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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-20

d. CorIey. Leader: evening worship.
] $50. subject, Eternal Investments
Alvah Lee viii conduct the weekly
prayer meeting.
First baptist.
At the First Baptist church. corner
OF AsgOffin avenUe and Virginia
street, Rev J. F. Williams. d. D. pas
tor. the subject Of the morning sermon
OF Sunday viii be Divine Healing Of
the evening sermon. The Sin OF Cain"
sunday school VIII begin at $3.50. Prof
g. =. Putnam. superintendent: B. Y. P
L. sunday evening leader. James Ro-
nero. subject Power for Service, -
prayer meeting Wedn esday evening
at $50. subject. The Second Coming Of
Christ" This viii be a bible reading
followed by short, spirited talks on the
SUBJECT To reach the church. take a
Park or Boulevard-Myrtle car to Vir-
GINA street and 20 one block north
Altura Presbytcrian Church.
At the Altura Presbyterian church
corner Of Idalis and Russell streets,
GrandvleU. Rev w. c. Baber. pastor
sunday services VIII be- Preaching by
the pastord at II a. m and ESQ o m. at
the morning service lIrs. Detwiler will
sing In the afternoon At D. m. Rev.
Fred Hope, q missionary at home on
furlough, VIII give an address. Sunday
school at s;45 a. M. Leonard West. su-
perintenQent a con gre EatiOnaI meet
ing VIII be held al the morning service
20 elect trustees for the chusch; this
viii occupy but a few minutes OF time
austin Park Christian.
At the Austin Park Christian church
corner Of Cebada and Montana streets.
Rev. J. H. Allen. pastor. there will be
services sunday as follows: Bible school
az $3.50 a. m; communion IT 1O:45 and
preaching Al II a. m and 7:30 o. m:
the theme Of the morning discourse
VIII be- The Fruits Of the Spirit" and
OF the evening. The Bible:" Endeavor
at $3.50 D. IN. n. r. Nations. leader. sub
ject, "Favorite Books Of the Bible, and
Why"
Church OF st. Clement
The Sunday and week DAY Lenten
services at the Church Of St Clement
viii be as usual Sunday. with the cell
ebratiou Of the holy communion at 7.3O
o'clock; Sunday school and children's
service 1T s:45 o'clock: morning PRAYER
and sermon ut II O'Clock and evening
prayer and sermon at 7.30 o'clock Rev
Henry Easter, the rector. viii preach at
both services During the week there
VIII be Itany services at 4 o'clock on
Tuesday Thursday and Friday after
moons and evening prayer and sermon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-20

the city which corresponds Hanson
= Congregational church
family but who feel afs 'i burt ahia the minister 1 IS
Rev ". C. he AturaP Presbyterian church.
know nothing til o nssn; happiness and mind than
and Jealousy of tie foul birds Of hell permits
wesley Trinity M6ost church, 'n'''H Of ms soul
destiny What we today and
are today viii decide what shall
tonOrOvRev Wallace
power h. did not hide it. he would force
every one o. US to good and SO produce worthless gOOdnesRe Henry
thought G f...sR 9 as: h p SPis : the ss9t
Rice Of First Christian church.
@e souls member the church, should be
R I' 'f50 E IS o 6 netting ut your heart and hands
al due humility by the God upon your Of
teran church. O''' u 'A' westminster Fes0y
religion good thing for women and children
% tsat It does not meet the needs Of the strong
short Of Christianity really meets the needs of
Would that might be today more heavily
instead of laying farther your treasures riches Of the
the English Lutheran '
believe in divine healing intelligent use
and the physician by therefore all real healing
divine healing whether pray for
prayer worthy recovery depended eIv on the
that Cod VIII intervene directly y to are @n s we
Rev J. F. Williams D. D. Of the First Baptist
indebted and to its individual members to
Of hePfulness time of need faithfully discharge this twfoid
J. H Allen, of Austin Pa Christian church VI "' A
The canvass spiritual development of the
Presbyterian church ' " f'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-20
HARVEST SEEKS EASTERN PULPIT
ORATORS FOR SUMMER CAMPAIGN
Not in the History of the Country Has the Demand Been
So Great For Eastern Ministers to Fill Western
Engagements; Mosque Of s.. Sophia May Be
a Prize For the Christian Churches.

perhaps a cathedral But the question
is. what religious body VIII own it,
What services viii be maintained in it,
II IL is cathedral One more. what
church viii 30 be q cathedral of Whose
bishop viii have his official seat with
I'm liz
The English are leading in the at
tack upon CoustantinOple. VIII st. So
.phia become a cathedral Of the Church
OF Englaud2 The Freuch are helping
England France is OVerW helmiugly
Roman Catholic. but since 1893 its gov
eminent favors-nO church. and its navy
can favor none Russia is also reported
10 be helping VIII St sophia become
a cathedral Of the Russian church2
The distinctive features OF St So
phias interior as changed for Islam
worship, apart from the covering OF the
covering OF the christian paintings. are
six great circular discs OF panels. cheap
affairs at best and inarristic. about -
feet across. bearing in gold Turkish
letters six names These are. in order.
God. MahOmet and four calinhates. To
take down these six panels and do
nothing more would quite change the
great ediflce back to its original APP
pearauce-
Rev. Or. c.. F. Herricl1. for 50 Years
resident in Turkey and now here. a
veteran missionary Of the American
board. retired after many years de-
clares there viii be no massacres OF
christians when ConstantinOple falls.
He says the Turks viii be so SOLICITORS
for their own lives that they viii not
stop 70 take the lives Of other people.
He declares they viii race across the
BOsphorus as fast as they can
The government and most Of the No
hammedan peoples. even the peoples OF
Adrianople, are moving to BrOussa-
This is prosperous and beautiful city
lying on a tableland at the foot OF the
Bithynlan Olympus mountains and
fronting a vast plain OF Anat0lia that is
a garden sDOr OF the world The 0frr--
pus range lies Just south OF the Sea OF
MarmOra- Broussa was the first Turk
ish capital dating as such from 1925
Here were made the plans OF the cam
paign which resulted in European vic
tories. and here lie buried in vast and
most OF them beautiful tombs. six sui
tans. beginning with the greatest Of
all. Osman
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-20
CHICAGO HELPS ENGLAND
IN CHINESE MISSION WORK :

IN CHINESE MISSION WORK
Because the war cut off many sources
Of their income. the British section Of
the Worlds Sunday School association
. through lack Of funds. Appeals came
from both England and China that
schools in Christian missions might not
close. In response $500 was pledged
at a recent meeting or leaders IN chi
cago and cabled at once 10 England for
the work in China The assertion has
determined that the worlds convention
set for Toxic in October. 1915 must be
held on that date, war or no war. The
association believes all VIII be over by
that time, and travel facilities be nor
NAL again
A curious incident has Just occurred
in the great MOslem theological semi
nary, El Azhar. at Cairo. Here 10000
young men are studying to be Moslen
missionaries. many OF them TO 80 10 the
SOudau. in Africa. where there is q race
for position between the crescent and
the cross Rev. stephen Van r Trow-
bridge. who speaks Turkish fluently.
addressed some students Of FL Azhar by
invitation. and out OF the address came
a Bible class for instruction Of MOslem
students in the new testament This is
said to be the first incident Of its kind
American sunday school children are
sending the nickel to provide new tes-
taments for soldiers in European wars
The aim at first was 10 get 100000. but
so many responded that IL is announced
the plan viii be worked a while longer.
even II the 1.000. 600 uickels be exceed
ed. New restaments are now being sup
piled to prisoners. who have plenty Of
time TO read. through the Mberaiity OF
American boys and girls. The Tesla
and even Russia. where many war
prisoners are reported
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-20

~ EOTESTANT ministers whose names
are generally known and who live
4 in Pittsburg, Cleveland. Richmond.
and all cities east OF these, especially in
Washington, philadelphia New York
and Boston. are IL receipt just now Of
Invitations in large numbers TO preach
and speak in middle west. Rocky noun
tain and Pacific coast cities on dates
from June to October next The activ-
ity Of these western cities in getting up
conventions, in planning special SER
vices in their churches. i'm arranging
summer conferences. is beyond any
thing ever known before Many OF the
Early as IL is, the first OF the summer
conference programs have already APP
peared- This year there viii be no
exodus 10 Europe and. therefore, biz
plans are making for crowds from the
east. The eastern conferences ike
wise make public expectation OF crowds
from the west and south Chautauquas
are springlng up i'm vast numbers Rail-
roads are Offering stOpOver privileges
churches in eastern cities are figuring
as excursion party managers, many Of
them getting their own transp or-a tlOn
free or al reduced rates, and booking
their. congregations in the mass for
special train parties.
The Invitations to these eastern min
listers OF note are coming from all coast
and Rocky mountain cities. Seattle and
Los Angeles leading. but middle west
and Mississippi cities, whose pastors
want famous preachers for their pulpits
on Sundays this summer. include almost
all from minneapolis south 70 New Or
leans
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-20
DlRKEN GRAY
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Changes Gray Hair to a Dark
Even Shade.

Don't look old look young-so IL
your hair is wiz Cnn. falling. gray.
srreaked with gray, faded. dry. prema-
To ely gray. simply shampoo hair a. D.
scalp a Few times with Q-Ban Hair
Color Restorer. Your gray hair wil
then be beautifully darkened, lustroU-.
soft. fresh, way. with that dark lus-
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fascinating and attractive Also stops
itching scalp and falling hair and
promotes its growth Q-Ban is 80
a dye. but acts on the roots so the
gray hair is so evenly I'd beautifully
darkened that no one can tell il has
been used. Q-Bcn is not stick or
messy harmless. big 7-oz- bottle only
soc. Kelly & Pollard and Peoples
Drug Store. Fl Pls0. Tex out Oh own
people supplied b. maiL-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-20

Wednesday night at 7-s5 o'clock The
church is on the corner OF Montana and
Campbell streets The music for the
morning and evening service follows:
Morning Prayer-Processio GLORY
Be TO Jesus" H. Lahee-
Venite, MendelssOhu.
Gloria Patrf. Mendelssohu-
Benedict. MacFarlane.
Benedictus. Jackson.
Sermon Hymn. "Conuuering Kings
Their Titles Take Thibaut
DOxoloEy. Bourgeois
Offertory anthem, Blessed Jesu, "
from Stabat Mater, DvOrak
Presentation OF Aims. Humfrey-
RecessiOncl. Filing Out the Banner.
Let It Float" J. 3. Calkiu-
Evening prayer-Processiona Hail
Thou once Despised Jesus, Haydn.
Gloria Patri Clemens
Nunc Dimittis. Clemens
Nunc Demittis. Clemens.
Prayer hymn. The sun Is Sinking
Fast. the Daylight Dies H :. Irors-
Sermon hymn. When Our Heads Are
Bowed With Woe r Redhead
DoxolOgy, Bourgeois.
Offertory. duct. Though Your Sins
Be AS Scarlet" CDOane). II H Lemen,
n. H MacCallum.
Presentation OF Aims. Humfrey-
occasional, 20 Lamb Of God. Still
Keep Ne" F. c. Maker.
Evangelical Lutheran Church.
Tho service at 1109 san Antonio street
win be conducted in German and will
begin ut 1880 4 M Sunday shcool,
both English and German classes. be-
gins at 9-45 a. m Rev. Paul G. Birk-
mann, pastor. SIS Hutton street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-20
ing others to the never seasing fountain

ing others TO the never Seasing fountain
Of life.
No Pride in ChIhuahuItn.
No man is ever ashamed OF his work
citizen is ever ashamed OF his city or
nation We boast of Fl PasO with all
its wonderful opportunities and Yet We
cannot point with pride to TIE condi-
tons as they exist in Csihuahuita- As
q nation we glory in the achievement az
Panama but regret the situation as .
exists from time to time In Culebra
cut We are the heirs Of the ages. Sci
Cnce has taught US how to live and how
90 protect life. Shame thrice shame
upon Us. for the revelations that have
been made and the manner in which We
use them. We honor our lawyers, we
love and esteem the physician and we
look at times Of deepest distress to the
messenger Of the glad tidings" for
consolation. but however sad It may be
we are ashamed OF the actions Of some
of our colleagues.
There is lawgiver whose law is
'---. a physician whose one desire is to
fOI ever the sin-Sick soul. q prophet
o. mercy and peace who never turns
s--y ore away and who has never been
known to fail He spoke and woman
was made whole, the lepers were
cIeansed. the blind saw the beauties OF
Gods creation. and the dead responded
to the touch Of his hand and the music
OF mis- voice.
All Want Peace.
We are all anxious TO be the mes
sengers Of glad tidings.' No one would
be ashamed TO be the herald Of the
good news that peace again overshad-
owed Europe and our neighbors to the
south we're again living in harmony.
How mankind would rejoice II such
cable should be flashed 70 US from the
powers that are at war
Gospel Il Power.
The gospel Of Christ is the power OF
God. The almighty power Of the ev-
erlasting father is reaching out through
his son TO save all mankind. He IS
abundantly able; he has never failed;
he is waiting for you and for me 10
own our allegiance 70 him and go forth
in his power to save men All power
is given to me in heaven and in earth
Go ye. 10 am with you always unto
the end of the world"
Regardless of all the evidence that
we have Of Gods power. love and mer-
cy. il seems strange that so many men
should glory in the things that should
make them ashamed. and are ashamed
Of the things in which they should
glory. "As a man thinketh in his heart
so he is"
Would that the church OF Jesus
Christ would glory more and more in
her master God give Us men. strong
men. fearless men. men who believe In
the power Of right. men who can say
with the apostle: God forbid that
should glory save in the cross OF our
lord. Jesus Christ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-20
Prayer for Peace VIII
Be Offered Sunday in
All Catholic Churches

New York. March 20.-The text of the
peace prayer which Pope Benedict Nv.
mas dlrec-eu shall be offered in Catho-
lie churches on Passion Sunday. has
try. 1t follows.
~Dismayed by the horrors Of a war
which Is bringing ruin 10 peoples and
nations, we turn. o Jesus. 10 thy most
loving heart as TO our last hope. o
God Of Mercy. wilh tears we invoke
thee TO end this fearful scOurge. O king
OF peace We humbly implore the peace
for which we long. From thy. sacred
heart thou didst shed forth over the
ward divine Chart SO that discord
might end and love s=-une might reign
amuHg men. During thy life on earth
tny heart beat with tender COMPASSION
FOR the sorrows of men: in this hour
made terrible with burning hate with
blOOdShed and with slaughter. once
more may thy divine heart be moved to
pity Pity the countless mothers IN
anguish for the fate Of their sons: pity
the numberless families now bereaved
OF their fathers; pity Europe over which
brOodS such havoc and disaster. Do
thou inspire rulers and peoples with
counsels OF meekness do thou heal the
ulscOrQS tnat tear the nations asunder-
thou who didst shed they precious blood
that they might live as brothers. bring
men together once more in loving har-
mOnF- And as once before to the cry
OF the Apostle Peter Save US Lord We
perish. thou didst answer with words of
mercy. and didst still the raging waves
so now deign 10 hear our trustful pray
er. and give back to the world peace
and tranquility.
And do thou. o most Holy Virgin.
as iu other things Of sore distress. be
nov our help. our proJec,Iou and our
safeguard Amen"
The prayer was composed by his holt
ness Il is accompanied by decree
from Cardinal Gasparri. secretary OF
state for the vatican. prescribing in de-
tail the form Of services for Passion
sunday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-20

ner Of Montana and Stanton streets.
first reader 5. T. Shirley will have for
his subject. Natter Sunday services
begin at II a m; Sunday school at
80 a. m; Wednesday evening testimo-
NAL meeting at S o'clock.
Grand View Baptist.
At the Grand View Baptist mission.
Idalia and AIyIes streets. Rev. s L. Hol-
lowsy missionary. Sunday shcooI viii
be held at 3 o. M. r. n Denman. su-
perintendent. This is Highland Park
day;" a large delegation is expected
from the Highland Park Baptist sun
day school; m-dweek prayer service
Thursday at 1880 D. m, J. A. TWlgEs.
leader. subject. The Sword Of the
Spirit" Aid and Missionary meeting
Friday at $3.50 ?. n
Highland Park Methodist.
At the Highland Park Methodist
church Rev. Wallace K. Evans. pastor.
Sunday services viii be- Sunday
shcooL 9.45 a. m. c ". Brett, superin-
tendent; morning worship. Il a. m, sub
jet. The Homeland Mrs. J. r. Bur
ton viii sing The Homeland" al this
service; Epworth league at $50 p. m,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-20

sFOr I mn not ashamed of the Eos-
pei OF Christ; for Il II the power CT
God unto salvation to everyone that he
lieveth; to the Jew first, and also to
the Greek
TITLE gospel Of Jesus Christ is the
greatest power in the world. The
- Spirit Of the Master as lived in
the hearts of men is unseen yet ire
sistable. The result Of the lives Of Sod's
children are everywhere manifested.
The greater the civilization the more
powerful the nation, and the higher
their ideals. the more potent is Christi
anity. It does not destroy. but it Gre
ates, it does not discourage but inspires.
it does not lead 10 paths OF ruin and
desoIation but the fathers way always
has and always viii lead men into
higher and holier places, with more
marvellous opportunities to uplift men
and thus serve God.
It is difficult to find a human being
who has not been ashamed Of some act
in his own life. Almost every great
achievement Of man has had its day
and then been succeeded by some new
discovery or invention that has partly
or totally eclipsed IL. History. both
secular ana reuElOuS. are replete with
crimes committed by every nation on
earth, that are not only a disgrace to
the nations. but an insult to their
creator.
One Perfect Character.
The world has had but one perfect
character. Jesus Christ Of whom even
his enemies could only ask in surprise:
Why, what hath he doneT and when
pressed for their verdict could only re-
ply. Never man spake like this man"
7 find no fault in this man" The gos-
pei Of Christ as taught by the Master
and practiced by the true follower Of
the king is unique. stands in a class en-
tirely Of its own. and can never be
equaled or succeeded by any invention
Of man for its power and source are
beyond the realms OF man. they are in
finite and divine. The gospel alone has
stood the test Of the ages and meets the
demands Of all classes and conditions Of
men Today its rays shine more re-
splendent than ever before and il shall
continue TO grow in beauty and glory
until time shall be no more. For 'EIeav-
en- and earth shall pass away but the
macter's promise is: the gospel shall
remain forever"
Should Never BE Ashamed.
Can YOU imagine Paul at Romeo
Rome. that is not only a law unto her
self but unto the WORLD The nation 2
that TO all outward appearances is in !
vincible. There he stands the represen-
tative Of n comparatively new teaching /
disregarded because Of its origin with I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-20
Bible Stories Are
Made Interesting
To Small Students

Bible stories have to be simplified
for children. but when they are told in
simple language that can easily be
understood the children grow very
fond Of them and love to hear them.
The bible stories begin in the primary
class Of the Altura Presbyterian sun
day school and are Illustrated with
pictures and charts that make them
more Interesting to the children. In
the boys primary class at the Altura
Presbyterian sunday school are the
following pupils:
Jack Raines.
James Grace.
Charles Herr.
EVOn Lee.
Lawson Watkins
Atrs. Leonard West is the sunday
school primary class teacher.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-20

the lowly Nazarene. desp:sed because
he is q Jew. and yet in reality the am
bassadOr Of the kings OF kings sent
TO Rome with love to those who are in
different and perhaps even enemies of
his lord and master Unsought. scOrued,
rejected and yet not ashamed. How
can this be-
Paul Heard a Voice.
Paul knew in whom he believed. He
went to Dana sous to conquer and. 10,
on the way he heard q voice, he saw
vision. he is henceforth known as Paul.
not only a changed name but a changed
creature in Christ Jesus. Instead Of
numbering the followers Of the lamb he
is now willing TO he murdered for the
sake Of the savior
This is true OF men today. When
they hear the call and come into touch
with the shepherd OF Israel they be
come new creatures. with higher ideals
nObler Inspirations and a spirit filled
life that can only be satisfied by lead
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-20

Isaiah 11s1-a.

And there shall come a rod out Of the
stem Of Jesse. and a branch shall grow
out OF his roots.
And the spirit OF the Lord shall rest
upon him. the spirit OF wisdom and un-
derstandins. the spirit OF counsel and
might. the spirit Of knowledge and Of
the fear OF the Lord:
And shall make him Of quick under
standing I'm the fear OF the Lord: and
he shall not Judge after the sight OF his
eyes, neither reprOve after the hearing
OF his ears
But with righteousness shall he judge
the poor and reprove with equity for
the meek or the earth; and he shall
smite the earth with the rod Of his
mouth. and with the breath OF his lips
shall he slag the wicked.
And Righteousness shall be the girdle
OF his lions. and falthfulness the girdle
Of his reins.
The wolf also shall dwell with the
lamb and the leopard shall lie down
with the kid; and the calf and the
young lion and the failing together:
and little child shall lead them.
Ana the COW and the bear shall feed /:
their young ones shall lie down togeth-
or; and the lion shall eat straw like
the OK:
And the sucking child shall play on
the hole OF the asp. and the weaned
enid shall put his hand on the cocka-
trice's den.
They shall not hurt nor destroy in all
my holy mountain: for the earth shall
oe tuu OF The knowledge OF the Lord.
as the waters cover the sea.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-20
RETURNED MISSIONARY TO TELL
Of CHURCH WORK IN DARK AFRICA

Rev Fred Hope to Occupy First Presbyterian Church
Pulpit Sunday Morning to Deliver Message From Far
Lands Efficiency and Membership Campaigns in
Two Churches Are Being Pushed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-20
INFLANED ECZEMA
ON WHOLE BODY
Red and UnsightIy. Terrible Burn
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Aggravated, Cuticura Soap and
Ointment Healed in One Month.

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I tried remedies and liquid sulphur.
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They afforded relief in one week after using.
and the eczema was healed In one month
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-20

Special Table de HOte Dollar Dinner
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p- m Advertisement
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Highland Park lIcthodist.
Sentence Sermons by Ell Paso Ministers

The pilgrims life is OHneying along seeking
which to Hanson Of II
- Congregational