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Bv RAYMOND CLAPPER


Copyright, 1888, by United Press)
WASHINGTON, Jan. Is. U.P) -
Cne gance over random items of
government expense reveals that
the government is keeping up its
reputation as a deluxe spender.
Government money continues to
pour out in golden streams to nour-
ish the elaborate interlocking bureau
system in Washington.
So much of this is spent casually,
without attracting attention, that
the average taxpayer remains un-
aware of where his money is going
unless he takes the trouble to dig
into thick official reports and their
bewildering figures.
The average taxpayer, in his
sublime faith, supposes that it is
necessary to pay more than $400,-
900 year to keep up the White
House establishment. He is willing
to pay it in order that the head Of
the nation should have every ply
sical comfort and secretarial assis-
tance.
But how many taxpayers know
that last year the government spent
more on the George Rogers Clark
sesquicentennial than it did on the
White House with its four secre-
taries, IL limousines and all?
This year the federal government
expects to spend on the Chicago
worlds fair more than one and a
half times what it spends on the
President of the United States and
his official establishment.
Random selections from the ac-
tual items of expense last year be-
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UNITED PRESS WRITER DISCUSSES
DISPOSAL OF TAXPAYERS DOLLAR

come even more interesting when
it is remembered that they contri-
buted to the fact that the federal
government spent 50, 1886, 1862 200 more
than it received
The items include:
Congress
Salaries and mileage of senators
$4,000.
Salaries senate officers and en-
ployees, $1,676,00o.
Salaries and mileage of repre-
sentatives, S4,463,000.
Salaries house officers and en-
poyees, $3,212,0O0.
Gratuities house of representa-
tives $4,000
Capitol building and grounds
$350,000.
Site and construction house Of
flee building, $3,276,000
Enlarging anr improving capito
grounds, $2,197000.
Completion senate office build.
ing, $1,133,0O0.
Botanic garden, $500,000.
Miscellaneous
Government printing office, $3,-
953 900.
White House executive office
$424,000.
Alien property custodian, 1921 900
American battle monuments COM
mission, $656,000.
Arlington memorial bridge COM
mission, 81 100000.
Board of meditation, $4,000.
Board of tax appeals, 100000.
Bureau of efficiency, $160,000
Chicago worlds fair ESTIMATED
1888 eXpense), 100000.
Civil service commission, $1,727,-
900.
Employees compensation commits
sion, $4,724, 1000.
Federal board for vocatinoal edu-
cation, 1881 900.
Federal farm board, $1,341 900.
Federal power commission, $780,
000
Federal radio commission, $685.
600.
Federal reserve board, $1,741 600
Federal trade commission, ST.
745 900.
General accounting office, $4,-
117OOO.
George Rogers Clark sesquicen-
tennial commission, $465 900.
George Washington bicentenniaI
commission, $611, 900.
Interstate commerce commission
SO ,O81, ,OOO
National advisoryk committee fol
aeronautics, $1,105, 900.
National capital park and plan
ming commission, $2,394 900.
Puerto Rico hurricane relief COM
mission, $2,436,000.
Public buildings and parks il
Washington. $5,288,000.
Smithsonian Institution, $1,113,-
900.
Tariff Commission, $1,187,000.
United States Yorktown sesqui.
centennial commission, $4,000.
Shipping board, $51 100000.
Veterans administration, $1,073,.
974,OOO.
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Consider Slot j.
Machine LalOs

An ordinance which would Ii
cense mint vending slot machines
in Imperial county was under con-
sideration this morning by the
board of supervisors.
Harry Horton, representing a
firm desirous of establishing the
machines in Imperial Valley, pre-
sented a proposed ordinance fixing
a heavy license tax on the ma
chimes.
The attorney explained that the
proposed slot machine cannot be
operated for gain. Slugs paid off
by the machines can be used only
in playing again, and not good in
trade, or are they redeemable in
any other way. The machines
give the player a package of mints
each time they are played.
Action on the proposal was ex-
pected soon.
Other routine business was con-
sidered by the board of supervisors
in their morning session.
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spinal tuberculosis. He was knight
ed for his work in the World war.

spinal tuberculosis. He was knight
ed for his work in the World war.
HAVANA, Jan. 16.- Censorship
of American newspapers and per-
iodicals was eased today under or
ders of the war department after
American correspondents, publish
ers, and news dealers had protested
to officials. 1t will not be necessary
henceforth to submit American
periodicals to the censors before
they are place on sale, but deal
ers will be held responsible for
sale of any publication containing
an article "inimicar to the gov
ernment.
ORAN, Algeria, Jan. 16.-Lady
Bailey arrived here from England
late yesterday in a light airplane
in which she is trying to beat the
record England-Capetown flight of
Amy johnson Mollison. Bad wea-
ther delayed Lady Bailey on the
first part of her flight.
CENTOCELLE AIRPORT, Italy,
Jan. 16.-Capt. Raffaele Coalacic-
chi Of the Italian army claimed a
new record for upside down flying
of AZ minutes. 81 seconds. "It was
nothing, just like a Sunday morn
ing STROLL" the flyer said.
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GULL SEIZED MANS NOSE

KENOSHA, Wis. U.P:-Sea gulls
are not the favorite pets of Neil
Hamelink's, Kenosha bartender,
since one seized him by the nose.
The bird, captured by Matt Koos
and brought into Hamelink's place
had a broken wing. While they
were discussing what to do for it,
the bird rolled over on its back, as
if dead. Hamelink leaned over it
to make a closer examination. The
gull sank its talons in his nose in
a sudden demonstration Of life
that inflicted painful decorations.
Hamelink and Koos Immediately
lost all good Samaritan inclina-
tions and released the bird.
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Z Late News

ropolitan Opera company today
mourned the passing of Minnie
Egener. one of its best known lyric
sopranos. She died yesterday of
pneumonia. She began in the Choir
us, rose to a principal, and after
seven seasons with the Metropoli-
tan, joined the Chicago Civic Op-
era company. She sang in Brussels
and London before rejoining the
Metropolitan.
NICE, France, Jan. 16.-Edna
Ferber, American novelist, was i'll
with grippe today and confined to
bed at her hotel, where her mother
attended her.
LONDON, Jan. 16.-Sir Robert
Rones, IA, president of the Associa-
ton of Surgeons of Great Britain
and frequently described as the
greatest orthopaedic surgeon in the
world, died Saturday in Montgom-
eryshire Sir Robert was the first
to achieve permanent cures for
Imperial Valley press., 1933-01-16

Building Permit-A building per-
nit on file today at the office of
the city engineer was issued to
Clyde D. Chambers, for alterations
to dwelling at 682 Orange avenue,
costing $40.
Bells Auto Laundry. Formerly
washed cars at McNeece and
McNeece. All cars washed at 75c
and 90c. Now located at $50 Broad
way. 14t6
Or. r. C. Clemons, dentist. Pro-
fessional building. Phone 245.
5tf m W t
Service Station Robbed = A re-
port was received at the Ell Centric
police station last night of the rob-
berry at CaleXico of a service sta
tion. The owner was held up by a
robber who carried a revolver, ac-
cording to the report. The amount
Of money taken from the till is un-
known. No details of the robbery
DIR. Hooper Dentist. X-Ray
service, ITO North 9Th st. m,w,f
EEcaiytus Wood--All lengths. Eo
Royce, phone 1913. m,w,f-tf
Meet With Supervisors Mem
bers of the Imperial County Farm
Bureau were to meet this after
noon with the board of supervisors
to ask reduction in bonded in
terest.
English Village Coffee Shop have
reduced their excellent meals in
price, but not in quality. 11t6
Perishable Shlpments-Week-
shipments, according to B. A. Har-
rigan, agricultural commissioner,
consisted of 43 cars lettuce east,
one west and four cars carrots east.
Ruth Teeple Reid, teacher OF
piano. 523 Holt. Phone 236. ....10t11
Grand Jury Meets = Considera-
tion of the proposed new county
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Father Reports
Daughter Missing

John Roberts, Negro, today had
asked deputy sheriffs to locate his
18-year-old daughter, Mamie Belle,
who left her home west of Imper-
ial at about o'clock Saturday
night.
The father told officials his
daughter took with her a suitcase
in which she had packed several
articles of clothing. No descrip-
ton of the girl was furnished.
If she has eloped and been mar
ried, the father asked that officers
take no action.
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Don't Trifle With Coughs

Don't let them get a strangle hold.
Fight germs quickly. Creomulsion COM
bines the 7 best helps known to modern
science. Powerful but harmless. Pleasant
to take. No narcotics. Your druggist will
refund your money if any cough or cold
no matter how long standing is not re.
ieved by Creomulsion. (adv.)
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Water In Place Of
Meal HELPS Stomach

Stomach trouble is often helped
by skipping one meal. Drink lots
of water. Add a spoonful of Ad-
lerika each morning to clean out
poisons in stomach and bowels.
Clements Drug Store. adv.
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BY United Press

NEW YORK, Jan. 16.-Nita Nal
di, former screen star, will meet her
creditors before a referee in bank
ruptcy Wednesday, it was learned
today. In her petition filed recent
ly, she styled herself as an "unem-
ployed actress She is the wife of
j. Searle Barclay, and was chief
ly known to the public for her
roles in pictures with Rudolph VAL
entino.
NEW YORK, Jan. 16.-John T.
Pratt, son of Representative Ruth
Pratt, will be arraigned today
charged with an attempt to bribe
a traffic policeman. Pratt was STOP
ped Saturday night for allegedly
exceeding the speed limit Motor
cycle Policeman Clarence Milheiser
said he offered him $40 to tear up
the ticket.
FT7f-
Imperial Valley press., 1933-01-16

Cling peach acreage of northern
and central California has been re-
duced from 68,0l1 acres in 1928 to
46,175 acres at present.
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government act out of the way, the
Imperial county grand jury was
meeting at the court house today
in a routine session.
DIR. A. B. Hansen. dentist. New
Professional Bldg. Phone SO 9tf
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Go window-shopping
in your easy chair

Relax for a moment and turn the pages of
your newspaper. Let the advertisements help
you to make your shopping plans. Do you need
dress, or a coat, or hat? Perhaps neW
blanket for a guest-roon1, curtain mater
ial, or eUen fesU nelO pots and pans for the
kitchen? OF course, there are many things you
uvant and need. but you may be letting many
of then, uvait until you in store or lUin-
dow exactly uUhat you have in mind, at an
especially allming price.
Those the Uery things you uOiu find in
advertisements. Attractive articles, neU and
improved ones, prices that make quick action
save you to hunt out these things, and find
them, in comfort at home! If a special oppor-
tunity is offered, you'll knolU about it in time.
When neW articles announced, you can
haue then, before they are the least bit out of
date. And you can saue hours of lUaiting and
asking miles of steps money foo!
These are but a feuu of the ways the adOer-
tisen,enfs in your newspapers can serUe you.
If you read them every day, you are sure to
grolD lUise in the lUays of purchasing and
saUing.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 16.-The Met
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DOwney Avenue Christian
The Pew. B. R. johnson. Pastor.

The Pew. B. R. Johnson, Pastor.
$50 A. M
Church school, goal in attendance. 62).
Easter Easter program will be presented in each
1880 A. M
Organ Prelude-"R Resurrection Morn.
Professional Hymn - Rejoice. SGH i7e
can T n MSSrs ana Sing"
RESPONSIVE Reading Cor 18th Chapter.
AAnthem-nnJoy Fills the Morning" Lott
Ofertory-Ave Maria. Schubert
S quartet ,1a Faster Morn" Dickinson
Sermon-"The Living Christ"
The Rev. johnson.
Hymn OF Saviour. Lead
Hymn of Communion-"I Will Remem-
The Lords Supper.
Choral Response.
Benediction.
organ Postlude-"crsto Trionfante"..
$50 P. M
Easter Vesper Service.
csssional@SCHTist the Lord SINGER Is
Risen Today
scripture Reading.
In Joseph's Lovely Garden" =. d. Dickinson
Choir.
prayer.
All in the April Evening" Robertson
Choir.
Ofertory-"P Pastoral symphony" Handel
Scripture Reading.
The Message of Easter Fear Not 49,
He Was DISPOSED" ....-.......... Handel
Alma Pettijohn.
Behold the Lamb OF God" Handel
Choir
I Know Thai nv Redeemer Liveth"
49,. ..-........ Handel
Mrs. Ruth Sterling Deyin.
Hallelujah Chorus" ............... Handel
Choir
Benediction
organ Postlude-"Grand Choeur' .Hailing
Soprano. Mrs. Ruth Sterling Devin: alto.
Miss Alma Pettiiohn: tenor, Henry Moi
fett organist Miss Geraldine Trotter;
director. J. Russell Paxton.
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puet-"We Declare unto You clad

D4stM"We Declare Unto You Glad
Hannah Dick Minnick Richard ''''
Anthem-"Lift Up Your Heads, Ye
Gates" from "Messiah") go. Handel
Adult choir
RECESSION al Savior Like Shepherd
Leads U.s. ...................B Bradbury
-7:3O p. M
Selections from Parts II and III of
The Messiah" ................H andel)
surely He Hath Borne Our
Recitative-"All They That See Him
Laugh Him to Scorn"
Chorus-"He Trusted in God That
He Would Deliver Him..
tive-"Thy Rebuke Hath Broken
Behold, and See if There Be Any
Recitative-"H Was Cut OFF Out of
the Land of the Living"
Air-"But. Thou, Didst Not Leave His
Chorus-"Lift Up Your Heads. o Ye
Airo o,y1 p5 DO the Nations So Furi-
Art Know That My Redeemer Liveth."
Chorus" Hallelujah!"
Chorus-"Since by Man Came Death"
Recitative-"Then Shall Be Brought to
Pass"
Duet-"o Death Where Is Thy sting?"
Chorus-"W Worthy Is the Lamb That
soloists-Lucile Tuck. alto; Hannah Dick
Richard Trittipo, tenors; James A. Baker
bass; jeanette Gardiner, organist: Elsie
Evans Pattison, pianist Hannah Dick
Minnick. director.
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Edwin Ray M. E.

Dr. William Talbot Jones Pastor.
-1O:45 A. M
Helleluia Chorus The. Mes
ofeTtory."Ec Echo Bells HanoeiI BFeTee
Anthem-"Glorious Easter Dawn" Lowden
Choir
sermon-'The Impulse of Easter"
Dr. Jones. pastor
Postlude-"Alla Marcia ........ Galbraith
-Vesper Service. P. M
:, Miss Freda NJ. Hart. organist and choir
director.
tn The vested choir will present the can
lotte Casey. Louella Jones, Ruth Thomp-
son. Ruth Jenkins. Marion Fisher. Flor
r Rqas s5eTen 1 Alma
Stlnnett. Lucille Milan. Wilma Cunning
ham ham. Velma CUNNINGHAM and Marie
WOODS; altos. Alice Arnold. Irene Rother-
mel Dorothy Williams. Esther jenkins.
Margaret Bartholomew. Haloise Bennett
and Edwina Jones: tenors. Howard CLAY
basSos. Harry Jerline. Edwin Jones. Will
Jenkins. William Hebert and DR.. w. r
Prelude Easter Medley" ...... Bartlett
Professional.
Hymn.
PRAYER by DR.. T%SnT T Jon9E
Ofertory-"Pastel" ........... Thompson
CANTATA
Rejoice. o Daughter of Zion.
Part /
The Week of Suffering"
The. Place Named Gethesmane"
'Darkly Rose the Guilty Morning"
In the Cross of Christ I Glory
Weeping AS Thev Co."
Part IL
Easter Morning
Trio--"The JOYOUS Bells of Easter"
He Is Not Here" ..................N olte
Hail Bright Easter Morn
The Trumpet Shall Sound"
"Harkl Ten Thousand Voices"
Ladies' chorus.
Christ Is Risen"
Recessional.
Benediction. DR.. Jones.
Chimes.
Postlude-"Temple March" ........ Lyon
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Second Presbyterian

Church School Program.
-9:2O A. M
Prelude-Organ and violin.
Mrs. Noblitt. v:olinist.
cessional-"Praise Kim! Praise
Echo Choir.
The. Word-"The Ministry of Jesus"
Anthem-"Praise. NV Soul. the King
Of Heaven"
Friermoods chorus.
The. Word-"The Triumphal Entry
Anthem" Hosanna in the Highest"
Mr. Albian.
The Word-"The Last Days"
Hymn-.1nto the Woods MY Master
The Word-"The Cross"
Hymn No. 1l8 Tvs. !. 3, 5l-"When
Survey the Wondrous Cross"
Surg by all.
The. Word-''The Living Lord"
Christ Is Risen"
Friermoods chorus.
The Word-"The Great Command"
The Word-"Go Teach All Nations"
Recessional-"Angel Voices Ever Sing
Echo Choir
Hymn No. 147 Tvs. /. g. Sail Hail
the Power of Jesus Name"
organ occasional.
Glenn Friermood. director.
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st. Francis De Sales
(Avondale at 22nd ST.

The Rev. Bernard Sheridan. Pastor.
"Missa Regina Pacis' .................Y on
Offertory-" Christum Resurrexl" Melvin
Recessional-"Terra Tremuit' .McDonou9h
Choir Member-Soprano. Miss Elijah beth
Bowlen. Mrs. John Bucker, Misses Anna
Marie Curry. Margaret Denk. Elsie Desch
Mrs. Adam Heck. Misses Margaret Ken
nedy. Elizabeth Marks. Margaret Marks
Messrs Carl Mueller. Ohm Nelan. Edith
Proctor Misses Helen Uphaus. Lillian Up
haus. Dorothea Bixler Mary Nell Devers
Florence Goodin and Agnes Rebaba: alto
Messrs. John Denk. William Desch. Misses
Ernestin Fuss: Laura Lucille Orphey. Marie
Gunabel. Ruth Patterson. Dorothy Wolf
Mrs. CLANCY Richardson. Miss Rose Mary
Woerdeman. Mary Catherine Hunt: tenor
Clarence Gabriel. Paul Orphev. Robert
Patterson, Paul Schmidt. A j. Woerdeman
Leo Wolf bass Raymond Becker Able
Carter. Robert Denk. Charles Fort. RAY
mond Fuss Fred Gladen. Edward Hanni-
gan. Charles Huter. Carl Mueller Ro4ert
Kelley: organist. Alice Voisard. Direcxor
the Rev. August Fussenegger.
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Christ Episcopal
Christ Church

The Rev. E. Anger Powell,
rector of Christ church, an
nounces that the monday
services hitherto restricted to
the Lenten season will be made
a permanent feature of the
work of the little gray church
on the circle" Beginning with
Easter Monday and continuing
until further notice there will
be brief service of devotion
every day in the week except
Saturday. lasting twenty-five
minutes. The rector trusts that
this new departure will prove
helpful to many and receive
the support of those who have
been so deeply bnahted by the
Lenten services during the
many years they have been
held.
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Easter Cards

At 7:30 Sunday evening, the
junior choir of the Central
Christian church, directed by
Mrs. John Paul Ragsdale, viii
sing Easter carols as a prelude
to the evening service at 7:45.
Some thirty children in white
robes will participate. Fol-
lowing the singing of the car
OILS. DR.. Shullenberger, pastor
of the church. will deliver an
illustrated lecture, The King
of Kings" Fofty beautiful
views which have been taken
from the motion picture pro-
duction will be shown.
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The inspiring Catholic masses will
De sung in all Catholic churches of
the city, with elaborate services at
the cathedral.
The musical programs in the
churches on Easter Sunday will be
as follows:
Second Reformed
The Rev. Dobbs F. Gilman. pastor.
$40 A. M
organ Prelude Jerusalem The
0oioen v.. .;I,a....,, Dr. William Spark
Hymn No: l7s--"christ the Lord Is
5cripture-John 20. v lis
Hymn No. i79-"Angels Roll the Rock
Away"
Tenor Solo-"Prayer" ..E ]. Stenson
Richard strother. tenor.
hymn No. 2o9-"All Hail the Power
Organ soio-'An Easter Spring Song"
..........,.,....... Garth Edmundson
Sermonet by the Rev. Dobbs F. Gilman.
Prayer
Organ Postlude-" Jubilate Dag.
....,.................. Alfred Silver
-1O:SO A. M
organ Prelude" Finale from Sonata
Cali to .w.22GshiP-:"The Lord Is in His
Organ Meditation-"Aria" Pur dicesti
Hymn No l7o-"christ the Lord Is
Risn Today"
Scripture" John IT: V. LII.
Anthem-"This Is the Day .....,.....
Prayer
Site Enthrowned'
organ ofertory-" Allegretto' =. P. Bliss
Soprano Solo-"I Know That My Re
deemer Liveth" ....,.....G. F. Handel
Edith E. Muhlenbruch, soprano.
Sermon-"Life That Is Eternal
The Rev Dobbs F. Gilman.
Service of the Holy Communion.
Conservation Of the Elements
Sanctus .....,.,...,,.C Charles F. Hansen
Communion.
Prayer.
Benedicton.
organ PostIude Grand Choeur in D"
Op. 1923. No. 1.......... Albert Renaud
E. w. Muhlenbruch. organisti Carl g.
Schmid volinist; Edith e. Muhlenbruch,
soprano: Richard Strother. tenor.
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MaSSed Chorus

A massed chorus formed by
the Mems Glee Club and the
Women's Club of Butler uni
versity will sing for the Easter
Sunrise service to be held at
Fl. Benjamin Harrison, Sun
day morning at 8 o'clock. The
chorus will consist of one hun
dred voices directed by Frank
lin N. Taylor. and will be &C
companied by the Fl. Benjamin
Harrison band. Mrs. Carl
Withner of the Irvington NJ. z.
church choir, will sing Hos
anna" by Granier, accom-
panied by the band.
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Tabernacle Presbyterian

young Peoples Department.
$3.50 A. M
e'We've a Story to Tell to the Nations"
sAl Hail the Power of Jesus Name"
Primary Dept-"Pageant in Song"
Miss Claraben Davidson
s'The CrucihXion" .......... Allen Hendrin
s'Tne DoXology" ....................U Unison
Mrs. c. H. Eberhard
s'The Resurrection" ........ Allen Hendrin
"Christ Arose"
Mrs c. H. Eberhardt. organ;
Emsley johnson Jr. cornet.
EDO You Know Him?'
Ruth Elizabeth Beard
Cradle Roll Pageant.
Music from the Hamp Singing
Tower Music on Bell Metal Chimes
-Four part Chimes. Voice. Violin.
and Organ.
''Famous Bell Peal" Christ The Lord
Largo-SNew World Symphony" . Dvorak
Three part chimes with organ
sAndante in G. ................. Baptiste
organ and chimes.
s'Easter Anvil Chorus" ..-......... Verdi
'Come. Thou Almighty King" ...... Unison
PRAYER by DR.. S D. Kershner
George F. Whiteman is song director.
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Tabernacle Presbyterian

-1O:45 A. M
Organ Prelude-"Christ Is Risen"
Bass solo-"open the Gates of the
Temple" .................... Knapp
Anthem-"Since by Man Came Death"
80. f1dAueL
Tenor Solo-"My Redeemer Liveth"'..
Perry NJ. Rush.
Anthem-"To the Paschal Victim"
Mrs. W. E. wallace and choir '"
ouartet-Mrs Walter E Wallace So
prano; Miss Patra NJ. Kennedy, con-
tralto; Perry NJ. Rush, tenor: Fred
Newell Morris bass and director; Paul
R. Matthews. organist.
$50 P. M
three-act religious drama. Our Christ
Liveth." will be given by Tabernacle ORA
matte club assisted by the choir. There
will be the following musical numbers
Chorale-"Go to Dark Gethsemane' Rile
Trio-"The Three Marys at the Cross
Observation-Disclosures. Coleridge- Taylor
Mrs Wallace Miss Kennedy and
Miss Frey.
Chorus-"Near the Cross" .............R ile
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NOrthwood Christian
R. Melvin Thompson. Minister.

r. Melvin Thompson. Minister.
g A. M
Prelqde1"I Know That Ny Redeemer
Soprano solo-aopen the Gates of the
Temple" Mrs. Fred Crosstreet.
Period of Praise
HynlhM"When Morning Gilds the
~ Period Of Meditation Dafn0y
Quartet-"There Is Green Hill
PRAYER srF H HTa2 Survey the a0F'isy
Anthem Christ the Lord Is Risen
Hymn@o Master Let Me walk with CA'ss
~ Period Of CONSIDERATION = '-''' ~
Hymn-.Have Thine Own Way.
QuaT.et1pear Lord and Father Of '-lS
Hymn@''An Hail the Power Of jesus
Caroline Agnes Turner, choristeT .'-1eH
-s:15 A. M
Musical introduction. Mrs. E W. Kaylor.
Professional Hymn--"All Hail the Power
str6 % aesSi t. Boct aoaan
Saul Bernat first violin; Mrs. Saul
Bernat. cello; Jack Ford, second
Aptb ys0ln hrs Risen HIneI y B9acket
Ill A. M
CEIleL 1EOSc % Lowry
Stringed Quartet-"Cavatina" Raj
Bass Solo-"The Opened Door" .....
Paul Boots
Anthenl-....woman Whom seekest
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