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Evening journal., 1920-04-03
CHANGE ORDER OF
SERVICE FOR EASTER

At tho Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church Tho Lords supper Will be ad-
minIstered at the evening service In
stoad OF the morning. The Sunday
school at 1890 O'Clock VIII present an
Easter Service. Golden Sunrise" This
is musical exercise Inlcrspersed with
recItations. The organ numbers will
he Romance. by zitterbart and rEaster
March, by Merkol.
There VIII be no Sunday school
session on account OF The school hav-
Ing their exercises at 1880 soclock.
Christian Endesyor meeting at Gas
o'clock. Topic. THE Power Of an End
less Life"
The regular evening service Will be-
gin az 790 O'Clock. Thu orchestra viii
assist at this service. The pastor Will
take FOR his subject Of The sermon
The Simplicity and Universally OF
the Risen Christ"
The organ numbers Will be: Festival
Prelude IN A Minor, by Hagg, and Post
ludc. by Beethoven. H. ". Bukhead
VIII sing a tenor solo, Beautiful Home
OF Somewhere. and tho choir will sing
en anthem, Christ Arose.
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EASTER SERVICE AT
HARRISON ST. CHURCH

Easter service at Harrison Street NJ
3. Church. tho Rev. w. n. Habbart, pas
tor will begin with GLASS meeting, $50
O'Clock; George b. Crosson, lcsder
preaching service. 1890 o'clock. sub
,lect Immortality Revealed" Sabbath
school, 1915 O'clock; /. Elmer Perry,
superintendent. will hold their Easter
entertainment. with all departments
represented. Or. Hsbbart Will preach
at both morning and evening services.
organ numbers for the morning ser
vice Will be as follows
Prelude, Easier March," Morkel
postlude, Hallelujah, Dsvldlcs: Mrs. Ed
ward II. Barlow. orgsnlst; numbers
by choir as follows: Anthem, Old
Easter Anthem, Billings; anthem. The
Risen Lord. Morrison; sololsts-Miss
Isabel Braden, Miss Edith Lummis
solo, The Light OF Hope. ,Geibel. Miss
Edna J. Ball; anthem. Hail 10 the
Risen King, Edwards; soloist. Harry b.
Hygate
Evening service, 7.30 o'clock, will be-
gin with an organ recital March. Ros-
SIM; Melody in Y. Rubensteln; offer
tory, Salome.
The PASTORS subject VIII be what
Easter Means to Me-" The cantats.
Immortality stultz. win be given by
the choir; soloists-Nliss Isabel Brad
en-. Miss Edna j. Ball, Harry b. Hygate.
George L. Schsfer
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WEBB ASSOCIATION.

Easter music viii be given by the
Elijah NJ Webb Association. at 1890
o'clock tomorrow. as follows: Prelude
overture from opera Mignon. Ambrose (:
PROFESSIONAL Holy. Holy. Holy: Te
Deum. Brown: BY Early Morning Light.
Traditional: Old Easter. Hymn. the Cen
tury; Communion service, from solemn
mass. In +. D. Guilmant; solo. Unfold
fe Portals, Guonod, Harry Larkins /;
recesslonal, We Come With Voices
Swelling, sheppard: postlude. March
Aux Flamboaux, Clark: the choir will
be Mrs s. VI. c. Globe. Mrs. w. De-
witt. Miss Sadie Hull. Miss Grace o.
Howard. Harry Larkins. George W
Jackson, w jackson. Nathanial Cap
pelle. II. richardson. O. +. Congo. Pres
ton p. Green, c. A. Hollis; orgsnisi. s
VI. c. Globe; chorister, A. p. Baine. The
Z. NJ. W. Band with brass quartet ]. W.
Hail. director; quartet. A. p. Lockman.
C. p. Pennell, Hugh G. Guy, c. Jobhs.
tymprani, J. Milb0urne.
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CANTATA FEATURE
AT SILVERBROOK

Easter sunday viii be a day or spe-
clsl interest at Silverbrook NJ. e.
Church, opposite Union Park Gardens.
the Rev Elwood w. Jones. pastor Will
open the morning service. The pastor
VIII preach. taking for his subject.
"The Risen Lord" Special music will
be furnished by the choir.
The Sunday school VIII convene at
II o'clock. All departments to com
bine In a special. service.
Miss Connells orchestra win play Sc
lections during the exercises
The chorus choir directed by Ray
m0nd w. Lilley will give fthe cantaia.
"The Resurrection" at the evening
service, which begins at 40 o'clock.
Glass meeting Tuesday evening at S
o'clock. The mld-week class and
prayer service will be held Wednesday
evening at S O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1920-04-03
BRacK-Ex CHURCH.

Easter viii be an occasion Of Joy in
Braok-Ex Church. The choir. in keep
ing with the past year OF the church,
will give a special song service on Sun
day evening at 7.45 o'clock The eve
ming musical program viii be as fol-
lows:
Anthem, All Hail. Rejoice. by Alfred
Iudson: anthem, Conquering King. by
]. Lincoln Hall; anthem. Angels Roll
the Rock Away, by w NJ. 6. Brown (;
carol. Victory Of a King. by John )
Thomas: duet, Mr. and Mrs. j. Wilson
Greenfield, anthem. Shout. o Easter, in
Rapturous Song, by Charles r.. Ed
wards: anthem. Rejoice. 'Tis Easter
tide. by Roy +. Noltc; anthem, The
Lord is Risen Indeed, by Ray +. Nolte.
The Rev. Claude w Clark will preach
i'm the morning on The Resurrection.
The morning musical program will in
olude two anthems. by Tibballs. ] Am
the Resurrection and Easter Response.
The beginners and primary depart
nlents Of the Sunday school will give
an Easter program at noon. Wednesday
prayer service will be at 8 o'clock.
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CONFERENCE AT AsRuRy.

AZ Asbury VI. Z. Church. Third and
Walnut streets, the Rev. George White
Dawson. pastor. Sunday sevices viii be /:
0 o'clock, prayer meeting. W. T. Parker
leader; 1890 o'clock, preaching, sub
jeci "The Resurrection OF Our Hlgh
Priest" followed by the Sacrament OF
the Lords supper; 2 o'clock, Sunday
school; $50 O'clock, Epworth League,
theme THE Power of an Endless Life"
leader. George Elkins; 730 o'clock
preaching, subject "The Priestly SYM
pathies OF Christ" A society mee,lnc
will be held in the lecture room on
Monday evening % hear the report OF
the church treasurer, and also % nom
mate three trustees 30 be elected Oh
Tuesday evening.
The first quarterly conference VIII
be held Wednesday, DR.. Robert Watt
presiding.
The New Castle County Conference %
The Interchurch World Movement. VIII
be held in Ashury Church Thursday.
from 1890 O'Clock until e30 o'clock.
the Rev. Ivanhoe willis, chairman.
Evening journal., 1920-04-03
MADELEY REVIVAL.

Tomorrow at Madeley NJ. E. Church.
John H. Ford win lead his class at
$50 o'clock. At 1920 o'clock. the chorus
choir. under the leadership OF John II.
Ford, Will sing Easter music. The pas
tor. the Rev. l.. NJ. Broadway. viii
preach on "The Power OF Chrlst's
Resurrection. AT this service there
win be a class received into fun mem
beIship of the church. The Sunday
school viii meet at 2i5 O'Clock, r. O.
Conner. superintendent and Richard
Smith directing he music. The devo-
tional service OF the Epw6rth League
will be held at Gas o'clock At 730
o'clock, Mr.. Ford VIII again direct the
chorus choir in Easter music. A. g
O'Clock the pastor will preach re-
vival sermon
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.FIRsr NJ p. CHURCH.

At the First Methodist Protestant
Church. Seventh and Walnut street. the
Rev. r.. w. Sutcliffe. pastor. services
tomorrow viii be rs follows: 10 45
o'clock. preaching. subject. "He Is Risen"
s.i5 O'Clock. Easter exercises in the
Sabbath school. Thomas B. Sweeney,
superintendent: $50 o'clock. Christian
Endeavor meeting. Mrs Jennie Fundin.
leader: 7.h5 o'clock, preaching, subject
"The Importance OF the Resurrection. .''
Easter anthems will be sung by the
choir as follows: At the morning serv-
ice: He Lives Again. Brown; Jesus Has
Risen. Gabriel; at the evening service /:
Risen for Evermore. Kirkland: Calvary,
Hewitt. Prayer meeting will be We'd
nesday, s o'clock.
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EpwOnTH NJ. Z. CHURCH.

e. AZ Epworth NJ T. Church. Tenth and
Lombard streets. The Rev. T. y Beau
champ. pastor. the services tomorrow
VIII be as follows: $50 o'clock. class
meeting: 1910 O'Clock, sermon, The
Message OF Easter" 2 o'clock. Sunday
school. Easter entertainment; 6.30
O'Clock, Epworth League; 7.30 o'clock
special musical program by the choii
OF IS voices and short eyangellstIc al
dresses.
The music for The day WIN be as fol
lows:
MornlnF-Old Easier Anthem Billings
Christ Arose. Miles; Christ Triumph
ant. Edwards.
Evening Now Is Christ Risen. Hall
Garden OF the Lord. Miles: Victory over
Death. Clark: Resurrection Morn, Lor-
enz: Hall 10 the Day. Hall.
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SWEDISH BAPTIST.

At the First Swedish Baptist Church,
vandever avenue and Church streets. on
Easter Sunday. there will be an Easter
service at i0.45 o'clock, with appro-
PIRATE sermon and music This service
will be continued with baptsmal serv-
icc. upon which VIII follow n reception
20 new members into the church and
the celebration Of Holy Communion.
At O'Clock the Easter festival Of
the Sunday school viii be held with a
varied program.
On Tuesday. s o'clock. Young Peo-
pies BOX SooIal" has been arranged.
Thursday, 7.i5 o'clock. Bible Study and
prayer service. rrlday. 1.i5 o'clock.
Sburch business rHeetina-
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EXON EASTER.

services at Ezlon Church VIII be at
1870 o'clock. Easter sermon by the
nastor. the Rev J. L. King, ID. D., sub
iect. .The Empty Tomb; 1890 o'clock,
class meeting: $50 O'Clock, sunday
school. c. G. Laws. superintendent; 10
O'clock. Epworth League, Mrs. Clara
Cork. president; 7i5 O'Clock, the sun
day school will give an Easter service,
entitled "AIieluia," assisted by an or
chestra Of Twelve pieces
weekday services win be as follows: I:
Monday evening. annual election OF
trustees. and official board meeting;
Tuesday morning. 1890 o'clock, the
annual district stewards meeting, TO-
gsther> with the preachers OF the dis
irlct will be held at Ezion Church;
Tuesday evening, class meeting; We'd
nesday. 3A5 O'Clock. Junior League,
Miss Carrie A. Virgins. superintend-
ont
Evening journal., 1920-04-03
CALVARY CHORISTERS
GREET RISEN CHRIST

A THE 100 O'Clock celebration of the
Holy Communion On Easter Day the
vester choir OF Calvary Episcopal
Church, Third and Washington streets.
the Rev. Edmund II. stevens. rector, will
sng the following special musical
service. Miss Caroline Heinol. organlst (:
Mise Jane Van SAINT and Marshall oliver,
soloslsts;
Organ prelude. Fcstal Offertoire.
Charles Vincent; professional. Well
come Happy Morning. sullivan: lntroit
Anthem. Christ our Passover, Capple (:
shorter kyrlo Tor full chorus choir, H.
l.. Winter; offortory, They Have Taken
Away My Lord. John Stsiner; Gloria
Tibi, Sursum Cords. sanetus: benedlc-
hon and Asnus Del. r. Lcsue Carpen-
ter; Incidental solo. The Lord OF LILO
and Glory, +. A. Clark Gsorid IN Ex-
oelsls, old chant. anonymous; Nunc
DImlltis, Cover: reoesslonal, Jesus
Christ il Risen Today. Worsan: organ
pos'lude. HalleluIah Chorus lMesslah,,
Handel.
The service list FOR the chlldren's
Easter festival at las o'clock In the
evening viii include Organ prelude.
Ofertoire IN A Flat, Edward NJ. Heed /:
Gloria Masnlnoat, Nunc Dlmitts, Mem
delssohn; ofrertory anthem The Strife
is Ger, Dudley Buck professional, Hark
Ten Thousand oices. Dyhes; reces-
sional, Jerusalem The Golden. Ewing
organ postlude Jubilate Amen. Ralph
Kinder.
Easter services at Calvary Church WIN
be on Easter evening. At 7.i5 o'clock,
service OF preparation Easter day, 30
o'clock. choral celebration OF the Holy
Communion; i045 O'Clock, holy
euchadist and sermon: subject, The
Christian and Everlasting Life: 730
o'clock, Victory Guild. 9.i5 O'Clock,
childrens festival service and sermon /;
subject, The Church. Her Glorious Des-
tfnN
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ST. LUEE's CHURCH.

81. Luke's Reformed Episcopal Church.
Monroe and Eighth streets. the Rev
William Lamming, rector on Easter
Sunday morning VIII have Holy Com
munion at : o'clock. morning prayer
and sermon at i0.45 O'Clock; Sunday
school. Easter exercises. at o'clock;
o'clock.
Easter Monday evening az O'Clock,
the annual parish meeting VIII be held.
Evening journal., 1920-04-03
cHRusTraNA SERVICE.

Paschal services at Head Of Chris
tisna Presbyterian Church will begin
with Bible School at 10 O'Clock: Holy
Communion at i045 o'clock, theme My
Peace Christian Endeayor meeting
and Easter service at 7.45 o'clock. theme
Easter JOY" Beneyolence cOntribu-
tions for the year amounted TO si7i.
exceeding the General Assembly appor-
tionment by s25.
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ANNUAL MEETING FOR
TRINITY LUTHER

Easter services In Trinity Lutheran
Church. 1weniy-thlrd street and Con
cord avenue. the Rev. Milton H. Slime.
.. d.. pastor. Will consist OF an early
morning service az : O'clock, reception
OF members and Lords supper at a.
O'Clock; and Easter music by choir and
children, and Lords supper for those
unable 20 be present In the morning,
at 7.3o O'Clock. The annual congre-
sailonsl meeting win be held Monday
evening at 6 o'clock.
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BETHEL BAPTIST.

Mt. Bethef~.Baptlst Church, No. si6
West Front street, viii have preaching
at 1880 o'clock. by the pastor, the Rev.
Z. p. Corbin, subject Her Sun Gone
Down; covenant meeting at noon
preaching, $50 o'clock, by the Rev
William Jackson. D. D.. OF Virginia. who
VIII conduct services for ten nights
B. y. p. w meeting Will be at 6 o'clock
prayer meeting on Friday night.
Evening journal., 1920-04-03
EisrLAKE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Easilake Presbyterian Church, Tven-
ty-sevenih and Market streets, The Rev.
II. p. Mordecai, pastor, will hold
morning service at 1880 o'clock; Holy
Communion and reception OF new mem
Ders. Evening service VIII be at 7.s5
o'clock A chorus choir OF thirty voices
VIII sing the Easter cantana. "The
Resurrection" under the direction OF
John Beardslee.
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uNGsMnnn REI0ICEs.

All Kingswood Methodist Episcopal
ChuNh, Fourteenth and Clsymoni
streets, the Rev. George w. Bounds,
pastor, services Easter sunday will be
as follows: 1890 o'clock, sermon by the
Rev. H. n. Smith, d. D.; o'clock, sun
day School Easter program In charge
Of :. w. Pippin; 6.30 o'clock, Epworth
League service. G. 4. White, president ;
40 o'clock. sermon by the pastor. sub
ject. He is Not Here" Glass. Monday
evening; prayer meeting, Wednesday
evening.
Evening journal., 1920-04-03
81. doHN,s SERVICES.

At 81. Johns Church. Market street
and Concord avenue. the Rev. Alhau
Rlchey. D. d.. rector. The Rev Charles
Holmead. curate. there will be the fol-
lowing Sunday services: Y o'clock.
Holy Communion; II o'clock, Holy
Communion and sermon; 800 O'Clock,
chlldrens carol service.
Weekdays services will be on Thurs
day. 30 o'clock. Holy Communion; holy
days. go O'Clock, Holy Communion.
Or Richey will preach al the morn
Ing service.
Evening journal., 1920-04-03
DAY OF GLADNESS AT
MCABE M. E. CHURCH

Easter sunday Will be observed with
appropriate services tomorrow az Nc
Csbe Memorial Methodist Episcopal
Church. In the morning at 1880
o'clock. the pastor VIII have for his
subject "rhe Living Chrisl.n and the
choir Will sing Hall 70 the Risen. by
Edwards and Christ Arose. by Lowry.
Miss smith and Mrs. Sawden will sing
Lily OF Hope.
The sunday school VIII meet at 1915
o'clock and the Epworth League sery-
ice VIII begin promptly al Gao O'Clock,
with good program
At 100 o'clock the Sunday school
VIII give their Easter program Each
department Of the school VIII have a
part in the evening program and II
promises 70 be OF unusual interest.
Evening journal., 1920-04-03
prcuaBpsoN PARK.

Az Richardson Park Methodist Epis-
copal Church, the Rev. A. w. Goodhand.
pastor. services VIII be held Easter
Sunday as follows 1880 o'clock. SER
mon by the Rev. George W. Bounds.
subject. 'lfc Is Risen:' i2i5 O'clock
Sunday school. T. l.. Justison, superin-
tendeni; 7.30 o'clock Sunday School
Easter program.
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ON sWEDEs.

Old swedes Church, Eleventh. and
Church streets. the Rev Robert Bell :
vicar. Services at go O'Clock. Holy
Communion: 1890 o'clock, morning
prayer and Holy Communion; 2.30
o'clock, Sunday school, carol singing
7.30 o'clock. evening prayer. sermon by
the Rev. +. NJ Kirkus. Easter music
al al the services
Evening journal., 1920-04-03
ADVENTIST MEETINGS.

At the FIRST Seventh Day Adventist
Church, Rowland street. between Clay
ton and dupont streets, the order OF
services IL as follows: Prayer meeting
"Wednesday evening, 7s5 o'clock; Sab
bath school every Saturday al GAS
O'Clock; preaching services. n o'clock.
conducted by Pastor =. r. Collier:
Young Peoples meeting at 3 O'Clock.
Bible lecture Sunday evening at 7.s5
O'Clock; subject. Gods Memorial
Evening journal., 1920-04-03
UNITARIAN CHURCH.

Special Eastg music will be given by
the choir under ihe leadership Of Miss
Wales. Sunday morning. at the First
Unitarian Church. West street above
Eighth street. The minister. the Rev.
w. A. vrooman. will speak on "Resur-
rection in Religion" The service is at
tO45 O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1920-04-03
MI. Joy.

Mt Jo~M. r. Church. the Rev. ). w.
Bond D. D.. pastor. VIII hold services
Sunday as follows: 930 o'clock, class
meeting; 1920 o'clock, Easter sermon
by the pastor: ii30 o'clock. Commun-
Ion; 2.30 o'clock. Sunday school, Mrs
Julia Fisher, superintendent: 7l30
O'Clock. the Easter program Will be
given by tho Sunday school; Monday.
7.30 o'clock. board meeting: Tuesday.
730 O'clock ushers will meet; Wednes-
day. 7So o'clock. Young Peoples Meet
ing: Thursday, o'clock Junior League.
Mrs. Agnes Johnson, superintendent
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UNION A. NJ Z. cnInCH.

Union American N. T. Church. the
Rev. Edward 6. Rice, pastor, viii have
a sermon by the pastor, subject, "The
Empty Tomb" at II o'clock. Class
meeting, at noon; Sabbath school. 7
O'Clock; Christian Endeavor, 8 o'clock;
Easter exercises, at 8 o'clock, by the
sunday school. Mrs. Laura v. Williams
In charna
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ZION EASTER HYMNS
BY DEL. SAENGERBUlD

Easter will DO ushered In si Zion
Lutheran Church. Sixth and Jackson
streets tomorrow morning with a sun
rise praise service at o'clock. The
German communion service VIII bo held
at 10 o'clock. The Delaware Saenger--
bund. which has sung anthcms at this
service for a number OF years, Will
again be present. The English com
munIon service Will he held at 73o
o'clock tomorrow evening. The sermon
subject for this service viii be proofs
or the Resurrection" Sunday school
sessions VIII be held at $50 o'clock and
2i5 O'Clock The Sunday schools win
celebrate Easter in connection with the
church services.
Meetings during the week are as fol-
lows Church Council on Monday
Mons Lutheran Society on Tuesday.
Evening journal., 1920-04-03
cLAYMoNr NJ Z. CHURCH.

A. The ClayInont NJ. L. Church the
Rev. Howard X. NJ. Dade. pastor. viii
hoid TIE. following sunday services
i0Ao O'Clock, The Guarantee OF fhe
Resurrection: 7.i5 o'clock. The Power
Of an Idea. This Is the Rev. McDade's :
FIRST service as pastor at Claynont.
There VIII be special music by the
choir Mrs. William Mason, soloist.
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ST. ANDREWS cHURCu

Easter observance at 81. Andrews.
shlpley and Eighth streets. the Rey.
Richard w. Trapnell. rector. tho Rev.
Edward II. Ford. assistant. Will con
sist OF Holy Communion, at 7.30 o'clock:
Sunday school. at QA5 o'clock; morn
Ing prayer. Communion and sermon at
II o'clock. The Sunday school festival
service with The congregation at 5
o'clock.
The Easter services IN ST. Matthew'S
Chapel. Eighth and Shipley streets. Will
be Holy Communion, at $50 o'clock
evening prayer with special musical
program and sermon. at 7i5 o'clock.
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Mr. ENoN BAPTIST.

At Mt. Enon Baptist Church, the
Rev. A. G.. Scott. pastor. services
on sunday win be as follows: 1890
o'clock. sermon by pastor; O'clock
bible school; 5 o'clock, b. Y. p. T.;
730 o'clock, Easter exercise, by Sun
day school.
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SECOND VI. p CHURCH.

AT the Second NJ. p. Church, Fifth
avenue and Anchorage street. there
VIII be class meeting at 30 O'Clock.
Charles II. Caulk, leader: preaching.
Il o'clock. and 7.30 O'Clock by the Rev.
b. y. Jester; Sunday school. 2 O'Clock
prayer meeting Friday evening.
Evening journal., 1920-04-03
SWEDISH METHODIST.

Services at the swedish N. = Church
No. iiii East Eleventh street, will be
held as follows: Morning worship. i0.3C
O'Clock. sermon by A. w Fagelgren
Sunday school. noon; Epworth League
devotional service. O'Clock; evening
service 7-30 o'clock, with sermon by
NJ. Keen.
Evening journal., 1920-04-03
MT. PIScAH.

Mt. Plsgah A. Il. Church, Taylor ana
Buttonwood streets. the Rev George G..
Collins. pastor. will have preaching at
n o'clock class meeting at noon, sun
day school o'clock. chldren's cxer-
clses. 3 o'clock preaching o'clock.
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NAVAL inquiry
ABOUT TOWELS

Commander Lee. of the T. : naval
recruiting service, returned to San
Francisco this morning after devot-
Ing day to am investigation Of the
charges preferred against Gunner
Yeager OF the recruiting service who
is charged with ahstncline two
towels from the Mizpah hotel Mr..
lee saw everybody who had any
thing to do with the ru-r with the
intention of making an official re-
port on all circumstances Involved,
lie said there was uu disposition TO
shield the alleged ru'prji f he
charges could ha suhs,aulatod aud
rbe department vtH boz governed by
hls report tn dry.dlns om what action
sh,l De- rak,u at tae rat which
Is sort tnr Tauonab April Do
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PRODUCERS ARE
THE FAVORITES

\. d. Hall, the mining engineer,
who returned this morning after
three months spent in New York,
says there is no doubt about the at.
titude Of the business men of the
east towards silver This sentiment
is emphasized in baqking and promo
tion circles where it is believed that
within d short time silver investments
will claim precedence over all others.
All silver stocks represented by 1c-
tual producing mines will have the
call over all other securities and
preferences will be shown Tor silver
stocks backed by mines that are ac-
ually producing Higher prices ior
silver are confidently predicted and
the country is looking to Nevada as
the natural source of the increased
supply which tinanciers say must
come In the order of priority Tono,
pah rangs as first fayorte among
the silver producer, and no amount
of knocking can shatter confidence in
the rccuperatiyo and productive pow
ers of the local mines Next comes
Eureka and Candelaria with the lat
ter very strong favorite owing to
the backing of the International Zinc
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BOUGHT SHEEP
FROM indian

Vincent I.ambertucCL !he ranCher,
is out $20 and six sheep and goat
which he bought last sunday from
Johhie Tom, a native born Indian
who was trained in the TOnOpah
schools to the extent of writing a
first class business hand which he
used in making out perfelt bill Of
sale for the livestock when he re-
ceiyed the money from Iambertucci
The bill of sale is held as the proof
of Toms guilt and if the rancher
swears out a warrant the Indian will
have to stand trial Iambertucci is
more interested in recovering his
money than in prosecuting the cul-
prit and it is probable the case will
be dropped 'Fhe first complaint
was filed by w. A Marsh who re
ported that his lambing flock in the
vicinity of the old ice factory was
shy Al sheep and one goat Before
the report was made to the police
Lambertucci called up and told that
a couple of men were trying to sell
him sheep. He was advised that no
complaint had been filed and paid
the money Johnnie is in Jail pend
ing a decision.
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HAD TO DIG Way
BACK TO CAMP

Jack Barrier and Nick Abelman an
rived home last evening after eX-
perienciug heart-breaking drive
across the desert from oLvelock.
where they went to reclaim the Buick
car belonging to Abelman which was
stolen from Tonopah last January.
The greater part Of the time was
spent in digging and plowing through
mud which was axle deep and so
sticky that at times the pair were
tempted to get out and walk so they
would not have to carry the machine
through the siukholes that threat
oned % swallow them up There was
no difficulty 10 gaiuin possession OF
rhe stolen machine which was ia pos.
session uf the sheriff of PershiuE
county waiting tor Che owner 90
appear