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Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-26
10 the Court of Common Council of the

To the Court of Common Council of the
 City of Norwich. Conn:
 The Executive Committee has had under consideration the matter of es- tabhshing a grade for the sidewalk on the sOutherly side of Mt Pleasant Street and on the easterly side of Elizabeth Street, as asked for by the Board of Educa tiOn of the West Chel- sea School District. March 25th 1912, between the points indicated in the fol- lowing proposed resolutions. and rec ommends that action be taken with reference thereto as follows:
 Resolved: That the grade for the sidewalk on the southerly side of Mt Pleasant Street, in the City of Nor Wich. in front of the property of Har- old G. Stark, James Sullivan and the West Chelsea School District and on the easterly side of Elizabeth Street, in front of the property of the West Chelsea School District be, and the same is hereby established. as follows: :
 Beginning at d point in Nil. Pleasant Street, Tn range with the westerly line of Chdmplin Street. six co feet north erly from the sodtheriy line of Mt Pleasant Street. at hn elevation of l65 feet above mean tide and running thence westerly on 6 line parallel with and six feet horthefly from ths south efly line of Nit. Pleasant Street, on grades as follows:
 156 feet rising , E feet, thenee 50 feet rising F feet, thence 50 feet falling l foot, to the easteriy line of Elizabeth Street.
 Thence beginning af s point ia IIiiza= beth Street, on the s6utherlT line of Mt, Pleasant Street, six feet westerly from the easterly line of Elizabeth Street at an elevation of I'll feet above mean tide and running thence saHth eFiy eH a line parallel with and six feet westerly from the easseFly line Of Elizabeth Street, 0a gFades as faiiows{
 I29 feet falAng 3 feet, theaea 145 fsez rising E99s t9 ta2 Aa@thesiy iiae of Benjamin Street:
 ttes9l#ed: RhaE said siaewaiisa be, aBg tAey aFa hsFe@g, laid sHk six feet
 Resolved; That consideration sf the k9Fe@siRg resolutions relative ta grades 9e sidewalk on the sauthsTiY sida 6f Mt, Pleasant Street and ths easteFiy side of Eii8abefh Street. iR the City ef NeF= #i2R. eBa P8stBeRaq ta EseetiHg of the Count 9s G9saR9a Council Ia be heid at th3 6aRaeii GhaabeF ia said GitF, oa the 9th day af May, 1913, aF $ o'clock iH the eFeaiRE, aad that a9tiea thereof be given ia tAe aaaAReF required by law tQ all persons fRteFested to a9Bea$. if they see cause, and be ReaBd in EeIa= tien thereto.
 Dated at f5eFFieR, Connecticut, this lst day of April, 1912.
 The aBeve and foregoing is true
 Sftes+. srTEP+47S "A MOORE
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FULL ASSOCIATED
 PRESS DEsPArcHGs
POETRY.
THEIR DEArHLEss FAREgwrrL

Faint whispers of Goodbye. dearta," And Nearer, My Sod, to Thee,r To sob, night and day. through the
 curtain gray
 That hides the remorseless sea The words of a man at parting. The music from heroes brave, Their souls turned to God, while khs
 deck they trod
 Was sinking beneath the wave. 0, sacred the words, the music. And halIoWed the names of those Who everything gave, other lives to
 save,
 When the 'whelming pillows rosei -Walter Juan DaVis. In Denver Paat.
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RELATIVE OF TAFT
 AIDS PRoAtsiTioMtsTS
Rev. William N, Taft of San Diego, Cal, Makes S1o,68o eeHtribusisR,

Chicago, April 24.--Fhe secretary ef the national prohibition committee announced today the receipt of S19,- 900 contributieB, the largest single gift ever received by the cemmittee
 Tine deneF was Rev William Niehei- son Taft of San Diego, Cal reia- tive of President Taft. Rev. Mr. Faft for 6 number of years has contributed S1,000 annually te the prohibition cam- paign fund, and his present ceRtribu- ton will go into the fund which the prohibition campaign eemmittee hopes
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will amount to $15O.90O before the close of the convention.
 Rev. MT. Taft was formerly mem ber of the prohibition national com mittee from Connecticut.
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Oil Boosted Two Gents Barrel.

Findlay, o, April 24.-The Ohio oil company today raised the price of the six grades of oil which it is pur- chasing two cents q barrel This is the first time that North Lima oil has touched the dollar mark in two years,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

Frank A. Bill has the exclusive sale of ladies Patrician shoes and oxfords at S3.5O and S4. See the new spring styles.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE

Small Farm, 10 minutes walk from Baltic Village. on trolley line, con- slsting of six-room house, barn and henhouses. 51 acres of land, about F acres clear land, 200 cords wood stand ing, 50 fruit trees Price low and can be controlled with small cash pay ment.
 FRANCIS D. DONOHUE, central Building, Norwich, Conn.
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Washington was a painter. Monroe. Johnson and Roosevelt classed as poli- ticlans when elected to office. William Henry Harrison, Taylor and Grant came out of the army. The other 19 presidents were lawyers.
 Of the il presidents beginning with Lincoln in 1861. all save Cleveland, g, modern democrat, have been repubii- cans. Before Lincoln, the list includes two federalists (Washington and Ad- ams), four old line republicans, six old line democrats and three whigs.
 The motor barge Toiler which cYoss- ed the Atlantic under it's own power, was the first boat fitted with Diesel engines to make the ocean trip and was the precursor of. other ocean going vessels, similarly equipped, which arc now marking the rapid advance 0f the marine oil engine.
 One of the notable gifts of the year 1911 was very remarkable collection of books, manuscripts, photosraph phs and other matter amounting to 33,4o7 items relating to the native races of North America, Hawaii and the Phil ippines. which was donated 10 the Newberry library of Chicago by Ed- ward E. Aver of that city.
 The sultanate Of Oman occupies the southeastern extremity of the Arabian peninsula Its area is undetermined, as the western, or desert, boundary 10 not | fixed. The country is largely noun | tailous and arid and the population l (estimsted at 25O.O0o to 5o0,Oe0) iE confined to the seacoast and to some valleys in the interior in which water for irrigation may be obtained frvm wells.
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THE KALEIDOSCOPE

Consul F. T. Dumont advises that the technical study of French West India ports by a commission from France, for the selection of one of them for extensive harbor developments, is now being made.
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Reception and Social.

Division No. 1. A. O. H., will hold a reception and social in St. Mary's r. and E. hall this evening. Langs or chestra will furnish music. See adv.
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The Venezuelan government has granted an allowance for sending 8 doctor to Argentina to make the prac- tical studies necessary for establishing in Venezuela experiment stations In veterinary medicine and zootechnice.
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The Brazilian minister of the inte- rior has given contracts for two more wireless telegraphy stations in the Acre territory Cat Xapury and Tarua- cal. supplementing those at Cruzeiro do Sui, Senna Madureira and Rio BraDco.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

Notice is hereby given that at reg Council of the City of Norwich. held on the 1st day of April, 1912, the fol- lowing proposition was submitted by the Executive Committee, and the final resolution was adopted, and you are hereby notified to appear at the time and place appointed in said final reso- lurion and be heard in relation to the matter contained in said report
 Norwich, Connecticut, April 26, 1912.
 Attest: STEPHEN D. MOORE, City Clerk and Clerk of the Court of
 Common Council.
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GOOD PRINTING CHEAP-5oo s% envelopes Irregular business size). card ga'9 g55 s55 i3FRs 5So so o5 5GSS sS9 4, PpG6dinted, ?d85; g130OOo, F; 5.o9o' 8h XII. printed, S1.65; 1000. $40; 5000. $9; 10000, sI750; 500 billheads, 7xs 4. printed, $1.5o; 1000, $2; 5000, t6.56; printed $f.G5; 1000, $1.75; 5000. t5.25; 4e,00o, $1U. Printing of every descrip- tion done promptly. Send for samples. The Bulletin Co.. Norwich. Conn.
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LOST AND FOUND.
LOST

HATP1N. with silver head. stones in- leid, between Maurice Sample Shop and Breed Theater,
 Leave at Bulletin office. apr24d
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sACRIFICE sAIE-Pleasant1v loca

SACRIFICE SALE-Pleasantly located 73 acre farm. 35 acres excellent blow land, balance pasture and wood good fruit. 1 1a miles from R. R. station and village, near markets 14 room colonial house with Yerandas, best condition outside and in, large barn, painted. new henhouse. cost $365, sheds, outbuildings. buildings worth $5,000; price S3,300- $1 ,000 down. Includes household fur nishings, farming tools and poultry. Tryohs Agency, Willimantic. Conn.
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FOR SALE-Two pair of oxen. Ira Wheeler. Yanttc. Conn. R. F. D. No. | apr26d
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FOR SALE-Bay mare. 10 years old, sound, kind, fearless, best of drivers,
 weighs 1000 pounds, S75 buys her. G. A Bullard Tel 646-6. apr26d
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FOR SALE-Res taurant, ice cream, candy and cigar stand at trolley termi- nal: must sell soon: other business /; household goods included. T F. Doyle, Central Village, Conn. apr26d
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FOR SALE.
SALE HORSES.

SALE HORSES.
 I am sorry to announce that my next load of horses will not arrive Monday April 29th. as advertised. Farmers in the west are vel busy and will not sell unless paid a premium, For this reason my buyer has been unable to obtain a load as soon as expected. l will give notice when they arrive. I have num- Der on hand now that l wish to sell right away. Come and see them
 Tel. 11S9- ELMER R. PIERSON. aDr26d
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Tbe above and foregoing is a true copy of record.
 Attest; STEPffEN E, MOORE, City Clerk and Clerk ef the Court ef Common Council. apr26d
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Four horses; one pair weighs 2yUO, seven years old one pair 26OO. Apply to James Downing, Plaln field Ct. Tel 296. apr26d
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WANTED-Tickets for photos at the Johnson studio, 265 Main St., must be presented before May 1U. as special ot- Ter will not hold good after that date. Wm. K. Johnson. apr26d
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TO RENT-On Hobart ave, modern tenement or ' rooms (upper flat, central clean, sunny, pleasant newly renovated, new bath room, open plumb ing, gas range. Barn for horse or au- tomopile if desired. Address A. B. C., Bulletin. aDr26d
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FOR SALE-WeIl marked collie and shepherd pup. Box 226, Norwich Town. apr26d
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FOR SALE OR RENT-Cottage house 61 OtrObando Ave. large lot, good gar den, plenty room for chickens, price low. JoEn E. Tanning. No. 31 Willow Street. aprl3d
 FOR SALE-Gasoline launch, "Wata- wasO," 25 feet long. foot beam, Il horse cyl. engine, bargain for some one. Apply to Amos B. Wheeler.
 FOR sALE-A four apartment house corner Pearl and Ann streets; all mod ern improvements, with a house lot; can be bought at q bargain. For par ticulars, apply to F. F. Church. Tel S49-3. mar9d
 TEN HORSES FOR SALE-Workers and drivers. Fred Goodrich. 191 High St., Willimantic, Ct. marSd
 FOR SALE OR TO LET-Cottage house of six rooms and bath at No. Washington Place Apply to Chas. M. Hutzler, loo Main Street. feb10d
 FOR SALE-On Bliss place, nine room house, modern improvements, ample grounds, location dt sirable, price very reasonable. c. r. Case, Bliss Place.
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S5O.OO-A beautiful Steinway square grand piano, in perfect order, with Plaur- r-Cadden Co.,, Norwich. Conn. apr26FAW
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WANTED D-Experienced teacher for school in Ledyard Center district Ap- ply to C. D. Geer, Central Building, on Saturday, or by letter or phone prevl- ously.
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TO RENT.

TO RENT-A nice furnished room. Inquire at 120 Broadway, City. apr26d TO RLlNT-Cottage rear of 122 Pros pect St. Enquire of J. C. Atterbury, U. $ Finishing Co.,, or telephone 222-4. apr26FSTu
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WOULD STORE fine upright piano with reliable family. with view of sell ing same, should party decide Aot to return east again. Write West" care Bulletin, Norwich Conn apr26d
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WOMEN or girls wanted for cleaning overalls. Steady work, good pay. Ap- ply at once, Norwich Overall and Shirt Co.,, 120 West Main st. aprz4d
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WANIID-Man 10 represent us in unoccupled territory. Pay all you can earn. Permanent, year around job. c. k. Burr 6S O., Nurserymen, Manchester, Conn. apr26d
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TO RIGNT-Second floor, Circulating Library building, suitable for shop. of ice or lodgings. Amos A. Browning. dec11MF
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South Norwalk.-The South Norwalll Trust company has inaugurated a club Tor Christmas saving, and in spite of the storm of Monday 562 accounts were opened.
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WANTED - Journeymen electricians. Apply M. D. Barr, Plaindeld, care Whital Electric Co apr24d
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Warehouse Point.-Rev W. J. Brew Eter started on his 14th year as pastor Of s. Johns Episcopal church Sun day.
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Bristol.-Detective Ahern of Water bury is after train hoppers. That prac- tlce Is being discouraged. Six Bristol lads are in jail for indulging in the practice.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-22

Both in prayed and sermon. the pas
tors Of the various Protestant churches
OF FL Paso paid tribute 20 the hero
ism of the men who gave their lives
that the women and children OF the
Titanic might be saved, at their morn
ing or evening services Sunday.
At the First Presbyterian church
special tmemOrial service was held
in cOmmemoratiOn Of this disaster and
those who went to a watery grave
when the ship went down.
Closing the district conference Of
the Methodist church union services
participated in by both the Trinity
congregation and the members Of
Highland Park Methodist church were
held at Trinity church Sunday even
ing the preacher OF the occasion be-
ing Rev R. B. Evans Of Carrizozo. N
NJ, while at the morning service Rev.
j. A Ray, the presiding elder Of this
district preached
The next conference for this dis
trict win be held at Deming, y NJ,
next year the date TO be chosen some
time after the first OF 1913.
Rescue Worker Coming.
Mrs. 4. Estill, who is ranked as a
commissioner OF the Salvation army
Is coming to FL PasO Wednesday from
Los Angeles She will meet with the
women ( the city at the First Chris
tian church Thursday afternoon at
O'clOck ard discuss the plans for the
women's rescue home to be established
in this city She has her headquarters
at Chicago and has charge of the %
rescue homes located west Of that city
and is familiar with the work in hand.
ST Clements Church.
Tuesday at 8 o'clock the guild of St
Clements church will hold its weekly
meeting. On Thursday at 8 p. m. the
senior bible class will hold a social
gathering Friday. the woman's bible
class viii meet at o'clock and Satur-
day the Junior Auxiliary will meet at
the home Of Miss Vivian POmeroy, 1920
Boulevard at o'clock
Westminster Presbyterian.
There VIII be a joint session Of the
w oman's Missionary society Of West
church and the same society
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-22
SENTENCE SERMONS IN
PULPITS OF Ell PASO

Among
Rev. Kenneth Brown Presbyterian
uFeopeo IN spiritual of
EheOusness and it is the duty
work miracles TO
ST Clements Episcopal
The gracious with
the holy Feereatns iOve-eneFgy
minister Presbyterian
Whenever
has lost his ehhd-Rev E. H.
Christianity makes for the following
Christ leads to the retirement
ing n NJ at Highland Park Metho church.
The promise Of our savior
backed by the decree Godfrey
There journey with companions joy
and hopes those darker
WHICH .aousn unseen are very than
people they shape our lives
societies design hut the gospel
bad
Christ the erangeIlsaon Of
the wOrld-Rev. A. J. IeEaWHin FirstB Baptist church.
the standpoint Of . , resources, a,
feId-
the "Ord-Rev E. B. Atwood Baptist
who win nesorn only what i
demanded Of him viii not do
ehurch.
The Titanic disaster for
i"''e'' Miles hanson at First COngreEatOnn
eternity s the recent tragic cata,
inc mas shown u.s. their thoughts inevitably
N NJ a church
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-22

Christian church Monday night by the
men of the church
Mrs r. F. Campbell, OF 4Ql Mesa
avenue, viii entertain the women Of
this church at her home on Thursday
afternoon from O'Clock to g.
To Finish Church Plan.
The trustees Of the First Congrega-
tionaI church viii meet at the South
western building on Friday afternoon
at $50 to complete plans for the
erection of the proposed new church.
The Aid society Of this church will
meet at the studio on Thursday after
noon at o'clock when the subject TO
be discussed viii be- The Morals u
New Pastor Coming
Rev. ]. f. Williams. Of Jefferson
City. No. the new pastor called %
the First Baptist church is expected to
arrive in the city Thursday ana Fri
dav the men OF the church viii meet
in the church parlors to entertain
him This meeting IS to be informal
First Methodist Church.
The Home Missionary society OF the
First Methodist church viii meet ~
the home of Mrs R Hitchlns. 1919
North Florence street. Thursday after
noon at 2-45-
The sunday school board Of this
church win meet at the home Of = J.
Barr, 2115 Montana street on Tues
day evening while meeting OF the
Official board Of the church will be
held following the regular prayer
meeting on Wednesday evening
Trinity Methodist Church.
Tuesday afternoon at 3-15 the Mis-
sionary siciety OF Trinity Methodist
church wiz hold social sessiOe in the
church parlOrs-
To welcome New Members.
Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock the
Aid and Missionary societies OF the
First Presbyterian church viii hold a
joint session for the purpose Of ar
ranging for a reception to the new
mem bers OF the church which is to be
held in the church parlors Tuesday
evening at s o'clock There have been
40 new members received since Jan. ],
1912
Presbyterian Report.
At the First Presbyterian church
Sunday morning, a report was sub
mitted to the congregation which
showed the condition OF the church.
the progress that has been made
during the past year 1t was brought
out that the church had contributed TO
the building fund S2.236.6T This. with
the amount already on hand, greatly
reduced the Indebtedness OF the church
all OF which is well provided for BY
available assets. For maintenance OF
the local church, including salaries.
music. taxes, improvements, etc
S6,Sz3 The Ladies' Aid raised
S1.16109. sunday school S453.91- For
missions $3.50 went TO DR.. A. ID. Hail
the foreign pastor. and for missions a.
cal benevOlence and charities S1,3TS.0a
Much Of the missionary enterprise is
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-22

pronounced upon the quesc'ol of NAL
riage than most nOn-cOnformist bodies,
has asserted its sympathy with the pO-
sitiOn above stated by coming out. and
in the person Of The dean of the Cathe-
dral OF Saints Peter and Paul, in Chi
cago. declaring officially that none Of
the clergy connected with the parish
viii hereafter celebrate any marriage
unless the intending parties present
themselves furnished with a clean bill
Of health attested by a responsible ply
stefan.
Society Needs Greater Than Individual
Ambitions.
This clerical action converts the idea.
which is good in itself, into concrete
fact with Is still better.
A thing done. even though it be done
byN but a few, signifies more than a
thing approvingly talked about even
though II be talked about by a crowd
The needs OF society are more urgent
than the matrimonial ambition OF any
number Of men or women unfit to be
husband and wife. or to be the pro-
duCers Of children
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-22
Ell PASO CHURCHES PAY TRIBUTE To
TITANIG'S DEAD IN SUNDAY SERVICES
Methodist Conference For the District Closes and First
Presbyterian Church Has Annual Business Meet
ing-Lutheran Minist er Goes to Albuquer
que n NJ to Attend Conference.

Of Highland Park. at Westminster
Presbyterian church at $3.50 Tuesday
afternoon in the Sunday school rooms
The aid society Of Westminster church
church at the home of Mr. and Mrs
J. H. Grant. corner of Brown and Ar
tzona streets on Tuesday evening a s
o'clock.
The Adult Bible class Of this church
VIII hold business and social meet
ing at the home Of Mrs. J. =. ABBOTT,
1872 North FL PasO street Thursday
evening at o'clock
Delegates To Synod.
Rev. z. II. Coombs. pastor or ST.
PauIs Lutheran church. viii leave on
Thursday for Albuquerque where he
will attend a session Of the Rocky
Mountain synod OF the Lutheran
church which viii be IN session from
April 25 TO IS. both dates inclusive.
n A EitZeu VIII go to the synod as
delegate SrCm St PaUTs church
During the absence Of the pastor,
Rev F. Muerdter will conduct the SER
vice next Sunday morning IN German
while the evening service In English
viii be conducted by n b Durkee'
general secretary of the Y. NJ c. A.
The guild OF this church viii meet
with Mrs. VIM Rheinheimer at her
home, 405 South Florence street Fri
day afternoon at 2-30-
Highland Park Methodist.
The Woman's Missionary society II
the Highland Park Methodist church
viii meet Thursday at o'clock in the
afternoon
Calvary Baptist Church.
Mrs. K. B. McClintock viii entertain
the Aid society OF Calvary Baptist
church at a reception at her home
1141 Arizona sereet, Tuesday after
noon from 8 TO 3.
Friday evening. the Junior Philathea
class OF this church win hold an en-
tertainment at the home of the pastor,
Rev. r. T. Hanks, at 1907 Arizona
street
To Discuss Immigrants.
+. W Berkshire. in charge OF the
United States Immigration Bureau n
this district. will discuss immigration
at a meeting 70 be held at the First
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-22
SCRIPTURE.
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Proverbs SILL.

Doth not wisdom cry? and under
standing put forth her voice?
She standeth in the top OF high
places, by the way in the the places Of
the paths.
She crieth at the gates. at the entry
of the city, at the coming in at the
doors.
Unto you, o men. I call; and my
voice is 10 the sons Of man.
o ye simple, understand wisdom
and We fools, be We Of an understand
ing heart
Hear; for I will speak Of excellent
things; and the opening OF my lips
shall be right things.
For my mouth shall speak truth;
and wickedness is an abOmination to
my lips.
All the words OF my mouth are in
righteousness; there is nothing for
ward or perverse in them
They are all plain to him that I'M
oerstandeth. and right to them that
find knowledge.
Receive my instruction, and not sill
yer: and knowledge rather than choice
gold
For wisdom is better than -ubies;
and all the things that may be desired
are not TO be compared with it