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Evening star., 1914-08-23
HOTEL ARLINGTON

Michigan ave-, Beach. Every modern con-
venience and comfort. Open surround ;ngE. Special
MRS SCOTT'S COTTAGE
5000 weekly. Mrs. Scot; OF R. l. ave
Washington. D. c. prepared to enterta,l
her Washington friends at l33 Ocean ave-, cen.
ter Of attractions; bathing from house; large.
airy rooms.
Tabor linn, Ssa9 av' .ss 1ss sfsfA s1r ios: s:i
excellent table: bathing from hotel: 18th season
owner mana cement: special Sept. ates A. N Dunn.
Evening star., 1914-08-23

SUMMER RESORTS.
COLONIAL BEACH. VA

THE KING GEORGE HOUSE.
MRS. S. TASKER, COLONIAL. BEACH, VA.
Beach front; one block from landing; IAN
porches. Dinner. Soc Rates reasonabl
Evening star., 1914-08-23
FOR RENT OR SALE.
W ANTED.

WANTED
To buy small farm from owner; ) to 10 acres;
state full particulars.
Evening star., 1914-08-23
HOTEL SHOREHAM

Best location: capacity. 900: thoroughly mod
ern: elevator: private baths. etc: excellent
table. $3.50 up daily $3.50 MP weekly Book
let f. II. LTNDY. Proprietor.
Evening star., 1914-08-23

WANTED-BY OCTOBER /. 5-ROOM RUNGA-
low or small house; SC car fare from Post
Office Dept. ami; give particulars Box 80.
Star office. Is
Evening star., 1914-08-23
MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE

GET oJ-R ESTIMATES ON ABSOLUTELY
FlREPROOF STORAGE. PACKING & MOVING,
UNITED STATES STORAGE co.
ais 10th ST NV PHONE MAIN 4229.
Evening star., 1914-08-23

WANTED p-oFFERS FOR EIGHTEOOM HOUSE,
II. aces Of land garden fruit. berries. barn
and accommodations fo- 400 fowls. Mrs. WYE,
Berwyn. ~
Fol. SALE-FINEST Lot IN TAkoMA PARK;
tine SHADE trees: sewer water. gas. electricity,
telephone rig at the property; 5lN90 feet;
) blockS 10 cars: Il bargain II sold in 10 days.
OWNER. Box %, Star office. "a
Evening star., 1914-08-23

COLONY STORE AT TUXEDO. MD. PENN.
r. r., 5l3 miles from Washington. one mile
from Keniiworth ear line. fare: four
rooms attached: store. stock. fixtures. grounds.
etc. 81 900; terms 10 suit other store in
community: splendid chance for some one TO
home and business Address Box 3s0.
Star Office 26s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-28

have their meeting at p. m; the lead
er is Miss Middle Ella Bagley; the young
people will hold their meeting at $50
. m: regular monthly conference and
prayer meeting viii be held Wednesday
evening at 1880
Christian Science Church.
The Christian Science church, corner
Montana and Stanton streets, Of when
S T. Shirley is reader, viii hold SER
vices Sunday at II o'clock, the subjeeE
being Christ Jesus" Sunday school
viii be held at 1880 a. m. Wednesday
evening a testimonial meeting will De
held at 8 o'clock.
Seventh Day Adventist.
Seventh Day Adventist services are
held at the St Paul's Lutheran church,
corner Montana and Ange streets. N.
r. Proctor is the pastor. Sabbath school
at 10 a. m; Sabbath Saturday. preach
ing at IL g. m; subject Of sermon fOI
March z, Education" Prayer meeting
Friday evening at 7:45.
Salvation Army Hail.
Col Henry Lee and Maj. Frank Waite,
Of Denver. Colo, win conduct the week
end services at the Salvation Army hall
There viii be special music and 40
dresses. The services viii be Saturday
night at 8 o'clock Sunday morning ac
II o'clock and Sunday night at O'clock
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-28
Sunday School Experts To Visit Ell Paso
RepIies To Sentence Sermon
brigham c. OdOm, of Dallas Says
(9-f~fian Science Denies Power
&c Human Mental Suggestion.


To The El Paso Herald;
In vour week end edition of Janu-
arv ri February !, the Sentence Ser
V,1oor commitment contains a statement
go, T3everend Kenneth Brown, of I'll
Paso in which he classes Christian
science with TheosOphy, New Thought,
ritualisn, etc.
no one familiar with the teachings
Of christian Science, it is at once ap-
r,a1ent that such classification is
II,iefa1ren one. TheOsophy, New
Thought and Spiritualism rest on men
I'll eTopastion between human minds.
Christian Science, on the contrary,
denies the power OF human mental
suggestion, and It bases us nealng on
+be PROMISES of Jesus Christ which
fracb that through the understanding
of Cod as the only power, healing may
he ACCOMPLISHED today as in the ApOs-
55-i+icien7s sucb as Mr. Browns show
lack Of information on the subject in
stiOn. chapter an science and
Health with Key to the SCRIPTURES" the
teyt hook of Christian Science, VIII
prove this; this chapter IS entitled
Christian Science versus spiritual
ism In it. Mrs. Eddy says, page f3,
line 1911: God controls man, and
Gcd is the only Spirit"
on mage H. lines 21-26, are to be
found these statements: When the
Science Of Mind Divine Mind IS un-
derstoOd, spiritualism Will De Iounu
mainly erroneous, having no scientific
basis nor origin no proof nor power
outside Of human testimony. 1t IS the
offsDrine of the physical senses
There is no sensuality in Spirit (God) .
never could believe in Splrltual1srn.
Again on page 269 we read; The
Testimony of the material senses IS
neither absolute nor divine there
fore plant myself unreservedly on the
teachings Of Jesus, of his apostles or
the prophets, and on the testimony OF
the Science of Mind Divine Mind
Other foundations there are none. All
other systems-systems based WhoIly
or partly on knowledge gained through
the material senses-are reeds shaken
by the wind, not houses oullt on the
rock"
Mr.. Brown deplores the fact that
men and women, in their search Tor
salvation from physical, mental ana
moral Wretchedness, are turning TOT
comfort to "Other ways except the
right way" If they nave turned ron r. 4.
his conception of the right way IS II
because many of them have turned 10
the so called orthodox churches n
vain2 Is it because they have moi
there found a complete SaIVatlon,
which should mean a salvation from
sickness as well as from SIM we
think So Christian Science maintains
that religion should free humanity
from sickness as well as from SIN
the method being that prescribed by
Jesus Christ hence it is in reality the
right way"
Christian Science endorses fully the
reverend Mr.. Browns statement thai
Faith in Jesus Christ as an atonemenI
for sin, followed by life OF onedlence
to his teachings, IS the only nope o.
the worlds salvation"
Brigham c. OdOm, State PUP Com.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-28

evening on THE AK at the Root Of tae
Tree" The ordinance Of Baptism VIII
be administered at the close Oh the
evening service. Prof. G. p putnam IS
superintendent Of the Sunday schOoL
which cOnVenes at $3.50 a. m Ine SUP
ject of the 3. Y. p. u, which meets AT
$3.50, will be The Priceless BequeSS-
Nv Peace Leave With You Inc
leader is James Romero. On next Iues
dav afternoon at o'clock the business
meeting of the Aid and Missionary So
ciefies viii be held in the parIors OF
he church. The subject of the prayer
T1eating Wednesday night VIII pc me
PTOvideuce of God" The meeting on
tbe teachers and officers of the sunday
sn6ooI will be held Friday evenlng'
STaTch &. AT the home Of judge and Mrs.
a M WaIthau, in block "A, Government
East FL PasO Baptist CHURCH
The services at the East Fl Paso
Don+is+ church next Sunday Will be as
fo1fo1vs. Sunday school, $3.50 a. In.s X y.
4arris superintendenti preaching az II
q m ana 1880 p. m. by the pastor, rev
q "a N + WiiIican. At the close Of the
EI1od-1ine- service the Lords supper VIII
ile observed. At the close OF the even
~, Service. if the candidate IS ready'
+be ordnance of baptism VIII De per,
Formed The Junior B. Y. 2. u Will
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-28

- ~ tz,.etz suDerintendenL Nv nat
Does the Cross OIL CalY4Iy &c tine,
yOuT win be the qUeS - Ir11ossibIe
morning nour; when tne iligCI 20.
becomes POSSIBLE is the suDJ9GIC -.
the evening service, IISI1al hoI1Ts
leagues win meet at the 80 ,r-lS,1Tt
The laymen OF the . Gnu -. ] ID. Nc
ing the midweek services - - 80
M6rtreT will conduct the service next
Wednesday night
Enst III PasO Methodist
Al the East III PasO AAelllO1ISt CL u III
corner of tirama and RIVERA slreels'
30 II = BOND, the pastor, Will con-
dnct sunday services as 4OlIoMs' sun
- 1,T,1oI 10 a. m, hugh i. Henry,
suDerintendent; preaCAlu5, u D. ~ "
4Ea +seToT. EpWOrrn League at $40 !.
~, 1Teacbing at 1880 p. N Dy Rev y.
RI Cochran, presiding eIdet o. the II
Pc Sistrict Revival services VIII pc
Devt week. Rev. c. W. WebdeH, pastor
~ trinity church, will assist the pastor.
orchard Park Methodist.
A. the Orchard Park Meth0disJ
cbIITch east of Washington park, Sun
- school will be held at 2:3O p. m;
~ n r. Ardoin is the uperinLenden5.
There will be a preaching service az
30 n M. conducted by lev. Herman
G. Porter.
,ierman Lutheran Church.
Al the Sunday service at the German
Lutheran church, 11Oy San Antonio
street. Rev. p. c. Birkmann, pastor, will
cOn6uc+ the service IN English at 1U:5U
a m The subject of his sermon Wili
he Receive Not the Grace of God in
Vain" Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Tno
; I,euten service will be held Wednesday
evening, beginning at 9 o'clock.
West III PasO Sunday School.
The West FL PasO Sunday school,
which meets in the barracks OF old
Fort Bliss, Rev. J. L vaughn being SUI
perintendent, will hold Sunday schoOi
AT n m Sunday. The midWeek preach
j ing Service will be held Thursday at
1880 p. m.
The First Congregational churen,
corner of Williams ana no vi a an II5
I streets. Rev. Miles Hanson, pastor, Will
I hold services Sunday, beginning with
! Sunday school at 10 a. m, at Wnlch
q time the bible discussion class also Will
meet The PASTOR Will give examples OF
d the teaching Of the first Greek Chris
fians PubIic worship will be held at
II q m. The pastor viii give his
monthly book sermon, taxing as ms
subject Arnold Benefits The Mile
stone" Mrs Roberts will have charge
of the music.
At the Grand View Baptist mission
corner of Idalia and Nyles streets, sun
dav' school viii be held at 3 p. m. sun
day. Rev Wallace R. Evans, the pas
tor of the Highland Park MethodIsl
monthly business meeting VIII be helo
Tuesday at 7:45 o. m. The mldWeek
nraver service will be held at 7:45 p M
ThIrsday, the subject being Kind
ness" John Triggs will be leader
First Baptist Church.
At the First Baptist church corner Of
+ Magoffin avenue and Virginia street
Rev J. F. Williams, the pastor VII
preach at the morning service on the
! subject, Bruised Reeds, and IN tht
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-28
PREACHING DAILY
DURING N00NTIAE
Six Weeks Of Religious Ser
vices Begin Monday at
Local Theater.

MONDAY religious services viii open
Monday at the Wigwam theater and
win continue for a period of six weeks.
These services will be conducted under
the auspices of the Ministerial Alliance.
The services will begin promptly at Z
o'clock each day and continue until
1920. Both men and women Will be
welcome. Rev. Henry Easter, rector Of
st. Clement Episcopal church, viii
have charge Of the services the first
week Rev Charles l. Overstreet will
have charge of the music
First Christian Church.
At the First Christian church, cor
ner North Oregon and Franklin streets,
Rev Perry J. Rice, pastor, will conduct
services Sunday as follows; Sunday
school at $3.50 a. m; communion at
1915 followed Immediately by the
preaching service. Christian EndeavOr
at $50 p m, and preaching at 1880.
In the morning the pastor viii preach
the first of a series of sermons on the
subject of foreign missions. The theme
Sunday morning viii be "a BirdseyO
View of the Field" In the evening"
Rev. D. D. Boyle, visiting evangelist,
viii occupy the pulpit.
Austin Park Christian Church.
At the Austin Park Christian church.
corner Cebada and Montana streets, one
block from the Fort Bliss car line, the
Rev. J. H. Allen, pastor, will conduct
Sunday services. Bible school at 9:35
a. m; communion at 1O:45, followed by
preaching service; EndeaVOr society
meeting at $40 o'clock and evening
preaching service at 1880 o'clock.
st. Clements Church.
Sunday services at st. Clements
church corner of Montana and Camp
bell streets. Rev. Henry Easter, rector.
I VIII open with molly communion at 1880
( o'clock; morning prayer and sermon at
II o'clock; evening prayer and sermon
at 1880 o'clock. Lenten services through
the week. Tuesday, Thursday and FRI
( day afternoon. Litany at o'clock.
Evening prayer and address Wednesday
night at 7:45 o'clock.
First Presbyterian Church.
Rev. Charles i. Overstreet, the pas
tor, will conduct services Sunday at tho
/ First Presbyterian church, Boulevard
and Stanton streets, as follows: Morn
ing worship and sermon at 1925; sub
: iect of sermon, Extending Our Ser
: vice" Evening worship and sermon at
/ 1880; subject of sermon, unlikely In
/ struments." There will be musical
numbers at both services by the quartet
/ choir, composed of Mrs. L. T. Moore,
| Mrs. A H. GOldstein, J. L GOggeshali
/ and F G. Billings. Mrs. J. G. McNary
! is Organist. Sabbath school at $3.50 a.
/ m; junior EndeavOr at s p. m; Senior
! Endeavor at $50 p. m.
East FL FasO Presbyterian Church.
Services Sunday at the East FL Paso
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-28
Sentence Sermons By Ell PasO Ministers

The beginning Of the SECOND century Of modern missionary activity two
Christian
prayed might ae might
ordinary Strengthening but that they might be prepared for Ghsenane and
Calvary The phrase inner man implies VITA Ieno%snP with God who IS the
Here are some of the evidences that we are believe in Cod we feel
peace confess him; love him. love
Spirit and desire keep
". c. Baber Of Atura Presbyterian church
youth employed
MONDAY religious many years
many viii opportunity
for their benefit from now on in the WiSam Picture theaterRe Kenneth
Brown, Of East FL Paso PRESBYTERIAN church
writing Galatians ennbngy @G
the Lord Jesus Christi When he wrote to the COn
i ne Tho f rF + SfIiTg % PAM WHAT 5os tE
go Sunday
daily nRe John Abbott Of Westminster Presbyterian
being suffering
BikmaHn Of the German Lutheran church.
of eternal obey him.
enOned them should
of the nOnsentiaR r. Allen Of Austin Park Christian church
doing sORsv Herman Porter, Of First Methodist church
What constitutes revival? What are
the use'Of the dney appointed Of
Rev H. P Bond 3 East
lit true that the failure use money country,
te thing be said with greater force Of the church boarding money IS
Jesus reeds smoking ves
going when temple
smoking kingdom of
fatheT-Rev J. Williams, D D. Of first Baptist church
inc So 6 8y { o direction never a make snS fo' fs. 6 s: 9 @ % 5
I. MIiken Baptist
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-28

PRESBYTERIAN churGEi', 80 cond,,d+o9 u 81,
"a T'eXas streets VIZ Ie 9 49, ~ gu Ny
the pastor, - school $3.50 a. m; morn
lows oulLu@5+ III o'clock; night service
57sG5 The midweek service VIII be
a. Wednesday at I;49 p; IN. The
weekly social gatneLIIIIt57 lI he beiS M an
and moving plcLuIIeo97e " -
dav night at $40 oC Lol.a C,I,,,.,t
A. A. AItura Presbyterian church,
corner IdaIia and huS3SIl' a srilu FIeM;
o. W g. Baber, the pastor viii
49,, a+ II a. m. and I:5O p. m ThS
PLloTni1g subject Will pc some EVIL
~ I.- - IF Regeneration, and the even
ING subject, What IS L9sI zen In
NJ T.. west, superintendent. The
~ 81 d. ,eets with Mrs. Herr. corner of
10 IBSo9T5Ievard and Russell, Tuesday
at p m. .-....-- T3resbyteriaD.
d. fobn II. Abbott, the pastor, win
L.eE, sunday at the Westminster
PRESBYTERIAN church, RlO " aHue anu
FLORENCE streets. At the II a. m ser
- his sermon subject VIII be At
~. Li1 e. +ba House of God" Mrs. K.
- C,0Da1baver and Miss Gertrude Bell
m - "a hide With Me-" by Schneck-
W, "a IN Tbe evening at 1880, the pastor
will deliver a lecture sermon on IAe
Deem Sea. Fisherman" rms IS a story
- 5B3fs SGI1 work among the fisher
u % Jaiofa5 bv Wilfred 7. Grenfell.
IiISL' e = CODenhaver will sing LORD
,f Am life" by Bailey. sunday ScnooI
will meet at y:45 a. M IA Isl IL I'd az, u
CHRISTIAN Endeavor at 5:SO p H. anu
senior EndeavOr at $50 p. III.
T7irst Methodist Episcopal.
At fine First Methodist hplsG Sl5l
church on Myrtle avenue tnIee D49 ISc1!
eaet Of the city hall, the pastor, HeV.
TTorr,eD q Porter, will conducr the
sunday services. Sunday school Wa
he hold at 9:45 q. m; morning WOIshI p
viii he held at IL O'CLOCK MIS-. y - -
Potter will deliver an ADDRESS, On n "a
- eiTeina- bv 2 sOlOist and quartet
The FDWOrth League viii meet at o:49 30
I,-,o,1i15er worship will be held at I:SO
o'clock. with a sermon by the pastor
There viii be special. , slng 5I,5.-ob
At the Trinity Methodist churcns BOO-
1evard and Mesa avenues, Rev. :; w es-
lev Webdell, pastor, VIII nave 9uIlS'ty
services as follows: Sunday scnoOd AZ
0.30 m: EpWOrth League at 6:5O p
preaching by the pastor at 1919 a.
~. ana 7.SO o. m The sacrament OF the
T0,I'S sumner will be observed at tho
morning Service. The evening meme
viii he 'PauIs Prayer for the Ephe-
sian Church" The anthem, Heaven IS
NV Home" Eaton, viii be sung az d
snecial musical number. IN the mOIhIAS'
r7I,e evening service will be 1eaLure0
h. +be anthem, Morning and Evening
Bernard, by W I. RavennlIl' ana OE ~,
fba Pfver' EdmundS. There were SIX
additions to Trinity church last sunday.
At the Sunday school all oIIlcerS Were
present. together with 81 teachers, only
tb~ee beine- absent. The attendance was
1854. The collections toIaied Sto-oo;'
Highland Park Methodist Church.
T7Ia Highland Park Methodist churcn
Pew Wallace r. Evans, pastor, VIII
hold services Sunday as TolioWs: sun
day school at 9:45 a. m, conducted Dy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-28
-
SCRIPTURE.
+4++4#++#+++

And a certain woman. which had an issue
Of blood u years
r,rvsicfaus. and had spent all that she had,
and was nothing bettered, but rather grew
When she had heard Of Jesus, came IN
the press behind, and touched his garment
For she said, If may touch Dut MS
clothes, I shall be whole
And straightway the fountain Of her blood
was dried up; and she felt in her BODY tnat
she was healed Of that plague
And Jesus Immediately knowing In him
self that virtue had gone out Of him. turned
him about in the press, and said, VINO
touched my clothes2
And his disciples said unto him. Thou
seest the multitude thronging thee, and say
est thou. Who touched me2
And he looked round about to see her that
had done this thing
But the woman fearing and trembling,
knowing what was done in her. came and
fell down before him. and told him all the
truth
And he said unto her, Daughter, thy faith
hath made thee whole; 90 in peace, and be
whole Of thy plague
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-28

Circles to Give Social
Circles NO. 3 and 4of the Aid society Of
the East FL Paso Baptist church viii hold
2 social Friday night, March 6, at 290s
Alameda street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-28

To Hold All Day Meeting.
The Aid society of the Westminster Pres
by terian church will meet in the Sunday
school room Tuesday at p IN. The High
land Park Missionary society VIII meet al
mont street. next Thursday This viii be an
special Meeting Of Women.
A special meeting Of the women Of the
First Presbyterian church is called for
Wednesday afternoon at the church at 1,sO
for the purpose Of outing the plans OF lle
'-FresbyteriIr United movrm emit thfee
weeks campaign Of educational work VIII
be carried on, during which time II vii
be the effort to acuueint every member
with the full task Of the church. Ine
plan contemplates a complete survey Of the
work at home as well as throughout the
fuesdsy noon at the sheldon. 1t is planned
for a company Of 90 Presbyterian men 20
sit down at noon day luncheon and TO 60
over the work Of the Presbyterian United
The First Presbyterian Aid meets Tues
day afternoon at the church The session
and trustees meet in regular monthly ses-
sion Iuesday evening ne Wednesday eEe-
educational features of the 'Every Member
First Methodist Notes.
Circle No Of the First Methodist church
viii meet with Mrs. 5. H. Patterson. 1903
Montana Tuesday at 2:30 p. m
An EpWOrth league social and business
meeting viii be held at the home Of S. H.
AcMuIen, Kasm0 apartments, corner OF
Boulevard and Virginia streets, Tuesday at
T-45 %. m. Circle No VIII meet at home
OF IL H. EAtLLs 4cNA g-AAl 5L--As5H W
nesday at 2:3O ,. m Circle No. viii meet
with Mrs. W. A Williams, 7oS Wyoming
Friday at 2:30 D. m
WOman's Guild to Meet
The Woman's guid o. re church Of Saint
Clement will meet Monday afternoon In
Kendrick hall The Woman's auxiliary to
the board OF missions will meet Tuesday
afternoon at 2:3O o'clock in Kendrick hall.
Stewards tOMeet.
The stewards Of the Trinity Methodist
church will meet on March to transact the
business of the church. The business meet
ing Of the Woman's Missionary society will
be held in the church parlor Tuesday after
noon at 1880 p. IN Mrs L J. Myers viii
preside Mrs c. Wesley Webdeu viii have
charge Of the scripture reading
Official Board Meeting Tuesday.
meeting OF the First Christian church Of
fetal board viii be held in the church par
Ior. On Wednesday evening the m1dweek
service viii be devoted to the interest Of the
10 Lecture on Prohibition.
Mrs j. A Potter viii deliver a lecture on
national prohbton at the IL o'clock service Of
the FIRST Methodist church sunday
Rev A Z. Boyd, Of the Highland Park
Baptist church. who has been attending the
Fort Worth Baptist meeting VIII return
home Sunday evening and viii preach at
the evening service Of his church Rev. o.
E. Carter viii preach there Sunday morn
ing.
Circles NO. and 4Of the Aid society Of
the East FL Paso Baptist church VIII hold
2 social Friday night, March 6, at 290S
Alameda street.
The ordinary cosS Of a Want Ad in
The FL PasO Herald is 25 cents. 1t
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-28
Conferences Arranged For
Friday at the First
Christian.
Women of the First Presby-
terrain to Hold Special
Meeting.

party OF Sunday school experts who
are touring the western states viii arrive
In FL Paso Friday morning. Arrangements
have been completed for stopover in FL
Paso for one day, and conferences will be
held Friday afternoon and evening at the
First Christian church. The party consists
Of Miss Hazel A. Lewis elementary super
lntendent Of the Bible school department Of
the American Christian Missionary society;
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-28

Miss Cynthia Pearl
Maus, associate edi-
tor Of Bible school
supplies and W. J.
Clarke. adult super
intendent of the BIZ
BILE school depart
ment of the Ameri-
can Christian Mis-
sion airy society.
While the confer
ences have been ar
ranged by the Bible
school workers Of
the First Christian
church. all the Sun
day schools in the
city are expected to
receive whatever
benefit may be de-
rived from the con-
far-a-rn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-28

The ordinary coss Of a Want Hd in
The FL Paso Herald is 25 cents. It
reaches an average Of about $4,000
readers oh issue,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-28


Intervention by United States
That's Nothing to You Compared to That Old Liver or Stomach OF
Yours Which You Gould Have Fixed Up
Bv having the blood circulation restored in it so could
make more Bile to digest your food For the blood made
every part about you and only heal any sore or
cure any disease Irritating up with poSons don't DO any
good as it seems like it doeS for it exhaus the nerves the
more but the new discovered method by Dr. Ira w. Collins
feeds the nerves and they keep the blood circulating and you
can get your tender lungs strengthened and your weak
ewes and appendices and kidney and female organs made
fact everything about you just the blood did when
1t first made you and you will not be rrtated into cancer
of stomach or liver exhausted into consumption or go to
the mad house from irritating drugs alcoholic drinks
Oh it's the new method at the Dr. Still OSteopathlc IN
Urinary that doing the work and only your lite
It's so scientific and reasonable and any disease Don't
say 81 don't see how could me- just go and see and
they will do the rest Their satisfied patients all over the
city, It beats taking poSonS that would kill well man or
having any part of you off for they all made for
your benefit and poor kidney appendix other or
Gan is better than none at all.
DR.. A. 7. STILL 0STEOP ATHIC INFIRFIARY
Ira W. Collins Phy6aapnCne 4vCngaeo A
AInqadA kre Dr. Car
Missouri and ElFa0S& 2 V. Missouri, ElFa'o lex