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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-16

Rev. Perry J. Rice, pastor services VII WI
be held Sunday as follows souluas
school at $3.50 a m, com ~ union ~, a.
Haas followed Immediately Dy the
r7rearbiner service. Christian EndeaNof
AT $50 D. m. and preaching at 40 ~
me Morning the pastor Will preach the
third Of the series OF serulous VI j,
"FindinE God in Lies EAp zen -
T7o77,5 CD in a church" In the even
ing the service will be eyange llsIic- ! ne y,
qubfect of the sermon will ne Inc III
to the Higher Life" The cnoru anu
the male quartet VIII eaeh iui iiiSH
speciaI selections.
austin Park Christian.
At the Austin Park Christian church
corner of Cebeda and Montana Streets
Rev. ]. H Allen, pastor. announces ser
vices Sunday as follows. blDIe se- 80
$50 a. m Communion at lV:49 anu
r,reacbina- at II a. m. and t-4o p H.
T-1deavor service will be held at o-49 ..
m. The pastor will preach ooln mort
inc and evening The theme OF the
rnSrnina, discourse will be; The More
Excellent Way" and IN the evening '-1s
subject will be. Lots WIFE
First Baptist Church
At the First Baptist church, corner
Of Nagoffin avenue and Virginia street
Rev. J. T. Williams, pastor VIII PIee-Sn
Sunday morning on Nazareth ; CoLlI 5
button to the World" In the eVshiIs
Gift" Sunday school VIII meet al
$3.50 a. m. with professor L. = EuliaIn'
superintendent, in charge b L = -
meets at p. M Miss Lulu hOS Ell,
leader. The subject viii be Sod 5 AN
to Special Service" Prayer meeting
viii be held Wednesday evening at
o'clock.
At the Grandview Baptist Mission.
corner Of Idalia and Myrtle streets
Rev. S I. Holloway, missionary an
nounces services as follows Sunday;
sunday school at p m The men
have 81 points and the women 20 points
in the adult contest At the close OF
the lesson, Rev Nj. Holloway viii give
brief talks on the subject, Is There
Helg" The mission Will cooperate in
the evangelistic services at the high
land Park Baptist church
First Congregational Church.
At the First Congregational church
corner OF Williams and Rio Grande
streets Rev. Miles Hanson, pastor, an
nOunces services for sunday as 49,
lows: Sunday school at 10 a m, Biole
class at 1915, subject under discus
sion. sir Oliver Lodges advice as 70
the teaching Of the old testament
Public worship at II a N, by the pas
tor. who will make suggestions upon
the saving. God Is a Spirit" Mrs
Roberts will have charge Of the music
seventh Day Adventist
Services are held by the Seventh Day
Adventists in St Paurs Lutheran
church. corner Of Montana and Ange
streets, Elder NJ R Proctor is pastor
Sabbath school at 10 a. m sabbath
Saturday.. Preaching at II a. m Elder
Burt Bray Of Las Cruces, n NJ, VIII
preach at the morning service on May
%. There will be a prayer meeting on
Tuesday evening at 7:45 o'clock.
Christian Science Church.
At the Christian Science church, cor
ner Montana and Stanton streets. s. T
Shirley. first reader. Sunday school viii
be held at $50 a. m Subject Of morn
ing service, 'MOrtals and Immortals.
Wednesday evening testimonial meet
ing will be held at S o'clock
German Lutheran Church
At the German Lutheran church. 1109
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-16

at 7:15 .. N. Anniversary day service
Mrs. S. H AIcMullsn viii lead. with mu-
sic by the orchestra
Trinity Methodist Church.
At the Trinity Methodist church, cor
ner Boulevard and Mesa, Rev. c. Wes-
ley Webdell. pastor, services Sunday
will be held as follows Sabbath school
at $3.50 a. m, preaching service at 1O-45
a m. and Epworth League at p. m
The pastor viii take for his morning
subject. self Sacrifice. or Life Given
for Life A special evangelistic ser
mon will be preached at the evening
hour. There viii be special music at
the morning service which viii include
an anthem. Consider the Lilies" CTOp-
Hff); a duet, BE Thou Exalted
dunn, by Mrs W w. Evans ana w.
T. Ravenhiu, and an anthem, only
Sinner" (TOwner), by the quartet At
the evening hour the special music will
include the anthem, Just As Am
(Meredithl: a solo, sun Of Ny Sour
CAIignOr, by Mrs ". D. Howe, and
special song. Tell the Old. Old story
Done), by the quartet
Highland Park Methodist.
At the Highland PARK Methodist
church on Federal street, Rev Wallace
r. Evans pastor, announces services
Sunday as follows; Sunday school at
s:45 a m. conducted by C. ". Brett.
superintendent The pastor viii preach
on the theme, Raising the Dead" at
the morning service. Miss Myrtle
Hastings will have charge of the league
service at 6:45 p m
Orchard Park Methodist.
At the Orchard Park Methodist
church, east Of Washington park, the
pastor, Rev. NJ A Souers. announces
services Sunday as follows Sunday
school at 10 o'clock. Preaching at II
o'clock. theme, The Mind Of the Mas |
ter"
First Pres yterian Church.
At the First Presbyterian church,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-16

Rom. s:17. aIf 80 be that we suffer
with him, that we may be also EIOri-
fled together
" HERE is suffering in the world.
It is apparent to every man The
cry Of pain ushers US into the
world-the mothers pang, followed by
the wall of the infant Our days are
spent in toll ana anxiety When LIES
fitfui fever is over we sink by suffer
ing into death Nature wages relent-
less war.
The cruel serpent charms and
then despOils the helpless scream
ing bird. The wolf does not
heed the death wall OF the rab-
bit Suffering is written over all
the world and any scheme Of life that
minimizes or denies its use, or its ex-
istence, has shallow basis in fact
How is offering in the creature TO
be reconciled to love and goodness Of
the CREATOR In the lower World-the
world of material and the brute life
the weak must yield to the strong
the inefficient must give place to the
efficient We do not know about the
suffering Of the other orders Of being,
that is not for US, but we believe life
is justified by the Joy Of living. even
though it has the pangs of birth, of
toll and final dissolution
Man Is Free.
Il is Of man. the higher order Of be-
ing. that we wish to understand why
he has TO suffer.
He was made free and Independent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-16
SPECIAL MUSIC
THE FEATURE At
CHURCHES SUNDAY
Though Summer Is at Hand,
but Few Pastors Have Yet
Begun Vacations.

Special music viii feature the Sun
day services at FL Paso churches,
though the day is Of no special signifi-
canoe aside from being the Sabbath.
Though summer has arrived most OF
the principal church pulpits are being
filled by their pastors, few Of whom
Lave yet gone on their annual vaca-
tons
First Methodist Church.
At the First Methodist church, corner
of Myrtle avenue and Ochoa street,
Rev Herman G. Porter. pastor, an
uounces services Sunday as follows;
Morning worship ct II o'clock. Anthem,
Welcome Delightful Morn" (Lorenzl-
Duet, Love Divine" (Stainer), by Mrs.
r J. Wilson and Henry Durkee- Ser
mon by the pastor Evening worship
at s o'clock Anthem, The Lord Is Ny
salvation" ashford Solo, Turn Ae
nto Ne" lkrOnOldl. by Mrs. R j.
Wilson. Sermon by the assistant pas
ter. Rev. Merritt A. Souers. Sunday
school at S-45 a. m Epworth League
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-16

at 7:15 D. n. Anniversary day service.
Mrs. s. H. AfcMullen viii lead. with mu-
sic by the orchestra
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-16

&, the image OF God Had he been a
being Of necessity he would have been
no more than the lower order Of AMI
mails. as a free moral agent, he must
have choice.
cod was free to create or not as he
chose But if he did create a being
like unto himself, he could not q say
il reverentIy) create a being equal to
himself. with the same projections To
have done so would have given us two
Gods The infinite could only create
the finite. a being with thepossi-
bility Of sin.
Sin Entails Suffering.
Such we find to be the case and man
did actually sin. Sin in its very nature
entails suffering. We find man SUI
fering for his sins. II ne be wise the
suffering viii have a saving and not
destroying effect. As the burned child
breads the fire and avoids It. so ought
our suffering cause US TO avoid the sin
But life is so complex. and we are so
dependent and interdependent that the
innocent suffer with the guilty. The
murderer VINO pays the penalty on the
gallows for his crime is not the only,
not the greatest sufferer necessarily.
His victim, the family Of the victim and
his own family suffer perhaps as great
or greater torture than he. If a man
hurt no one but himself by sin il would
not be so bad The deadly virus in
oculates all il touches, and its spread
has reached the whole human race.
Jesus Suffered.
Jesus. the Goldman, the manifesto
ton Of God, sinless though he was, suf-
fered. His visage was married more
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-16

boards regular work they contributed
to causes on foreign fields 70 which
they are particularly committed, or
were induced 70. become So They sent
their gifts through the boards hands
and made its income big. at the same
time leaving II with a huge deficit on
work to which IL committed itself at
the beginning Of the year. 1t is stated
that the unsatisfactory conditions are
TO be carried TO the general assembly
at Chicago. along with those OF the
home board Presbyterian south make
a better showing. both in amount and
regularity Of gifts. On the whole the
missionary leaders admit that while
they are not discouraged they do find
the spring OF 1914 bad in method and
the most unsatisfactory in showing in
manE Eears.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-16

3y REV. W. c. BABER, Pastor Of Presbyterian cb
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-16

AMERICAN MISSIONARY SOCIETIES
SHOW ASTOUNDING DEFICITS.
Seven out Of the nine large mission
arv. societies of America, closing their
books this spring and handling annu-
ally s6,4OO.OOO. report deficits amount
ing to the alarming sums OF $3.50
This Is BY far the largest deficit ever
shown by American missionary socie-
ties in any one year. OF the seven. all
save one contribute to the deficit
The one society clearing without debt
was the congregational nome. after the
hardest year ii has seen IN a long time
Special gifts at the last moment alone
saved il By the narrow margin OF $500
The Baptist Home society had at the
beginning OF the year a deficit OF S31.-
600. which il has increased to one Of
$4,000. The Baptist Foreign society
began the year with deflclt Of S64.5O0
and ended it with one OF SlbZ,40O- The
Presbyterian home began the year with
no deficit and a record Of none for 10
years and fell behind S13S.00O. The
Presbyterian foreign began with S65.-
600. fell in deeper by S22.84S, and ended
the year with one Of S2S2.l5O, the larg-
est on record for 1t or for any other in
the history OF American missionary
Explanations for this unprecedented
showing are volunteered by missionary
leaders in some Of these bodies. The
BapLlSL nome people say no very IN
usual efforts we're made, no command
ing appeal. and in its absence there was
a failure to keep pace. The Baptist
foreign say they are Just now trying
TO find out what was the trouble. The
Presbyterian home LAYS its showing to
stringent financial times. and bitter
attacks made upon its policies These
attacks and answers TO them are TO 90
into the general assembly. meeting in
Chicago this month The Presbyterian
OF n in
come was larger last year by 1904. 900
than during 1912
Givers exercised discretion. however,
and instead Of contributing TO the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-16
RELIGIOUS BODIES PREPARE TO
WELCOME QUEEN OF BULGARIA

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Half a dozen religious bodies in
America have made advances TO repre-
senCatives Of queen EleanOre OF Bull
garia, already here, looking to partici-
patton in the queens formal welcome.
The agent has replied to all OF them.
to the Protestant Episcopal which was
first on hand with its offer on the
ground of church unity, that queen
EIeanOre prefers not TO have any relig-
ious body identified with her welcome
TO her and her work at home
A curious miXup Of religions obtain
in Bulgaria as in America, and there it
extends TO the royal family itself The
present king OF Bulgaria is a Roman
Catholic The constitution OF Bulga-
ria says the sovereign must be a mem
Der OF the eastern orthodox church
The king is German. not Bulgar. Of an
ton is made OF his case by the Bulga-
rian law Queen Eleanore IS a Luth-
eran Of the famous Reuss house. In
Bulgaria religious bodies are divided,
the orthodox. $4,000 MOhammsdans.
residents chiefly IN the eastern part
along the Black sea: Jews $1,000: Ro-
man Catholics 10000: Armenfaus Is. 600,
type. 5000
Queen Eleanore IS. from al accounts
that her advance agents give out. ex-
ceedfngly discreet in her religious reIa-
tons She has a private chaplain. a
German Lutheran. but beyond that her
agents say she is Christian without
much regard to name Both she and,
her sister we're trained nurses IN the
Russian-Japanese war. and she served
in the Red Cross before she married
the Bulgarian king. She mas cone
much into the sphere OF influence OF
American missionaries, chiefly Con
gregationa1 and Methodist. but her
work is educational and hospital relief,
not close relation with leaders N any
religious body. It is understood she
desires. while in American cities, that
religious leaders as such do not wait
upon her
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-16

corner Of Boulevard and Stanton street.
Rev. Charles l. Overstreet, pastor. an
nounces Sunday services as follows:
Morning worship and sermon at 1898;
sermon, How May We Really Know
Jesus Christ" anthem. These Are
They" Patty Stair; solo, sun by J. L
COggeshall. Evening service at 7-45- ser
mon, What the Bible Does For Us"
antnen' IArt UP Your Heads" ]. Hop
klns; solo. sung by Mrs. Leila T.
Moore; Sabbath school at $50 a. m;
Junior EndeavOr at 8 p. m; Eenior En-
deavor at 6;45 p. M
Westminster Presbyterian.
At the Westminster Presbyterian
church, corner Of Florence and Rio
Grande streets, Rev John E Abbott,
pastor, services Sunday viii be as fol-
lows: Rev J. w Riley Of Wagon
Mound, n NJ. viii fill the pulpit in the
absence Of the pastor. Preaching both
morning and night Morning subject,
The Conqueror and the Conquest
evening subject. The Glories Of Gods
Church At the II a. m service the
special music viii be an anthem by the
choir, The Ninety and Nine" by Will
SON At the p m service. Mrs. X c.
Copenhaver viii sing To-day. II Ne
day school will be held at e;45 a. m.
Intermediate Christian Endeavor So
ciety at $50 p. m, and Senior Endeavor
at Z p. m
Altura Presbyterian.
At the Altura Presbyterian church,
corner Idalia and Russell streets,
Grandview. Rev. W. c. Baber, pastor,
Will preach Sunday at Il a. m. and
.. m. The morning subject will be
The Waste Of Wealth" At the even
ing service Mrs. butcher viii sing
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Leonard
West. is superintendent.
First Christian Church.
At the First Christian church. corner
North oregon and Franklin streets.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-16
Great Osteopathic Hospital
For Nervous and Mental
Troubles Has at Last Been
Purchased at Macon.

Dr. A Ere Of the Oeopathic leaders its head beautiful grounds
tnes Requires three
the world They offered $4,000
for humanity sake Dividing patients suffering
losing the patients pay $4,000 % any charity.
Chicago "Os equaed my Judgment any
other field earth Osteopay opportunity epoch
by A states In 20 it will be the only handling diseases the Medical
Profession ondmning Oslr medical author leading
the leaders profession
and other French Medical School they
ded
drugged according
has shaken the
Then why don't A.
Ira W. Collins physician chief Dr. Margaret Akre lady specialist Both
kind the world W Collins
ton of Physicians Surgeons
Yet we
of other nouncng
drugs do like
FIRALARY W. Missouri St. ri dget we'll 4
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-16
Will Give $1,000 Reward to any One Who Will Produce
Any Drug or Dope of Any Description that Can Make
Brain Eye, Liver, Lung, Stomach, Appendix, Kidney
or Muscle on Any Other Part of the Body or Repair
One, Except the Blood
Then why have the OeOpah the circulation to any part
10 get the impurities out and only way get repaired

am 1
o. wa gth epaud
We Can Cure Ali These Signs Dis
go All riadng drugs sue IS Physics 4
the bad baOnaF hhua
Dunkrd who oIoued ms 70 hlnto
Io Ofmanc when haeak
ed reldy allow nanb dOa
the system and the
you Us % yO have ehedou
vewhou
Cancer" and Consumption You H anty Cancers
and Consumption Human Race hono off heEath
Its time Wake Up Cut Oeop and Blood
build wh mad For
ma my part about you
I'm the Blood Is the Life of All Flesh Bible
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-16
A. B. A.
Travellers
Checks
The Passport TO Com
Portable
TRAVEL

BECAUSE of their safety. econ
Omu and convenience. Travelers'
Checks have become deserpedlu pop
uldr among thousands of travellers.
They are specially sericeable for
obtaining funds in out of the pGy
places and after banking hours.
Hotels accept them IN payment, as
do many railroad companies and
merchants.
These checks are issued n de-
nominations of $1,000. $1,000.
5000. and $4,000. Each check
IS 10 be signed By you al the time of
purchase. N the upper vacant space
and al the time Of payment. in The
Iower space. When the tDO sigma
lures correspond pour identity is es-
fa5Iished.
These checks can be secured from
the
EAgA %h&
Bank 81 Trust CO.
Just BeloD the p. o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-16

San Antonio street the pastor, Rev.
Paul G. Birkmann. announces services
Sunday, beginning at 1890 o'clock Rev.
preach the sermon. taking for his sub
Ject. The Essence OF Christianity"
Sunday school at q;45 a. m.
Church Of Christ.
The Church Of Christ meets in the
court house for worship at 10 a. m.
Sunday. Preaching by J. ". Dunn OF
AlamOgOrdO. y. N Morning subject
The Apostles DOctrine;" evening sub
Jet, Faith and Opinion" Services
each evening through the week at 7:45
o'clock.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-16
EpiscopaIians Would Pray For
Aviators In the Army and Navy
Committee Considering Revision Of Book of Common
Prayer to Insert the Words by Air, !" in That Part
Calling For Divine Protection; Missionary So
cieties Show Deficits For Past Year.

the American committee is said not to
have proceeded much beyond it.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-16

THE maneuvers Of the aeroplane
men Of the United States navy
at Veracruz, who are now to re-
main to serve the United States army
while there. have revived the agitation
in the Episcopal church IN this cOun-
try to secure the insertion Of addi-
tonal words IN the prayer for per-
sonal protection by the committee Of
that church which IS now taking up
preliminary work on a revision OF the
book Of common prayer. In the tiffany
OF that book there is a petitiOn-"That
II may please thee TO preserve all who
travel by land or by water. etc" The
proposal is to add by air" so as to
cover the perils Of the air men. Agita-
ton Tor such change in the tiffany" pc
tition In the prayer book in England
mas been going on for some time.
A perpleXity has, however, arisen
mere as In England It Will scarcely do
to make distinction as to class Of air
men prayed for All are in peril En-
listed men who fly over VeracruZ, or
over the route to Mexico City. if the
army proceed thither surely
need the prayers OF Christian people
who pray out Of books. Most other
air men, not in navy or army. fly on
sundays and chiefly for pay and the
thrills OF the crowds who pay admis-
sion fees. Shall they be prayed for
while breaking Sabbatharian laws2
That Is as far as the English revisers
OF the prayer book have got and
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