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EASTER VISITS

For the past twelve years on
Easter morning, the mems and
BOYS choirs of Christ church.
Episcopal. visits a number Of
hospitals fer the purpose Of
carrying in person the Easter
message in song to those who
are unable to leave their sick
beds. Starting at Z tomorrow
morning, Cheston L. Heath.
director. will take the singers
to the Robert Long, Coleman
and Riley hospitals.
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Trinity Evangelical Lutheran
CThe Rev. j. D. Nautilus pastor)
10 A. M

(The Rev. j. D. Nautilus pastor)
10 A. M
Choir Processional-Hymn No 223-
Who Is This That Comes From
organ Prelude-"Grand Choeur" Dubois
Hymn No. 263--"Holy, Holy. Holy, Lord
God Almighty"
Scripture Reading.
Christ Is Risen. Caleb Shipper
Girls choir.
Hymn No. 2ls-"Awake, My Heart.
with Gladness'
Order of the Lutheran Liturgy.
Anthem-"As 1t Began to Dawn"
George u MarLln
Hymn No 222-"Jesus Lives"
Easter Sermon by the Rev. j. D. Nautilus.
Organ Offertory-"R Resurrection Morn
Hymn order of the Lutheran Com
munion Service.
Hymn No. 220-"Jesus Christ, My Sure
Defense"
Recessional Hymn No. 229-"I Know
That My Redeemer Lives
Paul Ebert. director of music.
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Assumption

(The Rev Joseph F. Weber. PASTOR
10 O'Clock Mass
''Vidi Aquam' ......-...-....-W w. c. Peters
''Missa Regina Pacis" .Pietro A. Yon
Benedetion.
20 Salutaris" ..............-.. A. j. silver
'Tantum Ergo" ............C On. NJ. Wldor
Holy God" -.-............- w. q. Peters
Choir Neutrality-suspicious.. Mrs. E. Claus,
Mrs. F. West; alto Miss Caroline Foltz;
tenor, Mr. John Hof. bass Mr.. Louis
Goedeker. Mr.. Ignatius Goedeker Dlrec-
tor, Ignatius Goedeker
B O'Clock Mass
Children's Choir.
Heavenly Hope"
1.-THE Dawn Was Purpling Ger the Sky"
''Alleluia Alleluial Let the Holy Anthem
Rise"
1.-The Melody of Morning
What Happiness Can Equal Mine
Violins-Miss Rosalind Ruhl. Miss Fran
ceS FoItZ.
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Church of the Holy Cross

(The Rt. Rev. William F. Keefe. Pastor)
Organ Selections on Easter Themes Theme r-,,,n
= A. NJ. solemn Resurrection Mass
Processional-'O Fill ct Flllae 1;,,,,
Vested Boy Choristers Male Chorus.
Proper of the Mass.
Introit-"ResuTrexi ........... .Laboure
Graduale-"Haec Dies ...,.;......' Dress
Seuuence-"Victimae PASCAL 80.
onertory-"Terra Tremuit' - -. Dress
Communio-"Pascha Nostrum' Ravanello
Ordinary of the Mass:
Kyrie. Gloria Credo sanctus., Benedictus.
and Agnus Del from the 'Mlssa Ponu-
ficalis." BY Dom Lorenzo Perosl-
Recessional- Unfold Ye Portals, Gounod
Boy c mg 3 n a bevo moIs cn0'u''
Processional-o Fill ct Fil io,t r,; tI,,r,
vested Boy chOristers. nra,.,
.r.n ,,' rradR:oy ohoristerS Lorenzo perosi
'r'n'um Ergo Fun Choir cr. Lorenzo Fs'o'l
Terra Tremus, ro,o chorus DieSS
Fecessional-.Unfoid Ye Portals" Gounod
Full Choir.
The Rev; Victor L G0osens, conductor
Boy Choristers-Arthur Brockman, Har-
old Burkart: William Bro Brochh pa9sf
Hynes. Robert Hickey. John Hesselgrave,
Paul Fisher James McCaslin, William Nc
Caslin. James McNelis George McKeand,
Francis Moriarty, James Moran. Bernard
Moran. Ralph Dean Joseph Piggot, Joseph
Mattz Joseph Quill William Swallow.
Vincent Shanahan, Thomas Scolard. Rich
ard Schoenig. RAYMOND Sucker. Edmund
OConnor. Paul Topmlller. Dominic Iucher,
Paul Spellman Dennis Sullivan, Homer
Watson. and John Shanahan Librarian.
Male Chorus-TenorS. Joseph Swallow
ST. James ID. Cooney. Leo McMahon. ROD
ert Calls Edward Newcomb. Joseph Reidy:
Bernard Waters. Robert Murphy. ana
James Berry. Bases. Robert Fessler, Rob
ert Shipman, Albin KreSs, Michael Big
gins Harold McGlinchy, Ralph kreSs
RAYMOND Grothaus. Ralph Mattlngly. Louis
Mueller. and Leo Billerman.
-6 and 1:30 O'Clock Low Mass
Easter HYMNS BY the School Girls Choir
'Resurrexi
Regina Coell
sChrfst the Lord Is Risen"
Deep in Thy Sacred Heart
"Alleluia. Allelula'
Easter hymns by the Ladies Trio; Mrs.
Ferdinand Graf. Mrs. Michael Klain. Miss
Mary c. Klain.
-IO:30 O'Clock High Mass
School Girls Choir.
''Vidi Aauam
'sMissa Brevis' -........... Nicola Montanl
''Rerins Coelt' ..--.-......- HANNA
Ann Atkinson. Catherine Bowie Helen
Burkart Ruth Cronan. Lucy Fenton, Mary
Flahertv Mary Kelch. Cecilia Logan. Mar
gsret Murdoch. Harriet Mangln. Dolores
Topmiller, Frances Tucher Mary Wheeler.
FLORENCE Backman. Irene Burkart. Mar
earet Carroll. Margaret Crisp. Ruth
bowney Margaret Feency Loretta DuvaH
Mary Katherine GrothGus, Juliana Hess.
Rosemary Hodel. Eleanor Jones. Mary
Knisel. Margaret Markey:. Helen MCCOY.
Agnes Spaulding. Anna Swallow. Mary Jane
MaudIin, Helen Lux. Helen SpaldIng. Betty
Wheeler. Helen White.
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Holy Rosary

tThe Rt. Rev. Marine Priori. pastor)
The masses at Holy Rosary church on
Easter Sunday will be at $50. and 10
a. m. Benediction of the Blessed Sacra-
ment will follow the mass at 10. At the
Z o'clock mass the junior choir of Holy
Christ the Lord Is Risen Today
Christ Is Risen"
HOLY Holy. Holy
20 Come, Loud Anthems Let Us Sing"
Choir Members-Misses Ida Cato, Mary
Raia. Margaret Piglacelli. Santa Proven
sano, Concetta Sergi. Anna Bova. Mar
O'Connell. Margaret Gillert. Mary ouat-
trocchi. Josephine Lombardo. Rose
Quarazzi Dorothy Putnam. Lena Marie
Filicicchia. Providence Micel Jospeh1ne
phne Venezia. Johanna O'Connell. Mar
garet Peoni.
At the 10 o'clock high mass the follow
ing. program will be rendered by the
senior choir:
,"yidi A!Aouam" ................:..G regorian
.kyrle ......s............... .H. Mentzel
,.JIorla ''.''''''''....'.''' II Mentzei
ofIertory."Regina coeM'; e. a MarSo
"Benedictus'' .................H Mentzel
comm1nion-"Ec Pants" "A. ' TroieII
Benedction.
Ta Li Ergo" '....''.'....'M. 4. Melyil
'Cebbl nir Members.sonranos. MISS M Mazo
garet Parker. Miss Margaret Marshall
Miss Mary Sgroi. Miss Anna Cringle. Miss
LUCILLE Cringle. Mrs. Angelina, Kramer,
Organist and Director-Miss Freda
Buennagel
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st. AnthOny'S

(The Rev Albert H. Busald. PASTOR
1880 High Mass
St. Anthony's Male Choir.
Vidi Aquam.
Pietro Yon-Mass in Honor of the
Little Flower.
Organist. Miss Helen OGara.
Q O'Clock Mass
School Choir.
The dawn was purpling DER the sky.
Christ is risen from the dead.
Come, bring your Easter lilies.
can old French melody
Come Unto Me, Redeemer Mine.
Repina Cneli
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Young People in Play

An Easter pageant, He Has Tri-
umphed," will be presented at First
United Brethren church tomorrow
evening by the young people of the
church school.
Oriental costumes and staging ar
rangements with lighting effects will
be used to good advantage during
the entertainment.
The cast of characters is as fol-
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st. Philips Episcopal

(The Rev. M. B. Mitchell Vicar)
--7:30 A. M
Holy Eucharist.
$50 A. M
Church School
Ill A. M
Choral Eucharist.
Processional-"C Come Ye Faithful"
1ntroit-"Jesus. the Very Thought OF
Thee"
The Gradual-''At the Lambs High
Feast. We Sing
GIOrla 1lpl ..-.......... .Cocnrane
LauS 1lpl ..-...'...'... .....-.. Cochrane
Credo in Deum ................Co chrane
Sermon Hymn-"Jesus Christ Is Risen
sermon@''seeking Things on High"
ofertory-"Angeis Roll the ! ROCK r k''A'
Away"
sursum Corda ...............Co chrane
SanctuS ......'............ Cochrane
BenedlctuS '.................. Cochrane
Communion Hymn land Now. o
Father"
Gloria in Excelsis .......se Selected
Re ecSs 9!S strife Is Ger" Seie''e0
The choir will sing Cochrane's Euchar-
list, which is the Ancient Liturgy set to
the tune of Spirituals.
Miss Lois Duvalle, organist. and Mrs.
Lillian Lemon. director.
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Morning SerUiceS for
Prayer Are Scheduled in
City Houses of Worship
Youthful Groups to Take Active Part in Festive Events;
VeSper Rites to Close Day of Meditation for
INDIANAPOLIS Residents.
SIS. Peter and Paul Cathedral


CThe Most Rev Joseph Elmer Ritter. D. D..
Rector
1880 O'clock Solemn High Mass
March-'Hosanna" 49,. Faulkes. op. 1873
,- Proper Of the Mass ~.
Sraduale-"Hsec Dies" - Dress
victimae Pasohah' tTon
ofertorium-.'Terra Tremuit'' -.
commanio-'pascha Nostrum f ron :,
" Ordinary Of the Mass 80,
Kyrie. Gloria. Credo. sanctus. Benedictus'
From Mass in honor Of St. Lawrence"
bv j. Alfred 9iosS eh sh OBJ q s. HE Mass is
based upon the "Benedicamus Domino. On
Festis solemnibusj and .Hosanna Flho
Recessional-':'Ye Sons and Daughters
OF the Lord" ..-.-..-..-.--- Ilsserano
$40 p. W. Solemn Vespers-
Preceded BY organ recital Of Improyisa-
lions on themes from Easter hymns from
'Musica DiyinsF Philip Kreckel. CD. 81 b.
Processional-"Hae Dies. Biedermann
Psalm l09 .-....-..-.- --. GIldIlL
Antiphon-"Et ecce" -Cnant
Fsalm ITO - ..-.-.-- -. .'..-'-'..- S Si
Antiphon-"E autem ..-..--...-C nant
F6alm III ,..-.. .-...-.; '''...'..'. Slan u.
Antiphon-"Pra timore" ....-.....-C naht
Antiphon@' Respondents autem" 1890. Chant
An dihl Dies" -. Biedermann
Antiphon-"Et respicienteS' .-...---C nant
Canticle-"M gnificat" ...-...-.-..--
Anthem-"Regi Coeli" ........e.....P iel
Benediction.
20 Salutaris" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Yon
'Tantum Ergo" Northumberland 1cognani
Recessional-"Papal Hymn 49,. CIanss
Schola Cantorum-Harry s. Calland.
Max Fentz. Bernard @. thinner, Francis
QBrien, Samuel NJ. Dickinson. William Il.
Bradley, Edmund ]. Bradley. Leo F.
LAUDER. Francis Delaney. Thomas ?. Big
gins, Humbert P. PaRani. Carl J. LAUDER.
z. H Doerr and Edward BaShelle. Helen
Shepherd, organist: Elmer Andrew Steften.
choirmaster-director
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Speedway Blvd. NJ. E.
(The Rev. Jasper Cox, pastorl
MORNING
Christ Arose" Observation-Disclosures Lowry

N4Ae rev. Jasper NOHs
MORNING
"CQr1SG Arose lOWrV
Choir.
HE Is Not Dead
Tenor solo, Bob Shank.
Christ the Lord IS Risen Today. Wesley
Choir.
EVENING
''The Song of Triumph" a Cantata BY
Edward Norman, will be presented by the
choir. Helen McCalment and Mrs. Denver
Craig pianists. w; S. Cox. director.
Mrs. Craig.
"All Hail the Power of Jesus Name"
Congregation.
Hail Glorious Day
God So Loved the World"
Duet, Pauline Lotus. Bob Shank.
"sing Unto the Lord
''They crucified Him
Ouartette Jasper Cox. Fern Easton.
Marguerite Marble. w. S. Cox.
Dark Is the Garden
Quartette Denver Craig. Helen
,,, McCalment, Georgia Cox. Bob Shank
Keep Your Vain Watch
Duet. Bob Shank, Denver Craig.
las 1t Began to Dawn
Duet, Georgia Cox, Helen McCalment.
Christ the Lord Is Risen"
Savior Divine"
,,,-, Tenor solo, Bob Shank.
The Triumph Song
Finale. Choir.
= q
First Friends
(Dr. David M. Edwards. pastorl
lois A. M
organ-'Aye, Maria. ............ Schubert
Processional-"Corona hymn No.
173.
FRnypSasion Adoren;: re Eq nbois
Hymn-'Christ the Lord Is Risen To-
day." No. 161
Anthem-"In Joseph's Lovely Garden"
with soprano Obligatory
Ofertory-"Andante Appassionato''
from Cavalleria Rusticana) Mascagni
(Organ and string ensemble.)
Anthem-"As 1t Began to Dawn" Barker
with soprano solo,
Believe in the Life Eter-
Hymn-7"Lift Up. Lift Up No. 1855.
Postlude-"Cuj Amman" 49,. .Rossinri
E. Leona Wright. director of music;
Earl w. Wells, organist; Nellie G. Dawes,
guest soprano, and String Ensemble, di-
rected by PAMELA c. Butler.
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Central Universalist

(The Rev e. j. Thrush. pastor)
Morning
Preludes-
Easter Morning. ......... Otto Molling
"Andante" ...t..........J w. Gritton
Solo Easter Morn" ............P. Riser
Ruth Schlaegel. soprano.
Ofertory-"S pringtide" ........... Grieg
Solo Easter Dawn" ................
commentaries. r. Hungton Woodman
Harry OLeary. basso.
Postlude-"Easte March" ......... Merkel
Mrs. Mildred Vogt. orgsnist.
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Bethlehem Lutheran

-1O:15 A. M
Professional Hymn-"Come Ye Faith
song ful F Bamar sRe s9van
Children Come to jesus
Easter Exercises, Junior Glass, Mrs.
Earl Wrinkle director.
Song. Primary DEPARTMENTAL East
organ Recital :" Easter Meditations''
Miss Elizabeth Johnson.
| Anthem-"Seek Ye Christ Among the,
conf Elvling Service c.'''''''''''' wilson
Epistle Lesson, I Peter I, SO.
eospei Iess aS G' %. Lilo and d'0''
Anthem-"LoI The Tomb Is Empty.
Hymn-"Jesus Christ Is Risen Today -
Sermon theme-"Excuse Making on
ofer tory TSiG sl0 in n Me a Clean
Juni asac Choir + aa9d Jesursalem Nesius
Hymn-'Draw Nigh :, and Take the s'ASf
Body of Our Lord" .......... Sullivan
me Sanctus Bacn
me AgnuS Del .....-...-.. BraunschWelg
The Thanksgiving.
Recessionai Hymn" Christ Is Risen"
Postlude-"Triumphiai March. Guiimant
broadway BdpLlSC
(The Rev. r. M Dodrill. pastor)
Soloist, Charles Runyan, trumpet; Thel-
ma Grannis, soprano; W. G. Bruce, tenor;
P. j. Watt, tenor; B. Camp, baritone; ~ J.
Queenn, bass George Montgomery tenor;
Katherine Macdonald, violin.
1870 p. M
Part 1.-THE Crusifixion'
Trumpet-"The Old Rugged Cross.
Male ouartet-'To Die for Me- Shepard
Part 1.-THE Resurrection
Chorus Choir-"Awake Thou That
Sleepest' MISREPRESENTATION. Maker
Childrens Chorus
Jesus Christ Is Risen Today. .Davidica
Grown Yet the King ........... Geibel
Soprano Solo-"Calvary'' ......... Rodney
Chorus Choir-"King of Kings. Shipper
Message-Pastor.
Invitation.
Baptismal Service.
Benediction.
Organ Postlude.
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st. Bridget's

(The Rev. John F. McShane. Pastor)
3 O'Clock Mass
Hymns sung by the children
"Alleluia! Alleluia Let the Holy Anthem
Rise
The Dawn Was Purpling Ger the Sky
Christ the Lord Is Risen Today
Hail the Holy Day of Days
10 O'Clock High Mass
''Vidi Aquam" ...............W w. G. Peters
Mass in F'-..............J Joseph Concord
Offertory-"Haec Dies" Luigi Bordese
Before Benediction-"R Regina Coeli'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. A. Werner
Benediction-
20 Salutaris''
"Tantum Ergo" ...... Rev / M wilkins
Holy God We Praise Thy Name"
Members of the Choir-George Ham
Dourghty. John j. Broderick. Mary Davis
Margaret Davis. Mary Long, Elizabeth
Lucid
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St. Joan of Arc

(The Rt. Rev. Maurice OConnor. PASTOR
-l0:30 4. NJ. High Mass
Arc School Solemn Missa in honor
Nominis Mariae scored for two and
three part male chorus by Mitterer
,'Kyrie' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mitterer
Boys Choir.
Boys Choir.
SanctuS ....-......-..-..... Mltterer
"AgnuS Der ................. Mitterer
The members of the mems choir are
Duncan. Ian joyce, Ernest Fuersf. william
konop:, Ross Copeland, Norbert Smith.
K Zen I, Scales William Dudins, Geo
Harry Albright and Vic Merkley.
Organist-Miss Marie c. Filcer
Director-Geo. A Smith
. O'Clock Mass
Womens Choir.
.s Seslh maT I9eii August vii Il CeTol
''Ye Sons and Daughters of the Lord
''-''''''-- -, PaleStrlna
Soul of Ny Saviour = III. Dobice
''Alleluia. Alleluia.s e'9'''-"''
liam Ankenbrock John Blackwell. John
NlesSe. Garland Rutherford Kathleen
Moldthaun and Misses Irma Ross, Teresa
Joan McHugh. Mary Agnes Keller Mary
Jane Schmidt, Mary Ann Hoffman. Marie
RlverS. Betty, Berling. Mary Alice Brady.
Dorothy Brady. Lois Reilly. Anna Reilly
Marie Warren, Mary Mcclure. Dana wiki
Inc. Rita Joyce. Betty LEIGH and Mary
Organist-Marie c. Filcer.
s. O'Clock Mass
Girls Choir.
'Resurrexil"
Regina Coeli''
"Alleluia; Alleluia. Let the Holy Anthem
Rise"
Communion Hymn-"Jesus. Thou Art Com
St. Johns
(The Rev Clement NJ Bosler. Pastor)
-10:30 High Mass
"Orbis Factor" Mass for two voices. by
Proper of the Mass. by the Rev. Carlo Ros-
SIM.
ofertory-"Adoro TIE Devore"
Choir Members-Choir master, sthe Rev.
Bickel: harpist. Miss Catherine Uterine con Tsr
Mixed Choir ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mrs
Brennan. Miss DOYLE. Margaret corydon,
Elizabeth Breen; Mary Egan. Margaret
Altos, Mrs. VIM. Goory. Loretta Martin.
Fldelia Moore, Laura Stake. Tenors.
Charles Mariana. Thomas O'Connor
BaSsos. the Rev. Edwin Sahm. Harry
Martin. John Scherer.
- O'clock Mass
Young Ladies Choir.
Accomplishments. John Academy orch
eSjra.
GLORIOUS Easter Morn"
Regina Coeh."
offertoTy--"Ave Maria"
Our Lord Is Risen
Harp Selections at Communion Time.
Hail Hcly Days"
Ga T1zooLs-
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Our Lady of LOurdes

CThe Rev NJ w. Lyons PASTOR
1890 A. VI. Solemn High Mass
Vloi AQuam ........-. Arr. by Nor
Ordinary Of the Mass
Missa "Salve Regina" ...+.-J. G. z 4&de
Four Part Score With OrgA
Accompaniment.
Terra Tremuit ----+-...... Alpha. Dress
occasional
cbo,r ies Feene Aiph Re g1ess
Day. Marcella Wade, Mrs Hohi, Margaret
Egan Florence BaetZ, Marie Murphy. Doris
Refs, Winifred O'Brien. Catherine OCon-
nor. Ruth Day. Alma Day Dorothy Duffy.
Norbert OConnor. James Clements. Robert
Maxey. John Murphy. Thomas Kennevey
and Ruth Woempner
Observation-Disclosures Fox.
Choirmaster and Director - billiard
Francis.
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st. Joseph's

-(The Rt Rev. Francis b Dowd. Pastorl
Professional
''Vidi AQuRm" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Gregorian
"Adoremus" Observation-Disclosures. NowowieiSki
Mess in Honor OF Blessed Sacrament
.....................J. A. Norman
''Kyrie" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Norman
Gloria. Credo. Sanctus. Benedictus. Agnes
offertory-"Regina Coel!' ........ Melvil
''Tantum Ergo" ......-.........V erduSSeu
Choir Members-Loretta McManamon
Mrs. Margaret Bright. Mrs. Prank Dowd.
Gathering Mootz. Rosemary Commons
Vincent Fox. Emmett McAanamcn. john
Fargo. Leo Martin.
Organist-Helen Haehl.
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St. Roch's
(The Rev. Arthur Pointkowski, o. F. NJ,
PASTOR.
High Hass 1890
First Holy Communion.
1ntroit, "Resurrexi ct adhuc tecum
Kyris. Missa "Auxilum c & fGoTS f'Ns'
Gloria, Missa "Auxilium christ DD'l
e e5aSSrais; , "Haec Dies Dies, Alph; Dress
ofeGtory. Terra Tremuit" ..Alph 1 Dress
sanctus, Missa "Auxilium Chris
Beneedictus Missa "Auxilium chris
Agnas Bel. Missa "Auxiiium chris DDel
During Communion, 80 Lord I Am
Not Worthy" 20 Esca Viatorum'
Communion. "Pascha nostr III '' im-
molatus est Christus" ..~.......
Recessional, Regina Coeli' Cagliero
Fromhold. Miss Ellen Weber, Miss Sylvia
Weber
Alto-Miss Margaret Braun, Mrs. Merle
Egan. Miss Ruth Weber
Tenor-George Rolfsen, Leo Sitter, Norval
Thompson.
Bass-John Braun. Fred shier.
Organst-Miss Roseann Davey
Director-Joseph B. Brand.
Second Holy Mass 10 O'clock
Music by the school children's choiE.
Organist-Helen Brand.
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st. AIMS

(The Rev. Francis Patterson. Pastor)
''vidi Aquam"
Kyrie" ...................E Eduardo Mario
GIorla Dec ...-........ EDUARDO MARIO
"Credo'' Mass in honor of the Holy
Family
"sanctus Mass in honor of st. Ignatius,
"Agnus Dei"-(Mass in honor of st. Igna-
For the ofertory the choir will sing Re
gina Coeli'' IN. Loeschl
Benediction following the Mass.
20 Salutaris' Observation-Disclosures. Marco
"Tantum Ergo" ...............V erdussen
Praise Ye the Father"
Members of Choir-Mrs Paul Volker
Emma BIaschke ]. j. Vest. Henry j.
Blaschke. George Wtemeier.
Organist-Mrs. Anna r. MahoneY.
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Sacred Heart
(The Very Rev. John Joseph Brogger.
o. F. M, PASTOR
-i:45 A. M
Easter procession, preceded by Triple
Alleluia. During Procession, Haec Dies.
and Magnihcat.
) A. NJ
Mass in Honor of the Holy Cross-Dietrich
Offertory-"Terra Tremuit" ......G reith
After High Mass, an Easter Carol
-l0:30 A. NJ
Missa TIE Deum Laudamus. ...........Y on
Offertorv-"Haec Dies ..............R ees
Solemn Benediction following this Mass.
o Salutaris ....................... HANNA
Tantum Ergo ........-.......C arolo Hamm
Mixed Choir of forty voices
Organist and Director-F j. Boerger.
q q y
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The members of the mems choir are
Messrs. Paul Smith ThoS. Pagan. Fred
Duncan. Ian joyce. Ernest Fuerst. William
Konop.. Ross Copeland. Norbert Smith.
Kenneth Scales. William Dudine, Geo.
Smith, Richard Baier. James Mcnamara,
Harry Albright and Vic Merkley.
Organist-MiSs Marie c. Filcer.
The Washington times., 1934-02-15
Music for Tenants

The Senate District Committee
was considering recently the
proposition that la n d lords
should be required to furnish
heat for the Juildings occupied
by their tenants.
A witness, Fred Berlin, sug-
gested that enforcement Of the
plan should be left to District
health officials and proposed
that on receipt Of a complaint,
health officers should install a
thermometer and apparatus in
the building which would record
temperatures.
The record Of the heat was to
be kept on a circular, perforated
chart, one of which was exhib-
tied to the committee.
When the disk was presented
to Senator Robert R. Reynolds,
the North Carolinian scanned
1t carefully and, in his Southern
voice, drawled:
"'NEistuh Witness! Does music
come out Of this thing?"
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his hat but Anderson motioned
him back.
''There are a number Of ques-
tions which I must insist upon
your answering" he said.
I wondered at Anderson's
tone. His voice was cold and
emotionless and his expression
hard. He looked not unlike
some general who brings up
powerful reserve to reinforce
his infantry at the front.
Nov, Paige" began the In
spector abruptly. An extremely
important and serious matter has
been brought to our attention.
If you have any explanation
which will account for it, we
should like to hear it,"
Paige blanched at the cutting
quality of Anderson's voice. But
the inspector contented himself
with pulling a jewel case from
his pocket and swapping back
its lid.
The light played over a mag.
nificent pearl pendant set in
cluster of diamonds. Carroll
and I both leaned forward with
a murmur of involuntary ad.
miration.
What did you estimate it's
value to be. Mr.. Paige?" asked
Anderson, his voice a sCft purr
but his eyes as hard as steel.
Paige shook his heaG.
Anderson drew a paper from
his pocket.
Here is a record Of your
transactions on the stock-mar-
ket for last Friday, Saturday
and Monday. On Friday, I find
. that your brokers called upon
you for $4,000 collateral. You
begged for twenty-four hours
grace. On Saturday you were
informed that there had been a
further and more serious break
in the market and that you
The Washington times., 1934-02-15
By K. S. DAIGER

would be sold out if you did not
deposit $4,000. Again you beg
ged for time, assuring them
that you would positively have
the money there on Tuesday
morning. And because your
credit is good and out Of regard
for your father, your brokers
themselves advanced this
amount. On Tuesday morning
yesterday morning, that iS-and
only a few hours after your
wife's death, I find that you
did deposit this amount in cash.
Mr.. Paige, where did you get
that $50,000?"
IT have nothing to say"
wered Paige Stubbornly.
"You found out all this. Find
out some more"
Then Anderson rose to his
feet and lowered over the
younger man.
You cur" he thundercd, each
word cutting like the blow of a
whip. "You thought we wouldn't
find out the truth-that we
wouldn't appraise this jewel and
find that the pearl is nothing
more than cheap paste although
the diamonds are genuine,
"And you, to get yourself out
Of your troubles on the stock
market, stole the real pearl and
substituted this one in its place!
did you kill your wife when
she discovered the trade-or did
she go to her death ignorant of
the fact that her husband was
a thief?"
Randolph Paige was as white
as a sheet and he trembled like
a leaf.
"I didn't kill her! I didn't will
her!" he protested. II know
nothing about it,"
Every WE'LL" said Anderson