San Antonio Light and Gazette (San Antonio, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 64, Ed. 1 Friday, March 25, 1910 Page: 15 of 20
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DAY OF GLOOM TO BE DISSIPATED
BY THE TRIUMPHANT HALLELUJAHI
Solemnity of Good Friday Makes More Beautiful By
Contrast the Glory and Joy of Easter Sunday When All
World Hears Anew the Story of Resurrection.
Today is Good Friday.
Good Friday is the day on which both
Biblical and profane history teach that
the Ohrist died on the cross to redeem
man. From the earliest times follow-
ing the establishment of the Christian
religion it has been a day of deep sol-
emnity and meaning to the follower of
Jesus of Nazareth.
flistory tells that Christ was betrayed
by one of his apostles sold into the
hands of his enemies and forced to wear
a bloody crown of thorns. Scourged
at a pillory he was made to bear his
heavy cross to the top of Mount Cal-
vary there to be nailed to it. On either
side a thief was crucified to add ig-
nominy to his death.
The exact time of Christ’s death on
the cross is not known. It is usually
accepted as about 3 o’clock in the af-
ternoon of this day but the exact
moment has never been recorded in his-
tory. The writings of the early fathers
and the gospels by Matthww Mark
Luke and John place the time as close
to 3 o’clock but that is as far as they
attempt to go.
In every church in the world founded
on the creed of Christ Good Friday is
fraught with many ceremonials and at-
tached to it are religious exercises bear-
ing a deep significance. Inasmuch as
Christ on this day to save man-
kind the Christian followers of the
Messiah make it a day of greater mean-
ing than possibly any other even more
so.than Easter Sunday for Christ could
not have arisen had he not died.
Catholic Church Services.
But it is in the Catholic church that
Good Friday is invested with greater
solemnity than in any other church. The
whole preparation of Lent has been
trending toward the conclusion of Holy
Week and the ioyous hallelujas of Eas-
ter Sunday tvery garment worn by
thq priest every fixture within the
chbrch and every light that burns has
its own meaning and the ceremonies
are in accordance.
In no Catholic church in the world is
tire sacrifice of the mass offered on
Good Friday. The church doctrine of
transsubstantiation does not permit the
priest to consecrate the Host whi*e the
Lord and Master is undergoing his agony
and preparing for death. In place of
the usual mass the mass of the pre-
sanetified is held.
In the mass of the pre-sanctified the
consecrated Host is carried in solemn
procession from the repository on which
it has been exposed since Holy Thurs-
day. When it is again placed on the
high altar the ceremony of mass is gone
through except that the priest does not
consecrate a new' host. At communion
time he consumes the host which was
consecrated the day before.
Veneration of the Cross.
After-the mass of the pre-sanctified
the cross is placed near the communion
rail and the faithful venerate it
throughout the day coming to the rail
to kneel and offer a prayer. The Cath-
olic church looks upon it as but meet
and right that those who were saved
by the cross should kneel and venerate
in spirit the Saviour who died on that
cross for man’s redemption.
At 3 o ’clock in the afternoon the
hour attributed as that of Christ s
death there are the stations of the
cross. These stations represent differ-
ent striking scenes in the passion and
death of Christ terminating with the
placing of the body in the tomb after
it has been taken down by Mary and
others. Stations of the cross will be
held lit 3 o’clock in every Catholic
church in the city. .
I’simlly in the cathedrals there is the
singing of Tenebrae today. This is one
of the most mournful services of the
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FRIDAY
Catholic church unless it be the sing-
ing of the “Stabat Mater” during tho
stations ..of the cross. The Tenebrae
represents the closing acts in the life
of Christ.and during its observance the
“Lamentations” of Jeremiah the
prophecies of Moses and other prophets
and the call of Christ to Jerusalem to
be converted are sung. There will be
no Tenebrae except in tho Cathedral
where it will commence about 4 o’clock.
At St. Mary’s church there was the
mass of the pre-s»nctified this morn-
ing and at 3 o’clock this afternoon the
stations of tho cross. At the latter
services there was a sermon by Father
E. J. Carrier. This evening at 7:46
there will be a sermon on the passion
of Christ by Very Rev. Father J. H.
Quinn.
Holy Saturday Service.
On Holy Saturday the Catholic
church already begins to sing its halle
lujahs in honor of the risen Saviour.
Once more the bells peal forth at the
“Gloria” of the mass again the cele-
brant dons white vestments instead ot
the somber black or purple which be
has worn on Holy Thursday and Good
Friday the anthems all tell of Christ
crucified but risen from the dead and
the gladsome song of Easter fills the
church.
During the morning there takes place
the blessing of the holy water used for
baptismal purposes the blessing and
immersion in holy water of the giant
paschal candle its triumphal carrying
in procession to the high altar where it
is lighted as signifying that Christ is
the light of the world and in the
cathedral the blessing of holy oils by
the bishop. These holy oils are used in
ordaining priests and bishops and in
giving the last sacrament of extreme
unction.
All the statues and pictures within
the church which have been covered
with black or pmjple veils durtag Lent
are unveiled and again show forth; the
altar which has been in black is trans-
formed into ehaste white; the celebrant
wears vestments telling of the resur-
rection by their color and the choir
gives voice to the mighty strains of the
“Hallelujah” telling of Christ's vic-
tory over sin and death.
All these manifestitations are but
preparatory to Easter Sunday when the
resurrection is commemorated. Easter
Sunday is if possible the greatest feast
in the Christian chureh commemorating
the stupendous miracle that it does. But
Christmas also is a great feast being
the day on which tho Saviour came to
earth. The two rank alongside each
other one being invested with the
same ceremonial as the other.
N$W YORK OBSERVES GOOD
FRIDAY.
Special Dispatch.
New York March 25.—Impressive
services in all the Catholic churches
with many notable programs of relig-
ious music formed the principal ob-
servance of Good Friday in the me-
tropolis. In accordance with custom
the New York stock exchange and the
smaller exchanges have closed and will
not reopen for business until Monday.
The day was also observed as a holiday
in the public Schools.
SCOTTISH BITE MASONS
OBSERVE "MAUNDY THURSDAY.
With a large attendance the Scottish
Rite Masonic club of San Antonio cele-
brated Maundy Thursday in an appro-
priate manner last night. A banquet
was spread in the private banquet hall
of the St. Anthony hotel nnd here roast
lamb and unleavened bread was par-
[KAUFMAN’S EASTER SPECIALS]
M Lingerie Gowns
B Lingerie Gowns — Beautifully made of fine French lingerie one-
piece gown in the modified and effective princess styles some cm-
W broidered panel front. Superior to anything of its kiud QQ
B for $lO but as long as they last they now go at "TawO
Lingerie Dresses
M Lingerie Dresses -We are showing a beautiful lingerie dress em-
-13 broidered panel front and lace trimmed deep flounce with lace in-
M serf ion elaborately patterned. This dress looks and is Q
n a $l5 dress but for our Easter Special it goes f0r.... ■ n“O
& Linen Dresses
fl Linen Dresses— Handsome linen dresses snappy styles the panel
front princess effect some tailor made with embroidery others fan-
B eies with low yokes and other trimmings. Must be seen to be ap-
predated. They are actually marked from $7.50 to (■
B $lO. They are special for tomorrow only '... 3b wO
I Confirmation and Easter Dresses
B Child’s Dress— Snrprice style dress made of good quality of white
B lawn with a tucked yoke front finished with neat embroidery
heavy insertion and lace trimmings. Very appropriate for con-
■■ firmation. Sizes Bto 14 years. A full value $7 dress QQ
fl now for our Faster Event
B Child’s Dress— Another made of fine quality of lingerie front tuck-
ed all over with rows of lace insertion allover lace Dutch collar
finishes the neck full gathered skirt and two clusters of tucks
B above deep hem. Just what is needed for Easter. 8 QO
B to 14 years. $6 values at
Child’s Dress— The latest Moravian style tucked sleeve and fin
S 3 ished with lace insertion the very best quality of white AO
■■ lawn deep hem. For the Easter Event only
B Dry Goods SpecieJs
IS 10c Challotes Special at 5c Yard — 100 pieces of Challotes the
fl new dress goods 25. different patterns worth 10c yard p
Special tomorrow the yard AB v
B Lawns— ln all the latest colors pink blue tan old rose purple and
lavender and in all flowered effects. This is a 12c quality W —
of lawn but we are selling it at ■ w*
El Seco Silk Mull—Another of the season's hits in "Gross goods. We
B have the most effective and prettiest patterns imaginable in this
new goods. All shades and colors. A regular 40c value OEp
is going at
Bl Suesenne Silk —Known the world over for its beauty when made
SI into a dress can be found here in all solid and fancy colors.
89 This silk is a bargain for 65c buK>t can be bought here
39 during the Easter Event al
I L. KAUFMAN S DEP T. STORE
taken of by local and visiting members
! of the Knights Rose Croix. Prior to
j the banquet unleavened bread nnd
■ wine were passed around. At the close
of the feast the members of the order
arose and drank a toast in silence to
the memory of their departed breth-
। ren.
W. A. McDuffee president of the
club acted as toastmaster. The fol-
lowing is the program of the toasts aud
responses:
“The President of the United
States” H. F. Anderson.
“The Supreme Council 8. J. U. 8.
A.” J. F. Walker.
“The Sovereign Grand Command-
er” Col. J. L. Clem.
“The Inspector General in Texas”
J. M. Strayhorn.
“To All Regular Masons and Ma-
sonic Bodies of All Rites and Degrees
Over the Surface of the Earth; Honors
and Laurels to the Worthy; Health to
the Sick; Comfort to the Needy and
Succor to the Oppressed Everywhere”
Rabbi Samuel Marks.
Among those present were: J. N.
Houston D. 'M. Phinney M. G. Hod-
nette Austin; L. Y. Hancock L. H.
King Boerne; Charles O. Austin E. E.
Hammond W. P. Higgins J. D. Read
11. F. Anderson. Edwin Chamberlain R.
U. Lipscomb J. B. Blomberg T. T.
VanderHoeven J. Flood Walker Col.
John L. Clem J. W. Oxford W. A.
McDuffee Rabbi Samuel Marks .1. M.
Strayhorn H. C. Koepke. C. H. Young
Yoakum; L. A. Heil Hall P. Street
Ben Thorp Dallas; Gustav Kopp Chi-'
cago Ill.; A. W. Gifford Monterey
Mixieo; M. F. Thomas. Nat M. Washer
I W. M. Pardue W. W. Vaughn Sam
L. Harris Silva Heimann. C. H. Wag- ;
ner W. F. Watts Harwood; Joseph
Ryan Richard Tommins and F. Farns-
worth.
GOOD FRIDAY IN CHICAGO.
Special Dispatch.
Chicago 111. March 25.—G00d Friday!
was marked this year in the manner
traditional in Chicago by the closing
of the board of trade the banks courts
and many other public and semi-public
institutions. In all of the Catholic
churches elaborate services were held.
ESTIMATES POPULATION
AT ABOUT 90.000000
Special Dispatch.
Boston Mass. March 25.—Dana Du-
rand national superintendent of the
census said that by June 16 he hoped
to be able to report the population of
America' between eighty-eight and
ninety - one millions. Seventy ■ five
thousand enumerators start work on
April 15.
TRAVIS PARK SONG SERVICE
—
The program for the beautiful song I
service which is to be given Sunday
night at the Travis Park Methodist
church has been announced. This will
be under the direction of Fred D. Dag-l
gett and will comprise the following
numbers:
Organ prelude Frederick King; quar-
tet. “The First Fruits of Them That
Slept;” solo Lord Is My Light’
Mrs. G. E. Gwinn; offertory Frederick!
King; violin solo. “Romance” Ernest’
Thomas; quartet. “How Lovely Are the
Messengers” Miss Lurlean Bartlett.
Frank Ketter Miss Rose Brack Fred j
Daggett.
NEW BANK FOR LOOKHART.
Lockhart Tex. March 24.—A state!
bank of $25000 capital stock is assured;
for Lockhart. All of the stock has been
subscribed and $20000 is already paid j
in. The new bank will be located in the
Henderson building nnd as soon as n
charter can be obtained will begin
business. The list of officers and di I
rectors will be announced later. I
SAN ANTONIO LIGHT AND GAZETTE
EVIDENCE IS
NEARLY ALL IN
By Tomorrow Night the Bal-
linger Prosecution Is Ex-
pected to Close.
Associated Press.
Washington March 25.—8 y tomor-
row night the “prosecution” is expect-
ed to conclude presenting evidence in
the Ballinger-Pinchot investigation.
When the committee resumed its ses-
sions today the most important wit-
nesses against the secretary had been
disposed of. The concluding days of
the “prosecution” will be taken up by
Brandeis attorney for Glavis and otu-
ers. The lawyer will explain the mass
of documentary evidence submitted last
week.
The alleged interest of the Guggen-
heim-Morgan syndicate in the Cun-
ningham claims will also occupy the at-
tention of the committee John Ver
trees counsel for Secretary Ballinger
has been notified to be ready to pro-
ceed next week and undoubtedly will
preface the presentation of evidence by
a preliminary statement of what the
“defense” expects to prove.
BUILDING* SIDEWALKS
Lockhart Tex.. March 24.—Work be
gan this morning on one of the best
movements ever started in Lockhart
that of sidewalk improvements in tho
residence district. All property owners
on Bois d’Arc street west have con-
tributed a certain sum teams were se-
cured. others putting in their time on
the work hauling gravel ditching and
leveling off the walks. This means ful-
ly five blocks on both sides of the
street will have as fine a sidewalk as
ean be found anywhere.
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For A New
Stuart’s Dyspep-
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make the change
in a week. For
a fact. Relieves
all distress and
stomach gases.
The free trial
package will
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Send for it to-
day. 50c a pack-
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stores.
F. A. Stuart Co.
150 Stuart Bldg.
Marshall Mich.
Untrimmed H&ts
We carry the largest line of untrimmed
hats in the city. Every possible new style
is shown here braided and plain .straws
priced from
48c to $4.00
Children’s Leghorn shapes 25c to $1.48.
Ladies’ new Leghorn shapes fifty dif-
ferent styles to choose from $3.98 to $5.98.
Trimmed Hats
All the new shapes and fancies decreed
by fashion are being shown in our millinery
department. We have over 250 to choose
from. They are priced lower than we ever
sold such hats for before. You will find
them ready for your inspection tomorrow.
$2.98 to $5.98
LAYS AUTHORITY OF
COUNTY CHAIRMEN
They Must Be Governed Entire-
ly By Population Based on
the Present Census.
Chairman A. B. Storey of the state
democratic executive committee has
made a ruling that a county chairman
has no authority to place on the bal-
lot at tho coming primaries the names
of separate candidates for sheriff and
tax collector in counties where these of-
fices are combined. This ruling was
made in response to a query from L.
M. Deavours chairman of the Scurry
county executive committee. In mak-
ing his ruling Judge Storey refers to
the law fixing the population neces-
sary for a county to separate the two
offices as based on the federal cen-
sus. As a result these offices although
a county may have a greater population
than the law requires cannot be sep-
arated until the present federal census
I is announced which will probably be in
j April 1911.
Several new appointments of chair
men of county executive committees
throughout the state have been made
by Judge Storey in order to fill vacan-
cies caused by resignations of former
officers. The appointments announced
by Chairman Storey are as follows:
W. H. Harrison of Alpine Brewster
| county vice S. T. Turney resigned.
R. O. Kenley of Groveton Trinity
county.
O. E. Faubian Fredericksburg Gil-
lespie county vice L. Hagan resigned
A. L. Davis San Marcos Hays coun-
ty vice William Green resigned.
TO THE PUBLIC.
We desire to say that when we took
I the agency for ZEMO it was after a
I thorough investigation as to the merit
nnd curative properties of this remedy
I lor eczema pimples and dandruff. We
j frankly admit ZEMO has far exceeded
our expectations as a cure for skin dis-
-1 eases. We are pleased to state that we
will continue the agency as ZEMO
I gives the best satisfaction of any sim-
| ilar remedy we have ever sold. Our
i customers like ZEMO is a
I clean vegetable liquid for external use.
i ZEMO cures by drawing to the surface
of the skin and destroying the genu
I life that causes the disease leaving the
skin clean and healthy. It does not
soil the clothing or linens and can be
used freely on infants.
We will give a booklet on skin dis-
eases and explain to any persou how
th6y can be cured at home of any form
of skin or scalp disease by this clean
scientific preparation. The Bexar Drug
Co.
FOOTBALL CLUB PREPARES
FOR COMING CRICKET SEASON.
At a smoker to be given by the San
Antonio Association Football club in
the rooms of the International club on
next Monday night arrangements will
be made for the organization of a crick-
et club for the coming season. On this
occasion the success of the club during
the past season on the gridiron will be
celebrated. There will be cigars to-
bacco and pipes on hand and refresh
ments will be served while a musical
program will be carried out. The club
extends an invitation to everyone inter-
ested in football or cricket to be in at- ।
tendance and enjoy the occasion with
the members. During the past season j
the football club played five games all 1
with the men at the army post and won I
four one game being a draw.
Men’s Easter Suits H
This season we are showing the very best line of M
men’s and young men’s suits it has ever been our for- H
tune to secure. All the new colors are here and the styles ■
are up to now. We have not waited until after Easter BB
to cut prices but your Easter suit is here reduced. fl
’ All $25.00 Suit for men and young nun $17.48 H
All $17.50 Suits for men and young men $14.48 B
All $15.00 Suits for men and young men $ 9.98 B
All $12.50 Suits for men and young men $ 7.48 B
Boys’ Confirmation Suits B
Look what a saving this means to you to buy your boy’s B
Confirmation or Blaster Suit here. Boys’ blue black and B
brown serge suits in Knickerbocker pants a fine qua’- B
ity of serge that were values at $7.00 will now J AO B
go at 70 H
Boys’ suits same make of suits as above val- J O B
ues at $5.00 now aO B
Youths’ blue and black serge suits double or single- B
breasted pegged legged latest style worth $l2 ® AO B
special for Easter / axO B
Men’s New Spring Haas B
All $3.50 values new shapes and colors $2.48 B
All $3.00 new shapes and colors $1.98 B
All $2.00 values new shapes and colors $1.48 H
Our new straw hats and Panamas are here. They B
are priced very low. Come in and see them. H
Special Sale of Hats B
300 pair men’s fine Oxfords in patent leather vici. gun ;
metal blacks and tans regular $3.50 values $2.98 B
All $5.00 values special $3-98 B
MEN’S SHIRTS REDUCED H
All $2.00 Shirts plaited or plain bosom $1.48 B
All $1.50 Shirts plaited or plain bosoms 98c M
All Sl.OO Shirts plaited or plain bosom 69c B
New Spring Neckwear at Special Prices. fl
WOMAN TEMPERANCE WORKER SAYS
DIAZ IS WORKING FOR HIS PEOPLE
Mrs. Ella Hoover Thatcher world's
superintendent of the Woman’s Chris
I tian Temperance union among soldiers
and sailors arrived in San Antonio yes-
terday from a trip to Mexico where
she went in the interest of temperance
among the soldiery. It is probable Mrs.
Thatcher will address the soldiers at
Fort Sam Houston tonight.
Mrs. Thatcher has spent the last fif-
teen years of her life working gratui-
tously in the cause of temperance. She
has spent the last four months in Mex-
ico in an effort to organize temperance
societies and in trying to inaugurate
plans for tho improvement of the phy-
sical condition of the soldiers.. She had
an audience with President Diaz who
she declares it is her belief is trying
to do all he can for the Mexican people
aud was treated with much courtesy by
the officers and higher officials.
From San Antonio Mrs. Thatcher
goes to Fort Sheridan 111. where she
will remain until April 23 when'she
sails for Europe. She will spend some
time in Italy in the interest of the
temperance movement afterwards go-1
ing to Norway and Sweden and to Glas-
gow. Scotland for the purpose of at-
tending the world’s convention of the
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Wedding Silver B
Sterling Silver for Wedding Presents is uni- S
formly acceptable and appropriate. Correct >
Taste however requires selection from an old
and reputable make such as Towle Sterling; v
good weight and strength for permanent table
use and a pattern in which a complete family «
service is available. The design should be of Si
a definite character. S J
The pattern which perhaps best answers
these requirements in addition to its irrepcoach-
able beauty and refinement is
The Newbury
A Colonial pattern expressing in its relined -
lines the Simplicity and Purity of the Period and >S\
distinguished by its enrichment of delicate bead-
ing. The historic atmosphere surrounding the WmWXi
name “Newbunr" suggests the culture and de- I
game of Old English Ancestry and Colonial I
ideals. I I
The Newbunr is made in all standard pieces HTO*’/
and in a multiplicity of sizes. Selections at suit- \ ’ WQv/
able prices are thus made easy. Aho available
in Chest CombinaUons. Exhibited in this city by
A firm you all know —a firm
that has stood the test and
not found wanting in any of
the qualifications that make friends and hold them.
CRITZER BROC 304 W.
Com. St.
MARCIJ 25 1010.
Woman's Christian Temperance union
June 4 to 11.
Upon her return from abroad Mr».
Thateher will go to Mexico for the
purpose of trying to induce the Mexi-
can soldiers to become more interested
in the cause of temperance.
CORN SHIPMENTS TO
MEXICO DUTY FREE
Shipments of corn to Mexico will be
allowed free of duty until the end of
September. The Mexican government
has issued a decree to this effect notice
of which has just been received by the
general agent of the National lines of
Mexico in San Antonio. Under the orig-
inal order the free duty was to have
expired on March 10.
COLLINS WIRELESS TELEPHONE.
Free demonstrations daily— Talk
through solid walls without wires. Send
for booklet entitled. “History of the
Wireless Telephone” by A. Frederick
Collins 336 Moore Bldg. J. B. Dick-
icson manager.
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