effort Is
made to keep them. One need not
wait until New Years to turn over 9.
new leaf but 1t is general custom
Evening star., 1920-03-02
wANTED-HELp.

THE NATIONAL RADIO SCHOOL. 18th and Q
SITS NV, established in 1914. was the drst to
teach wireless In Washington. Owing to the
growing demand for operators and Tor It's prac-
teal course. this schoo: will open anotner
branch in the Postal Telegraph building. 154o
Pennsylvania avenue, March 8. and will then
have two schools in Washington. Intercom-
munica tion will he carried on between the tw"
schools every Wednesday. which Will give tie
students Of these schools q particular sd-
vantage over any Other in the city. Class
now forming TO open March 5. Investigate at
once. National Radio School. lith and sts
NV.
wANTED-Two hrst-cta.s electricians. 81:
18th ST. NV. 3"
WANTED--A Erst-c!ass butcher. Apply at 3s-
- o ST. market. nv.
WANTED--By local bank. Young man as
runner. Address Box An. Star Office"
WANTED Competent white or col"r-d msn
for work country place near Nj. Vernon
VIII pay liberal salary and give share in gar
den produce: good pac. for rght man. Ad
dr"ss Box 28M. Star oficc. -
WASTED-10 union brcklayers. .4th and
Msss ave. Foley & Donovan. >
WANTED -Four Young men to sell goods on
train: SO security and blue snit required. Ap,
ply to the Union News Co.. Ofice No. B. base
ment. Terminal station. east side entrance. -
WANTED-Resistered pharmacist: reference.
Peoples Drug Store. 11O7 q st.
WATCHMAN -JAEITOH (whi,e, preferably
one experienced in handling steam heating sys
tom: $40 month and meals: references. Ad
dress Box I'm. Star Office. -
Evening star., 1920-03-02
WANTED-HELP.
FEMALE-C0ntinueA.
WANTED-HELP.
FEMALE-COntinuea,
AN OPPORTUNITY.
YOUNG WOMEN WITH OFFICE EXPERIENCE

Stenographers typsts, phonotyplsts. mutgraph op-
orators compometer operators library clerks general
clerks it interested in securing permanent position in
the home offices OF OF the most rapidly growing in
dustria organizations in the country. we believe
be OF service in placing YOU where your ability be
used to the best advantage and where there unusual
opportunity for advancement
Miss B. NJ. Ellis. personnel director OF Office women
will be glad YOU the Raleigh Hotel. March
and g. hours. II m to pm. and pm to I pm.
Evening star., 1920-03-02

If YOU ARE
THINKING ABOUT
EMPLOYMENT OR
LOOKING FOR
A POSITION OR
LOOKING FOR A
BETTER CLASS
OF WORK
DON'T MAKE
A DECISION
WITHOUT FIRST
INVESTIGATING
THE REAL
OPPORTUNITIES
WE HAVE TO
OFFER YOU.
Sl4.5O to Start.
Frequent Increases
And Permanent Work
Are a few OF the attractions
Call on Miss Gregory, 9th floor
US 18th st. NV. and she viii
be glad to tell you about all o.
them.
Evening star., 1920-03-02

HELPER coats. at once. Geo. T.. Keen,
Inc. 1910 + ST NV. -
High-class store requires the services Of
BUYERS
for its hosiery. leather goods. handkerchief {
and umbrella departments Would prefer those
who have been assistants to buyers Address
BOX S54 h. Star office.
Evening star., 1920-03-02
IMMEDIATELY!
COMMERCIAL
ARTIST AND
COPY WRITER.

We require the services
OF first-class commercial
artist-one who can picture
ready-to-wear, millinery and
the various articles carried by
a department store: also a
good advertising copy writer
with dept. store experience.
Apply at once, bringing sam
Piles of recent work. and ref
erences, to Advertising Man
ager.
LANSBURGH & BROTHER,
7+h Street
Evening star., 1920-03-02

Statesmen. with mems wear
experience; live, intelligent. neat
OF appearance, references; real
opportunity for the right men.
Apply olo 18th st. NV, y. J..
Kaufman. Inc.
SALESMEN-Several expert
enced; ior silks and dress goods
only; good salaries and perma-
nent positions. Apply Supt..
main floor. Palais Royal. 18th
and G. SITS.
Evening star., 1920-03-02

S A l. + 5 W O NJ L N-Experi-
cnccd; TOR silks and dress goods !;
good salaries and permanent po-
sltions. Apply Supt.. main floor,
Palals Royal. llth and G. SITS.
STENoGRAPHEH- H-TYPEwRITER: also dic,a
pnona operator Aprly Young * Simon. "a,
Woodward bldg.
SrENoGRArHER- R-SECHETAHY-One able TO
axe charge OF Office Address. stating expe-
rfence and salary expected DO, 3.n-K Star
office.
SIENo'RAPHER. experienced. who can n.
times operate a Burroughs bookkeeping ma
ch'nr. Apply Northwest Savings Bank 18th
end Col road
STENOGRAPHER preferable cInercnceJ in
pa'"nt work permanent position: salary S"5
'" $3n according to ability. Call 91S 81;
nv. Room o.. a.
Evening star., 1920-03-02

STENoG oGRAPHER AND TYPIsT-Exceptional
iv Eight work: good pay. Apply 4. F.. Sewers
Continental Trust bldg. 18th and II, 10th floor
Evening star., 1920-03-02

STENOGRAPHE ER-Good sal
AIRY; competent typist. Apply
Mr.. Connin. VIM. Hahn & Co..
9TH and X sts.
Evening star., 1920-03-02

FOX TERRIER-Male: small black and white :
had collar and tag: Feb. %. Liberat rewafo
IL returned to la56 Monroe Il. ny s.
Evening star., 1920-03-02

LADIES' TAILOR wishes first class skirt
maker; good pay for the right party. Adolf
0c8 18th at. NV. g.
Evening star., 1920-03-02

FOUNTAIN PEN-Iady's. silver. SUNDAY noon
bet ween Christian church. Vermont ave NV.
and Wardman Court Apis. CLIFTON ST. f'e"hru
Notify Roy IN Star ohiCe
Evening star., 1920-03-02

MANAGER Of auto agency or garage in this
city or some live country town by unmarried
man. age 80; several years experience. whole
sale and retail: satisfactory reference. Ad-
dress Box 352- H. Star ONCE A.
Evening star., 1920-03-02

FOX HOUND-Rlack tan and white: co'lar'
two tags. ono brass. one aluminium: reward
nr Norhart 1894 Ith
Evening star., 1920-03-02

GOLD WRIST WATCH. with NJ. G.. NJ. on
back. between 7 st. and Florida ave. on Nortn
Capitol ST. or on North Capitol ear. Reward
40 II at NV
Evening star., 1920-03-02

wANTED-Iunch room; must he In good loca-
tion: dealers location: state price and terMs
II any. Address Eox lin. Star once. -
Evening star., 1920-03-02
FOUND
LOST.

ADDRESS BOOK brown leather. in Rialfo
Theater Feb. or 10. Reward. X. A. San-
ford. $50 Indiana ave. NV.
DIAMOND BARPIN set in platinum. Monday
from Woodward Il Inthrop's to 18th st. near
Columbia road to Conn. ave. south OF dupont
Circle to State. War and Navy bldg. 10 garage
wsrsiman Park Hotel. Liberal reward Re
turn to Mrs Frederick VI. Brown. Wsrdman
Park Hotel
Evening star., 1920-03-02

DOG-Yonng setter dog white. black and tan
right ear and eye. black patch on rump re.
ward Phone Col $50 1872 Emerson Nv =
EYEGLASSES tortoise shell, in case Franklin
Il Co. either navy car No. $50 or gong
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25
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ARE DECLARE BEST
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25
BUILDING PROGRAM
IS ON At CLARENDON


si'eeial ~ The Nses
CLARENDON Jun, H-Eiildihg
~ Clarendon is under iull sNihs WIN
N" IDEAL spring W' cher that ms ',vh
"1 IN this section .Ir STATE '"l 'h'
past several weti 4 number ui IN"
r'-idences and bf..Hcss houses are
u'Iring co/pi.iiun With r. slight s'l,N-
,Hing in ~. plans fur the future. Inc
uEhiening ~ financial matters Hid n"'
'ii'ct the building operations uhd,F
w1N hut has pu...hiy delayed SOME lhat
were still in thr course q b'inH li'l'h'
90
The Clarendon Telephone ~ hang"
liuilding b. nearing completion dh' VII
hr un" e the u.sf complete pants ~
this section 90 tIr state. The switch
board equipment b.. ga hand iUI the lh-
Httllatiun ~ ,uupl,t, flash hshl sNs'
tenn a. ear. fur ,ity 4 several thouS'
and more than Clarendon has hi TINS
time. Tn. huiIiug provides rest
r""u fur the operators. patrons ana
offices and supply r"Uus ior Tue com
uuny
The two Christian churches u' rap
a'N nearing completion and h'ih t''
model plants. ,uup',fe With SUNDAY
=, h"ul rooms. steam heat par l"urs.
it' m'ni Kitchens 'tr bn' 900 'id
mirsiun style Of architecture. They VIII
lc'vt something l.-. than 100000 'um.
pI,t,d
Tho additional WING Go th' 'i,.- ll'I
'' th' ,ulleg, h. under construction O"
r"th' With the installation ut 1 Central
, 'ni.ug plant fur th, entire group "'
4 '"gv buildings tn ,rst BOZ th" neigh
'orhood ~ $500 Considerable new
Equipment aud furuishings viii also 10
V'tcd to the plant equipment h'iut'
RI IAN term opens
A, The Clarendon giu recently purDh-
! III hN the Norman Prulpi, uf il,ii,N
4 icing torn down in part and will 10
\, "1ple,cly oycrhaul,d and new cqulp
!, ui mcnt put IN.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25
VEURALCIC PAINS
I've Way 20 Soothing iiamiia's
q Wizard Oh

Hamlin's Wizard OH Is a safe and
tsciive treatment for headache and
saraleia Rubbed in where the pain
an acts a. Z tonic 70 the tortured
nenes and almost invariably brinSs
cuSk relief
10 ie-iing, antiseptie qualities can
air.f be relied upon TO prevent In
feetie. or other serious results. from
SPANS bruises. cuts. burma bites
and ttiiga just as good. too, for
sore let, stiff meek. frost biteS cold
sorss nd eanker soreS
Ctit from druggists for 70 cents,
II satisfied return the bottle and
get rur money back
Ew eonstipated or have sich
headtheie Just try Wi..rd Lives
Whip pleasant little PINK piIlS u
eentA Guaranteed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25
AMARILLO CONTRIBUTES
TO AID RAILROAD FIGHT

\ ,hecH Tor sloO was mailed ycster'
dsy Co Z. = pawkctt. secretary and
traffic manager of the san Antonio
Freight Bureau. ~ Amarillos part ~
thu .Npcns' IN maintaining an attorney
at the hearings before the Interstate
Commerce Commission ~ which the
Interstate Commerce Commission at
Whirh the roads are asking for incrcas.
'd rates
The valuations rendered hy the rail-
roads and on which they are asking Z
u,r cent are lcing opposed and a re-
,u,iiun IT about 10 per cent from the
ruuds valuation asked Texas H. also
0uporing before the broad and the pro
puil a. create a Southwestern group
of ruids with IN increase 81 % pet
cent whereas only 20 per cent was ask
81 IS the western lines az n whole.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25
REPORTS FROM NOR TIL CENTRAL TEXAS
/ FIELDS SHOW NUMBEROF IMPORTANT
DEVELOPMENTS DU RING PAST a HOURS

u....d hl fu,aI Receiver
.l. ullu. tr tb' return ~ DDS.
..uf.d o. claims Co. th. claimants for
operation - Huuf contract provides
tHlt DO, receiver shi. uIu, in' price
loo ih,. ,.I ,Hl uum 'Hr properties lrd
. .ieua'r the mp' Don, that is q" Co.
...t. thr go Th, operators ur Ir'
ur.pd Geo .rn Hp this contract h'''I'
ir,, ar, ALLOW I'd O., Resume operations
CO.. 90, wup,rii,'
Tho Summit Petroleum Company h's
in.t closed contract Co., -FOUR veil
ts te drilled Boz llt.h sl- u.fr SOME
new production ita' hls u'.u "I'r.'
tu the northwest 81 90, present limits
.,f the Waggun,r prediction.
pr, u,w well Be- reported fI"n ih.
I. Niger Eastlund district o. is th' J
.g A'rat,u So fH OF 'h, T'Nf. '"I.
.l.u,. which b. flowing eco burrn'. d1,."
Ium 90, sand go .3s' feet ln 'h'
. northern part Of EIst.1rd county Goo j.
iT Earnest Nu o uf 'h, sinclair con
UiIltiou uu Corporation hi- gone i"i"
Ia 11s sand 100 Ho- feet tht' .- making
70 #Ha OOO feet of gas daily
. On the southeastern nfr OIL. stephen.
|puN thp p y jennings u''' 81 ODE
SIN Company hlr finally BEEN u#u.
ui,trd ard has 700 initial Glow 90 .''
lI1rf.ls daily o. Lss been H UI- I
.d.,,r Coz many weeks.
/ On Jack rpunt, 90, stewart well '.
I tn, Co-d,n Dl & Gas Company again
40. making coed showing. making
strong flows ~ gas and VIII hy given
Ianu,hD shof ., has been showing fuI
+ is du,tuH Cor r.y,Itl weeks in e slrl
Hound 10 SOC feet
1 lu DO, SIP, Swlrss shallow p"" ir
/ Culnh, county the Homer Peoples ed
! Csnpln, his completed another gu'd
if.,durrr e. iE the Jackson SO d
which is masking 90 barrels 1f -io tr,t
I Nos 20 Hrd l6 or the $500" tact have
. Been sruuiod i1
; Reports received hero sat-, that boz
,u,p,ud 90 producers throughout ,h'
D Ranger district a. Oh" North IHnia
. T.yIs u.lds have reached tentative
+ agreement O. command higher price
fr crude this insiuiln. producers I
. i.avAul Ranger. Necessity rrHDh'r
dgr. C1ddu p,elymml and Sip'
} >uuue,- ur 70 TERRITORY vh..h produce
3 lnn oo0 barrels ~ crude daily
The uHiu' d.snIt, is that the i,t'
ser Drul. noW Is bringing only So %
Ger hlrp' the Same rri,' that b. iair.
raid for ether MID Continent .rud. t
though % is Coz superior 'o fhs or'H.
/ .- 1nd ,rIy o. ih' Pennsylvania Drui,
/ aIlc hi now selling CO. 500 pc .al
r'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25
Special 10 TIE Nsgn
Tort " RITZ lu

Special 10 TIE NssH
Tort " RITZ Jan.
~ 20
.at huufs
...,i.itant developments.
Ihu chief 81 these scCms tu h' "a, &c
velopm,nt ~ guod uil ilow from
new Young county we'll. IA, pDun"ll az
the Sinclair Consolidated Oil Corpora.
tion. located just north ui iho stephens
county line. Production WAS tuGud az
3,356 feet. IN thirty foot sand. ana
Il II now reported Co 10 making zoo
barrels daily flowing by heads she
wei, n regarded - Iu extension iur
the North stephens county pool. u'ins
about two miles from amy other deep
production
II g. 'ocdted n,.r Oh, Duuu'Ii " u ui
the RoXann Petroleum Company Whiyh
opened up Yourg county 8 fust shallow
territory several months ago. u also
had a flow % around see barrels dailf
from the sand at SIS fc,;
In Palo Pinto county th,rc II ln "a.
cclleni prospect Cor q SECOND guud pro-
Queer in the district recently opened
by the Wheeler No ! Of the Empire Cas-
a Fuel Company eight miles south uI
Mineral Wells The Gilbert No -
the Empire has gone into heavy gas
sand al 3.Sls feet that j. making a"n .
COO feet daily II b only oucfugr'h
az a mile from al, discovery We'll which
found true oil sand ~ around N2j
feet and has been consistent producer
Tor several months flowing from 200 o.
500 barrels daily Il b. almost certain
that the Gilbert will find the same sand
and operators are expecting o. tu de
velop god flow u viii mars an "a.
tension Of the proven district and vii
give a more definite basis Ter opera.
tons
In the new Santa Anna shallow pool
Of Coleman county On. new Fuller $50
? of the GLADYS Belle Oil Company has
strengthened u low and Is said 90 o..
a better producer atm the discovery
well II II reported Co. De- making
around 500 barrels from the $50 foot
xand
In the wichita di,rici the chief news
o. the sale ~ the entire Panther pool
Of shallow production e. the Woodburn
OF Corporation hy the Panther 90
Company Cor = consideration ~ 1876 oao.
which IL fifteen fof one over ~" c1p.
italixation 81 the company which o..
kcloped the production This probably
l. the frs, time IN history that an ~
tire pool has been sold In one trarstr.
iion. The pocl has nine producers
which have been flowing steadily for
three years and It has 80 Ear produced
2.soo barrels - oil per acre. The Pan.
ther company was organized hy J. a..
Siraus fer $4,000
Operators throughout the Wichita dis
tri'i are protesting against the con.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25
MAJORITY OF PlA|NVEW
SCHOOLS iiVE TEACHERS
LISTED FOR NEW TERM

Special io 't
pIAlNNl..N jane 2i-Only four
More toacn,r- ar" needed tu com.
pl,t. the number rvuircd fur IN"
pAlnlipw public =, houls Thcs' af"
principals tu fwu Waid schools. one
grade t'u,h'r ard one high school m.
atructur s.l., there b. such short
age 81 .".,u, 90 over the United
Sutpt % Be- o. ltting tu this COM
muuiiy that th superintendent " l..
ratiy h1. sec. 90 geo many tins ,atiy
900 The summer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25

secretary rawkett addressed a letter
tu Ilnmlin Palmer. traffic manager 81
thu Beard 1T city Development and
called attention Ia what was being
done hy other cities ~ Texas in the way
If meeting the expense IL keeping an
attorney before the board and suggest.
ing that 500 would he acceptable from
Amarillo ana the amount was prompt.
Is RENTED H. q. Fullbright ~ HouS
ton II the attorney who has been rep
reseniing the state before the board.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25

Tcsthiug .iUi.H always nav" "a hard
time ~ u vine" mis- process occurs IN
hot weather they rgt only hnV" To
contend with i,inful gina but IN" stom
iph IN disOrdsTyd. bowels loos. lnd the
body uncomfortable. The best n,lp you
can give th" little sufferer is MDGl:ES
BNBY E;tNiE y cnfrests sour siom.
nch o.. ls .'l n"tt's the bowels ana
he'll - l"u Sold by Al Druggists.
20
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25
LUBBOCK CR0WDHEARS NJ
BEN +. L00kEY SPEAK

Special 10 The News
LUBBOCK. June 2i.-IIon. u. i.
I.ooncy addressed the voters Of this sec
ton In the district court room OF the
court house here last evening.
owing to a number ~ other attrao'
tiunr only small crowd was present
and heard the candidate for governor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25

Fir,t IN 'allmcnt Our own Mu,irs"
in thi a,lcrUoin', Panhandle. Don't
miss H.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-25

First instailment Our Own Movies"
Ia this afternoon, Panhandle Don't
mi>s u.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-04-03
SALVATION ARMY.

Sunday morning at IL o'clock;
Holiness service and. worship.
Evening worship at s O'clock.
Praise service with sermon on the
subject, The Galleries. sss8;
Comm ncing on Monday: evening,
and continuing all week, Envoy Wal
ter Jeffrey, the, blind evangelist, will
conduct services. Come and hear
him. He is wonderful singer and
musician. Admission free on Thurs:
day and Friday nights. Lieut.. John
Kelly, from, Thief River: Falls, will
also be with as. Everybody come.
'$ft There will he no Sunday school
session, as we are cooperating with
the health authorities to. avoid the
spread OF disease. $sES ~ s: - K,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-04-03
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

SPLENDID S-ROOM thoroughly mod
ern, hot water heat house, good
,$ garage. N Lake shore home. Owner
wants To. sell. SO now is the time
Il to buy. p. J. Willis, the Land
B man. 5s; Nh ll5 4t4-7
WANT cement finisher Monday morn
n ing, Poor Farm, GOT ;Bemidji ave.
Phone 25. Geo. p. Kreatz: It's
FOR SALE Car N load OF young
i.{ horses and mares at City livery. 's
& 5,3 hi Ss 2d4-6
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-04-03
!, 81 ]. PHILLIPS /, i

The Childrens' choir. composed OF
thirty boys and girls, will sing two
selections 1T the 8 o'clock mass. They
are "Star OF the Sea" by rtaller, and
a special Easter hymn. At the High
Mass, the Young Ladies' choir will
sing the two-part mass ':.Nissa Mtla,,"
by Haller. AS an oirertory, Singer
.berger's l''Terra ! lemuit' will be
sung. The CLOSING number Will be
an Easter anthem.
Sunday school, followed by bene-
dictions Of the Blessed Sacrament, at
AL: q. M. Baptisms at Q o'clock.
;Vespers and bened1ction at 4 o'clock,
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II Easter services at 1880 Sunday
morning. Sermon, God Manifest to
Man e g hose Of the church members
ship class. sun der the age esof fifteen
years, will he:received at a.later date,
when health conditions have improv-
ed. The following program Of spec
.ial music will be given by the choir:
3 Anthem, Joyful Bells Ring Out.
Wilson. - $sg5 Il. sss,s i ,I1 %, S%$- 1T
IL Quartette and obligato, 20 Guide
Divine" Ferguson. 5.s%ss>r5 .sE+sr &' }
v Anthem, king Victorious" Hines.
b Anthem. II Saw the Holy City,
Wilderman n. II 81 sS5. =. s>ss e #
ri AS an offeratory, w F.. Durbahn
will render a violin solo. s'Berceuse,' .
from Jocelyn. : n i .5,ff.: Ill. i#,s5..
= Sunday school for persons above
fifteen years of age, att O'Clock.
Evening Easter service at
o'clock. z Reading, ''tSir. Robert of
Cicily," by Mrs p. p. WEIGH. Ad-
dress. THE One. Rose From the
Dead,"#by the pastor. 49, r. WI y
I'LL Blaine Lambert, pastor. ~