Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 27, 1910, Page 6

THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: Tr()l’erS OF THE DAY OF REST Easter Services Prepared by Churches Throughout the City. ALL PRAISE THE RISEN IORD | Special Mu by the Cholrs Sermons by the Preachers This Climax of Christian's Triumpl Easter -with all its significance of vic- tory ‘and pralse for the Christian faith, will be celebrated by the churches of Omaha this yeat with the same happy heart that has greeted the festival through- out the world in the years gone by. This day, marking Christ's victory over the grave, never grows old nor loses its thrill of personal triumph to the devout wor- shiper of the Wisen Lord, the Conqueror of death and the grave. Elaboraje musical and preaching services are prepared and Protestant and Catholic altke will sing & common song of praise this day. To those whose creeds keep Lent with rigid observ- ance, Easter, marking the closs of the scason, carrles a temporal as well as spir- ftual meanirg. Order of music at St. pal church Barnabas' Eplsco- MATINS. Processional, No. 109, Tune 1, Lord's Prayer : Versfcles .. Venite—Christ, Pralter ......... Te Deumn Benedictus— Apostle's Creed Versicles Tallls Our Passove, b7 iHead " Witams Introit, 114, Tune 1 Lesser Kyrle Gratias Tibl, Gloria Tibi, Christie E flat. Nicene Creed— Hymn No. 115, Vifertory Domine—§ "Battison Battison Battison Banctus Benedictus Agnes Del Communion ' hymn, Lord's Prayer Giotla in Excels! Nunc Dimittis—Chant 245, Page 110... Kecessional, No. 11, Tune 1. Al Saints' Episcopal: MORNING BERVICE AT 11. Chrjst Our Passover. ‘e Deum 15 B Jubllate ... Credo in 1 Fiat Tritroli—At Dawn Anthem—As It Began to Dawn..... EVENING SERVICE AT 8. Magnificat in F. raeensl Somerwell Anthem—Rejolce, e, Ye Sons of Men. Sixteenth Century Bars Solo—Abide with Me. Liddle C. 8. Haverstock. Offertory—Blessed Be the God and Father . o Wesley J. H. Bimms, organist and choirmaster. Rejolc First Frebyterian, Seventeenth and Dodge. MORNING. Organ—Unfold,, Ye. Portals (“Redemp- tion") ., o - Gounod Anthem-—At the Rising of'the Bun.’.... o . . Whitney-Coombs Hymn—Jesus Christ is Risen Today. Organ—Daybreak (Peer Gynt ‘Suite)..Grieg Solo—Hosanna, Granier g . o ME, .vnr'.}-'.'zgn Anthem—As It Began to Dawn ‘Vincent Organ—Hallelujah~ Chorus ("'Messiah™) Handel - _EVENING, Organ—Grand Chorus ... Anlxlxm—’rhty Huve Taken Away l}; rd 1 . . Duet—The Magdalene Miss Weber, Mr. Joh gnlhe_n.ls—m‘:ll Yslzur Glad Volces an. g, Song.. 8olo—1 lz:ow That My ("Messlah™) ......... Mrs. Dal Anthem—Now 1s Christ Risen. Organ—March Triumphal ‘hoir: Mrs. Dale, Mi: ton, Mr. Mould. am. Trinity Episcopal cathedral music: 6 A. M. SERVICE, Processional—Come, Ye Faithful Anthem—Hallelula chorus Hymn—Angels, Roll the Rock Away..Raper Communion service Tours Nune. Dimittis. .. . Barnby Anthem—The Sirife 'is Stewart Recessional—At the Lamb's High Feast, 10: A. M. SERVICE, Processional hymn—Jesus Chi Risen Today Anthem-—Hallelufa ' choru Christ, Our Passover . Gloria’ Patri . Té Deum Jubliate : The Strife r vommunion service . Anthem—God Hath Appol Bread of the World . Nunc Dimittis ... Recessional Hymn— Hap Norning . Bullivan 7:0° P. M.—EVENING PRAYER. Processional Hymn—At the Lam High Feast ... Glorin Patri (Festival) Mugnitioat (Festival) Nuuc Dimittls (Festival) . Hymn—Angels, Roll the Rock Anthen~With Glory Cla Recessional ~Hymn-—Jes St. Mathias Episcopal, Tenth and Worth- ington, Rev. James Noble, Redtor — Holy communion at 11 o'clock . m. The follow- ing program will be rendered: Organ prelude, “‘Festival March". Frocesslonal hymn No, 112. lutroit anthem, “‘Christ Is Risen" Solo by the boy cholr. Quartette~Miss Ruth Collidge, Miss . Poole, contralto; Harry tenor; L. Smith, bal Communion service Sanctus, from St. Cecelia .. Miss Collidge, soloist. Hynin No. 8. Solo—"He Is Risen" from “The of, the World Miss Be enderson. Communion hymn No. 235, Te Deum. Overfatness Condemned Fat, or even fattish, women readers who want to be In the mode this year must un- | deratand that the demand is for lines, not | ‘cullvycl. and govern themselves accord- ngly. . Many are trying exerc or dieting; but it is certain they will find these methods too slow and unr The cheapest and safest way to form for the Directoire mode is by means | ¢f Marmola Prescription Tablets. Any druggist (or the Marmola Co., 638 Farmer Bldg., Detroit, Mich.) will give you slze case of these elegant little ducers, -contatnin 00d, su ply. for seventy- and even this quantity should be enough to make a de- ¢lded tmpresaion on your excess fat, Many have lost as much as. a pound These Marmola Prescription T be u fl:un mpunity ect confidence, for, being trictly in accordance with the famous Marmola ;n- reription, they of course, quite harm- less. They are rather beneficial them oth- €rwise. in fact, never disturbing the stom. ach of causing & wrinkling of the flesh.— Quartet—Miss _Collidge, soprano; Miss Brandes, alto; Harry -Jenkins, tenor; L. Smith, bass. Recessional hymn No. 110. Postiude yissesesce Colonel W. Collidge, organis master. . Batis and chol; Morning observance, 10:90: The Chimes—The Strife Is O'er The Organ Prelude..... gove The Hymn, No. rection aéssdmaronty A Congregation Standin, The_Aposties’ Creed Recited by Cong: The Prayer.. ez The Organ Interiude. The _Jubllate—The Psalm The Respor #0-Fourth Reading. The' Gloria Patri The Beriptur The Te Deum The Pastor, Dr. Loveland. The Offertory... The Offettory Anthem—! Lord ... f The Finale— o0 “and ‘iol- Dresden Amen. undredth Tertius Noble ction, 7:45. An hour passion, Evening observance, mediation on the resurrection. Opening Hymn, No. 150-Ride On Majesty vigs Cholr and Peopie. First Meditation, No. 146, Choral—Lord Jesus as We Stand Afar.. .Relssiger ‘Cholr and People. Beconid Meditation, No. 14, Choral—Near the Cross Was Mary...............Knight The Chalr, Third Meditation, No. 162, Choral—-Oh, Come and Mourn With M ...Dykes Fourth Meditation, No. 185, Cheral—Oh, Pertect Life of Love ..Monk The_ Chofr. Fitth Meditation, No. 151—Oh, Sacred Head Now Wounded—Ancient Pas- sion -Choral, 1564. . The Cholr. Sixth Meditation, No. Crucified for Man Cholr and Peopi Seventh Meditation, Choral—Blessed Je- sus, from Stabat Mater. .Dvorak ‘The Cholr. The Address... Dr. Loveland. The__Offerto Anthem—For. Us the Christ 1s Made & Viotim Availing. i g Gounod The Finale—Hallelujah Choruss......Handel The Benediction. of erucifixion, in Jesus, Calkins | Rev. Philetus H. McDowell has resigned his pastorate of Immanuel Baptist church to take effect April 17. He has accepted a eall to the pulpit of the Baptist church at Roswell, N. M. Rev. and Mrs. McDowell will depart for New Mexico April 20. Since becoming pastor of Immanuel Baptist church in November, 1904, Mr. McDowell has succeeded in re-establishing the church in its handsome new $20,000 home at Twen- ty-fourth and Pinkney streets, which is fully paid for, as well as materially in- creasing the membership of the church. The resignation of Rev. P. H. McDowell was reluctantly accepted. by the church board at its business meeting Wednesday evening. Hanscom Park Methodist Eplscopal: MORNING. Malling Anthem (with soio for baritone and duo for_soprano and tenor)—Spirit Im- moj Verdl Mr. Charles Lflng‘ Mrs & Callfas and Mr. well. Offertory—Serenade Bolo—I Know That My (“nunn{"). Fogtlade in B 2 Pr-lndo—(.\nlona?\n Duo—The Gift of Kinder | Recitati: Offertory—Berenade Anthem (with duos pr and tenor and alto and bass)—Welcome, I-hpsy Morning . Mrs. J. Correa, M! Newell and Mr. Lang. Solo (with violin obligato)—~The Voice of Jesus .... .oooie.. Macherond Dr. Jennie ; obligato, Mrs. John . Morrison. Anthem—Hallelujah Chorus (‘“Messiah") rand Cheur fn F. Florence Peterson, organ! G. Kratz, cholrmast, At Hirst Memorial Methodist Episcopal, Thirty-fourth and Larimore, Willlam J. Brient, pastor, Easter services at 11 a. m. will be as follows: Enéor Song—The Kaster Glory, Hy Invoeation Song—Joy Hymn—. , Living, Mighty One. At the evening service the Gideons, the Christian traveling men, will have entire | charge of the service. A' profitable evening is assured. St. John's African Methodist Episcopal church, Eighteenth and Webster: Doxology . Hymn—Af) Hymnal, 108 . Anthem—They Hi Lord Anthem- Offertory ... Benediction i Anthem—Halelujah, Christ is Risen.... Dialogue—The Two Crosses. aee Duet—Ralss Your Glad Voices...Schnecker Miss Wright, J. C. Parker. Recitation . Miss Cllota Holland. Anthem—Christ, the Lord, Is Risen. Mrs. May Jones and Chorus. Dialogue and Tableau Elght Girls. Sole—The Resurrection, Mra. Cecella W. Jewsil. Recitation .. Misa Gertrude Richardson. Anthem—Death's Conqueror. Oftertory . Benedietion Duiken Music at Clifton Hill Presbyterian, Forty- fifth and Grant: MORNING, Organ Prelude—March....Nicolal von Wilm | Doxology - Anthem—Day of Hop Porter Mrs, Kenneth Hiatt, Mrs. Robert D. John- ston_and Cholr. Hymn 28—Jesus Christ Is Risen Today.. Alto Solo—He Glyeth Sieep -« Wiison Mrs. R D. Johnsion. Bass Solo and Chorus—Why . Weepest ThOUT 1vouioioee e Mr.” Wili Reynard " and’ Cholr. Response—Easter Adoration ) Hymn 2%0-The Day of Resurrection. Otfertory—Praise. Tenor Solo and Chorus—How Caim and Beautiful .. 4 Mr. Robert D. Johnston and Choir. Chorus—Easter Joy Men's Chorua and’ Choir. Postlude—Amen. ... EVENING, Organ Prelude—Triumpn, Hymn $4—7The Ascendin Anthem—Christ 1s Risen. Miss Mary Woodso h Solo: Duet Chorus—My Redeemer Williams . Johnston Re: , Mr. Wil Reynard. what flour I ever knew. uot” my grocer re- Chorus—Rejoice the Lo‘rd Is King. olr. Postiude—Benedictus. Rev. Thomas B. | Reynard, organist. Music at Central United Presbyterian, Twenty-fourth and Dodge: . MORNING. Organ Prelude—Communion. Choral Introduction—The Hi Declaring . |a. m., morning service at 10:3), in charge Postlude—Hallelula Chorus, from the Messiah . EVENING QOrgan Prelude—Virgin's Prayer... Massenet Choral Introduetion—For He Cometh.. Quartet—My Defense Is of God........Huhn Offertory Solo—Thou Wiit Keep Him..Toser Mr. Prentiss. Response—I Wil Down In Pence. Postlude—March Romaine.... . ... Tount Miss MecCagus, soprano; Mrs. Larkins alto; Mr. Prentiss, baritone; Mr. Wallace, tenor and director; Mise Ogle. organist. At First Presbyterian church: Organ_ Voluntary . "The Happy Morn Invocation . Response—Our, "At the Grave’ Benedictory Me Lay ' Rullarg Packara Hawels | E. H. Packard Herbert B. H. Packard Lowden 3 “Hall Portogallo Castellar Street Presbyterfan music: | MORNING. The Strife is O'er T. F. Pott With Fair Triumphant 9 - i e ... Belle Case Harrington EVENING. Hark, Triumphant Volces . Vgt ...Baith Banford Tiilotson Why Charles H. Gabriel Program for Grace Lutheran church, 132 South Twenty-sixth street, Rev. M. L. Me- lick, pastor: Morning service at 10:3 Pre- cessional, “The Happy Morn is Come.” Other music -in the servies will be the Kyrio and the Gloria in Excelsus; anthem, “An Easter Halelujah,” by Lorenz; a solo, “Homanna," by Granler, sung by Mrs. E. W. lcken, and an anthem, “Wave the Palms,” by Johnson. Reception of mem- bers into the church will be followed with the celebration of the Lord's supper. The morning Service will close with & reces- stonal, “How* Calm and Beautiful the Morn.” Organist, Miss Ada E. Patterson, and choir directed by Mrs. E. W. Icken. Easter night the Sunday school will ren- der an interesting servics, “The Life and Light of Men,” by Urban H. Hershey, at 7:3 o'clock. A number of new and inspir- | ing productions by U. H. Hershey will be rendered at this service, and also one by | Johnson. Sunday school at 12:16, “The Res- urrection of Jesus,” and Luther league at 6:30, topic, “The Joy of Easter,” with spe- cial musie. A speclal program of music has been prepared for the morning and evening sei fces at Immanuel Baptist church, Twenty- fourth and Pinkney streets. A special ap- peal” will also be made for Easter offer- ings for missionary purposes in the form of a pledge, to be pald each week, ex- clusive of the contributions for the cur- rent church expenses, The music at the First Congregational will be as follows: MORNING, Anthem—They Have Taken Away My Lord .Stainer .Buck Sheppard Anthem—As It Began to Dawn Solo—Immortalit; Mlss Ganson. ; EVENING. Anthem—As It Began to Dawn.. .Buck Bolo—I Know That My Redeemer Liv- eth (from Measiah) Handel Miss Collal At St. Mark's Fnglish Lutheran, Twen- tleth and Burdette, Rev. L. Groh, pastor, the chorus choir will sing Maker's “Awake Thou That Sleepest,” and “He s Risen,” by Shilling, at the morning service. In the evening there will be a special musical program in two parts, the first consisting of hymns, anthems and a short sermon by the pastor, and the second part the choir will sing Harry. Rowe Shelley's Easter cantata, “Death and Life."” Immanuel Baptist church, service: Procesgional—Hall to the Brightness of Zlo! Glad Morring. B The Resurrection. . Shelly | Miss Marie Heinerickson. Anthem—Hallelujah! Christ is Risen.... B . .- +.os Lorenz Chotr. Duet—Beyond the Shadows....... ......White Mrs. E. H. Palmquist and Miss Edna ellogs. Easter Song. Mrs. L. B. Whitmarah. Quartet—The Garden of the Soul....Lorenz M . L. Stalnaker, Mrs. L. B. Whit- marsh, Miss Irene lsaton and Miss Edna Kellogg. Anthem—Christ s Risen.............Emerson Cholr. A. E.' Eaton, director; organisi morning ..Denee H. H. Thom, Program of Calvary Baptist church: Organ—Flower. Voluntary Smith Hymn—Ailelula . Carey Quartet—Tantum Ergo ..Donizette-Dressler Seripture . Prayer Quartet—Hark, Hark, My Soul. Offertory—Chanson Kte Solo—Resurrection o Mr. Johnson. Hymn—Herald Angels . . Mendelssohn-Bartholdy Sermon . Quartet—Triumphant Strains Arise..... o Chipman Postlude in E fla Watking Quartet, Miss Fulton, Miss Schnell, H. C, Johnson, Sylvan Burkenroad. Organist, Miss Curry. Music at Kountze Memorial, ninth and Farnam, 8 p. m.: From Shepherd to Throne—An Easter Cantata . Introduction—O; { Mrs. M. E., Ben b Chorus—At the Cross Her Keeping Recitative—] Air—Fear not Ye, for I Know Ye Seek Jesu Jo. Is, Roll the Rock Away. is Christ Risen from_the Dead.. Atr—Behold, T Show You a Mystery. Miss Florence Lancaster. Miss Lancaster, soprano; Mr. Zog, tenor; Mrs. McMullen, traito, Mr. Barton, bass. Chorus—Blessed Are They that Do His Commandments Shelley Lemare Shelley | Twenty- Station abbath. that Hert- con- North Side Christian church meets at the Plymouth Congregationa! church, Twentjeth and Spencer streets, Bible school at :30 of Rev. Clyde. Christian Eneavor at 6:30 p, m., evening worship at 7:80, in charge of the' pastor, Rev. Kirschstein, Music at the evening service of the North 8ide Christian church s as follow Opening Hymn—Coronation Response—Glory Be to God S Gounoa | Sermon—Mr. H. J. Kir Chorus—The Heavens A Rec \ Today Miss J violin; Woolery. M ganist and choirmakter. Music at First Christian church 4 MORNING. Bass Narrative—Darknes: (Redemption) Mr. Ri rse; Tenor Narrauve—Now Whe bath (Redemption). Mr. R. 8. Trio—The Hoiy Women (Redemption) .. Misses Stella Adkins, len Alice_Gideon. Boprano Solo—Tne Resurrection Miss Irene Vi Anthem—Untold Ye Por: AFTERNOON. Male Quartet—The Lord’s Own Day.... B Kreutser Messrs. Ward, Cutler, jrah and Death .Gounod Hamilton and Graham. Anthem—Lovely Appear (Redemption).. onassaibnesasras Gouiged Duei~While the Barth Remaineth...... on. . io¥ Irene Van Noy. i MARCH 27, 1910. Mr. 8 8. Hamilton Anthem—Unfold Ye Portals Miss Elolse West, organist; Graham, choir director Gounod lter B This order of exercises Catholle church will be of 1A M Introlt at erved ~Solemn High Mass Resurrex! et adhuc St John's tecum sum or. 8 C Antonil...... in hhnorem § ; P, Plel, Opus 18 Fr. X Wit Offertoriu; Regina Coell Sanctus Benedict Agnus Del. Communio—Pashol Bolemn Benediction of the Most i Sacrament R ey Solemn pontifical mass will be cele- brated by Rt. Rev. Bishop Scannell at St Cecllia’s pro-cathedral Easter morning at 5:30. The bishop will be assisted at the throne by Father Harrington as assistant priest and by Father Connors, §. J., and Father Rigge, 8. J, as deacon of honor, and by Father Flanagan and Father O'Grady as deacon and subdeacon of the mass and by Father Gleeson as master of ceremonies. The music at this mass will be rendered by a full choir of twenty-tive voices especially prepared for the occa- sion by Father Gleeson. The Kyrie, Gloria, Credo and Sanctus will be taken from Blasel's mass; the Agnus Del from Ca- pocel’s celebrated mass, “Virgo Clembns; the Regina Coell, sung as an offertory, will be from Werner. The other masses of the day will be at 9, 10 and 11 o'clock. The 11 o'clock mass will be @ solemn high mass, of which the celebrant will be Rev. D. P. Harrington, 'assisted by Father Flanagan and Father O'Grady as deacon and subdeacon. The music at this mas will be rendered by the same choir di- rected by Father Gleeson. The Kyrie, Glorla and Credo will be taken from Bro#ig's mass opus 31: the Regina Coell by Werner, the Benedictus by Perosi and Agnus Del by Capocel. Sermon by Father Flanagan. The mass servers at the bish- op's mass will be: Acolytes, Bartholo- mew Kruger and Charles Burns; Mitre- bearer, Charles Bongardt; Crosier-bearer, Thomas O'Brien; Thurifers, Vincent Riley and Leo McCreary; book-bearer, Henry Bongardt; candle-bearer, Thomas Doyle; train-bearer, James Riley. Castellar Presbyterfans are planning for a Sunday. replete with helpful features and a week to follow with important meet- ings. The Easter day begins with a 7.30 Christian Endeavor prayer meeting. The communion observance and membership reception at 10:30. Special Bible school Faster program and promotion exercise at noon. A service at 7:30 emphasizing the Easter sentiment in both sermon and an- thems. Wednesday evening the church will gather for its annual supper and|p business meeting. Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Finley McLean the Woman's Missionary society will meet. Gospel meetings will be held at 1306 North Twenty-fourth stieet, beginning Sunday evening, March 2, at and continulng until Friday evening, April 1. General in- vitation; no collection. Donald Charles, a gospel preacher, will preach. Friends meeting Sunday in Baright hall, third floor, at Nineteenth and Farnam streets. Preaching at 11 a. m. Two Visiting ministers will be present. Rev. R. B. A. McBride, D. D,, closes a pastorate of four and one-half years in the Central United Prebyterian church Sunday. The closing sermon of the pastorate will be preached in the evening. Wednesday of next week, Dr. McEride and family leave for Leavenworth,” Kan., where he becomes pastor of the First Presbyterian church, Y. M. C. A. Notes, J. P. Bailey, state secretary of the Ne- braska Young Men's Christian associ tions, will deliver the Easter address be- fore the men's meeting at 4 o'clock. Miss Ruth Janson will sing a contralto solo, “Like as the Hart," with violin obligato by Henry Cox, Mrs. Henry Cox accom- panying ‘at the plano. Henry Cox will render a violin solo, ““Andante Religioso,” by Thome. Sunday afternoon, April 3, is the date set for the mass meeting for men at the City Auditorium. Charles Stelzle of New York, superintendent of the Presbyterian | department of church and labor, is the| speaker. His subject will be “The Church and Labor." E. T. Colton of the international com- mittee of New York visited the association Friday and addressed the board of di- rectors at luncheon. The Young Men's Christlan association will be represented at the western ath- letic meet, to be held in the Auditorium, April 1, by a relay and athletic team, & sixteen-pound-shot . man and a two-mile runner. The high ground of the Young Men's Christian” assoclation athletic park has saved it from any flooding and made preparations to rapldly proceed for the spring opening. A number of men were out Baturday afternoon for informal base ball practice. The clos! course on will lecture of Mr. Denisoh' he Religlous Life of Boys” | m next Monday evening at B! 5 he Courses and Teaching in | the Sunday School Hest Adapted to - the | Adolescent’ Boy” will be discussed. Y. W. C. A. Notes. clal Easter meeting will be held at 4:30"p. m. Arrangements have been made by the devotional committee for an espe- clally ® interesting ~Easter service. Mrs, Emma F. Byers, general secretary, will bring the message. Subject, "The Stone Rolled Away.” Kaster music will be ren- dered by Mrs. Frank P. Kennedy. Soclal hour will follow the meeting at 5:30, witn light refreshments, The committee has in- vited every woman in Omaha to attend this service. A girls' meeting will be held at the asso- clation at 8 o'clock with a speclal Easter significance. The girls will be addri by Miss Etta B, Agee, general secr o{ the Lincoln oclation. About tickets have been distributed for this m. ing and girls will be admitted by ticket. Bix hundred Xlrll are expected to be in attendance, Any girl Who has not re celved a ticket may procure one Sunday ternoon at the assoclation office. ~Adults not admitted to this girls’ meeting. Baptist. Calvary Branch, Thirty-fourth and Sew- ard—Sunday, 3:30 p. m., Bible school First Baptist—Morning service, 10:30; ristian Hope;" ‘evening service, T: The Resurrection of the Body,” by Rev. D. E. Jenkins Grace, Tenth and Arbor, B. F. Fellman, Pastor—Easter service with baptisme an sermon, 10:45 & m., “The Rest of Christ.” This service marks the close of a cam- aign of ten years for the building fund. Evening at 8, evangelistic and song sery- ice. Calvary, Twenty-fifth and Hamilton, Rev. E. R. Curry, Pastor—Services at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Morning theme, “Witnessing to the Resurrection;” even. | ing theme, “The Resurrection in Symbol." The ordinance of baptism will follow the evening service. Bible school at 12 m. Young people’s service at 6.30 p. m, Mid- week mervice, Wednesday at 8 p, m. Spe- clal Easter music at both services on Sunday. Immanuel, Twenty-fourth and Pinkney, Pastor— | evening. Mary Aimost school at noon. & union, 6:30. Mid-week meeting. We day evening at 8. Congregational. First, Nineteenth and Davenport, Fred- erick . Rouse, Pastor—Morning wopshi) at subject, “The Immortalize Evening worship at 7: “Immortality and Attainmen school at 12. Young Christian Endeavor at musie. St. Mary's Avenu . Mary's Avenue Twenty-seventh, Rev. Lucluc O. Baid, tor—Morning worship at 10:30. sermon People's Boclety of 12 Special Easter | South Twentieth—Children's Easter |christ” Sunday senool, i2m Rostwiek, rintendent munion, reception of members and consecration at 4:3 p. m Plymouth, Twentieth and Spencer, John P. Clyde, Minister—Morning worship at 10:30; sermon theme, “The Larger Mean |ing of Easter” Special music: Anthem, | “Now ta Christ_Riwen.” by Alien, chorus | Bolo, “Easter Tide,” by Brackett, Miss Edith Collats. Solo, “My Hope is In the verlasting,” by Steiner, G N. Aulabaugh unday school at 12. Christian Endeavor at 6.30. Evening worship North 8ide Christian church at Christian Selence Second Church of Christ Solentist, Nine. teenth and Farnam, Lyric theater—Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.; services, 11 a. m.; subject leason sermon, ‘Reality. First Church of Christ Scientist, Twenty- fifth and Farnam, Chambers Bullding—Sun- day school at 9 45 a. m.; Sunday services at 11 a. m, and § p. m.; subject of lesson mon, “Reality.” Chrintt First, Twenty-sixth and Harney. J. W. Kersey, Pastor—Services at Christian church'as follows: Preaching at 10:30 a. m., and 7:30 p. m.; Bible school at 12 m.; young | people’s meeting at 6:30 p. m. Special music | at both morning and evening services. You are cordlally invited Eplscopal, All Saints’ Twenty-sixth and Dewey Ave- nue, T. J. Mackay, Paston—Easter day ser- vices; ‘early celebrations of the holy com- munion, 7 and § a. m.; morning prayer and service 11 a m.; P. m.; evening prayer and sermon, § p. m Lutheran. St. Paul's German, Twenty-elghth and Parker, E. T. Otto, Pastor—Easter services: confession at 9:30, services at 10 a. m., Mon- day at 8 p. m.; in English Sunday avening at 7:45; German-American parochial scho: Mr. H. Bundenthal, teacher. e Kountze Memorl Twenty-sixth and Farnam, Rev. John E. Hummon, Pastor— 8:30 a.m., sunrise service, “If a Man Dle, Will_He 'Live Again?’; 10:30 a. m., hol communion, gathering of Easter offarings 2:30 p. m. ' children's baptismal service; P. m., Surday school song service; 7 p. m. Christian _Endeavor devotional meeting, “Getting Ready to Live Forever'; 8 p. m., cantata “From Sepulchre to the Throne," Shepherd. Bt. Mark's English, Twentleth and Bur- dette, L. Groh, Pastor.—Services Easter: 7 8. m., sunrise prayer meeting by the Christ- lan Endeavor; 10:30 a. m., reception of new fon and absolution; holy 80 p. m.; musical services by choir gregation; sermonettes, five to ten by the pastor; Sunday school at no services by Christian Endeavor at7 p. m com- infant in charge of 7:30, Methodist. Free Methodist, 1737 South Eleventh, h L. Riley, Pastor—Regular preaching services at 11 a. m.; also preaching in the evening. Sunday school at 10 o'clock, with Easter program. Pearl Memorial—Franklin Plerce Jolly, the noted lecturer and preacher, will preach at 7:¥ p. m. on “Winning In the Battle of Life.” ‘The pastor will preach at 10:45 :; n, on “The Significance of the Resurrec- o) Hanscom Park, Twenty-ninth and Wool- worth Avenue, Rev. R. Beott }gxde. D. D., Pastor—Morning worship at 10:30. Pastor's sermon theme, “The Resurrection.”” At i special service of song by the cholr, Lee G. Krats, cholrmaster. Sunday school at noon; Bert Wilcox, superintendent. Walnut Hill, Forty-first and Charles, E. Hosman, Pastor—Morning serviee at :30; theme, “The Story of the Resurrec- ton." Bunday school at noon; George T. Lendley, superintendent. Epworth league at 6:30. Evening service at 7:20; sermon by pastor. Special music at both services. Trinity, Twenty-first and Binney, G. W. Abbott, D. D., Pastor—Easter services for the morning. ‘At 10:30 a. m. the pastor will preach. Subject of morning sermon, “The Petition of the Greeks.” In the evening the Babbath school will give a concert. Speclal music will be furnished by the chofr. McCabe, Fortieth and Farnam, Rev. John Grent Shick, Pastor—The Sunday school Will render an Easter program at 10 a. m. 1h¢ pastor will preach an Easter sermon at 11 a. m. Epworth league at 6:30 p. m. Preaching at 7:30; theme, “An Evening With Fanny Crosby.” The offering in con- nection with the Sunday school program will be for missions. Presbyteri: Lowe Avenue, Fortleth and Nicholas Nathanlal McGiffin, . Minister—Easter s vices morning and ning. . Morning wor- ship at 10:30; evening worship at 7 Church of the Covenant, Twen! and Pratt, Rev. R.'T. Bell, D. D., Pastor— Services at 10:30 and 7:30. Sabbath school at noon. Junior Endeavor at 3:30. Young Peo- ple’s society at 6:30. First, Dodge and Seventeenth, Rev. Ed- at 61:15. First United, Twenty-first and Emmet— Dr. T. H. Hanna preaches in the morning on “Greetings of the Risen Lord” and in the evening his subject will be “If Ye Then Be Risen With Christ, Seek the Things Above." Westminsts Twenty-ninth and Mason, Rev. Thomi 5 H. McConnell, Pastor- ice of worship with sermon on “An B Meditation” at 10:30. Sabbath school Bible classes at noon. Westminster chapel Bunday school at 8:30. Holy communion with reception of members at 7:30. Clifton _Hill, Forty-fifth and Grant, Thomas B. Greenlee, Minister—Both sery- ices of public worship will be appropriate to the Easter day. Endeavor socleties at 3:% and 6:30 p. m. Wednesday evening a reparatory service to the communion to e celebrated Saturday morning, April 3. First Reformed, Twenty-third and Cen- tral Boulevard, Rev. F. 8. Zaugg, Pastor— Sunday of at 9:30 a. m. Preaching service at 11 a. m. The Lord's supper will be celebrated at the morning service. In- stead of the usual preaching service in the evening the cholr will render an Easter cantara. North, Nineteerith and Ohlo, M. V. Hig- bee, Pastor—Special Easter services at 10: and 7:%0. The Young People's Soclety of Christian Endeavor will glve a special praise service at 6:%0. All invited. Com- munion Sabbath morning,. April 3. Pre- paratory service at 8§ Wednesday evening, March 0. Central _United, Twenty-fourth and Dodge, R. B. A. McBride, D. D., Minister— Morning worship at 10:30. - Observance ot the Lord's supper, reception of new mem- bers and baptism of infants. Sacramental meditation on the resurrection. Evening worship at 7 sermon _subject, “Our Heavenly Citizenship.”—A farewell sermon. Third, Leavenworth and Twentieth, Rev, Willlam E. Todd, Retiring Pastor—Sunday school at 9:30. Public worship, admission embers and communion at 1045, Pas- adult Bible class at 12. Junior Young le's Society of Christian Endeavor at ¢ Services at Old Ladles' home 4. Senfor Young People's Soclety of Christian Endeavor at 6:30. Evening service with an Kaster concert at 7:30. The Kaster music has been very specially prepared and will be greatly enjoyed by all who attend. All are cordlally Invited. = Seats are free. Castellar Street, Sixteenth and Castellar, Ralph H. Houseman, Minister—At 10:1 tive members. At 10:30, public worship, communion, reception of members, Easter anthems and pastoral meditation on “The Minimum _of Fundamentals Essential to Salvation.” At noon. Bible school, Easter exercises and promotion of classes. At 6:80, Young People's socicty. At 7:30, Easter anthems; sermon theme, “The Angel of the Resurrection.” Monday evening, ses- slonal meeting to consider annual reports. Wednesday evening, 6:30 to 7:%. a lap supper served by the Woman's Ald soclety, preceding the first of two annual congre: gational meetings, Miscellaneou Unity, Seventeenth and Cass, Rev. New- ton Mann, Minister—Services at 10:45; ser- mon, ‘‘Poetic Easter. Sunday school at noon. Oak Street Mission Bible School, 3000 pro- gram at 3 Parents speclally welcome to hear them. Peoples, Charles W. Savidge, Pastor— Morning 'Easter sermon. Mrs. Edith Shin. rock will also make & brief addr Even ing: Sunday school Easter exercises, Prof Mertes and his chorus will render special music. GIRL SERIOUSLY SCALDED Amy Parr Upsets Kettle of Bolling Water and Severe B Rey Scalded through the upsetting of a kettle of bolling water, Amy Parr, aged 13, lies in & serious condition at the home of her par- ents, 2403 South Twentieth street. The accl- dent happened just before supper time. The child was alone in the house and passing betore the stove she struck the kettle and |1t tell, the contents spilting about her legs. Her cries attracted the attention of the nelghbors, who sent for Dr. Schieir, who dressed her burns and did what he could Bass Solo—The Plains vr Peace....Barnard |y the pastor. Subject, “The Indwelling | to relieve the agony of the little sufferer, children's wservice at 4, sessional meering to confer with prospee- l TACPAIKY AL duuld UMAKA | miesion at 4 p. m. Stars and Stripes Bottled Beer The only beer brewed from pure spring water on the market. Order a case for your home and get the best. A beer just suited to quaff at home—a night-cap for the sociable evening—a refreshing draught for the late supper—a delightful glass to sip under the evening lamp. Stars and Stripes is a foaming sparkling beverage for the keen palate—for the connoisseur. Have a Case Delivered to Your Home J. S. CROSS RETAIL DEALER, 1402 Douglas Sireet Telephones—Douglas, 1306; Independent, A-1306, WILLOW SPRINGS BREWING CO. uity Glerk (i nas bailots Already A Klauleis Luuus, VOTERS MUSY Looksoe oal Be e No Risht Franchise—inster Py lor Mem Who Have 0 services. After the district court decided in favor of the use of tue Australian pallot at the south Umaha municipal election and issued & Wit of mandamus yesterday, the city clerk, J. J. Glilin, - immediately consulied with the city printer, W. 8. Shafer and gave him the copy for the official and sam- ple ballots. These ballots are not rotated and the republican nominees hold the first place on the ticket. The printer estimated that the cost of the printing would be about $150, which is the actual cost of mov- ing the voting machines. There 18 no ad- aitional cost attached to the use of the ballot and & much freer ballot 18 secured. it has been the experience of all elections with the machines that fully one-third of the voters are not able to operate them without assistance and wnen assisted are often too much confused to make the selec- tion which they wanted to make, The de- clsion of the court is counted a decided vic- tory for the fepublicans and will be ac- cepted with complaisance by the greater portion of the demecrats. ad the demo- crats made the initial move for the Aus- traltan ballot the faults of the machine would have been quite as well ared as in the present case, At the republican headquarters last night there was much good feeling over the re- sults and the ease with which all pretended opposition to the Australian ballots has melted away. Easter in South Om: Most of the South Omaha churches aro preparing special Easter programs for Sun~ day. The musical features of the programs are, as usual, especially prominent. In nearly all the churches a holy communion service, baptism and reception to new members form part of the program. One of the most elaborate programs is at St. Martin's Episcopal church. The pro- gram is as follows: Processional Hymn, No. 112.. ¢ Introit—Awake, Thou That Sicepest..Maker Kyrle Dorey Glorla Tibf Hymn (before sermon), No. 110 Hymn (after sermon), No. 118.......... Offertory—The Day of Resurrection.. Dulsken Dorey Dorey Dorey Dorey Sursum Cord: Sanctus Agnus Del Benedictus Communion Nunc Dimitti Recessional, Morning tople, “When It Is Daj EVENING. Processional, No. 112.. Gloria (chant), No. 177 Magnificat (chant), No. 177, Nuno Dimittls (chant), No. 2% Hymn (before sermon), No. 1%5. Hymn (after sermon), No. 110, Offertory—Organ .. i Mrs. L. H. Greer. Recessional—Hymn No. 118.. Children’s special service, St. Clement’s Mission.' The vested cholr of St. C.ement's sion will also present an elaborate gram: Processional Hymn—Jesus Introit—Christ, Our Passover. Kyrie Gloria Nicene Creed (Monotone) Hymn—At the Lamb's High Feast We Sing . Anthem—How | Mountains wereens Smith | Offertory—Thou Art Worthy, O Lord.. | s . Gilbert (Monotone). -Gregorian | ilbert | nonymous | *"Beautif the arsum’Corda’ il Sanctus ... Taylor | Communion Hymn-Bread of the World - | Post Communion—And Now, O Father.. Glorla,_In Excelsi .. Fenner Nunc Dimittis .. Gregorian Recessional—On Our Way Rejoicing.... Organist, Mrs. O. Polcar. Evening prayer and sermon at 8 p. m Vespers will be obsérved at St. Edward's neuISIER TODAY | | Mr. B. Burton of the Stop taking liquid physic or big or little pills, that which makes you worsa instead of curing. Cathartics don't cure—they irritate and weaken the bowels. CASCARETS make the bowels strong, tone the muscles so they crawl and work—when they do this they are healthy, producing right results, CASCARETS 1oc a box for a week's {restment. A1l drugeists. Biggestseiler in the world. Miilion boxes & month. [ | evening tople s “Immortality Brought to Light.” The regular | preached by Rev. J Methodlst church. The holy communion will follow. Spectal music by the chofr. In the evening the Sunday school will have charge and with the assistance of the choir will give an extensive musical program. Today's Registration. The last detall of the work to be accom- plished In today's registration was pre- pared for and a corps of watchers has been enlisted to keep a sharp lokout for would- be voters who have no rights in the city election. None of the apparent irregularities of the primary day will be premitted if they can be detected. It is certaln that when certain names appear again on the poll books that arrests will follow, and the republicans have a complete list of those especlally prepared A number of meetings are being arranged for next week, but the announcement is not ready, First Ward—First precinct, 53 North Twentleth street; Second precinet, 613 North Twenty-fourth street. Second Ward—First precinct, 19 South Twentleth street; Second precinct, 100 North Twenty-fourth street. Third Ward—First d Z streets; Secons and T stre Fourth Ward—First recinct, 212 North Twenty-fourth street; Second precinct, 2029 Q_street. Fifth Ward—Fifst precinct, 722 North Twenty-seventh street; Second precinct, 508 North Twenty-sixth street. Sixth Ward—First precinct, 1214 North 'wenty-fourth street; Second’ precinct, 412 orth Twenty-fifth street. Magic City Gosaip. Mr. and Mre. L. W. Caughey are visiting at Atlantic, Ja. Dr. Stuart Campbell and wife are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Labidus, Twenty- fifth and M streets, reporc the birth of a son, Howard Gramlich has returned from Lin- coln for his vacation. He has been attend- ing the ‘school of agriculture, Mrs. J. H. Devine is slowly recovering from a severe attack of bronchitls at her home, 165 South Thirtieth street. Fred Paul has moved in the Giichrist residence. Mrs. R. Gllchrist and Miss Nora will not be able to return for some time, Mrs. Laura Fenner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Anderson, has gone to Spokane, Seattle and other Pacific coast cities, The work of preparing the O street v duct Is being rapidly pushed. The repair: necessary will require three or four week Frank Kita and Max Terrell were dis. y on charges of spendin; y not his own In the case of the first and on a charge of robbery In the case of the second. STUDENTS READY FOR DEBATE Preliminaries for Omaha-Lincoln Cone test Held Yesterday Aftermoon at High School. Preliminaries for the annual debate bee tween Omaha and Lincoln High nchl:;- Baster sermon will be M. Bothwell at the recinct, Twenty-first precinct, Thirty-sec- were held at the Omaha High school/ Fyl- day. The oft-discussed question of lab@r unions, 'Resolved, That labor unions are, on the whole, beneficial,” was the question Morris Shillington, James Van Avery and George Grimes were chosen as the squad to represent Omaha, with lobert Strehlow as alternate. Principal E. U. Graff presided at the meeting and Prof. Woolery. and Prof. Carstensen of the high school faculty, and Young Men's Chris- tlan assoclation, acted as the judges of the arguments presentcd Harold Landeryou, the freshman boy who won the medal for putting for the best debate in the recent contest with CouncH Bluffs, was presented With the medal by Mr. Graff on this occasion, Besldes the arguments given by the dif- ferent youths entering Into the contest, a short program was given for the entertain- Dr. Gorst will conduct the morning serv- fce at Lefler Memorial church, with holy communion. At the First Presbyterian church Easter commiunion, with baptism and reception of members. Special chorus cholr. King's Daughters chapel at 2:30 p. m. Holy com- munion and Easter service will be con- | ducted. | ment of the audience. Miss Helen Taylor played a plano solo and Miss Jennie Un- deland a violin solo. The Cadet band also gave a selection, Miss Jasmine Sherraden gave a recitation and Hugo Heyn furnished somewhat of & novelty in the shape of a xylophone 8olo. A Horrible Death The Easter communion will be observed results from decaying lungs. Cure coughs at the English Lutheran church | Baptism and holy communion will be ob- | served at the Baptist church, The pastor's | Beaton Drug Co, and weak, sore lungs with Dr. King's New Diccovery. 0n and $1.00. For sale by i AN ;4—_Poor Weé/;——Woman As she is termed, will endure bravel: agonies which a stron¢ man would e fact to be under such troubles. and patiently ve way under. women are more patient than they ought Every woan ought to know that she may obtain the mc.t expericnced medical advies free of charge and in absolute confidence and privacy by the World's Pierce, M. D., bas been chief consull writing to Mnrnnry Medieal Association, R. V. resident, Buffalo, N. Y. Dr. Pierce ting physician of the Invalide’ Hotel and Surgical Lnstitute, of Bufialo, N. Y., for many years and has had & wider practical experience in the treatment of women’s diseases than the His modicines are world-{amous for their satonishing and varics] Eaglish up-to-date in the le’s Edition physician in this oou.m). efficacy. The most perfeot remedy ever devised for weak and deli- cate women is Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. IT MAKES WEAK WOMEN STRONG, SICK WOMEN WELL, symptoms of woman’s peculiar silments are fally set Medicsl Adviser (1008 pages), w newly which, cloth-bound, will be mailed fres on of 31 one-cent stamps to pay cost of wailing omly. Address as above. [s 4