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LOWER NET REPORTED
BY MANHATTAN SHIRT

BY theAssociated Press.
NEW YORK, June 27.-Manhattan
Shirt Co. reports for the six months
ended May 81 net profit of $7o,486,
equivalent to 81 cents a share on the
common stock. This compares with
net profit of $76,S96. or "a cents a
share, for the six months ended May
81, 1884.
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SECONDARY RAIL
BONDS co DOWN
Heavy Selling Upsets Prices
With Losses of Fractions
to Four Points.
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, June 27.-Heavy
selling Of second grade rail issues
upset the bond markets balance to-
day. 1t had heavy tone at the close
and losses in the carriers loans
ranged from fractions to 4 points.
The move Of the Chicago & North
Western for reorganization was not
unexpected, but it caught the low
priced rail group in a vulnerable posi-
ton in view of the very sharp gains
recorded In the last couple OF weeks.
United States Governments edged a
little higher, and an equally good tone
vas shown by the general run Of
prime corporate issues.
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TIME DEPOSITS FAIL
TO JOIN RAPID RISE
By the Associated Press.

Time deposits have failed to follow
the rapid expansion Of demand de-
posits in member banks of the Fed
eral Reserve System in leading cities.
A weekly gain was insufficient to
overcome a loss compared with the
corresponding 1884 period. Bankers
say slash in interest rates on some
classes Of time deposits has caused O
shift in funds.
Total time deposits of the reporting
member banks In 81 cities compare
as follows:
Week ended june 49,. ..S4,4s4. .ooo. 900
preceding week. ......... 4,3es, 900 900
same week last year. .... 4,492, 900, 900
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Chicago Cash Market.

Wheat, no sales; corn, No. yellow,
e6; No. 2 yellow. 85aS5%; No. l white,
so; No. white, s9a8924; oats, No.
white. 411a; No. 2 white. 40a4l14; no
rye, buckwheat; soy beans, No. 2 yel-
low. IS, net track country station;
barley. No. 3, so; feed, 47a50; mailing,
nominal, 60a1 90; timothy seed, 6.75a
TBS hundredweight; clover seed, 12.50a
ALSO hundredWeigilt.
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METAL MARKET.
reported by chas. D. Barney g. Coz

w.sE NEW Y1ak Jgns Dst and
nearby. 51.75; future, 115. Iron. quiet
unchansed. Lead, steady; spot New York
4.O0a4 TO- East St. Louis. 8 3.s5a3 95. Zinc,
dull; East st. Louis. spot and future 4 30.
Aluminium. 19.0Oa22.00. Antimony. spot.
1915.
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NEwspRINT PRICES STABLE.

MONTREAL, June 2! (P.-L. j.
Belnap, president of tire Consolidated
Paper Corp, Ltd, told shareholders
yesterday no increase In the price
Of newsprint was In sight for this
wear
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MONTREAL SILVER.

MONTREAL. June ~ LP.-silver fu-
lures closed hrm. so higher to 10 lower.
Sales. 101 contracts.
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Baltimore Quotations.
BALTIMORE June 27 LR-tCIose y
Wheat, No. q red. Winter. garlicky, spot
domestic. "a; June. "a.
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CHICAGO STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO, June 81 0P.-Followins is
the complete Official list of transactions in
STOCKS on the Chicago Stock Exchange to-
dav
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COMMODITY PRICES

NEW YORK. June 27.-The Associated
commodities today declined to 6e.3?. The
previous day 1t was 694 q week ago.
SO Sc; q month ago. 71.15. and year ago,
90 90.
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LiyerpooI Quotations.

LIVERPOOL June 81 Rl.-Wheat fu-
lures closed irresular.
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BONDS ON NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANC FL
BY private wire direct to The Star.
Approximate Transactions To-day.
T r su r Y.

ERTY.
High Low. Close
9TH 4EslsSS.8S. l0l27 1o1 ~ l0127
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NEW YORK BAR SILVER.
NEW YORK, June ~ [P).-Bar sill
yer quiet and unchanged at 691z.
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FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE.
HOME OWNERS LOAN.
FOREIGN BONDS.

2xs s1ess-4s... 10O2l 1OO18 l0021
Is 1863. .,......,.1 1924 1923 1924
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Florenee cO9drey. Charlotte Dunn: yir-
ris. Mrs. Elnora Pottinger. Mrs. Mure
Fidpath. Mrs Cora sharp, Mrs: Lula
Anita Banta. Velma Newton: altos, Mrs
Christine austin. Eloise Byrkit. Joyce
BRYAN. Mabel Pruitt. Mrs. Lucy Ryker.
othy J. Travis: tenors Walter c. Bruce.
william Kettenburg c. L. Long. George
MMontg3meTy Pau Wat tn. 1ryln BuTkhaTt
Hutton, Edward Pearson. Norman Quinn,
Edmund Stapp. Thomas stap2.
Orchestra-violins, concertmeister Elsie
2. Adams. principal Elizabeth Smith. W.
MushrusF. Stella starp: baritone. Maurice
Coniey; piano, Mrs Lula Smith. Miss
Mable Pruitt. assistant pianist: trumpets.
trombone. Robert Berger. Robert Herrin
sousaphone. Kenneth Mason: percussion
9 L. Long; personnel manager. E. r.
Barker. Marie Barker. Ida Bradshaw. Fred
B-anen. Dorothy Bochius. Betty Carnahan.
Leonard Crouch, joyce Darks. Rufus Dod-
Mary Eller Norma Epley. Betty Jane
Evans. Frances L. Evans Marteen Evans.
Jones Betty Long. Ruth Long Fred TI Nc c.
Nanny. Margaret Miller Laura Moore.
Marion Moore. Betty Myers, Mary Myers.
born. Myra Quinn, Norma Quinn, Barbara
Renick, Lloyd Smith Marilee Stansbury.
Jean Stansbury. Robert Stansbury Betty
Sutherlin. Charles Sutherlin. Elizabeth
Thompson. Elmer Wallace. Eugene zessan,
Margaret SwitZer. Rosemary Downey. Mar
tina Lee. Fred Morgan. Betty Lou Muddy.
Betty Jean Jones. Gertrude Pruitt Rose
mary Pruitt, Virginia Williams Peggy
Whitesell, Charles Ralston Billy Waymire,
Rosemary Fallmer. Mary Moran, Helen
Morrison. Patty Pierce. Betty Lou Aldridge.
Mary Jane Clegg. Phyllis Histerkamp. jose
Will. Betty Brokaw. Charles Whiteside,
Robert Whiteside. Dorothy Whiteside.
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Roberts Park NJ. E.

-1O:45 A. M
Choral Prelude-,The Blessed Christ
Easter Morning on Mt Rubidoux
Mr.. Young.
Professional Hymn-ChriSt. the Lord,
Is Risen Today.
Invocation-Dr. Bell
Song-Crown Ye the King ......G Gabriel
Junior Choir.
Hymn No. l43-In the Cross of Christ
AnthemS6Hfoid Ye Portals ....... aounod
Psalter Reading for Easter.
Gloria.
offertory-An Easter Spring Song
............ Garth EdmundSon
solo-A Robins Song .'............
........ Music by Jane j. Burroughs
10 Ellen Burroughs.
Reyb1rn and dedicated ted to ' Roberts
Park Methodist church,
Sermon-Believe 1t or Not.
Solo, Know That My Redeemer
Liveth (Messiah) 49,. ........ Handel
Mrs. Burroughs.
Choral Response-Three-Fold Amen.
Postlude-Finale.s Symphony Il. Vierne
Organ Recital
An GdSIeI 6Teluue- EB6TJOn
Christ Lay in Deaths Dark Prison Bach
Song of EXultation ..... Roland Diggle
Anthem-In JOseph's Lovely Garden
Paul Croas, tenor soloist
Mixed chorus from choir, Frances Breed
ing, Frieda Brooks, Mary Susan Singer,
Violet Webb. Marjorie Brownlee Ina Cor
nell Kahlie, Paul Croas, George Cornell,
John Carter. Donald Carter.
Offertory-Allegretto Cesar Franck
Dramatic Reading-The Terrible Meek.
Charles Ram Kennedy.
Mrs. r. o. Mayes
Solo-Awake, Thou That Sleepest
................. Ward-Stephen
Mrs. J. E. Thompson. guest soloist
Postlude-Festival Postlude on The
Strife Is Ger ........ Palestrina Buck
Jane johnson Burroughs, director of
music; Dale Young, organist
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First United Brethren

The Rev. G. F. SNYDER. Pastor.
$50 A. M
Sunrise Prayer Service.
-10:45 A. M
Organ Prelude-Resurrectio Morn
Professional Hymn-Christ the Lord
Is Risen Today
Authenticity Have Taken Away Ny
Miss Lo Ma16, atu sonrano s asdsne a s0d
ofertory-Ave Maria ARIA. .............sh ubert
Solo-The Voice Triumphant ...... Shultz
w. Motsinger.
Hymn Know That My Redeemer
Livetn .-.--'.--....-- -.--.-.-. HahoeI
organ Postlude-Finale in A....... Harris
-7:45 P. M
Prelude-Ave Marie Bach-Gounod
organ and violin
Professional Hymn-Christ the Lord
Is Risen Today.
Cantata
CALVARY
tWessel
Bass Solo and Chorus-Father Forgive
Bass Solo and chorus-roday Thou
Soprano and Bass Duet and Chorus
Woman. Behold Thy Son
Hast Thou ForsaEen Me?
sop!agS, Alto +b and TriOE v ThTigt
Alto and Bass Duet-It is Finished.
Soprano Solo-And 1t Began to Dawn.
Trio-Consder the Lilies.
Chorus-Christ. the Lord, Is Risen Today.
soloists-Maude Tatum. Mrs. Martin
sopranos Mary Alice Barr contralto;
Harry Modlock, tenor; Warren Mumma,
Donald Gwinn. violinst; Gaynen Lash
brook organist
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Woodruff Place Baptist
DR.. l.. {. Trent. Pastor.
-10:f5 a. M

DR.. L. c. Trent. Pastor.
-I0:a5 4. M
Organ Prelude-SDrlnz Song 800.
Choir Process naI-Chrlst the lord Is
with violin. trumpet and organ
anthem Christ. Our Passover Is sac
rlficed for Us Frederick Schiling
decentralization Felix BoroWsky
Miss Roberta Trent viol!nist.
Anthem-On Wings o. Living Light. at
Earliest Dawn Of DAY
-.-..-... ..-..- J. Sebastian Mathews
Organ Postluds-Jubilate Amen
Miss Roberta Trent violinist and
Charles Runyan assist at the morning
ITS p M
organ Prelude-Easter Fantasia .....
.---.-- Hope L. Baumgartner
80. George W. warren
Ofcrtorv trio for violin. plano and
organ Ancante Religioso .-..---
Miss Roberta Trent. Miss Ms AZ Hattie de-
Bucksot and Miss jeanette Vaughan.
Pageant
SIMON. The LEPER
Presented by Mrs. Charles Hefner. Mrs
Frank Reynolds. Edwin McClain. Charles
Hetner. Miss Margaret Swern. Martha
Written ana Mrs. ROYAL McClain. direc-
tor.
organ Postlude-Festival Postlude in
d Major ..-..-.-...- George L. Whiting
Miss Trent and Miss Hattie Bucksot as
sist az the evening service.
jeanette l. Vaughan. Organist and
musical director.
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SPRING REVIVAL
TO Be OPENED
AT TABERNACLE
Evangelist to Conduct Rites
Tomorrow; Choir to
Take Part.

Evangelist Wade House Of Nash
vile, Tenn, viii open the spring
revival campaign in the Cadle Tab
ernaCle tomorrow.
The morning service at 10 will be
broadcast in part over WLW on the
Nations Family Prayer Period.
The Tabernacle choir will have
special music at both morning and
evening services under the leader
ship OF Raymond Harris.
The evening program will feature
many Easter selections. by the choir
with SOLO and duet obligattos.
The program for the evening
service follows:
~ -a-i Gsd Is"S Mixe d Quartet, Herman
cs-.- Choir ana Conservation ellington
Christ the Lord Is Risen Davidica
nan Easter Morn .....-... kirkpatrick
solo-UnfoId We Portals C 69T5gg
oo,o Mrs. Marie Clark and choir
RAYMOND Harris
solo,,HoSann@. IN the Highest NoIts
RING MS w p Il Howard Cadie and choir
ChoIr. Mrs. Thelma Morris and
y, -. Ralph Harris. sololsts
An evangelistic se sermon Will 10 ,rs.cn.d
DIV the Rev. Wade House
Organist-Helen Shepard
Observation-Disclosures - Elmer Andrew
Other Masses. 5, s 7;so. and 10.
Benedction with the Most Blessed sacra-
ment.
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IrvingtOn M. E.

The Rev. G. o. Carpenter, Pastor.
1910 A. M
Organ Prelude-Pilgrim's Chorus Wagner
Anthem-Christ the Lord Is Risen Shelley
Mrs c. E King soloist.
solo-Come See the Place Where Jesus
Mrs Carl L. withner
Organ Offertory-Prayer ....... Kreutzer
Sermon-Because I Live.
Dr. Carpenter
Choir of 40 voices; Franklin N. Taylor.
director; Miss Dorothea Hogle, organist.
$50 P. M
G1cred Easter Drama
SIGHT OF THE SOUL
Written and directed by Mrs Walter E.
Jenney and presented by the 1rvington
Characters
Eunice (wi1e of Nicodemusl
.......-....... Mrs. Walter E. Jenney
Miriam cher niece) Mrs. Edward Madiuger
Lois (her friendl ..... Mrs. Carl Withner
Abner CPhariseeD ......... William Gray
Naum iPhariseel ...... Donald Gray
Josias IA man born blind Paul Schaeffer
Nicodemus ruler OF the jews
A Man father of Josiasl George Vestal
A Woman (mother of Josiasl ..--.-...
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mrs. Wayne Reddick
Place-Jerusalem
Act I
Time-One Sabbath Day about six months
before the Crucifxion.
Scene ! and "a room in the home of
NicodemuS.
Scene "A street scene near the Temple
Act IL
Time-Early the first Easter morning.
Scene-A room in the home of Nicodemus
Cornet solos between scenes by Horace
Walker:
Largo ............-.. Handel
The Lost Chord .............. Sullivan
The Rosary .................. Nevin
Rendicticn
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Washington Street
Presbyterian
The Rev. 7. ]. simpson. Pastor.

The Rev. I. J. Simpson. Pastor.
Ill A. NJ
organ Prelude-Melody in A major
Charles @. Dawes
Anthem-This Is the Day the Lord
Hath Made ......... J. Maunder
SOlO-AWakel Awakei
Willis Milan.
organ Ohertory- Caprice
..--.--.---. ..- Edward Johnston
Solo-HoSannal ..---.-----. Jules Granier
Mrs. Frank Burres.
Anthem-In Josephs Lovely Garden
.-..-.--.. .-- Clarence Dickinson
organ Postlude-March Romano 800
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Charles Gounod
8 p. M
organ Prelude-Prayer from Suite
GOthiquel ---.. ..-..-. Leo Boellmann
Organ Ofertory-The Angels Grotto
-.-.----- -.------- Dean Shure
Pageant
THE TRIUMPH OF LOVE
Presented by June Steighorst. Dorothea
Burkholder Ruth Ann McWethey. Paul
Wheeler Rufus Wheeler. Oliver Ewing
hartmann GoOdlet. EVELYN HOlcOmb. Wade
McWethey. Curtis Jump Ralph Canter.
and Mr.. and Mrs. John McWethey
directors.
organ Postiude-Mnuet Leo Beollmann
Miss Pauline Clark. acting organist: Miss
Jeanette 1. Vaughan. musical director.
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Mars HID
The Rev. Francis Patterson
$3.50 A. M
High Mass
st. Joan of Arc Church

f42l7 Central-avl
The Rt. Rev. Maurice O'Connor. Pastor.
Ill A M
High Mass
The music for the II O'Clock High Ma SIS
on Easter Sunday will be sung by the
Boys Choir Of St. Joan Of ARC School:
trained and directed by the Sisters Of
Providence. and the Male Choir Of st.
Joan of Arc Church.
cessional-Christ the Lord Is Risen
Today Montani
Kyrie-From St. Michaers Mass
......-..... J. ]. OConnor
...........-..-..-. J. j. OConnor
Boys Choir.
Credo-From MisSa IN Hon. Nomini
Mariae. scored for two and three
part ..-...-.- $3.50 .-. Ign. Mitterer
Male Choir.
Ofertory-Haec Dies .-..... Traditional
Boys Choir.
OdHNLu5 a1lNNcAcG
BeQeOlctuS MitteIcT
Mems Choir.
Agnus Dei-From St. Michaefs Mass.
.............- .-.....-- j. J. OConnor
Boys Choir.
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FOut to Talk

Bishop H. H Fout. Bishop of
the Northwest area of the
United Brethren denomination,
will deliver the annual Easter
sermon at the First United
Brethren Church. 7O4 Park-av,
at l0:45 tomorrow morning.
Bishop Fout has been a resi-
dent OF indianapolis for more
than 20 years and is active in
the civic and religious move
ments Of the city.
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Women'S Bible Glass

WOmen'S Bible Glass
$3.50 A. M
Organ Prelude-Hallelujah Chorus.
Miss Grace Black.
No. IS. Christ Arose.
No 369, The Old Rugged Cross.
PRAYER Song-Dear Lord Forgive
Mrs. Laura and Lula Lookabill.
PRAYER. Mrs. Clyde o. Nease. assistant
teacher.
Ofering-Praver for offering.
Mrs. Opal Conrad.
Offertory-Spring Romance ... Eller
Miss Grace Black
Guest Artists-Mr. and Mrs. Saul Bernat
and Mrs. Lucille Wagner. trio; Delmar
Huber. Arthur w Mason. accompanists.
Scripture. Mr.. H. A. Turney. assistan.
teacher.
Lesson-The Future Life
Mrs Curtis Hodges. teacher
Glass Benediction-The Lord watch be-
tween me and thee while We are absent
one from the other.
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Second Presbyterian

Ill 4. NJ
organ Prelude-Easter Dawn ...--...
.---.-.-.----.-.- II. L. Baumgartner
Cantata
RESURRECTION MORN
(Arthur Miller
+ Introduction and Tenor solo-Night.
Like a Veil.
Organ Elegy-
Quartet--Lo, in the Gardens Mourn
Also soio~Now Upon the First Day of
Duet soprano and Tenor)-Thus the
Holy Women Hasten.
0uartet-Hail Rosy Light. Immortal
solo-Hosannal ............ Jules Granier
Virgil Phemister
Organ Onertory-Spring Song
............- ...- Alfred Hollins
POstlude-Hosannai ..--. Theodore Dubois
= p. NJ
Vesper Service of Music
Organ Prelude at 4:45
PTelgdium dedicated to Charles F,
Overture to "Lohenerin" Richard Wagner
- Bernard Hamblen
Solo-King Ever Glorious Sir John Stainer
Farrell Scott
;olo-The Resurrection ....-.-..,
.......-..... .. Lillian TAFT Sheldon
Miss Mary Norman.
Anthem-As 1t Began to Dawn
Closing voluntary-HalIeluiah Chorus
tMessiahl -.-....-..-.-. -.-.-- Handel
Mrs James. H Lowry: soprano;
Miss Mary Norman alto: Farrell
Scott. tenor Virgil Phemister, bass.
Charles F. Hansen. organist and mu-
-9:I5 A. NJ
The Easter Message
Peace. the Gift OF Gods Love.
CAT to Worship-Near the cross .Doane
Coronation Marohe-Processional
Message OF JOY
Chorus-Sng Praise ...-. Wilson
Response Sol. 2;l1-13. 4:16l.
Antnem-Now the Winter Days Are
wake. Wake. Little Seed ..... osiexee
The Bells in the stceple ........ Norris
Primary.
Chorus-Aneluial Christ Is Risen
Message of Love
Prophecy Isaiah. 400. 52:0a
Hymn Beautiful Saviour Twelfth
in Ga Iist.'''S
The stranger of Galilee
Anthem-Dreams of Galiee Morrison
Response Mathew 2.9-il.
HoSannal Hosanna! ---.... Anonymous
7, ce,bsssnosnsC o"ectioh'
There Is Green Hill Far AWAY
It's Midnight ..................T appan
! Where You There When They Cruel
O. Perfect Love! ..-...-...... Protheroe
Message of Easter
OF Peace.
Offering Of Flowers.
The Angel and Women.
OF Victory.
Jesus christ Is Risen To-day!
Trans. from Latino
Response.
Crown Ye the King -.-. ....--... Geibel
ReCeSSIonal
Antiphonal ChOir-MiSSeS Betty Humph-
rev Martha Cornell. MeSsrS. sam Mccain.
Evans Cochran.
Vionns. MeSdames Lucy Elliot. Muriel
Nob.itt. Margaret Sinner harp. Mrs Helen
Harrison Daley. flute. RIolard Hoberg;
piano. Mrs Frances HAYES and Miss jose
phine mcdowell organ, Prof. Charles Han
son: director OF music. Mrs. Vivian
SWrzer-
Offering Of flowers. Ruth Rehm. Carolyn
Richardson, Caroline Hotft.
4 Speaking choir. Caroline Rehm. Ruth
Osborne, Betty Culloden, Lillian Galway.
Ushers. Ballard Smith. Summers Lloyd.
John Baird. Charles Msver. James Gipe.
Allan BrunSon. Henry Ayfss and Robert
PEBBLES.
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SIS. Peter and Paul Cathedral

oath and Meridian-stsJ
The Rt. Rev. Raymond r. Noll, Pastor.
III A. NJ
Solemn Pontiflcal High Mass
Organ Prelude ............. Monar
EcCe SacerdOs Magnus ..-...-... .Tappert
Proper of the Mass
Introitus Graduate Seuuentia Offer
torium. Commune Chant Psalm Tone
Offertory-Terra Tremuit Bedermann
Kyrie. Gloria. Credo. Sanctus Bene-
dictus. Agnus Del: Missa in
honorer- .. Mariae Virgins sine
labe Conceptae IS. T. b
Instr 4mental Ensemble of Strings and
Silver Trumpets.
Recessional
c lristus Resurrexit ...--. Ravanello
Choir of Bows and Men
Arvin William Bachelor. Davis Baltz,
George Carrico. John CASSIDY James
DOoley, Philip Earls. Harry Evard, Leo
Ficer. Thomas Fox. Therman Fleck. Don
aid Grit. Ralph Heinlein. Richard Her
berg. John letters. Robert Johnson, Joseph
Michael LYONS. Jack Miller. Thomas Nc
DoWel Furl McMillen Robert Maher Eo-
ward Moroney. John McDermott. Harold
McMullen. Thomas Nellan. Robert
OMahoney. William O'Mahonev. John Os-
born. Richard Patterson Earl Remmetter
Souchon. Eugene TAYLOR. jerry VonDer-
Director-sister Agnes Isabelle.
Schola Cantorum-R. E Calland Ber-
nard thinner. Francis OBrien. Bernard
FITZGERALD VIM H Bradley Edmund
Humbert P. Paeani. Carl LAUDER. Edward
LaShelle.
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Recessional1,Ye Sons and Daughters Of
Boys Choir "''S'' tia
Mems Choir-ROSs Copeland Thomas P
Cusack. William E Dudine J. Fred Dun
can. Thomas Pagan. E A Fuerst Domonic
Iozzo Ian K. Joyce William Konop. Maur-
Smith.
Organist-Marie C. Filcer.
Director-George A Smith
tin Des Jean, Marx f Frehase Ro ae3
Gavin, Warren Green Joseph Gresham.
EayXmond GreSkamp; Richard Hall, Jack
Knue, Howard Larson. Paul Larson
Francis Lentz. Robert MAY. Ernest Meyers
Robert Molthan. William Molthan Ber-
John Peter Smith. Elmer Steffen. Paul
Sweeney. Donald Weidt. Richard Wilson
James Worl.
Hymns by the High School Girls Choir
ganist.
. A. M
Womens Choir
G GLa Vor rs RlSeh Hymnal
Salutarls, ................... B. Kothe
Alleluia! Alleluia!. ............ Recessional
Choir Members Mesdames John Niesse
kathleen Moldthan, Garland Rutherford
John j: BLACKWELL, William S. Anken-
Drock; the Misses Irma. Ross, Joan Nc
Hugh, Josephine Breen. Mary Agnes Keller
Rhea Bauer. Theresa Carroll Mary Alice
Braqy. Dorothy Brady. Lois REILLY. Ann
Royse
Organist-Miss Marie c. Filcer.
5 A. NJ
School Girls Choir
The Dawn Was Purpling Ger the Sky.
ResurreXi.
Regina Coeli.
Allelulial Alleluia. Let the Holy Anthem
My Child, Give Me Thy Heart.
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Ofertory-The Holy City.
Charles F. Gillespie
PRAYER Of Dedication.
Hymn Know That My Redeemer
Lives Handel
Sermon-Tn the Garden of Joseph.
PRAYER and Response.
RecessiOnal.
Bible Study.
Sabbath School Orchestra.
Secretarys Report.
Gospel Hymn.
Birthday Offerings.
Benediction.
Announcements.
Postlude-Intermezzo in F........... Pabst
Orchestra
Frederic A. Barker, organist: Mrs. H. V.
Saunders. orchestra director: G. Morrison
Davis. choir director.
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Broadway Baptist

The Kew. X. NJ DOdrll, pastor.
Elsie F Adams, minister of music W. c.
Bruce. song leader; Ben Camp. organist;
mistress; Mrs. S. Thomas, wardrobe
matron.
Organ Prelude-Andante in c -...--- Silas
Doxology NO. 4oSl, congregation stand.
1;iloqGa'I Pstr, No ann
Hymn Nc. 1872 Verses !. 2. and 81.
Scripture.
Prayer.
Choral Response-Amen 1900. Neukomm
Announcements.
6h0Tas. choir"Awake. Thou Thst
W, G. Bruce. Mrs. Lula smith. sOloists
Message BY the pastor. e.,s
organ POstlude-POstlude in D Minor
''-'---'--. -7.so p NJ 0alkin
Part l: The Crucifxion-
organ and orchestra-The Old Rugged
Male ' Sasrtst-To Die, for Me shs5sTd
Chorus cs ESits9Sf Dsat & Wn sS9f is Thy
~ Gene Black. soloist. '''O''
~. Pa, Part II 5;.o The Resurrection u,,.,u
V Wbo E sbs Is sn Risen Louis von WISER EsSb
Crown Ye the King Geibel
Childrens Chorus.
isH0' '0i0 george Montgomery. No0HF'
Chorus Choir-He Is Risen Heyser
Ensemble-Jesus Christ Is Risen Today
Part III: The invitation - '>''N1
MA Mess ,oI by the trI psst ~ aso
Baptismal Service.
Benediction.
organ Postlude-Grand Chorus IN A
Senior 'i choir-sopranos. Eleanor u Berger,
Mrs. Ben Camp. Pearl Camp. Vera Cobb.
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Organ Prelude-Old Easter Melody West
Easter on Mt Rub-
doux " Gaul
Anthem-Hallelujah Chorus The Mes
siahl -...--.. Handel
Offertory organ Solo-Spring Song Hollins
Anthem-In Josephs Lovely Garden
.............-. ........... Dickinson
Organ Postlude-Marche de Fete Busser
Ralph w Wright. baritone and direc-
tor; Miss Maude Delbridge. soprano; Mrs.
r. w. Blake contralto: Lowell B. Springer.
tenor: Mrs. Delamar McWorkman. organ
list, vested choir
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The Very Rev. John Joseph Brogger.
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Solemn Easter Procession during which
the Haec Dies and the Magnifcat will be
sung.
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Solemn High Mass
Mass in Honor Of The Holy Cross
Offertorv-Terre Tremuit Greith
After High Mass-Regina Coeh Tappert
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Solemn High Mass
Vidi Auuam .....- .... 49,. Gregorian
Missa TIE Deum Laudamus ......... Yon
Offertory-Haec Dies .. ......... Rees
Solemn Benediction
o Salutars 49,. .........,. Singenberger'
Tantum Ergo -: -. Carlo Hamm
]. Boerger organist and director.
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Prelude, doxology and invocation.
Hymn-The Resurrection of Christ
..... ....-... ...... ... Lyra Dayidica
Responsive Reading-The Resurrection
Anthem-The Lord Is MY Strength
......... ....--. ....- Caleb Shipper
Anthem-As 1t Began to Dawn -:
-.... ..-.... ...-......... r. M. Shuts
Communion meditation and hymn.
The Lords Supper.
Anthem-God SO Loved the World ~.
........... .......... ..... John Stainer
Benediction. silent prayer. postlude
Organist Mrs. Donna Eberhard. Choir
Mrs. Earl NJ Spradley. director Misses
Waneta Aman, Lillian Balm, Dolores
Prather. Jennie Richards. Wilhelmina
Shirt; Mesdames Blackburn. Bright.
Fraser, Ireland, Masten Thomas, Wise.
Messrs. Mason. Shannon, Mears. Prather.
Wise.