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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-26


Millions Acres and Has 10000 1efo1mdu
Bulls the Native CoW-Queer Bzhe Cowboy
Who MTh ered Beef
Lands
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-13
Sentence Sermons by Ell Paso Ministers

1.-THE Jesus worthy investigation Iofest
intellect the claims of the infinitely
foundations faih time when Christians
InoYable chuhs
F. Williams, D. D, the
a for his is
evil Therefore
suit Of Inanhn E Abbott, of the Westminster Presbyterian
your JOY in this and your
eternal destiny depends this
at the East FL PasO Baptist church.
wasth member him. by miracles
devaions physician
Baptist
every worthy spirit the
workers be conscious Of nOtRev the First
church
@s that you all pattern
according pattern given
by Christ
J. " Dunn, of the Church of Christ
to equip ourselves with
strength for bees life and
Bnknann, Of the Evangelical Lutheran church.
Y. NJ c. A program under the leadership of
strong r Christian meeting
demands Of all classes L
street, the Presbyterian
The pOndered prob
beginning understanding"
conclusion 1000 odd old still hOldsRev Miles
yTegational
lacking faith as in courageRev T. H
Allen of Austin Park Christian
Any IOdhOpper can destroy the
painting many years prOduce-Rev " C.
BaN@r Of the Atura Presbyterian
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-13
EVERYBODY NEEDS
PURE, RICH BLOOD

Pure blood enables the stomach. liver and
other digestive organs 70 do their work
properly without f. they are sluggish.
there IS loss OF appetite. sometimes faintness.
a dsranged state OF the intsstinss. and. IN
general. all the symptoms Of dyspepsia
Pure blood is required By every organ OF
the body for the proper performances OF its
functions
Hoods sarsaparilla makes pure blood. and
this is why II IS 50 successful IN the treat
meut OF so many diseases ard ailments II
acts directly on the blood. Kidding Il OF
scroful0us and other humorE II is a De
culiar combination OF blood-purifying, nerve
toning, nEsrh-giving substances Get II
today--AdveFtisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-13
WAS CONFINED
TO HER BED
Almost All The Tine For Two Or
Three Years. Suffered Dreadful
Pains. Praises Cardui.

Townsville, y. C.-8Irs. J. ". veach,
OF R. F. D. 1, Of this place. writes.
About Is years ago, I was confined
to my bed almost all the time for two
OF three years. and suffered agony dur
ing that time. I suffered dreadful
pains in my hips. and head and in the
abdomen I seemed to suffer all over.
and I felt would welcome death.
could not sleep at night and was av-
fully nervous read Of Cardui in
the Almanac and thought I would try
1t, as felt I must have some relief
from this awful suffering, for 7 had lost
my flesh, Weighing only "a lbs. I was
getting weaker all the time and felt I
would die if didn't get something TO
help me.
I sent for one bottle Of Cardui. and
after its use I was improving. I then
bought six bottles for $500. for had
seen it was helping me. The pain was
relieved could sleep at night. Nv
nerves got better. got several more
bottles and had regained my health.
strength. and flesh. and weigh ny usual
weight Ny homework s a pleasure
now. have as good health as anv-
body I consider Cardui saved my
life"
such letters as these leave no doubt
as TO the beneficial medicinal action OF
Cardui
Try it For sale by all druggists
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-13

enough, but is by no means all that is
required of one The Christian re
hsiOn," as Dean RidgeWay reminds us,
demands the whole man. with all his
faculties and powers. It appeals to the
reason; il enlists the faculties; it gives
food for thought; it is the handspring
Of action
There are many things in religion
necessarily above the human reason.
Says Darwin; The science without its
mystery is unknown; the religion with
out mystery would be absurd" The
creature cannot expect TO be as the
creator. But while there are things in
religion beyond our reason. there can
be nothing contrary to reason Ger
tainly the religion OF Jesus Christ and
the reason OF man go hand in hand
Must Have An Answer.
He, then, who would give a rea son
for the hope that is in him, must know
for certainty upon which his faith is
built No longer a child. the man is
bound to think out these things, and
TO have within him. at least, an answer
to the question: Why am I a Christiang
It certainly adds TO a mans condemna-
ton if he has had light from the time
of his coming 10 mans estate vet has
not apprehended il. nor used il intelli-
gently Let US use the light given US
as inteuigently as we may. and decide
this most important question once for
all
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-13

If such is the best argument you can
give for your Christianity there is
trouble ahead OF you. II preference
rather than principle is to rule your
life, YOU are sure. sooner or later to
come TO grief As an intelligent being,
and not brute, you are responsible for
your decisions and actions.
Every Man Should Know His Mind.
Be ready therefore to give to every
one an answer. To do this you must
know the ground Of your faith. You
must have a foundation with which you
yourself have had much to do with lay
ins- II you cannot answer at least
satisfactorily to yourself, il is high
time that you were up and doing
Every man should know his own mind.
And. than. why are you a Christian
No question can be of greater personal
Importance. Its proper answer viii be
10 you a hope both sure and steadfast,
10 lay him hold Of which will be as
an anchor to the soul" A mans re-
ligiOn should be more than a mere
matter OF feeling and sentiment These
things have their proper place. but
they are not substantial enough for a
foundation To build upon them is to
build upon sand rather than upon the
rock
Not a Mere Matter of Faith.
Nor is religion. the Christian re-
ligion, at least, q mere matter Of faith.
To say, only believe" sounds well
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-13

morning service Sunday at the church
OF St Clement The music for this
service follows: Organ prelude. Ken
meth W. MacCallum; professional, -Je-
rusalem, Ny Happy Home" (Dykes)f
Fenite, Woodward; Gloria Patri. Wood
ward; TIE Deum. NOgrich. Jubilate,
Woodward; sermon hymn, Weary Of
Earth, and Laden With Ny Sin" (L.an-
gram; doxolOgy. Bourgeois; OffertOry
anthem. Glorious Is Thy Name" from
Twelfth Mass" (MOzart). incidental
quartet. Miss Constance Pateman, Miss
Gertrude Yale, NJ H MacCallum NJ H.
Lemen; presentation Of aims. Humfrey:
occasional, Rise CroWn'd With
Light tMolttl: organ poslude, Ken
meth ". MacCallum
At the evening prayer the music viii
be: Organ prelude Kenneth ". Mac
Calum, professional. How Firm a
Foundation, Ye Saints OF the Lord"
(Portogallo); Gloria Patri, Kettle;
MaEnificat Kettle. Nunc Dimfttfs
Clemens: PRAYER hvrnn. Come. Ye Dis
consulate" (Webbe): sermon hymn.
Nearer, Ny God, To Thee" CMason);
doxology, Bourgeois; offertOry anthem.
larry With Ne. 0 Ny Saviour" BALD
VIM; incidental bass solo. NJ. H. Lemen;
presentation OF aims. Humfrey: recess
slOnal. There Is a Blessed Home, Be
yond This Land OF Woe" CHemy); or
gan pOStlude, Kenneth ". MaCCallum-
On next Sunday evening, Nov. p. the
regular monthly song service viii be
rendered by the choir at 1880 o'clock.
me chOlr consists OF 80 voices unQer
the direction Of n H. Lemen, who is
making a special effort this year to
bring the music Of St. Clements choir
up to the highest possible standard.
East FL PasO Baptist.
Rev Q H Riddle of Clint, Texas,
state missionary pastor. Will preach at
the East Ell PasO Baptist church Sun
day morning. His subject will be.
Who Is First in Your Life2' Rev.
Ed. Millican will preach in the eve
ming, his subject being Service and
Reward" There viii be baptising at
the close Of the evening service
Special Salvation Army Service.
Lieut. Col J. w Cousins provincial
officer for the Salvation Army through
)ut the intermOuntain province with
headquarters in Denver. will have
charge of all Salvation Army services
Turing the weekend Services will be
held tonight at 8 and on Sunday at II
l. m, and p. m.
Evangelical Lutheran. i
Services Sunday morning at the
Evangelical Lutheran church will be
conducted in German. The subject Of
he sermon by Rev. Paul G. Birkmann
will be "SanctificatiOn.'' Both English
md German classes are taught in the
sunday school
Church Of Christ.
At the Church of Christ Sunday
morning the subject of the sermon by
Rev J. W. Dunn viii be The Taber-
lacle Built by Moses" The evening
ermOn subject will be Types and
Antitypes" There will be baptising 4
after the evening service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-13
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

Knights of Columbus. 43 New York
councils. are starting on campaign
TO raise $500, 600 with which to erect
in their CITY a building that shall be
both Columbus headquarters and home
for Catholic charities Tt is also to be
q Catholic center for New York Plans
for raising the money were borrowed
from the Y. NJ. c. A. $4,000. 600 cam
paign. the association officials gladly
extending the information and sugges-
tons The campaign is to terminate
on December 81 and the hope is to have
the building ready in one year.
Knights expect TO provide for them
selves one large and one small hall
and club rooms that win compete with
the famous Catholic club in some
measure Dormitory features are to be
provided If the whole sum be raised.
The location talked OF is along the line
Of the new Lexington avenue subway.
north of the Grand Central station and
south OF the new crosstown subway
on 18th street Knights Of Columbus
have a membership OF 1900 in New
York Their generosity toward the
Catholic university at Washington is
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-13
SPANISH WAR VETERANS HAVE
MEETING AND SMOKER TONIGHT

Col Hayden Y. Grubbs camp, United
Spanish War Veterans. will hold a
meeting and smoker this evening in the
old Fraternal Brotherhood hall. COM
mencing ar s o'clock The committee in
charge has made arrangements to en-
terrain the members of the Sixth in
fantry band and the trumpeter corps at
the social session which viii follow the
business meeting.
Col. Grubbs camp is considered very
much alive to the interests of the old
time soldiers and. while composed of
men still in the service with the Sixth
U $. infantry, is doing everything TO
further the spirit Of patriotism and 10y
atty in this community. The members
Of Maj. Gen. McCaskey camp. the Fort
Bliss comrades, and those from the re-
Gently organized FL PasO camp, will at
tend
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-13
N0VINGPIGTURES
FOLLOW SERVICE
Fourth Field Artillery Pre-
pares Varied Program for
Sunday Night Service.

Three reels Of moving pictures are tc
be shown after the services Of the
Fourth Field artillery Sunday evening
at 1880 in the Twentieth infantry camp
at Fort Bliss. Chaplain Francis P
Joyce will deliver an address and a pro-
gram will be rendered as follows:
Prelude. Fourth Field Artillery band
Hymn, IF Your Heart Keeps Right
Scripture. Chaplain Francis P. Joyce.
Solo, Private Joseph J. Furlong,
Fourth Field artillery.
Prayer.
Duet, Miss Anna T. Axton and Parvin
witte.
Selection, Fourth Field artillery band.
Solo. Miss Bowles.
Recitation, Sgt Mai. P. J. O'Toole,
Fourth Field artillery.
Hymn, Brighten the Corner"
Address, Chaplain Francis P. Joyce.
Postude, Fourth Field artillery band.
To Present Petition to Presbytery.
Rev John +. Abbott, pastor Of West
minister Presbyterian church. will go
TO the meeting OF Ell Paso Presbytery
tuesday 10 present the petition of him
self and the church here for the dissO-
luton Of the pastoral relation.
The aid meeting of Westminster
church which was to have been held on
Tuesday has been postponed on account
OF the Liberty Bell celebration Mrs
Samuel kirkpatric and Mrs Lee McIn-
tosh viii entertain the Eastminster
Benevolent society at Mrs. McIntosh's
residence at 1926 Tularosa street Thurs
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
The Highland Park Missionary So
clety VIII have program meeting at
the residence of Mrs J. l. Mcknight,
ZSO5 Dakota avenue. Thursday at . pm.
Plan Get-TOgether Meeting.
The men of the First Presbyterian
church are planning a get-together
meeting for next Thursday night Fol-
lowing the Inspiration that has come
from the Y N. c. A. convention that
has been meeting in the city, the men
are proposing to get busy and to put
into operation some good work
The First Presbyterian Missionary
society viii meet Thursday afternoon
at the church at 3 o'clock. Mrs s. \.
snow viii have charge OF the meeting
Mrs Joseph Spence will give the chap
ter review Of the Kings Highway, the
study book. Mrs. H. B. Durkee viii
conduct Bible study and other inter-
esting features will be introduced.
To Discuss brotherhood of Man.
The missionary meeting Of the aid
Baptist church will be held Wednesday
afternoon Mrs. William Graves viii
be the leader and the subject will be:
The Brotherhood OF Man" DR.. How
ard Thompson viii lead the prayer
meeting Wednesday evening
To Discuss Future Plans.
Plans for the future welfare OF the
church viii be discussed Wednesday
night by members Of the East FL Paso
Baptist church in a get-together meet
ing in the church. The church member
ship roll viii be called
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-13
POPE RELUoTANrLY has

ADVANCED GONsASLOR1 DATE
Pope Benedict XIV has much against his
desires it is said. advanced the date FOR the
consis-ory. and Will name at II eight new
cardinals. six Of whom viii be Italians. one
viii be German. the other Frenchman-
The wish OF the Pope has been TO see the
war ended before holding a consistory. His
reason for the wish IS the delicate problem
OF selecting new cardinals from nations at
war and avoiding tealousies Of those nations.
The eight prelates said TO have been selected
70 be advanced 70 the sacred college are the
following Italians
Mgr Gavotti. archbishop OF Genoa. Mgr.
Cusmini. archbishop OF Bologna. Mgr Ia
Fontaine, patriarch OF Venice; Mgr. Sbar-
rstti, secretary Of the congregation OF the
Holy Office Mgr- Bartolomasi. the head
chaplain OF the Italian armies. and Mgr.
Rannuzzi de Bianchi. the major dorno- The
French cardinal viii be Mgr. Touchet, bishop
Of Orleans and the German. Mgr. Fruh-
wirth. nuncio AZ Munich. It IS possible that
some others Of the Curia- not now Of cardi-
nal rank. VIII be advanced TO the sacred COL
leEe- deaths having recently depleted the
administrative force OF the church to a
considerable extent Il IS believed however.
that no other foreign cardinal than those
named viii be created
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-13
Bullet Wounds a Man,
Kills Another, Passes
Through Two Partitions

London, Eng, Nov. 13.-The tremen-
dous force of a modern rifle bullet was
strikingly shown v-hen a gun was dis
charged while soldiers were being in
structed at a camp in Sussex The bull
let passed through one man. who was
badly wounded. went through a wood
en- partition into another room. killed
a private there, and then cut a hole
through a second partition.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-13
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Matt. I2;35-42.


A good man out Of the good treasure
Of the heart bringeth forth good
things; and an evil man out Of the
evil treasure bringeth forth evil things
But / say unto you. That every idle
word that men shall speak. they shall
give account thereof in the day Of
judgment
For by thy words thou shalt be justi-
fled. and by thy words thou shalt be
condemned.
Then certain OF the scribes and Of
the Pharisees answered. saying, Master.
we would see a sign from thee
But he answered and said unto them.
An evil and adulterOus generation
seeketh after a sigr; and there shall
no sign be given to il. but the sign Of
the prophet Jonas
For as Jonas was three days and
three nights in the whales belly: so
shall the Son of man be three days
and three nights in the heart OF the
earth.
The men OF Nineveh shall rise in
Judgment with this generation. and
shall condemn it; because they repent
ed at the preaching Of Jonas; and, be-
hold, greater than Jonas is here.
The queen Of the south shall rise up
in the judgment with this generation,
and shall condemn it: for she came
from the uttermOst parts Of the earth
to hear the wisdom Of Solomon; and,
behold, a greater than solomon is here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-13

NEW BURDENS To BEAR
Larger numbers of enlisted men in United
States army and navy are giving the army
burdens The Colorado strikes and their ad-
justmeuts are also giving The Industrial de-
partment OF the association new burdens also.
John D. Rockefeller jr-- has given 100000
with which 10 erect TWO large or several
small association buildings at the Colorado
mines A special secretary has already been
selected Tor This work among the miners On
the Panama canal zone new buildings are
to be erected as soon as sufficient funds are
in hand The government erected buildings
during the digging Of the canal which the
y II C. A are now using. but now the as
ISOLATION win have 10 have buildings OF their
own TO meet the need OF increased numbers
Of army men coming to the canal zone.
An inspection OF army and navy work is
now being made on the Pacific coast. Homo
lulu. China and at Manila The number OF
men at Honolulu has been Increased from
5eco 20 $4,000 and a naval building must
be built for these men at once. Almost no
work is carried on there now. At Shanghai
there is TO be constructed an enlarged naval
branch under American control. and at
IieEtsin improvements and a possible new
building are considered At Fort VIM Nc
kinley. Manila. enlarged facilities are 70 be
put in The association reports that at
many OF the stations the government has al
ready increased the number Of enlisted men
three1old and the new naval program viii
open up many new fields and enlarged work
for the department
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-13
JAPANESE JACKIES ARE


Kobe. Japan. Nov 1.-THE utmost
cordially prevails among the crews Of
the Japanese fleet and the sailors OF
the American cruiser Saratoga the
flagship of the United States Asiatic
fleet
Sailors of the Saratoga to the num-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-13

Peter 3:15. BE ready always to give
an answer TO every man that aSkefh
you a reason concerning the faith that
is in you"
Ouch is the apostle Peters advice to
every Christian man and woman.
He does not say. BE ready to
argue with every one that approaches
you." or Go about always with a chip
upon your shoulder. seeking someone
venturesome enough to knock it of"
but simply, BE ready to give answer
to every man that asketh you" In
other words. Be ready to give every
really serious inquirer after truth your
own personal reason for the faith as
you have found it in Christ Jesus.
Too Few Prepared To Answer
All too few people are prepared TO
answer the question, Why are you a
Christian Some, perhaps have no
personal reasons They are Christians
for the same reason that they are
American citizens They were born so.
That is to say, their fathers before
them were Americans, and they in turn
are such as matter Of course. Or per
haps again, it is as they are democrats
or republicans. they have just grown
up in the party without so much as
knowing the meaning Of its name.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-13

Der Of $50. were entertained TODAY
aboard the battleship Settsu. the Japan
csc flagship. Afterwards a baseball
game was played ashore
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-13
CHRISTIAN MISSIONS

CHRISTIAN MISSIONS
HAVE LARGE RECEIPTS
No better barometer OF business
times exists than the receipts OF the
Christian mission boards. Unless there
are special efforts. IS usually there are
not hard times affects these reCeiDts
almost at once The situation on No
vember /, this year was that mission
boards were, without execution re-
ceiviug larger sums than last year,
and several OF them are far ahead
This applies to Roman Catholic income
from this country. and that in spite or
the fact OF larger gifts from American
Catholics to Peters Pence than ever
before The Peters Pence, going to
support the pope and his work, IS
larger owing to the war.
The Presbyterian foreign board is
$50. 900 ahead for the first six months Of
its fiscal wear The Baptist boards,
" ahead. and the Episcopal board has
now passed its $500. 600 emergency
fund, and ran ahead OF last year on
its general fund $4,000. The first
Presbyterian women decreased their
gifts by S27. 600. but legacies and in
dividuals more than made good It IS
stated that Disciples are ahead OF last
year and it is known that Methodist
foreign receipts ran beyond anything
in the history Of Methodism IN Amer
lea
This showing is even greater than
appears on the surface, since almost
all missionary societies. the Catholic
alone excepted. made larger budgets
this year than ever The large so
cietieS counting on totals OF Sl,900,UUu
added almost without excep-
ton 500, 900 at least. The Presby-
terrain foreign board made a budget OF
S1,750,000 from living givers alone, the
largest in its history Practically all
societies are expected this year to raise
their fun budgets and most expect to
20.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-13
NE H0DI5TS Of NORTH RAISE 4
RECORD SUM FOR MISSION WORK
COngregationalists Plan Establishing Publishing House,
ALI Christion Mission Bodies Have Increased Their
Receipts; Catholic Peters Pence Fund is Larger
Than Usual; K. of C. to Build Fine Home
ARMY y. NJ c. \ HAS
NV BIRDENs 10 BEAE

wen known, although in that Knights
of the whole country were involved
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-13
CONGRFG ATFONALISTS PLAN
RIG Publishing AGENCY

CONGREG ATfONALlsI> PLlAA
BIG PUBLISHING AGENCY
The Home and Building societies OF
COngI egationalists have already taken
steps TO carry through the cOnsolloa-
tion Of plans ordered by the Cohssrssa
tional national council, held al new
Haven These plans permit the so
cfetfes to retain their Identities, DuL
they are hereafter to be managed oy
one governing body. with one genera
secretary The missionary part OF the
into the combination. has taken STEPS
already to carry out new plans Al
though as vet incomplete, Il is sald
that the action OF the cOuncll. relallhS
to the remaining part OF the sunday
School society. means that Congrega-
tionalists are eventually TO have a
great publishing agency. somewhat
after the plans OF MethOdists-
A committee has been named BY
Congreg ationalists 10 confer with other
Christian bodies 10 ascertain the part
all Will take in the celebration OF ne
landing Of the Pilgrims. and also 70
determine what CongregatiOnaltsts viii
themselves do to celebrate the 5eOtn
anniversary OF the event The date IS
1920. There was ordered by the coun-
ell A $4,000, 600 fund for ministerial
relief, but a proposition to raise a fund
of $4,000, 900 was not put through
It may be. however. at the council two
years hence at Los Angeles
This national council dating rom
1871. was at first a mere conference
In Cleveland in 1907 It named commit
tees to consider the benevolent work
as a whole That committee was en-
larged at Boston in 1910, reported at
Kansas City in 1913. and this year at
New Haven has come TO be in effect a
legislative body Such BODY is held to
be anomalous in Con gregationalisrn-
speculation in RECORD to II and its ru-
ture is heard.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-13

Plans Tor the future welfare OF the
church will be discussed Wednesday
night by members Of the East Fl Paso
Baptist church in a get-together meet
ing IN the church The church member
ship roll viii be called.