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The Washington times., 1934-04-11
By ElenOre
Meherin

looked at the young, eager,
shining faces, she felt beauty
in life, a great deep richness. If
they would but sit there and
keep smiling, prolong this sweet
peaceful moment. But no! They
must glare at each other; must
say needless, wounding things,
hurt looks in their eyes. Mary
was weary Of it.
CONTINUED on Second Comic
The Washington times., 1934-04-11
ReenlpIOynnent List
Takes Sharp Drop

Names on the Civil Service Com
MISSIONS unemployment lists were
reduced from 1854 to 2,441 during
the past week, 35 names having
been added and 158 removed. Of
the 2,441 still on the list, 315 have
temporary Jobs.
The Washington times., 1934-04-11

1ngS-nOW you We grown up
Pippin said with tears and
happiness filling her eyes: I'VE
waited so long!"
Sweetheart. did you?"
It crystallized all her feeling.
They had waited so long.
Mary had them all to break
fast. It was funny and infuriat-
ing and just a bit tragic as
family parties are apt to be.
Mary's oldest daughter, Janice,
came with her little boy and
girl, Lucy Adams, with her mar
ried daughters and their young
children. There were fifteen
Of them.
Edward took the morning off.
The Washington times., 1934-04-11
Chickie' s Daughter
Kevin's Return From His Years Of
European Study CrystalIizes
Pippin' S Feelings
CHAPTER 40

Pippin followed along, holding Lucy's little granddaugh
ter by the hand and taking comfort from the smooth firm
little fingers clinging hers She stood her toe blink
ing and saying vaguely:: "Hes lost in the crowd
Kathleen called sharply tears running down her cheeks:
"Kevn! Don't you us?
Kevin turned smile flashed his face. He caught
them in each arm kissed them with startled: Dar
The Washington times., 1934-04-11
Tax Property Sale
To Be Held ThursdnU

j. Wilson Dodd, town clerk and
treasurer Of Takoma Park, will
hold the annual delinquent tax
property sale at the town offices
in the Citizens Bank Building, in
Takoma Park, Thursday morning
at 8 o'clock. About 40 tracts of
land, bearing $1,000 in back
taxes, will be sold at auction.
The Washington times., 1934-04-11

B0ehe0da
Bethesda Motor SaAea
Capitol Heights
Rooney's Garage
College Park
Sellers Sales & Service
Hyattsville
Queens Chapel Service Station
Hxaktsvilla, Hofman's Garage
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Dodge and PI ymouth
Dealers -.

LaPlata
Mitchell MOAOr Company
Laurel, Laurel Motor Co.
LeOnaFdtown
North End Filling Station
MitchellviIIe, Monroe BALDWIN
Mt. Rainier
Edwards Motor Company
Prince Frederick
Lasby Motor Company
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-28
JACOBS CRUEL
To DILLON BOY,
WITNESSES SAY
Former Roomer Insists She
Once Witnessed Suspect
Choking Lad.

Trials Of Mrs. Dimnie Dillon, IS,
Of 1871 Shelby street. mother Of
Donald Dillon, l3. who was slain
mysteriously. and Of Gilbert Jacobs.
81, a roomer at her home, on child
neglect charges, preferred by police
during their investigation into Dom
aids murder. were to be concluded
this afternoon in juvenile court.
Shirley Dillon, father of the dead
boy, then will face charges Of child
neglect, preferred by Mrs. Dillon af-
ter her divorced husband had aided
police IN their investigation.
Witnesses yesterday after
noon testified that Jacobs had
treated the dead youth cruelty.
Mrs. Christina Matheson, 1910
Ringgold avenue told the court that,
while occupying a room at former
Dillon home, 1889 Shelby street, she
saw Jacobs choke Donald.
Says Jacobs Beat Boy
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Boner. 800
Bates street, testified that. while
visiting at the Dillon residence one
morning, they saw Jacobs beating
the boy with a strip from an auto
tire. They also testified that Jacobs
and Mrs. Dillon had been under the
influence of liquor.
Lieutenant Donald Tooley of the
police homicide squad told the court
that both Jacobs and Mrs. Dillon
had admitted to him that they lived
together as man and wife.
Hazel Dillon, Is. sister of the
murdered victim, testified that po-
lice were not notified of the disap-
pearance of the boy until after her
mother had a conference with Law
renee Shaw. her attorney.
Father Is Witness
The father of the dead boy took
the stand against his divorced wife
and related how, before the divorce,
he had ordered Jacobs to leave the
Dillon home and how later he him.
self left.
Donald'S body was found in Pleas
ant Run creek Tuesday, Sept. IL.
after it had been flushed out of a
large sewer opening into which it
had been stuffed by the murderer.
Jacobs and Mrs. Dillon were ar
rested because, police said, they
could not account satisfactorily for
the disappearance of a .22-caliber
rifle from Jacobs room at about the
time of the boys disappearance
from home two days before his body
was found and because, it was
charged, their stories Of his disap-
pearance differed.
Donald was shot through the head
with a .22-caliber rife.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-28

The quantity is limited.
Some are mussed. White,
blue, tan and gray in COL
lar attached style. Come
early.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-28
CAMPFIRE GIRLS ELECT
New Officers Are Selected by Tanda
Group at Tech.

New officers for this semester
have been elected by the Tanda
group of the Campfire Girls at
Technical high school,
Students who will fill the Offices
are: Lois Stratman, president;
Marion Walter, president; Nina
Gill, secretary; Helen Senges, treas
urer, and Maryibelle Foster, scribe.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-28

l22) Melton Jackets. Upper style. all-wool S3.49
Mems Fancy Socks, strictly first quality. prs. soc
Mems Button-front Sweaters, brown, gray S1.15
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-28
MINTON INITIATED BY
V. F. w. POST HERE
Pleas GreenIee Also Among Nine to
Join Organization.


Join OrganiZa ton.
Sherman Minton, Democratic
nominee for United States senator
and Pleas Greenlee, executive Sec
rotary to Governor Paul V. McNutt
were among nine candidates mi
tiated last night into Lavelle-Gos-
sett post, Veterans of Foreign Wars
The principal address Of the eve
ming was made by DR.. John R. Gill
pin, FIT. Wayne, former V. F. w
state commander.
Lavelle- Gossett post is taking an
active part in arranging for large
delegation to attend the national v
F. w. convention, which starts Sun
day in Louisville, and continues
through Oct. 5.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-28
COMPANY UNION WINS
KOHLER FACTORY POLL
A. F. of L. Unit Receives SAB Votes
to 1858 for Rivals.

to 1858 for Rivals.
By United Press
SHEBOYGAN, Wis, Sept. 28.--
Employees of former Governor WAL
ter j. Kohlers plumbing fixture
plant in nearby Kohler voted over
whelmingly yesterday in favor Of
a company union as collective
bargaining agency, a tabulation of
votes showed today.
The American Federation of La
Dor union which has maintained a
strike at the plant for almost three
months received only SAB votes,
while the Kohler Workers ASsocia-
ton tailed 1853.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-28
Cleveland LAWYER Dead

CLEVELAND, Sept. ga. V.
Cannon, IS, lawyer, business leader
and Cleveland's most prominent
hgure in administration Of poor re-
lief, died suddenly last night Of
heart disease.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-28
CARLOADINGS DECREASE
Railway Association Reveals Decline
of 1856 Cars in Week.

WASHINGTON, Sept 2S.-The
American Railway Association an
nounced today that carloadings of
revenue freight for the week ended
Sept. %, totalled 643, 120 cars, a de-
crease of 1856 from the previous
week, and 1916 cars below the cor
responding week of 1898.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-28
BY WALTER ID. HICKMAN

COWBOYS are supposed to
~ wear certain regulation attire
and when they strut out in diff
ferent clothes they cease being
cowboys.
Anyway Tobias Pepper ceased
to be a cowboy, in the opinion Of
all of the dusty CARRIED Lazy JP
riders when he stepped of train
near his ranch town dressed in
riding breeches and putteeS and
not even wearing a gun.
You can meet Tobias Pepper in
Hell Crazy Range" ($0, by
Francis w. Hilton, which just has
been published by the H. G.
Kinsey & Co., Inc.
tobias, known as Tobasco to
the cowboys on his fathers ranch,
returned from attending law
school in the east. The ranch
hands remembered Tobasco as a
hard hitting, hard drinking he
man type and they hardly we're
prepared for the "Sissified" look
ing chap who left the train.
Il =
TINE author has taken the
i theme of "cow-waddy" 60
ing east to school and has de-
veloped it in an entertaining
manner. He has caught the back
ground of the traditional west
which is bending more and more
in the way that law and order de-
mands.
In this way he contrasts both in
melodramatic and dramatic style
the conflict that Tobias passed
through when he sought to get
justice in the courts for the MUIR
der of his father, the destruction
of his ranch and the cattle steal
ing on the part of killer gang
When you finish the story, you
will agree with me that clothes
don't always make the man.
This book is entertaining read
ing. 1t is something wee bit
different in western stories.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-28

When Trina Skariatina visited
indianapolis shortly after the
Bobbs- Merrill Company published
her first book, First to Go Back,
she said she had in preparation
another book on Russia. Next
week, Bobbs-Merrill will publish
Little Era in Old Russia" which
is the story of the authors child
hood in Russia as the daughter Of
a cultured and noble family.
Evening star., 1934-03-31
Gosnel Tabernacle.

THE Full Gospel Tabernacle, North
Capitol and K streets, will have
special musical programs at the Eas-
ter services at both morning and eve
ming services At the morning service
at II o'clock the orchestra will give
appropriate selections and the choir
will sing several Easter numbers.
tomorrow night at 7;30 the Easter
choir OF so voices will render the
cantata Life Eternal" by Fred B.
Holton, under the direction Of j. A.
Johnson, jr,; organist, H. ]. Brandes.
The numbers are as follows:
Man lar Iof' OF sorrcWsH S'H' Ethel Hardin. con-
tralto soloist, and choir.
"Gethsemane;" Mems two;part chorus.
Calvary" Mr.; Presley Wedding. bass
"a ''TfSs, Whisper sC Of Hope" Grace Ford. So
prano; Mrs, H; J. Brandes, alto;
-ehours. | ladies' two-pars chorus and
Hail to the Kine" Carl Brumbsck.
tenor soloist and choir
"The Morning Is Breaking" Ethel Har.
din eontrslto od@c. Re6eTs ebert Brqm6ack tenor
The, Redeemer Triumphant" Eunice
The King of Glory" Choir.
Eye Shall Live Also" Mr.. Laws, baritone
Soloist. and choir
THE Resurrection and the Life" Choir
Preceding the cantata, beginning at
tbs, a special band of Is pieces will
give an Easter program including
The Angelus." by Peter Buys, and
other special numbers. Winfred
Kemp, cornet soloist of the United
States Marine Band. will play THE
Holy City," by Stephen Adams
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Gnnnrrnatinnal

Easter musical programs at the
First Congregational Church, Tenth
and G streets northwest. will be given
during both services by the vested
choir of so voices under the direction
of Ruby Smith Stahl, and by the
church organist, Paul De Long Gable.
The choir will be assisted by the
quartet, composed of Ruby Smith
Stahl, soprano; Dorothy Wilson Hal
bach, contralto; Louis Annis, tenor;
Dale Hamilton, bass
Mr. Gable will give an organ recital
preceding the morning service. The
program is as follows:
"A Musical Story of Easter" (ar-
ranged by Paul D. Cable. Jesus of
Nazareth" by Savino: The Entry
into Jerusalem" by Knapp It's
Midnight and on Olives Brow" By
Bradbury; Cup of Bitterness" by
zamecnik; March to the Gross" And
the Veil was Rent" by Tschaikovsky;
Morning at the Tomb" by Grieg;
THE Risen Lord" by Davidica Other
numbers are: "Cujus Amman from
the Stabat Mater" by Rossini; Easter
Alleluia." by Ottenwalder; "Hosan-
nah," by Theodore Dubois; Calvary" "
by Rodney, and Stately Professional"
by Delamarter. At the evening serv-
ice MIR. Gable will play: "Hosannah," 4"
by Dubois; Calvary" by Rodney;
Jesus the Very Thought of Thee"
Chimes: ''Tis Midnight and on Olives
Brow" the "Hallelujah Chorus" from
"The Messiah" and Stately Process
sional," by Delamarter.
The choir will sing the following
selections:
Morning: "Let Their Celestial Con-
certs All Unite" by Handel: Behold
Ye Despisers," by Parker; "An Easter
Alleluia," by Shaw; "The Hallelujah
Chorus" C"MessiahD, by Handel.
Evening: "HoSanna," by Jones. A
tenor and bass duet. "The Crucifix." I"
will be sung by Louis Annis and Dale
Hamilton. Robert Hobbs will sing a
bass solo, when I Survey the Won
drous Cross"
For the II o'clock service at
the Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church tomorrow an Easter program
will be rendered by the Mount Pleas
ant chorus $50 voices under the di-
rection of Norton M Little with
Claude Robson at the organ and
Mary Apple. contralto, and William
P. Shanahan, tenor, as s0loiStS. The
following is the program:
Organ prelude, Resurrection Morn"
Johnston
contralto solo, "open the Gates Of the
Temple" Knapp
CnoruseS-
Carol of the Trees. "....... Arr. Gaul
"Hallelujah Chorus" .......... Handel
"Eosanna" ..G Grainer
Organ postlude, "Pomp and Circum-,
stance" .Elgar
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1ratnrrA mnrkE

The Last Seven Words of Christ" Dubois at pm,
tomorrow at Fifteenth Street Presbyterian Church.
Francis Lane) cantata
Church, tomorrow at pm.
"Oive to Calvary Maunder), cantata, Second Baptist
Church, tomorrow at 8 pm.
The Resurrection and the Stoughton) cantata
Waugh Methodist Episcopal Church, Third and streets
northeast, tomorrow at pm
Christ the Victor" Dudley Buck), cantata. Epworth
Methodist Episcopal Church South tomorrow pm.
"The Promise of Easter" canata morning service
Pauls Presbyterian Church, Cottage City Md
Redemption" Gounod), second third parts Eastern
Presbyterian Church, 7:45 pm.
The Living Christ" ehmann) Metropolitan
byteran Church, tomorrow at 7:45 pm.
THE Rock of Hamein DRAMA Woodside Methodist Eps-
copa Church, 1914 Georgia avenue, Silver Spring. Md
est Claudia Easter play Calvary Methodist Episcopal
Church, tomorrow evening.
Easter Pageant Grace Lutheran Church, pm.
The Resurrection Manney) pm tomorrow at Douglas
Memorial NJ E. Church
Life Eternal" Holton), 73O pm tomorrow at the Full
Gospel Tabernacle
Mason the Blind DISCIPLE pageant, at pmy tomorrow
at Hamne M. E. Church.
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Epiarnpal

Music foc tomorrow and Low sun
day. April 8, at tie Washington Ca
thedral will be:
fEsGvaa5 sEEX1eS M2RNISs ERRNSs Prayer HR
Professional hymn, 172' Jesus Christ Christ -
Easter St r'ca canticle, prayer book. page l6@::
TIE Deum in C".....-.-W Walter h Hall
IStroit, t's' HYMN 10, Come, Ye Fai.Iial,
.c0mn,mion COINS 1S Service in f Fiat J. eyre
HNmno oeT 9st0ff 1he SeBGhi Battle Done
ofertoTy anthem, Most GLORIOUS IdSa r IoTd Wost
At Of prcssntaiion. F.ts THE DoxelSsg ss9 E. "es'
cormunion nymn, l3s At tff LamPs Ian scp
After benediction, "Nunc Dimittis,n
hEmn IA hf BeFthd2d
FESTIVAL EvENsoNG AND SERMON.
4PM.
Prqcefslonal Hymn. H. Jesus Christ Mn1san y
!; G; 9qsSley: 5(,,, 5GnHs j., PeresEinus e., :;
Hmn p2 OS{ars sqfoss SoH G cs3 No I55ye
odSfidry Rfa5n An2s anfSem Us oh shs I Unto the
Lore. for He Hath Tr.umpEr%d Gl9pl-; pl;os+
odd Hundreith'
Gavest. Lo~d. Is Er|ed'' G. G Scholefield
Recessional hymn, 179. He Is Risen.
He Is Risen .............J, Neanuer
Edgar Priest, organist and 0hoir-
master.
Easter music ct St. Thomas Eplsco-
pal Church, Eighteenth and Church
streets will include:
At II am
Soprano solo, IN the End Of the Sab
"Communion Service in E"
oeertory Anthem. "Lisht;5 Gll{seT5ng aI
At pm. there will be a service for
young people Vested chorus and solo
quartet comprising Mrs. Carl Hen
ming. soprano; K. Lee Jones. alto;
Richard Allen, tenor; Robert Frederick
Frelnd, baritone L. B. Aldrlch IS
organist and director,
A AN-Souls' Memorial Church Rev.
Continued on Page 7, Column p
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Hititariar

The music at the II o'clock service
at All-Souls Church CUnitarian) =,
Sixteenth and Harvard streets, will
be given by Flora McGill Keefer,
mezzo-soprano; Charles Trowbridge
Tittmann. bass; Lewis Corning At
water, organ; Elsa Raner. violin, and
j. Alden Ffnckel, cello, as follows:
Instrumental prelude
tal organ, '..yivo Giocoso" 80. Rogers
(b) Organ Carlton" .... Rogers
(c) Trio, "Andante con moto."
Van Goens
(e} Trio RIO "Andante da cantabilea "aaisSE BiocE
Solo, "Hosanna" ...........G .Granier
Solo, "Alleluia" ......... Mozart
MRS Keefer.)
Instrumental trio, "Andante con moto."
Duet, praise to God" .. Hildach
organ postlude, EFT Resurrexit . Krysen
Evening star., 1934-03-31
HnturrHaltHt

The program Of music at the un'-
versalist National Memorial Church,
Sixteenth and S streets northwest,
Rev. Frederic w. Perkins. D. D., min
lister. tomorrow is as follows:
ORGAN Prelude-Arranged BY Moret from
ancient Easter carol. 20 Fill. o Filiae "
Choir ProceSsional-''JeSus Christ Is Riser
Today" from 'Lyra Davidica."
VenIte-Dr. Boyce.
Choros-.For Since by Man Came Death"
CMeSsiah'O ........H Handel
Carol-''Clrist the Lord Is Risen" Moza IT
Chorus for double cholr)-"Jesus Christ
l. Risen ................S Stanford
Ofertory PresentatiOn-'W Worthy Is the
Lamb t.Messiah'D .......... Handel
The Hallelujah Chorus" CMessiah'D..
Handel
Orran Postlude-'H Hallelujah Chorus"
from The Mount of Olives" Beethoven
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Mrthnhiht prntrhtant

Tomorrow the following music will
be given at Mount Tabor Methodist
Protestant Church of Georgetown;
Meta Turkenton, director; Pauline
Barnes Woodruff. organist:
Organ prelude, "Marche AnRlais,"
Scotson Clark
PROFESSIONAL hymn, ''The Day of
Anthem. Christ Our Passover. Schilling
Incidental solos: Mrs. J. Law
renee Young, soprano: Mrs. Clyde
Hunt. contralto; Conrad Krieger,
tenor.
Hymn, Christ, the Lord, Is Risen
Anthem, christ Is Risen. ........ Hines
Soprano solo. IT Know That My Re
deemer Liveth." from THE Mes
Recessional hymn. "of q Thousand
Tongues to Sing. "........I ingalls,
organ postlude, Festival March :. Ref
Evening star., 1934-03-31
United Brethren.

THE following music will be given
tomorrow at the Memorial
United Brethren Church. North Capt.
tol and r streets, Rev. 8. B. Daugh-
erty, minister.
MORNING SERVICE.
Anthem, ''The Easter Dawn. -. Buck
SoloiStS, Mrs. g. B. Daugherty,
Kathryn Satterfield.
Anthem. 'Infamatus," from the Stabat
Mater" .................. .Rossini
Norma Simonson and Choir.
EVENING SERVICE
Anthem, "Alleluia". West
The Choir.
Duet. BY Gift Of Love" Marks
Mrs. 8. B. Daueherty. Horatio Rench.
Marie M. Boal Il organist.
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New Jerusalem.

FASTER music at the Church Of the
Holy City. Swedenborgian, Six
teenth and Corcoran streets north
west, at II am. will be:
organ Prelude. "Sanctus." b Minor.
MaSo ..;...,' ,.''',': - osCH
Professional Choir and Sunday
Come. Ye Faithful" Festival chants
and responses; .,, .,.
the Resurrection. .Riemann-D -Dtckenson
Hymns. Sing With All the. Sons Of
postiude. aHallel1jah". M ~ Handel
Ruth Halsted. soloist. Maude @.
Sewall. organist and director.
Evening star., 1934-03-31
GlrtHttatt

Easter Sunday music will be pre-
sented in Fifteenth Street Christian
Church at Fifteenth street and Ken
lucky avenue southeast, at IL am, by
a chorus choir of l8 voices, with
Harryett Meyer, organist.
Anthem. "fRejoice and Be Glad Nolte
Solo. The Strife Is Oer'. ...... Shelley
Alice Gene Carver.
The evening service at o'clock,
with pictures and special music by the
Junior Choir.
Evening star., 1934-03-31

The music tomorrow at Columbia
Heights Christian Church, 1435 Park
road, will be as follows:
Prelude, Easter Morning on Mount
"Doxology" and GLORIA"
Hymn. Christ, the Lord. Is Risen
Prayer response. Hear Our Prayer
Communion hymn. More Love to Thee"
Anthem. "Hosanna" ........... Granier
Garden Dickinson
Hymn: ~ Know That My RedeemsT
Benediction. The Grace Of Our Lord
Schaufier
Postlude. "Maestoso con Mascia". Gaul
Director, Mrs. William Collins; or
ganist, Esther Hull.
Evening star., 1934-03-31

At the Calvary Methodist Episcopal
Church. Columbia road near Fifteenth
street northwest. the following pro-
gram for Easter Sunday has beer
prepared by Louis A. Potter, director
of music:
Ravenellc
ofertory torgan and piano). Easier 49,,
orsan postlude, ''Marche Pontificale,"
Mr.. Potter. organist; Miss Frush. pianist
Anthem Anthem "A Joy joyous US F Easter sors from
The Cologne Gesangbuch.. 1623C,
arranged by Dickinson
The anthems will be sung by the
combined junior and senior choirs
Ruby Potter, soloist, will sing
"Hosanna," by Granier, with organ
and piano accompaniment.
The evening service will consist OF
the Easter play, "St. Claudia" to be
Club, under the direction Of BesS G.
Miles. Instrumental music will be
played as follows:
organ prelude, I, e;,.r,7y %,7deditation" drom
orertory raS A0x orgsn any and piano.. itany,T Tu
- Schubert arranged by Mr.. Potter.
Organ sostlude. "A Song OF JOY" Stebbins
The combined choirs. Senior, Young
Peoples and Juniors, of the Lincoln
Road Methodist Episcopal Church,
Rev. Walter Franklin Atkinson, minis
ter, assisted by William Stevens and
George Eppley, violins; Frances
Stevens. cornet, and Blanche Dell and
Vivien Ross, pianistS, will render spe-
cial musical selections at the services
tomorrw. The program is as follows:
HAM
Easter theme. II Know That My Re
deemer Liveth."
Anthem, I'm the End of the Sabbath"
Speaks
Anthem. Beautiful Saviour" Christensen
Ofertory solo. Easter Dawn" Woodman
Kathryn Hand, contralto. .
Anthem, Resurrection" ......... Shelley
SPIN.
Call to worship. "The Miracle Of
selection, ELECTION voices Of the woods"
Recitation, Easter Day" Rosa Jarrei.
Hymn. Christ. the Lord Is Risen TODAY"
kesitation. Ri The Lilies Sermon" oeorEe &c
Musical reading. my Garden" Frances
Dramatization, "The Children's King"
Doris Linkins.
Hymn, Grown Him With Many Crowns" /"
Rovilla Fry Atkinson, musical direc-
tor; Mae Stevens, organist.
Tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock the
cantata, Christ the Victor" by Dud-
ley Buck, will be presented by the
Continued on Page Z, Column So
Evening star., 1934-03-31

The musical program for the Easter
services at the H Street Christian
Church, Sixth and H streets south
west, will be directed by Emily Dickin-
son, organist and choir director. as
sisted by Ruth Fisher at the organ.
The organ numbers will be as fol-
lows:
Handel
Resurrection Morn" Johnston
Pastoral symphony from the Messiah"
The choir will sing anthems.
"Welcome Happy Morning. Bracket
"Christ Our Passover. .Schilling
''Gladness In the Garden. Wilson
The soloists will be Edith Jones and
Dorothy Scates, and their numbers
will be II Know That My Redeemer
T,iveth" and Gamers "Hosanna."
Evening star., 1934-03-31
mrthnhtst Ertarnpul

At Hamline Methodist Episcopal
Church, Sixteenth street at Allison
the Hamline Chorus Choir. under the
direction of John H. Marville, will sing
at the morning service only. Edith
b Athey is the organist and the
soloists are Ethel Stickles. soprano;
Mabel Flehr, contralto; John F. Muir
ply, tenor, and Mr.. Marville, bass.
The program is as follows:
organ-(a> Easter With the Penn
SylvanIa Moravians" .... Harvey Gaul
tbj "Christus ResurreXlt Ravenello
Chorus. Russian Easter Alleluia."
Harvey Gaul
Chorus. "Pater NosteT' ,.. Tschaikowskl
HimP' -...........C ClouEh-LeiGhter
chorus, This Glad Easter Day,
arranged by Dickinson
Bass solo. "Hosanna" ......... Granier
Mr. MarVille
Organ, 20 Sons and Daughters Of the
Chorus "Haliclujah'' Grom Messiah J.,
orcaa. Piece Heroioue' Cesar Franck
At the o'clock vcsper service Will
liam Hayghe. tenor, will be the soloist
for the pageant. Mason, the Blind
Disciple"