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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-21
ENCHARIsTIC CONGRESS TO
MEET ON ISLAND OF MALI

The most notable event to occur on
the historic island Of Malta for many
years in the 14th International Euchar-
istic congress, which will open IN the
city Of Nalletta on April % A large
delegation of priests and laymen from
the United States is expected TO ar
rive tomorrow The pope has deSlS-
mated cardinal Ferrata. Of Syracuse.
Sicily, as the Papal Legate, and he
viii be conveyed TO Malta by a British
warship, arriving here on April p The
cardinal viii be received on board the
Warship by the auxiliary bishop. Mgr.
F A. POrteli. o. P. and the chief JUS
tice, sir Giuseppe CarbOne, commander
Of St Gregory the great, who VIII &C
company him to the Sarria church,
where archbishop Pace and judge Pull
iciaO, and other ecclesiastical and
civic dignitaries viii await his arrival
The scene Of the inauguration Of the
congress will be the Rotunda Musta,
the third greatest cathedral IN the
world. The ceremonies viii be opened
by Mgr. Heylen, bishop Of Namur and
president Of the permanent committee
Of the congress.
Malta is a peculiarly appropriate set
ting for the Eucharistic congress, for
it was on this island that St Paul
and his Roman captOrs are said TO
have been shipWreclzed, while the great
apostle to the Gentiles was being taken
to Rome to be tried before Caesar
There is another historic feature con-
nected with this island which is per
haps more interesting because 1t is
more authentic 1t was here in this
island the knights Of St John, believed
to be the fOrerunners Of the Knights
Templar, accomplished their greatest
work
On Wednesday. April %. the con-
gress will be opened by Mgr Heylen
with an address. Then letter from
the Maltese people to the pope viii be
read publicly to the Papal legate, who
VIII make a response
Marquis Alfred Mattel. chamberlain
to the pope and former member OF the
legislative and executive committee OF
the government. viii speak In the
name Of the Maltese people.
The last day viii be made memoir
able by q pilgrimage to the garden OF
St Paul and a nocturnal alteration OF
the blessed sacrament extending from
10 o'clock in the evening to 4 in the
morning.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-21
no HOLD 1900 MEETINGS
FROM SEPTEMBER TO FEBRUARY

The country is to have another big
series of missionary conventions. IT
is announced by the Laymen's mis-
sionary movement that il viii under
take to hold no fewer than 1900 con-
ventfons between September 10 and
February 10 next. and il calls upon
ministers and 1aymen in all parts Of
the country to join it. The movement
will try to hold conventions in all
towns Of 5000 population and over. and
it proposes a great number OF teams Of
speakers. four to six men in each. to
90 from city to city, two days in each
Missions OF all kinds are to be pro-
pagated. not simply foreign missions
as the movement essayed when 1t
started a few years ago.
The movement proposes institutes
for ministers. enormous quantities Ct
literature about missions, and the
flooding Of daily and other newspaper
offices with information about its
plans. One whole department OF the
movement will be devoted to negro
churches. It announces that this series
Of conventions is to become an annual
event with a perfection of organiza-
lions in course Of time that will carry
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-21
PASTOR WHO ORGANIZED CHURCH To
Be INSTALLED IS REGULAR PASTOR
installation Services Will Be Held Tuesday Evening in
East Ell PasO Presbyterian Church, Third Quarter
" Conference to Be Held at Trinity Church on
Monday Night; Changes in First Christian.

was a success. A progressive tea was
served.
Midweek prayer meeting will be held
Wednesday night at 7;45
The Aid society will meet Thursday
at z:SO p. m. Mrs Chas. 1. Baum
starry will be the leader.
There wiA be a missionary meeting
Of the Aid and Missionary society Of
the First Baptist church on Tuesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. Mrs. J. F. Will
Jams is to be the leader and the sub
Ject for discussion is Italy"
Monday evening at 7:45, the Baptist
pastors. deacOns and Sunday school
superintendent Of the city viii hold
a meeting in this church.
The meeting hour for the Sunday
evening and the Wednesday evening
services has been changed from 1880 to
8 o'clock for the summer months The
subject for the Wednesday evening
prayer meeting viii be The House CT
the Lord and Ny Obligations Thereto"
To Hold Joint Meeting.
The missionary society OF w eStmin-
lister Presbyterian church will hold a
Joint meeting with the Highland Park
society OF the same church, Tuesday,
April p at p m, in the Sunday
school room Of the church, corner Of
Florence and Rio Grande street. The
topic viii be "Our Mexican Mission in
FL PasO." Following is the program:
Hymn.
Scripture reading. St Luke 4:14-4A
Prayer, Rev. J. T. Abbott.
Five minute talk on our Mexican
Mission in FL Paso." Mrs. Fenneu.
Solo, Mrs. COpenhaTer.
Five minute talk on The Advantages
Of an institutional mission" Mrs. S. F.
King.
Rev c. r Womeldorf's letter read
by Mrs. c. F. Elliott.
Prayer, Mrs. George J. Cole.
Discussion, What Can We do for the
Mexican Mission in FL Paso2"
Free viii offering, hymn, Mizpah
Benediction-
The vestry meeting of the Church of
ST Clement will be held Monday night
at s o'clock. The WOmans guild will
meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Friday morning at 10 o'clock St. Marks
day, communion services will be held.
that afternoon at 4 o'clock.
City Union to Meet.
The second meeting of the city
union, formed by the Baptist young
people of the city, will be held Non
day night at s o'clock in the lecture
room OF the First Baptist church. The
speakers on this occasion will be, Mr..
Gray, of the Highland Park Baptist
church. and r NJ Denman, of the CAL
vary-Houston Square Baptist church
The serving Of refreshments will con-
clude the evenings entertainment.
Preached on Titanic Disaster.
street. of the First Presbyterian
church. preached a sermon commem-
orative of the Titanic disaster.
There were four additions Sunday
morning to the Highland Park Baptist
church.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-21
CHURCH JURY TO DECIDE
LOVE AND MARRIAGE QUERIES

Cleveland, o.. April 21-a church
jury Of six men and six women has
been impanened by Rev Robert J. Mac
Alpine, OF the Boulevard Presbyterian
church. TO answer one OF the many
questions prOpOunded by members of
marriage
To the jury Rev. Mr. 1IacAlpine de-
livered a young WOman's question,
shall I marry a man several years
my junior Ten Of the jury voted
yes" one man and one woman voting
no" For each OF the questions sub
mitted to the pastor, a jury viii be
impanelled to whom viii be given all
the. facts except the questOner's iden-
tity.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-21
EXPERIENCE OF
TRAINED NURSE
Who Had Troubles of Her
Own to Contend With,
AS Told by Mrs.
Rutherford.

Charlestown, W VAN an interest
ing letter from this place. Mrs. Calvin
Rutherford writes as follows: AT one
tine suffered terribly from womanly
troubles Some OF my symptoms were
hot flashes through the face, pains in
my sides and back. headache, dizzy
spells, and pain low down.
Since taking Cardui. the woman's
tonic. am well and enjoying good
health. and I want to thank you kindly
for your advice. It certainly has
proven q blessing to me. Cardui has
done what other medicines failed to do
I an a trained nurse. and have just
returned from a case where I recon-
mended Cardui to a lady and she ts
now taking It."
In the face OF. such strong recon-
mendation from users OF Cardui-the
ones who know best just what this
preparation viii DO for weak. ailing
women,-no wonder We do not have to
make extravagant claims for it.
All we can add to the above statement.
is that Cardui is prepared from per
fectIy harmless. vegetable ingredients.
which act gently, yet directly, on the
womanly organs.
1t is strengthening tonic and helps
to build up womanly strength.
1t has helped thousands Of women in
the last 50 years. Why not you?
Your druggist sells it
N B-write tOs Ladies' Advisory
Dept, Chattanooga Medicine Co, Chat
tanooga7 Tenn. for Special Instruc-
lions, and 64-page book. Home Treat
ment for Women" sent in plain
wrapper. on request-Advertise
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-21

There will be a special service at
the East FL Paso Presbyterian church,
on Tuesday night at s o'clock for the
installation of Rev. Kenneth Brown as
pastor Of the church. Mr.. Brown or
ganized this church five years ago, and
has been serving it as stated supply
since that time At a recent meeting
OF the congregation he received a call
to become the regular pastor.
The following ministers have been
appointed by the presbytery Of FL
PasO TO have part in this service. Rev.
Q. L. Overstreet, Of the First Presby-
terrain church, to preside and preach
the sermon, Rev ". G. Baber, to de-
liver the charge TO the people and
Rev. James Macintosh, to deliver the
Mrs Henry CordelI, 1920 Bassett
avenue, viii entertain the women OF
the East FL PasO Presbyterian church
and community at silver tea" on
Thursday afternoon from 2;30 to 5
o'clock This is the third of the ser
les of social gatherings in the homes
OF members Of the Aid society.
J. L Vaughn, a member OF this
church. formerly Of MOctezuma, Chi
huahua, viii show a number of orig
inal stereOptcon views of Mexico next
Friday night
FIRST Christian.
During the past two weeks the
necessary alterations in the First
Christian church for the installation
of the new organ have been made and
have resulteS in greatly enhancing the
Of the auditorium.
The regular teachers meeting viii
be held Wednesday evening at o'clock
and this viii be followed by the regu-
lar mid week service.
The Aid society viii hold its MONTH
II meeting in the social rooms Of the
church Thursday afternoon
Quarterly Conference.
The third quarterly conference Of
Trinity church will convene at the
church Monday night at 8 o'clock.
Prayer meeting will be held Wednes-
day night at o'clock sharp. The sub
ject viii be: What Can I do TO Has
ten the Coming Of the Kingdom OF
God on Earth2''
First Presbyterian Church
The WOman's Missionary society Of
the First Presbyterian church win
meet Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock in
the assembly room Of the church. "The
Light Of the World" will be the sub
the afternoon.
The Mems club Will meet Tuesday
evening at the church at o'clock. A
live debate viii be featured during the
evening.
The Wednesday evening service will
be held at 7:45. The Pharasee and
the Publican" will be the parable dis
cussed.
East FL PasO Baptist.
Three were baptized at the close Of
the night services. at East Ell Paso
Baptist church The B. Y. ?. Z. social
given at the pastors home last week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-21
UNITED BRETHERN SEND
MICH MONEY TO DAYTON


United Brethren, whose 100000 mem
bers are in greatest numbers in Ohio
and Pennsylvania. are coming to the
financial aid of their publishing house
at Dayton. This house, one OF the
best in any religious body. withstood
the flood and fire although in the
midst Of both for days Missionary
societies. their headquarters IN the
building, suffered little, but the loss
to the publication house, in stock, ma
chinery and income. will reach S125YOOO,
possibly more. There has been in
fIuence exerted to induce removal from
DAYTON TO some city less likely TO be
flooded in future. 1t is understood,
however, that leaders refuse to listen
to removal.
The manner Of the financial relief Is
the loan Of small sums, without IN
terest, for one and two years. Apart
from that. many small gifts are being
received. Funds in hands Of ministers
and treasurers Of churches. belonging
to the publication board. are being
rushed to Dayton. IT is reported. and
indications are that the department
will be. within short time, in almost
the same fOrehanded condition 1t was
before the flood came In common
with others. United Brethren are find
ing that the damage to churches in
DAYTON and other cities affected BY
the flood is much less than was at first
estimated.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-21
GREAT MISSION BOARDS CLOSE The
YEAR WITH Unsatisfactory RECEIPTS
Presbyterian and Baptist Home and Foreign Mission
Boards Report shrinkage of Contributions; Church
Dispute May Prevent Union Plans Being
Carried Out by Presbyterian Bodies

Four great mission boards. ending
+5,air fiscal wears with April 1, find
last year to have been Unsatisfactory y
with little Of the expected increase IN
receipts coming rom recent coh' u
ZION campaigns. The four are the
Presbvterian and the Baptist. home
and foreign each. The Presbyterian
Rome had receipts of 81, $4,000 as com
nered with 81, 1910 the previous
Yer While most of the falling on
20 Il, Iegscies. still the churches
SHRINK $4,000 The board had a pal
ance of s45. 900 left from the previous
wear. and so was able TO put INTO itS
work 81 $4,000 during the year anu anu
vet close without DEBT ne p ap t,-,
home society increased by S6t,OOO with
receipts of s44S,00O. A considerable
patr was, however, increase IN speclaI
eifrs Holm D. Rockefeller oIfered
bonuses for increases, and II IS esI-
mated that all Baptist mission Doaros
will receive $4,000.
The Presbyterian and Baptist for
eign boards have not. at this writing
completed their foOtings, but 1t IS
stated that both of them will report
deficits, and the latter considerable
increase in debit LegacleS nave OeSH
fewer in number and amount. but the
churches have not, as expected. re-
sDOnded TO appeals. General beneVoI-
ence, apart from relief in cases OF as
aster, has had an unsatisfactory year.
Just why no one seems 10 Know
Vast receipts from farm products, cal
culated upon to reach missions IN
some amounts, are reported as having
shown up less than in many years
has been the large churches in cities
that have responded with such IN
creases as are reported. and not me
churches in smaller towns supposedly
nearer the farmers. So far nobody can
be found who claims to be able to see
any Improvement ahead.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-21

B S. Gooch. switchman for the Santa
Fe in the FL PasO yard, is laying off,
and extra switchman G. c. Robinson is
in his place.
Santa Fe at san Marcial. is laying off,
and extra conductor ". c. Brimma is
In. his place.
j. J. Armstrong, switchman for the
6 H. arrived in FL PaSo Saturday
night from Springfield, Ill, accOmpa7
MED by his brother
Willie Stewart. switchman for the
santa Re, has reported for duty after
short layoff, and has been assigned
with foreman May.
Engineer J. H Harper for the Santa
Fe, has been assigned to the Bum en-
CINE in the FL Paso yard, after being
on the Rtncon local for several trips.
Harry Latta and Joe McDougal. car
repairers for the T. & p. in Fl Paso.
went to Van Horn Sunday to inspect
the cattle cars that were being loaded
Tom Smith. engineer Tor the Santa
Fe at San Marcial, has reported for
duty, after several days layoff, and
extra board.
John Goodwin. day watchman for
the Santa Fe in FL Paso, has been
TRANSFERRED to the night shift Roy
Atkinson, the regular night Waterman,
has resigned
A c. Goodwin and J H Hanks.
sWltchmen for the Santa Fe in the Ell
y
swltchmen Kindelon and Spencer are
in their places.
An the extra switchman for the c. H.
In FL Paso We're working Sunday, and
extra brakeman Bell. OF the T. & p
was borrowed to work in the yard
Sunday night
Carl Baldwin and ". A Cowan,
brakemen on the Santa Fe at san Mar
cial, have been assigned to the silver
City, Frisco & Santa Rita passenger
run. with conductor H Patton
j. E. Kinney. night car inspector for
the 7: q 7: in FL Paso, who has been on
the sick list Tor 20 days, has reported
for duty, and Steve Newberry, who
track
F. L Smith. switchman for the E. p.
q ). ". in FL PasO. has been called to
his home in Los Angeles on account Of
his mother being very sick. Extra
switchman c. z. Talbert is filling the
vacancy.
The supply cars for the western
lines of the Santa Fe arrived in q
Paso Sunday morning on No. $50, IN
charge Of H. L Smith, regular supply
man, and went out on sS4 Sunday az
J. Y Starkey. switch engine fireman
Tor the T. & P, has reported for duty,
after being off sick for several days,
and Charlie Huthmac cher. hostler help
ers who has been firing in his place. is
on his regular job again.
Harren J. Arnold, clerk in the santa
Re office at FL Paso, has resigned and
viii leave the first Of May for New
York City, and Frank ScOttan will
transfer from the city office TO fill the
vacancy.
The special train hauling the Dallas
chamber Of commerce delegates arrived
over the T < 2. Sunday morning in
charge Of conductor Bradsureet with
engineer Charlie Morris az the throttle
i IS said by railroad officials II was
the finest equipped special train that
ever arrived in FL PasO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-21
CHURCH DISPUTE OVER
VIEWS MAY PREVENT UNION

tt is reported that Union Theological
seminary. made famous by. the Briggs
and McGiffert heresy trials. will IS
sue a statement giving its scriptural
views. which statement viii be pre-
scented by a committee at Atlanta,
where the Presbyterian general assem-
bly, meets on May II. This committee
was named last year to bring about.
If DossibIe. official relations again be-
tween Union Seminary and the Pres
byterfan church. It is further reported
that Union seminary will undertake the
support Of a new professor who shall
teach Presbyterian history and polity
exclusively.
Tertius Van Dyke, a son Of the Rev
DR.. Henry Van Dyke. and three other
graduates Of Union seminary, Just eT-
amined as candidates for ministers,
were received as Presbyterian minis
tiers. Il to 10 votes in their favor. al
though answering that they needed
more evidence before they could be-
lieve In the Virgin birth OF Christ, IN
the Pentateuch. and in the authenticity
of St Johns Gospel.
A protest against allowing young
Van Dyke and others to become Pres
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-21
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Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-21
MOTOR CAR CHURCH
WILL TOUR TEXAS

Chicago, H. April 21.-The first
motor car church to be used by a re-
ugiOus society in America was dedf-
Gated to its purpose on the lawn OF
St Xaviers academy by Right Rev. D
J. DOugherty, bishop Of Jaro, p /
The car is called st. Peters Motor
chapel. and was donated by a California
woman in memory OF her husband. The
equipment viii be shipped to Browns
vile, Texas, and two priests will take
it through the southwest for the next
year. A huge tent carried on its top.
surrounds the car when it is used as
church, and seats 200 persons.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-21
ITALIAN WILL BE
CHOSEN NEXT POPE
Church Fears PrOgressiveness Of
America and Political Disputes
Preclude Spanish Choice.


Preclude spanish Choice.
Rome, Italy, April 21---W hlie the
pOpulace has given Its attention 10
Pope Plus Ks Illness. Catholic leaders.
both in the hierarchy and out OF IT.
royalty at all capitals Of Europe, and
public men of Italy in all walks, have
given attention to the next pope, who
he viii be, what policies VIII govern
him. 1t is agreed in all quarters that
there is at present far less a degree
OF certainty that obtained at the
deaths Of either Plus TX or Leo XIII
The next pope viii be an Italian, and
he will be one who is familiar with
Spain and a friend of Spain Tt is idle
to speculate about other than an Ital-
make an Italian necessary now as
they have done for 900 years. first
because Of temporal power. and second
because of attitude of the present
government. A pope of French. Ger
man or Austrian nationality could not
be chosen. and as for an American. to
be frank America is distruSted by rea-
son Of its size and power, its possible
innovations. its very prOgressiveness
The Catholic church regards its pre-
cedents- 1t changes less rapidly than
Americans.
The next pope win not come from
the south of Italy. He viii not be an
italian prelate that is. or supposed to
be, too close to Italian political
ideals. He viii not be member Of
any of the orders He viii be one
who has had administrative experience
and has attained the rank of bishop,
ard he viii hardly be one who is as
old as Pope Plus was at his election.
All of these conditions diminish the
number of available prelates very ma
terially
BY far the most powerful person
ality at the moment is Cardinal De
Lai- Closely associated with pope Plus
y. in a congregation for some years.
he was recently promoted to an urban
see of Rome. He is and long has been
the mower in the vatican.
Another strong personality among
the six is Cardinal Lugari. He was
an eminent italian lawyer before tax
ing holy orders, and a man of large
affairs He is a man of large affairs
still. In the curia he has had and is
having the very administrative expert
eEce a pope of Rome has need for.
Cardinal Maffi is younger than some
others. successful administrator of a
see. not great as see. is a prelate to
be reckOned on The king has his
summer villa nearby. and Maffi has
shown him some attention. This SER
vice may hurt him in the conclave.
Cardinal Ferrata went to Paris as
nunciO. only to be recalled after five
years. He might not suit France as
out of the papal situation. Still. there
are frantic efforts in hand to bring
about diplomatic relations again. and
the church Of Rome hopes for much
from president Poincare. Finally.
Cardinal Woo, long resident in Spain.
a diplomat and never at the head Of
a diocese. may be chosen I'm the pres
ent desire to hold Spanish influence.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-21
CROWD WAITS IN VAIN FOR THE
PROMISED Rand rnW f.ERn

Cleveland square was crowded with
disappointed people Sunday afternoon.
II was announced Thursday that the
Dallas chamber Of commerce band
would give a concert in Cleveland
square Sunday afternoon compliment
airy to the people Of Ell Paso. The hand
went across the river to see the sights
over on the Mexican side and failed to
return IN time for the concert BY
$50 the square was filled with sun
day afternoon strOllers who waited pa
tently until 4:30 for the band concert.
The Dallas band gave a concert at the
Sheldon Sunday morning after the ma
rade from the union sfatfnn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-21
AUTO TIRES RECOVERFD.

me two automobile tires belonging
which were taken from his automobile
on Brown street several days ago
were recovered by the city detectives
following the arrest Of Smith Atkinson
and Jasper Atkinson Saturday after
noon A complaint charging the two
with theft over $50 was filed in the
court Of the justice Of the peace Z. B.