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SUTHERLAND PRESBYTERIAN

Sunday Night
overture Golden Sceptre" Morrison
Oyerture-"M Majestic Eamecnict
Violin Duet-maAngels Voices .GresesWeeiiii
Processlonal-"E Easter Morn" Zamecnick
49,, 49, Orchestra and Organ.
'ufiI Ill., Sn04, pr Sweet, and Clear the :,
Easter Flowers Are Blooming Bright BE'iAfa
Cantqtar-"our Lord Victorious oS sReiIy
Mrs John B. Rees, c. Norman Green. Joe
Toy F. B. Gaylord. Miss Mildred Clark
II, F. Anders
organist and director. Lora L. Lackey.
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FIRST CONGREGATIONAL

1IASi CuNGhEGATIUNAB
Southwest corner Of Sixteenth and Della
ware SITS.
Easter Sunday. il A. NJ.
Rev. William J. Coughran. minister.
Mary Traub Busch. contralto: Fred W
Hummel. tenor; H D, Hitz bass, baritone
- Assisted, by Lincoln Trio: Mrs. Julie
Brown Bodner violin: Mrs Carl Lieber Jr
cello Mrs. Berta Miller Ruick, pianist and
director.
Prelude
(s) IIlnntsEmezzo, .... Schubert Romberg
Lincoln Trio
Anthem-"King of Kings" Caleb Shipper
offertory-"CayatinaT ........... Raft
Lincoln Trio.
Anthem-"As 1t Began to Dawn" 49,.
Quartet.
Solo--T Know That My Redeemer
From "ihe Messiah -''-i''-
Jessica McWhirter.
Postlude-"Spring Song ..-... Sihding
Lincolq Trio.
i Il
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ST. PAUL NJ. z. CHURCH

a NJ w.
Organ
(al "Christus Resurrexit" Raw anelo
(bl "IIarR Ten Thousand Harps and,
Antheni&@come See tho Place :, Reed
Ohartory-Ni Solo. ........... Selected
Miss Martha Rundell.
Organ" Easter PostludeN. ......... .Stuz
-vesper Service. $3.50 p. M
orsaa-"Ffth Sonata ......-. o.. Guilmant
Allegro ApassionatO.
Adagic.
ScherzO.
Anthem-''1n tho Dawn Of Early Morn;
AntRResn.acoms See the Place $40 80. reed
Offertory-Violtn Solo. =. ...;., Selected
Miss Martha Rundell,
Soprano Solo - with Faith Tri-,
unonant Miss MARY 'soiIt. A''io''
Anthem neluia. Death Is Conquered ID.
Anthecmn-"Ali Hail. o Morn Of Glory -,
puetE",rbe Saviour tivethd ..... Wilson
Mrs. Lenton Biddlecombe. Miss
Jane buddy. . ,,
Anthem-''The Resurrection zee. shelley
Postluds-"COrtege' .........s.. Rogers
OrEauist. Miss Louise swan.
Director. Mr. Frank Terwillegar.
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SIS. PETER AND PAUL CATHEDRAL

Easter Sunday. 1890 A. NJ
Pontiflcal High Mass
Organ Prelude fugue variation) FrancS
Recessional Chorus-"Ecce Sacerdos"
Proper of the Mass:
Introit. Gradual. Sequence
Onertory Communion MittereT
Cantors and Two-Part Chorus.
Ordinary, of the M ass:
Kyrie. Gloria. Credo. Sanctus. Benedic-
} Ts Agnus; pel avn: ro,;;,,,o' str,1 perosi
Quintet and Organ.
Organ Postlude (aueluia theIne) Monar
a 80 p. NJ. Solemn Vespers-
Organ Prelude (andantino) ..... Franck
Recessional Chorus-"Ecce Sacerdos"
a.......... ...........:. l>lgar
Psalms, hymns. antiphong, Vatican
Solemn Benediction;
20 Salutaris Hostia' HANNA
organ PostluSde Hymn of Glory ...Y On
The Schola Cantorum
Cathedral Male Choir)
Harry u. Calland. Bernard thinner,
smith, E. steffen Thomas FiatRerty, Hum
bert Pagant,, Ralph Leonard. Joseph
mond Hauseg. Edward La Shelle
Frances B. Spencer. organist.
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HOLY CROSS
Easter Music Program

Easter Music Program
Masses on Easter Sunday viii be ,cele-
Mass at 1880. FFoIio% SiiiG is tho program
to be rendered during these, services:
..,.,,. At 1Q15-organ Recital
Mass ff h 81 for mixed v;oiccs) ct fosssR
Bened fl Of the BLESSED secrsment: ~
: Recessional,, Holy God Wo Praise Thy
Name sung by the entire congregation.
ces q ksflya i HoRora 6%eo coiists Neii
Kja r2'nS al HSS'S Mary oSeiip' KathSri9s
ONeill. Mary N aley. Mary Alice Rye.
Sara Roland CatheTige Sohap'gt6en Louise oa5e
Swallow. Charles Bauer; bassos. Robert
Shipman and Michael Klain.
Children win Sing at o O'Clock.
At the 8 o'clock Mass Easter Anthems
composed Of girls and boys of Holy Cross
SCHOOL. under the, direction OF Albert j.
Klain, organlst and choir director.
Il Il i
HOLY ROSARY
Program Mt High Mass
The Masses at Holy Rosary Church on
Easter sunday VIII be at . 30. and 10
q. m. At tho 10 clock Mass the fol-
lowing program will be rendered:
"Vidi Aquam' ....,,....-.-.- b. HANNA
'Kyrle ......... ....,.-..,,. snentSel
GLORIA ......-..- --...'..'- MelI1ei
Ohertory-,-'R Regina Coell ....,. NJ aIA9
"Sanctus' .................. Mentzel
"Benedictus' ...............,, Mentzei
NBB enediction of the Blessed Sacrament
will be given after this Mass
20 Jesu Mt''............P Pier Battista
"Tantum Ergo" ............... Mario
Holy God"
The members Of the choir are: Soprano
Misses Catherine Weisbach. Angelina Ma
varra. Anna Ressino. Mary Cringle. u ar
garet Parker and Lena Paone; alto. Miss
Emma Weisbach.
Organist and director. Miss Freda Buen-
nagel.
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IRvINGToN PRESBYTERIAN

Corner Johnson and Julian AYES.
George william Allison. minister.
-10:45 A. NJ
Prelude-"Gloria" (Mozart's Massl
Anthenl-"Festival re Deum" Dudley Buck
Hymn-"The Day OF Resurrection" Neale
Anthen1-"As II Begins TO Dawn" Martin
Offertory-"M editatiop" .....t... Kinder
Hymn" Christ the Lord Is Risen To
AntSeegm-dfIe is Risen. , ,..... Shilling
Postiude-"E Easter Postlude'. ....- Newell
-: 80 =. M
'fEaster Triumph" .,....,...,.. Ashford
Easter Ts T 9Ty CLINTON oir8an{st GEORGE
Newton bass; Mrs. Maude Davis. alto
Miss Dorothy Bartholomew, soprano. and
Joseph Kendall. tenor and director.
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WEST WASHINGTON STREET PREsBV-
TERRAIN CHURCH

WEST WASHINGTON STREET Presley
TERRAIN CHURCH
Mney Ave. and W. Washington.
Morning AZ IL O'clock
Organ Prelude. Resurrection Morn"
Anthem. Awake. Thou That sleepeei"
Organ onertor,y. "spl4ng sons, -
Solo. Easter Dawn .......,. Woodman
Mr. Warren Darnell.
Postlude. 'Fugue In + Major j. s. Bach
-Evening at 40
organ Preludeg"Easter Morn" Baumgartner
Anthem. Christ Our Passover. Is sac,
Solo. "Alleluial He IL Risen". Ncidiinger
Mr. Willis Milan
Anthem. Sweet Bells OF Easter Time"
so,o '!.1-i,. i,,,,. ;''.'''''' baines
.............. LILLIAN Tate Sheldon
Mrs. Frank Bitrris.
Organ Oftertory, MELODY In Pm,
Violin and piano, f6c swan swans saint sseGs
Mrs. Dan Seton and Miss Fay
Anthem 20 Lord. Thou Art Ny God"
Organ Po''tliuid'o,. March q ne Du'N
Mrs Florence barlcll Is the % orsSnist.
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THE SECOND PRESBYTERIAN

Morning at IL O'clock
Organ Prelude-"In Springtime'" t.-.....
Anthem-aAs II Began to Dawn Dawn" nouns
Antbeem3-'Christ our fPsssoverr'"r , CCV'Os
oneytcry., Violin and organ ave
Miss. Mary. NORMAN.
Organ PostlHde-"H alleluiah Mount
OvespeTT Services; Of Music at 44BW ="
orsssH. Meditation Preiude-"Toccata IN
AntSem-"Aaate to the Giorinsd Gar. O1''
Ant6eeam-iAn Easter Aileiuia' 1' '....s
solq5E know That ny i'' Redco%sS nas,
'' Mrs. james H. Lowry. a''N''
Violin and Organ lnterlude - Andaute
from Violin Concerto, Mendelssohn
Anthem With Violin obligato-"The,,
Saif,So Postiudo organ Recital viii
Mrs. James H. Lowry, EoprsuQ: Miss
Mary Norman, alto Mr.. Frank y. Nus
baum. tenor: Mr.. j J. Albion. bass; Miss
Lucille Stanley, violinist. assists at both
charles F. Hansen is Orsanist and mu-
oANN1 III SNNN%"
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SACRED HEART

IS A. M. First Solemn High Mass
Before High Mass. procession. preceded by
Triple Allelujas.. -,o.,
contemni and Al dsqdstgl After procession
1ntroit. Gradual al Sequence and Com;
oae %0HIo 4romuis fil' W!!tssE 4
4ui9'a with VIII string accoinpqniment) ~
After H i5 s %sss soi fPan High
5ptE %1 AeS% as at a ssrTiSs ,;b.-
'uoiie with X 6ss string accomp naniment)
3 80 p. M. Solemn Vespers-
Antiphons and Psalms from "yespers
for Easter, from Kahn. Slngen-
% e sai1tar 2s'i daot for tenor and basso(
A AfiGr qBmane afE4i "Holy God" "lu''
BrSse ES La Ss NAV Te F GasPe RN ose
mary Fink. Elizabeth schaefer. Dolores
bammerS altos Helen 0 0h9ger Kt ITeRe
tenors. Ray Strack, John Hoffman,; bassos,
Fred Strack. Frank Gantner VIC YVES
Charles Rathz. Charles Strack. Z. -
r'' orchestral. First violin. Maxine Foltzen-
I9gs second yi9blin AAr srod v BeS eeo'
r. ]. Boerger. prganist and director
I
ST. AIMS
Rev. r. ]. Patterson. pastor
Mars Hill
-7.3O A. M. Low Mass With Sermon
Easter hymns will be sung by the chill
u @ ca :3o A. NJ, High Mass and Sermon
The Vidi Aquam' and the Proper OF the
Mass with sequence Vlctlmae Faschan-
E Hfss IN Hon sanetae E2miiae. O. GE Tapse
9 Rlnl2epdiiiyion of the Blessed Sacrament.
..Tantum Ergo',,-EEpiIt. BIT BIT. p Trey rbv
TIE Deum. Holy Goa, we EFa1s0 AHS
Name"
p. Schneider. organistr
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ST. BRIDGETs

Chidren's Mass at 8 O'Clock
The following is the program for the
Childrens Mass NJ 8 o'clock:
Hail, the. Holy Day.
"Alleluia."
Violin solo by Homer Dupee.
Regina Coeli."
To-day He is Risen"
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The Schola Cantorum
Cathedral Male ChOir)
ST. PATRICK'S


Sopranos--Miss Julia Colbert, Mrs. j.
j. Schattner Miss Mabel Raftery.
Altos-Helen Raftery.. Miss Anna O'Gara,
Tenors-Michael Bradley. Tom Sullivan.
BasSo---Williem Bradley.
Organist and ector---Helen Colbert.
4 4 T.
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FIRST EVANGELICAL CHURCH

New York and East SITS.
-10:40 A. NJ
DRsuEsSt E I'm Mo " ~. JSh1'tOn'
Anthem enc R cRrist our Passover. .sc6finsgT
-7:45 p. NJ
Easter Easter Mon" '-''''''..''. Mailing
Anthem Fsinsg and scSR ss9sT
'Do" 'i' Mrs. F. J. Biiieter, ''''
At the organ. Miss Bertha Jasper.
Administration of infant baptism al the
Im9rnins service Also presentation present OF re SO
service on Jesus and the Resurrection
The Christian Endeavor choir will give an
Easter musical program at z o. m.
l. l. J.
NORTH NJ. Il. CHURCH
Morning. 1o:45-
PTreludesL--''Mg99rning Song -. .flendelssohn
lynn lynn No .nd 4Po o;,1,s pr.v.-
Quartet CCSAriise1 Shine For Thy LiEHt -,
New Testament lesson.
solq-E'I Know That NV RedeernYer :,
LiVe'n Mrs Devini. '''''' hSnoei
sermon---"The credibility Of the Resur-
Dr., William Henry Mclean Of
De PAW University.
Quartet Gloria" 800. Buzzi Pecoia
Ing altering Of members.
BsasydisGtiOn aARdd Meditation. 7.,.,,,,..
Quartet: Mrs. william 4: psEin: 90
B. Y. Alexander. tenor: Mr.. Tom Broad.
orsahist. Mira. James wySn.
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Sunday school children win give thu
program no 2:30 D. m;
Bee inners' exercses.
Song. Jewels" Hazel HUFF, years old.
Recitations Miss Hamilton's class.
Song. Fair Lilies" by children.
Song. 'Ho Arose" Mrs Laycoclss class.
The resurrection story.
Part 1. Events Of the Day. George nun
Part .. Events Of Che Evening, Harry
Martin.
Closing song by sunday school.
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onq%FiSoary, isolo-'Netairer My God 60 e
Mrs. Francis Johns;on,.' 000
NeeFf9 orf% 10 Wars s3p of God Co.'S Cutter
Mrs, Frances johnson. SOPRANO: Mrs j.
en0 %9oc6 6rTs BTat p Bs dSsre M00g
Young tenor guest soloist; Clarence II
Carson. choirnlaster and organist; Miss
Quartet of horns. Brewer r. Clay. direc-
tor. Vesetd chorus choir.
l. !. +
CENTRAL UNIVERsALIsT
Fifteenth and N. New jersey
Rev. Fred A. Line. pastor.
-Easter Service IL A. M
oREganEasteg
AfShrrec%Sh M0 of !onP Noite
Chorus Choir.
soDEane s0l0i2 she End OF ths ss Suse
bath" NJ: i 1,nsis,s oloy Speaks
Serman--"The Victory OF Love"
Anthem-"KtHin9gg' Of tx Kings Caleb Shipper
Chorus Choir.
cordial Invitation is extended to the
public.
l. l. l.
BROADWAY NJ. e. CHURCH
Broadway and e. Twenty-second st.
Willard Elman, director.
Mrs. Rosalee Baker Spong. organist,
Morning Program. 10:45--
Mshg seSs2s
Young PEOPLES Choir,
AnthemH-"Come. Sing We Loud Hossn-
HymnS" Christ Arose go, Lowry
Anthem-"Thls Glad Easter Day i:,;,a..on
offertory Violin soIo-"Avc Maria
Miss Iorind;a cottinsham '
Anthonl--"Awahe. Glad Soul !, e. a:,r.
Postlude-"Postlude in A.. :. -. Haekett
Evening Program. 7:3o--
Instrumental Trio
:. Bbaarrcarolle' .''.''.'.'..'.'' onen rp,9,n
II ;nbest a,;r,e, List
"F 1iG9yeifu To Cuouilan Kreisler
Miss susan 5OyP S1sb4y enso Miss SbFs6a Miss
Houseman. piano e.,,ur,.
lyme f5g1Tp Hal a Y0i'f TRou Once Despised
y ., Jesus !" .snosa.. Louis y Snb, Esca
Miss Lorinda Cottingham.
Cantata-"From Death to Lift" =. .1...
MS sOl8st FfsF sio Mrs Ms, gEfpss
tenor Mr.. James A. Fisher: baritone. Mr..
G. G. Lloyd.
Prologue
Baritone Recitativc-' Behold :, Unto the
Jews the Savious Preacheth-,
Part
THE CRUCIFfXION
soprano Rscitative--"And the Whole Null
Chorus@i'we Found This Fellow,
Alto Reeitatlys-,-"And He Delivered Jesus
Alto solo and .Chorus-"Io All the Earth
IN Glo Rnn,l T. ,ssroH1Aedd It Was About
reus sF' s slI5'h and 1e5hqru.-"saled to the
Cross. In Agony"
Part II
THE RESURRECTION
Soprano Recitatiye-"Behold There Was a
soprano soi9E!stiil Il the Earth" r,r..
bay o. the Week" MT,
Alto SOLO and Chorus-"Behold. Thev
Soprano RecttAtive--"But Mary Stood at
r,ns tae s ssoulflAFF ear wsNs ot SYe."
Soprano Solo and Chorus-,,,The Night Is
Gone. the Shadows Flee"
aoprano. Alto. Tenor and Baritone sol9f,,--
All These Men Whom JespS Loved
Chorlls-hPease Be Unto You"
--Tinale---
Sole and ohorus-;"Q TT. ThqSp VINO Ruiest
PestIudeH"M arch, friumphal" -. Roberts
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10 o'Cocx Mass

''Vidi Aouann" ...Wu erth
Kyrie Eleison ..............---. Loosen
Gloria hoNs.Ch
,eaedf,,s ''.''..'''''..''.'.''' Ioesc IS
,.B5enedlcius,, '''''' 7 ossch
Agnus ~Del ..''..s ''''.''s' ii.roescn
Benediction.
TIE Dcum
The choir members are: Mary Davis,
Margaret Davis. Esther Beatty Clara Hit
Helen Reinhart Lucy Roll. Margaret Ash.
Laura Banford. Joseph Burkhardt. WI
liam SchifferdeclSer. Joseph Ash and Doug
las Cleary.
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W0OHsIDE NJ. n.

Morning
H Sas1 P aS Thou o 6Sy' 6 Slspss'nn
- jesus ,...........s. Louis Won bech
4 4RR ths! Arose'' r,nkPow9,
Hymn-"Jesus The Conaueror. ReipF'
.4r /, question Of EiSiSieiY 69al..'' s
Hymnm'Efo ok Yo saints' :. 4i Henry smart
fOstluue' s.sss ssss.ss 3D. H. balllhahh
Evening
Andante in G-'The Pilgr1ms Song Of
AA ndsate Reigio es nsiss
Hymn: "Halleimah" 49, yra pavidica
AniAeni,.;,"Ii--he Radiant Morn y, HSlS
oferst t,rS III Bsrce,ise in ga. VeibFeice
''4 (AT5nged by Heiton)
Ladies' Voices.
A1thenl=-"Jesgs Lives"....T. II. spinnsy
Solo Easter
Mrs. Ollie Perlee
Antheu1--"Chrtst is Risen ,A..y Turner
Anthem Calvary ......,. Paul Rooney
Mrs s' Lillian Thomas. organist. ''>
Bruce Hughes. director
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The choir has been practiclng for many
weeks on this cantata. They are preparing
to preach the Easter 10y in song. Tie
male quartet, mixed quartet. obligatos and
chorus. By expression and meditation, the
etoir VIII present the captivity and cruel
fxioh of Christ. Then in all solemnity
they viii portray his burial and finally
burst forth in the joy of his resurrection.
nd She evehn he shers eod haee
made room, for a few more. You and
your friengs are INVITED to attend Aaese
services. You will be greatly inspired By
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SAYINGS ON TIE CROSS" Will
be the topic OF the Rev. G. IL,
Scheick, Lynnhurst Baptist Church
pastor, Sunday morning. Evening
subject, THE Empty Tomb" Spe-
cial music.
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ASSUMPTION
B O'clock. Children's Mass
Easter Carols with orchestral accompani-
ment)
IN osC1oclr Hi1h Maaa-
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"HOly God We Praise Thy Name."
Members Of Choir; Sopranos. Mrs. Frank
West, Mrs. Aniel Claus; altos. Miss. Caro-
line Fqltz. Miss Agmes Mckeon teaors:
Goedecker and Louis Goedecker.
Evening star., 1926-04-09

fnds Of seologically ancient man on
the two continents. Work carried on
from 1912 to 1925 established the
probability Of the Asiatic origin Of the
American Indian and Of the existence
Of numerous living remnants in east
ern Asia OF the same race.
In 1918 DR.. Hrdlicka established
and since then continues to edit the
American Journal of Physical An.
thropology.
Since 1921 he has been a member
OF the National Academy of Sciences
and since 1925 president OF the Amer
lean Anthropologicai Association. In
addition. he is honorary member Of
many foreign scientific associations.
DIR. Hrdlicka's principal publications
include Ancient Man In North
America" Ancient Man In South
America" Medical and Physiological
Studies on Indians" 1.-THE Most An.
cient Skeletal Remains OF Man."
"Anthropometry." "Anthropology. in
U. 8. A." and "Old Americans"
In accordance with custom. DR..
Hrdlicka will so to London In Noyem.
ber. 1927, to deliver the Huxley lee
ture before the Royal Anthropologicsl
Institute and to receive the memorial
medal.
Evening star., 1926-04-09
DR.. ALES HRDL|CKA
Wins HIGH AWARD
Huxley Medal Conferred on
American Scientist for
Achievement.

The highest award for research In
anthropology which can be given In
Great Britain has been conferred upon
an American scientist, DR.. Ales
Hrdlicka of the Smithsonian Institu.
ton, according to advices just re.
ceived, 1t was announced today. The
award is the Huxley memorial medal
of The Royal Anthropological Institute
for the year 1927.
In announcing the honor to DIR.
Hrdlicka, who is curator OF physical
anthropology in the National Museum.
under Smithsonian direction. the pres.
ident Of the Royal Anthropological In
stitute writes:
''The Council tof the institute) feel
that you have more than earned the
award by your great services to
anthropological science. not merely in
America, but throughout the scientific
world
Second American Award.
This is the second time in 2s years
that an American has won the coveted
Huxley medal, the first time being in
1908. when Il went to Prof. William
z, Ripley of Harvard Out of 19
awards, have gone to French scien.
lists, to a German and to Swede.
the others having been made to
British citizens. Among the prominent
recipients Of the honor have been
Francis Galton. famous student Of
heredity. and Sir John G. Frazer.
DR.. Hrdlicka's two. most recent
achievements OF note in anthropology
were the publication of his book on
"Old Americans" and his 50,000.mile
journey over half Of the globe In 1928
to survey sites and peoples OF interest
to physical anthropology. His book
was the result of Is years of work on
white Americans, and contained his
conclusion that a distinct type OF
American was in process of forma-
ton.
Thirty years Of intensive researches
In his field have permitted Dr. Hrdlicka
to produce many important results.
His studies on ancient man in North
and South America disproved the au-
thenticity of all the hitherto reported
Evening star., 1926-04-09

Mai. Robert NJ. Danford, Field Ar
tillery. and Maj. Thomas Lawrence,
Infantry, are now engaged in making
the usual annual inspection Of mill.
tary colleges In this vicinity. They
have Just concluded an inspection Of
the Virginia Polytechnic = institute at
Blackburg. Va. and the Virginia Mill
tary Institute at Lexington, Va.
Their schedule embraces visits to the
Western Maryland College, at West.
minister. Md. April 1e; the University
Of Maryland. at College Park, Md,
April 1920: the Georgetown Universi-
ty, this city. April 21.22, and the
Johns Hopkins University. Baltimore,
Nav 7.t
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DELEGATES NAMED
FOR NURSING MEET
District Graduate Body Also
Picks Committee for
Clubhouse.

Election of delegates to the biennial
nursing convention to he held at At
lantic City May II to % and also of
delegates to represent the District In
the mid Atlantic division Of the Amer
ican Nurses Association were fea.
lures of a special meeting OF the Grad
uate urses' Association Of the Dis
trfct of Columbia. held recently at the
clubhouse, 1897 X street. and presid-
ed over by the president. Miss Ger
trude H. Bowling. director of the In
structive Visiting Nurse Society.
Several Delegates Named.
The delegates TO Atlantic City
chosen were: Miss Eleanor Maynard.
alternate. Miss Daisy Wells; Miss
Katherine Vincent. alternate. Mrs.
Frances Eizev: Miss Sarah Cousins.
alternate, Miss Mary l.. Easton; Miss
Katherine Tucker, alternate, Miss Ra
,chel Colby.
. Delegates and alternates elected to
represent the District in the mid
lantic division. which comprises also
New York. Pennsylvania. Delaware.
New Jersey and Maryland were;
Miss Gertrude II. Bowling, presi-
dent, Graudste Nurses Association
5lICTIldIe. MIS- F1iLSN. Ipl lC
spending secretary, Graudate Nurses
Association. Miss Malinde Havey
chairman. public health section. Grad
nuate Nurses Associations: alternate.
Miss Dorothy Rood. secretary. Miss
Eleanor Maynard, chairman. private
duty section, Graduate Nurses As
sociation: alternate to be appointed.
Miss Beatrice Bowman. representing
League of Nursing Education. Grad
uate Nurses Associations; alternate.
Hiss Anna Davis. Miss Elizabeth
Melhy, president, nurses eXaming
board, Graduate Nurses Association:
alternate. Miss Alice NJ. Prentiss.
New Committee Named.
The chair was empowered to an
point n special committee for study
Of the clubhouse and the registry
maintained therein. This committee
will report next September.
DIR. Mary Anderson addressed the
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the Attorney Generals opinion that
the ultimate port OF destination was
a controlling feature in application OF
coastwise navigation laws. The
Anglo-MexicaD Transport Co. under
the ruling would be permitted tn
carry crude oil shipments from Cali
fornia points to New Orleans for
transshipment, under certain c0ndi-
tions, to ultimate British or other des-
tinations.
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Special Dispatch TO The star.

SpecfaI Nspstch % The star.
CLARENDON. Va. April a.
James r. Turner. State commander
Of Maccabees. will be guest OF honor
and principal speaker at a reorsani-
zation meeting of Robert e. Lee
Tent Of the Maccabees, TO be held
tonight in Clarendon Citizens Hall.
Omcers will be elected and installed.
A. G. Woodland. local organizer, an
nounces that large class will be
initiated, the degrees to be conferred
BY the degree team Of The AYexandria
Tent. Prominent members OF the or
der from Washington and Alexa ndria
will attend
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unaents. rewards or things Of value, In
Guiding agreements or UNDERSTANDINGS
Of support for appointment or election
to ONCE, have been promised, con.
tributed, made or expended. or shall
hereafter be promised, contributed. ex-
pended or made by any persons, Arm.
corporation or committee orga nization
or association to influence" the nomi-
nation or the election Of a person to
the Senate.
Senator Reed advised the Senate he
would call for consideration of the
resolution at a. later date.
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ASKS SENATE INQUIRY
INTO ELECTION FUNDS
Reed Proposes Expenses of All
Candidates for Upper House
Be Scrutinized.

resolution was offered yesterday
by Senator Reed, Democrat. Of Mis-.
souri,. proposing an inquiry into ex.
penditures in the forthcoming sen.
atorial primaries and elections.
The inquiry would be conducted by
a special committee of five. to be com
posed of two regular Republicans, one
progressive Republican and two
Democrats. The appointments would
be made by Vice President Dawes.
The committee would be authorized
to sit at such times and places as Il
might deem necessary and to sHbpoe ma
witnesses, books, papers and docu
ments. 1t would be directed to inquire
specifically as to what moneys. emol.
Evening star., 1926-04-09

Pictured on t h e
right, another new
Hahn Special" ere
alton. Pare h m e n t
snake leather, streaked
in blonde, with open
shank, center strap
and high Spike" heel.
A beautiful shoe ~
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