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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-02

quartet. composed of Messrs. ParVin
Witte and Matthew H. Lemen and Mes
danes Parvin Witts and W W evans.
sang 'The Vacant Chair, the Elks
opening ode. and Lovely Appear.
Parvin Witte and Matthew II. Lemen
sang a duet, Hope Beyond" Mrs W
w Evans sang a solo, abide With
Me- and Parvin Whites solo was, w ny
Art Thou Cast Down. Charles Arm
strong rendered trombone solo with
organ accompaniment, One SWeetly
Solemn Thought" Francis Moore was
the organist and Rev. Charles l. Over
street pronounced the benediction-
Two eulogies were given, one by 2.
NJ Whitaker and one by r. Z. Thoma-
son. The former said If a man would
be strong he must love his fellow man.
He declared that the Elks taught char
ity, the charity Of thought as we'll as
deed. which means love Of his fellow.
He ended with a declaration to all Elks
that they must be just, true, brave and
patriotic and with the quotation TO
thine own self be true. And IT must
follow as the night the day, thou can'st
net then be false to any man"
Mr.. ThOmaSOn said that even the
child who dies in the cradle lives in the
hearts of the ones who love it. Elk
dom" he said, teaches I an my broth
er's keeper. I hope the season of wars
is over, but the season of heroes is not.
ElkdOm teaches bear we one another's
burdens
He ended with this thought: May
charity, justice. brotherly love and
fidelity at last lead US all to the grand
lodge above"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-02
NEW PAVING WILL
EXCEED FIVE MILES
Estimates Are Prepared For S1SS-st1 OF
Paving and More Is Yet
to Be Estimated.
A nttle more tnan five miles O

A little more than five miles OF paved
streets, costing in the neighbOrhood OF
Sz3O.OOO have been ordered by the city
council 10 be added to the city The
number Of feet TO be paved is $3.50.
The cost so far estimated by the city
engineering department equals $1SSs sll-
Others are to be estimated
The streets ordered 10 be paved are
as follows: North FL PasO. from Cali
fornia to Cliff asphalt-macadam, $50
feet, s71S5.2S. North Kansas, from Hill
TO High, asphalt-macadam. $50 feet
S3259; Mesa avenue, light bitul&thies
from River to Blacker, 1850 feet
S1S.16T.19; West Rio Grande, from Ore
gOn to West Boulevard. 1850 feet
heavy bitulithfc. 81, 366. IS; West Bou-
Ievard, from Los Angeles to alley in
block IS, Sunset Heights. heavy
bftulithic. 1000 feet, 14.S40.70s
Roosevelt Putnam to West Boulevard.
1850 feet light bithulitic, S12,S99-S5;
TularOsa- from Piedras 70 Stevens, 1850
feet, asphalt macadam, $50. S54.53; Bliss,
from Piedras to Stevens, $500 feet. light
bithulitfc s3O,O52.S9s tlley in blocks z1S
and 21S Campbell addition, $50 feet.
light bitulitbfc. S17S2.66; alley in block
IA. Mills addition, $40 feet, not esti-
mated.
West San Antonio. from South FL
PasO to Davis, 1900 feet. heavy bitunth-
Hill terrace to Hutton, 400 feet. as
phalt macadam. ST162-34; East Mon
tana, from Pfedras to Stevens, $3.50 feet
asphalt macadam, S24.335-20s Kansas,
from Blacker TO Cincinnati, z310 feet
not estimated; Porfirio Diaz, from
bitulthic, S6771.62; Dallas. from Mon
tana to Arizona, $50 feet, not esti-
mated: Franklin, from Kansas to Camp
bell $50 feet, not estimated
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-02
says Keep Children Off the Streets
at Night; Too Many
Gangs.

In addition to bringing children into
the world, 1t is the business Of parents
to take care Of them after they have
been brought in, and letting them run
wild is no more taking care OF them
than letting them go without food and
clothing would be.
Do your boys belong to a gang that
goes prOwling about the streets fore
noon afternoon and evening in pursuit
of mischief?
Four ''gangsters'' have just been con-
victed Of murder and will probably be
put to death up in Sing Sing pretty
soon.
This gang business is bad. The boy
had better be kept out Of it The
members Of a gang all help each other
down the quick and dangerous srOad
that leads to disgrace. crime, arrest
the refOrmatory and then states prison
When I was a boy 1 was expected to
be at home unless there was some spe-
cial reason for my being away. As
things are now, boys and girls are ex-
pected to be away unless there is some
unusual reason for their being at home.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-02
E PlsO ELKs HOLD
LODGE OF SORROW
Service Held in Memory of
10 Members Of Lodge Who
Died During the Year.

FL Paso lodge, I57. OF the Elks. OBJ
served its annual lodge of sorrow at
the rirst Presbyterian church Sunday
afternoon The church was comfortably
filled and prettiIy decorated for the
occasion.
The arch over the platform and choir
was hidden by ferns and in the center
was an electric lighted clock with the
hands standing at II o'clock, while
above il, in striking contrast TO the
green. stood out white flowers so placed
TO read B. P. O. E, 1S7.
In front of the platform, which was
also trimmed with ferns, was another
electrical effect in which the names of
the members who died during the past
year stood out in bas relief They
were: Chas. Selbyi Harry 3. Lane, Joe
F. Barlow, Harry Corning, J. J. Sny-
der. Gus Lee, David G. Baldwin. T. F.
Diffenderfer, D. H. Mclaughlin and
Samuel LapOwszi-
Exalted ruler W. W. Bridgers pre-
sided over the meeting and responses
we're made by leading knight Clyde F
Holmes, loyal knight Max H Hoffman,
treasurer r NJ. Murchison, secretary J.
T. Anderson. tiler A T. SamWorth, es-
uuire A O. Redding. inner guard Jervis
Deane, while G. F. Holmes made the
responses for lecturing knight Roy D.
Bsrnum-
DR.. G. H. Higgins, chaplain Of the
edge. delivered the invocation. The
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-02
ENGLAND MAY BE ASKED To RESCUE
PALESTINE FROM THE MO5LEMS' RULE
Possible Outcome of Balkan War May Be to Put the
Holy Land and It's Treas ures Under British Pro
lection; New Vice President to Be Speaker at
Big Federal Council New Methodist
Headquarters Are Being Planned

Church people profess to see. as
possible outcome of the Balkan war,
control, by England Of Palestine and
the Christian treasures. With the ex-
pulsion of the Moslem from Europe, or
at least a mere footing Of CONSTANT
nople. Moslem political power no longer
controls any territory in the whole
world save the small corner OF Asia
that borders on the Mediterranean.
Black and Caspian seas. Part Of
Arabia, touching the Red Sea. is desert.
Within the last few decades, some of
it within the year, Christian political
powers have taken over countries for
merly governed by Moslem power. Eng
land took Egypt, France took Alg1erS
and Morocco. Russia controls Persia,
Italy has just taken Tripoli, and now
the Greek Christians. in the name Of
the Bulgarian and Servian allies. take
Turkey in Europe. Influence is now
sought to induce England, in the final
negotiations. to take steps to rescue
Jerusalem from Islam control. There
would then remain but little Of the
earth's surface politically under MOslem
power. Much has been done within the
decade in Palestine to modernize trans
portatiOn. Not only is Christian in
terest great in Palestine, but there is
also to be gained the opening up OF the
ish rule, to trolley lines and clean no.
tells.
Roman Catholics are expressing fear
that they viii not get on as well IN
the Balkan territory when the allies
come into control, and perhaps new
nation comes into existence, as they
have done under -M0slem rule. The RO-
man Catholic interests, centering in
COnstantinople, are very considerable.
and extend not only into Bulgaria and
Servia and south Russia in Europe, but
also into Asiatic Turkey. Armenia and
the Holy Land The Balkan allies are
eastern orthodox Catholic in ever
thodox church influence paramount
Recently the Armenian patriarch, ac-
knoWledging allegiance to the pope of
Rome in new and stronger terms Wis
tied Rome with his council Of bishops
and priests, and returned TO Trebezond
pope is reported TO be extremely anX-
ious for the welfare of Roman Catholic
interests in the Balkans II the sultan
departs.
Jewish leaders. both Zionist and
others, are taking steps TO send to Jews
in the Balkans financial relief from
America Several committees have been
named to collect funds. and already
considerable sums have been cabled.
No political use is to be made of con-
tributions although Zionist Jews de-
clare the outcome Of the war is to help
their cause immeasura bly,. Relief funds
are to 90 TO assist suffering Jews resi-
dent in either Turkey or the countries
of the allies. The Methodist foreign
beard. having received appeals from
Methodists. is asking Meth
odists here TO contribute through It's
hands to a fund for the relief Of Bal
kan sufferers by the war.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-02
Law Should Stop Sale
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-02
DR.. Parkhurst

"OW many Of the fathers and
mothers know where their
x children are and what they are
doing in the evening between and 10
o'clock?
1 can tell them where some of them
are. and also that unless appearances
are altogether. deceptive they are go
ing to the bad pretty fast. The devil
teaches night school every evening on
the street and in the little shadOwy
OutoftheWay hooks and corners, and
the poor things are slipping away at
an easy but rapid rate from the limo
cence and sweetness with which they
were born
A child is a beautiful thing when
it first comes into the world, but like
all things that are eXquisitely con-
structed it takes very little to bruise
it and to tarnish it. 1t is easy to
drop an inkspOt on a sheet OF clean
paper. And all of this is not SO
paper, but not so easy to erase it,
for soaks into the tissue of the
much the fault of the children as it is
of their fathers and mothers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-02
EASTERN ORTHODOX CHURCH
MAY JOTN IN MnVFyTF'

MA 4 JUN IN AlONEmEA Il
The Rev. Mr.. William T. Manning, Of
Trinity church, New York and perhaps
the foremost leader in plans for Chris
tian unity, reports that to date two
things have at least beer accomplished.
One is, according to this high authority
that men are seeing as not before that
there is but one basis for unity, and
that the belief in Jesus Christ as God
and Savior The other is, according to
the same authority, that men are real
izing that unity cannot be reached by
disregarding the great truths, but by
emphas sizing them
The eastern Orthodox church, repre-
scented in the Balkans and in Russia,
has lately signified its willingness to
take part in a world conference on
faith and order. Approaches are max
ing to bishops in the Roman Catholic
church, but thus far no response has
been received The bishops to be ap-
preached are those Of Italy and not
America. Churches of Scotland and
Ireland the Lutherans OF Germany and
other bodies in less close touch than
some others, have expressed profound
interest, and in some instances have eX-
pressed intention to name delegates.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-02

GOOD PROGRESS MADE
on THE ST. JOHN CATHEDRAL
New York is not to follow European
ways in Cathedral building and take
generations to complete the largest
and cOstliest edifice devoted to reIig-
iOus purposes in the new world. 1t
has been the idea of the bishop who
founded the Cathedral of st. John the
Divine. the late DR.. Potter, that the
structure should be a growth, as fits
work grew. The present bishop, DR..
Greer, wants to perform the task as
soon as possible and has devised a
scheme by which the whole thing is to
be done within the next five years, save
only the dome and the transepts.
About S1,OOO,OOO will be needed, but
the bishop believes New York people
years. He has Just outlined the plan.
and received its endorsement by about
200 of New York's weaIthiest women.
Money has been given and there are
under construction nine buildings on
the Cathedral grounds at the present
moment. The amount of their com
bined cost will be S1,600,00 One of
these is a synod hall, to cost $500 900
and to be completed for October, 1913,
when the Episcopal general convention
meets in New York. J. Pierpont Nor
gan was the prime mover in having
this convention for New York, and it
was ne VINO gave the major part OF the
money for the hall The structure is
later to be used for general meetings,
not always Episcopal, but such as mean
all uplift causes Two other structures
are residences for the bishop and the
dean, to cost $50 600 each Still an
other is a choir school, for the training
Of boys who sing in the Cathedral choir.
Pupils in this school are to be got from
every part of the country. As payment
for their singing daily and on Sundays
a good college preparatory training is
given them. The school IS modelled on
the English ones
The five other structures are the
chapels which surround the sanctuary.
Crowds attend the Cathedral services,
and according to Bishop Greer, speak
ing the other day to givers of the
money, effectively answer the question
why people do not attend religious wor-
ship as formerly with the affirmation
that they do.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-02

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-02
NEW HEADQUARTERS
TO BE IN PHILADELPHIA

An outcome OF the meeting of the
general committee of Methodist home
missions. just held in Newark is the
determination to erect in Philadelphia
a new Methodist headquarters building
to replace the Outgrown one in Arch
street in that city. Such building viii
follow. not the plans Of the New York
Book Concern. but more nearly those Of
the English Wesleyans. The latter
have created in many principal cities
of England, Wesleyan halls. which are
business blocks and Methodist head
quarters. and are also places for mass
meetings and city social centers. The
Philadelphia plan viii follow the Eng
Iish one. and Methodists have an ambi-
ton to erect similar Wesleyan halls
in some other cities, notably Boston,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-02
AERnNAIrr KIILFn - FI.nRIna

JackSOnVIIe, tIa-, Dec 2.-EIchard
Frayne. an aeronaut. fell 1000 feet here
and was instantly killed. Three per
sons witnessed the accident. The
aeronaut was thrown from his seat in
the parachute Immediately after he cut
loose from the balloon. His body landed
in the driveway Of the Evergreen Gem
etery near here Physicians say every
bone in his body was broken
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-02


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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-02
BIG FEDERAL COUNCIL
MEETING TO BE HELD

Vice president elect Marshall of In
diana. is to be a speaker on the subject
of Christian unity at a mass meeting
to be held in Chicago on December s,
as part of the second general confer
ence Of the federal council Of the
churches. The immediate phase Of the
subject will be the young people. The
Rev. DR. ". c. Biting Of St. Louis will
be another speaker, with the vice pres
ident and on the same subject. Allied
with this unity topics are to be dis
cussed such ones as temperance, the
family life and Sabbath observance.
recent forward movements in the
church and their results the state
and city declarations. the new life in
the rural churches, and evangelism
will have places. The supreme work OF
the council will be focused on the three
phases of home missions. foreign mis-
sions and peace and arbitration. The
report OF the president. bishop Hen
dirk viii be optimistic but viii not, il
is said, claim that great things have
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-02
JUDGE ARCHIBALD WILL FACE
TvIPE ACHWFNT TRIAL TUESDA

washington. D. C. Dec 2-Judge
Robert ". Archibald. Of the United
States commerce court. VII appear
before the senate Tuesday to stand
trial under articles of impeachment
found against. him by the house OF rep
resentatives. The charges against
judge Archibald are that he engaged
in business deals with ltigants in his
court and sought favOrs from them to
an extent that constituted crime and
misdemeanor-" Judge Archibald has de-
MED that any Of his acts were OF An
impeachable character.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-02
COLLEGE MEN AND SOCIAL
SERVICE DIVISION FORMED

The student department Of the Inter
national committee Y. NJ c. A. has Just
established a social service division.
This is declared by its new secretaries
to be definite enlargement both of the
message and the program Of the stu
dent associations. The secretaries Of
the new divisions contemplate a pro-
ductiOn of text books for the study Of
social service, and especially Of the
questions of social justice. These will
be adopted to college students
The plan Of forming community in
stitutes on social problems will be car
ried out; an enlargement Of volunteer
social service in connection with estab-
lished agencies in the colleges. The
main idea is 10 bring. in an enlarged
form. the trained collegian to work for
social service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-02
THE HERALD's SERVICE TO
THE CHURCHES APPRECIATE

FL Paso, Tex, Nov. 80, 1912.
Editor Ell Paso Herald:
I take this early opportunity OF
thanking you for the prominent place
and extra space given in making ths
announcements of the annual Thanks
giving service held in Trinity Meth
odist church. The headlines, and the
fact that the announcement and pro-
gram appeared on the first page OF
your paper, I am sure, had no little
part in securing a large attendance,
making the service one of inspiration
and helpfulness-
beg also TO express my appre-
citation of your attention to our week
" bulletins and announcements Since
coming TO FL Paso, you have shown
me every consideration in the way OF
advertising our work
Very respectfully.
c. Wesley WebdelL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-02
They Make You FeeI Good.

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-02
SCRIPTURE.
II Kings 4;1-e.


Now there cried a certain woman Of
the wives of the sons of the prophet IN
to Elisha. saying, Thy servant my hus-
band is dead; and thou knowest that
thy servant did fear the Lord; and the
creditor is come TO take unto him my
two sons to be bOndmen.
And Elisha said unto her, What shall
I do for thee? tell me what hast thou in
the house? And she said, Thine hand
maid hath not any thing in the house,
save a pot Of oil.
Then he said. Go. borrow three vessels
abroad of all thy neighbOrss even
empty vessels; borrow not a few
And when thou art come in, thou
shalt shut the door upon thee and up
on thy sons. and shalt pour out into all
those vessels. and thou shalt set aside
that which is full
So she went from him, and shut the
door upon her and upon her sons, who
brought the vessels to her; and she
poured out.
And il came to pass. when the vessels
were full that she said uptO her son,
Bring me yet a vessel And he said un-
to her. there is not vessel more. And
the oil stayed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-02

FL Paso's stores are now exhibiting
complete stocks for the Christmas
trade. Shop early and avoid the
Christmas week rush.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-02

Baltimore, st. Louis. Washington. and
Chicago as local interests find them
selves able.