El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-26

criticism from some of the valley farm
ers during the past few months. Some
of the criticisms may, or may not be
deserving" said Mr.. Link. However, it
gives me pleasure to state what L know
to be facts concerning the dealings of
the FL Paso men with myself as an in
diVidual broker and with the MeSilla
Valley Fruit association
During the past season we have
sold in rough estimat ton, some $4,000
worth of small fruits and vegetables to
FL Paso commission men. They have
offered US at all times the market price
and we have never received one unjust
rebate from them. Furthermore, I can't
remember a single instance where an
FL PasO commission house failed to pay
his account with us in full, on the first
of every month. if not before. Neither
have We ever known of one of them
making US dishonest statement
After reviewing our seasons bust
ness and after glancing over our books,
we find this to be a striking statement
yet nevertheless a truthful one. FL
Paso commission men undoubtedly have
their faults and are everywhere con-
sidered clever business men, yet their
business relations with us have been
most satisfactory"
In the Churches.
Rev. H. F. Vermillion viii preach in
the Baptist church on Sunday morning
on the topic, why Christians Observe
the First Day of the Week Instead of
the Seventh as a Day of Rest and Wor-
ship" In the evening Rev. d. C. Barb
OF Springfield. No, win preach in the
Baptist chruch.
Rev. Thomas Mitchell, pastor of the
Presbyterian church, viii preach on
Sunday morning on the subject, THE
Resurrection Body" and in the eve
ming on Jesus, the Sinners Friend"
The evening service is at 1880, follow
ing the Christian Endeavor meeting.
Rev, c. K. Campbell, of the Methodist
church, who by action of conference
has been returned to his Las Cruces
charge for another year, will preach
his first sermon in the new conference
year on Sunday morning on the topic:
Love, the Greatest Thing in the
World" In the evening he will preach
on the Christian Message"
, Rev J. c. Rodriguez, pastor Of the
Spanish Presbyterian church. viii
preach Sunday morning on the topic, "a
Clean Heart" In the evening Rev 1.
B. Blea will occupy the pulpit.
Rev. Il. T Vermillion and Rev. J. B.
Blea held a street meeting last evening,
and will from time to time hold similar
meetings Mr.. NermilliOn has been ac-
customed to holding street meetings in
other cities where he has lived, with
the aid of Rev. Mr.. Blea, who interprets
in Spanish the street sermon of Rev.
Mr.. VermilliOn.
Bazaar Is Closed.
The Catholic bazaar closed last eve
! ming with an enchilada supper. Quite
a sum was netted by the Catholic Won-
en- to be expended on church improve
ments.
Mrs. A. Jacoby entertained a few in
mate friends at her home in North Las
Cruces on Friday afternoon in honor of
Miss Eide Tate. The following guests
were in attendance: Miss Tate; Mes
| danes William Jacoby. Thomas Bran
nigan and Herbert B. Holt The guest
of honor was presented with beauti-
full lace collar. The home was decor
ated with yellow and white chrysanthe-
NUNS. Dainty refreshments were
served.
Miss Edna Holt entertained the High
school basketball teams in the school
hall on Saturday evening
Mrs Broaddus, of Denver, Colo, is
here the guest of her brotherinlaw, H.
A Broaddus, in South Las Cruces
Mrs. L. Loxterman will leave here
Sunday evening for her home at Gil
Missouri street, FL Paso. She arrived
here on Wednesday morning. since
which time she has been a guest in the