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World's cresset., 1915-12-02
Chicago, Nov. p, 1915
Dear Bro. Garrett,


Dear Bro. Garrett,
Just got in from little trip a.
round town getting subscription
for lovely Crcssct. Saw old Bro.
Hubbart down at old John O's
school in south end of town,
The squirrels we're hard after
him p,or'nut. The has got
him sad IL is, Bro. Garrett splen"
did young man from Scott so
wild eyed. ! weep bitter sault
tears like ocean water. wear
mess of the flesh say ] struggl'
ling for theesas and wheE
there is 81 much in the world &c
do why don't he get Job on laun-
dry wagon? Lots JOBS going heg
giDg.
J Bro. Goodwin is good mason,
Bro. Garrett. He is strong for
friendship fraternity and fumpl'
idumpy or Interchangeable.
Shame to the bro. good mason
Though be is, love the brc, and
wish to uphold him as strong
should uphold hands Of tAem
that arc week as il is said one
shall chase d thousand and a.
pair shall put len thousand to
flight. Or aOmthing or otler
like that I lost me Shakespear.
Bro. Goodwin now is subscrib.
er to lovely Cresset and cant
wait each week for it to come to-
hand he Genes to me says Bro,
, Orr has dear Cresset came, nc
says he says Bro. Garrett
ought 10 publish it earlier iE
week not keep US all waiting.
He likes your advice 10 young
girls he is laaylike young mar.
But shame 70 the bro. for going
to see that rotten show Sinners
at Princess, shame again say l..
He is disrespectable. 49,.
Bro, Garret ! argued with man
!" the other day about tWo-mar
theory lie said if two man theo.
fry is right then why did the a
q mighty make two men wasen I
the first good enough u why
e didn't he do good job at tirst |
IT told him ! didnt know but
d knew you would, You told me tt
' ask any questions, Please answ
% er this one in your columns,
= Man is waiting at the phone
u for answer now | told him yor
'e would print answer in mex,
is Thursdays Cresset. He viii
watch for it. Say a kind word to
~ Bro. Goodwin Bro Garrett, He
- is as | said good mason and
t loves all other masons.
le With heartful of unadalterated
:. affection,
E. B.O.
Bro. Coed win don't think hard
of Bro. Orr we must allow a
=. lite for him be is a good fellow
World's cresset., 1915-12-02
ANSWER TO QUESTION
NO. GS.
Continued from Page 3,


given unto me they gave to me
and Barnaoas the right hand of
fellowship; that we should 90
nnto the heather and they unto
the circumcision" (Gal. , --7-9)
Two gospels. The gospel of
circumcision to Peter for the
lsraelites. Yet with all these
facts before them the one man
theory preacher will preach that
there is but one gospel, one way,
! with the whole Bible against
them. And get mad when you
undertake to show them the
truth. Christ said to his Apos
Ties especially to Peter "ye are
the light of tie world DO men
light a candle and put it under a
bushel or on a candlestick." So
Peter was the candlestick that
was to hold mp the eospe! of cir
cum .ision. Here we have the
one candlestick. And Paul was
the other candlestick that was &c
hold up the gospel of unclrcum'
cision to the Gentle for Christ
said to him please read;
But rise and stand upon thy
feet: for | have appeared untt
thee for this purpose to make
thee a minister and a witness
both of these things which tho,
hath seen and of those things
IN the which | will appear unit,
thee;
Delivering thee from the peopl
and from the Gentiles unit
whom now lsend thee,
TO open their eyes and to tur
. them from darkness to light an
from the power of Satan unt
God that they may receive fol
; agivenneSS of sin and inheritanC
:among them which are sanclif
ed by faith that is in me-
n (Acts. 26-16-l7 -l~,A
is Here is the other candlesticl
,e that holds the light FOR tt
1T fGentiles. With those Bible fac,
st before us, we believe it
h. sufficient proof to the two leave
At gates that is spoken of in OF
N Text to be opened by Cyrus II
id anointed of God. And let TT
" reader never forget that The
IS have a priveledge to ask az
y Bible question or any questit
" pertaining to the Bible that the
II. may see fit and it will be answe
Of ed in the greatest OF pleasure.
World's cresset., 1915-12-02
LOCAL LORE.

Locals, this week is Crowded
cut, with other matter.
Mr.. Woody Bruton is still on
the sick list.
The Colony people had tine
thanksgiving services, And Mrs.
Moore united in the Church.
Subscribe for the CRESSET if
you want to know the truth OF
ahe Bible,
Mrs. l., u, Caudla paid this
Office visit on last Friday, Her
health is no. the best.
We have many who read the
CEEssET to dav to set the truth
of the Bible,
Mr., killion the son-in' law OF
Judge Bruton had a very sick
i. child on last Saturday night and
s. Sunday, We have not heard
since how it is getting.
\ There was a fine Baptl-lng a.
The Colony on last Sunday at .
.t O'Clock large crowd in atten
dance. Mrs, Moore from Arcad;
!, Kansas was baptized
On last Sunday at II. O'CLOCK
the Ed, preached at Pleasant Hi
. 20 very Interesting audience.
e: When you help the CRASSE.
al 20 a subscription you are heIpins
as to spread the truth.
D Meeting at the Caudle Gro7
~, IN the Colony Tabernacle, ever.
-, Thursday night, Saturday nigh
-, and Sunday at II and at " o'c!oc'
g. Cone ali who lore to hear th
Truth.
We have farm in our list TO
sale, of 100 acres laying in Tea
County in Township oL Hange l.
As cheap as dirt itself. If an
th one desire 9 good home call
IN the CRESSET Ol'FitE or write
Al at Mt. Grove Mo. r. 3 Caud.
III Grove for particulars.
World's cresset., 1915-12-02

pleasure by the plutocratlc
plunderers while they plan other
scare crows.
Once there was 3 poor man
who had no food and scanty
raiment, and not far away was a
certain rich man who had scads
of food. clothing and money.
This poor man journeyed up
to the pack door of the rich
mans mansion and after taking
OF his hat and going through the
other usual foolery he said Mr..
Dives? | am hungry, | want to
eat, | have no money, can you
accom0dat. me. Dives said moth
ing doing there are whole
| families in your fix. | cannot
feed them all, without my profit.
Dives said nothing about the
line between Greece and Egypt
or Turkey and Pixies Peak. HIS
obiection was that he would not
receive the usual profit.
/ Then profit is the bone OF
contention, or dividing line, be
tween the lords and laborers,
between dives and the poor man
Dives was bu usiness success
and by accumulating property
"whict Was produced by labor,
through profit. He obtained his
wealth. Think of 50 of our sue
cessful, business men, who have
an annual income, Of one mlll.or
dollars and over. The STATE
lines, are no barrier to them, =
Dives vii, not let our poor hav
food and clothing sufficient. be
cause more profit. can be obtain
J ed from the nations at war. HOY
= quick the national lines wants
y when dives, want to invade, BE
gium or France from German
or j, D. Divesfeller want to in
e wade Colorado, and masacree tn
i laoorers and children, of Lud 'o'
I from 26 Broad way n. Y.
This line has been called a gu
y that divide the rich from til
The effect of division in tt
ranks of labor is made mantle.
- - in the European war. Divide
they fall, before the arch enem
profit. The waring nations, al
- invaded by the merchandise
our captains of industry, for I'll
sake of profit, and no heed
placed or the boundary line.
~ The Morgan's do not recogni
:. - a boundary line. They a
preying on the workers of Il
world. -Thos. Coonc,
)r
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-02

TELEPHONE CALL REVEALS
MURDER AND A SUICIDE

Philadelphia, Pa. March "A couple
who had registered at a leading hotel
as Charles G. St Clair and wife, New
York, were found dead in their room
Monday night, after a telephone call
from New York, asinE whether there
had been an accident at the hotel,
caused an investigation to be made.
When the man on the New York end
of the wire was given a description OF
the dead woman. he exclaimed that she
was his wife. added that he would come
to Philadelphia Immediately, and hung
up the telephone receiver.
The wOman's body was found in the
bathtub with two bullet wounds and
that of her companion was on the floor
of the sleeping apartment. In his bend
he clutched a revolver with three empty
shells, indica ting, the police say, that
be shot the woman and then ended his
own life
According to Mrs. st. Clair. who was
reached by telephone in New York late
at night, she received a. letter from her
husband Monday in which stated that
the name of the woman he was with
was Edna Totter. He declared, she
said, that he was stricken with re-
morse and intended to end it all.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-02
CLIMBS BETWEEN FREIGHT
CARS; LEFT LEG CUT OFF

J. II. Herman, who resides at 1913
MagOffin avenue and works for II.
Lesnskey company, was run over by a
westbound Galveston, Harrisburg d
San Antonio train about p. m. Mon
day, suffering the loss OF his left leg
below the knee. The accident happened
near the intersection Of Main and Santa
Fe streets.
Mr.. Herman, it is stated, attempted
TO pass through between the cars
while the train was in motion. AS he
was climbing through his foot slipped
and he was thrown to the track. His
body fell outside the rail but the wheel
OF a Ger passed over his left leg almost
completely severing it The foot was
also crushed.
Mr.. Herman was hurried to Hotel
Dieu, where ne was given medical at
tention and where the leg was ampu-
tated.
While endeavoring to board train
No. 10 in the G. II. q s. A. yards Mon
day midnight, while it was moving,
Dave Hamilton, of San Francisco, re
ceived a bad fall sustaining a bruised
knee and a couple of small scalp
wounds. He was given medical atten-
ton at the station.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-02
AVERY DEFENDS
QUARANTINE ACT
Sanitary Chairman Says the
Hoof and Mouth Disease
Means Ruin For All.

Tho rigid quarantine recently made
effective i'm an order Of Gov. j. j.: fei-
rusou is necessary TO guard e Aa3
AGAINST any chances Of the hoof ana
mouth disease making its appearance
i'm the state. The quarantine, thouSh
coming as a hardship, is generally
favored by cattlemen from all parts o.
the state. This is the opinion eA
pressed by j. II. Avery. chairman Oh
The state sanitary board, VINO Is az
tending the convention from Fort
Worth. ..,.
'The absolute paralysis Of the cattle
industry i'm Texas, with losses runhIhs
into the millions, was threatened WheH
the governor issued the quarantine de-
cree" said Mr.. Avery.
..For DAYS prior TO issuing the order
the sanitary board had received dozens
Of telegrams asking what we were go
ing to do. Then the disease appeared
i'm Kansas and the taking Of immediate
and drastic action became necessary. OI
the hundreds Of cattlemen L nave
talked with since the order was issued
can recall but two who have not
heartily favored the quarantine.
Railroads Favor It.
Representative of nearly every rail-
road fin the state have called upon me
and have stated that they favor the
action. The railroads are vitality at
fected by the quarantine but they real
lie that IL was necessary Another
thing: the quarantine is put on at a
time when there are less shipments
than at nearly any other time during
the year. DR. I. J. Allen, the inspector
in charge, has heartily endorsed the
quarantine. .-
ance in Texas the loss would be enor-
nous. Every loan would be promptly
cancelled and the authorities would De
practically poWerless. IN the east ana
central west the farms are small ana
specific districts can be guarded. on
the huge ranges. however, the disease
would spread so quickly that the Whole
state would be contaminated almost be-
fore the first case had been reported.
Saw a COW should contract the disease
and die. A providing coyote would feed
on the carcass and could cOntaminate
whole herds in the space Of few days.
The disease is violent and is spread by
g apparently trivial agencies.
Guard the Rivers.
"a rigid guard will be maintained
along the border. The sheriff Of every
county along the line has been notified
Of the order and I am now making ar
engagements to notify the state ranger
captains.
''As to how long the quarantine win
remain effective no one can say. II
is our earnest hope that the federal
authorities will be able to stamp out
the disease at an early date. Just as
soon as It Is safe the quarantine in
Texas viii be raised. I may add that
Charles Ballard, president Of the New
Mexico board has assured me Of his
and assistance in the quar-
antine"
Mr.. Avery was accompanied to FL I
Paso by W. A. Wallace, chief inspector I
Of the board, who comes from Fort /
Worth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-02
ALBUQUERQUE IS
HERE WITH BELLS
New Mexico Special Brings
Main Army to Fight For
the 1916 Convention.

I. AlbuquerQue's delegation to the
stockmeu's convention. ESQ strong and
travelling in d special train Of eight
cars, pulled into the Union station at
o'clock Tuesday morning. The big dele
cation was met at the station by del
egation of corral bosses and lined up
for the march to headquarters. The
Albuquerque band led the procession,
which paraded the principal streets be-
fore the delegation halted at the head
quarters at the Hotel PasO del NOrte
Besides the hotel headquarters, Albu-
querque has established headquarters in
the lobby OF the First National bank
and in Charles z. Hunts offices in the
bank building.
Albuquerque comes here with the
largest single delegation and with in
vitatiOns to the cattlemen from both
the city and state officials and the gov
ernor, who viii arrive here Wednesday,.
Legislative Committee.
committee from the New Mexico
state legislature and a personal repre-
sentative Of the mayor Of Albuquerque
arrived on the New Mexico special. Sen
atOr Isaac Barth represents the upper
branch of the legislature and represen-
tatiVes r. 3. Rutherford T. w. Holland,
A A. Sena, J. NJ. CasaUs, T. o. Blood
and DR.. Veal represent the house. Some
days ago the legislature passed a. resO-
luton appointing the committee espe-
cially to visit El Paso and invite the
Panhandle convention to gather in Al
bUquerQue in 1916. Gov. ". c. McDon-
aid will come Wednesday.
Albuquerque is represented by judge
George r. Craig, special representative
OF mayor y. H. Boatright. Besides the
representative of the mayor, Frank Nc
Kee, vice president, and Thomas A.
Egan. secretary, of the Albuquerque
Commercial club. arrived on the special.
J. r. Galusha, deputy United States
marshal, and George Arnot were among
those who arrived on the special. a. n.
Morgan, staff representative Of the Al
buquerque Morning Journal, was an
other member Of the party. J. II. COOns
general agent for the Mutual Life In
surance company for New Mexico and
Arizona, is also here.
Part of the delegation, cattlemen
from SocorrO and Magdalena, arrived
Monday. This section of the delegation
was in charge of W r Morley. Most
of the delegation is stopping at the
Hotel Paso del Norte, where the entire
ball room on the top floor has been re-
served for their use. During the morn
ing concerts by the Albuquerque band
were given in the hotel lobby and on
the streets.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-02
To Put on Flesh
And Increase Weight

Most thin people eat from four to SIX
pounds of good solid fat-making food
every day and still do not increase IN
weight one ounce, while on the other
hand many of the plump, chunky folks
eat very lightly and keep gaining all
is the nature of the individual 1t
isn't Natures way at all.
Thin folks stay thin because their
powers of assimilation are defective
They absorb just enough Of the food
they eat to maintain life and a sem
blance Of health and strength. Stuffing
won't help them. a dozen meals a day
won't make them gain single stay
there" pound. All the fat-prOducing
elements of their food just stay in the
intestines until they pass from the
is something that will prepare these
fatty food elements so that their blood
can absorb them and deposit them all
about the body-sOmething too, that
viii multiply their red blood cOrpuscles
and increase their 0loods carrying
power.
For such q condition I always recon-
mend eating a Sargol tablet with every
meal Sargol is not, as some believe, a
patented drug. but is a scientific COM
bination OF six Of the most effective
and powerful flesh building elements
known 70 chemistry. 1t Is absolutely
and a single tablet eaten with each
meal often has the OBJECT of increasing
the weight Of a thin man or woman
from tree 10 five pounds a week. Sar-
COL is sold by A. q. Ryan and other
good druggists everywhere on a posf-
tive guarantee Of weight increase or
money back.-AdYcrtisem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-02
Hen Threatens to Lay
Dozen Eggs at Once;
No "Eggs-aggeration'

Socorro, N NJ, March u. A. Lowe
had a hen. It was a good hen that laid
yard eggs that needed no Gambling.
She was a robust hen of the good old
Plymouth Rock type and she was bat
ting 1000 a day in the barnyard league
with her egg.
One day Mr.. Lowe, who is an attOr-
ney as well as a chicken faucier, no.
ticed that she was ailinE and under
took, with the assistance of Rev. J. NJ.
Gardner, his neighbOr. 20 perform an
operation for appendicitis, as the hen
showed all the symptoms of this styl-
ish malady.
When an incision was made in the
hens body cavity, it was discovered
that she contained 10 perfectly formed
eggs and another that had not yet
formed a shell. Attorney Lowe believes
that she was making a cold storage"
out Of herself and had planned to lay
an even dozen eggs at a time when
eggs were selling for four bits a
dozen. She will recover.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-02
so YOU MAY KNOW:

We call attention to an article ap-
pearing I'm the FL Paso Herald February
-I-wesk end issue, and relating to the
revocation OF 81 permits for liquor
licenses for the City Of FL Paso, and
County.
That the permits were issued as
stated in the article and subsequently,
revoked by our present Comptroller, We
have every reason to believe
But to whom We're they issued2 The
article says-a Brewery in FL Paso was
responsible, but fails to name the Brew
cry
There IS a vast difference betwixt
the significance Of the word Brewery
and Brewery Agency-beer depot, beer
agency, etc, and vastly more so in the
operating expenses thereof.
There are several socalled Brewery
Agencies-beer depOts, in FL Paso; but
only one Brewery-5THE Ell PASO
BREWING ASSN. SUCRS, and we in
charge want Il expressly understood
TINT we had nothing whatsoever to do
with the permits in question. We were
fully aware (having been officially no
titled before hand) that the CITY Of FL
Paso would be entitled to few extra
permits, account scholastic population,
but refused to make application for any
of the new ones believing it our duty
TO protect and enhance the interest Of
our friends and customers already en-
gagged in the liquor business.
We have the greatest respect for q
gentleman and business man no matter
what his vocation; we do not believe
i'm the establishment Of saloons in every
alternate building in this or any other
City.
we are a home concern, incorporated
and doing business under the laws OF
the State Of Texas. We demand the
protection Of such laws and by reason
thereof Cf no other) it is our aim to
follow and uphold the dignity Of such;
Furthermore we believe in the right to
let live as to live. We believe in the
enforcement of all moral and physical
laws and above this the law Of truth
and loving justice to all.
Very respectfully,
FL PnsO Brewing Assn. Sucrs.
ADVERTISEMENT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-02
GLOBE MILLS TEAM
WINS AT BOWLING

Globe Mills team gained a few points
on WestOn's team in the Industrial
league bowling matches on the Cactus
alleys Monday night. Globe Mills took
two of three games from the Ell PasO
Laundry five while the Cement Plant
proved a stumbling block for the league
leaders
Ray Smith of the Laundry team was
in great form, topping 215 in the
first game for the high score Of the
match. His sol was the high agCre-
gate. For the winning team, Fowler
had both the high total with 522 and
the high single went to Campbell with
GOA
Cement Plant grabbed the first two
games from WestOn's team but fell
down in the third contest and the eat
ing house boys landed on top BY a
good margin. The Cement Plant took
the aggregate for the three games by
only seven pins. Binford rolled the
high single Of the match, 2I1. while
aggregate hOnors went to HinsdaIe
with $40.
The Federal 1eague rol1e +oDiobt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-02
WILLARD AND COMPANY TO
BE SEEN AT LOCAL THEATER

n Is annOUnced that on Thursday
night Jess Willard, Walter Monahan,
Jim Savage Tex O'ROurke, Jim Flynn
and other pUgilistic celebrities in FL
PasO with col" Tom Jones at the
head, win give an athletic exhibition at
the Texas Grand theater. Jones will ex-
plain his work Of selecting unframed
men and bringing them to a state of
high physical efficiency, and this will
be demonstrated by the man who says
that he will be the "heavyw cham
pion of the world after he meets Jack
Johnson. who now enjoys the distinc-
tiOn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-02
Bakers of New York
Use Plaster of Paris;
1t Makes Bread Light

Boston, Mass, March Bakers Of
New York and this city use plaster Of
paris in making their bread, according
to a report by the board of health to
mayor Curley- The addition of this
ingredient and ammonium chloride, the
report said. makes the bread much
larger and lighter and is not injurious
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-02
NEW FAIRGROUNDS DIRECTOR
ACCEPTS AND COMING MARCH

J. II. Stine, of Seattle, Wash, who
was recently appointed superintendent
Of recreation for the school play
grounds, has wired the school board
that he has given two weeks notice
to his present employers and will ar
rive in FL Paso about March 25.
1t is expected that when he arrives
he viii be given entire charge of the
appropriation for recreation purposes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-02

BICYCLE, MOTORBIKE AND BT,TTER
are STOLEN ny PETTY rlEIrrr-rr

David Fierro was arrested SATURDAY
night on a charge Of stealing a. bicvcIe
He is said to have been caught in The
act Of taking the wheel from in front
of the Gem saloon, 206 South FL Paso
street
a motorcycle disappeared from the
hallway Of the Lerner shoe store SAT-
urday night.
Clifford Bros. reported the theft Of a
case Of butter from in front Of their
grocery establishment, on Overland
street, Saturday afternoon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-02
RAILROAD COMMISSION TO
HOLD HEARINGS IN DALLAS

Austin, Tex, March 2-Tne rail-
road commission today issued an order
changing the place from Austin to
Dallas, for holding the hearing on the
application of the railroads for an in
crease in freight rates the increase
asked FOR being about IS percent over
the present rates. The hearing will
commnCe March 4.