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I'll be- What the he'll do you think
I had you shadowing her for?
How's that?
Ruth, listening intently to the one.
sided conversation, saw q thunder.
cloud settle on the detective sergeant's
face. After . long pause, in which
Carlson was evidently talking fast to
put himself right with his chief. Nc
Mann growled disgustedly: "Well, find
her! D'you hear? And don't come
back till you dol"
He hung up the receiver and re.
layed the news to Ruth Lester, his
voice harsh with disgust and anger:
''That was Carlson-the blankety-
blank fool Of q detective I detailed
to keep an eye on the Manning wom-
an. And now he calls up to whine
q long alibi as to how he lost her.
Says he followed her to the door of
the ladies' rest room of q depart
ment store at quarter to four, and
she gave him the slip somehow,
though there's only orle door. He got
suspicious when she'd been in there
20 minutes, and sent the maid In
charge to look for her. Not trace
of the woman, though he's had every
female In the rest room paraded be-
fore him Well, Birdwell?" he
snapped, as his assistant opened the
door.
1.-THE Miller woman will be here in
a minute, sir. I found her in"
"All right!" McMann interrupted
impatiently, as he flung himself into
chair opposite Ruth and beside
Rita Dubois, at the big table in the
center of the outer office. Tive got to
think" he muttered, and proceeded to
do so, In frowning silence.'
Ruth, whose chair faced the open
door between the outer office and
Borden's private office, so that she
had an oblique view Of the all-impor-
tant air-shaft window beneath which
she had discovered Harry Borden's
body cold in death and through which
McMann obstinately believed that
Jack Hayward had shot the promoter,
sat silent, too, but with a tiny smile
tugging at the corners of her lovely
mouth.
AS the silence continued unbroken,
she saw the black pigeon alight upon
the sill Of the open window, then
made bold by the absence OF human
beings in the private office and the
utter silence of those in the outer
room, the bird which Ruth, in bitter
moment had christened Nemesis"
fluttered to the floor.
The girl shivered involuntarily as
she saw the black pigeon pecking at
bread crumbs spilled upon the very
spot where Harry Borden's life blood
had left its dark stain. She was glad
when the door opened and the slight
sound startled the black pigeon into
flight, upward and out of the open
window. But the next minute her
own blood turned to ice in her veins.
For from just behind Ruth's chair
came a shrill Banshee wall of sheer
terror. rising, rising, breaking at last
on note Of supreme horror, as a
fatnting body fell heavily to the floor,
Ito Be Continued)
The search ncars Its end. A thrill.
Ing climax In the next chapter.
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parents and friends Of the children
are invited.
ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH
missouri Synod
On Fourth At. At Avenue A.


]. v. Richert, pastor.
Services for Palm Sunday and Holy
Week:
$50 4. m. Sunday school, Miss
Ella Brelje, superintendent.
1880. Morning service (German).
6:45 p. m. Bible hour In charge Of
the w. l..
7:3O. Evening service (English)
Sermon: Following Jesus in Prayer"
Wednesday evening at 7:30, Rev. H.
Sprengler Of Arena will conduct the
service and preach on the subject:
shall 0lorify Jesus?"
There will be no services on Thurs
day. as previously announced. The
communion service will be held on
Good Friday at 1880 p. m.
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GOSPEL TABERNACLE OF BIS.
MARCK

(pentecoStAl- -EvangelicaO
Marvin G. Miller. pastor.
Services for the coming week will
be held in the tabernacle on the cor.
ner of Eleventh street and Rossel
avenue as follows:
Sunday, March 24th
Morning worship at 10 o'clock.
Sunday school at $50 p. m.
Afternoon service 1T 1880.
Evening service at 7:45.
Services will continue each day
througout the entire week as follows
Morning worship at 10 o'clock.
Afternoon service at 2:30.
Evening service at 7:45.
A large orchestra composed Of sew
cral pieces will assist in the song
service of each evening and Sunday
afternoon. There will be many spe-
cial songs, choruses and instrument
tails.
Many good speakers. singers and
players are expected during this week
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ELTINGE THEATRE

A lively modern comedy drama of
life in New York city comes to the
Eltinge Theatre, Monday, Naughty
Baby" is the picture with Alice
White and Jack Mulhall co-starring.
Counting Miss White the cast con-
tains six film beauties who have been
heroines in. various other pictures.
counting Mulhall. it contains five
leading men. Thelma Todd. who
played with Milton Stills in "The
Crash" plays the "Vamp."
Doris Dawson, famous 'little girl
artists model and Z comedy lead
ing lady, plays m important support
ing role. Natalie Joyce and Frances
Hamilton are two more, and the fam
Gus French actress. Madame Rose
Dione, makes the sixth.
James Ford, new leading man who
recently played opposite Colleen
Moore and Cofinne Griffith, Is thu
second lead. Jay Eaton figures prom
inently: Earle Hughes, brother o1
Lloyd, Is another handsome juvenile
In the cast. and Audrey Devine, foot.
ball hero. Il the fifth.
Benny Rubin has one Of the out.
standing comedy roles. In his frs
important essay In celluloid enter.
tainlment.
George Stone, famous little char.
acter actor who has been particuiarll
popular 1n~crook roles since his sue.
cess In Underworld" has sym
pathetic part. but that doesn't preven
the famous film detective Fred Kelse.
from sgspecting him.
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MCABE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH

Walter E. Water. Pastor.
Morning worship. 1890.
Organ prelude. "5unshine" (Mil.
ton)-Miss Ruth Rowley.
Anthem, Thy Word Is Like q Gar.
den" (Wilson).
Organ offertory, There Is . Green
Hill" (0ounoD.
Solo. "The Palms" tF'aure)-Mrs.
Stanley Smith.
Sermon. Growing or Forsaking
Christ, Which?"-Walter e. Water.
Organ Postlude In A lBaely).
II noon-Sunday school. Glasses for
all ages.
$50 p. .m-Epworth league.
7:30-Evening worship.
Organ prelude, In the Starlight"
(Kohlmann).
Anthem, abide With Me" (Petrie).
Organ offcrtory. "Idyll" (Kinder)
Solo, Selected-MisS Ruby Wilmot.
Sermon, "Envy's Evil Work"-Wal-
ter E. Water.
Organ postlude. ALA Marcia"
(Mansfield).
Passion week services will be held
each evening at 1880. except Saturday.
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TRINITY ENGLISH LUTHERAN
Avenue G ct Seventh Street.
Opie s. RindahI, Pastor.

VPaC =. 1GA1S0es1S1t 3 NoVV1s
Palm Sunday.
Sunday school and Bible classes,
$50 q. m. to IL m.
Morning worship. 10:4S.
Evening service. 7:30.
The Fifth and Sixth Words will
be the subject Of Lenten meditation
Sunday evening.
The regular monthly session Of the
church council will be held 1T 7:3C
Monday evening, March Is.
Church paper campaign for sub
scriptions by the Junior Luther league
Monday, March Is.
Maundy Thursday, March 28-The
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Fourth Street and Avenue B.

y. A. 0VcPIICI1SI HOVV1s
10-Sunday school.
1l-Morning worship: subject.
Building Spiritual Temples" Special
music.
6:3OHSenior and Junior B. Y. p. u.
7:30-Evening worship; subject,
Gods Plan for Mans Life"
7:30 Wednesday evening-Prayer
meeting.
The children of the Sunday school
are going to render a special Easter
program at 10 Easter morning. The
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asone Tax Victory of Counties May Prove Be Hollow Triumph

holy communion, 7:30 p. m. Those
who wish to partake Of the Lords
Supper should 20 inform the pastor
before the service, In person. II pos
sible. The individual communion
service presented to the congregation
by the Senior Luther league will be
dedicated at this time.
Good Friday, March 29.-Evcning
worship. 1880. Lenten meditation on
the Last Word" on the cross.
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THIS HAS HAPPENED

RUTH LESTER, secretary, finds
the body Of her employer,
HANDSOME" HARRY" BOR-
DEN, Monday morning. sprawlcd
beneath the airshaft window Of
his private office.
McNlANN, detective sergeant,
questions the following suspects:
MRS. BORDEN, Borden's es-
tranged wife and mother Of his
two children; RITA DUBOIS.
night club dancer, with whom
Borden was infatuated; and
JACK HAYWARD, Ruth's flance,
whose office 10 across the marrow
airshaft from Bordcn's.
McMann's belief in Jacks guilt
Is strengthened BY his discovery
that Jacks Colts .3S b missing;
BY Jacks own admission that he
returned to the seventh floor Sat.
urday afternoon, and BY the tes-
timony Of elevator boys M1CKY
MORAN and OTTO PFLUGER.
BILL COWAN, Jacks friend, nm.
willingly tells McMann he heard
Jack threaten Borden's life Sat.
urday morning.
The detective sergeant ques-
tions BENNY SMITH, Borden's
office boy; ASHE, his manservant;
MINNIE CASSIDY and LEFTY
MILLER, seventh floor scrub
women: CLEO GILMAN, Borden's
discarded mistress, and JAKE
BAILEY, his bodyguard.
MARTHAMANNING is brought
into the case by Ruth's clever de-
tective work. She swears she last
saw Borden ON Friday night and
challenges McNlann TO bring for.
ward anyone who saw her In the
building Saturday. Ruth knows
that headquarters II pushing Nc
Mann for an arrest and she be-
lieves Jack is soon to be thrown
into jail. McMann gives her hts
permission to leave the office for
an hour and she returns strange
~ jubilant from this mysterious
journey. In the lobby Of the
building she finds = commotion.
RAMON ROMERO, Rita's hus-
band, is struggling with two de-
tcctives who have disarmcd him.
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AT THE MOVIES
CAPITOL THEATRE

Many hair raising thrills were eX-
perienced by director and cameramau
during the filming Of the daring un-
derwater action In Submarine" Col
umbia's de luxe special to be shown
at the Capitol Theatre on Monday.
Several scenes were taken on and
around . government mine sweeper.
They illustrate the manner in which
depth bombs and buoys are laid. In
order to give the audience q clear
understanding Of the work, scaffolds
were built over the sides OF the ship,
hanging by ropes on derrick-like
structures. On these swinging stages
director and cameraman sat during
the making Of the sequence.
A high wind arose causing the
staging to sway to such an extent that
the director and cameraman had a
difficult time maintaining their bal
ance. After twice being almost blown
into the sea, the two were lashed in
place on the scaffolds.
The scenes show Jack Holt as q
diver laying depth bombs. BY means
Of q special apparatus he is shown at
work below the surface.
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Across the La0l6 ktaLlOH ftONlSIO
leaned IS far as his manacles would
permit. and lifted his wifes hands
| to his lips.
II 70 with you nowl" he said arro-
gantly to Detective Casey.
you're mighty right you Will"
McA6ann agreed grimly. Take this
dancing sheik down to headquarters
and book him on 4 charge Of carrying
firearms till we know more about his
comic opera past. he added to the
detective and the patrolman.
May 60 with him?" Rita begged.
springing to her feet as her husband
was being led to the door.
"surel II you'll come across
with q confession that you robbed
Borden's dead bodyi" McMann re-
torted. grinning cruelty. Maybe
they'll give you = cell right next to
Baby's-" :.
"oh, my Gawd, can't you lay off
that?" Rita cried with weary Scorn,
as she wilted into her chair again.
please, Mr.. McAdann." Ruth dared
suggest, in the painful silence that
fell upon the group remaining after
Ramon Romero had been taken away,
Its way after four, and the cleaning
women are on duty BY now. You're
going to have Lefty Miller IN for fur
ther questioning, aren't your"
il Lefty Miller?" McMann gave her
IN harraased. puMled look.
"Dcu't you re1nember5-she's thu
woman Who cleans Jacks offices, and
Ithe onA Who admitted Nj. Borden
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FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH
AuruStana SYNOD.

AUBUSCAII6 0yIIOU.
Corner Seventh st. and Avenue D.
Rev. A. ]. MalmQuist, pastor.
9 o'clock a. m. Sunday school.
Bible class and classes for all grades.
Mr.. c. c. Larsen. superintendent.
7:30 p. m. Song service by the
church choir.
During the Holy Week. Lenten serv-
ices will be held In the church Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday eve
nings, beginning at 7:30 o'clock.
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Weather Report

Temperature at Z q. m. .......... 2:
Highest yesterday ............... 81
Lowest last night ). ............ 1.
Precipitation to q. m. .......... q.
Highest wind velocity ......... /:
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WEATHER FORECAST

WEATHER FORECAST
For Bismarck and vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and Sunday. Colder
tonight.
For North Dakota: Partly cloudy
tonight and Sunday. Colder tonight.
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The search ncars Its end. A thrill.
ing climax in the next chapter.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-03-23
FIRST EVANGELICAL CHURCH

Corner of Seventh st. and Rosser.
Ira E. Herzberg. pastor.
1000 morning worship. Topic
Jesus the Lord Of Life"
100 Sunday school.
7:30 Christian Endeavor.
800 evening worship. Topic
Christ Rejected"
Wednesday 7:30 prayer services for
the young people.
Thursday 7::30 prayer service for the
older folks.
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FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST,
SCIENTIST

SCIENTIST
Fourth Street and Avenue G.
Sunday service at IL a. m; subject,
Matter"
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Wednesday evening testimonial
meeting at 3 o'clock.
A rcading room is open in the
church building every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday. except legal
holidays, from 2 to 4 p. m.
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In the cataeombs of the Franciscan Monastery Brookand

while the choir sang fitting chant.
Thus was the holy cross venerated by
the friars and the faithful. In pro-
cession, the community repaired to the
holy sepulcher to fetch the host de-
posted therein on the preceding day.
. And as the censers poured forth
clouds of incense the Franciscans
chanted the professional hymn before
Christ's sacramental presence.
Upon returning to the altar the mass
sof the presanctified began. After sew
eral low toned prayers, the sacred spe-
cies were consumed and q prayer of
thanksgiving offered as the sacrifice
was concluded.
Faithful children came all day and
knelt before the figure Of Jesus cfuci-
fed and kissed the sacred wounds that
purchased their redemption.
And at 3 o'clock, the hour on which
He expired, and at which time the
Franciscan Brothers In the Holy Land
assemble likewise. the friars met out
doors and made stations In the little
Gethsemane Valley.
A long line of holy brethren wendell
their way from station to station. while
many visitors, friends and devout Wor-
shippers marched in the procession. And
they prayed and sang the stirring hymn
called sStabat Mater The aCdice of
Tenebraes followed, as on previous
evening mass broueht large crowds
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to the church for the annual service of
the burial of Christ. q !, +.
This is without doubt the most sacred
custom prevailing among the friars and
impresses all who see it, First, passing
to the altar of Mount Calvary, the figure
of Christ in death was incenSed. Where
upon one of the holy brethren delivered
an appropriate sermon. The speaker
was a priest ana veteran missionary.
He charged his thoughts with touching
words and babe his followers to con-
jure up the vision Of Christ's holy suf-
ferings which climaxed with His death
upon the cross.
And with this narrative the mission
airy sought to show how the act Of
crucifixion. made the cross, once an
instrument OF shameful torture, q peo-
pies hope. and from which sprang their
spiritual rebirth. s
The procession marched In measured
sanctified steps. And the ffiars bore
on their backs the instruments used In
putting their Lord to death. First, the
crown Of thorns, then the lance, nails,
spear and yinegar-soaked sponge. Last
ly, the figure Of the iifeiess Christ, stark
and livid, marked by the five gaping
wounds. Upon passing about the
church, the figure was placed upon
the stone Of JUNCTION or amounting,
copy of the one Wherein the sacred
body once rested. and, as Of old, It
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Rosary Portico of the Franciscan Monastery.

and the third ecfanted the words Of the
Jews The rest Of the. mass was de-
voted to the usual rubrics. And at
3:3O In the afternoon the singing of
cempline was followed by solemn bene-
diction.
THE Franciscans' first ceremony dur
ing the week was held Wednesday aft
ernoon, when. the friars assembled to
sing the solemn Office of Tenebrae. In
this service the only appointments were
large candelabra, holding II UNI
bleached waxen tapers and one OF
white wax, while on the altar of Mount
Tabor, directly over the holy sepulcher
six OF the darker candles were lighted.
At short regular intervals the tapers
were extinguished until only the white
one was left burning. And 1t was carried
into the holy sepulcher while the friars
chanted the "Miserere."
Then the candle was placed in its
holder. And the believers were taught
that Is candles represent the faith
preached by Jesus and the prophets
who came before Him, while the six
, candles extinguished during the sing
ing of the canticle "Benedictus" taught
that the Jews lost the light Of faith
when they put the Savior to death.
The ceremony of carrying the
lighted taper into the sepulcher revived
memory of how Jesus was laid In the
tomb, only to arise, living, on the next
| day. The candle represented the
Light of the World. ~
| And the momentary darkness follow
! Ing extinguishing of the candles brought
| that gloom which pervaded the earth
on Good Friday, and the noise made
at, the end of the psalm represented the
confusion Of the elements when Jesus
yielded His spirit, amid the. quaking
earth and extraordinary events in the
city. The worshipers carried away a
Elivid impression of the lamentations Of
Prophet Jeremias, as he invoked the
plaintive chords, Jerusalem, Jerusalem
be converted to the Lord, thy God!"
The next day the Friars observed
Holy Thursday. The principal cere-
mony was washing Is priests feet. The
/ practice descended to the Franciscan,
brethren from the custom started by
! Pope Gregory the Great, who washed
/ the feet Of IL poor men every day IN
the year. One day s thirteenth APP
peared at the Pope's chapel. But he
!svited to partake Of the ceremony. Fol
4 his appearance had revealed the COM
/ ing Of an angel among them.
Holy Thursday holds deep significance
/ to the Friars, for it marks the birth
/ of a solemn festival on which this
Divine Savior instituted the blessed
sacrament. Holy mass began at 4
During the GLORIA the bens and organ
pealed soothing tones Of THANKSGIVING
i FOR the blessed sacrament OF love
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"HIS Easter Sunday good pilgrims
are ascending the slopes Of
Mount st. Sepulchre, in Brook
L land, to join the Franciscan
Fathers In annual ceremonies
commemorative the last triumphal en-
try of Jesus into Jersualem and in
honor of the sepulcher. And as the
pilgrims come upon, the arched gate
they stand worshipfully before these
words craven in stone:
"Hosanna to the Son of David!
Blessed is He that cometh in the name
of the Lord"
This is the hottest day of the Holy
week. Begun with Palm Sunday, the
Franciscans have observed impressive
ceremonies which lack nothing save his
toric setting to,rnake them conform with
devotions at the Savior's tomb In Jeru-
salem.
Pealing chimes proclaim the trium-
plant resurrection. The great sorrow
Is past, and the faith of His followers
is verified with resounding "Alleluia!"
in the universal anthem of joy.
Elaborate Easter ceremonies are OBJ
served by many churches and faiths,
but none SO exacting as those In Wash
ington's Memorial Church Of the Holy
Land" on Mount st. Sepulchre.
On Palm Sunday the brothers dis
tributed palms to the faithful, recalling
thereby the manner in which the people
greeted Christ as He passed into the
city. They invoked divine protection
by surrounding the blessing of the
branches with all the impressive ritual
ordained by the church. After which
the pilgrims, preceded by frfars of the
community. knelt before the celebrating
priest to receive the blessed palm.
And the friars marched in procession
past the spacious memorial, giving
rhythmic chant to hymns narrating
the gospel Passing outdoors, they left
only two singers within, who intoned
the sacred hymn, GLORY, Praise and
Honor to Thee, o Christ, our King"
The devount repeated the stanzas
alternately, and at the conclusion the
subdeacon knocked at the closed door
with the foot of the cross he carried
In the liturgy this conveys the sym.
bolism of Christ's jubilant entry into
the Holy City and reminds the faithful
that the gates Of the Heavenly Horne
were reopened BY. Him, the Pascal
Lamb, who redeemed them BY Hi
death
aHosanna to the Son Of David" The
faithful entered into singing this
Hebrew canticle as they hled back
under the portals Of the church and
retired to positions for the solemn mass
The mass Is somewhat different nov
from what 1t was formerly. The hol,
church has sanctified the occasion
with more and more colorful ceremony
giving forceful emphasis to the SUI,
fefings and death Of Christ. Hence
on Palm Sunday and three other day
OF the Holy Week the accounts OF HI
passion are assigned 70 be read Or sum-
&C mass with dramatic yerve.
On Palm Sunday the singers hymnet
st. Matthews account. Three Deacon'
took the parts. The first. that of TIL
historian who related the facts q
recorded by the evangelist: the second
Christus, repeated the words Spoken
~ Christ, using majestic organ tones
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Thus we're all things fulfilled spoken
by the prophets concerning the Son of
Man"
On Good Friday the church manifests
deep concern for mankind by excluding
none from her ssupplications. Then the
as the. body of Christ gradually was
exposed to view a doleful chant was
invoked by the clergy, Behold the wood
of the cross, on which the salvation
Of the, world was hanged And the
choir answered with, Come. Let Us
Adore x h,
So, kneeling thrice. the worshipers
OF Christ began to yenerate His figure,
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feet OF the, disciples. on the night be-
fore His scrucifixion.
Assisted by the deacon and subdeacon,
the celebrant Of the mass passed to a
chapel and, having girded himself dur
ing the singing of antiphons, he knelt
to wash the feet Of the friars. ss
Although this rite is said to derive
directly from the practice Of Pope
Gregory, the Great, its real origin is
traced to Biblical saying by Jesus;
Himself Know you what ]. your Lord
aud Master, had done to your, I have
given you an example, that you also
may do the same 4
AT holy hour, from 8 to 9 IN the eve
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lights and flowers the Lord was laid
in the tabernacle, while the friars
watched in turns, keeping loves vigil
and invoking thanks to Jesus in the
blessed sacrament for this great bless
ing, the very core of their faith.
At this point the affairs were Invested
of coverings and ornaments. Il This
stripping symbolized the removal Of His
garments by the soldiers that He might
die possessed OF nothing.
Mandatum. or the ceremony Of wash
ing of feet, followed. And this was In
imitation Of an act Of humility hy their
loving Master, when He puttethf water,
into q basin and began to wash the
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Solemn Mass on Easter Morning at the Monastery

ming, appropriate prayers were said In
honor Of the most holy sacrament, al
ternating with eucharistic hymns. Dur
ing the night the ffiars knelt before the
repository, mindful Of the needs OF the
Holy Land and its benefactors. s,
~ ~
/ A ND on Good Friday. when the
- friars came into the church, they
found it bare of ornamentation. First
they read lessons which related in a
mystic manner to Jesus and His con-
surnmate sacrifice on Cavalry, followed
by st. Johns graphic recital Of the
Passion" as. was, sung on Palm Sum
day.
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lcontinslsd on Second Pages.