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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-11
MAKE APPRAISAL
OF CAR LINE
Rainier System Worth Esti-
mated at ST, 045,547

with the submission. lato Friday.
or mn appraisal on tho Seattle &
Rainier Valley railway system. n
pocial council committee will meet
ncxt geek 10 study the report and
entsr into negotiations for the pur.
base OF tho line.
The depreciation valuation on the
nitro system Is set NJ 81, Oib.bt750 In
tho report submitted by Clark Jack
son 10 tho committee Councilmen
blaine, Moore and Tindall,
Most Of the work OF compiling the
report was done under tho direction
of tho ntrcet railways and utill,iea
department. By A. u. Pierce. super
ntendent OF railway maintenance.
and W. c. Campbell. superintendent
OF equipment
Tho largest item IN tho summary
In trAekaKe. seas. 5i3.42. rolling stock
and equipment total i2sl,sso.io.
other itcmn comprihe'
Overhead. ,t?.ea6.7o: real estate.
,si .oOs,2e; buildings. tiip779i: ma
terinla and supplies, lp,ssTbi. and
shop machinery and equipment. Ill.,
$3.50,
No allowance was made for fran
ohlse value. engineering. legal or
general expenses, nor for discounts
or commission except 8 per cent for
engineering work for Supcriln-
tendeut on track and overhead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-11
animal EXHIBIT
Official Display to Be Feature
of SportSmen'S Show

A comprehensive predatory ami.
NAL exhibit Is being prepared by the
biological survey in Washington. d.
C.. for exhibition at the third an.
nual sportsmen's show, The show
win BE held in Seattle. July IS 10
August 2. A. ]. Beach is chairman
OF tho show committee OF the Seat.
tie Sportsmen's association, sponsor
ing the exposition.
Glen r. Bach. head OF the preda.
tory animal control at Olympia. is
having the display made in the cap.
ital.
Show headquarters have been
opened at $50 Dexter Horton build.
ing.
A largo number Of exhibitors al.
ready have signed up for space. &C.
cording 10 F, II. Patrick. In charge
Of this feature. Friends OF Wash.
ington's wild life" are working to
make the show the biggest ever
held.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-11
Manchester to Alki
Ferry Opens Sunda,

Due to the fact that two new ferry
services have been established in IN,
city recently. there is some confusio
IN regard TO tho opening celebratlo,
on Sunday at Alki. according TO n.
West Seattle Commercial club.
The jubilee at Alki Point and o,
cambridge island Sunday is in oil
servanee OF the opening OF the fcrr
line from Alk Point to Manchester
Tho first boat is scheduled TO lcay,
about p. m, preceded by flag.rais.
Ing ceremonies. Entertainment will
DO furnished tho visiting delegations
from interested towns and Seattle AT
the other end OF tho line at Man.
chester.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-11
Condition of Russ
Refugee Unchanged

No change was noted Saturday
in the condition OF Raiffa Bogonov.
askaya, 2o.year-oid Russian lmmi.
grant. who swallowed poison in the
local immigration station when de-
MED admittance TO the U. s. She
has been suffering from blchlorids
OF mercury poisoning for nine days.
Her sweetheart. George dc limo
feev. whom she came to Join. has
been watching at her bedside now
for four days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-11
LIKE WAR? NOT
SAILORS! GRUB
ALLOWANCE CUT

Please lrave me a. homo
when tho feet goes out on war
hasi-." sayH u. Wilson. sailor on
tho New Mexico. now az Brotn.
erton.
WHY Because any iimo the
chips go out for maneuyer. a.
they arc soon 10 so. they arc on
n war basis, 20 far as Tho grub
~ concerned.
when in port. tie enlisted
men are allowed 90 cents day
for meals. but when we go TO
soa 20 learn war. tho allowance
Ia GU, TO 80 cents per day. which
means irhn picking" no Says.
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improvements in
Green Lake Bank

Extensive alterations and en-.
largoments are being made In the
Green Lake State bank. II was an.
nounccd Saturday by the president,
Louis X. Lear.
Tho entrance win be moved from
tho corner. 70 face on woodlawn
ave. and n feature of new installa.
lions viii be l2xg6.toot steel vault
and u private room for safo deposit
department patrons.
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SHIP IS HEARl
Wireless Message F,s,
Vessel Trapped in Ar,t 4

WAsInSGToS. Aprl 4, =
leu communication h. 49,, M
lihbed with tho scientl,ts "a y "a
turuH unheard from H.. 10y 3
70, tho navy departmen, A'''
yiqed Friday night va I
The naval rodlo stain, :, .
anna established oom,an :. 2 I
With tho Arcturus by y,,.
two ships The navy ~. ~, q
wns merely adylBed Tia, y.
Ing vessel Ind been heard ~ "a
the contents Of the mess, VI Y
not forwarded 20 Wasbinr.'' W
The Arcturus carried
scientists studying Hvmt, ~
rent and NE In the a.. 2
Islands, 700 miles west ~ 80
A. the ship had not ~, -
from since March %. The ~ -
asked 70 send out a cali y. 2
tempt 20 locate her. ~
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military training.
Tho reason was Miss Mildred A.
Shine, 2ss u. Prospect. The two
canny llcutenants had taken tip
from wartime recruiters and had
Installed the little lady OF the
brilliant namo and flashing eyes be-
hind tho counter and the embryo
guntotcrs were doing IA squads
west" right into the {. NJ. II. c.
camp. which is scheduled for q
month this summer
Already. the officers report 90 APP
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Chamber Commit.
Visits Local PA.

a delegation from N. -
Northwest products commits.
the Chamber Of Commerce ~
the battery plant Of r. !. a..
q co. yesterday afternoon. n. )
was one Of a series thai ~ !, 4 4
elude the various manr,.,.'..
homes Of Pacific Horthwest p,,1s.l
The trips are made for he ~, -
OF informing the commits. ~, I. !
advantages Of buying in h. y
Sound country. z
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. EPISCOPAL

Christ Church Brooklyn ave. and
East 47th; Rev. Paul u. James. rec
tor: a. m, II. c.; A. m. II. c.;
1890 n. m. Mathis. choral eucharist
and sermon; 3 p. m. Children's East
err festival; baptlsms.
st. Andrew's-Fifth ave. ". e.
and Il. 10th st. Rev. Clarence
Thwing. pastor. 10 n. m. church
school; II n. M. holy communion
and sermon; 1880 p. m. evensong,
with short address.
st. Barnabas' Chapel-F'cdera ave.
and u. Newton. Rev. RI. II. Gowon
In charge. $50 a. m. holy commun.
ion; II n. m, holy communion and
sermon, "Tho Victory Of Lifc';s4 p.
m, childrcn's service, with presen.
tatIon Of Lcnten mite boxes.
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NO TIME TO LOSE n
Those Who VIII DAILY Y,
Have no Chance to Io&
Up That Word

DO you know the dstIuI,..
"dilly dally7" IFS a pers,.l, ,'' :.
term, fun Of meaning. and i, I
place in the vocabulary ., II !,
dictionary.
To use terms that ar. plane ,
tina, can be found in any ola A.,
AIRY. don't delay. don't Ioi,sr. !,
waste time, II you havo not ID. II
advantage OF the new dr.,
offer. The distribution is to = 3
drawn al once.
The dictionary coupon priut,s /,
where in this issue viii tel I'll
about It. Clip that coupon .oas,1
don't lose another minutes ~
getting your copy.
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Disabled Steamer
Is on Way to Port

SAN PEDRO, Cal. April 1.-THE
disabled tank steamer William f..
Herrin was being towed northward
TO San Francisco today, where she
will undergo repairs. Tho vessel.
with n crew OF S2 men. drifted
hclplessly for - hours off tho
Southern California coast when her
boilers went dead.
The tugs Sea Fox and Restless
and the tanker Frank II. Buck
fastened TO her rescue In response
TO distress calls and tho latter ship
Is towing tho disabled vessel to
San Fruncisco.
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Donate 2 Cups for
Company Fishermen

Here il one plhcs where fish
stories won't go.
You must bring the evidence, say
J. ] Moore aud c, +. Toussieng,
fiahcumensuperin tsn.
dents or Pacific Telephone CONE
pany plants. They are donating
cups to be given TO the tao I'm
ploycs OF tho company who catch
tho largest trout and tho largest
basa during the season. Tho CON
tes, opened April I and will close
November /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-11
Young Bandit Robs
Garage Man Of SIS

Walking into the Eastlnke garage.
1905 Eastiake ave. nj is:9s a. m.
Saturday. young bandit held up
tho attendant. Clifford Miller. hacked
him into corner with a revolver and
took SIS from the cash register. The
thug then escaped In Ford touring
car. standing outside.
Miller reported that the robber was
O short man. about Is years old.
wearing horn.ribhsd glasses. a black
hat and black suit
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MIDWEST STATIONS
,raelflo Time)

CFAc assl. Calgary silent night.
koA (g.5i. pvnyer---t-ti. pro-
grams. Hainbow Lane orchestra.
ksL f3ool. salt Lake City--s-if,
varied progrAmM
wCAL tsssl. Sorthfisid. MINI -.
varied program.
WCCO ttI, Twin citics--s-in.
studio music and dancs program.
voc Gsp. Davenport. IA.-7-ie,
atpd program. dance music.
wftEo, tsssl, Lansing, MIeh.--T-9,
dance orchestra
wTAN (Sssl. Cleveland, o.-5-5,
studio proErhms. dance music.
WHY tSssl. Springfield. Mass
tss0. foreign songs
kUoM Gao. Mlssouis. Mont
S.tb. marksta and uvwE; silent eve
ning,
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co.sr STATIONS

KGo (ssD. oaklAna--t. Hotel 81
Francis orchestra, 4, Nersrt's opera,
The Marriage OF Figaro. 10. Hal
sssAd's orchestra
XIII tso5b. Los Angeles. Hiek-
mans orchestra. Z. diversified pro.
gram.
Kro ttss,. San Franchises. ~.
Mgchasis choir.
XII anfl, los Angeles, Lake
Arrowhead orchestral :. Examiner
program; ,, AeollAn trio, Packard
Radio club.
krAE tstsl, PulimAn-siieni nlsft,
CkCp Niol, Vancouver. u. c.
sac, ssudlo program
Ki1yB (sssl Los ApE.i.r-S-I.
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MIDWEST STATIONS
nsu<iffr Tt,..A


EoA ts:sl. Deuwe--t:so, twilight
vstpefa. gao. ST. Josns Episcopal
cathedral service.
WEAR tseol. cicvsland--e, '.Flr.-
side hour
ksL 5000. Sal, Lake ci,y-s.
church services.
oxen a4o). csiFary-s. church
services.
cFoS ooo,. calsnry--s. church
services.
wcAL ts5s), Sorihtisia. MINI
s;ao-s. studio program.
wcco uu'l. Twin ci;ie.-7:ls.s.
Studio program.
voc UsD, Davenport, ia.-s-s.se
program and services
wTaM $500, cievsland-sn.nt.
kUoM Rsp. Ml.souiH-sis. Can.
tats- The Risen Lord" by English
Lutheran church choir.
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STEAMER DUE IN

The Dorothy Alexander Is due al
the Pacific Steamship company dock
here Sunday morning from San
Francisco with 107 passengers. She
viii discharge passengers and cargo
here and proceed TO Tacoma. Ever.
cit. Bellingham and Vancouver.
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ny LELAND HaSNrM

0CfR. ws beg leave 10 report in
~ creased interest manlfeRt IN tho
1895 citizens military tratnin &
camp"
Brief and 10 the point as in tho
case OF most military correspond
once. And when he received tho
news from IAeutA. Ralph Wiltamuth
and w. A. Robinson. Star reporter
visited tho enrolment desk IN the
county auditors office 90 find the
reason for tho sudden interest In
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esEEheRadiostar
RADIO PROGRAMS
SATURDAY
sTArTIY sTAIIoNs

kFoA asa. Rhodes Dept Store
-, Olympic Hotel orchestra; .. din
nts hour concert; esgt. studio Pro-
arsm! tst1. Times program; 10.
Eddie HarkHess' dance orchestra.
MIR fsssl, y. ~. Radio Hsrricr
Collie. market reports. !, pusl-
esipl tlse. sports review. .. theatsr
gossip sac. studio program.
kHo t21D. Bush a Lane Pisno CO,
-. music hour. tiae. studio pro-
gram.
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CHRISTIAN

Unlversity-East 5Oth and 18th n.
f.. Morning serviceF THE Battle
over the Empty Tomb" and musical
program; 1880 p. m. cantath: "The
First Easter and The End OF the
World" Both sermons by DIR. a. @.
Smith OF Enid, Okla.
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plicants have been registered But
only I57 will be allowed 20 attend
Camp Lewis from here. thru Ninth
corps area quota restrictions. and II
Miss Shine stays on the job few
more days the tardy applicants will
be outn luck,
Men between the ages OF II and
q may attend without previous
military training EX-service men
up 10 ~ year, are eligible for tho
more advanced courses All cx-
penses are paid.
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New Zealand Pa aston
Talks to Club Here

Making his first appearance be.
fore any club In the states, Rov. $.
Robertson orr famous fighting
parson" of New Zealand, win al.
dress the Transportation club on
Monday, April ~, at 1880 y. m.
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SUNDAY
SEATTLE sTATIoNs

kJH $50. y. ". Radio srrTics
co.--ii:3o. Ftrst Methodist Episcopal
service. Z. vaspsr service.
hfiQ fZisi. Bush a. Lane Piano
Co... classical music program.
XIV $3.50. First Presbyterian
churchill. morning service =. after
noon service; :. evening service
kFoA $50. Rhodes Dept Store
Silent ell dag.
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CONGREGATIONAL

whitman Memorial = North And
and Ashworth ave; Rev. Rowland
Edwards, pastor: IL n. m, III There
Were No Easter; 7:3o p. m. Tho
Dawn"
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CATHOLIC

Saint James Cathedral-9 a. m.
Pontificial High mass. RI. Rev.
Bishop o'Dea viii pontificate and
bestow Papa) blessing. Sermon:
Easter. solemnity OF Solemnities.
Fact and Joys" BY Very Rev. Nor
bert C. Hoff, d. D.. Of Helena, Mont.
Music by cathedral choir. 4 p. m,
solemn vespers.
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COAST STATIONS

Kew tteD. Portlsrd--s. church
servicss; 2. dinner concert by COL
burn orchestra
kro tssl, Ran FrAnei.co-s.
States RestRurast orchestra; s.Bo.
FsiTmout Hotel orchestra.
hfI GOD. Los AnEsics--7. Metro
roiiian theatsr program; 2. JuEo.
ElnN orchestra. 3, studio program:
10. Los AnKslsnor ereAss,rs.
KGo tssD, oakiAnd-f;7o. Latte
symphony orchestra: 7;so. church
services
kfAE tsiS. PullmAn-sii.ut ali
day.
hfwB taas). Los AnEeles-s-i.
varied prorrams
XIII tso5). 10. Angeies-s.se-io.
services ard program.
KIN 1901. OaklAnd--sllsnt.
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{ TER MUSIC
OVER RADIO
Sunday Programs Featuring
Sacred Services
CHOlRS WILL BROADCAST
Saturday Evening Program
Also Is Attractive

THE Russian Trio win play on
i feature broadcast from kIiQ
t:Tsl. the Bush & Lane station. as
$40 Saturday evening. Other
artist. will be Mrs. William A.
Monroe Of Tacoma, lyric soprano.
and Mrs. Mabel Grace Robertson
Of Seattle. memo soprano. Tho
trio plays violin. 'crilo and piano.
Tho Hoffman, program from
KFoA on tho Pacific States Electric
Co.'S program at 9 p. m. Saturday
includes: slsde's "Glow-worm's Rem
devious" Binoko'a Beautiful
Spring" selections from tho Gel.
sha." schubert's "Seronade" and
"Fcliee." by LANCE.
Saturday evenings best bet IL
KGO's presentation Of Mozart's
opera, ''Tbc Marriage Of Figaro"
Eigh, o'clock ON the seI meter
wave.
Tho University Commercial club
viii broadcast Monday evening over
KHQ. under the auspices OF tho Uni.
versity branch OF Bush & Lane. $50
--275 meters.
An interesting program win be
that OF ST. Micharl's choir. which
win sing special pre- Easter music
before kPO's mike at 8 Saturday
evening.
Miss T.. X. Arnold will pre-
sent n musical program from
KJR Saturday evening ut $3.50.
Artists will be Mrs. :. 4. Gil.
patrick Miss Marion Ferguson,
Miss Lois Ferguson. Miss Dorfr
thy Winans. Miss Hoe smith.
Instrumental numbers AFRO In
the lead.
Tho i4th Coast Artiller, band
orchestra will entertain frori KFoA
starting nj $40 Saturday evening.
At 10 o'clock II will give way TO
Eddie Hnrkness' Marine room dance
aggregation.
Lucky you can't get KPo at s
n. IN. Sunday. becauso tho FUN.
MES" from tho Sunday newspapers
arc going TO be read 20 tho chill.
dren Mt that time.
John Gaysld anu his Jugo.
SIav orchestra may BIO interest
Ing Sunday evening. KFI-i67
81 o'clock.
orchestras for Sunday evening:
Z. Colburn's. from KGW; 1870,
States restaurant. from ItPo; s;30.
Fnlrmont hotel. from KPo; 10. Los
Angolcnos, from XII.
For dancing Saturday even
Ing. 10, Henry Halstead's or
chcstra from KGO: 10, Eddie
Hardness players Mt The Olym.
pic Hotel from KF0A; Z, Lake
Arrowhead orchestra from XII;
10. Multnomnh hotel Strollers
from KGW.
Radio Star reader tells us that
XII announces 20.honr contiuu.
Elks' Homo hall. 18th and Madison.
at p. m.
Bcthnn Friends tQuakcs) --2ith s.
and Atlantic; 1890 a, M. special
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by careful buying and selling
there should be n profit. Why not
use Tho Star Want Ads7 Tho cos,
is less; tho circulation. larger.
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ST. Clemsnts-9ith ave. and T..
Fir st. In charge Of Right Rev. +.
T. Rowe. bishop OF Alaska. II a.
m. Easter service. fully choral. con.
firmation and baptism. Bishop Rowe
also win cenSscrato a memorial win.
dow.
st. Johns PnrIsh--callfornla ave.
aud Hanford st. West Seattle. Rev.
Maurice j. Bywatcr. rector. a. m.
holy communion: $50 q. m. Sunday
school. collection Lcnten missionary
boxes: IL a. M. festival service.
corporate communion. communion
service. fully choral. y. m. hap,
,lsms. TAO. evening prayer.
Trinity Parish-E:ight ave. and
James At. Rev. Charles Stanley
Nook. rector. 100 a. m. holy com.
munion: 0 n m. holy communion
(choraD and sermon. Tho Risen
Christ" by the rector: I p. m.
flower service: TAO. choral eyensonE
and confirmation. Bishop Rove. Of
Alaska.
st. Adams. 1860 II. Thomas ST.
II a. m. Holy Eucharist. sermon hy
Rev. Ray wardall; $50 p. m. bene.
dlction: address. brotherhood" Rt.
Rev. Axel Fuyrell. bishop OF Swedish
church in Seattle.
LUTHERAN
Ballard First. goth ave. n. w. and
W. 65th st.--Rey. o. l.. Hawk. pas
tor. 1890 a. m. special Easter pro.
gram.
Bethany. Fnirview ave. and John
st.-Rcv. p. W. Eriksen, pastor. IL
a. m. special Easter service; TAO p.
m. special program by Sunday
school.
Queen Anne Hill Evangelical Lu.
theran, McGraw 1T. and Eighth ave.
W,--Rev. J. z. Pflueger. pastor. II
n. m, Easter service: evening. chill.
drcn's service. cantata and baptism.
First Norwegian. Borcn ave. and
Virginia st.--Rev. NJ. l.. Nesvlg. pas.
tor. II a. m. special Easter service;
sermon, "a Living SAVIOR; 7:45 p.
M. cantntn, our Lord Victorious"
ST. Johns Danish Mission, 24O6
y, Spruce st,--Rev. Alfred r. Soren.
sen, pastor. 10 Il. m. Sunday school,;
II a. m. worship Dnnishl; y. m,
worship CEnglishl.
Emmanuel, Pontlus ave. and Thorn.
as st.--Rey. II. a. Stub. pastor. 1916
a. m. special holiday services In
Norwegian: 1915. special holiday
services in English: y. m, oratorlo,
THE Seven Last Words of Christ"
METHODIST
First Methodlst-Tlfth and Mar.
ion. tbs q. m. Eastern morn sun.
rise meeting OF young people Of
100 Seattle churches. DIR. G. w.
Weir. pastor OF First Presbyterian
church Of Tacoma, will speak. Com.
munity singing ana solos.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
First NJ. IL. - Fifth at Marion;
Rev. j. Ralph Magee, pastor. II
Il. a., "Christ's First Easter Mes.
sage" special music. 1870 y. m.
oratorlo. THE Seven Last Words"
by Temple chorus. Sermon, The
Glory OF Easter"
PRESBYTERIAN
Ballard Prcsbyierian--M Market and
18th ~ w; Rev. Honor L. WI.
helm, pastor. II a. m, special
Easter service with musical pro.
gram; sermon, "Tho Triumph" by
the pnstor D. m. speclal mu.I.
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Gdgstbo @1h[1g)oz zsa Easter

cal service and cantata. Tho Dawn
Of tho Kingdom"
University -4Tth and 18Th ~. T..
Rev. Harry Sumner Tempieton. pas.
tor. II n. m. The Resurrection
and tho Life" S .. M oratorio.
Tho Creation
observation-disclosures and How.
ell. Rev. Charles It. Shaw. pastor.
a:9o n. m. 8. 4. 10 a. m, Y. II. IL
a. IN. ''rhe Assurance Of Life"
sas ,. m. C. L. 7'is p. m, Love
Stronger Than Death
Whitman Mcnori-l-S. tznd and
AHhworth; Rev. Rowland Edwards.
ID. D., pastor. II n m. III There
Were Ne Easter. 1850 .. m. The
Dawn"
Woodland Park--N. 10th at Pala.
tine. Rev. Ward w. MaeHenry.
pastor. 5 a. m. sunrise prayer
meeting and BY auto to Lake Wash
lnEton for open air service: 945
a. m. Easter program in all do.
partmonts OF Sunday school. At
tendance goal 500. II n. m, ser.
mon: The Living Christ" New
members received. D. m. Chris.
tlan Endeavor societies Easter pro.
gram: p. M. can,ata: our Lord
Victorious
SPIKITUALIsT
University First Christian-4sso
18th n. E.; Geo. T. Grant, pastor.
.. m. lecture: .:50 D. M. circles:
7:i6 y. m. special Easter program
and lecture.
Church Of Spiritual Light-3i22n
Fremont ave: Hattie u. Mlnear.
leader. p. m. circles: 7:t5 p. m.
song service; s p. m, lecture, mes.
sages and healing.
First Spiritual Science Of the Soul
-ioi5 First ave; Mary A. Tower.
pastor. Thirteenth anniversary
christening Of children.
Church OF Spiritual Scicnce-A.
o. Y. w. temple. Ninth ave-; Rev.
Loo Elmoro. 3 p. m. open forum
and circles; 3 p. M. lecture. Tho
Resurrection"
Sacred New World College Of
Spiritunlism-Carpontcr's hall. 1890
Fourth: DIR. Arthur Edward Leigh
ton, pastor. Special castor service.
Jesus. tho Christ" Spirit messaEos.
divine healing.
PHILOSOPHICAL
Besant Lodge Society-7i7 North
Broadway. IL n. m. s. s.. 8 p. M.
lecture, THE Madonna In Art" by
Mrs. Wilmon Tucker.
Seattle Lodge - 100 Lyon Bldg.
Third and James; p. m, question
classes. Mr.. Yerox: 8 p. m, lecture:
Resurrection" by II. NJ. wardail,
MISCELLANEOUS
Church OF the Brethren-Gre,n.
wood and 72nd st.; Rev. NJ. Avn
Long, pastor, 10 n, M, s. s.: 11l5 n.
m, preaching; Z p. m. Christian
Workers; 3 y. m. preaching.
Seattle Gospel Mission - lIox
Washington ST.: special Easter serv.
ices Sunday at p. m. and TAG p. m.
Afternoon service devotional; evening
service ovangelistlc.
se
Chssch Of Psychic Science
Arcade Bldg: Rev. u. Adele Lowder.
milk, pastor; 3;S0 p. M. services; 4:3O
y. m, messages.
Rev. James S. We'll, evangelist.
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GUS program FOR sunday. starting al
40 n. m. and running until 1896
a, m. Monday. II is the big Los
Angeles stations third anniversary
Thanks.
The Risen Lord" an Easter
eantata, win be broadcast from
kUOM can at S:I5 Pacific time,
Sunday evening. 1t win be sung
from Missoula by the English
Lutheran choir. The Rev. II.
ii. kumnicls will preach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-11

Elks' Homo hall. 18th and Madison,
at p. m.
Bcthnn Friends tQuakGs) --2ith s.
and Atlantic; 1890 a. M. special
Easter services; II n. M, dedication
OF babes.
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PHILOSOPHICAL

Besant Lodge Society-7i7 North
Broadway. IL n. m. s. s.: s p. m,
lecture, THE Madonna In Art" by
Mrs. Wilmon Tucker.
Seattle Lodge - 100 Lyon Bldg.
Third and james; p. M. question
classes. Mr.. Yerox: 8 p. m, lecture:
Resurrection" by II. NJ. WardalI.
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LIBERAL CATHOLIC

st. Adams. 1860 Il. Thomas st.
II n. m. Holy Eucharist. sermon hy
Rev. Ray wardnll: $50 p. m. bene.
dIction: address. brotherhood" Rt.
Rev. Axel Fuyrell. bishop OF Swedish
church in Seattle.
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PRESBYTERIAN

Ballard Prcsbyterian--M Market and
18th ~. w; Rev. Honor l.. VIII.
helm. pastor. IL a. m. special
Easter service with musical pro.
gram; sermon, "Tho Triumph by
the pastor y, m, special muai.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-11

Saturday evenings best bet Is
KGO's presentation Of Mozart's
opera. ''Tbc Marriage Of Figaro"
Eigb, o'clock ON the s6l meter
wave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-11
suNpAY IN THE CHURCHES

Mote. Church notices must % IN
the hands OF the Church Editor not
later than Friday noon OF each
week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-11

Tho University Commercial club
viii broadcast Monday evening over
KHo. under the auspices OF tho Uni.
versity branch Of Bush & Lane; $50
ga meters.