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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08
Help Wanfed-MaIa.

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NANTED-ENperienced clothing man. must
speak Spanish fluently- viii be az Paso del
Norte on Monday July 10. between 10 a.
m and / D. m tSigned) Eli Borenstein-
HUSTLERS-S2O TO $50 made weekly dis
tributing circulars, samples. lacking signs.
etc Advertisers National Agency. Dept. CSC.
Chicago
MEN-WOMEN can make $500 weekly writ
ing names and addresses. no canvassine.
Rock. Arkansas.
Government Jobs SIS TO $50 month Write
Immediately for list positions now obtain
able Franklin Institute Dept. as P,
Rochester. y. T
FIREMEN AND BRAKEMEN, beginners
paid $3.50 monthly permanent positions ana
ductor $3.50 monthly Answer in English.
Mriie Railway. care Herald
SECRET SERVICE, American. Travelling
foreign Immediate opportunities Officers,
also inexperienced persons Preparation
where necessary by leading worlds expert.
Aslstle Pacific agency. San Francisco
NINE FOREMAN wanted for a small ziIver
property in New Mexico employing about
50 men Must be A good all round miner,
able TO produce results and have k1oWl-
edge OF spanish Give references and wages
expected Write T. 1s1 Herald
WANTED-Experience window trimmer
and shoe man FOR dry goods store: will be
at Paso Del Norte on Monday. July 10 be
tween 10 A. m and 1 p. m Signed Eli
Boreustein-
YOUR TINE is your capital. Make the hegt
OF IT. 5000 week easy Tor good hustler
selling subscriptions 10 our new .uaEazi1e /
ON binauons- No second trip for deli-crie~
No capital required-iust send Two good rec
erences- Costs nothing 10 find out Agency
Manager TSf Capital BLDG Topeka. Kansas !
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08


NOIlCE is hereby given that sealed bids
VIII be received by the Morenci Mine NH
and Smeltermens Union NO A. s 2 or
J. until u o'clock a. m July 20. 1915 for
The erection Of a Union Hall building IN
accordance with plans and specifications nov
on file tn the office or the secretary OF
said union Sealed bids for this work mus
be in accordance with the-pIans and zpecI-
f-catious on file in the office OF the secre-
tary OF said union All bids must be ar
companied by a certified check drawn up
on a bank I'm the state OF Arizona. in the
sum OF 10 per cent Of such bid as a guar
autee that such bidder Will enter into a con-
tract for the performance Of the work Up
on acceptance the bidder shall enter into
contract and shall give bond in the sum q
the amount Of such bid conditioned 20 per
form the conditions Of said contract when
executed.
Address an bids. and make all certified
checks payable 10 secretary OF said union
Plans and Specifications may be obtained
from the secretary Of said union A deposit
Of $50 viii be required for each set OF plans
and Specifications which viii be returned
TO the contractor. when plans and specifica-
tious returned The said union reserves the
right TO re3ect any or all bids s ". Butler
BOX asa Morenci. Ariz
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08


For Rent-HOuses Unfurnished.
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FOR RENT room bunralow with Elassed
m sieeping porch Phone fisl-
WANTED-Csst Off clothing. am kinds.
masazines- Phone salvation Army.
NEW BUNGALOW-s7ot Gold street. Man
haitian Hts rooms. E.a7srf in sleeping
porch basement s55 per month. lease
FOR RENT-Fiur five room houss. 71a-
Memphis ST. after July 10. A. r. McChes-
ney. fl- F. Boulevard.
FOR RENT nm. bunraIow Boz Manhattan
Ilrichfe so. -T1f san Dfncn ST. $50 neg
month LEAN ELL a SHERMAN IIs Texas
ST. phone f--s
FOR RENT Modern g room brick with
sleeping porch. good front and back yard
ana shade trees. Phone 1876. or cau el99.
Ssr Diego
FOUR ROOM bungalow with glass s.e.nulaC
pore n. also large front rn-.h and screen
pnr Do NIfa Vista Phone Ief5. W ~.
G-ee,- 1900 DE- Nevada street.
FOR RENr.
close TN . room bungalow 600 block Arr
Zonal very desirable $50 per month
PHILLIPS REALTY co.
fnone l'-3 iol First Sat- Bank Bids
NEWLY REMODEL ~ocn cottarr
ny unfurnished reasonable fo permanent
I. aants- h'oes from car and iitner. 1--t
Frutas- Fhonc i2N- ~.
BEAUTIFUL 90 room steam heated houss.
ieepinE porch reraer. modern In rv-ry DE
JAS. T. WNRE & co.
500 san Antonio street. Phone $3.50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08

SPECIAL RENTAL DEPARTlTFST
HAW kiNS BROS. service Is the
nes- In the city Rental department
lu charge Of experienced srDs-fs
only Your business attended fo ~
though % was our business. Get
these prompt and efficient erperts
70 attend 20 your collections Tor1-
patronage solicited
Hawkins Bros. Phone 2EG0.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08
For SaIe-Miseenaneou,

For SaIe-MiseeHaneOus.
FOR SALE-Dandy little moving picture
machine with films and slides cost $40.
VIII sell for $50 Phone nss-
MAKE NE an offer on so white Plymouth
Rocks. fine Jersey COW and office furniture.
Fhone 4ess-W
ranEe. 80 garden hose. heater. household
goods very cheap Mrs. Gonzales. 1903
Goldea Hill terrace Arizona cars
FOR SALE Or TRADE-visibIe two color
typewriter. $50; gum cabinet. SO. Todd
dro1 head Singer sewing machine SIS.
crosby steam engine indicator. SIS. r.
Geiger; ISIS california street
For Rent-HOusss Furnished.
ROOM house close in Phone 5s5s W
FIVE room house furnished Phone 4ss2 ].
THREE room furnished cottage. T04 y san
=. = - ln rear
FOR REST-Niceiy furnished room bum
saleM 80 - Noble Phone 1889
FOR RENT room bungaIow. furnished:
eneap, no SICK 1873 Megoffin- Phone 2467-
ROOM completely furnished house. no
---k or Spanish eos = No
2 ROOMS. Elss-ed sleeping porch. Highland
.-- --l-.' Hf-'
NICELY furnished cottage 3 rooms. sIeepiag
l--cn a1a neln- fnone ll1f 81
NICELY FURNISHED frame three rooms
and bath Eas. electric lights etc SIS
tnone - sfter Do m or before Q A. m
FOR RENT room cottage furnished with
slac7ing porch also furnished rooms Phone
~ rom 10 10 H. and 70 s.
FURNISHED BUNGAIOW. rooms and
S,,e-pins porch -ilf fremont Highland
FOR RENT room furnished bunraiovr IN
Herald.
FOR BENT Furnished room brick house.
Two sleeping porches- -7le Piedras ST.. on
the Highland park car line
THREE ROOM furnished cottage. bath.
sleeplng porch- new cool clean. modern
one block from car and jitner. SIS 90 per ,
lenenl adu-ts- Phone SOS r
snow r nstl- Jitner and s--eet cars. ilT
rent eau Mr. Graham. y ~ c. A.. Pm Z
NOTICE.
J room house furnished I'm 11o0 block {
y outlna street fo- rent. Can u Phone Z
,olf W g. DAVIS d. Co
FOR REM
sS Tobin- rooms furnished ------...-sfs /
f'-'7 mn, T, 2llS i4rn.s1ed Sf5 I
Phone 1898 foi First Natl Bank bldg
rooms. close in --.-....- g-- % 3
rooms. Manhattan HEIGHTS ... 80 o.
rooms unfurnished- 11os Wyoming c7-59
rooms and porch. fur apt. --------- $500
rooms and porch. furn. ant. - g.. 30
SCOTT SALES a REALTY Co. Phone 5756
FURNISHED 10 R. HOUSE
hardwood floors. steam heat. sleeping porch I
arege- paved street, reasonable rent 10
esponsible party. 1908 Prosnrc.
JAS. l.. MARI a CO.
% san Antonio St. Phone $3.50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08
FOR RENT BY r 2 TYoNs

- FUH XII b K p LYONS.
leo Nevada rooms --------------sse-5 so
- savannah, rooms ----------..-- 90. %
80 Lawton. rooms unfurn- apt - 50 90
80 sacramento, 5 rooms new ------. e7-59
as y Ange- room fiat -.-------.. e5-83
" FolN ave 4 rooms -----------. g0-t9
49,. = commerce. 9 rooms each go. 1890
1lll y ~ Paso- 5 rms furn- fiat ---- $500
lllt y Fl Paso, 4 rms furn- flat --.- S5-08
F1one Tor Llsr furnished houses arf AL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08
Situations Wanted-MaIe.

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MEXICAN EDUCATED. married man. axe
% SPEAKS and writes English fluentIy. ac-
guainted with town. wanted position as col
rector. clerk or anything that first class
references and bond IS necessary can use a
typewriter and writes short hand G. Ro-
driguez 901 Hills ST
WANTED Mmwright $500: stationary
engineer $3.50 circular fi1e- and swyer. car
SnooAS s.S block settlers. $500 rapid loader
man fee-vp- lumber grader $3.50 We are
constantly receiving calls for skilled Iuu-
nermeu- Rapides Employment Bureau. Alex
WANTED-Permanent home on farm or
Lancn ior middle aged man. strong and
healthy. but slow and awkward-no bad
~ bits has lived all his life on farm
willing worker and obevs orders ss a rbil5
wa work for board. main object a home.
References furnished and required. Address
G l2s. care Herald.
Situations Wanted-FemaIe.
WASHING done. Phone 1858.
YOUNG LADY wishes position typist or or
flee work Phone 6S5s-J
POSITION as housekeeper for widowe- or
hacnelor- Phone 4l97-
Az English speaking woman wants work
address 5si = s El Paso. room g. Mag
sc Gonzales
Wanted-Red Estate.
LOTS WANTED
III era nc View A1rura as mart rar--e--
on a beautiful room bungalow in Man
haitian Heights district Price ONLY $500
easy reruz on balance
SCOTT SALES & REALTY Co
80 WIS b-1E Phone 1855
Wanted to Rent
~7~S7~~--rN-~r~---7-~--~---~-~--
GENTLEMAN wants ricalv furnished -oo-r
with private bath where there are no other
l'n1ers; Eoutnea-t exposure preferred wiz
ing % pay good price. references ex-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08
For SaIe-AutomobiIe,-Rant.d.

SAVE your old castings and double tread
them 20 increase the mileage from $500 10
5000 miles Universal Tire Spec. Co. AZ
Mills street Phone 1856
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08
Wanted-Bids.

Manfed-bIdS.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
SEE CHANGE OF DATE
BELOW.
IhE COMMISSIONERS COURT OF line
-. 1915. PASSED An ORDER CHaNGTNCS
DAlE OF Opening BIDS on THE FUR
NlIl HE AND FIXTURES FOR THE NFW
tOlRT HOUSE AND JAIL FROM JTTT
J. 1916 TO july 25. 1916. At 10 O'CLOCK
\. VI. ALL BIDDERS PLEASE BIZ GOV
ERNED ACCORDINGLY.
ROY d BARNUM
COUNTY AUDITOR
Bids EOk FURNITURE AND FIXTURES
FOR THE NEW COURT HOUSE.
hids VIII be received az the office OF the
undersigned in the court house at e Psso.
eAas. until 10 o'clock A. m July IS 1915.
Tor all wood. marble and steel furniture and
equipment and for the electric light fixtures
Jun
For floor plans FOR wood and marble work
a deposit q ten dollars wiz be required
All specifications and conditions may be
obtained at the auditors office
Roy D. Barnun.
County Auditor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08
FIGURE IT OFT.

EAAA 81 VI T.
selling inferior Flour
- -tlllng our Tour you are always assured
y eilirg the best made. and the hest is
=. = Tays The cheapest.
" n 2 supply OF MARECHAL NEIL sold
~ an Up 10 date Ero~ers
Aace from Texas soft wheat
Held Bro. Distributor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08
Answers TO Herald ADJ

Tie following list OF uncaIIsd for
answers 10 Herald Want Advertise
ments are now being held for delivery
~ The Herald business office:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08
DRUG STORE FOR SALE

UaI . NIUhE FUh NAIlE-
One OF the best Iocs tions and best paving
IT, the city Other business compels sale
$1,000 cash balance monthly VIII bear
closest in, estsrarion.
We have an exceptional bargain in a gro
Gerry store Il 1-ou are experienced the place
VIII spea6 fer Itself Requires $500 cash.
Sec Mr. HUGHES with
JAMES l. MARI q COMPANY.
So4 san Antonio St Phone 1850
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08
Help Wanted-MaIe and Fem.I.

WASTED-Stenograp her at r. p q s. ".
freight office
$1,000 weekly reporting names Information
All or spare time Men. women no canvass
ing capital unnecessary BE our representa-
tive. National Information F,rrhsnre. aO5
Bromley Bldg Omaha Sabr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08
Special Notices

49,. >-7-7-~7-N---@-----~O-
hEh AhD-Will pay $3.50 reward for the ar
rest and conviction OF anyone stealing i've
stock from my e Paso county ranch J H
Nations.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08
Help Wanted-Apent,.

Help Wanfsd-Ageuts.
AGENIc-New game Tor cigar stores bar
Der shops etc Easy big seller Particulars
free United Salesboard Co. Trenton. n r.
CUT YOUR OWN HAIR. You can do IL with
our Safety Hair Cutter Ce-an-be Mfg Co.
1901 North Clark ST. Chicago. IN. Sample
- cents
DISTRIBUTING AGENTS - STEADY work.
Sl25o distributing 100 free package Per
funed Laundry Starch 40 money or eEpe-
rlence required Honesty only. 31f- Blumer
MINUTES PAY DOLLARS demonstrating
$3.50 adding machine wonderful invention.
Adds, subtracts- nlultiplies. work equal
500 Machine Five year guarantee sells
everywhere Enormous demand Every sale
leaves you 81. Cuts office labor so Der cent
Write quick for free trial offa- and exrIus-
i've territory Dept 80. Calculator Sales Co..
Grand Rapids. Mich
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08
Wanted HeI

Wanted HeIp-FemaIe.
WASTED-Girl for general Homework. $500
Montana
LADY bookkeeper and stenogrspher wanted
II once Hawkins Bros
EXPERIESCED cigar girl. Call between
1850 and go Orndorff Cigar Stand
ENGLISH speaking girl. preferably German
or American 10 do housewors. Phone 1o-7J.
WANTED-Four Mexican girls az once. Adj
dress -5el Copper street
RANTED-Koung American woman house
keeper in Hotel. 800 r. Overland Cecil hotel.
WANTED-Toung widow as housekeeper
Address O. 1873 care Herald
EARN So weekly. spare time. writing or
newspapers magazine Exp unncc.. details
free Press Syndicate. 49, ST Louis $40
MARY. the Mexican girl that worked for
MIS- Latham wanted TO work again. 1oe s.
Florence
WANTED Lady for cabaret playing and
singing; Columbus. y al must be- good
reasonable salary paid Phone 1s-5. Carroll
At ONCE-Ten ladies TO travel. demon
strare and sell well established limo 90 our
dealers. Prev ous experience not neccessry.
Coco pay Railroad fare palLs Goodrich
DruE 90 Dcnt 5le- omaha Neb.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08


Help Wanted-SaIesmen.
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AGENTS AND Statesmen WASTED-Cut
your own hair Most remarkable invention
Send z5c FOR sample Make money fast VIII
sommerfeld. 1913 Byron St. Chicago
WANTED-Experienced oil lot salesmen-
good proposition; viii pay 20 per cent com
mission Call on or write W. r. Mckenzie.
Electra Texas.
MANUFACTURED wants statesmen to sell
dealers 1oc and bargain necSties. Write for
free samples Newark Neckwear Co. Kan
sss City. 80.
statesmen wanted Best punch board deals
On earth Brand new consi gnment $500
commission on order and repeats Old reIia-
BIZ Grove Mfg Co. 1869 Cottage Grove.
Chicago
WANTED-5oO statesmen sell MAGIC MO-
Ions gasoline. Greatest product ever dis
covered Large profits AUTO REMEDY CO.
Dept a. CINCINNATI Ohio.
Statesmen WANTED-Experience unnec-
essary. earn while you learn Write for
large list Of openings and testimonials from
hundreds Of our students who earn 500 20
fstt month Address nearest office Dept.
20. National Salesmens Training Assocla-
ton Chicago. New York. san Francisco
Statesmen selling restaurant. hotel caf-.
zig business with our new live pocket side
line All merchants towns 100 900 and IN
der want IT, $500 commission each sale No
collecting No expense or risk 70 merchant
We take back all unsold goods Garfield
M1E Co. EOS Sigel St Chicago. ID
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08

rs y kansas store room
lfS y. Kansas. store room
-of-o6 w Overland. store room
tf@ san Iacinro- store and two rooms
ZOE r. Srron4 street. basement.
DouEiss G.. CroWen Agency
-f Mills EIdE Phone r7e
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08

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W ANTED-ENperience clothing man. must
speak spanish fluently- will be az Paso del
Norte on Monday. July 10. between 10 a.
m and D. m fSigned) Eli Borenstein
The Western outlook., 1916-07-22

The above is n likeness of Samuel
e Young, grand chancellor-elect Of
the Grand Lodge, X of r., California
jurisdiction. He WAS elected TO sue
ceed himself at the session held ir
Oakland on July Il. Mr., Young is
not a stranger in our midst. He has
been identified with the interests of
the Golden West for over thirty years,
which goes to show that when he ar
rived on the coast from his home in
New York he was a young man. He
followed railroading at first as an oc-
curTtion and was fortunate enough to
always be assigned as chef on private
cars. Tfe catered to the early day mil
lionaires and by this means came in
touch with the late Claus Spreckels.
Through his gentlemanly ways he soon
won his way into the good graceS of
Mr. Spreckles and he secured Mr.
Young as his valet. There is hardly
a place on the continent Of any i'm
portance that he has not visited
France, Germany and England-and by
being forced to take the initiative in
foreign cities in making arrangements
for Mr. Spreckels he was compelled to
learn languages and at present when
pressed Sam can pull off enough Ger
man or French to make his wants un-
derstood Mr.. Young resigned his po-
sition with Mr.. Spreckels to accept one
at the Shriners' club, but was induced
to return TO the Spreckels employ on
the promise that he would have a posi-
zion for all time. He made one more
trip to foreign lands and on the death
Of Mr.. Spreckels he was given the po-
sition Of switchboard operator in the
First National bank building with the
Spreckels estate at a handsome sal
ary Mr.. Young began to tire of
bachelors life, as he said it carried
him too fast at times so few years
ago he settled down and married Miss
Hester Anderson, and now owns a
swell little cottage in the Richmond
The Western outlook., 1916-07-22
MISS D. LAWSON.

This name is a new one OH Our
list, and to say that we appreciate
it would be putting it very mildly.
Miss d. Lawson, of prepossessing
appearance and sterling worth, cast
her lot among us year ago, and
shows her appreciation of THE
WESTERN OUTLOOK by paying for
a years subscription. She says
that she enjoys reading it hugely
and would not be without it in her
home. Wishing you unbounded
success we are very grateful of your
support.
MISS GLADYS PETTY
This is another new name OH our
honor roll, and we appreciate it.
Miss Petty is employed by Mrs
Stanley Dollar in Piedmont, and
during her spare time wanted some
thing interesting to read and select
ed THE WESTERN OUTLOOK, so as
to keep in touch with the race and
what it is doing. She claims to
enjoy perusing the columns of the
paper, and we believe she is sincere
when she paid 81 so for year in
advance.
The Western outlook., 1916-07-22
A LESSON
NEW YORK AGE

Some members of the Russian
Duma who RI Gently visited France
had a little surprise which they
evidently will not soon forget, as
related in the following despatch
from Paris:
PARIS, May 80 "A story is be
ing told in connection with the
recent visit of the Russian members
of the Dnma. They expressed
wish TO meet their French confreres
and il was arranged that all depu-
ties who could should call on the
Russians one evening. The first
French deputy to arrive proved to
be colored man, which evidently
surprised the Russians The second
to be ushered III was also man OF
color. After short pause the door
opened again, and third colored
deputy appeared. Then came some
thirty white deputies. The mem
bers of the Duma at fist believed
that the French chamber must be
peopled by colored men until II was
explained that French colonies III
Africa and America send some FIVE
colored representatives to the par
lament.
Others besides members of the
Russian Duma will be surprised 10
learn that France. after all. is the
only great democratic country III
the world Does not this despatch
also contain an explanation OF the
readiness Of cclored men from all
French colonies 10 fight and die for
the mother country2 And does it
not also contain lesson for the
United States!
The Western outlook., 1916-07-22

district, the fashionable residential sec
ton of San Francisco, where you will
always find his latch string hanging
out and friends ever welcome. 1t would
take a page of the Western Outlook
tC tell all of his good points but suf-
and more than one can testify to his
many acts of kindness. He is a great
ceader and the outlook has been a
favorite paper with him for years, at
least we Judge so, as his check fer his
yearly subscription in advance is al
ways ready when due.
To get back to his Pythian record.
He is one of the pioneers in Marechal
90 Years ago. He has seen il at it's
worst and at it's best, gone down in his
pockets and advanced money for ex-
penscs that old Marechal Neil might
live. Today he is rearing the benefit
ty being elected for the third term to
serve as grand chancellor. There is
no man on the Pacific coast better
qualified for the position. He knows
the game and plays it strictly accord
ing to law TO say that he has had
easy sailing would be false, because
he assumed the responsibilities of Of
flee under most trying circumstances
and, like all other good men, has re-
ceived many hard knock as a reward.
He is made Of the stuff that goes to
make man, and is not easily discour-
aged No nuitter and, above all things.
makes a clean fight This has won
for him many friends AS we SAID, he
has not had easy sailing, for the en-
ioWrlent department of the X. P. was
launched during his first term of office,
and through his knowledge OF law and
able assistance of lieutenants is on the
road to success. With the experience
he has gained in past years we are
satisfied that when called to account
ct the annual session of the grand
lodge in Los Angeles, there will he no
regrets he was retained in office.
The Western outlook., 1916-07-22
JOHN BROWNS SON
NEW YORK AGR

Here is despatch from Topeka,
Kansas, which seems almost in
credible
Topeka, Kansas, June 26th.-
Crippled aud destitute, nearly SO
years old. the last surviving SOD of
John Brown of Osawatomie ap-
pealed for aid TO Governor Capper.
Salmon Brown came to Kansas
when IS years old. and fought in
the border wars with his father.
His shoulder was shattered by a
bullet i'll the battle of Black Jack
May I8, 1856, SO Salmon was not
with his father at Harper's Ferry.
So far as is known he has not lived
in Kansas since. He and his wife.
II years old, are eking out an
existence at 2o24 East Court street,
Portland, Oregon.
The despatch goes OH to state
that Salmon Browns wife does
sewing in order to help them keep
soul and body together.
We, as a race, often have the
accusation brought against us that
we show no gratitude for bene-
factions, if doing SO costs dollars
and cents, and there is much truth
in the accusation. But is it possible
that there are not enough. colored
people in the United States who
would send dimes enough to this
old couple to make up for them a
sum of $500 or $500? Such an
amount for them now would be
small fortune.
The Western outlook., 1916-07-22

The pastor and members of
Bethel church are putting forth
special efforts 10 get all their affairs
in good shape by the end of the
conference year. Every member
and friend Of the church are ex-
pected to rally to the standard Of
old Bethel, and special programmes
have been arranged for dates all
of which are announced in the big
double-column advertisement else
where in this paper
The beginning, Big Sing"
was made on last Sunday evening,
July IS, and it was certainly most
auspicious occasion and was credit.
able to the church, the members
and all the talent, and should be a
guarantee to the public that they
need not hesitate 10 put forth their
most enthusiastic efforts towards
contributing towards success. In
many things we cannot always see
alike, but there should be no doubt
that we have a duty to help a
deserving cause, especially when it
means so much for a community.
The Western outlook., 1916-07-22
YEARLY SUBSCRIBERS

We are still receiving renewals
of yearly paid in advance SUBJ
scribers. and from time to time we
receive new one, all of which is
much appreciated. This week we
received the majority of renewals
from ladies' possibly leap year has
something to do with it. Our
representative, F. D. Meyers, has
brought in-the following:
MRS. MEADOWS.
This name is not a new one on
our list. She has been a regular
yearly subscriber ever since Golden
State Temple held its picnic i'll San
Mateo. She paid s. so in order to
read of the picnic, and has since
continued to do so. Her money is
always ready, and it is our fault if
we do not send for it on July Ist
We thank you, Mrs. Meadows,
and trust that we shall always
interest you.