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1.-TWO Weeks Off"

Joseph Franklin Poland, we'll
known scenarist, is writing the
adaptation on Two Weeks Off"
for First National Pictures. This
is the Kenyon Nicholson play
which will co-feature Jack Mulhall
and Dorothy MackailI.
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alto. Alice Arnold and irene Rothermei
tenor, Carl Moore and Harry Walker;
bass, Walter Rothermcl.
Prelude-"Co Concert Prelude" 49,; Kramer
Ofertory-"The Guardian Angel.
Cantata
Choir-"Night May Be Dark"
Soprano solo. Miss Schmede
Soprano Solo-"Beho'd the Lamb OF God"
Miss Bartholomew.
Quaartet1"If l Be Lifted Up;
Walker and MI. RothermeI
Duet-"Joy Cometh in the Morning."
SOPRANO and Altol
Miss Griffith and Miss Rothermel.
Alto Solo and Ladies Sextet-"Very Early
saRmcde MISS MISS drif qR MSS N'f Rarth o!Ss
NEW, Miss Mccormick, Miss Rothermel
Choir 49, Behold, There Was a Great
Tenor Solo-"Fear Not Ye."
Choir-"He Is Risen Use Moore
(Tenor and Bass Duet
cb Dqel NJ MOGTe ana MI RShGTme
soprano obllgatol
SoloiSJ. Miss Scnmedel
Soprano Solo Know That Ny Re-
Miss schmedcl.
Quartet-"Christ the Lord Is Risen
Miss Griffith, Miss Rothermel. Mr. walker
and Mrs Rothermel.
Bass Solo-"Lo. I Am With You Always
Mr.. Rothermcl.
Final Chorus" Aleuia."
POstlude-"Allcsro Pomposo." . Galbraith
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morning worship,
10:45. The t hire G
Bro a dway choirs,
junior, high school
and adult, totaling
$50 voices, and all
w S t G d will sing
Easter anthems at
the morning serv-
ice, and S peel /
Easter music will
be played on the
Estey four-manual
organ by Mrs. Mary
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service at 7, led by Miss Alpha
Joslin, fourth vice president of
the EpWorth League.
Following service, breakfast
will be served in the community
room.
THE Immortal Hope will be the
sermon subject Of the pastor, the
Rev. John w. McFall, D. D., at the
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Protestant and Catholic Churches Make Elaborate Plans
for Sacred Services; Many Sunrise Meetings
to Be Held by CONGREGATIONS,

NEVER in the history of indianapolis have such beautiful
musical programs been arranged by directors
Easter Sunday those announced for Many Of the
churches will start the Easter observancS with sunrise prayer
meetings followed by musical programs.
Easter Sunday will be observed at Broadway Methodist
Episcopal Church Fall Greek Blvd beginning with
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For unison choir and thrce-part
chorus of male voiccsJ
Ofertorv
TWo-part Chorus
Choir Members
Adam Gerlach. John Gerlach. Harry
DOYLE. Robert Nancy. Eugene Murphy.
James Sweeney. William Hornberger John
Klein. Charles Rosch. Ralph thinner. Ray
Seyfred. Joseph Fendel. Henry LaEer,
liam McAtee. John Hendricks
Rev. Francis J. Early. director.
Elmer Andrew Steffen. chOlrmaster.
Mary Helen Brook. organist.
Note. Music at other masses Will con-
sist OF hymns BY children's choir at 8;45
o'clock. Tho Mass in honor OF 81. Joan
Of Arc is the first rendition oil TINS mass
in indianapolis.
LITTLE FLOWER
O'Clock High Mass
o I'd oq y' Of the Mass.
Missa stella Matutina" ...... Carnevali
tFor unison choir and two-part
chorus OF male volcesD
OrertOry
Terre Trcmuit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Dress
tTwo-part chorus
Choir Members
Joseph McCurdy. John LamoureuN John
A. Haley. William Ward Jr.. Gustav Jonas.
Charles McGin. A. Hessman. John Keller,
John Hope William Jones. Harry Philips;
George Steffey. George B. Roltsen and
Fred c. Noble. violnist.
o. r. Ras.co. director.
Elmer Andrew Steffen. chOirmaster.
Mrs Charles Hanrahan, organlSt
Note. The 'Mssa Stella Matutlna Is
the first rendition Of this work In indian
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SECOND REFORMED CHURCH


Organ PrelVde-"Easter Morning"
Gloria 80 49, -" N'i'S al 'ii'h
Invocaton-Rev. George KehI.
Hymn-"Christ the Lord Is Risen Today"
Scripture-Mark l6. V. 1 to 8.
AnthemI"D arkly Rose the Guilty
Praver-Rev. George P. Kehl.
Anthem" Beautiful Savior" . Willis
HYmn-'Auelula, Song of Gladness"
organ OHertory-"Verset in F-Minor"
Violin solo-"Adoration oeSi BoT FTsGf
Carl Schmid
Sermon-"The Power in the Resurrection"
,, Rev George P. Kehl
Communion Service.
PraYer-Rev. George p, Kehl.
Lords Prayer chanted.
Benediction-Rev. George p Kehl
organ Postlude--"Alegro," from so
Evening Service. 7:iS O'clock
Organ Prelude-'Easter Morning..
ationLRev, George P. Kehi.
Hymn-"Christ the Lord Is Risen To-day"
PRAYER.
Easter Cantata. "The Resurrection
p-ay ~, George P. q Keh. F. M'n0''
Benedction.
organ Postlude-"Festive Hymn. on.
247' ................ Homer W. Bartlett
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CENTRAL UNIVERsALIST

The Easter services at Central Uni
Jersey SITS viii Begin with an Easter
breakfast at a. IL. All friends OF the
church are invited to this breakfast Fol-
lowing the breakfast devotional service
VIII be held.
The sunday school conyenes at $50
Glasses for all A special invitation is eX-
the Mems Fellowship Class or the Ladies
Bible Glass. Help us beat all attendance
Easter church services at II a. M. A
double quartette will render a special
musical program. The pastor. the Rev
Evolution and Immortality" Several will
be received into church membership.
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FAIRVIEW PREsRYTFRTAN

Edward Haines Kistler, minister.
Mrs. F. It. Edenharter, organist ana d.
rector.
Mrs. Ruth Sterling Devin. soprano; Miss
Mildred NJ. Schmedel. alto: De witt 3.
Morgan, tenor; j. Russell Paxton. BARI
tone.
Easter Communion and Reception Of
Members.
Prelude Easter Morn. FaumEartneI
Anthem-"..On Wings OF Morning
Ohertory-.In Josephs Lovely Gar
den" TRADITIONAL Spanish Easter
CaroIl 1920. Arr. Clarence Dickinson
agrees ceres Christs Easter Guests" Dr.
solo---"I. Know That NY Redeemsr
.,., Mrs. Devin.
Hosanna" ..........,,. Dubois
7:45 p. NJ.
The Bible School Easter Service.
Easter PaReant-"The Triumph on
Love ''''''''cc-ss11,'' Fred W. Wolf
Simon Peter ....... Russell L. Arbuckle
James '.s.............. George II, KiStlcr
Joq Ill., i;::..........,... Robert II. Askren
S Taqy Of Macdsis Ruth aiidred Martin
Mary wife e., Of Alphaeus. Betty a, Hoatson
Marv Mother of Jesus 49,. Alice Flanders
Three scenes: Before the Crucihxion.
Crucihxion Day. Easter Morn.
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ST. BRIDGET'S

Easter Program for O'clock Mass.
A selection Of Easter HYMNS. will he
sung Nv tic Childrcn OF Marv Choir d"r-
ing this Mass Tho following are the
names of the hvmnS:
"Alleluia Alleuia ~
Christ Is Risen
"The Dawn Was Purpltng.
"Pegina Coeli.'
Hail the Holy Day
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HILLSIDE CHRISTIAN
Q.I5 A. NJ.


9:15 A. NJ.
THE Resurrection Hope" an Easter
Cantata will be rendered by the choir
under the direction Of Carolyn AyreS tyr
ner. organist. assisted by Iris Carroll. VIC
lin. and Okah Lieber cello The program
which begins at $50 will be preceded by
concert given by the Sunday School or
chestra at Oils.
Prelude-OrcheStra.
Offertory (Trio)-'R Romance .Goenz
Cantata
Trio-Prelude and Introduction
Choir-Sing With All the Sons OF Glory,
Are Breaking" Miss Edith Carr and
D2 Htt vision of Angels"
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Poehner
Ladies Trio and Mems Sextette-"AngeiS
IN miss Si'{ Grace race Myers Mrs. W. H. Comp
ton. and Mrs. Ray o.. Hoover; 7: J.
Gore Ray Leonard, Joseph Pickett,
Paul McMullen, Charles Davenport and
j. o.. Carr.
Solo-"Allelulia.'
Paul Werner
Mixed Quartet-"ThiS Day of Resurrec-
Baritone solo-"Awake. Glad Soul, Awake"
Roy Turner and Choir
Choir CHORUS christ the Lord Is
Risen Today"
soprano sq d. Shade, the Gloom of
Marguerite Gore Ferguson
Chorale choirj-"My Flesh Shall Rest in
Soprano solo-'In Christ We Live"
Miss Ruth Dale and Choir.
Mezzo Soprano-'The Name of Jesus
Chorus Finale lchoirl-"I Am the Resur-
rection and the Life
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OLIVE BRANCH CHRISTIAN

-. The choir OF the Olive Branch Chris
tan Church will render the Cantata
Sunday evening at 7;45 O'Clock at the
The soloists Mrs. Rex Thomas Mrs
e: C.: Sellers. Miss Mary Francis Deer.
MIS-; Ralph Stephens Mrs. Paul Hare. Mr.
Merle Krug. Mr. Marion Griffith
L. ISke director ~ AeN
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IRYINGTON METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Joseph b. ROsemurgy Minister

Four worship services will be held III the
IrVington Methodist Episcopal Church, 80
N. Audubon Rd., Easter Sunday. At $50
a. m. a Sunrise Praise Service under the
auspices of the Young Peoples organiza-
tions of the church. Special musical Sc
lections will be a feature OF the early hour
program followed by an address by Ken
meth Rogers, president of the Senior Ep-
worth League. The church school will as
f sn at r s:3p m Twelve hundred is
program will be featured in each depart
ment. 10;45 am. Easter morning wor-
ship service will be conducted in the audi
forum by the minister, Joseph b. Rose
muIgy, who will speak on The Easter
Message Reception of new members will
be feature of this service. The vested
chorus under the direction of Franklin N
Taylor, will render special music. At 7:30
p. m. the choir directed by Mr. Taylor,
with Mrs. Charles Teeters at the organ.
WI render the cantata The Lord OF
Morning
Organ Prelude" Resurrection Morn
flamatus" ........... .Rossini
Mrs. James Murdoch. soloist.
Postiude-" Easter Marche". ........ Merkci
Evening
Organ Prelude" FESTIVAL Prelude" Buck
Organ Offertoire-"Id ylle" ............
Easter cantata-'rhe Lord L Of Ilsht ~eiy
and Love" ........... Julian Edwards
Introduction and Chorus-"Joy to the
World"
Baritone Solo and Chorus-"Far Across the
Sea of Silver
J. Walter Shank. soloist.
Ladies Chorus-"We Came Here in the
Morning Grey"
Tenor Solo-"Fear Not"
Garfield Walker
Duet soprano and Alto)-"He Is the
Hope of All the World"
Mrs Claude GRAY and Mrs A w Marv
Male Chorus and Quartet-"Lo He Comes"
Mrs Murdoch, Mrs. Raymond Lewis.
Mr. Harry Johnson, Mr. Shank
Soprano Solo-'In the Blessed Joy OF
Easter"
Mrs. Carl Withner.
Chorus-"Ring, o Ring the Bells OF
organ Postlude-"F estaI March" Kroeger
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SACRED HEART
Fret SoIemu Hiph Mass at ) A. NJ

First Solemn High Mass al a. NJ
Preceding this High Moss the triple
aleluiiaS, procession and MaGnltcat Dur-
ing the procession Easter carols VIII be,
introit. Gradual. Sequence and om an.
Mass in honor of st. Lucy f. x. Wit,
Offertorv Terra T~emuit ........ .We-g9nd
After High Mass. Haec Dies. ..-.-.- Reese
Second Solemn High Mass at 1889 A. NJ.
Program of FIRST High Mass repeated
9:3O p. NJ. Solemn Nespers
Psalms. Dixit. Conhtehor. Beatus vir.
Laudate pueri and in eXitu; ,...-,
.......... Gregorian and Falsebordonl
Face dies ................'.''' I t,jTS
MaPnit1cat ............s... 49,. ~.
Peoina coeli OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ,Tget rne1
q Salutarls .........'..'''.'' A11,idor
Tantum Ergo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Wluor
Members of Choir
Sopranos: Bertha Kruse, -Tillc Gesnor.
Fila Lawrie. Marie Roehm Mary FuSS,ner,
FLORENCE Adpms Frances SlaymOn, Lllhan
Ha7eldence Bertha LipDert.
Altos. Irene Roehr1. Mary TenHer'
Marie Kiefer. Alra Hoffman, Esther Her
mann, Margaret Fields
Tenors: Raw Strack. John Holman.
John Schmifz and Albert Hermann.
Bassos: Fred StracS. Frank Gantnrr. g.
Francis Path7 Vic Wvss Charles Strac[.
Charles O. Pqth2 ANTHONY LPNcE. Al
phonee Tietz Leo Brand. GEORGE Crumho.
F. J. Boerger. organist and choir master
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EDWIN RAY NJ. L.

Prelude - "Morgenstimmung from
Peer Gynt Suite" ...,. .Greig-Lemare
Ofertory-'Ave Maria" .Schubert-Nevin
Anthem-"Awake. Ye Saints . Heyser
Postlude-"Ch Christ the Lord Is Risen.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ashford
Evening
The vested choir of thirty voices. under
Miss Freda Hart, organist and director.
will present the Cantata, My Redeemer
Lives, by Wilson.
Soloists: Soprano. Mildred Schmedel,
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TABERNACLE PRESBYTERIAN

TABERNACLE PRESBYTERIAN
II A. NJ
Organ PREJUDICE horales" .... Bach
az Ere Yet the Dawn Hath Filled"
tbt THE Blessed Christ Is Risen Today"
tcl 20 Hail the Brightest Day OF Days"
Anthem Christ Being Raised From
I mT. P Rash, Mr.. Morris and cho Rogers
Authenticate Divine" go. Mascaeni
Mrs Kinnard and Choir.
Anthem" Hymn EXultant' ....... Clokey
Miss Kennedy and Choir.
5:i5 r. NJ.
organ Prelude
'Feye4ie March" isajnt.saPeoS9ste
AntheeTmmKing Ali Glorious ''i. . -Ssras
Mr.. Rush. Mr.. Morris and Choir.
Anthem--"Sing Unto Cod ........ ToZer
Mrs. Kinnaird and Choir.
Authenticated Ye Portals Ever
lasting" ("Redemption"l ~ Gounod
Solo Quartet and Choir of Mixed Voices.
Fred Newell Morris. director
Mrs. Florence Kinnaird, soprano.
Miss Pstra NJ. Kennedy. contralto.
Paul r. Matthews. organiSt.
Perry Merrill Rush, tenor.
Fred Newell Morris, bass.
u
SPEEDWAY BOULEVARD METHODIST
EPISCOPAL
The following program will be given by
the adult and junior choirS OF the Speed
Continued on Page III
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EASTER MUSIC AT CENTRAL UNI
NFRSAIIST CHURCH

VERsALIST CHURCH
Orgen-"Re Resurrection Morn. Johrston
"Springtme Sketch" ............ Brewer
Mrs Norah Hunt
Anthem-"King of Kings" ......... Shipper
Baritone Solo, open the Gates OF
the Temple .......,...:.... Knapp
Mrs. William Franklin
Antlem-"EaSter Day ..........,. RoWley
Choir,
Tenor Solo, "Alleluia, He Is Risen
Mr.. Robert D. Ledg
Sermon" Evolution and Immortality"
Rev. Fred A. Line.
Organ Postude-'H osanna. ....... Dubois
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Z CHURCHES ARRANGE ELABOI

Professional Hymn-"The Day of Reseur-
rection."
Anthem" Hosana" .........,..... Stainer
Tenor soloN"My Redeemer' Dudley Buck
odertory4aFaith" NV. ... iio" 'Mendelssohn
Prayer of Conservation 800. Beethoven
Hy yfSi As Am. without One Plea
Communion Service.
Postiude Eastertide" ........... Hosmer
Evening Worship 7:I5 r. NJ.
HsTgo New World Symphony Sf pSoTas
B lynn Christ Is Risen To-Day"
Easter Cantata-'Life Everlasting.
/. "Darkncss Reiencd'' ;Mr h G. VI Hd pSSsre
Q. Come, Only SALVATION CDuet--Miss j.
. English and Miss L. Michael.
Z. The Easter TidlngsS miss ]. English
We SLOW Of Heart" mr. NJ Howard
6. Life Everlasting choir.
o1ertory Solo tvioiin)-Ave Maria"
Mrs. o. f. sim ior;'''' o0u"oo
7. Earth Could Not Held Him" CMr. Al
8. Crown the Risen King" quartet.
Mrs. r. Dyer. Mrs II. Hockersmith,
Mr. NJ. Howard. Mr. W. Heitkam.
Q. Praise Him" miss G. Rodgers and
10. Teach Me to Love Thee" CTrio-Mr7.
p. Over, Mr.. M. Howard. Mr.. w.
Heitkaml
II. "Tha Great Example" (Mr. Walter
Heitkaml
y. "Joy to the World" tFinal chorus)
PRAYER.
Postlude-" Hosanra IN Excelsis" Armstrong
Rev. Christian q. Weber. minister: Mrs,
Roy DYER. choir director; Mrs. Rosalee
Spong organist.
ALL SOULS UNITARIAN
1880 A. NJ.
Organ Hosannah" ... Dubois
An Old Easter Melody Variations,
:... .....,. .......... West
occssional-Church school.
Fa ster Messsge-Dr. Wicks.
'BerceuSe' Observation-Disclosures chetschulin
Violin. Organ.
Crown Ye the King"
'Hosannah"
Lift up Your Heads. oh Ye Gates"
Junior Choir.
The Resurrection" q. Harry Rowe Shelly
Voice, violin. organ.
Violin. organ
Pcstlude-" Triumphal March" ...... Costa
Miss Cleon Colvin. violin Miss Charlotte
1eber. soprano; Mrs Freda Robinson.
director Of Junior Choir; Mrs. c. A.
BrockWay, organ.
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BROoKSIDE UNITED BRETHREN
Forest A. Reed, Pastor

Forest A. Reed, Pastor
$50 A. M.-Sunrise prayer meeting.
9:15 A. M Church service.
Morning Worship-Organ prelude. Mrs.
Leah Slack: Hymn No. S; Responsive
reading Cor IS; ppreeyer and response by
music: Sermon. THE Cross Conquered"
Reception of new members and baptismal
service for children: Hymn No. 578; Bene-
diction; Organ postlude.
$50 p. M-Christian Endeavor; Senior,
Hope Taylor, leader Tu;is. Allan Breed
love. leader: Junior Marian Miller leader.
Leah Slack; Hymn No. 10; Hymn No. 10;
Prayer. Anthem, Glory Be to Cod (E L.
Ashford; Hymn No. 1872; Offertory and
announcements Scripture reading: Anthem
"Oh Glorious Hour III. P Dankel; Ser
mon, Words of the Cross" Hymn No. 317:
Benediction; Organ postlude.
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WEST MICHIGAN STREET NJ. E.

Professional
Piano selection. Mrs Ruth Holman
BE Thou Exalted" "a Sacred Cantatal.
The LORD is My Strength -...... Class
It's Midnight" ....................
........... Mrs. John Spicer and class
And As Moses: ....:... Mr.. Stanley Price
For God So Loved the World" -. Glass
'And They Laid Their Hands on Him"
.;.. MI. Theron Castleman and class
"At the Cross" .................
Mrs. Homer Trotter, Mrs. William
Kelly and class
''Morns RoSeate Hues' ............ Class
Christ Is Risen" .;.......::: ....;,:. Class
king Triumphant ..... Mrs. VIM. Kelly
BE Thou Exalted" ..................C Glass
ReCesSional.
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FIRST MoRAvIAN EPISCOPAL
Sunrise Service A. NJ.
Morning Worship IL A. NJ.

Prelude Resurrection Morn" ..
s.ss...."........ Edward F. Johnston
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ST. ANTHONY'S
1880 O'clock High Mass
Masses at 5:45. 7:30 and 1890 O'Clock
Vidi AoVam NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Pappsrt
Missa Rosa Mystiea .......,,.,. Carneval
Regina Coeh ............: .....J. Mltterer
Choir Members
Sopranos. Della Dugan, Sadie Sheridan,
Margaret Moylan.
Altos: Mary O'Gara. Minnie Judy and
Rose o Cara.
Tenors. Cornelius Sheridan. Joseph
Whelan. ,,,.
Bassos: Mvles Feeney, Richard Han4ey'
Maurice Jones. Walter Jones.
Helen O'Gara. orGanlSt
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SIS. PETER AND PAUL CATHEDRAL
1880 O'clock Pontifical High Mass

(For choir of boys unison male
chorus, four-part chorus, orchestra
and organ.1
In six movements: Kvrie. Gloria, Credo,
Sanctus. Benedictus and Agnus Del.
Recessi0nal
Regina Coeli ......... Capliero
IS O'Clock Solemn VeSpers)
Professional
Ecce Sacerdos ......... RevI
Psalms, Antiphons and Hymns arranged
from Vatican Melodies. Cantors and
Male Chorus
Benediction
Tantum Ergo .................... Yon
RecesSi0nal
ResurreXit Alleluia ......., Traditional
Combined ChOirs
Co., 2: calland, Bernard thinner,
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ASSUMPTION

Chidrcns Mass at O'Clock
Easter hymns with orchestra accompan-
imCnt.
Orchestra Members- Violinists. Miss
Bosalnd Ruhl Robert ATviAs Percy Baar,
J. Claus. Paul Higbee. Aloysius Clearv;
cornet. Mary Bucket, SaXopaoneS, Bernard
Cangany. Philip Prieshoff.
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ST. JOAN OF ARC
High Mass at II O'Clock
Don Lorenoz Perosi's tie Deum Lauda-
mus" Mass for tWo-part male chorus will
be sung in its entirety
The offertory will be the traditional
Members of Choir
Paul ]. Smith and George A. Smith
tenors DR.. Henry Alburger and Hugh
Mullen. bassos
Organist Miss Marie E. Moore
Director: George A. Smith.
II
HOLY CROSS
Easter Program
REV William Keefe. Pastor.)
Organ Recital-10:l5.
High Mass-10:30.
Vida Aouam ................. Gregorian
Mass in D ...................H. G. Ganss
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Mass in honor Good Shepherd" 'ie'
Ofertory-"Terra Tremut" 49,. De Merlier
'''''O Mass in honor of B. v. NJ ''''''''
Benedictus and Agnus Del. .Elsenheimer
Members of Choir
Soprano: Miss Edna Phinney: alto. Miss
Laura Stake: tenor, John Merl: baritone
Mr. Robert Fessler.
Organist: Mr.. ]. F. Bickel.
Note: The Mass in honor of the
Blessed Virgin was sung at recent ma
tional convention of the Society of St
Gregory. and won the approval of the late
Archbishop Mueller of Cincinnati, who
favored the composer. DR.. N. ]. Elsenheis-
ner. with a commendatory letter
Academy Orchestra to Play at O'Clock
Mass
Glorious Easter Morn.
Regina Coeli
Christ Is Risen.
Praise Ye the Father.
Harp selection.
Members of Orchestra
Josephine Mazer. Catherine Finneran,
Rose Mcnamara. Celeste Dugan. Catherine
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ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL
First Celebration
$50 A. NJ
Froce aI-."come Ye. Faithful Sullivan
OffertorC.A Angels Roll the Rock
se nHec Communion Service aeoneF
RecesSional--'t Jesus Christ Is Risen
4OueN ..-..... ............. WOr9dn
Second Celebration Tin Chapel
500 A. NJ.
Festal Celebration
1915 A. M.
Postlude-" Meditation" $50. &C.. .Massenet
organ and Violir
Professional. oh, the Golden Glow
anthem hTist Our Passover s .sch Hnfrs
FESTIVAL T. Deum in F,...'. f0f Kinder
Anth is it Began to Dawn. Rogers
characterization" 1922 ....... Holden
Ofertory Christ Is Risen
eano+ Today .....''. .''.'''...' M9Tn annoy
Gloria in Excelsis ..:......,. Old chant
RecesstionaIlt- Harkl the Angels sweetIlYy
Sing NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SchlIIl1Ig
1880 P. NJ.
knights Tcmplar Service.
Raper COmmandry No.
Professional Christian ,
Anthe@M of 1t Began to Daw nSi -- Rogers
Anthem-"Christ Our Passover" .SchillinS
Ofertory Anthem-"Christ the Lord
Recess is fsise" Son Of God Goes
F %Its b 20 Wa Schulz SOPRANO. 0u'''i
Bert r. Moon. Tenor
Mrs. j. j. Voecker. Contralto.
- oryille Bray G.rI Ba ri oirmastor
Byron Hollett, Violin.
Brass Ouartette, Brewer T. Clay. Director.
Chorus Choir.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-11-26
LEGAL. NOTICE

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT T
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 LAND OFFICE, ANCHORAGE,
 ALASKA.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that JACK A. DIETZ, has filed applica- tion for homestead entry, serial 06439, for N w A s w If, section 1, T. 6 s. R. 13 w. Dec. 30, 1926 as ad- ditional to his homestead entry, serial 04O66, upon which final proof was submitted.
 Any and all persons claiming ad- versely the above described land, are required to file their adverse claims with the Register of the Unitcd States Land Office, Anchor age, Alaska, within the period of
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CHUL|TIVA NOTES
Especial to the Gateway

NOpCCldl UO GdUCWdy) Young Stanley Wickersham has a fine young dog team at Can't we'll and he sleds in the caribou that are shot by the hunters. He plans to trap on Valdez Creek this winter Young Wick is only in Alaska slightly more than a year but has taken to the country like duck to water. He certainly can drive dog team and handles sled as good as the best of the oldtimers. His uncle, L. s. Wicker sham, is well known throughout the Territory and is interested in placer mining over on Valdez Ok. Mir. and Mrs. Van Kirk are To- cated at Cantwell where MT. Van Kirk has quite trap line laid out over the Summit and down Jack River Mrs. Van Kirk will look af- ter part Of the line close to home. She is the only woman at Can't we'll and of course takes good care of all the boys like a mother. She was drawn on the grand jury at Valdez and left for there on Nov. |9.
 Smiling" Steve Elickzander, is now running the pump station at Cantwell and keeping his end up in fine shape.
 Jack the pippin, a well known oldtimer of the Northland, is To- cated at Windy Creek, Mile 323 reports that at least 15,000 head of caribou passed his cabin last month. They were just as tame as cattle and he roamed all thru the big herd and they did not seem to notice him at all He plans to trap on Windy Creek this winter.
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Lewis H. Happier, Fairbanks mining engineer, has a small crew prospecting on the Arolic River with horse drill. This ground is 105 miles below Bethel on the left limit of Kuskokwim Bay.
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SCRAP BOOK EXCERPTS
(By Babe Hayes;

T shall always remember the very pleasant visit I had with that congenial soul,--your good self, who was so interesting and entertaining when our good ship docked at your port" Vincient s Walsh, San Fran cisco.
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FRESH OYSTERS, OLYMPIC AND EASTERN, AT CARSTENS MEAT MARKET.
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TRY A PURE WHITE ROCK ICE CREAM SODA. SchaIierer's Alaska Shop.