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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-15
CANDIDATES
GIVE REASONS
FOR ELECTION
AspirantS to the Juvenile
Bench in Addresses to
Women.

Candidates for Judge Of the juvenile
court presented their cases at the regular
meeting of the League of Women Voters
az the Chamber of Commerce yesterday
afternoon. The first spea ker. Judge
Frank 3. Lahr. present judge Of the ju-
venile court, after reviewing his educa-
ton and early work as a teacher, said he
had discovered the juvenile court to be
the last resort for children whose home
life, family and church had failed to
make them good. But" he cOntended
neither can the juvenile court make them
good. IL it could, all children would
have been born IN the Juvenile court in
stead Of in their homes. The home is
the place to make good children.
Jesse Sanford Of Cumberland, another
candidate, was not present aud Mrs.
George FinfrOck, vice president of the
League Of Women voters, read his record
and qualifications from a QUESTIONABLE,
which was sent to all the candidates by
the league.
Joseph A. Mintern- another Republican
candidate for the nomination, declared
that when people come into my court
who are out Of work and generally down
and out I viii know how to meet them
and understa and them. for have been in
The same place myself"
tie said ne spent two years In the
Army, nine months Of the time being
spent in France and that he served IN the
Legislstude IN 1901.
Mr.. 4Iintern asserted Judge Lair, after
having been eight years on the bench. had
been unsuccessful in holding together
families that come before him and cited
an example Of a family which he said
had been broken up 'because Of Judge
Lahrs methods on the bench"
The only Democratic candidate who
spoke was Jacob L. Steinmitz.
Ell l am elected I am going to see
that there is a court reporter to take the
evidence If I have TO pay for 1t out Of
my own pocket" he said. 81 think a
record should be kept OF these cases"
He concluded with a review - his
success as a father. affirming hat he
had cured his son OF cigarette smoking
by a well administered whipping
The final speech was that OF Robert
I. Fulton. Republican.
Mr.. Fulton said Il feel that Marion
County's Juvenile court is behind other
courts Of its kind In the country in it's
methods OF handling cases. ! think a
child should be saved from the humilia-
tion Of a public trial. 1 do not believe
that whipping is a successful method Of
Furnishing children.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-15
MATTHEW'S CANTATA
TO BE PRESENTED.

]. Sebastian Matthews Easter Cantata,
THE Paschal Victor" will be sung to-
morrow at II o'clock in the Fourth
Presbyterian Church under the direction
Of Mrs. f. T. Edenharter, organist and
choir master. The solo parts will be
taken by the members of the quartet,
assisted by Miss Ruth Sterling and Miss
Mildred Daugherty. DR.. Edward Haines
Kistler will conduct the worship.
The program of the II a. m. service is
as follows:
Prelude-Resurrection Morn........
....-................ Johnston
DoxolOEy.
Invocation and Lords Prayer.
Gloria.
Responsive Selection 47-"Peter's Easter
Story"
Hymn 13O-"The Day Of Resurrectionl'
Prayer.
Hymn 12e-"The Strife is O'er!' Omit
StanZa 4.
The Easter Cantata .....
...............J. Sebastian Matthews
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DUET ON Program
AT SEVENTH PRESBYTERIAN.

At the Seventh Presbyterian Church.
the following programs will be observed
Easter Sunday;
MORNING.
Organ Voluntary, IAN Easter AL
Professional, Christ Is Risen"
Anthem, LAS 1t Began to Dawn" Spence
Duet From the Crucifxion'' =. Stainer
F. E, Ensminger and w. S. Alexander
Offerty, Spring Song" .Mendelssohn
Anthem, Victory Shelly
Recessional, Look We Saints
POstlude, Christ Is Risen" 80. Horspool
EVENING SERVICES.
Organ Voluntary, Fantasia in p.
Professional, "Christ Is Risen"
Anthem, 1.-THE Lord is My Strength"
Duet, 1.-The Savior Liveth" .... Wilson
Miss Ruth Forbes and
Mrs. John Paul Ragsdale.
Anthem, "All Hail Thou Morn of
Glory" .............. Adam Geible
Offerty, ITO Spring" ....... Grieg Gaul
Anthem, Victory" .............. Shelly
Recessional .......... Look Ye Saints"
Postlude. Allegro Pomposa" Galbraith
Mrs. Samuel Z. Garrison, Organist.
William S. Alexander, director.
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CHORUS TO SING
SACRED CANTATA.

The chorus Of the Brooksids Park
United Brethren Church will sing The
Easter Evangel," sacred cantata by E.
S. Lorenz. Sunday evening at 4 30
o'clock.
The solOists will be Mrs. Emily Cook
and Mrs. Maude Bowman, soprano; Miss
Lillian Cohen and Mrs. Grace Johnson,
contraltOs; Mr.. Everett Smith, tenor, and
Mr.. Grover Shinn. baritone. The Brook
side women's quartette-Mrs. Emily
Cook, Mrs. Beatrice Bower, Mrs. Laoma
Gill and Mrs. Gertrude RansOpher will
sing special selections in the cantata. Miss
Leah Hollingsworth is the pianoist, as
sisted by Mrs. Maude Ransopher at the
organ. Roy Frazier is the director.
The chorus will sing the cantata at the
Calvary United Brethren Church on Tues
day night, beginning at Z 80 o'clock.
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DAVID LAWLOR
DIRECTS CHOIR.

The program Of music to be rendered
at 10 80 o'clock mass Easter Sunday fol-
lows at Holy Cross Church;
Vidi AquRm" ......................D Drew
"Missa Solemnis" ................T urton
"Veni Creator" ..,..............H HANNA
"Regina COel" ...................Me lvie
The choir members are: Sopranos
Mrs. Joseph Conley, Misses Edna Phln-
ney, Dorothy Sylvester, Irene Cook and
Margaret Suffer. Altos Mrs. y. z. Law
lor Misses Nell Griffin Carolyn Lauth.
Tenors, Joseph S. Swallow Edward
Kruger and Francis Sage. Bassos, Har-
~ T. Doyle, Charles Quinn and Robert
Shippman Organist. Miss Marie Moore.
Director, David z. LawlOr.
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EASTER MORNING
PRAYER SERVICE.

The Rev. Horace A. Sprague. pastor Of
Hall Place Methodist Episcopal Church,
announces the following order Of prayer
and song services for Easter Sunday:
MORNING SERVICES.
Sunrise prayer meeting o'clock.
Sunday School-Speclal Easter program.
$50 o'clock.
Morning worship
Organ Voluntary" Prayer Rienzi'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Wagner
Hymn 141.
Anthem-';The Resurrection and the
Life" Observation-Disclosures. Wilson
Apostles Creed and Prayer.
Anthem-"The Glory of Victory Dawns'
Reading from fsaitef-Easter Morn,
GLORIA"
onertory-"spring Flowers" 49,. Gade
sOlO-"My Redeemer and Ny {y,ai LORD a.,
'''''''' Mrs. L. E. schulz.
sermon-Subject: The Word OF Vic
deception of members and baptismal
service.
Hymn 1874
Benediction
Postlude 'Marche Pontihcal-. 90. Gounod
EVENING SERVICES.
Epworth League, 80 O'Clock.
Evening Worship
organ prelude-' santa Name + azure
"KOmance' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. wagner
Hymns-Unit singing.
Chorus-"EXalt His Name"
Prayer.
ouartette-"What Did He Dor"
Mrs. Schultz. Mrs. Mediation, Mr.. Ba-
ker, Mr.. Winder.
0ffertOry-"Andante" ....,.., Beethoven
Duet-"The Old Rugged Cross"
Schultz and Anderson.
Sermon-Subject: THE Word Of
Trust"
Reception OF ment-g-
Hymn 23S
Benediction.
Postlude-"T March. Wagner
Mrs. L. f. Schultz, director.
Mrs Fred II. Doup organist.
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HOLY ROSARY PLANS

To a. N. 81 MIL MISS.
At the Holy Rosary Catholic Church the
masses on Easter Sunday will be at and
10 a m. At the 10 o'clock mass the fol-
lowing program will be rendered:
! Vidi Aquam ................W c. Peters
Mass in honor Of Our Lady Of Loretto
Observation-Disclosures. Mentzel
Offertory, Regina Coel.........B HANNA
Benediction OF the Blessed Sacrament
will be given after this mass.
O Salutaris .................M A Melvil
Holy God.
The members OF the choir are; So
pranOs. Angelina Navarro. Rose Aristo-
fame. Margaret Marshall. Margaret Park
er and Ruth Parker. Altos. Emma Weis-
/ bach Mary Marshall and Agnes Simms.
Niolins, Anna Ressino. katherine Weis-
bach Lucille Hickey and Josephine Weld
man.
Organist, Freda BuennageL
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Of songs at the. Z 80 a. m. mass at the
Holy Angels Catholic Church as follows
EidI Aquam- ....,.......-........H immei
Mass in d Observation-Disclosures. BOtaZZo
Regina CoeH. .BonaldI
The members OF the male chorus are
Leo Adams, John Barton, Eugene DOerr,
Fred DOerr, Ben Loyal, Tom Loyal
Maurice Miller, Hugh Mullen. Harry
Ciemantel, John Smutty. Dennis Sulu-
van, Brian Sullivan, Patrick sullivan.
John Sullivan. Organist, Emma Colbert.
Director, Edward La Shelle.
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CHOIR TO SING
AT ST. GATHERINGS.

The following is the order Of the
Easter musical program at st. Gather
ines Catholic Church for solemn high
mass at 80 o'clock:
Kyrie-Mass in L Flat o.. Bartholomew
Gloria-Nass IN Z Flat ......... Mario
Creqo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Bartholomew
Onertory-Hoec Dies ........... Bordes
Sanctus NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. bartholomew
Benedictus ................ Bartholomew
Agnus Dei-Mass IN Il glat... Weigand
Choir members: Sopranos. Mrs. A
Peters, Misses L. Erbecker, b. Sweeney,
n. Higgins, G.. Barley. r. BARLEY,
A. Holm. Altos. Mrs. NJ Carroll,
Miss q. Sweeney. Tenor, Mr.. II. Kearney.
Bass, Mr.. G. Betzler. Organist, Miss
Kathryn Budenz.
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Inspects Methods
of Purdue Teaching

LAFAYETTE, Ind, April 1.-THE
California commission on agriculture, re-
Gently created by the Legislature there,
Will visit Purdue University April % and
20 to gather information on the methods
of teaching used by the school Of agricu.
ture and others.
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ORGAN RECITAL
AT ST. FRANCIS.

At the 30 o'clock Mass an organ re
cital on the new instrument recently in
stalled at St Francis de Sales Church
Will be given.
will take place.
Mass In Honor OF ST. Benedict. Mueller
Onertory-Christus Ressurexit... Melyil
Choir members: Mrs. Neilan, Mrs.
Wagner. Miss Margaret gallagher Miss
Elizabeth Marks, Miss Helen Sheehan,
Miss Catherine Alyward, Miss Ethel
Jacobs, Misses Laura and Ida Fuss,
George Molles and John Marks.
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ENDEAYOR SOCIETY
TO PRESENT CANTATA.

Two presentations Of a dramatlzed
Easter story Will be given Sunday night
by the Young Peoples Society Of the
Christian Endeavor Of the Westminster
Presbyterian Church. The subject is
THE Garden Of Joseph of Arimathaea."
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Man Attacked by
Negro With Hook

Charles Ekey, BIO Pendergast street,
is at the city hospital today suffering
from serious wounds received when he
was attacked by a negro at the Link Belt
Company's plant. The negro is said to
have hit Ekey with hook.
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CHLDREN'S CHOIR

=
St. Johns Catholic Church announces
the following musical program:
Haydens Second Mass.
Veui CreatOr-Tenor Solo ...... La Hache
Regina Coeli-Quartette ...... DeMerlier
The members Of the choir are: Mrs
John T. Brennan, soprano: Miss Laura
Stake, alto; Mr.. Peter Ankebrock, tenor I;
DR.. Henry 4. Alburger, basso.
J. +. Bickle organist.
Children's choir to sing at 0 o'clock
Mass.
o Glorious Easter Morn.
Resurrexi.
Risen AS He Said
Harp solo with violin obigato.
He Is Pleading.
Christ the Lord Is Risen.
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TUT!

CHICAGO, April 15.-''Thsy,re all
nuts" was tho comment of Ralph
Persell, brother of Margaret, organ
izer of the FIappers' Club hero. Mar
garet, 18-year- promoter of the
club, has ordered Ralph to answer
phone calls from applicants.
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PONTIFICAL HIGH MASS =.
TO RE HELD AT CATHEDRAL

The following schedule of services will
be held at SIS. Peter and Paul Cathedral
on Sunday:
10:15 a. H., organ recital.
10 80 a. IA, Pontifical High Mass.
Professional "Ecce Sacredoes" E. Steffen
Proper of he Mass ............ Filke
Ordinary Of the Mass ............ Filke
(Afissa In honorum s. Carroll Borro-
maea, op. 6S scored for four part chorus
organ and orchestra in six movements y
Yyrie Observation-Disclosures. Andante
Gloria ----.-.-........ Allegro Moderate
Credo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Allegro
Sanctus Observation-Disclosures. MaestOs0
Benedictus NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Andante
AgnuS Del OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .Andag 10
Note-During the oferRtory a double
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CHORUS OF FIFTY
VOICES AT ROBERTS PARK.


A chorus of fifty voices will present
a song service Sunday night at the Rob-
erts Park NJ. E. Church. Hugh McGib-
eny is conductor, Mrs. Roy L. Burtch
Is organist, Yuba Willhite cello and
Mrs. Frances Weber, harp.
The program for both services Sun
day is as follows:
MORNING.
Organ Preludes-
.Resgrresctio!n Morn" Johnston
Hymn. 161.
Creed.
Prayer.
Quartette-"The Resurrection: 800.
Miss wright, Miss Johns, ----
Mr.. Ball. Mr.. Laut-
Psalter, Fourth Reading.
Chorus-"Lo the Tomb Is Empty.
Tr,oR o1osnca,; f 9eG6%s
Miss Wirhite Mrs. Weber,
Mrs. Burtch
onertory-"There Is No Death". 6;;ii,o
''''''''''''' Mr.. Lant '''''''' = -A'~
sermon-'In the Morning-Easter";
choras.Dark World Rejoi d = .HarFis
Hymn 157
BenedictiOn.
POstlude, "Hosanna" ........ WachE
Evening song services as follows:
EVENING
Organ Prelude - "Scherzo Sympho-
niques" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Frysinger
Mrs. Roy L. Burtch
Hymn pa.
Offertory-Trio: Swedish Lullaby"
Miss Willhte, Mrs Weber,
Mrs. Burtch
Address-"The Prince of Life....
..-........-..-.. ........s. ne RdStCE
Cantata-"The Prince of Life.
.....................M arshalLoepke
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Hldt Aquam. ..'s....-.--...-.s... Widor
Mass IN b fat. .....................M agri
Oder,ory SoIo-"Ave Maria. ........
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Bach-Gounod
Herb jenkins.
The members Of the male chorus are
Marvin Brezette, Paul A. Des Jean, Leon
Desautelles, Thomas L. Gardiner, Herb
jenkins. II. f. Kett, Ed LichtenbeFg
Joseph Meunier. John n. Mumford, Vic
tor J. Mcnamara, Patrick tso-.oerg, DIN
Storch. Organist, Marguerite MeunIer.
Director, Edward La Shelle.
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LINCOLN TRIO
TO APPEAR SUNDAY.

At the First Congregational Church the
following program Of Easter music will
he given Sunday morning. The regular
quartette Will be assisted by the Lincoln
Trio. Miss Ella Schroeder. Miss Wini-
fred Hazelwood. and Mrs. S. X. Ruick !:
MeIodie| ;........;;. ..........-... Friml
Cherry Blossoms" ............... Friml
Starlight" ....:................. Huerter
Lincoln Trio.
Quartette-"Lo, the Tomb Is Empty"
,i:;,;o BT4ome
Mrs Edna Barnes and Miss Selma Zahi
"CanZOnetta" ............... D'Ambrosio
Lincoln Trio.
BARTON sOlo-"The Mighty King"
Mr.. A. D. Hitz.
ouartette-"Fill the Font With Roses"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Warren
Quartette
Mrs. Ray Barnes, soprano: Miss Selma
tenor; Mr.. A D. Hit, baritone.
PostIude-"Grand March" -. Lemaire
Mrs. S. K. Ruick. organist.
MUSICAL PROGRAM
TO BE GIVEN BY CHOIR.
Sunday night at the West Washington
NJ. f. Church. the choir will render a
musical program. Mrs. l.. r. Daniels is
organist and John E. Cook is director.
A cantata. THE Easter EvangeI' by
Edward S. LOrenz will be presented.
The program is as follows:
PART /.
Christ's Suffering and Death.
Piano Introduction
The Triumphal Entry .Hosanna Chorus
Prayer by Rev. W. E. Cissna, pastor.
Gethsemane. .............. 5Tis Midnight
Bass Solo. Mr.. Lloyd Bowers
ContraltO Solo, Mrs. Pearl Whitlock
assisted by the Chorus
The Trial and Rejection ......
.................... He was despised
Bass Solo. Mr.. Lloyd Bowers.
Soprano Solo Mrs Pearl Whitlock
assisted by the Chorus
The CruciixiOn The Good Shepherd
Soprano Solo. Mrs. Pearl Whitlock
with responsive Chorus
The Burial Deeper Than Tears
Solo, Mr.. John E. Cook
Inc suspense -..s--..-..
.............. Hope Crushed to Earth
PART ii.
Christie Resurrection and Victory
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CHURCH OF ASSUMPTION
ANNOUNCES PROGRAM.

The Church Of the Assumption an
nounces the following musical program {:
Vidi Equam. Nv. S. Peters
Mass in Honor of the Sacred Heart.
:,;;..;.....a.::;..... Wiegand
o Salutaris. ................... Rospwig
Tantum Ergo-Quartette. Goeb
Holy God, We Praise Thy Name"
With orchestra accompaniment.
The members of choir are Mrs. Drans-
field Mrs. West. Miss Caroline Foltz,
Miss Anna Ruppel, Miss Agnes McKeon,
Mr.. Bauer, Mr.. L. Godecker, Mr. L.
Godecker. Orchestra members The
Misses c. Cleary and r. Huhl, Masters
c. Bear, J. Scherer. G. GlIingham and
R. Arvin.
MALE CHORUS TO
SING AT HIGH MASS.
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MUSICAL PROGRAM
FOR HIGH MASS.

st. Phillip Neri Catholic Church will
observe solemn high mass at 10 80 with
the following musical program.
Flul dqudm 's'.''s's. s......... ElBar
(a) hyrie ...........s..-......C Witze
(b) GIorla ......-,............C Wttze
(cl Credo .....................C Witze
ld) ShHctuS ......--...s......C Wttze
(e) Benedlctus ....-.....-.....C Witze
f) Agnus Del ................C. Wltze
A double quartette composed of male
voices will sing "Haec Dies "a Ora
zOlO at the offertory.
Praise Ye the Farther .......... Melvil
Choir and Congregation.
Vespers and Benediotion, 4 p. NJ
Vesper Psalms. .GregOrian Chant
Regina Coeli ..............P Paul J. Miller
Iantum ERGO .............,......E. Suas
The following are members of the
choir: Sopranos, Misses Lucille Boersig
Margaret Gordon, Loretta Werner, Cora
Norman, Martha MoOrman, Margaret
Nugent, Mary Donahue. Altos, Mrs
Caroline Kebler Healy, Miss Edna Koss
Tenors. Eugene Murphy Theodore Wal
pole, James Hogan, John Cline. Bassos
Thomas p Healy Edward German, Carl
BOersig, Jacob Hogan. Organist. Mrs
Anna Mahoney. Director, Frank o. VIII
king.
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SPECIAL MUSIC
- rra.. -. 80

AT ST. PAUEs NE.
The following program Of Easter music
will be given sunday at st. PauIs IL. z.
Church;
MORNING.
Organ Prelude--"An Easter Alienia"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Z. L. Ashford
Anthem-"As 1t Began to Dawn" :.
Ohestory-"S erenata". I'M. Moszkowski
soprano Solo-"With Faith..........
Triumphant Ashford
Mrs. Frank Spangler.
EVENING.
Organ tel'............
..............Nan Denman Thompson
Organ Prelude-"At Evening. ......
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. dudley BUCK
Anthem-"In the Down of EARLY,
Morning" Observation-Disclosures ackley
Quartette-"Cbrist Arose" ........ Lowry
Anthem-"Chrlst our Passion" Shepherd
OGertory Lullaby. .........,..... Bib
Anthem .-"Hosanna' .............G ranler
Contralto SOIo-"Our Wounded Lord
......;.. ..;.......,...,;.;:3... Ashford
Miss Dorothy Gullion.
Authem-"Come See the Place" Reed
Anthem Resurrection" ......... Shelley
Postlude--"Easter March. ........k Kinder
Organist, Earl W. Wells.
Pianist, Miss Louise Swan.
Director. Frank Terw illesar.
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FTND WHITE MULE.

Police raided the home of Lulu Skiles.
SIC East Vermont street. yesterday and
found about two gallons of white mule.
A charge OF operating q blind tiger was
placed against hax.
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BOYS TO RENDER
First SELECTIONS.

At the 8 o'clock high mass at Our
Lady Of Lourdes Catholic Church, the
boys Of the seventh and eighth grades
will render the first selection az the 8
o'clock high mass.
Christ Is Risen. ..-...............
Seventh and eighth grade boys
vidi Aquam.
Mass in honor Of the Guardian Angels
........ ........... ..... Norman
Regina Coeli" .................Ro sewig
with violin, cornet and trombone
OTertory--'Aye Maria. .Gounod
Miss Hazel Meister with violin accom-
pauiment.
Choir members: Mrs. A. =. Tracy.
Mrs. p. J O'Connor, Mrs William Bright
Miss Hazel Ash. Miss Hazel Mester. Miss
Anna Dugan. Miss Virginia Roach. Miss
Catherine Prenatt. Messrs A T. TreaCy,
william Stapelkemper, James Critzer, II.
H Robertson, c. +. Flynn and william
Mitchell. Mrs. r. l., Jeene, organist.
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Organlst, Freda BuennageL
SOLEMN HIGH MASS
OBSERVED AT ST. PATRFCK's.

MemDeFs or choIr, Sopranos, MISSES
Julia l.. Colbert Mabel Gregolre. Gene
We've De Julio, Mrs. Joseph Schattner
Altos, Miss Sarah Courtney, william
Murray, Edmund Bradley. Bassos Ru-
dolph Block, Jacob Smith, Sr., Joseph
Brand.
Organist and director; Miss Helen l..
Colbert
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ST. J0SEPH'S HAS
ErAanR NII-GICAT

............... $500 -. r.. hoDeEtS
Sopranos: Mrs. Russell Mansfield, Mrs
Carl Moldthan, the Misses Mary COrri-
gan, Marie Moran, Margaret WeidOf and
Loretta McMananmon. Altos: The
Misses Catherine Sullivan, Agnes Keller,
Anna Glaska. Tenor: Mr.. John X. Merl.
Basso. Mr.. Robert V. Fessler. Director
Mr.. 7. i. Hessling. Organist: Marie G.
Filcer, assisted by Florenz NJ DIPPED,
yiolinist
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lEMN HIGH MASS AT OILS O'CLOCK
f. ]. Boerger, Organist and Dire

NEWLY ORGANIZED CHORUS
TO SING AT SERVICES.
The newly organized male chorus will
render the following program at st. Joan
of Arc Cathlic Church at o'clock:
The newly organized male chorus will
render:
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VESTED CHOIRS TO
SING AT BROADWAY CHVRCH

The senior and junior vested choirs
will render two sacred musical programs
Sunday al the Broadway II. E. Church.
Mrs. Mary E. white is organist and
Willard Z. Beck is director.
The programs are as followsG
Morning I0.40 O'clock
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. George E. Root
0rgan-"In the Morning" .. Grieg
Hymn-"The Lord Is Risen Indeed"
Anthem-"O Day Of Love Eternal"
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Bartlett
Soprano solo and mixed chorus, with
violin obligato.
Mrs. Paul Walter, soprano; Miss Lu-
ellie Crews, violin.
Organ Offertory-"Easte Dawn.
observation-disclosures. Klausmann
Soprano sOlO-"Tbe Radiant Morn -.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. c. B. Hawley
Violin SOlo-"AdOratlon" ..... Borowski
Miss Lucille Crews.
Organ-"Jubilee Amen" ......... Kinder
Evening. 7:45 O'clock
Organ" Paraphrase on Antioch.
Processionai-"A Mighty Victor. =. Gabriel
Softly Now the Light Of Day"
Anthem-"Our Easter Prayer. Lorenz
Junior Choir.
Organ Orertory-"An April Song.
Observation-Disclosures. John Hyatt Brewer
Anthem-"Now Is Christ Risen. .Nichol
Mrs. Helen Bowles.
Cornet solo-"Ju me Barcarolle"'.;;...
Mr.. Ralph WHITAKER r. - "
Anthem-"God Hath Sent His Angels"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Parker
Junior Choir.
uartette-'Magd alene" ........ Warren
Mrs. r. L, Kreipke, soprano; Mrs. f. L.
Selvage, alto; c. c. Hogue, tenor Roland
Tenor solo-"Resurrection" ..... Shelley
Mr. W c. Dorsey.
Anthem-"Jesus Lives" 49,. Macfarlane
Soloist. Mrs. Eugene Short.
Organ Easter March" ...-.... Merkel
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Morning, 10 3d.


Communion Service
Violin Solo-"Cavatina" .,.s.s.s.-.. Raft
Ewel Newman.
Resurrection" Observation-Disclosures. Shelly
Mrs. Bertram Rifle.
Evening, 30
Organ-"Easter Morning. ....... Merkel
Spring Song" .Hollins
Anthem: Thanks Be to God"......
.:,,, Lansing
June and Robert Gardner.
Anthem: NO Shadows Yonder'. .Gaul
Piano Solo-Otto Graf.
Solo: Christ Is Risen. ..... .Harker
Mary Trobaugh Storms
Duet. whispering Hope. Hawthorne
Mrs. Curtis and Mrs. Smith.
Solo: LAS 1t Began to Dawn. Scott
Mrs. Fremont Harbinson.
Address-Rev. D. A. Haley.
Chorus choir, assisted by Mrs. Storms
and Miss Grace Miller (sopranos), Mrs.
HARRISON (contralto) and Mrs. Rifle,
(mezzo- soprano; Miss Zelma Haley, or
ganist; David L. Neafus, director.
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Benediction.
TIE Deum.
The members of St Bridget's choir are
Agnes Mahoney, Margaret Davis, Mary
Davis, Louis Bowler, Elise O'COnnell.
Della Kavanaugh. Esther Combs, JOSEPH
Burkhard and Frank O'Brien.