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~ sp nsrte businsss-Defsults, io;s9 q VI VII
Trial ferm--Parts !, II. III, w. ,s,m.
ana VIII. Adjourned tof
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

simple thing 20 patent? Protect your IDEAS.
they may bring you wealth. Write for
NEEDED inventions and How To Get Your
Patent AMI Your Money" Randolph Com
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sURROGATEs NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
John Z. Cohalan. Surrogate OF the COUNTY
OF New York, notice Is hereby given TO All
persons having claims against George W
Vanderbilt. late Of the County OF New York
deceased 20 present the same with Voucher
thereof 70 the subscribers. at their place of
trsnsscting business. at the office OF Ander.
son a. Anderson. No. 10 Broad Street. Dor
ough OF Manhattan. In the City Of New York,
on or before the 5th day OF November nert
Dated New York. the 9th day of April.
EDITH srUYYEsANT VANDERBILT.
WILLIAM X. VANDERBILT.
ANDERSON a ANDERSON, Attorneys for
Executors. No. ID Broad Street, BOROUGH ~
Manhattan. New York City. "
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
JULY II.
Manhattan.

FORT WASHINGTON Az. 9 e cor INA 1T
s3.4xl225x irreg: Manhattan Mortgage ca
loans Tilman Construction Co. Inc fl65GOo.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
JULY r.
Manhattan.

so Az. 1871; Ida Levelthal AIT Payne Es-
tate. Inc. 81 al: Apr ?. 1914. $50.
WEST END Az. n e cor 96th St; Canavan
Bros agt West SD 81 Realty Co e. al; Feb
>. 1914: sl5.'00
Delaney ST. 81 and -; Passaic struc;-
urai Steel co agt Manhattan Holding Co ct
al: Apr 4. 1914. i9ss7 q
ETH ST. 10 II W; United Metal Door
and sash 60 agt J Keene et al: June y.
1914 (by deposit): SO.
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CHANGE OF NAME

sCfKEME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
ior I.i,, the matter Of the application q,
tne FELBEL-sPEYER COMPANY INC u
sJ5 STIsuor iy 10 change its name TO THE
Notice is hereby given that the Fo,h,,-
,ioTy COMPANY Inc, domestic corpora
No. IA East 10th Street. i'm the Porn,, ,oe az
ManhEttan, city and County OF New Sn,S
VIII apply TO the Supreme Court ~ tbo So.
OF New YORK at Special Term, Part +
tHeIeoi' 10 DC held at the County f,ou-t
House, In the Borough of Msnhsttsr N %I,,,
OF New York on the 10Th day Of Jniv' tat
az 1870 o'clock In the forenoon OF that dav'
or as soon thereafter as counsel can 10
heard, Tor an order authorizing the said cor
The Speyer Co, Inc" s "
Dated; New York, June a. 1914
FELBElrsPEYER COMPANY. INc,
by FREDERICK G. FISCHER,
vOcrr vor,r, Nice-President
Attorneys for Petitioner,
Is Broad Street.
Borough OF Manhattan,
Llty OF New York
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE;
hA w sIlCh a. HANDLE TRADING COM
PANY. a domestic CORPORATION. havinc ~.
PRINCIPAL office for the transaction Of business
IN the Borough OF Manhattan, CITY. Count
S Si,,i. stste OF New York, will apply to The
supreme Court OF the State OF New York
New York County. at a Special Term Part I
thereof, TO he held at the New York Coun,v
court House. in the Borough OF Manhattan
new YORK city. on the 23rd day OF July
isl4. at O-}O o'clock In the forenoon OF that
day or as soon thereafter as counsel can he
hearu FOR an order authorizing said CORPORA
ton t9 change its corporate name 10 the
ERNEST $. SMITH e. co. INCoRPo-
RATED.
Dated New York City. June 20. 1915
RAW STICK a. HANDLE TRADING COW
PANY.
BY REST FENNER SMITH. Presiden,
RIEGELMAN & BACH. Attorneys Tor Pe,,-
toner, once & Post Office Address a
Cedar Street. Borough OF Manhattan, t.ew
York City
To. Mitchell May. Esq. Secretary of Stat.
Of New York.
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pUpNIsuED HOUSES TO LET.

TO RENT -Fureishot house eleven gnr FT sSTss
Wits good grounds t,nd S,ao oooa ioosiity.
An,,ly Major r.. HOMER DIXON, 20 Walinef
Roe6. Toronto. ontario
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REAL ESTATE.

FOR HOMES in tns rear country near New
Al west SD street. Phone $3.50 Madison.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
JULY II.
Manhattan.

MADISON Az. cor 18th ": for is
sty freproof store and loft bldg. es exico
Robert " Coolest. 0 w iTth st. owner; War
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The approximate amount OF the lien 2.
charge. TO satisfy which the aboye.desct,Dea
property Is 20 be sold is Thirty-eignt tno y.
sand tWenty-one and 1900 dollars =.
with interest on Thirty-nine thousand y. .
hundred tWenty-one and 1900 dollars .e
52ll3l from the LIST day Of May, 1914 70 yons
eth 1914, and with interest on $5s,0Zlls ti1s
June 9Th. 1914. together with the costs ar
allowance amounting TO Three hundres
ninety-one and 2j-l6O 459I ~ with intesen
from June 9Th. 1914. together with the 81,
lenses OF the sale. The approximate smosn'
OF the taxes assessments and water Is'e ~
or other liens which are 10 be allowed "
the purchaser out Of the purchase money y
paid by the Referee, Is seven hnnoie
Dated, New York. July 9TH, 1914
JOSEPH " TUTTbD heIeree. :
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The foregoing sale is hereby adjourned 70
Thursday, July 18th. 1914. at the ssme tine
and place. Dated, New York. July 9Th 1910
HARRY BLUR.
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Centre line Of block.

The approximate amount ~ the lien "
charge TO satisfy which the above described
property Is 10 be sold Is S,5A, With interest
thereon from the 10th day OF May, 1914. 70.
gether with the costs and allowance, amount
ing 10 1854 0s, with interest from June II.
1914, together with the expenses OF the vsis.
The approximate amount OF the taxes. asses
ments ard water rates, or other Hens, Enisa
are to be allowed to the purchaser out OF ths
purchase money, or paid by the referee q
500 81 and interest.
The premises above described are sold sub
feet 70 first mortgage for $500. with se-
crued interest thereon. at the rate OF So per
annum from February LIST, 1914, also 10 cove
nants and restrictions referred 20 In deed e.
corded in Liber 90S OF conyeysnces at pess
607 subject 10 any question which may aris
as 10 the title to that part OF the premises
which lie east OF the line drawn parallel with
Eleventh avenue and distant nineteen fes'
seven inches cast OF the centre line OF ths
westerly party wall OF the premises socte
described. subject TO state OF facts shown By
survey made by p. +. Nostrand. dated Apfl
3d. 1906.
Dated New York. June IS. 1914
HARRY BLUR. Referee.
The foregoing sale is hereby adjourned TO
Thursday, July 18th. 1914. at the same tine
and place. Dated, New York. July 9Th 1910
HARRY BLUR.
Referee.
sUPREMp COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York,nDora Schiller Plaintiff. against
suance of a Judgment OF foreclosure and
sale, duly made and entered IN the above
entitled action and bearing date the 18th dsy
OF November. 1918. I. the undersigned, The
referee in said judgment named. Will sell a.
public auction. at the Exchange Saesroon.
No l4-l6 Nesey street in the Borough
Manhattan, city OF New York, on the Nl
day OF July. 1914 at Il o'clock noon on that
day. by Joseph J. Day, Auctioneer, tho
premises directed by said, Judgment to b
sold. and therein described as follows; :.
All that certain lot piece or parcel q
thereon erected. situate. lying and being n
the Borough OF Mani attain, City. County ana
State OF New York. and bounded and de-
scribed as follows:
OF Ninety-siXth street. distant two hundred
and sixty-six (255) feet eight Cs) inches west.
erly from the corner formed by the intersec-
tion OF the southerly side OF Ninety-s5ta
Avenue: running thence southerly parslle
with West End Avenue and part OF the way
through a party wall one hundred neO fec
eight AMI one-half Gizl inches thence wsa.
street, forty-one an feet eight 0D inches;
thence northerly. and again parallel WIN
West End Avenue and part OF the vH
through a party wall one hundred 0oD feet
eight and one-haf ,Sl7) inches TO the souh-
erly side OF Ninety-siXth street. and Themes
easterlv along the southerly side OF Ninety
sixth street. forty-one CD feet eight "
inches TO the point or place OF heginnlns.
being known as premises No. 52i West ssn
dated, New York, July, 1914
JOSEPH n. TUTTI.D. Refers
WOLF & KoHN. ATTORNEYS for Plaintinl, ,,
900 Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. CiV
of New York.
The following is a diagram Of the properly
TO be sold; its street Number Is "a WeS'
'0'" asth Street
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Male
COLORED COUPSE-Butler; useful: first
class cook; do entire work country house;
SIS; best references Miss Sheas Agency, 80
East 42d ST.
Female.
A.-A.-WAITRESS or CHAMBERNAID-
Young English Protestant: excellent refer
ences: $50. f.. Miss Hofmayer's Agency. 3o0
Fifth av.. 9th floor. Telephon. 4527-sfad. So.
COOK LAUNDRESS. CHAMBERNATD--
WAIrRESS.-1wo neat young girls to-
gether or separate: s20-s25: excellent refer
ences; city, country. Industrial Association.
L. West i3d ST.
CooK.-Excellent manager: neat, economical:
thoroughly experienced; AZ years personal
references. $50. city, country. Industrial
Assn II West 42d ST.
CoUPLE.-Scotch; excellent cook and lam
dress: butler, useful: entire work: civ
country; excellent personal references In.
dustrlal ASS n. II West 42d st.
HOUSEWORKER.-St Finnish girl. do
entire work Best references. CITY,
GENTRY. s20-s3O. Lehtrs Agency, n d
10Th st. Phone. 5515 Harlem.
NuRsE.-Scotch; prefers infant or small
children; city or country; above tho ordi'
nary; $50: exceptional reference. MacNeiII
Agency West 18th st.
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sURROGATEs' COURT-FoWLEK,, B.
CITY COURT.

Margalino/Comes
Besunder/ Herzog
Duford Gar/Baisse
Harrolds/ Guernsey
Observation-Disclosures
O'Connor/ DeBarresC
Kclly/Knickerbocker
Ice
Handwerker/S Same
Quartnaro/Same
L Furni/ Samada-
WITT
Holland/Kniclt Ice
Clarke /Reinhard
Levy/NY&LB Steam
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NEW YORK
Kenneth Ives 6 Co. T Ws.;sss siss' l. ~
no IFT FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

HARLEM MASONIC TEMPLE oall,lodss
rooms. reasonable. bathe" W.
Lat i23th 81.
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ALTERATIONS.

$3.50 100
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FEDERAL COURTS.
DISTRICT COURT.

NOTION CALDNDAR-HANp' D.
T. s,ceI&C; WINNER Dick Fuller
I - ,s.sls,, Farrell Mendeisohn
~ tiia- ACKNOWLEDGMENT
~. ~ Va. chur, SSMM ms Co/U -
u,s,,oi,e,,nn.on va Norrice rug Lizzie "
Re swan Gallagnc, /9ap~ T.. r
Guest/U s NJNhhfIH , rh 70
n S/Cohen Am fipe,r,Us,,,a.d
Sheetz /Washburne thurchI ~, ~, ia rowitz
Re Fox Coca toi s 1S,,.Smsn
Eames/Ciafiln W" sgR.,,I,1
Same Same Whitconnull Isl Su nhou.er
Same Same Motn ff/
L. S/Salem
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The Bronx.

WALLACE Az. 1892: J Schwartz agt
Malniedi. owner and contractor; s..
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KINGS COUNTY.

.rn.,,a,o Djyisjop. ed Dept.-Recess.
AnneIIate Term-Recess. Trial Ierm-no
fa,,rned to Oct. ). special Term. Part III
Recess: .c.xMAR 7.
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COURT CALENDARS
g.. Wal q. Called in the Order Given peio"
NaSeo =" "' :, IN. line I 10 or against


60, r.,m-psrt u-MAyoY, j.
spe,n ,,sinsss-Defsults, lo:D q ~ vr,
Trial fsrm-Parts I, II. Ill, ~.
'f"s "a Viii. adjourned for fer"i'
REFEREES APPOiSTbD.
s..-.n. fourt-GIEGERrcH J.
p..arn /r,urnstein-P II Gregory
BY GUY, j.
n. wllson--H " French.
Ne, Tr Co/Pearson--J II Rogan
NY DONNEbLf. J.
Brovn/ eotschleck--P Ingranan'
RECEIVERS APPOINTED;
SUPREME CoHRTI-ggA wyynkoop.
BRONX COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
s,eciaI Term-BRADY,
~, ,,ng,on caIendar Tuesday. july -.
Ns sn.. dhJ' Tern, Tor TriaIs-BRADY. j.
No day calendar,
Trial Term-BRADr, j.
No day calendar
COUNTY COURT.
suecisi Term-GfBBSiJ
EI parte matters. Mo''""s
No day calendar.
Trial Term-GIBBS. j.
no day calendar
suRRosATE's COURT-scHULz' .
WILLS FOR PRosAIs'
,oh, ryeeka John Luch,
Martha spooner Mary Launs,
sarah y ScOheld JONI IT, noYte
George Hess S.wLirk
Rose y Pollberg Juha ~
NA''ef Trial Term4scHULz. s.
No day calendar.
REFEREE APPOINTED.
arpREwE COURT-BRADY, j.
-. Ti.iscbmann v a e. COZ No
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REFEREE APPOINTED.
a,pprwE COURT-BRADY. J:
v,e1nsn pFIeischmann r & C COZ MO
Avoy. 1.,,
DALEY Rlty Co/Goldberg~J L Dunn"
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Manhattan,

items under 5000 omitted
July IL.
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Special Term-Part u-Guf' %
Ex-parte matters.
sn.c,s, Teym-Parts III, Nv. v. vi. VII
and VIII. Adjourned for term.
Trial Term-Parts II, III. ~, W
VII, VIII, TX, Y, NJ, Nj, Nil. ~ ~,
XIV, XVI, XVII and NNI1I. Adjourhed i''
the term.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-05
TABERNACLE FEAST
IS OBSERVED SUNDAY

The feast Of the tabernacle was eele-
brated by the Jewish Cit. ches SUNDAY
with The traditional service This feast
is usually known as the feast Of booths
It centers around the theme Of thanks
giving for the harvest and is an espe-
eial service for children, the fruits dec
Grating the church being presented TO
the children after the SERVES The ser
vices at Temple Mt Sinai were largely
attended, the temple being tcrOwded-
over the pulpit was a boom effect Of
green foliage and fruits and following
The service the children Of the con-
gregation we're presented with fruits
ald candies
As part Of tle ceremonial Of the
feast the law crdains that the 1sraellte
shall take on the first day OF the fesu-
val the fruit OF the gOOdly tree, the
branches Of palm trees, the bOughs OF
thick-leay ed trees and willows Of the
brook. and TO rejoice before the Lord
This is observed by bringing citrOn
fruit. palm branch, myrtle and willow
into the house Of Col. In the book Of
Nehemiah. VII. Is, is a detailed de-
scription Of the celebration Of this fes-
tival in Biblical days
The festival is in intent and cere-
monial a thanksgiving festival. inter
twininE gratitude for Gods mercy unto
the people Of Israel amidst the nations
Of the world, with thankfulness for his
bounty and grace TO each individual II
is the harvest festival and the earli
est thanksgiving feast. the type after
which the American Thanksgiving day
was fashioned
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-05

ence. told OF his former lie or SIN;
Hoyr b., ,i-sri- cambIed, cursed God and
man. and made hlmselL L-o- -
agreeable and degenerate De--e So
Quainted with Jesus Christ IN blliy I'm 9-l
DAYS meeting in PlttsDurs' anu lHlHs9
are different with me now -
This mans friends maryeled at the
change that came over MN Al leI =
few weeks hts old acquaintance coutu
scar.r1v- racognize him, so completely
had he changed in his appearance and
JTbar brought all this about? We say
II was because Christ came mo ne
is the usual way OF pllIins IL -Le
formed n new attachment by Lne grace
o. 60 he transferred his allegiance
The new interests crowded OUT tue ~ -
To get rid OF sin, II must ue .. -" -
ont Sfmplv 10 drive sin out or one
iffe Nth nothing better to take It's
place is TO leave the house c-edheu
and e,ar1ished.'' but subject 10 all kinds
OF fntruding devils IL IS IKE ooL-l9aIu Us
ing a child with thousand anu ~
"don'ts." with nothing goo ~ -. 49,
sccomp1ishes very little good, II any.
unless something very constructive is
New ana Higher Interest.
What most Of the self centered' sin
f,,1 md eorrov-ine- souls Of earth need
is new and higher interest And there t!
can he no greater intereSt-aoSoEo -ll5
- gs+ief,-i1r-tban the interest ere
ste5 ~ 3. genuine Christian faith. It is
the truth that centers in Christ that
satz one free. II a man becomes the
slave of himself. sunk in the SELF ao-
eorbad and uuEenerOus lie how IS ne
- 81 frae9 Simply by finding an end
I'm life which is larger than himself
Let him become the servant OF some
great christian truth, or christian, IN
terest. and he viii be set free. Fnysl-
tte5- 1arients-anvvvhere from so TO so
nercent-are suffering from one form
or other Of psychasthenta, or neuras--
thenia. and that what they most neel
lie an interest outside themselves Ihey
-9rTsr 0uit thinking about their mag
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-05
SUGGEST TOPICS FOR THE
PRAYERS NEXT Sunday

The IS men representing the foreign
missions conference Of North America,
appointed for such contingencies as
have just arisen from TIE war, have is
sued a joint address TO al churches
and all people, in which they say that
there is grave danger for misiuterpre-
tation Of Christianity, imagining il is
represented best by armies and nayies
rather than by peace and good VIII.
Signers include Rev. DR.. Arthur j.
Brown, for Presbyterians; Rev Dr.
James L Barton, for Congregational
lists; Rev. Dr. Frank Mason North, for
Methocists; Rev. Dr. James H Frank
lin, for Baptists; Rev. DIT. Alexander
Mclean, for Disciples Of Christ. and
bishop Arthur S. Lloyd, for Episcopa-
lians.
These men refer directly in their ad-
dress TO President Wilson's message
concerning Sunday, October 4. and sug-
Eest a dozen or more topics for prayer
among them petitions for nurses for
ne wtreaties just signed by this and
other nations, for president Wilson, and
especially that Christs cause be not
permanently injured. They ask that
missionary work be not forgotten in
prayers and support. Finally they call
attention TO the fact that Americans
are often as boastful as foreigners
regarding their own views and achieve
ments, intimating that American civil
izatiOn is not much thicker or sounder
at war.
The federal council has sent out
forms Of prayers to be used on October
4 These forms include an article by
Prof Rauschenbush, OF Rochester, to be
read where desired. An Episcopal form
Of service has been prepared by bishop
Greer, Of New York, and that the whole
church may have a unifCrn service for
the day it is being adopted in many
dloceses other than New York A com
mon agreement was arrived at to that
end. Some 1000 Protestant ministers
have been communicated with 1t is
learned that Catholic churches. quite as
generally as Protestants, will observe
the day, while Jews will keep Saturday,
October 3 It is declared on all sides
that no day in America has been kept
Tor religious emphasis 10 the extent
that this one will be-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-05
IN FIVE MINUTES
NO SIGKST0MAGH,
INDIGESTION, CAS-
''Pape's Diapepsin" is the
quickest and surest
Stomach relief.

II what you Just ate Is souring on
your stomach or lies like a lump OF
lead, refusing 10 digest, or you belch
gas and eructate sour, undigested food
OF have a feeling Of dizziness, heart
burn. fullness, nausea, bad taste IN
mouth and stomach headache, you can
surely get relief in five minutes.
Ask your pharmacist to show you
The formula, plainly printed on these
fifty-cent cases OF Pape's Diapepsins
then you viii understand why dyspeptic
troubles Of all kinds must go, and why
II relieves. sour, out-of-Order stomachs
Dr. indigestion in five minutes 'Pape's
Diapepsin" is harmless; tastes like
candy, though each dose viii digest and
prepare for assimilation into the blood
all the food you eat; besides, II makes
you go to the table with a healthy
appetite; but what viii please you most
is that YOU will feel that your stomach
and inteStines are clean and fresh, and
you viii not need TO resort to laxatives
u liver pills for biliousness or consti-
patton
This city will have many "Pape's
Diapepsin" cranks, as some people will
call them. but you Will be enthusiastic
about this splendid stomach prepara-
ton. too, If YOU ever take It for indi-
Eestion. gases. heartburn, sourness
dyspepsia. or any stomach misery.
Get some now, this minute. and rid
yourself Of stomach misery and indi-
gestion in five minutes.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-05
PLAN EDUCATIONAL TOURS
N PICTURESQUE AMERICA

Protestant leaders in half dozen
bodies are taking lessons from the Le-
high Valley and other railroads IN pro
viding special educational tours along
secular lines. These Christian extern
giouists argue that the coming winter
and next summer will find few Ameri-
cans going to Europe, and great
number instead Of going to the PaciIlc
coast. some through the Panama canal
but many on one-half Of the journey
at least over the continental lines If
railroads help farm and industrial edu-
cation. these leaders argue that they
may be induced 10 help Christian edu-
cation
There are being organized through
out the eastern states companies OF
educa tOrs-ministers. college PROBES
sors. business and professional laymen
who are specialists on various lines OF
Christian work The lines selected in
clude evangelism. bible normal work,
missions. social service, work for boys,
and civicS, together with a very large
contingent Of Sunday school workers
Throughout the middle west, the
Rocky mountain region and On the
coast. in such cities a will locally plan
details and secure audiences. confer
ences conventions and all sorts Of edu-
cational efforts are proposed Instruc-
TOTS offer their services, some pay their
own car fares. The plan was suggested
only a short time since. but everybody
IS approving il, and many churches in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-05
Sentence Sermons by Ell Paso Ministers

LORD our Cod bring thee to speedy end h; international
Rev charles Leslie o ss5 the 58 S s i z De no more
% 4s so has ES5 s sa fol 5 sd E9o t
Henry E church Of St
of the %h E t4 o1 5 ER storms H 5 ;. E @
small Of the PRe Miles Hanson the First Congregational
Needy longing souls all about Chris
nan E 5 C2 5 tS G to f e4 P eternal t5 loo many
all me- my true iove-Rev c wesley Webd Of Trinity
Methodist church.
among maintained only by the Prince
Bond, Of East EI PasOM Methodist church - =
prayers asleep
or indifferent nor that ne IS cruel and pes until his dpeaure has been
thought processes Perry J. Rice of the First Christian church
a 5 aS f s A a49 R Of d and 953 If s '
Old BY experience declared that those Who delighted
patiently foI him were delivered from rests and s5iv and had s
tIa1qatRsv wallace Evans Of The Highland PARK ot church
bas saRs1 N sous Of Orchard Pa1E Ns5Sd s' o65Ie6 among
Many called chosen" The would be
the adReT " H duncan Of the Alta vista s5oi e6a1 s De CHOSEN II
4s' r5 a ' s8 ;' $ -: his S 9' 858 @ s
Christian church, A-'n ' >'''n
The prayer peace mighty big prayer answer
and is make these changes We
Abbott Of the Westminster Presbyterian
As
on Peter There looked
Peter look
the apostles soul Tenderness
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