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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-19
S0MBRE PERIOD OF LENT COMMENCES
THURSDAY: CHURCHES TO OBSERVE
Catholic and Protestant Episcopal Congregations to
Have Daily Services During the 49-Day Period Pre-
ceding Easter Presbyterians VIII Also Have
Some Special Lenten Services Many So
cial Events in Church Circles This
Week Preceding Lent.

Lent, which begins Wednesday, VIII
be strictly observed In St Clements
Episcopal church and the Roman cath
ole churches OF the city. In the First
Presbyterian church later on a series
Of Lenten services will be held
Tbe Services for Ash Wednesday,
the first day Of Lent, VIII pc as IoI-
lows: Celebration Of the Holy COM
munfon at 10 o'clock in the morning,
EtanT a. 4 o'clock IL the afternoon anu
evening prayer at 5 O'Clock
Through the season Of Lent. evening
rraver VIII be said every Tuesday ana
Thursday afternoon at oel9eh N tiS
church and Wednesday night ~
o'clock Friday afternoons the MANY
viii be said at 4 o'clock in the churcn-
Monday nights, evening prayer VIII oe
said at cottage prayer services allolls
the homes Of members OF the congfe-
The Daughters Of the King meet
Friday afternoon at O'Clock me
Vvoman's Bible study class viii pc nelo
after the office Of the ntany, floay
Was in Catholic Church.
In the church OF the lmmacu-als
Conception. mass viii be SAID every
morning at o'clock, and through the
season OF Lent Vespers viii be said eF-
cry wednesday and Friday nights at
'' Presbyterian Revival.
Preparations are being made by
members Of the First Presbyterian
church for series Of revival services
to begin on March or thereabouts
and to continue for 10 days or two
These services viii be conducted by
Rev Arthur F. Bishop, OF Austin Tex,
and viii IL in the nature OF Lenten
The Women's Missionary society Of
this church VIII meet Tuesday after
noon at 2-3e sharp, and the " eones-
day evening Bible study class VII
meet this week at l-Su O'Clock Wlen
the second book OF Johr VIII ne stud
Men 10 Have q Dinner.
The Mems club viii meet at din
uer Monday night at 7 o'clock in Ken
driclc hall. Bishop Cameron Mann was
expected 10 be guest az TINS 2IIalf,
but his plans have been altered anu
he viii not now arrive IN IA faso ne
fore Wednesday night
East Fl Paso Presbyterian Church.
The regular weekly prayer meeting
VIII be held "Wednesday night at t-oO
o'clock 49,
afternoon at 2-3O o'clock in the cnHrch-
Al social meeting Of the young peo-
pies Bible class viii be held az the
pastors residence, corner Alaileoa ana
The "Camnfire' girls OF the Altura
Park PRESBYTERIAN church and the East
FI Paso Presbyterian church VIII unite
In social Thursday at the nome OF
Ms Frank Powrie. Of Grand View
First congregational Church
The regular Thursday night lecture
viii be held in the Brazos IlaLs
The Woman's aid VIII meet 1nurs-
dav AFTERNOON at the home Of Mrs.
SpaldinE. on Lee street. hacn peIsoL
al the meeting is expected to give her
definition Of socialism
First Methodist Church
The regular midweek prayer service
viii be held Wednesday night al t:5V
o'clock The attendance at the service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-19
CHILDREN INJURED
Ordinary Catharttcs and Pills and
Harsh Physie Cause Distressing
Complaints.

You cannot be over-careful in the
selection OF medicine for children only
the very gentleSt bowel medicine should
ever be given, except in emergency
cases Ordinary pills, catharties and
purgatives are apt to do more harm
than good. They may cause gripping
nausea and other distressing after-et-
fects that are frequently healtq-de-
strOying.
We personally recommend and guar
most dependable remedy which we
know for constipation and associate
bowel disorders We have such absolute
faith in the virtues of this remedy that
we sell IL on our guarantee OF money
back in every instance where tx fails TO
give entire satisfaction, and we urge
all IN need or such medicine 10 try II
at our risk.
RexaIl Orderlies are eaten just Ike
candy, are particularly prompt and
agreeable in action, may be taken at
any time, day or night: do not cause
diarrhoea, nausea. gripping, excessive
looseness. or other undesirable effects
They have a very mild but positive
action upon the organs with which they
come in contact apparently acting as
a regulallNe tonic upon the relaxed
muscular coat OF the bowel thus over
coming weakness, and aiding 10 restore
the bowels TO more vigorous and
healthy activity.
ReXall Grderlies commonly complete
" reiete constipation, except OF course
when or a surgical character They also
tenu 20 overcome the necessity or con-
stantly taking laNativeS TO keep the
bowels In normal condition. Three sizes
Of packages, 10 cents. % cents. and so
cents. remember, YOU can obtain Rex
all KEN edies in FL PasO only at our
store-The ReNall Store Kelly e Pol
lard, Peoples Drug Store, 327 san An
tonic street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-19
NFW YORK CHURCH BREAKS RECORD
IN BUILDING CHURCH AROUND CHURCH
Larger Religious Work at Chautauqua Planned: Row
Over Ritualsm in Old st. Paul's Parish in New
York, May Go to the Courts; the Bible Has
Been Translated Into Visayan.

to its depths St. PauTs parish, the
oldest on staten island, has property
worth about 500, 600. 1t was given 50
years ago, and in the deed was placed
ways be conducted in accordance with
the book Of common prayer and the
laws Of the Protestant Episcopal
church,
Its former rector dying. the Rev
Guy l. Wallis OF Cleveland came TO
its rectorshHo last year. Against him
charges have Just been filed with
Bishop Greer Of New York by the heirs
at law of the donor of the property.
These charges. enumerate what are
claimed TO be illegal practices. accord
ing to the laws Of the church named.
They are among others that the rec
tor breaches the doctrine of Transub-
sanitation, prohibits communicates
from receiving the Eucharist unless
and until they make auricular confess
sion TO him; places Roman Catholic
inserts in the communion office a serT-
ice of his own TO fit these stations
and 10 say before them; and habituaIly
Omits morning prayer, which the rubrie
requires shall be said. Some OF these
are plainly forbidden by the 80 articles.
and the constitution OF the Protestant
Episcopal church makes these articles
part OF tbs fundamental law.
Failing any decision by the bishop
of New York. which the complainants
expect, a suit In the New York courts
viii be instituted. The courts have
never vet IT is said, passed upon Epis-
cOpaI ritual as affecting title to prop
erty, nor upon these doctrines as con-
forming with the laws OF this relig-
ious body If the New York courts
are now asked to do this the predic-
tion is made that Highs and Lows VIII
enter into a controversy all over the
country. Tt may not be as great war
as would have followed similar action
a decade ago, but IL Is declared IT viii
be sufficiently alive to make good
reading. The heirs do not seek private
use Of the property. They wish to end
what they call unscriptural teaching,
and so restore the property TO what
they deem TO be right religious use.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-19

many might imbibe ideas which Rus
sian officials would wish thcv I'D not
Russians are extremely sensitive at this
time over the abrogatiOn Of che treaty
OF 1882. and they take much TO heart
the fact that Americans sympathized
with Japan and not with them in the
last war in the far west.
President Macarthur OF the alliance.
who secured the concessions. came
near defeating his own cause and get
ting into prison as well. by taking part
way with him some resolutions adopt
ed by New York ministers on the sub
5ect OF Russia's treatment OF Jews. BY
accident he looked at them while in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-19
Dr.Parkhurst'

in the course OF a year and which. II
economical and put by. might easily
become the beginning OF a very COM
fortable competency.
And the moral effect OF the economic
habit is that II tends 70 bolster uD
a fellows desire to lead a straight.
clean, temperate life
The man who is ambitious to see
lls Pile STOW viii be restrained BY
that ambition from loose fnduIrencies
that shrink the pockethook IN the
same proportion that they pander to
hVen a small bank account. OF a sin
gle smau share OF stock. Is a sort Of
salvation TO a young fellow growine,
up IN the midst OF the thousand az
lurements OF spendthrift
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-19
DRUG FIENDS

More than MuIion In L. 5.
According to a report recently issued
oy order Of DR.. Wiley OF pure food
lame there are between one million
and four million victims OF the 6rur
habit in the United states
Most of these Were inflrre-..s7 - 49,.
use OF drugs through over-induIgencs
~ proprietary medicines and @reme-
e eies containing opium. cocaine. car
rene ana IKE insidious elements The
unprincipled advertisers OF conspnp-
ION cures and cough syrups have been
fic '''-s N7-o'ious llaI-
eser use drugs for cold. Half an
c-,-0e on virgin oil OF pine, mixed with
~ ounces OF glycerine and half a pint
Sesfe+t Wnlskey, is recommended bv
most ssses.i orities as the quickest and
i0st eIlective cough remedy.
60, ~ pine Is prepared. IN its purest
~ Ii'i os me Leach Chemical COMPANY.
y llclnnat, Ohio and may De had A.
any orug store. IL can be mixed a.
lone ana is absolutely safe and rres
OF drugs. use
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-19
Loss s1,OOO,OOO a DAY by
NEEDLESS DEATH OF, NEGRnrs

The new American Interchurcb col
lege at Nashville has issued state
tnent showing why IL Is essential TO
ram soAthern men and women IN the
south FOR social work in the south
2Soutnerners DO not go north to study
At tley are trained they must be trained
IN the south, In nine leading trafnfne
schools In the north during the pasf
tWo years there We're enrolled 3Sq0
STUDENTS, only IS OF whom were from
me south The college authorities saw
tnat such as do 90 north for frainiyr
aeluIn largely untitled for the task
ana out of sympathy with the needs
ana ways OF the south EspecIallt ere
tney dissatisfied with the eoui6me1f
and opportunities -'PiiisHs
Inc Nashville college arEues IN g..
statement that the south needs traipa5
social workers more than anv ofher
patl or The country owing 70 CHANGED
economic conditions. to iiliteracT- $50
population. "9sIO
In its department for training navro
social workers il puts forth the sane
~ euments but adds the STARTLING go
thaL the economic loss bv needIoSS
o 1ea OF negroes amounts to ss71 000
VUV year counting each negro a.
sS9vu Tor working period OF 10 vears
- ne conese says that by sheer neglecf
OF negro population America is de
stroylng its national assets at the rats
u more than 100000 a day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-19

"HI article IS addressed to young
men with a view to encouraging
in them habits of economy
The practice OF economy may not
perhans be counted exactly as moral
virtue but 1t comes exceedingly near
to II.
living up to the limit Of ones income
and saving from that income cents
a dav or even a dollar a month; and
that difference shows itself In great
For one thing. it fosters mans
knew clergyman who had nc
hank account and nothing in the shape
OF money that he could carry about In
his pocket but Who was s, accustomed 9lsIo 9
friend thar he might have i with him
on SUNDAY and have his pulpit efforts
stimulated By a sense Of cash.
II was rather a poor way OF getting
fnsDirat ton. but il illustrates our point;
ana III borrowed money VIII do that.
much more win IL do il IL the money
is ones very own.
SAVING Five Cents a Day.
Also. although five cents a day res
,,,s5 from ones spendings is not much.
II may in the final issue make all the
,5fffarence there is between being
buried ia the potter'S field and owning
a comfortable house on main avenue
II start IS in the right direction
Il does not make so much difference
how big start pa IS;
III a young fellow begins oy putting
aside five cents a day the ambition
To accumulate viii grow upon him and
he will be surprised TO discover pres
emily how many places there are where
ne can lop off some unnecessary and
nerhaps foolish little expenditure that
fields him only a mOmentary gratifi-
eati0n and one, il may be- that Isl more
10 MS harm than TO his advantage.
Without being misery and without
cutting so close as 70 be sttngy with
ones self. there are small sums paid
out every day by a host OF young men
that would amount 70 quite a big sum
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-19
SENTENCE SERMONS IN
PULPITS OF Ell PASO

repented OF. It mounds US TO the grave
It Is the most unreasOna bic task mast
er in the world. David committed
murder. and when Nathan gave him
years later, when Absalom reTOlted,
David said Ny strength faileth be-
cause Of mine iniQuity. Rev E. II.
Combs, st. Pauls Lutheran church
Jesus Christ Is not only a great ex-
ample ana great teacher but he Is
first OF all a savior Rev. jeff D.
Ray, First Baptist church.
The gospel Of Christ is a call. an
appeal, an entreaty. Il points the way
20 life and peace. and IL Is a promise
OF rest Rev Perry J. Rice. First
Christian church
The organization OF the church was
one Of. IL not the most important acts
in the life Of Chrfst"-Rev. A n
Evans, Highland Park Methodist
church.
The Holy Spirit is a person. The
Lord often referred to him as q per-
son and hence he can be grieved. Rev.
K T. Hanks, Cavairy Baptist church.
ANY great and prominent revival OF
genuine religion must be preceded by
word OF God, for II alone is able to
Illuminate the mind, quicken the con-
science and streng then the will -
Rev Fred F. Grim. Austin Park Chris
tian church.
The far off country Of sin IS not the
nome land OF the SOUL but the unrest
Of the wicked is simply the longing
Of his heart for God. Rev Charles
l. Overstreet First Presbyterian
church
The beginner in religious work
may be as weak as a bruised reed, and
their weakness as offensive as a smok-
ing lax, vet God in his mercy and pa
tience and grace does not become Of
Tended at them. Rev. Ed L Millican
East FL Paso Baptist church
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-19
LARGER RELIGIOUS WORK AT
CHAITATQTA Is PLAENEl


Religious work. always a part Of the
original ChautauQua founded by
Blsnop vincent, viii be reorganlzed
this sumner and even larger empha-
sis viii be placed upon il. Prof Shailer
Matthews, head OF the divinity school
Of the university OF Chicago, viii be
head Of the faculty of reugiOus in
struction, and the other members VIII
be the Rev DIT John L. Rice, Of Fort
Worth, and the Rev Dr. j. l.. Hurl-
but, the well known sunday school eX-
pert and bible commentator. The hall
OF the Christ at Chautauqua is to be
the center of the instruction This
nall, one of the most unique and beau
tiful in the world, was built by Chau-
tauQusns on the lines suggested by
Chautauquas founder.
Additional members of the faculty Of
religious teaching this year at Chau-
tauqua viii be Prof. Francis @. Pea
body Of Harvard, Bishop Willis F. Nc
DoWeu Of Chicago, the Rev. Dr. @. A.
Johnston Ross OF Montreal the Rev.
Dr.. James A. Francis OF Boston, and
the Rev. DR.. Allen Hoben of the Uni
Versity Of Chicago. Particular atten-
ton viii be given 10 the Instruction
of volunteer laymen, and to methods
OF work by them
Within a short time Bishop John II.
Vincent wiz come TO his eightieth
birthday. Still fairly vigorous OF mind
and BODY, he keeps in touch with the
great work started by him 40 years
ago. Chautauquans are preparing a
memorial, to bear names Of trustees,
seals Of the literary and scientific cir
cless and sentiments by as many liv-
ing Chautauqua leaders and old time
associates in the work as possible. Al
ready several hundred such sentiments,
in autograph form, have been received.
The whole will be encased IN a beau
tlful box, bearing the bishops name
larger religious work win cover the
entire Chautauqua season
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-19

The question I ask is not when
were you converted but are you con-
yerted now Rev. Henry Easter, St
Clements Episcopal church.
Christianity found in the apostle
Paul an opportunity to illustrate to
sinful, yet observing world, its power
10 transform life; TO make bad man
q good man, and TO make the chtei
Of sinners the chief Of apostles Rev.
church.
The trials and sorrows Of the Chris
tian life are relieved by the vision OF
the holy spirit, and the assurance that
all things are a part OF the golden
chain OF salvation which extends from
everlasting in predestination 20 ever
lasting in Identification Rev. =. b.
Atwood. Highland Park Baptist church
Reverence Is one Of the first essen
tials OF a rich. deep. fun life. 1t be-
tokens a constituencies TO the infinite"
Rev. Charles J. Dickey, First Meth
odist church.
BE thou an example OF the believ-
erS in word, In manner OF life, IN
active kindnesses in religious life, in
faith and in purity Of living "-Rev.
Kenneth Brown. East FL Paso Presby-
terrain church
How much a man amounts TO may
be tested by how much he will do
that he is not compelled to dO-in fact,
what he will do without pay.'-Eev
Miles Hansen, First Congregational
church.
And so the secret is out. and never
can be concealed, that il any church
viii accept and act upon Christs mis-
promised presence Of Christ. and viii
be a living growing church. Rev. J.
Z. Abbott, cstminster Presbyterian
church.
"sin cuts off our power, even when
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-19
THE BIBLE COMPLETE IN
VISAXAN LANGUAGE NOW

In this year OF grace, 1911. on the
9th OF December, at 4 o'clock IN the
afternoon. we my Filipino helper and
myself. finished fhe translation of the
Old Testoment into Panayan. The is
landers of Panay. Negros, Guimaras.
ROmblOn and neighboring smaller is
lands have now the bible complete in
their tongue"
These were the words which Rev
Eric Lund sent to the American Bap-
list foreign mission society, under
whose auspices he is working. to an
nOunce the successful completion OF his
task. Since 1906, Nj Lund has de-
voted his leisure TO work on this Pan
AVIAN old testament.
Translation work is a great problem
in the Philippines. for there are many
races and many dialects The Ne
gritos. living in the northern islands
have MANY OF the characteristics Of
negroes; the Moros, a fierce uncivil-
ized people. live IN the southern isl
ands; the TagaiOgs and the Visayans,
who belong TO the Malay race, occupy
the central Islands Of Panay Negroes
Cebu and Samar. and It Is among these
tnat Baptist missionaries work. Span
ish is the language OF the Spaniards
and the educated MestiEos but the
ftliplnos use the native dialects almost
exclusively. There are three impor-
tant dialects, OF Visayan-Panayan
Cebuan and Samarenyo, the Panayan
being the one used in the Baptist mis-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-19
DIR. TRUETT INVITED TO
BE RAPTIsnst narr

A call was sent Sunday to Rev
George Truett, D. D.. OF Dallas. Tex,
by the conservation OF the First Bap-
of the First Baptist church, having re-
signed to leave March Is. for the South
western Theological seminary, at Fort
Worth. Tex. where he has accepted the
tOria1 theology
Rev. Mr.. Truett made a very favor
able impression on the congregation
he conducted at the First Raptist
church, which closed Thursday An an
swer is expected from Mr.. Truett by
Tuesday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-19
DANGERS TO CHURCH
COLLEGES RECOHII


Disciples Of Christ have decided to
enter upon a general campaign in be-
nalr or the church college They say
tnaJ either such college must be ade-
Qu9tely supported by the whole dis
clples brotherhood getting under and
nehind II, or else they must abandon
the entire educational system TO the
state The campaign is to be started
next June, but final preparations are
70 be made for II at a conference to
pc heid in indianapolis in May. The
tnlng disciples and other Christian
bodies are up against is shown BY the
statement made by a disciple college
promoter. that II the university OF II
hnols had 10 receive its income from
an endowment that earned 5 Der cent
II would require 10000. O0O.
In 1898 40 OF the great private en-
lowed schools many Of them church
colleges, had 36, 907 students In 10
Years this number had increased to
o5i5S2 During the same period 40 81
the great state schools Increased their
student body from 1853 to 7O.OfT.
Ten OF the private endowed schools lost
In attendance, and every one of the 10
vas church college well known for
ITS excellent work. Disciples have lust
made a general offering for college
support under disciples control RE-
turns are not vet in. The showing
VIII 90 Tar 10 answer whether there
are TO be disciples colleges. or the
state Is 10 control altogether so IA as
Lney are concerned
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-19
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SCRIPTURE
SCRIPTURE

1 TIMOTHY NIB

1 TIMOTHY lib
Paul an apostle Of Jesus Christ BY
the commandment Of God our Savior.
and Lord Jesus Christ. which is our
hope;
Unto Timothy. my own son IN the
taith- Grace, mercy, and peace from
God our Father and Jesus Christ our
Lord.
As besought thee to abide still at
Ephesus, when i went into Macedonia,
that thou highest charge some that
they teach no other doctrine
Neither give heed TO fables and end
less genealogies. which minister Ques-
tons, rather than cody edifyinF
which is IN faith: so do
Now the end OF the commandmsn
Is charity cut OF a pure heart. and o.
a good conscience. and Of faith un-
feigned:
From which some having swerved
have turned aside unto vain jangiiHg-
Desiring to be teachers OF the law
underst landing neither what they sar.
nor whereof they affirm.
But We know that the Law is good.
II a man use 10 lawfully.
Knowing this. that the law is not
made for a righteous man, but for
the laWless and disobedient. for the
ungOdly and FOR sinners. for unboly
and profane. for murderers Of fathers
and murderers OF mothers. for man
slayers-
For whoremongers. for them that
defile themselves with mankind. Tor
llnlea-Gler Tor narSs LOr Der1ured
persons. and II there be any other
thing that Is contrary TO sound doe
trine
According to the glorious gospel OF
the blessed God, which was committed
TO my trust
And thank Christ Jesus our Lord.
who hath enabled me. for that ~
counted me faithful. putting me into
the ministry.
Who was before a b1asphemer. and
a prosecutor, and injurious. but I OBJ
tained mercy, because I did IL ignor-
antly IN unbelief.
And the grace Of our Lord was ex-
ceeding abundant with faith and love
which is in Christ Jesus.
Ihls IS faithful saying. and WORTHY
OF al acceptation. that Christ Jesus
came into the world to save sinners.
OF whom I am chief
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