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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-08
The Second Annual Report of
Skeliy oil Compdny

The annual report OF the skclly
o1 company for the year ending
tyt'tmber 81. 1921, was made pub
y, Yesterday. The stockholders may
W.! ieel proud OF the showing made
" MS company during the past
.,sF which as We all know. was
.e OF depreciation and readjust-
nUeiIy summarized. the report
lows the acquisition during the
i,ssf OF producing properties, and
~ proc Ing wells, In the six states
Mkanaas Illinois, Kansas, Louis
a, oNIahoma and Texas. The
,smpanE now owns wholly or in part
-s srana total OF l04,664.93 acres,
~ Nhlcn are located b36 producing
,t.SS- ,tS Nei production amounted to
~ LOO barrels, which includes
b..slh barrels produced by the
-@lser-Gult corporation and I4S.-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-08

Special ~ The World.
TONkAWA. April The Humph-
reys Petroleum company missed
production in tho 2.6OO-foot or deep
sand AZ 40. . Plumb farm. north NJ
l0-li-lw. tho hopes OF those who
thought that an oil well would he
brought In n half-mile north Of the
Murray farm. southwest Of IO-24-ew.
whore the Southwestern Petroleum
company has two wells producing
from the deep formation, have gone
glimmering. Now. they are plnning
their faith on the belief that the fu.
ture OF the field will extent north
enst. perhaps. with one or two slight
breaks in the country between No.
Smith, northeast OF 15-2f-1w and
the deep test being drilled by ". l..
spencer and the Blackwell OIL A.
Gas Co. In the southwest Of I3s26-1w,
about half wsv between Blackwell
and Tunkawa. However. the fact that
tho 2,60O-foot sand I'm No. 2 Plumb
was nonproductive. will not deter the
Humphreys Petroleum company
from testing n deeper sand. The hole
VIII be straightened and II ia an.
nounced will he drilled 10 n depth OF
$500 feet. This is the deepest test
20 far % he attempted In the field
Inc Prairie up 10 the present time
held the record for deep drilling.
having put down 3,O0O-foot test
with dry hole on tho West Murray
iarm, southeast OF N-25-lw
40, 2 Smith. northeast Of 1924.
lw. Amorada Petroleum COMPANY
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n,, nnrhe, opoisnons.
vov start National
idr,rtisiHg Campaign
office s2iij .
q, SOPHIA sUPPEs.

vANsA- CITY, Mo" April o.
Oh. directors Of the National Petro-
,,s, Nar.s.ers association were in
.,.istsd ID. fr TO make an exhaustive
.,s.t.Fs,0l Of the feasibility Of a
.,,,5ral advertising campaign,
rh',h would supplement the work
.tfbs local iobbers. a standard
"A. N gasoline would be adver-
..s5 and stops are now being taken
..,sV, 20 ei,e the association the
~ 20 drop any member who
.rS-d allow the grade Of motor
rsi that De- sells 10 the public to fall
tti5v the .fndards 20 he set. This
..,.sr followed a spirited discussion
% Inc need Of an advertising cam
.,..gr such as the California fruit
s.rrer- American rice growers and
-st- bodies had evolved.
Tho directors were also instructed
., arrange 10 have the spring meet
..ss I1 'he future held late IN Janu-
,-, or early m February 30 that the
.-bbar maItcter. refiner, exhibitor
.rd s6r.nmert man might all get To-.
-s,rsf q "a season when business r.
,sIk The past years work has
sssn completed and plans are Just
icing mapped out for the coming
car u was stated that April was
,s1 late flr a successful m1rketcrs'
.sovertioH \ better system for
.,rdnrr fNc convention will also
ks made fnr 10. for IL was learned to-
t,g that more than one hundred
shbsrs never reached the meeting
mu. and DInsoquently were not reg
r Ned.
Nv. Nichols. president Of the as
,.ston. was placed on n six
months salary and told 10 proceed
,-l man out a policy for the asso-
gs,l0n 20 that Il can become a liv-
,,r and vital factor in improving
,obbnr conditions throughout the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-08
March Shipments From
Port arthur

BY the Associated press
PORT ARTHUR. Texas. April g.
March Shipments OF refinery prod 10
ucts out Of this harbor by water to-
talcd i535,159 bulk barrels and az
gallons. The Base Gulf Refining
company shipped 3I12.659 barrels
and the Texas company 1,422,5O0
barrels
Foreign shipments of these two
companies, included IN the total
coastwise balance, showed 774,336
barrels for the GUT and 54T124
barrels by the Texas company.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-08
Latest NeWs From
DR.. Rood'S Well in Seminole
COuHfu

The Rood test. in the northeast OF
17-9-S. which has found two gas
sands 5000 600 feet AZ 1890 TO 1892,
and 100000 feet at 1897 10 1900,
has been drilled deeper and looks
very promising. AZ 1853 feet a
brown sugar sand was found, and at
1855 feet, the present depth, there
is considerable oil in the hole which
sprays from time 70 time. They are
running an eight-inch pipe, and in
dications are good for a well.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-08
Lubrite Going Strong

IT, 7. Ashton Of the Lubrite Re
filming company and Mr.. Gabell Of
the Gabell Petroleum company were
much IN evidence during the con-
ycntion at Kansas city. Congratula-
tions and prophesies Of success on
the reorganization and expansion Of
the Lubrite were expressed on all
sides.
Il Is officially reported that the
company has Just closed several
large contracts for the retail dis
tribution OF It's luhricating oils.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-08
Cannot Sell oil Refinerics
To Pay Taxes

By the Associated prsau.
KANSAS ClrY. Kan. Aprii 7.-
Judge John G. Pollock, here today
granted an order temporarily re-
strainiug ". n. Motter. collector Of
internal revenue for the district Of
Kansas, from selling At public aur-
ton property OF the Midland Rcun-
Ing company the Derby OF COM
pany and the sterling OIL 4 Refln-
Ing company the proceeds To apply
on payment ~ more than 100000
IN pipeline taxes assessed against
the three companies by Mottcr.
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In the Usage

The Rlyerland and Amerada Pc
troleum corporation have mads
Ioration for a test In the center OF
The east line OF the northwest OF
34-23-S.
The Tidal Usage No. r, being the
south location from the northwest
corner Of the southeast OF A-2b-b,
was shot with go quarts from 2,IhI
TO 2,Eg3, and is making around 800
barrels. The top Of the sand was
found at 2.-6O, and the total depth
OF the well Is Ass feet Thers " ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-08
Win the Oil Men

L. N Oppenhcimer sales mana
gcr OF tho Sapulpa Refining ,um-
pauv. with headquarters in Tulsa. iF
the busiest man in tho city ns th"
baby arrived yesterday iu care ot
MIS-. Opperhoimor and tho nurse.
Tho young lady ls likely TO take all
prizes At tho baby shows this SUM
mer. as she is certainly a queen.
and can s1v daddy" vc"y distinct
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-08
Big Gas Well in
NdUdrrO County, Texas

Snowden & McSwecncy company
Is reported to have a 10000. .O0O-foot
gas well in the No. l Blanchard.
Navarro county. Texas. II Is a half
mile west Of the Sun company we'll
on the oscar Bounds farm. which
came in two or three months ago.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-08
r TULsA DAILY WORLD. sArURDAY. APRIL s. 1e22 \

apparently not enough gas In this
well TO bring itself In.
The Gardner Petroleum company
No. 3, IN the northwest corner of the
southeast OF 1-26.5, was shot with
l4O quarts Thursday and Is a 1900
barrel well. This Is one OF the
tarthest south producers on the cast
line OF the pool the other being the
Simons- Moore No. ., on the east
OF the Gardner we'll
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-08
Gypsy Getting a Nice Well
Near Quay

The GYPSY oil company Is drill
ing at 1888 feet on the r. Pollack
farm, IN the center OF the south half
OF the southwest OF 33-20-5. The
top OF the sand was reached at 8,232
feet The we'll IS spraying oil oc-
casionally and there is over two
million feet OF gas, The well will be
shot in n day or SO.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-08
Atlantic Petroleum Has
Another Big Wen Near
BriSioID
BristOIU

Tho Atlantic Petroleum corpora.
tlon No. q, iu the south half or the
southwest of 22-lB.Q, Is flowing so
barrels an hour at four feet In the
sand found az 2,9O5 feet This Is an
offset TO tho Sartain we'll brought in
two months ago.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-08

The total amount o' bonds orlgi.
ually sold was Si,S00,O0O. and 50
far $4,000 have been Cancelled
Another $500 has been called for
redemption on April 90. 1929, which
VIII reduce the amount outstanding
to Sl,73O.OO0 United OIL Producers
Is subsidiary Of Middle states oil.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-08
srNrr nr MoLAY AssocIArIoN
oklahoma Organization Pcrfcctco
IL MmaL mnL-- MrLLlmu " nLmn-MuL-

slkihithh 'IEtNifAllNN ' illi' l'h
nt MUSK uECv Meeting Wcdnc-du1.
MUSkOGEE. April +. - The ni
Molav association ot oklahoma vai
organized here last uighi az we,t
INK ot the DE Niol1y delegates from
pll parts of he state. - g.. IOuIfDi
OF McAlostcr master Mason Of Ard
more. wa elected president GIihor
Parks ct Euid master ,oun clio.
was chosen vice president uud '1.
saph u. Saunders of sapIIp3. s...u.
iaIy- y-trDHsut,r.
These officers together WITH
Clarence Smith OF Muskogrc. James
Eagletou " Norman. VIII E.l of
Miami and Joseph Z. CrHbh Of S'I.
water. win coJNos0 the executive
committee
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-08

tf YOU are BOO any difficulty. just
EH|.i tho distress aigupl OF the
World Want Ads and 1eo how quick
r 1ou viii be rescued
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Bhes IN almost any part OF
a. Sines and Seminole counties for
hsS AZ attractive prices. Our man
vi,h yust returned from that section
Aso a = number OF mighty good ones
Bsrt,.naNe two good pieces OF good
he 'I''e sand production amount
P,sA,'o !5 barrels ret. r. {.
Mmb'. Mayo Building, or CO.
VI Observation-Disclosures.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-08

pr,,,r purchase oil or gas leases
A,,oc,. h,lslow or okmulgee field.
asp.ns..ea OIL company. Box 6, In
"-4sAse' Observation-Disclosures,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-08
OIL ANDGAS
LeastI- sunpIIes--Prodnction. Eio.

l,rs.o1an5 ion OF from 200 70 $50
az Bunger pool wanted for
i,ssn,, lto'G, care World .--Adyer-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-08

has mudded or 1oo0o.O0o feet OF
gas NJ i.5OO feet No. Is mudding
OF ges AZ lao feet 40. IA drIll-
ing at 1900 feet No. Z Murray,
southwest of lO-25-lw is making
24O barrels from the sand at 2.ll2
feet No. 2 Is reported TO have a
fishing Job At 800 feet. No. l.
drilling at 1000 feet. The Conan
OH company Is drilling at l,l35 feet
AZ No. / Rudolph Bu2ek in f.2i-lw.
40. See. northwest OF i5-25-lw IS
flowing 10 barrels from the 2100-
foot sand 10 Will be put on the
pump and Il Is believed that pro-
ductlon viii be increased No. 6
Wednesday was reported producing
about 500 barrels at two feet I'm from
the top OF the sand at 2,632 feet.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-08
Alfalfa Tests Will
Be Carried on by
Valencia County

Los LlNAS ~ ~ Auf.i
Five now varieties OF alfalfa viii o.
giyen "a Test 90 four different uart-
~ Valencia county this srl-uu
The experiments will be conducted
90 Brlvn. Los luHur tuhcru. auI
Hluewater aud farmers al each of
these places have signed az with
the county agricultural agent here
10 give the seeds "a test
The kinds which Will Do tried
r. Imported Turkesinu Common
New Mexico. Hairy Peruvian, and
g.. : Selected Dry Land alfalfa.
Bach OF ihcsc kinds has b,,u
tested with az the rNserI.
ment station nt The state college
The purpose ~ tht test i- fI
find which Kind Of alfalfa will dH
best in The county, with q Wow iu
later staudardizinE on that kIui
Tests Hre ALSO 60 be- mad, WITH
seed corn Of ths American dent
variety. About 90 per csut ui
the corn now used In NAleuri
county is Of the yellow ana white
American dent The seed nov
used u not pure, and ID h. expect
"a that within n few years tht
crop cen be increased by 90 peg
cent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-08
FOREST OFFICIALS
TO OBSERVE ARDOR
DAY ANNIVERSARY
Annual Supply of Fire
Signs Being Sent
To Rangers

~ Golden anniversary Of Ar
hlr Day. April 20 b. Co be celc-
Ir.led throughout the state by the
forest service The week proceed
irr APRIL 22 has been set aside az
iIrr Prevention week ana will also
hr ohscrt ed as far az possible by
the forest service
The observance ~ the annivcr-
shrF ~ the day will be- marked hy
sr.eghee on fire prevention and on
o.. planting of trees.
Th. forestry officials already are
srrlIUE out their annual supply 81
fr, signs Co the various rangers in
Tho state Go be posted ir the forvsts
n. fire warnings TO the public Tho
signs urge the public 20 us" care
BOZ huufIr,H and 90 see ihat tll
sharks are sNtinRuish"d before
paroles leave bontircs started in
~" forests.
k &C. knrtchncr, supervisor ui
a.. ManzHno forest, said yesterday
that 900 signs 81 various kinds viii
o., -out 20 the rangers lu the Man
zluu forrest alone
Mr. Eartchner says that ~ IN,
forest fires in New MeNic.
and Arizona last year more than
60 percent were caused ly th'
car.isssusss OF man. only l2V
nfrs OF the number were cauSvi
b.. lightning
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Night News
Summary

ac.
tson was completed on the ni,sN
f,dio bill which would extend until
June, 1875. the time In which soN'
srnfnent owned itdiu would lie
Permitted 20 handlc press ana
commercial messages acrusH ne
Parinc.
FWASHINGToN The disabled
sai1Ier- hospitaiization bill pit-sed
AgHthe house "a lier IN tie week
sn1I approprinung az tOe,oJO tnf
intfraSing hospital facilities for
AHA bled former service n3vn was
tsAnnried to the senate by IT. pul'li'
E1fdings committee.
TpKto-Thc navy department
lr.a statement To local newspapers
m a conference OF adniralS has
dsrlded the strength OF the Jap
an1se navy a. restricted by the
N~nahington conference N w
fscisnt for the defense OF the ein-
rirt
teAN DIEGO-icWels valued a.
$4,000 reported losf by Mutanc
Dali Curgi, singer, At "A rertautt ~
4 San Juan Capirtrano. were
0und beside the highway by ar
RxprcsHman and returned.
Ban JuAN.-E. Mont Rely
aoyernor OF Porto Rico, Auditor
HessinRer and John Hull Reilly
NriVate secretary, we're charged u
grand jury prsrcntment VIII
nisuse OF public funds for private
iEirposes.
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RELIEF
CONFERENCE WILL
OPEN TOMORROW
Prominent Leaders to
Attend Meeting in
Detroit

DETROIT Aprn The Jewish
Relief Conference 90 bee held n'ro
April . viii De addressed hy "a
number OF prominent Jewish leut-
tr4 and will hear ms4-lre- from
President Harding and Sec ,tary
Hoover U|rurIIug 'o u'FlD.s from
the American Jew ia Relief COIN
ml,t,". David \ Brown. national
chairman uf ia" campaign for
50 600 600 Tor Jewish war suffer
ers VIII tell how that sum was
exceeded by $4,000, 900.
special inter este attaches 10 tho
reports That VIZ DO made o., David
N. Hro--lu.. CuHirmun ~ th. New
Nurl CIry campaign and ly jacob
NJ Loeb. chairman fur chicago
whose criticism 90 l'ws of New
York uJ the opening dinner OF
the campaign iu flst gity. tyhru-
airy ., caused considcrpht" dis
cu=stur. Secretary I~uuvcr'- mes
sage b. expected Co deal with tsr
cooperation 81 the Joint pI-fTihu-
tiuu committee which I- tho dis
bursting agency for .,lIyI funds
raised ly American jew WITH tnD
American Relief Administration
3 The campaign for Jewish wnr
sufferers was conducted by the
American Jews the Central Jew
i-h and the Peoples. Relief COM
mltfccs
Tine experiences ~ Julius Uos,n-
valid. uf chicago l.abhl- NathHu
krurs ana stephen 4 Wise. of
New York. Rabbi Leon Harrison
NJ ~ Louis rabbi abba HiliUi
silvHr Of cleveland jacob N
Herker and Rabbi Emil Is Hir-,h
q chicago aud others who toured
the country in the Interests ~ The
campaign Will he told OF fhg con.
ference Reports VIII boz made uy
Governor Simon Bamhorrp' ol
ltrh. ana others who were chair.
men Of the zones into whirh 10.
country was divided for "a, cam
uU'rn
FoiiN NJ Va burg and Herbert
NJ Lehman 81 New YORK. will
present me program for recon,
struciion and relief work OF the
Joint distribution Ou uIttrr ul
'cntlHI and Eastern Europe 10,
Ukraine and Palestine and plau'
for the expansion OF the commute.
viii be- discussed.
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atcd in precinct 30, measuring from
north 10 south a. feet, aud from east
10 west az feet. Bounded on the north
n land o. jose Lopes soaih ey land
lc road 20 the Indian School aud west
BY land u Jose Lopez.
Tract No y A piece Of land situated
east u The old tuvn q Albuquerque.
p%reeinri IS 10 9 place commonly called
III Llano' and more particularly De
scrlbed a. follows 10 Wit Measuring
from east 70 west on the north line q
said property "a feet and thence ruuning
south from said NV corner 10 the hW
corner ~ feet. and thence running east
the ~ corner rs feet o iurhss. and
thence from said ~ corner along thr
sast line Of sald property 10 feet 70 me
place - beginning on the NJ corner oi
aid land The shove piece contains = Z
room adohw house bounded on ths
north by the Indian school road leading
from 9Th street east By property ui
CaHdslAriA Romero de- Lapea south BY
land N Flsrio Herrera oct b land
" lnrensa LOPEZ Do redlllu. All water
rights iu The various bitches FROM which
this land has been irrigated are 10 81
with the land without additional charge
Said last mentioned tracts Of and be
Ing more particularly described BY actdh|
survey as follows to.wit Beginning al
q point which bears south "a degrees
iuf east 1850 feet from The quarter cor
ner common 10 SECTIONS and :. Town
chip 30 North. Range p East theme.
north 81 degrees 40 vest itss feet
thence south % degrees lE' wet ST
feet thence south - degrees TO- eaa'
an feet thence north "a degrees co.
east ~ feet 90 The point aud place Of
beginning
And being the same land conyeyed &,
Jamrs Beaemek by warranty deeds re-
corded ln BOOK al. pages 4r2 and a11
respectively and tho Last dsscribed plec'
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Winter Wheat Crop
To Be Smaller
Than Last Year

WASHINGTON. April "a
winter wheat crup Of about ~
100000 bushels smaller and a Sc
crop almost ~ 600 600 hushele
larger than was produced lhst
wear were forecaHted today hy the
department ~ agriculture Winter
wheat came through the winter IN
good shape pld showed an I'M
provement OF "a points iu g. -
difinn on April I, as compared
with last December. The smhllrl
crop II due 10 a reduction Of ~
per cent In the area sown last thll
az compared with that % lah'
years crop
The condition OF winter who
on April I IN the principal pro-
ducing states
Pennsylvania. o.; Ohio. 81; In
diana se: Illinois. 9si Missouri.
IS; Nebraska, 80. Kansas, So
Texas. %. Oklahoma, 90, Colo
ado. ~ Washington. 50.
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QktQ1rchHJuda0

lister. Residence; 626 South wal
ter street.
Churcn school at 1000 o'clock.
sharp. j. d. Jones. s%upcrintcn-
dent. Orchestra meets tor rchear-
sal at IS a. nj.
Morning service at 1900 A. m.
Subject Of sermon. The Fins
Palm sunday Anthem Re
doeminE Love. (Lyon). Mr. Gould
Will sin iaure = The Palms
Christian cndcaVgr at 80 y. m
subject; The Master + invita-
ton. duke it:t6-2fD
Evening service at ! 80 clock.
subject Of sermun3 What Holy
week Has Meant In the History at
the church. Selection by the
choir.
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ttsntrul ana
Rev. ChuH G. hirhce. pastor.
Residence SIS South Walter street
Tel"phone i2s2
church school NJ $40 a m, Mr.
J. y. Major superintendent
Morning worship, ~ 90 a. m.
sermon subject. Faith-Its Ne
css-ity
Epworth league ESQ D. M, Mr.
Harris Gross. president
Evening service. 1880 D. m. Tho
plous TnutAr. GAat % eNposi'
tion on fifteenth chapter Of Luke
Special music az the morninp
and evening preaching Services
under direction Of Mrs T. A Brad
ford.
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Chavcs County
A Men Are Pardoned

SANTA re. April 6-Ralph
Ackolson and Carl Beckman. both
= nj up from Chavez county In
Dctober, 1891. worc phrdoncd from
lhe New Mexico penitentiary yes
ftrdny by Governor Mechem upon
ife recommendation Of the trial
5edEe, the nn.oie board and others
Nickolson's sentence waH a year
nnd n day and Beckman's from "a
Ftar and a half to TIVE years, tut
3Be crimes for which h.sy were
tfgvicted not shown In the
A
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Emmanuel Evangelical Lutheran
Church.

NANNNfN NFNAA ANhiNAf ahh ~ NN
street,
Carl Schmid. pastor Residence
200 South Arno street
sunday school a:4b q m.
Services ~ 90 o. m in Eng
lish Subject ~ sermon; Abide
In christ 4 Chlldrvn's choir
will sing The Cutcrhumcu's
Plea. hy Herzb.rEer ana Palm
branches. J., j. paure. The rite
Of confirmation will D" administer
ed at this service to this year =
cnteChumeus.
Voting members meeting 2'ao
y. m.
on Good Friday services VIII
be held at 80 30 O'Clock In the
morning n the German language
and az as clock In the evening
In the English language with the
celebration Of tine Lord = supper a.
both services. Preparatory ser
vices at 1000 a m. and 1915 3.
IN. Announcements VIII be re-
ceivcd Tuesday afternoon and
tVouiug.
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WILL
Have SPECIAL
#EASTER SERVICES
'rogram for each day
Week for St.
10 h n s Cathedral
Church

Tho oratorlo. The Holy city
|y Al u. Gaul. vii be given by tho
lhuIf Of the First Presbyterian
nurch. with the assistance Of "A
|ew members Of other choirs. on
aAsisr sunday afternoon at 1850
II fhe church. The public is in
lied Ca this service. The follow
u ~ the program OF the o|ratorl0;
Par I-Contemplation.
20. naturalization tOrRan)
Mrs. ~. w. Fnw
80. p No shadows yundcr'
rhofns. tenor solo-Mr. =. w. Oar
row double q%uartcttc
20. 3-My soul II nthirst for
God tTcnor solo) MIR barrow
30. At cyentido u shall be
linht Trio: Miss stortz, Mrs
Carey. Mrs. Mcneil
10. b-They that SOW In tears
Chorus.
20. G-"Eye hath not seen.
contraro soiol Mrs. H. L. Mcneil
10. For thee O dear. dear
country.'
chorus.
30. g. Thine II the kingdom
Chorus
Tart II
30. . Alteration" torgan)
. Mrs F'aw.
i0-"A new heaven and q
new earth" CBaritone solo)
! Mr.. G.. n. Kanady and choral
Sanctua
10. 1ia-"Let the heavens rejoice
} Churus by double choir.
ia. Hi To the Lord our God
Tenor soloj Mr.. George GcaNe.
no ga Come ye blessed
fAfezzo solol Miss Keilogg
M. i2b- The filming pot In Cor
} afver Double puartettc.
| Nh storiz Miss Kellogg Mrs.
Carcy. Mrs McNeill. Mr. bar
4 row. Mr.. Gouke. Mr. kanady.
Mr.. McBain
Ia. IA These g they which
3 cumo.'' (Soprano solo)
Miss ftortz.
No is-'Thry shall hunger NO
, NOR. ~CSoprano ducD
Nlss Stortz and Miss Kellogg
no. d List the Cheruhic Host
Ladies Chorus
N heard the voice of hnrpers.
/ f3nss soto) Mr. 4 ] Mchnin.
No. Ii Great and marvellous
Chorus
. Al 81, Johns Church.
Y progrnm with special service
stch day will also be held In Hob
Wc>k by the 81 Johns cathedri
tnursh starting tomorrow morn
Liz. The program for tomorrow
vil7t start with holy communi"s
Ia o'clock Sunday school am
services Will be held q
Tue nruaI time. and ryening prayer
tiu Ne held DC : - o'clhck
The program for the rest Of th'
wesk follows:
4. Monday. Tuesday and Wedncs
1 ". Litany and meditation az t;a'
D ID
4. Thursday; Holy communion a
Ion m
Good Friday; Service from nooI
sntll 3 d m. Stalncr CrucifiNiui
I'm h. SUNG at : o'clock IN m
evening by Soioists Gcake McBaiu
McKenn. Thompson and barrow
tigt Harden will accompany on IN
orran.
saturday. Baptisms al I p m
, Enstcr sunday Holy commun
ion. Gi3O a. m Holy cummuniol
AZ 30: 80 a m, when the chol
tifl sing Gounod -. tocilih
Mas Childrens services a
. m.