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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-11-13

We sell Model Bakery's Queen Bread, also all kinds dt bakers pies and pastery. Sanitary Fruit Co.,, 40 Main street. 10-18-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-11-13

We also give complete satisfaction in the laundering of the household wash. Why not send us the heavy pieces-tablecloths, bed spreads
 sheets. pillow cases, curtains. tow els, napkins. etc. And so make the washing lighter and easier American Excelsior T4aundrv rn z
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-11-13

Boys come in and let us show you the new Daisy Repeating Air Rifle Price $500. CLEVEIAAND-MAT- THEWS HDW. co. {
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-11-13
Piles Cured in 6 to14Davs

Your druggist will refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any case of Itching Hind. Bleeding or Protruding Piles in to 14 days
 ''e first application gives Ease and Rest. 30
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-11-13

HENRY ROBERTS & CO.,, Fire Insurance. 12s 1-2 W. End ave. Phone SIS. 2-25-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-11-13
HENRY

HENRY ROBERTS & CO.,, Firel Insurance. 123 1-2 w. 2nd. ave. Phone 1 SIS. s-25-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-11-13
The Man ON THE JOB

is the man who accomplishes: the man who can afford to live we'll: the man who accumulates competence for old age comforts.
 In a large majority of eases this man grew to be "The Man on the Job" through starting Bank Account in small way, and keeping the ac- count growing until his Bank Credit, together with his accumulations. fur nished him sum sufficient for the making of an investment.
 There is no reason why YOU shouldn't do as we'll Make use of our facilities for your help. The amount of your initial deposit is of less importance than making the start at once and keeping right at it.
 Savings Department, ; four per cent interest paid on savings accounts.
 The Citizens Bank Capital Surplus and Profits, s450e0o
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-02

Walter Belasco. leading character
man with the New York Motion Pic.
ture Corporation. Is the brother 81 Da-
vid Bclasco. For fifteen years he was
n member Of the Alcazar Stock Com
pany In San Francisco. where he was
one 81 the most popular actors on the
coast. He first distinguished himself
In oue Of his brother s productions. and
he became famous an over the world
in his im-personation Of tho Chinese
peddler la "The First Born
His capacity FOR work IS marvellous.
In one NJ his famous plays ia the Ieciti
mate he carried six parts Thomas ~.
Ince invariably gives him The most i'm
portaut character roles in KAY Bee.
Broncho and Domino pictures. and one
OF David Bclasco's real pleasures ga
life Is going 90 q thcatcr where he can
See films showing his brother Walter
The latter lives with his wife aud two
children % few miles out of Los An
Ecics.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-02

the sixth period fu |.rit1IJt, their
penmau-hIu ...tar won ht IH.t Hu-
hauar Tho president. Nsru Blake.
called uu Nie- Palmer Miss hiug.
Mis- ru banau Nr Min. % Mt
Giltnrr Goo addrr- th, .la-- The
class ,r proud uf having won tine
honor
The party lteu Ht rHe upper DIE
l-.ur .I inr ,I-t.n sriHa af rhe
home .f I.IHU ~1nIu.. ur Hui
street. Tt.r Tuesday ...ui.. as- rr-
.ot'I Dos I'D. Dan ra tHa t3w,- u
.auf,d d|aIEuflHI +tuuI a
utIuf. |...n vrs -.s,U about Boo.
Tnu-' Irr~su. u.IHdrJ Iur N---
JHit p.v fEt..u Martina
UIHi ruIart AUuIt l-ni- MARGARET
~Jrumuu.-I. I.IIHu .. Erafri.e
H.H NIr..r,I bowie M,--.r Iuhnn,
Myers jaime. ulafrghf raug nforo.
Eu1 A. .hrsucf WH- nHtf ,hs-
Isr Miller lafI N,.sr chester cart.
WtehI .uI r.Uafa calvert
utr.,t W.pIIu4,r rr Thanks
gIaiuE parts Iarf ThHr-ia. There
Was o. Iars. ramne present and
e,rr, "nr t,per.s h.'.us bad pu enc
luyt blr evening
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-02
IN FIELD
As A CARRANZA
CH|EFTA|N
Villa Agents In Ell Paso Get
Report That Ex-Federal Is
Ready to Operate in Chi
huahua.

Not dead but very much alive on
his old stamping ground b. General
Jose Yncz sal1zar. according To-
report cmanating from VILLA repre-
scntati,cs in IA Paso and given pub
licity in the III Paso Times says
the Times
THAT General Jose Yncz Silaxar.
the -'rcd-nagger' leader who escaped
from the Albuquerque jail some
weeks ago, reached NaCu. Sonora.
where ne was welcomed as u long
lost brother hN General benjamin q.
Hlll Is the charge made d., repre-
sentati,es col General villa 100 El
paSo.
Information was received boo IuJ-
rev Yesterday that General Stlazar
went almost directly from AIbugucr-
que Geo Ntco. where Dc was assigned
10 the command of % C%arranzista
troops. pl,utifully supplied with mu-
uitIous and money and sent east from
the border town ;u hurrn-s the small
towns % isolated garrisous Of VITA
troops iu western Chihuahua ~ct-
eral machine gums were mentioned 49,
gmcng the equipment uI the sild1Bt
column
cit i~ said Go ue th, expectation
OF the 'arrauzIst. officials that ten
ciHl SalalaT upon reaching Chlhua-
hu1 VIII be Joined u1 % large num-
her uf former fcd,rJis. which will
give MIN e formidabl. army ,o uu
crate ln the north while the Douyvu-
tiou force ar puss with more lm-
purtaut uymio in rho south
General nan, thc Nt.o command
~. has been appointed military gu.-
crnor 81 sonora and placed BOO chars.
OF HIl ~rIrrauzI-i8 operations 900
northwestern McXicu Hc haas been
receiving almost constant shipments
OF arms and ammunition IuG tho past
few months aud u believed Geo l, m
position Co arm and equip aIl the re-
cruits that mas bc gathered and sent
ACROSS Tho lime by the numerous
agcnts now reported operating .n the
United states.
'Durttul.--a agents boo EI pi-o yes-
tordav received O. report bal 'asas
Grsndes had been taken 10y enemies
Of the convention government and
10" villa garrison routed with
ter As Clsas Gfaudcs would Poe tho
hrsi important uuu reached hv Gen
erpl SslaIar should the report nt hiH
arrival aud departure from Na.u
prov. true the story oft the capture
~ me town until u was d.g.od mat
uuily crested something ot d eusr-
uou in the villa amp
Later Yesterday afternoon Juar'z
officials issued 20 Nlsutrus denial OF
tho 'ssas Graud.s report. dDHLtrIus
there had been 300 interruption with
enc town dutiuG th' dt, and THAT th'
commander There bad reported 't-
orythirR quiet With %" si-r. OF tl
busters or bandits rpr several laws
"NIlla idhcrouts Boz 30 rtso uN"
the tErut- of the department. ct jus
tlo,. are Inclined tu attach itti,
p]ortanu- to the theory advanced hy
S]alalars counsel. Elf.so U1ea. hat
~1lu1it war done ta death O., ,us
mics vho. 900 tho su,sc of friends
lurcd him from th" Albuquerque
Sail
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-02
ROWDEKPECTED At
CHRISTMAS TREE
MEETING
Every One Interested in Mu-
nicipal Holiday Enterprise
Will Be Made Welcome at
Conference Tomorrow Al
ternoon.

Every man AND woman laY and
gifl Ben Albuquerque Interested .n the
municipal Christmas tree movement
b. invited and urged 90 attend the
meeting iu the hlsh school auditor
ium tomorrow afternoon af half past
three oclutk when Hn organization
q" carr out the municipal Cuustma-
tree festival plan Viii he perfected
The municipal christmas trrr pro-
posed Tor ,hrce dave at thristnas
Time has horu hailed win delight uN
me bows und girls 81 Albuquerque
and urdiaus welcomed br their rar-
cuts Eters here cnthusa-iit ar-
protal Oi the plan b. expressed u
there Del little doubt hat the auditor
ium of the his school viii boz groNd-
ed tomorrow afternoon There BE- "a
mass 81 detail work 60 he accom-
pliahoa for thc project Boa % compare
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-02
" holc wheat Bread

cone tablespoonful lard. one table
spoonful -lgsr one t-easpooniui ot
salt one ,upiul zach of boiling wa
tnr and hot ,uo boilinRl mills "a
yeast cake dissolved ln one-half cup
fui ~ warm water, one cupful oi
shIte fiour three Outputs ~ whole
wheat flour. or enough 90 make "a soit
dough MiN knead for ten minutes.
and let t rise in sn even tenn
perature to twice a. Nrst hulA Make
into small loaVes place m sreased
pans let tise an hour or until punN,
aud hake-rhe Mother Magazine.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-02
FIE! FIE. JERRY
HOW COULD YOU
Do THAT?
Following the Pretty School
ma'ams Is Bad Enough But
Biting a Cop on the Wrist
Goodness

Nurh t,y,d over Pool. arrest. accord
lur tn tno police. Jerry Nu nrH 4uIt,
lnst control oI hIs .,u..r ls- nsHt
aud n' Policeman MARTIN u.r,- .u
mo wrist MIf.h,lI D.. vrIf srt.rrl.
NOT Zoo sag 7Htts. tnuuz mtu .uH fI,
,harro uEaIu-t him u4sHIra
TIA, pol... -,t .H. have r.....i
"a half dozen ..mrI..rf. .u.s.rs .r.I
Mitchell h,. u.aII. rr...... .f .,..
LOWING e.iis anal .u,mrf.ug .. f...,
his H.gu. rt.r.. .u f.,m .f.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-02
Severe Blood
Troubles Vanish
-
With Magic Effect. Great Rem.
cdy Makes Disease
Disappear.

a. almost any drug store you may Oh
tain y 3 s, tbp famous blood purl6er.
ana ruu then have the veritahic wizard
thai makes all blood troubles vanish. Your
stomach takes kindly 10 : \ :. II rushca
into YOUR blood, is q purifyin ing wave. makes
tho liver Kidneys. bladder aud skin work
~ harmony stops -aerumulations that have
cans'd rheumatism. catarrh. swollen glands.
sore throat ana skln erupti1ns.
Just as food makes hiord. AZ does s. q =
follow thr process NJ digestion 90 stlmu
late natural sr,retions ~ protect Us against
tho taYsgos ~ disease cerms. We are we'll
aware ~ the fat That these germs are
spt 90 Doe latent within us ~ break forth
IN violent rfIptuus ~ The skin whenever
tbr system Dr. lu a lnR state 81 resisinnrr
And % d. f1 both prevent these erIptiun-
or Co rrt fid ~ then that Nature gave NJ
su'h ora ally as 81 s. s. u is purely
vegetable. contains 500 mercury and yet Il
ovcrcomrs those serious TROUBLES FOR which
mercury has brcn employed for ages m
every community ore people who know this
60 Do true They owe 60 y : \ their
recovery Get a bottle today. Refuse az
substitutes Read the folder around thr
bottle that tells ~ the wonderful work
being done by the medical department IN
assisting users % s : $ FOR a special
book 90 blood troubles address The swift
specific Co, ~ Swift BLDG, Atlanta. Ca
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-02
Chestnut stui6ug.

shell uHr quart 90 hTl, sound
Dho,tnufs ruf them 900 bot water
AND boil uutIl 90" -kius Hrr suitsncd
thou drain of the water and remove
the skirs E'uiar, iu Wuttr aud boil
uutl soft Take out il few 90 a time
and r1h ,hrough 10 sieve. Thc5 mash
more easily when hot Season the
mashed ,%hrsluut- with one table
spoonful uf nuitei. ouc -tcasuuoufuI
uf -ilt. u~Ur-uutrtrr tc|a-poontuI cot
pepper. ONE ~t,a-poonful .f grated
lennon rand " one t~Dd~punutll 81
chopped paisley Add one table
spoonful of gratcd ham. tUo table
%spuoufuiz grated bread crumbs and
two woii-uDit'n eggs Beware Of
having th, stuiIus too vet Tho
Mother Margarine.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-02
HARRISON BOY IS
IN THE HANDS OF
THE POLICE AGAIN

Raymond Harrison. .olorcd. r.
youth who has been .u tho hands o'
th, police several times, Is held at
headquarters pending INVESTIGATION o'
his ownership of a bicycle and t tire
He sold the latter
The bicycle is IL ~haplcisb Special.
n b. rcd lu color and hss 5 hes
saddle tilted hs kvard Tho police
say Harrison was seen hiding the
wheel ,u "a Darn on Fourth street bee
tween Upper and Tljcrts avenues
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-02

lively short time and an ru, rut
working orrau.rHtion VIII have Goo 1e
formed ~ the project Is to be a- en-
tirrl1 successful a. 30 should De
Every suggestion for the uudrrtsblns
Mil be welcomed at n meetlng to-
mnrrnw afternoon Those %attendlns
are asked Geo as st the hlgh school
prompt, sf goo so that The meet
inE max start con- time
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-02
BUTTS TO CONDUCT
TWO DRUG SHOPS
ON CENTRAL
Stock and Business of Powell
Company Bought from the
Bank. Which Foreclosed
Yesterday.

The toes OF The Powell prue conn
pauy winch was bought BOO uader
force ipsurs Do, th, American Trust
and Sariuzs nauk ycstcrda, ua. been
purchased hy Butts. Inc
The Butts VIII conduct both stotcs
their present shop ou Central awe
nu' near second street and tho Pow
el shop 30 Fourth street and Central
avenue
The Sew Butfs shop wlll, IKE the
present one Toe ID E,Sall stur, g.
VIII bo under the -mauarcmen OF h.
T. Erysou MI Rr, SON has had Uidc
experience 100 ,@o7duct.ua drur stores
h, comes beer, from indiana.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-02


t'''E"HH' n'Hrs except Ferns %
Torres
=
90 manage. ". .H' cubs %" a-ss g.
Wen" Mn.NH' In's '7 NOT "h''''
D"i pc N|. ".'n "'' INA "''
ROGER ". strive earnestly o." "'
the one anH .HIE "'' n"
'"n. Nee pot ''i'' DOB Irii"th.
rh'i> sl"''i' N'''.
1T ih" It'- '.. Ii'"'A.s'
i"fred 600 |''.N. th' '''
h"r'n"s H' 'ni'' H'.
league i'an'-
iur SIS dat r,o cone .ur,,a
tor vat rrd ln. .nr ln nuHr
without Iu-Ius H- .r h
bots pocket p,s..
auto accident 3d., bad lots af speed.
Hut uo .utrol
work .I h- efforts .. Gel . HIs .u
the American team DE- W.uf f'
Ann Ar1ar instead uf SEES U.E su
For .Ht nrst t.m, ,u %seN,ia. sears
Eddie rank has mot lu'. inc A,n'e,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-02

EN- OUT

Art MORAN taInks ne tart That Lo-
a almost Knocked the stumng oui
of wildcat Fcrns Nail cheer up the
friends 20 Jack Torres Oa hat basis
the friends ct Ferus uii take comfori
bal Of the Tact that iosln knoeSeo
lurrrs tfiu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-02

proved % ..h" a. report from t.u
Climate Eis inJ. Ias' H'Hr uHHais
iteu ad' nH'H. 'iu. uufI. torn
q mont H-" I."f"H MON W.fN
Too mant ij""Is Hrt Coco Wu.u uspt
lnA sp'rl' to H' as "n I't,. 900. ar
i'Ir iriai ul % .rHr dHf.HE .lI.H th.
h'-i-ia.l plans cor .Hs ,s.5IHH.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-02
All argument ends
with your first ride in
The Eighth Cylinder Cadillac

The new Cadillac with its Ntypr Eight. Cylinder
Engine is proving an absorbing topic for engineers
aud experts ~ wei as for the layman.
Technical arguments. vague aud bccloudcd. can.
OF course. be- advanced for and against amy aud
every type of engine ever produced
But theoretical spcculations ia this instance are
very short lived.
There is slight encouragement To argue The pros
aud cons of a principle when that principle. ia The
first performance, removes the last. lingering doubt.
That is exactly what occurs in The ease uf every
one who rides in the Eight Cylinder Cadillac.
All arguments end with the first ridc-whcthcr
the observer hc an engineer or a layman.
The man who rides in he Cadillac for The FIRST
time does not need To be- told 10y a technical expert
that its cigbtcylindcr engine is AN impressive sue.
cess.
He knows without being told
There is no need to consult blucpriuts or test.
books.
M mas .ONLI TO consul ms OUN
FEELINGS IAD SENSATIONS.
He recognizes the difference Just a. clearly as he
would recognize the difference. for instance. be
tween riding over the ground and riding in the air
And compared with previous motor car cNpcr.
fences. riding in the Cadillac * very much like
riding in the air.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-02

Ls, che Herald vauf ad do your
work
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-02

II Is not necessary TO point out 10 him that the
Cadillac EightCyliudcr engine exhibits a new de.
gree of fcNibility.
That ~ perfectly apparent even 90 AN amateur
~ motoring. M the extraordinary ease Of accelcra.
ton and the astonishing extent "a which the
Cadillac travels without gear shifting
He does not need 10 be- told that the car is sur.
paSSingly smooth.
lie FEELS it-prcciscly as hc feels that hills
seem 10 fattcn out before this wonderful ear.
The engineer can explain to the laymau the why
and he wherefore of these differences but The lay-
man can feel just as kccnl, a. can the engineer.
that q ride ia This car j. not like ANY ride either
of them has ever taken.
1t is the business Of he scientific mind To with.
hold judgment until a principle has been proven.
Bur Cadillac owners have a pleasant habit Of
expressing complete confidence in Cadillac prom
Uses.
They are chiefly concerned 10 know HOU HICH
and now FAR the Eight Cylinder Cadillac will
~SuIl,aSs all that has been said of il iu Our ana.
uounccmcnts.
And they have demonstrated the faith that j. IN
them by placing advance orders to au extent which
far SURPRISES all previous records.
That hnc spirit of expectation will not bc dis.
appointed.
We repcat-ior expert and layman. all t~hcorizing
will end with the first ride in the Eight Cylinder
Cadillac.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-02
Styles and Prices

standard Seven passenger car 1--WE passenger ar and Pour passenger
salon ifa5E Roadster. sIs7a Lsndauwi Coupe. $500 Five passenger
sedan. i.soo Seven passenger Limousine $3.50 Prices p o. n Detroit
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-02

Tho rsroa inpl chaIiel nef1or
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-02

t@'sr.ord, Harps except Ferns ana
Torres
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-02

lra Thomas p me latest member
uf che Athletics tu be appointed man.
ager of The Nanks WIS DO the base
ball sDribes always piDk on The poo'
AthlctI.s'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-02

Jimm Clsbby BE- plat us boz taude.
willie nn the Pacific coast showInl
that ne loves hIs home town BE b
plsltns ss .sr away from BE- 30 pos
slhle
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-02

Welsh wants Mcfarland to make
1sa pounds out be- wouldn want d
81 ne knew packey could DO So.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1914-11-14
AvERTING CIVIL WAR.

The situation in England and in
the British Isles, generally just pre-.
vious to the outbreak of the European
war, was most alarming one. Civil
war was predicted on all sides and
everything was done to placate Car
son, the antihome ruler, the militant
suffragettes, the labor leaders, and the
tax-ridden peasantry. The government
feared to deal harshly with any party
represented, least a great conflagration
might ensue from the flame of dis.
satisfaction which has been kindled
in all quarters. Well did Bishop Keat-
ing, of North Hampton, speak when
he referred to the war as a blessing
in disguise, since the international
war usurped the place of the civil war,
which was surely impending. AS
against the lust of Prussia for power,
he placed the lust of England for
money, power, and pleasure, stating
that the rich of England knew no
moral restraints. Little wonder that
Bishop Heating called the information.
al conflict a blessing in disguise for
England.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1914-11-14
STREET PREACHING.

Street preaching is ridiculed by
many as an unavoidable scheme OF
Missionaries and idealists. The prac.
tice thereof, however, is not an un.
known method in spreading the truth.
Mr.. David Goldstein, representing
the Common Cause society, at the
federation convention, spoke of the
way that Catholic propaganda is con-
Quoted under the auspices of that so.
ciety.
"The society was organized few
years ago by several men who had
been visiting radical meetings at which
the church was attacked on various
grounds and who has read similar
attacks by the press. The member.
ship of the society today is about one
hundred men and women; and doubt.
less at this very hour some of its mem.
bers are addressing fifteen hundred OF
two thousand people on Boston Com.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1914-11-14
MINISTER QUITS.

Because he refused to affiliate with
the Guardians of Liberty is one Of
the reasons advanced for the sudden
announcement of the intention of
leaving a charge in Buffalo of the Rev.
I. H. Crocker, a Methodist Episcopal
minister, who has Just seen the COM
pletion Of a handsome structure in
Niagara Falls. Some time ago refer.
ence was made where the minister
refused to be q party to endorsing q
Catholic coal dealer from his position
of furnishing fuel to the church sup
posed to he presided over by Mr..
Croker, but which is really controlled
by clique, as the minister himself
admits. That was one black mark
against the minister. Subsequently he
interested himself in behalf of a public
official with view to that persons re-
instatement, on the ground that he
had been removed from office through
being made q goat" of. Again he was
reprimanded for giving Catholic
Priests the title Of Father" when re-
ferring to them. This may have been
the last straw and the liberal.minded
pastor deems himself fortunate in not
being charged with heresy.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1914-11-14
"A JESUIT TRICK"

A protest has been lodged against
the display of the American flag on the
public school buildings in the city of
Minneapolis on October 18th. Those
who issued the protest stated that they
represent 600 people who held mass
meeting at Unity Church in this city
and declared that the observance of
Columbus day in the public schools was
a Jesuit trick to advertise the Ro-
man Catholic Church. Further than
this the "antis" took it upon them
selves to upset the historical traditions
Of the country by declaring that Co.
lumbus was not the discoverer of
America in spite of all evidence to the
contrary. The protest that was pre-
sented to the school board on Wednes-
day was the second attempt made by
the narrow minded bigots against the
display Of the stars and stripes on the
anniversary Of the discovery Of Ameri.
ca. On October 18th, when DR.. Spauld.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1914-11-14
GERMANY APPEALS TO VATICAN.

GERMANY APPEALS TO VATICAN.
Germany has called the attention
of the Vatican to the fact that the
French army officers have invited the
destruction of their churches by post
Ing men and machines. upon the Ca
thedrals. The following information
regarding the Cathedral In Rheims was
brought to the attention of the Vati-
can by the German imperial chan
cellor in the following words:
'Dr. Won Bethmann-H ollweg, the I'm.
perial Chancellor, has called the at
tention Of the Vatican to the fact that
the French have posted battery close
to the Cathedral of Rheims and that
they are making use of an observa-
tion position on the tower of the Ca
thedral. He protests against this use
Of q church and says the French alone
viii be responsible for the conse.
quences."
It is a Hite and true saying that for.
tification invites destruction. It is
likewise true that when buildings are
used for military purposes they invite
stack. There u a mournful plea on
the part ofthe English press to avenge
the destruction Of the magnificent Ca.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1914-11-14
poor OPINIONS.

According to the Bible Student, a
monthly publication, OF the lnterna-
tlonal Bible ASSOCIATION, some OF the
Protestant ministers have very poor
opinions OF each other. The follow
ing article, taken from the above pub
licatlon, will illustrate the nature OF
these opinions. 10 say the least. they
are very uncompiimentary.
The trouble with the church today
is the fact that it has too many pin
heads" said the Rev. ]. Whitcomb
brougher, of the Temple Baptist
church, Los Angeles, before the Ma
tional Baptists' association in conven-
ton here today. DR.. Brougher's state
ment caused somewhat of stir among
the delegates. DR.. Brougher said
further:
1.-The church is hindered in its prog
ress by bunch Of weakened, ham.
mered-down tiohtwads, and is the
greatest eongregatino place for down.
right backwoods people. The only
comparison I can emphasize az to its
progress 10 a woman wearing an en-
numbering hobbIe skirt"