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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
CONVICT 5 5 OF
WET CONSPIRACY
Gary, Ind, Mayor and Off
Gals Found Guilty

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. March
ai.-Ai but seven Of g. Gary,
Ind. residents on trial for al'
legged conspiracy 10 violate tho
prohibition laws were found
guilty In United Staies district
court here today.
Roswell Johnson. mayor Of
Gary. and other high officials
Of tho city were among those
found guilty.
The jury returned a verdict short.
" after 10 a. m. The decision whs
reached after celebrating thruou,
the nighi.
Tho verdict marks victory foG
tho government In tho greatest
llquor fraud conspiracy case ever
brought 70 trial since the enHcimen,
OF the prohibition amendment
The indictments were returned hy
a federal grand Jury after an OK,
hauative investigation OF conditions
in tho Calumet steel districts Of
Northern Indiana. containing a
large foreign population.
Sensational evidence was intro
dueod at tho trial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
WOMAN ROUTS
STARTS ON PAGE 1

and her gun barking at intervals
The bandits made their escape
when they reached an automobile
which had been hidden some distance
from the postoffice.
Entrance to the postofflce had been
gained with a jimmy thru the front
door after special burglar alarm
had been disconnected.
The bandits had knocked the COM
blnation Off the safe door with n
heavy sledgc and had fired one
charge Of explosive. which failed 20
open the door. This report awakened
Mrs, Carpenter. They were propar-
Ing n second charge when Mrs. Car
penter fired on them.
An r1nusually large sum OF money
was locked In the safe. Postmaster
Carpenter said. II had been sent to
meet monthly payrolls OF industries
in the vicinity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
lffsT4ofY Ahihsm--'Ths ilissa cbflsi
CliII nHTN GIVE
SHORT rllDAIfaM

hpsriai mpsis uiil - feature ~ ths
Master ssFsitss al University Christian
church. r. SETH and 18Th ave. =. 4. CIsrs.
land iSlslhapEf IL minister.
fn the morning the chotr rtii give
tye anthems -.Apsks Thou That Sleep.
est tknappl. snd 10. The Temb is
EmRty.- fnruamrl.
Ms. ftomsyu Jansen. who Il director
81 the chorus rhpir. viii sing. open the
Oates 81 the Tsmsis" iknappl, a.
ephlfaite sole.
fn the evening. after a short program
~ ths ehlidfea Of ihs iilbis schaai. the
following csutata viii b gives ~ the
choir
christ. tAs KiaE
Hsss cole and chorus. Sctns lisfets
PLATE"
asptsuo Hscita,irs and chorus. The
Procession 10 calvary"
Tenor Weep Not for Ne"
Unison chorus -'-rhsrs They cruelnsd
Him"
sepfaao soio-so sacred Hssd Sur
rounded"
Heading ~ Mr Kislhauer. accompanied
~ wamsn'a cherus
Trio for wstnsns vpicss--''Ssu Upon
tho FIRST Day
Alto pr Nero soprano Bois--''EAfth, lie
could Not Hold Him"
Chorus Death IL No touSsr Con.
9ssraF"
Quartet Mrs. Gssrhzr,. soprano. Mrs.
flamefn Jansen. Coatfaita. NJ Jay
Thatcher. tsnsri g. KisihAusy. bass!
with chorus choir directed BY Mrs
Romsyn Jansen Mics Katherine
Robinson. orEaRist-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
Brands Confession
as Just Pure Bunk

MIAMI Pa. March 5i.-'Pure
bunk was the opinion expressed to.
day by William j Burns. head Of the
investigation bureau OF the federal
department Of justice Of tho oonfes.
ison OF Herbert WILSON. convict in
the Los Angeles Jall. that he made
tho bomb which exploded in WAL "
September II. 1891.
This Is my personal opinion OF
Wilson's supposed confession. -
Burns stated. but five minutes talk
with him viii tuffce 20 determine
whether he had anything 10 do with
the Wall st. bomb plot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
RUSS DEAF TO
WORLD APPEAL
clemency Is Refused to
Condemned Prelate
ny IonN GRllnENz

MOSCOW. March si-Thc Rus
iian government turned a deaf ear
.odav 20 worldwide appeals for
.lemency for Vicar General Budkc
sieh. sentenced TO die for TREASON
ana resistance 20 the soviet system
The official attitude towards tho
.ssc OF the Roman Catholic prclatc
S that his crime was absolutely un-
aaraonabio because he assured To
and OF his loyalty, altho he was
Russian citizen. This constitutes
aim a traitor In the governments
syes. Furthermore. Il is stated. the
near general was In communication
Nith Poles, arranging Hans for a
counter revolution hc and was
selling nationailEed church property
70 Poland.
Vicar General Budka Vtch was
found guilty Of treason. togcther
Nith Archbishop Zepl,ak The at.
ter's death sentence MAS eommuNd
10 10 years Imprisonment.
Government officials show a as.
fNrNAtNh ~ AhRAA AAeNAnoAHN "a hAAN
sase while admitting numerous ap-
peals that Budkevlchs lie be spared
arr being received.
Krylenko. tho public prosecutor,
who conducted the trial OF the
Roman Catholic prclates. was rush.
Ing thru a Ions corridor IN the DC.
partment Of justice when ] waylaii
him FOR an interview on the subject.
Il have no Tins" no growled
CURLY. and passed on hurriedly,
The AllRussian executive commit.
tee remains firm IN It's contention
the prelate must die
The executive committee has pass,
ed a decree creating a special con.
eession committee" in London. en-.
powered 10 negotiate all questions OK
concessions concerning England and
France.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
SIGNS or SPRING
ARE EVERYWHERE

All about the roo are tho signs OF
spring. The black and brown bears
arc rolling on their hacks and look.
ing up thru the bars toward the blue
sky. The polar bears. having been
among the very few residents Of tho
roo which really enjoyed the cold OF
winter. stay longer now in their pool.
In tho bird houses nests arc being
made. From high up on tho roofs Of
the houses como faiut eooings. Wee
pigeons arc suspected.
Three hundred and thlrty.one AMI.
mails in all rejoice in the days that
are here. Four hundred and thirty
birds sing their praise.
And Or. Gust Knudsen. director OF
Woodland park roo. stroils about tho
park. hands In tho pockets OF his
trousers and with no coat--jus, a
vest. heaming. as he goes. on tho new.
wonderful things that spring has
brought. Indeed. spring Is herel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
SPECIAL nj SIC
~ EVENING

Fifrt Chfisiikn church morning.
Anlhsnl~~'As u began 20 Dawn.
t..sssst..s .-s-ssv+-sss.ss.. Ntnornt
f-sga Divine .....4.... Hsainsg
Mrs.. Thrapp and Ar. linrn
h9lo~-'-rhs lord is Eiseu'.. Sullivan
Aihcfiiaa A. Hshss
EvsninEs
The Cfnrifsinn" ...-.....s iainsY
Tenor it-ritatlvr--~And They Game 10 q
Place Named gvthssmAus-
isss Boi5 and Chorus THE kEony."
chorus 'I'iiBE wide ihr Gates"
hAss heritAtits--"And when TAsy We're
Come
hymn sy,tssy Of tho psyin.
Humiliation"
Haas Rsriiauts-HH Made Himself Of
No Reputation.
Teaar Sole" King. Ever Glofleus'
Charps~ 'uod 50 Loved TIE World
Aale--'Jssus saia Father Forgive
Them"
Due, 50 Thoa Llt,,n Thy Divine
Petition
solos aud Aais chnrrs-.Ana one Of
the aAtefseiors"
eolps and Mails Chorus when Jesus
Therefore Eaw Ills Mother"
Pass Rscltaiita and chorus-"ia ~
Nothing 10 YunT"
Tenor and Male Chorus-"Auor This
iesBs Knowing That All Things
Were Now Accomplished
chofat--'pesth IL swallowed Up"
sFsssF rsst Htsts s.sssssssr.ss Aarkk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
BOOTLEGGERS
HAVE BAD DAY

Liquor law violators had a bad
day in Judge C. c. Dalton's court
Friday. Fred Mace. alias Jack Han.
son. whose true name is said TO be
Jack Morrow was sentenced 10 serve
30 days in Jail and pay a $500 fine
BY Judge Dalton.
Mace was arrested at Luna Park
early this month by Sheriff Matt
Starwich and 100 cases Of bonded
liquor. valued at 5000. was seized.
Frank McGinnis was fined $3.50
and sentenced to serve so days In
jail when convicted Of a similar
charge. He was arrested at George.
town by Sheriff starwich. Twelve
cases Of liquor were found in his
car.
Both men filed notices OF appeal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
THREE DIE IN
GALE OF SNOW

ST. JOHNS. y. r.. March si.--A,
least three persons Loaf their lives In
a blizzard tina, has been sweeping
this island Tor the last three days.
and Il II feared the death toll may
b increased when outlying districts
are heard from.
Tho three men were caught by tho
storm while chopplne wood away
from their homes and could not make
their way 10 shelter. Their bodies
were found NJ Three Hsrbors. 90
miles east OF here.
No trains are running and no mall
vessels have reached tho Island for
several days
The steamer Sable was duo here
from Lnuishurg. Cape Breton. with
T5o sacks Of mail. but bad been
caugh. in the ice and probably viii
not be able to extricatc itself for an
other - hours
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
MOnSIiII ~
MN NtItIttfIf


d. Jouus Ephrnpsi Parish viii hold
ne flrst Easter aFTfirrs iu lie new church
81 3ptt California ave. " on Sunday
Following la the program
100 o. W HOLY Communion, Plain
slag Sunday nfhooI ana Kinder
Earteu iu she Oid church.
20 o m. organ Prelude, Aisa Fhinnry,
Professional "irruH christ IL Risen To-
daY tts.
'rhfiut eur Passover tf,stta4rr Hedges
nrnsalstinH iu o. Msiers.s DUDLEY Duck
fifst Lesson .ss..s.. Richard q. Baker
~ puim Msfssdsnu ln D fit
SECOND Lesson ,t.rss.rss Paul Dean
iuueh 90 ihs i-amuz uish reast 80
aiuH iit
i"NitiNNl"W rU.H.HHs sfHf rr aH .Hr -" y 't
hrfmHh fErI Have TssFn AnHy ~
iatd'tssrs itrN Maurice J. - sstsf
Occasional Hymn 10,
o. g. iiaHtiams
1850 D. m.= Prelude Mas Olive itpar b
Tho fteaurfrrtiun." railstsd fgf The
rupis and Parents o. A. Jahns
SUNDAY nrhoai and Kindergarten ~
Misa Adsiaids Cam.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
Deny u. S. Warships
Quit Turk Waters

WASHINGTON. March 81 - The
navy department today fatty denied
reports that orders had been issued
FOR tho return % American destroy
ors now IN Turkish waters
The department. officials uaid. had
no Intention % recalling the vessels
AZ present Twenty destruycu have
been In Turkish waters for several
months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
War Fraud Records
Destroyed in Fire

WASHINGTON. March 3i.--war
contract records OF vitnl Importance
In connection with federal lnvestlga.
tons Of alleged war frauds now in
progress were destroyed by fire
which burned two buildings nj Boil.
ing field mir station here today.
Evidence contained In these rec.
ords will be impossible to duplicate.
air service officers said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
At CLEMENTS
EF1NI OPAL CHURCH
WILL HAVE THREE
NDHSING SERVICES

christ Episcopal church. Brooklyn ave
ard t1tu It. Rev Paul a. James
hsfYiurs a. zoo. SEQ and 1870 m
With TIE foIigu program 81 the latter
srfR Ice.
rfotss'lapsi Hymn iiJ-'lIs IL nlssn"
rs nsum Iaudsnus' Van unssrrsk
ihfult Jesus lAYsf' ss.s.ssss sHpinnsy
hTfls Eirison' ..ssss.s r..s.s.- Winter
GLORIA Tlhi .......... ............ Fsf~
NFlnn igi--@rhs strife - G'sr" ..s......
srtsst.s .tFs-.ssa4-.s.. paieatrlna
uffffiar5 The c5nuusraJ ... 1Iosndss
~ clara Mpyrf lihrtls
Hursgfa t2raa Fsaetrs. HsHrdlstus~
t.s.ra ..tssstss Eyre
"AEnHs brt~ ................ I.,rs
Gloria ia ttrsisls old Chant
Occasional hymn lis-"Jtsbs christ Il
Hisru To-day
{ . B.-Chiidrtns Festival
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
Seattle Ready to Usher
in Gladstone Easter Day
New Bonnets, Lilies and a Special Church
Service to Mark Celebration

Win special musical services in
an the churches. with new finery
Tor the feminine contingent u the
ciiy'u population. and with a rush.
ms business Tor Christian and Jap.
anesc dealers ln llies-iu such man.
nor viii Seattle celebrate Easter -lhe
muat Joyous festival ON tho Christian
calendar. un Sunday,
The religious aspect of the Oh.
Hcrtuncr has. Of course. the deepest
slgniiicancc But az Tar aa outward
indications 80. the coming of Easter
has been homidcd principally b.
crowds ~ shoppers. and local bust
ness men report that the pre- Easter
business has been the heaviest in
year..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
MAY BUILD ON
ARENA CORNER

Announcement Of plans 10 tear
down the Arena and supplant {, with
a huge garage and store building
were announced Saturday by Mai.
j. i Douglas. manager Of the Metro.
poliian Building company.
The plans are only tentative 70
far az they have yet 10 be approved
by the board Of regents OF the Uni.
verKiiy OF Washington. but work Is
expected 10 start in approximately
one year.
Tho new building VIII take up an
entire block Of Fifth ave. and will
run hack 20 the alley on both Uni.
versiiy and Seneca sts. The Fifth
ave side viii be occupied by Is
stores, a garage taking up the rest
Of the building.
The building Is 10 be Of brick and
concrete construction and will cost
upward OF 500. 900. according to Ma.
jor Douglas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
USE STOMACH PUMP
WHEN DOPE PEDDLER
SWALLOWS EVIDENCE

CWALLoWTNG the evidence,
~ which happened TO DO two
blndlcs Of morphine, filled to save
Bud Weisor, negro. from arrest
by federal narcotic agents ut Sow.
cnth ave. s.. and Jackson st.. lato
Friday night.
Bud Wciscr ls said TO have
made n sale TO an addict whom hd
was seen by nm agent. lie lmmc.
diotcly grabbed tho two blndlcs
and swallowed them. a stomach
pump was used at tho city hospl.
tai and tho morphine was rocoy.
cred.
lie Is charged with possession
and sale OF narcotics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
Saturday Is Last
Day for Battle

AZ midnight Saturday. Edgar c.
Battle, postmaster, viii hand over
the rcins OF office to his assistant.
G. NJ. Perkins.
Perkins has not actually received
his commission from Washington.
but has been wired that the official
papers had been drawn ZIP and
would probably reach him Tuesday
or Wednesday OF next week.
There viii bc no furry when the
change in officials takes place, &C.
cording 10 Postmaster Battle.
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Introduction HupThHo solo ~. Al Is
lifst Wafd hartpnr aud tenor sgIi.
aith Chorus Verb. Thou shalt he
fof thqT anon noe what theg an.'
Second word beet tenor aHd nHufaHe.
Nlfh fhufua fsfiiF, FE1u shalt ha
ln Fafsaiss fg4aY with me
Third word Soil fof tenor harliors.
with chorus 'afe. ~ W guant hr-
hold ThS Non beloved.
Fourth word Baritone colo God Ny
fsihsr Why hest Thou foraker
rihh word -choris snd soli for tenor
and baritone ~ am athHst
hlath word Tenor ssio and chorus
Father. into thy HANDS , osmmsna
my soul
Seventh word Soil Tor fsprsns. tenor
and bsrifuns, Eiih chorus AMI
win = loud voice Teuus cried. ga
claiming "a is FINISHED"
tYruina service. 7likt
organ ffsluds chustua nssWfeEit'.
frsffaHa rr.HHatsHatsr HHfrufliu
conifsista hsio. quartet snd ChsruH
hHrat Fgffh' ..r.....ss.r. Lrrhs -
Chorus Three Women Went PORN"
eusgs,-..Nvho shell Isoli u Avsy me
stone t-.r,t.,r-.rr-.-.r- Torfsncs
organ ros,lads Allegro Jubnant" .....
Observation-Disclosures gangan
Nfz i0itz ipEan PARSLEY soprano. Mrs.
Israel Nelson, rpntfalt0s . Graham
Morgan tenor. Vs. o.. trdbefE harl-
tone " ~ psnlsy. 0rEauist aud d.
rector vested chorus ~ 20 voices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
Airmen Forced to
End Record Test

DAYTON, Ohio, March 81. - En-.
CINE trouble forced Lieuts. John A.
MacReady and Oakley c. Kelly TO
end their attempt TO break the
worlds endurance flight record nt
1906 this morning When they land
ed on McCook field at that hour
they had been in the air hours
and 80 minutes and hsd flown 527
miles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
WILL PRESENT
THE MESSIAH"

University Presbyterian church.
~ 100 A. NJ.
organ Prelude Ia IN" Franz Saba
Easter Anthem Sing 70 TO the Lord"
sfFsssst rtsFHs sEH Fss sssEtFtrHs Frey
Tho Choir
Easter Quhrtct--'AH II Began 10 Dawn"
..'''.'',s' ,,ssss.ssss,s.' vincent
Mrs. H. II. lSondrlok Miss An
mabel JohnHtone Mr. Iyoalio
White, Dr. H. @. Corothers.
7i30 T., NJ.
Sacred Concert by tho Cholr-R, II,
Kcndrick, director, Mira Myrl WI.
son at tho plano, Miss Frances An.
drew ~ tho organ,
organ Prelude--"Crodo from Mass No.
- ssttssssssssss.st..ts Haydn
Offcrtory tpihno and Organ) THE
Pastoral symphony" from "fhc Mes.
allah" part Dn.....,,,,, Handel
Part II and Part III Of "Tho Mosslah"---
An oratorio, b,utDy q. y. Handel
ncncdlotlon
organ pontludo In "D' Minor. natlsto
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
OTHER CHURCHES
HOLD SERVICES

~. Johns Danish Lutheran Mission,
sies y. spruce 81. Rev. Alfred sorsn non.
pastor.
10 =. m. Sunday school, ii a. m.
Worship. ?. m. reading by isaksan.
Columbia bethlehem Lutheran Church.
Rev. H. Asu. pastor. 10 a. M. Sunday
seheol. u a. IN. lioiy communion aud
Easter service,
~, raui's Evangelical Church, 1855 W.
esnd at. Rev. J. lille. pastor. II a. n, I.
Sunday school. professional. special choir
program and solo: ~ Know That My
keescmer i.iyeih' Sermon and Holy
communion.
Madison 81. Methodist Church. .srd
Ave. and Il. Madison. u a. m. Bsptism
Of children and reception OF members
y. M, address on Amcricanizntion
work By Mrs. Culis NAyhlngcr. national
superintendent OF tho ". {. T. Z.
Bethany Baptist Church, Rev. Antrim
II. Nickel pastor. ~ a. m. sermon on
Some implications % the Resurrection {"
,iao p. m. sermon on The Wide
Awakrar
Ballard first Lutheran Church, Rev,
O. H. Hawk. pastor. p;s0 n. M. San.
day school. iog20 a. m, sermon in Nor.
wcgiAn on Jesus Llves.' and In English
on "Our Easter walk 10 Meet the
larger chorus. $50 y. M, childrcn'a pro.
gram.
At 81. Marks Episcopal Church services
for the deaf win be held Sunday
communion service at S a. M, ana a
termon at y. IN.
Following arc Easter sermon toptes Mt
tho Christian ohurchehi
First Christian. Russell 4. Thrapp.
minister. odd Fellows temple. 10Th ave
and v. Pine IT. Morning; The Dead
and the Living Christ" Evening, can.
tatn, '"Tho observation-disclosures
University Christian. Cleveland Ei.l.
bauer. minister II. 5pth and 18TH n E
Morning; Life and Immortality :"
Evenings Short program by pupils OF
the Bible school. CantatR. Christ the
KlnE"--Pam nllap
minister. Morning, Jesus and tho
Resurrection" Evening. Musical nro.
gram by chorus % a. voices.
ballard Christian, Kendall L. purl.
minister, Morning; Christ Trlumphnnt !,
With special Easter music Evening. .,
New Man" with special Easter muslc
central Christian, Norman \. 1ohn,o,
minister. Mornings An Easter MESSAGE
Evening" Special musical program by
West Seattle Christian, c. Il. stanton
minister. ""''"
Greenwood Christian, TAor. n. PUN.
kett, mlnlHtcr Morning, "so,,inr -,
Storing ones Life. whloh7" Evertns,
Tho Lost Opportunity"
RELIGIOUS open forum on "rbc o,o.
ness OF Mankind" will BIO held M ia
Madison Ht. ut II u. M. Sunday.
The nahnl junior assembly win la h.,,,
~ pAb Sunday. Adult meetings ara o,
Fridays at y, m. Nv y"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
Burnham Is Given
Hearing Saturday

Barney Burnham, alleged bootleg.
ger, arrested recently by federal pro.
hibition agents, was given n hearing
before United States Commissioner
Il. w. McClelland Saturday morning.
lie was unable TO ralse his bail.
which was set at $3.50, and ls being
held In tho city Jail pending his trial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
EPIPHANY aIyI.s
CHORAL I.IGtfAItIsT

Epiphany Episr1pal church. stth ave.
ana D. Denny Wa. HFs. o. q. Hen
messy ga, iioIY Communion. ~ q
M choral IgChhrist ana sermon gao
. M, E4rnaonE and rhsrfh school frsti-
Nsl Hp-sial music 3. a.. Sunday
siEht fiub
~, JOINS church. Kirkland. Rev n
o. iitnusHsF Holy Communion. "a n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
Home Brew
Stars on rarn u

Starts on faEr y
danger Of being crowned with
rotten tomatoes. The disabled
vets win wear steel helmets.
We hope they sing that old favor.
Ito Of the boys who took cut war
risk insurance:
Ten thousand Dollars Goes Home
10 the Folkslr
Among tho songs 10 be sung NJ
the show aro The Rose OF No.Man's
Land" and The Rose OF picnrdy, 4"
which arc peculiarly appropriate, as
Rose Week opens here April I.
HAPPY THOUGHT
March came In like lamb and
Is going out like corncd beef and
cabbage.
Army Decorations Board Dis.
bands April 7."-IIchdline.
Gosh, now wen never get those
corporurs stripes they promised US
In 1911
Tho only award we ever gained In
the army was 30 days in the guard
house.
IN The olonminO. oh mp ddrlinD.
I 90 doton The cellar stair;
But long months ago 'iicds cmptied.
And there's no use IN going there.
Tho police radio will start broad.
casting soon, according TO Chief Sew.
cryns.
No doubt they will broadcast bed.
time stories for coppers on the night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31

AniAcn s..s.-s.ssssa....ss-. Gls-ounow
Mrs. Eugene sherman. Mrs. y, ", Lang.
Miss Louise Benton. Miss Iris Garfield.
Chorus
As II began 70 Dawn ...... coonibc
Incidental soio-Mf. A. Z. BoasdmAn.
ofteriury--
Thy Rsdeemsr fIveth" ..s... Nancy
Mr. y. J. wiedsrfeehi. violin. Mrs. = n
Lang.
Afternoon Service at ) O'Clock
Anthem
Very Early IN the Morning..
s-.s.ttsst..st+.sss, Stevenson
offsrtofy-Nr MaEnus Peterson.
Evening Song Service
Carol
'~rhis Glad Easter Day rSor-
wcEian folk songl 1900. Dickinson
offoriery--
The conqHsrof" ............ coonhs
Mrs }. II, Harrison,
CantAta--
The Daughter Of Jairusr .. stainer
Quartet Mrs. J u. Harrison, Mn. Ella
Helm BoardmRn, director Mr. J. r.
weidcrrsoht SIR A. Z, BoardrAn. Mr..
,. w Reiit organist. and chorus OF
81 voices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-31
AFTERNOON SERVICE AT
FIRST fi,I'SUNTIGIlIAN

First Presbyterian church, Morning
service, n, mi
otgnn Prelude" Resurrection Morn" =.
tHttt,,ttst ''''stsst,., Johnston
quartet ana Chorus.-'I Am tho ReE.
HuIrclluh st,''s.t.t ,,tt.,,, Harris
chorua-"Tho Bolln OF Easter Morn, 81.
Soprano solo--"fho First Easter Morn
stttttEt1l tstttaststtt4t4..,, Hpott
organ poatludo o. March on Easter
noWob ttt'''tttt'sst,t,,An dfuwH
Afternoon service. o'clock,
THE Hoven Last Words OF Chrlat"-..
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NEsFER SERVICE
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NEsFER SERVICE
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setmon--Tha Acts Motive.
...4...4 Rev. Edward Lincoln Smith
Hymn-'o. Gould Speak the MatchleHs
pobslude- TrIumphal March Lommcns
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