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CHURCHES
CITY READY TO GREET
EASTER DAY WITH SONG,
MUSIC AND PRAYER
Special Church Services,
Fashion Displays and
Great Exodus to Sea
shore Will Be Included
in Celebration.
Philadelphia. Joins with Chrlstlani
throughout the world today In elaborate
plana for the observance ot Easter to
morrow. White big crowdB nro hurry
ing nway to the seaside and the Quaker
City will be well represented In the rash
Ion parade on the Boardwallt nt Atlantic
City, thousands or faithful will remain
hero and Join In worshiping Christian
tho anniversary of that day when ne
arose from the dead and brought Joy
and salvation to all who believe and
follow Him.
For weeks choirs and special, choruses
have been practicing cantatas and the
solemn nnd beautiful Enster music. With
the first lays ot the morning tomorrow
liozatinns and hallelujahs will ring out
in nil the churches ot tho city.
Probably, moro than ever before,
Easter morn will ho welcomed with sun
rise services In churches of all denom
inations throughout tho city. It may be
that tho war across the sea, tho suffering
And tho slnughter Is lesponslble for the
greater appreciation ot tho peace this
country enjoys, which will be expressed
at tomorrow's services; or It may be the
effect of tho general revival that Is
sweeping through the country. But,
whatever tho cause, it cannot bo denied
that tho church peoplo are moro alert
this year than they have been In many
ycarB to meaning nnd algtiKlcnneo of
Kaster.
This has been Indicated through tho
Unusually largo attendance at the Lenten
services in the churches. And, with the
approach of tho most Joyful of all holi
days, thero has been a widening Interest
In the coming observances. Tho muslo
programs arranged have seldom, If over,
been surpassed.
Today hundreds of florists aro engaged
In decorating church edifices, and tomor
row morning beautiful lilies nnd other
spring blooms will adorn tho nltars. Their
fragranco will Intermingle with that ot
tho Incense, making a wolcomlng per
fume to greet those who kneel to sing tns
praises of tho King of Kings.
Elaborate services will be held In the
Ilomnn Catholic Cathedral of SS. Peter
and Paul, In Logan Square. Archbishop
rrendorgast will bo the celebrant nt the
Folemn High Jlass. Tho sermon will be
preached by the Tlov. Father Valentino.
In all Catholic churches Mass will bo
aid on faster Day.
In churches of other denominations
special exorcises will mark the observ
ance of Raster. Beautiful music will bo
heard, and on Illy-bedecked nltnrs tall
candles will glenm amqng tho flowers.
Elaborate musical programs will charac
terize the Hervlces In most of the Episco
pal churches.
In tho churches ot St. Clement's, St.
Stark's, Calvary, tho Annunciation nnd
others where the ancient Anglican ritual
Is followed, the services will bo pnrtlcu
larly Impressive.
MORE THAN 500 NEW
i BIBLE CLASSES HERE
: Neighborhood Organizations,
btarted by Miss Saxe, of Sun-
day Party, in Active Study.
Moro than 500 neighborhood Bible
classes have been organised as the ro
sult of the campaign in Philadelphia ot
Billy Sunday. These classes, largely
the outcome of the wnrlc nf Ml,.- n,..
if Saxe, Sunday's Bible teacher, aro found
r In OVPrv RpnMnn if l,a !.. n., .
a total membership of nhnnt Knnn n.r.n.
i Iiach week they meet In the homes of
fc.rnembera for the study of the Bible. It Is
. not unusual for several persons to be
I converted during the sessions ot the
5 classes.
C Jn order to conserve the work as much
s possible and to havo Its efTect foi
y igood extended as widely as possible, moro
umii unit a aozen centres will bo organ
ized In different sections of Philadelphia
in tho early future, where renorts of thn
progress of the Bible study may bo made.
... i.;oi uuinciciico ot leaaers ot the
classes will be held in the Temple Luth
eran Church. E2d ami Tin strut. -
',Jueaday afternoon at 3 o'clock. ' Mrs.
j-iiiiua v Kearney, of the Philadelphia
COUntV Sunrlnv Sphnnl Aannin,i ....
has Charce Of thn r.nfiaoa illl k
charge. "" " "'
yEX-GOVERNOR PENNYPACKER
TO TALK AT BIBLE RALLY
iProminent Sneakers fnp Tirovoi t?m,ii
Civic and Educationnl Arnntinn.
? Pa.,t,1,rd ln tho ""lea of clvlo and
pIm , ra,uca of th0 Drexel Diddle
Bible Classes will take place on Thurs-
lthyBnJHhT,'?.th9 Fourth DaPtlat C1'"
n.M B"tt,"W00(1 Btets. William J.
?h i,?h,ef ,d'I'octor " Kast - hliadel.
pnia, will preside, and the speakers will
.include ex-aovernor Samuel W. Penny
Packer, Frederick J, Shoyer, 'Frederic W.
Norcross. it. n i' .'. J ,rl.,u IV
Wilson. The n.'v. J B. a.Vl the
PMtor, will deliver tho address of wel.
Sf-1nd.thB cholr wl slve a special
' ?i ,1 UK'""'' 'ino meeting wl be
Open to thn nuhl nn.i -.. j - .
'bi M iW d re(,ulred' No offering will
DARBY WANTS CAMPAIGN
I BY EVANGELIST NICHOLSON
LCommittee Receives Rnnniirniromonf
firom Preacher Now Stirring; Chester.
3arwnlon Evanel'8tlo Committee of
Jaroy has started n. mnvamant t .m.i.
ioMiQhoU?nHemmlnser Party, now
goiainjr services n Chester, to conduct
,77 ks- .campaign In May.
' 13 thought that thn rl,iir.l,a. In
ii iniC1,1ry.n' ColHngdala and Sharon
'l Will fall In With tia nlnr, Ql.. .l.
SI. eetlnK f tha committee a, few
fftLtVL '"""be. have approached the
S "" "-"emminger party and have
it (i. cucuuragem,ent.
KiA . Q ose ot the combined Sunday
mce tomorrow In the Darby Theatre,
wiling will be held ami rt.flnlta ,.:
itf?,ment9 my b0 made tor a bis evan.
uaiie cainnalsn mu!.i- h ,lirntin
t Nicholson. '
Richard Zerkwor Imnrnvl'nn
!lSard Ztckyer, of tha Zeckwer Con-
fm . i " Dl au81c. was reported to be
T y M th warrt Hospital,
. u"uer"m an operation for an
t Of tha throat vrstnrrfav Tltr
ISo u tbe """wtw of conservatories
rriuSa s,r' and in Oermantown,
t Philadelphia and other ections.
Easter at Oakmnnr
plborate Easter program has been
Kr oy J " . the gastor of
fwon rnurcn, Oakmont for tomor-
Jn addition to the usual Easter
""''' oantu. tne wwi-Known
dt stt,g at th mwulns servia.
AND THEIR
fEljcjfrfcnblp.ftatlj
fTn-fjffans of America have much for
which to be thankfut this Easter
season.
While the World Is ft narrow for the
sufferers lit the tcnrrliin nntlnnx. them
I' a preater spirit of evangelism
throughout this country than has been
seen for many years.
Some teliglous teadcrs sal toe are
futt entering tho greatest revival
pcrlorf In history.
-Vetcr has such a wave of temper
ance sentiment spread over the world
as mat found today.
Religion has become a popiilnr sub
feet for conversation. Magatlnes and
newspapers are giving more space to
It than ever before.
Philadelphia services during the
Lenten season were more largely at'
tended than then had been In years.
And reports from other parts of the
country Indicate the same Interest and
enthusiasm.
Probably the gieatcst foy, however,
to the Christian people of the Keystone
State has come through Governor
Ilrumbaugh's fearless stand for local
option and the loyal support ho Is re
ceiving from Church and business
leaders.
Yes, truly, we have much for whlrh
to sing our praise. Hut let us not for
get that, although our blessings arc
many, tor ore most indebted for the
one that came with that old message;
ucnotu, tno I, or i is risen I'
PHILLIPS.
(MRRICK THEATRE MEETINGS
TO END SEASON TOMORROW
Moro Thau 30,000 Persons Attended
Lemon Hill Association" Services.
The most successful season of winter
meetings ever held by the Lemon Hill
Association will bo brought to a close
with a special Easter service In tho Der
rick Theatre tomorrow night. A careful
cstlmato places the aggregato attendance
during tho series of 23 meetings nt nnvly
CO.COO jri-sons, while tho visitors' record
shows representatives from every State
In the Union and almost every country on
the globe.
In his sermon on "A ltlsen Christ or
Nunc" the Itev. James B. Ely will dis
cuss tho resurrection as a proof of
Christ's deity, the risen Christ as the
head of the Church, making it n living
Institution; as tho head of the homo,
preserving Its sanctity, nnd ns the head
of the- Individual, giving assurance of Im
mortality. KELIGIOUS BREVITIES
At St. Mattheiv'i Lutheran Cnurch. Broail
anil Mount Vernon streets, the Ilov. Dr. Edwin
Heyl Delk will conflrm tho cattchetlcal claH
and recoil e new members tomorrow morning,
tlio Easter offerinir will b presented. Holy
Communion will bo administered at 4 p. m.
The OTtn anniversary of tha Sunday school will
toe1 obseriad at T:30 p. m
At St. John's Eplncopal Church the rtcv, lr.
aeorgo Chalmers KlchmoncJ will prench on
"A Ullmpso of Ideal Humanity In the Light
or the llenurrootlon" tomorrow morning, and
on ''Tho Chrlattanlratlon of Modern I.lfc:
Can It Bo Done?" In tho opening.
.Th?, n,ev!, Dr' LD- u U"rrl will preach at
tho Methodist Church or tho Covenant tomor
row at 1O..10 o. m. and the Itov. Dr. Ocorge
W. Ileneon nt 7.t5 p. m. Thero will bo
Easter music.
Twenty-flte new menibcrs will be admitted
to fellowahlp ln tho Unhersallot Church ot the
Itostoratlon tomorrow.
.A? 51, filljal",.,h'eEPsc0Ba! Church tomor
row morning tho Rev. Frederick U. Ward
will conduct Solemn High Maes with a pro
cession. Solemn evensong with proccsulon and
solemn To Deum will bo sung at 8 o'clock In
tho eonlng.
At tho rirat Unitarian Church tomorrow,
morning, thero wlllbe a union .service of tho
church and Sunday school and baptism of
children. The Ilev, C. B. St. John wfll preach
H '""ii Life." In tho ovsnlng his subject
K!". XTAe . nostirroctlon interpreted by tha
Easter nenlceg and Easter Communion will
r conducted by the Ilev. Dr. Unbort Iluth
?rr'?1 r,0,l!,ior ?f ,he Central North Droad
strfSt.Pr!i?yterlon Church tomorrow morning
at 10.45 o clock. In the evening a special pro
gram with Easter muslo will be rendered,
pe Rev. Dr J mtchln Smith, of tho
rrlncston Theological Seminary, will address
the Preshjlerlan Ministers' .Meeting In West
minster Hnll Monday morning, at 11 o'clock,
on "The Hard Saylnga of Scripture."
The Jw Dr. Husaell lr Conwell. laator
Or tho UautlBt Temnlo. will haollTn n.A h.
tOO perfcona tomorrow at 8.30 a, in. and 2. So
P. m. j wm conauct prayer meeting at 7
a. m. and Communion service at 10 ."10 a m
He will preach at both morning and etenlng
rvrvlces. Henri Scott will nrolnt the chorus
at he evtnlng seivlce, for which special
iiiuqiu nan urau nimniaa ay froieSBOr William
Powell Twaddell, musical director.
A largo number of new members will Join
,h.e. . Ma"'h Lutheran Church tomorrow. In
addition to the 80 new aocesslona. A reception
will ho tendered the now members and Sunday
converts Monday evening. A whirlwind cam
paign la to be orranlied next week. In which
inau; an uic iiiciiiuvib will participate.
Special Easter services, with music, will bo
!,.'ld ".'-A.1?' Young Women's Christian Asaoela
tlon. isno Arch street, tomorrow morning at
0 o'clock, with Mrs. Joseph A. Hudson pre
siding. Madame I-ayah ftarakat will eprak.
Tho soloist will be Mrs. Augustus Nolle f
Jjevln West will play the cornet, and Mils
Carrie Hudson will be the accompanist.
Easter Day servlcesaT St. Mark's Episcopal
Church, loth and J-acust atreeta. tomorrow will
consist ot celebrations for Communions at 7
and h a. m.. Matins at 10 a m.. celebration ot
the Solumn Eucharist at 10:30 a. m. and Sol
emn Evensong at 4 p. m. The Itev. Elliot
White, rector, will preach at 10.30 a. m.
"Thej Innuencs of tho. Doctrine of Evolution
??-MfI'.B'0if' Vl0?hi wl" J" the subject o"
the llev. K. E. Evans at the airard Avanue
Unitarian Church tomorrow evening.
Easter anthems will be eung at the Cen.
5jh,1,7the,n1.05',trvChSr':n morrow morning
..ih n R.tSs D,r aw,r? w- Uabcock will
preach on "The Empty Tomb." An Eaater
cantata, -will be auug In tho Stenlng.
The Men's Bible Class ''
'Central Truth of Tomorrow's Lesson
(April 4, 1915 International Series Easter Lesson, Matt., xxvlil, 1-10.)
Christ Is Risen
By GEORGE G. DOWEY
Mohammed is dead; Confucius Is dead; Buddha is dead; Jesus Ohrist,
though He teas dead, is now alive forevermore. The glory of Christianity is
the present, personal, living Christ, The skeptic's chief difficulty has been
to Keep the crucified Nazarene embalmed in the tomb.
To do this he sealed it with the "unbreakable" Jtoman
seal; he set the "invincible" Jtoman guard to watch the
seal, and he has since exhausted every conceivable trick
of human urtt, wisdom, reason and philosophy to explain
the broken seal and the empty tomb. Yet there stands
out, clear and distinct, the indisputable fact Ohrist is
risen.
If the skeptic could change that fact he would
destroy the very foundation of Christianity, It would
be easier to change the course of the planets, for the
resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead is a fact more
secure than tomorroufa rising sun. The Holy Spirit
anticipated all the possible arguments that would be
used by an unbelieving world against the validity of the
resurrection story. Each of the 11 appearances of Jesus
after Ills resurrection pteets and fully answers some one
OEQHQE a. powey or more of these skeptical arguments.
Belief in the risen Christ is necessary to salvation. "If thou shalt confess
telth thy mouth the Lord Jesus and shalt believe in thine heart that Qod hath
raised Him from the dead, thou shalt be saved" (Rom,, x, 0).
The resurrection is the source of comfort and hope to the believer, Cal
vary and its cross, with no Easter morning, means darkness and defeat. The
two disciples on the way to flmmaus were bowed in grief until the resurrection
became real to them; then all was changed. There ts many a sad and dis
couraged soul today plodding wearily along the Emmaus life's road, ttrf7t eyes
holden bv memories of Oejhsemane gloom and Calvary defeat, and once
bright hopes buried in the grave, with the journey seeming long and tedious,
who, if he would but hnow what the Scriptures say concerning the Ohrist,
would not see the cross so much as the orown; not the gloom, but the glory;
not the dead and burled Hatarene, but the living victorious Saviour (he
Christian's hope of glory.
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Church,
LOCAL OPTION HAS
BIBLE CLASS HELP
More Than 1000 Men of Church
Organizations Going to Har
risburg to Back Up Governor.
Kihle clans men throughout the city are
enthusiastic supporters ot Oovernor
Brumbaugh in his light for the passage
of his local option bill, nnd next Tuesday
It Is expected that about 1000 of them will
Join tho nntl-saloon army that vylll go
to Harrlsbttrg to participate In the public
hearing demonstration. Confidence is felt
by them that tho Governor is going to
como out victorious, nnd. In event the
bill shou'd bo defeated, it Is their Inten
tion to continue their fight by using their I
Influence to elect locnl option men to tho
next Legislature.
Many of tho big classes that have been
organized by the Ilev. George G. Dowey,
general secretary of tho Philadelphia
Sunday School Association and chairman
ot the Blblo class work for tho "Billy"
Sunday campaign, will send delegations
to march In tho anti-saloon parade.
Among them will be one of about 20 men
from the Tioga Presbyterian Church, an
other of 10 men from the Calvin Pres
byterian Church, ono of llvo men from
tho Gaston Presbyterian Church and an
other of eight from Slloam Methodist
Eplscopnl Church.
To Begin Revival Soon
Special evangelistic services nro to be
begun on Apt II tl nt tho Ninth Presby
terian Church, 57th street nnd Washing
ton avenue, under tho direction ot the
minister, the Itev. Dr. John Alfred Hlg
gotis, with the thought of conserving, so
far as possible the results of "Blllj" Sun
day's campaign In this city.
Pastors of other Presbyterian churches
In tho city will assist Doctor Hlggons.
Among those to help are tho Itevs. II. A.
Hoggs, O. G. McDowell, W. M. Auld, A. J.
Ferry and J. a. wewmnn.
Tho Ninth Church has received a total
addition in membership during the last
year of 107 persons. Doctor Hlggons re
ports moro than -50 men in the Bible
classes nnd that tho prayer-meeting nt
tendanco has doubled slnco tho Sunday
campaign movement started In the city.
"The Crucifixion" Finely Sung
Sir John Stalner's cantata, "Tho Crucl
llxlon," was sung last night in the Wal
nut Street Presbyterian Church, before
a largo and deeply Impressed audience,
by tho capable chor of the church, aug
mented for the occasion. Tho Ilev. II.
Alford Hoggs, who assisted tho pastor,
tho Ilev. J, A. MeCallum, preached an
appropriate sermon,
"Rody" and Ackley to Give Recital
Homer Ilodeheaver, "Billy" Sunday's
choir leader, and Bcntley D. Ackley,
pianist of the Sunday party, will make a
trip to this city fiom Paterson. N. J.,
and give a recital in the Baptist Temple,
Broad nnd Berks stroets, on Monday
night, April 19, the proceeds of which vWll
be devoted to the Home and School
League, of this city.
RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES
ADORN CHURCHES"
linntttirmrl with fmwrnnt Mnnm
EXTENSIVE SHOP WORK
BYMEN0FY.M.C.A.
Central Branch Increases Spir
itual Power Easter Music
Tomorrow.
Extensile shop work Is being done by
the religious Renlco department of the
Centrnl Brunch Young Men's Christian
Association. Illchard C. Wilson, promoter
of service, with his assistants, Is exerting
every effort to mnko tho Institution's
power for the growth of the spiritual Ufa
of the city become stronger than It has
ever been, and nlmost every week-day
meetings are held In shops In tho central
part of the city nt noon.
Noxt Tuesday a meeting will be held In
tho shop of tho Bemcnt-Mlles nlant. at
21st and Callowhlll streets, when the
Itev. Frank Scott will glvo an address,
Tho nov. Fletcher Clark will talk at a
meeting to be held nt the headquarters
of the Packard Motor Car Company, 317
North Broad Mtreet, on Wednesday. At
tho William Sellers Company shop, IGtn
nnd Hamilton streets. Ilobert C. Mc
Qullklu will give an nddress on Thursday.
On Friday Mr. Wilson will lend tho meet
ing in the John C. Winston Publishing
House, nt 100G Arch street.
Special nnstcr muslo will bo a feature
of tho regular meeting tor men In the
auditorium tomorrow afternoon nt 4
o'clock. Miss Ethel Sykcs, coloratura
soprano, will slug, nnd Irmtrumont il
in lists will iiarticlpnto In the program.
The nddress will be given by the Ilov.
O. S. Utiffleld, pattor of the Asbury
Methodist Kplscopal Church, whose topic
will ho "Tho Final Object." Thomas I..
Lawton's Drop-In Class will meet In the
Lobby, nt 3 o'clock.
NOItTH BflANCH.
Tho llnst of a series of five addresses on
"How to Win Men," was given Inst night
by the Ilev. H. Grecnwny, pastor of the
Gaston Presbyterian Church. Doctor
Greemvay's subject last night was "How
to Win Careless Men."
The North Philadelphia Mlnisterlum
will meet in the auditorium of tho North
Branch on Tuesday afternoon, to consider
means for conserving tho religious Inter
est nrotiBed by the Sunday campaign.
K. B. Buckalew, general secretary of tho
Scranton V. M. C. A., has been Invited
to speak on the methods uspd for con
servation of Sunday's work in that city.
In tho evening representatives from a
dozen or more shops will attend a din
ner at 6:30 o'clock, when Mr. Buckalew
will speak.
There will be an elaborate musical en
tertainment In the auditorium this eve
ning. Professor Happlch'a orchestra will
be assisted by Horace II. Hood, and
Miss Alma Brunner. a reader, will par
ticipate In the exercises.
Tomorrow afternoon, at the lobby
meeting, the Ilov. James It. MncArthur.
pastor of the Bethesda Presbyterian
Church, will Bpeak on "Two Ways to
tho Throne." Mrs. A. C. Bates will be
the soloist.
"WEST BRANCH.
A community meeting for a discussion
of woman suffrage will be held In the
West Branch Y. M. C. A., on Saturday
evening of next week, at S o'clock. It
will be a maBs-meetlng, nnd will be open
to the public. The speaker will be Mrs.
Marlon Booth Kelley. Among features
of n musical program will be soprano
sulos by Mrs. Felix M. Katar and violin
solos by Charles Caspor. Jr.
"From Chinatown to the Pulpit" will
be the subject of an address to be de
livered at the Sunday afternoon meeting
tomorrow by George Long, founder and
superintendent of the Inasmuch Mission,
Mr. Long will tell his life story. Henry
W. Lewis will lead the singing. The
meeting Is to begin at i o'clock.
In order to conserve as much as nos-
slblo the benefits 0f the "Billy" Sunday
campaign that came through students
of the West Philadelphia High School
"hitting the trail" In tha West Branch
when Homer A. Ilodeheaver spoke- there,
V. II, Crown, the executive secretary. Is
Interviewing them. Bible classes are be
ing formed for them, and they are all
being lined up with church work.
Unitarian
Christianity
Jesus said to the sinner; "I do not
condemn thee, go and sin no more."
Shall God be less tender and Just
than his messenger? God will know
how to condemn and punish, but
only In tenderness and perfect jus
tice, lie will so nt the punishment
to Iha Bin as to make every sin fade
Into agonized regret, and to bring
forth reformation and endless good
ness. There Is no unpardonable sin,
fio sin great enough to deserve end
ess hell. AVould you torture a man
who had repented and become sin
cerely good, whether the reforma
tion came before death or after?
Jesus would not God will not
Come and hear tbe Inspiring Uni
tarian conception of Immortality at
tomorrow's services at tbe FIRST
UNITARIAN CHURCH, SUB Chest
nut street Rev C E 8t John.
Miihm r
CREDIT FOR SUNDAY
GIVEN BY REPORTS
OF LOCAL PASTORS
Clergymen Say That While
Majority of Converts
Were Not Prom Taber
nacle, "Billy" Helped
Through Revival Spirit.
Iteports, ot tho returns In new members
pastors of Philadelphia churches hnve re
ceived through the "Billy" Sunday cam
paign continue to roll In. Although many
clergymen have not responded to requests
for statements regarding tho number of
tnbernaclo "trail-hitlers' " enrds, a large
majority of tho reports that have been
sent to the 15vknino I.BDonn aro favor
able to tho evangelist and his work.
Tho Tlev, Edwin Forrest llann reports
that ho has received 37 members that lie
can trace directly to the tabernacle meet
ing, and that by a follow-up system oth
ers will be added through the receipt of
120 cards from tho Sunday meetings. The
Jlev. Dr. John D. C. Hanna, pastor ot
tho 29th Street Methodist Church, writes:
"I havo received since January 1, i:s
new members Into my church, moat ot
whom have come as a result of tho Sun
day campaign. I look for nnother bun
dled "
The Ilev Isaac Ward, pastor of the
Fourth Reformed Church, roports M new
members slnco tho campaign began, 17
of whom were Sunday "trml-hlttors." He
reports that thero are new 200 person-)
present at tho prayer meetings, whereas:
thero wore only about 100 beforo the cam
paign started. The Rev. Mr. Llttell, pns
tor ot the Veet United Presbyterlnn
Church, has received 100 now members
since January 1, 25' ot whom came
through tabernacle cards. Tho Increase
In memborshlp during the Inst three or
four months has been about 100 per cent.
ine itev. William J. Miller, Jr., pastor
of tho Tabernacle Lutheran -Church, re
ports that his church hqs ndded more
than 50 new members since January 1. He
estimates that about 10 of these .vere
Sunday converts and says there are more
of tho tabernacle "tralt-hltters" to be
seen nnd obtnlnod. Mr. Miller gives tho
campaign much of credit for making such
a large harvest nosslbtr.
The Hcv. A. Perclval Hodgson, pastor
of tho Falls of the Schuylkill Methodist
Church, says that three-fourths of 30 new
members his church enn teport nro lab
ornacle converts. The Rev. George W.
Babcock, pastor ot the Centenary Meth
odist Church, reports 100 new membern
since the campaign opened, 31 of them
being "trall-hlttors." The Rev. J. II.
Shlroy, pastor of tho Trinity United
Evangelical Lutheran Church, Gorman
town, reports that one-half of the new
members he has received Into his church
were tabernoclo converts.
The Rev. Robert T. Tyson, pastor of
the Taylor Memorial Methodist Protest
ant Church, advises that ho received 36
tabernacle cards, that four persons Joined
his church through tabernacle conver
sion, but had not signed cards; Hint theie
weie -10 conveited In the church services
slnco January 1; 12 label natlo "trail
hitters" have Joined his church; 20 of
his chinch converta havo Joined and 10
Joined by letter or confession. Also he
reports that 10 church converts Mill Join
tomorrow, at which time S tabornacle
converts will nlso be received, together
with 22 persons who unite with the con
gregation through other means. He be
lieves that It has done men and women
good to reconsecrate their lives bv slink-
Ing Sunday's hand; that only 4 caids weto
received by him of unchurched people
who are not likely to Join church, and
that this is about the same percentago
a that of church conversions who fall
to unite with a church.
Tho Rev. John. 8. Romlg, pastor of the
First Moravian Church, advises that he
received about 25 new members last
week, six of whom are tabernncle
converts. The Ilev. Dr. Henry K. Jones,
potior of the Henry Memorial Presby
terian Church, reports that ho received
122 new members Into his church last
week, and that although only four
of theso nre "trall-hltters" the great
growth was made possible by "the Sun
day atmosphere plus tho grace of God."
Tha Rev. O. R. Palmer, pastor of the
Bernchah Church, 2240-12 North 29th
street, reports that his church has re
ceived about CO cards of "trall-hltters"
and that new members are being received
at nearly every service. The greatest
benefit, however, ho believes, lias been
tho quickened interest In spiritual mat
ters. Tho Rev. Mr. Palmer Is conducting
evangelist survlces to follow up the Sun
day campaign In tho New Jefferson
Theatre each Sundav evening.
The Rev. J. E. Hill, rector ot All
RELIGIOUS NOTICES
Baptist
PAITIST TEMPLE. Broad and Berks.
Russell II. Conwell will preach,
Prayer Mcetlnr, 7 am. Baptism BSO a. m.
and 2:30. Morning, 10.30. Bible School, 2:30.
Eve.. 7:43.
HENRI 8COTT
will arslst In the evenlt.g. Organ Recital,
7:1B. Wm. Powell Twaddell, M. P. '
CHESTNUT STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
Chestnut St., west of 401 li it.
OEOMOK D. ADAMS, II. D pastor.
u:43a. ro. Brotherhood of A", and P.
lO-.'iOa. m.-Spoclsl Easter Service, with Bap-
ttkm,
12:W) m.
.rammllnlon Rervlre.
2:80 p m Ulblo School and Men's Blblo
union,
7'4.1 p. m, Worship and Sermon by Pastor,
Baptism.
CHOIR PnOORAM:
MOUN1NO Organ Prelude, "Pantasle on n
Easter If Bin, ' Lutklns, Anthems. "Christ
Is Risen," Maunder, "I Am the Resurrec
tion," Kinder: "They Rata Taken Away My
Lord," stalner: "Tho Magdalene," Warren,
Poatlude, "Hallelujah Chorus," Handel.
EVENING Anthem. "Easter Morn," Brewer;
Soprano Solo, "lloaanna," Graner
Honrano. Mra Lima Carov Johnson: Con
tralto, Marv Newklrkt Tenor, Frederick C.
Kidman, Bass, Horace R. Hood, Organist
aml leader, Ray Danlela Jones.
FIRST 11APTIST OHURCOi7"l7tht. nbau
Walnut. RBV- aEORfJH HOOPER FERRIS,
U, D.. Minister.
Rev George E, Nichols, assistant
1U:30 a. m. Worship and preaching, Baptism
Subject "TWO FORMS OF LIFE''
12 m Communion
12:10 p. in Men' Clossf Women's Class
7:10 p, m. Musical service
8.00 p. in. Worship and preaching
Subject "THE CHALLENGE Of FAITH"
Special Eaater muslo morning and evening
Fred. Mazson. organist and musical director
SECOND BAPTIST HBLPINQ-HAND CLASS
meets 2:S0. 7th helow airard av.
', i in
John C,
Siyre. leader. Eaater , music, solos, duets,
.(lull- ug vuub, iiutjuf. :.:. t.llism 11.
Mlntter. Musical Director: William II. Young.
Organist, Ess'jr offering for Bethany Anchor
age, SOrt North 9th at. Friday night. Every-
quintet ana coorua mating, etc. wuuani It,
Wll
im II
hany
body's Meeting.
Mr. George Cable, leader.
Brethren
FIRST CHURCH OF TII8 MRETHHbn;
(Dunktr), cor, Carlisle and Dauphin sts.
Preaching 10 JO a. m. and LIS p. m.
Sunday Bchool-2.30 p. m. .
Prayer Meeting each Wednesday evenlnr.
Dliclplea of Christ
THIRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Lancaster ave, liollj ind Aspen sts.
T. E. WINTER Pastor, 10 45. 3 to. J. &.
Ilreitl Middle Bible Classes
DREXKL BIDDLB BIBLE CLAB3ES
Come to our Rally, Thursday night. Fourth
Baptist Church; 6th and UutlonwooJ aVeeta.
Speakers. JSii-Rovernor Penqypicker. -p. j.
Shoyer. F. W Norcros. It. D. Janes and
lluih M. Wllloo. No admlsiion" n? !Ti
No admission' or col-
lection.
Ethical Culture
HORACE- J. BRIDGES will apeak on The
tti Resurraction of Jasus." nroarf Kt,
I Theatre, Sunday. 11 a. m. Pubite jlcema
FrankUa llama
1-ir.v OP IVEBBrATEH. 011. IS lu, , J
Suuday p. m. Swvtea ttudustM by Dr
OP ALL DENOMINATIONS
Saints' Episcopal Church, reports hi hew
members ndmltted by confirmation slnco
Janunry 1, and W other persons (some
of them lapsed communicants) who had
"lilt tho trail." Tho Rev. Homer J. O.
Rlnker, pastor of Grnco United Evan
gelical Church, reports H new members
slnco tho campaign started, seven of
whom were converted nt tho tabernacle.
The Rev. V A. Rowers, pastor of All
Saints' Lutheran Church, Gennnntown
nvenue nnd Cnyuga street, reported that
ho received 101 new members last Sun
day, three of whom were tabernacle con
verts. Additional repnrla rerelted from nnstors
nf rlturrlif trill be ptibllnhed In the lire nine
Ledger Itellaionn rage net Pntnrilaj-.
EASTER iilUSIC IN
CITY'S CHURCHES
Hymns of Praise and Joy to
Be Sung at All Christian
Services Tomorrow.
Thero Is no Christian ohurch In the
city In which special music will not bo
given tomorrow In observance of Enster.
Elabornto programs 'nave been announced
by choir directors In churches of all de
nominations, nnd, In one nccord,. tho
voices of tho singers and congregations
in all the chtlrcho will be lifted In songs
and hymns of praise and Joy In honor
of tho Risen Lord,
In the Lutheran Church of the Incar
nation, tho Ilev. Art'nur T. Mlchler, pas
tor, special music will ho rendered under
the direction of Rees .1. Frcscoln, the
organist, and tho Hallelujah chorus will
sing. Mrs, Charles Eves will sing "i
Know That My Redeemer Llveth." In
tho morning Mr. Muchlor will prench on
"Tho Enster Message," and the Bible
school will glvo Its Easter service in the
evening.
At the Grace Reformed Cnurch there
will be a dawn service of Scripture,
hymns nnd anthems, with a sermon at 6
o'clock. Other organizations will hold
services appiopriate to the day later, and
at 10:30 Holy Communion will be admin
istered nnd Infunts will bo baptized.
Among the most elaborate programs of
music will be those ln St Peter's Church,
Wayne and Harvey streets, Germantown,
under the direction of Harry Morris
Stoton, tho organist and choirmaster.
Thero will be speclnl music both morn
ing and evening.
Frederick Mnxson, the organist at the
First Baptist Church, has also announced
special programs for tho 10:30 a. m. and
7:30 p. m. sen Ices.
Miss May Portfr, director of music ln
St. Paul's Presbytorlnn Church, 50th
street and Baltimore avenue, has ar
ranged special programs for the fore
noon nnd evening services. At the latter
Gaul's "Holy City" will be aung, and
Dorothy Johnstone Baselcr, harpist, will
assist.
Beautiful musical services will also be
held In nnother West Philadelphia church.
Ruy Daniels Jonos, leader of the choir
and organist at the Chestnut Streot Bap
tist Church, announces a special program
for the morning at 10:30 o clock.
nni.iaious noticks
Lemon Hill Association
"a msKN cinusT on none"
UAHTllUK THEATRES
RII.NDAV NlOltr 7-30
A L L- W 1XCOM U- A LL
Lutheran
MESSIAH LUTHERAN" -The
Friendly Church"
10th nnd Jefferson sts
Daniel K. Welnle. Pastor
10.30 a. m. Kaster music and sermon. Holy
Communion and accession of members'.
2 30 p. m. Kaster In the Dlble School,' Miss
M. llrockway nnd Rev. II. B. Musser, speak
ers. 7 4S p. m Trombont., cornet, organ and
double quartet: rental hymns. Sermon by
me I UFiur.
TAtlKRNACLE, ODth and Spruce Win. J. Mil
ler Jr. 104 7't .1 S 2:30 p m.
Methodist Episcopal
CENTENARY, -(1ST AND SPltlNQ UAUDIWZ
ST8. GEO. W. BABCOCK D. D.. PASTOR.
10 :n iii-.ur:inu ui airjuuijKH. EAS
TER ANTHEMS. SERMON "THU EMPTt
TOMB." S::i0 BIBLE SCHOOL. EAbTER
EXERCISES. 7 45-RECEPT10N OF MEM
IILIIS. ADDRESS. BA8TEH CANTATA BV
CHOItt'R CHOIR. PUBLIC CORDIALLV
INVITED.
CHUnCH OF THE COVENANT ""
SPRUCE ANU ISTH STS.
MILTON HAROLD NICHOLS, MINISTER,
in :iu Eaater Sermon by the Re. . E. Hur
ries. D. D.
7'4r Fermon by the Rev George tV, Hen-
Enlarged Choir. Musical numbers "Halle
lujah. Christ la Risen," Simper; "As It Be
gan to Dawn," Martin, "Unfold Yo Portals,"
Gourod; "Hosanna," Oranler; "Jerusalem."
Oounod; "Awake, Thou That Sleepest,"
Maker; "Open the Gains of the Temple,"
Knapp; "Redeemed by Ills Death," Salter.
A hnarty welcome given to qtrangera.
New Jerusalem (Swedenhorglan)
THE LORD ENTHRONED" is tho subject
of the sermon Sunday morning by the pastor,
the Rev. Charlos W. Harvey, at the Church
of thn Now Jerusalem. 22d and Chestnut
afreets. Hen Ices at 11 o'clock. Sunday
School at VM. Alt Heats ara free. Every
body Is -welcome, Communion after the
morning service.
Presbyterian
CENT HAL-NORTH BROAD STREET PRES
BYTEHIAN CHURCH. Broad ond Oreen sti.
ROBERT HUGH MORRIS. D. n.. rsto".
10 P a m. Easter Services. Easter Com
munion, with sermon bv the Pastor.
2 45 p. m. Easter Service In the Sunday
School.
7:4 p. m -Special program of Easter muale.
with sermon by tho Pastor. Every one mojt
cordially Invited.
GREEN HILL. Glrard ave. above 1Mb. Rev
LOUIS ALLEN will celehrata Communion at
Ihema "Hosanna," Granltr; "I Am lie That
Llveth," Simper; "T Deum" (C minor)
Ruck: "Awako, Thou That Sleenest." Maher
Solos Soprano. "I Know That My Redeemer
Llveth." Mandel. alto. "King of Klnga."
Shelley, tenor, "The Resurrection," tfheiley,
tan.. '"Victory," Shelley, Prof John Dyson,
organist and dltector.
uas Ktnei nobs
soprano Mies Margaret Gerer, alto; Georgo
W Solese. Jr , tenor. Frederick Hunier, bass.
Program to bo lepeated Sunday, April 11
HOPE. 3 Id and Wharton sts. Minister, Rev.
J CJRAY BOLTON, D, D, Rev. WILLIAM
TAYLOR CALDWELL. Asslatant. 10:4 a.
m Roy, Mr, Caldwell will orcach. 7:13 o.
111.. Dr. DoltOn Will breach On 'ReallrrapHnn
Olory." Special Eaater music, led by 60 voices.
ST. PAUL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHTBoitt.
uioru ttr. turner win St.. ilev, J, UKVK.R-
IDOE LEE, D. D.. Minister. "
10 1 a. m. Public worship. Sermon by Dr.
Lee, Special Eaater music- Festival Ta
Deum In E flat. Buck; they Have Taken
Away My Lord, Stalner; The Croia. Wart;
Christ Our Passover, Tours. Augmented
rholr.
2 SO p m Graded Bible School.
7 4S p. m. Evening worship, with special
music Prelude, tarn and organ; Holy city.
Haul. Augmented chair. Solo quartet.
Dorothy Johnstone Baacler, harpist. May
Porter, organist and director. All seats !ri
at all services. " '
UnT&n tabernaclb
York and Coral sti.
REV. ROBERT HUNTER. TJ. D., PASTOR.
JOrt a, in Easter sermon and Infant baptism
7lJ P. m i -EASTER, CANTATA, by the choir
and aneclal soloists, conducted by Prof. Hcr
nwn O, Kumme. short Eaater message bv
lbs paator.
2U Sahhath School 7 V T r- c
2-UIBLE UNION IN THE CHURCH
vosst riuris. ror. rreston and Alpen sts.
Rev. CHARLB3 E. BRONSON, D D.
Minister. 1
Jlev. CHARLES, 11. WHITAKER. Rtf
Assistant. -HsP
8.30 a. m.-Brotherbood of AndriwBnd
Philip.
1040 . ra--Sp:Ul Eaatar Service. Morn
ing; worship with sermon The sacred can
tata. "Victory Divine." by solo, juarut and
augmented chorus Thta'ta the flrat rendi
tion in Philadelphia, of this beautiful cantata,
picturing the Brat Eaater mora.
Mlaa Margaret E llaily, soprano; William
F. JUtui. tenor. MUa Marzuartta r!rowll
eaatrsJte. William H BudJ. tei3. WlllUm
A Murdock. orianlst and diroetor.
2d0 p. in.
u jsieie 8ctuJ utr Utrrm.
7 4 p. jea - Holy CojajBmatoa. vrtu kX aX
' ;mwvaKmnir: ruy MUBs. I
BUWird7 "
a o. va Haiv caaiiaiiRtu wn b . i
TABEIINACIjK USHERS TO
DO EVANGELISTIC WORIt
Other OrRnhizatlons Being' Formed.
Gimbel Women Ifave fcible Class.
Many attlve Christian organizations ar
being formed to continue the work be
gun by "Billy" Sunday, The latest to dr
gnnlzo were 10 inert who Were ushers In
Alslo 6 In tho tabernncle. They hay
linked themselves together bs Team
N'o. 1 of tho Philadelphia tabernacle ush.
ers, and plan to do evangelistic work and
street work throughout the city
ThP plan Is to have 20 membera In the
team, all former ushers nt the Sunday
meetings. W. Jf. House, 1809 North 16th
street, was chosen leader, and the other
olllclnls of the team are as follows:
Assistant leader, George N. Oberrender,
2668 North Cleveland avenue; secretary,
Harry O. Kaeppllnger, 3100 Haverford
avenue; treasurer, Wesley Be van; mu
cal director, Norman L. Hill, 4053 Haver
ford avenue.
The first permanent Bible class In the
new Business Women's League to be or
ganized as the outgrowth of the Sunday
meetings has been formed by eriiployes
In Glmbcls' department store.
Sunrise Services at Glcnoldcn
About half a dozen churches In tin
towns surrounding Gtenolden will Join In
a sunrise Enster servlco tOnlorroW morn
ing In the Glenolden Congregational
Church The affair has been arranged &y
the Christian Endeavor Society, and
promises to attract a large audience.
There will bo elaborate programs of Eas
ter music nt tho morning and evening
services In the church, and 18 new mem
bers will be received by tho pastor, the
Rev. W. H. Medlar.
KKMOIOUS NOTICES
Protestant Episcopal
CHURCH OF THE HOLY AP0BTLK3
21st and Christian sts.,
Itev. George Herbert 'loop, B. D., Hector,
F. Lyman Ivbtelcr, Organist and Choir
master. Florence Adela Wlirhtman, Harpist
Hnlfl Hartman, Violinist.
7-00 a. m.. Uaybraak Carol Service, followed
Immediately by celebration of the Holy Com
munion. Anthem, "Ooa Hath Appointed
Day," B. Tours. ft.OO a. m.. Holy Com
munion. 10:30 a. m , shortened form of
Mornlnr Trover and Holy Communion.
Voluntory, "In tho Mornlni"... ..Drier
"Christ our Passover"., Vogrlcn
Srmon by the Ileolor. . ..
"As It Beimn to Dawn" Martin
Postlude, "To Krrtng-" -Price
Harp, ilolln and orgah. ,
.1 CO p. m., ICaxter Anniversary of Bunda
School nnd Bible Classes. Presentation of
offerings
cinmcii op thc atqmemhst
Klnesesslns- ave.
i. ana 4Ttn st.
Krvlrps Ilasler Dav
7 no a. m. Holy Communion.
y-30 n. m. Church School.
11 OO a. m. Morning Praer,
Sermon and
lioiv uornmumon
7 0l v. m. -Carol service for Church School.
Presentation of missionary offering.
Special music at all sen Ices.
OLD ST. JOHN'S, Brown below 3d Dr. HIcK?
mond preaches tomorrow, 10:30 and 7:43.
TARISIl OF ST. LUKE
,,.. , , , AND THE DPirilANT
I3th st., below Spruce,
lle DAVID St. STEJ3LB, Rector.
8 a. m Holy Communion,
it a. in. Morning I'rayer, Sermon and Holy
Communion.
I p. m. Eaater Carol Bervice.
Orgjn, harp- lolln ond 'cello prelude. Inter
lude and poiithide,
Th Hector will preach at both services.
EPIPHANV CirAPEL
171 h and Sun.mer sts.
f n. m. Holy Cummunlon.,
r-fr-T5lor,,1'"r Prayer, Sermon and Holy
Communion,
n.S- Vi;Ts"n.dav. School Carol Service.
Rev. lnlnc A McGrew will preach.
Jt. w. J, COX. Rector.
IB.
Holy Communion, 7 o'clock; Holy Com
niunlon. X o'clock Morning Prayer ind Holy
ormrunlon. loUli; Sunday School Festival,
.J5 p. in Special Easter music.
ST Cf-IBTlJETIIcmjhrar lih and Mifflin
Fts,. Itev. Frederick D. Vard. Heotor.
Ennter lay, April 4, Masses 8. 7:30. o. sol
emn Ula i Mass with Procenslon. 10:30 a rn.
n-L Vi r,t?uiiB wun iTocesaion ana coiemn
Te Deum,
8 p. m.
special muslo will D
sung-,
ST. MARK'S CHURCH.
irth and Locust Stroets.
Tho Rv. Elliot White. Rector
EASTER DAY.
i. m. Celebrations for Com-
7, K and 0
munlona.
10.30 a. m. Matins.
11 a. m. Solemn Eucharist
Mass. Gounodl.
(St, Cecilia
4 p. m. Solemn Evensong.
The Rector will bo tho preacher at It . m,
A procession of the choristers and dergy
will prrcede tha Solemn Eucharist and follow
Solemn Evensong.
WEEKDAY SERVICES.
7. 7 41 and 0 A. M, and 5 V. M. Mondiy
and Tuesday In Eaater week a third cell
bratlon ot tho Holy Communion at 3.30 A. M.
ST. STEPHEN'S CHURCH
10th at. abovo Chestnut t.
Rev. CARL K. GRAMMER. S. T. D.. Rector.
Kaster Duy Services.
H a. m. Holy Communion
tl a. m. Morning- Prayer.
Sermon by Rector and Holy Communion.
4 p. m. Musical Service.
Henry Gordon Thunder, organist.
Reformed
FIRST N. A.. IJth and Dauphin. Rev. John
D, Hicks, Pastor, 10:30 and 8. S, S 2 3U.
Easter celebration, special muale.
Swcdenborglan
SEE NEW JERUSALEM
Unitarian
FlRSr UNITARIAN. 2123 Chestnut at..
Rev
u. i-j. bi. jonn. easier, u a. m.. union
Servlco of Church and Sunday School; Bap
tism of children; reception of members,
sermon by the minister on "Eternal Ufa."
12.15 Communion Service.
S p, m. Last of the evening services. Mr,
St. John will epeak on "The Resurrection,"
interpreted by' th Higher Criticism.
anvARlTAVB. (IS20), R"ev. KTErTfV'-AN'Sr"
10.4.1 "Sun Dawn." 12. Heavens Old A Now.
I 45"EVOLUTION AND RELIGION."
UnltemalUt
CHURCH OF THE RESTORATION? Master
below 17th at. John Clarence Lea, l. D.
Easter services, morning and evenlnr. 10:4?
a. in., sermon, "Many Mansions." Recep
tlon of members Love offering Anthems
"They Have Taken Away My Lord," Stalner
"I Am the Resurrection and tha Life"
Kinder: "Christ Our Paasaver " RartlAlt
Contralto, to, "(Horta," A Bussl Perils
Organ,
"Trlumrbal March,"
Mraanlst and Choir Director. II. K I'H.-ai
. a w,"i'i auii, ngeiDDVin.
lieeioovc
Soprano. Catberlna E. Scott. Alto, Luloa M
tlras; Tenor, K. It. Galbrultbt Baritone It
M Spruanca. 7.45 p. m. "Hope Divine,'
carols, itcllatlons, addresses, AH gladly
welcome.
Young Men's Christian AaqocUtloa
REV. O. 8. DUFFIELb; Asbury li. E. Chur. h.
Andreas. "Ths Final Object." Sundav. i p.m7.
In auditorium, Eaater muale and MUa Ethel
Bjlies, torrano. Drop. In Claia 3 n. m., in
Lobby. Thomas I, Lawtoo. leader. Men
welcome
"FROM CHINATOWN TO PULPIT, ' th
Htorv or great victory Dv lioarrB I.onr. miruiw-
lntendent of Inaamuch Mlasloo, to be told at
rn
West Branch Y. M c A
4 p. nt Inaplrtng music.
Sunday. Aprlt ,
Young Wumen's Christian AsooclatUfl
"W- C." ., 1600 ARCH STREET "
SI'ECIAL EABTER MUSIC
O A. 41 ABBiaillLY MALL
MADAME LA YAH BAUAKAT
MRS. H. AUGUETUa NOLTB, Ualalst
MR. F. NE-IN WIEST. Cornatial
MISS CARRIE HUDSON AccompaeUt
MRS. JOSEPH A HUDSON Presiding
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