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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-08
GERMAN FORCES
TAKE FORT VAUX
French Are Forced From
Front By Heavy Ger
man Attack.

Paris. France. June S--Heavy fight
ing continues in the vicinity Of Fort
Vaux. northeast Of Verdi The war
office report Of today says French
troops still occupy the outskirts Of the
fort as well as trenches 10 the right
and left of the works The loss OF
The fort itself is admitted
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-08
ALLIES TO put PRESSURE
TnnN CnINERCE nE GREE(E

cautionary measures affecting Greek
shipping are under way Press DIS
patches from Cardiff say that port
officers in Wales have been instructed
to refuse clearance 10 Greek vessels
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-08

United States senator John w Weeks.
prominently spoken or candidate FOR
the presidency. took his first sob as ara en-
Eiuecr. and now IS ar the mead OF %
the wealthiest brokerage houses in New
England
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-08
Texas Editors Are All Single
If Their Wives Are Not Along

Pencil Pushes
Than Moving Picture Heroes; She Having "Joy-time"
By MRS L A TANLUNsON, of the Tezarkana Gossip.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-28
CHURCH'S DUTY Is
TO TRAIN CONVERTS
Rev. Freshley Holds 1t Great Re
spOnsibility TO Develop
Them.

You can't develop a healthy life
in a refrigerator and flowers viii
not do well in an ice house said
Rev. ". II. Freshley pastor Of the
First Evangelical church, Sunday
morning in his sermon on the sub
jet How to Live a Successful
Christian Life" He said one Of
the greatest joys that can come 10
a church is the conversion Of men
and women to God. There is also
great responsibility upon the
church 20 train and develop these
converts into healthy robust Chris
tian life.
Many OF these converts said
Rev Freshley. can be developed
into good working Christians if the
older members OF the church do
their duty Just a word OF en-
enlargement Just a handshake by
the older Christians will do much
TO encourage the young converts.
encouragement is always better
than finding fault. lifting is better
than knocking
There are a number Of elements
that 20 10 make up a successful
Christian life a definite public con-
fession Of your faith in Christ. Re-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-28
WITH THE LOCAL PASTORS
SAYS AT0NEMENT PLAN
OF GOD Is REASONABLE

1T is reasonable TO think that If
God created man and placed him
here would in turn reveal His viii
o. His creatures. therefore we have
His revealed truth in the Bible. " said
Rev J. .. Mosier. pastor Of Mizpah
Evangelical church sunday evening
in his sermon on the subject
Christianity Appeals TO Reason.
Following the services two new mem
bers were united with the church.
In part ne said:
IF Christianity has its way it
makes the people honest. upright in
character. holy in life and this APP
peals to the reason. When these re-
suits are obtained IL is what human
reason expects from Christianity
but when the character and life are
at variance with the profession OF
the Christian religion then reason
ignores il altogether as spurious
IF we are 10 love God with all
our heart. mind. soul and strength
as the decalogUe has IL. then there
is no method by which we can atone
for any neglect on our part and ~
is perfectly reasonable TO accept
Gods plan Of atonement as exempt
fed in his word. If the indulgence
in sin is detrimental 20 our best in
terests spiritually. then il is reason
able TO believe what Jesus said
seek We first the kingdom OF God, "
is the most necessary thing TO do.
Because people are continually
placing barriers in the way Of their
return 10 sod, making it seem i'm
possible that there is salvation for
the guilty. the spirit has recorded
this Though your sins be as scarlet
they shall be as white as snow" by
observing the plan. repentance to-
ward God and faith in the Lord
Jesus Christ. thou shalt be saved"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-28

to do its business on a capital of
good intentions. 1t has often devel-
oped people who were so good they
were good for nothing Our Lord
had another plan. When He won
the Twelve as recruits their inten-
tons were right. but that was only
the beginning of His work with
them. He spent three years train
ing them for service. and no one
should call unframed the men who
had lived day and night for three
years with the greatest Teacher who
ever walked the earth
Rev. Brown then proceeded TO
point out how the Sunday school can
do its work. He named four essen
tials OF "A good school: Graded pu-
pills. graded lessons. graded service
Of practice in Christian deeds. and
trained officers and teachers.
He spoke OF the growth Of the
Sunday school army OF the Metho-
dist Episcopal church within the last
eight years since the general board
Of Sunday schools was organized. He
showed that the enrolment has IN
creased 100000 and that the num-
Der Of Sunday school pupils con
verted has reached the astonishing
total Of 100000. the greatest evan
geIistic achievement. at least num-
erically in the history Of Method
ism.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-28

lying absolutely on Jesus for VIC
tory over every sin and temptation.
Many a person has lost out in the
battle against sin because they tried
to fight the battle alone.
BE definite for Christ Let 9TH
ers know you belong to Christ. Be
loyal to your church. You need the
church and it needs you. all the or
CARNATIONS of the church need you.
Study your Bible. You need it. To
be healthy you should eat at least
two good meals of wholesome food
each day, so we also need TO find our
spiritual life daily. There IS TO
substitute for the Bible as a nutri-
ton for the Christian life.
BE a prayerful Christian. Have
regular and stated times for prayer
and devotion. Be a soul winner. If
Jesus saved you tell others If your
doctor helped you don't be afraid
TO tell it."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-28

ing the pupil what he needs is be-
ing applied.
Probably a more striking feature
Of the sunday schools Of today is
that no longer does it come together
in a general assembly but meets in
seperate departments giving all a
chance TO apply themselves to their
particular department. The aim Of
the Sunday school is more than to
just teach the bible. but also to
train the children in those things
that are needed in other work than
the religious
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-28
TERMS SUNDAY SCHOOL
A TRAINING SCHOOL

Rev. Arlo Brown. superintendent
OF the teachers training department
If the Sunday school board OF the
Methodist Episcopal church OF Chi
cago, delivered the address at the
morning services at the River Park
NJ. r. church. basing his remarks on
the theme. The Modern Sunday
School Opportunity" He spoke Of
the purposes and growth Of the Sun
day schools Of the Methodist
churches Of the country saying in
part
The Sunday school is the train
ing school Of the church 10 prepare
for definite tasks Christian life
10 be efficient must have three
things: First, a knowledge Of Jesus
Christ as Savior and Lord; second. a
knowledge OF the Bible. third skill
in applying the Christian messag
to every day life. The Sunday school
must make itself responsible for all
three IL it is 10 do its work success
fully
The church has too much tried
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-28
FINDS WORLD LIVES IN
AGE OF RESTLESSNESS
Rev. Thomas Declares Never 80
Much Religious Variance as
There f. Today.

we are living in a restless age.
uncertainty in business. politics.
civic affairs and religion is very
pronounced No man dares say that
there is religious Contentment in the
world and there was never so much
theological variance as there is to-
day" said Rev. A. +. Thomas. pas
tor Of the First Brethren church.
sunday morning in his sermon on
the subject Inspiration OF the BIZ
bic" This was the first sermon OF
"A series ON the general theme Fun
6amentals of Christian Faith.
The Christian religion is based
on four things. inspiration OF the
Bible. the atonement. Christ was
God. Man. and the Resurrection.
The word inspiration means a
breathing IN. The Bible is the
breath. the life. the viii of God
given TO the world. Every word was
inspired-nOt the men alone-but
the words which they spoke were
Inspired OF God.
Paul wrote things which even
his own great intellectually could
not fathom. He was Inspired He
believed in the inspiration OF the
word. The remarkable history OF
the Bible tends 20 prove its source.
The Bible is book OF authority
IL is infalHble. and is therefore a
safe guide for lies conduct Prot
estants have become so familiar
with the Bible that some Of them
are in danger OF lowering IL 10 the
level OF other books. IL is the only
book. and We cannot understand
some things in it but we can rely on
God. We as "a church. believe that
the Bible was verbally inspired We
accept the Bible as the rule OF our
faith"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-28

EMIL SCHINKE-For commits
Eioner, mid. dist.-Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-28
POINTS VALUE Of
RIGHT THINKING
Rev. Parsons Says Master
Stroke of Devil is to
Hinder Thought.

AN Autobiography In Three
Words" was the subject OF the ser
mon al the Quincy Street Baptist
church Sunday evening. preached by
Rev. T. ]. Parsons. in which he
spoke on the verse. Il thought on
my ways. and turned my feet unto
thy testimonies; / made haste and
delayed not TO keep thy command
ments" In part ne said;
i thought on my ways That IS
always the first step In the right
direction. one OF the master strokes
OF the devil is to keep people from
thinking seriously. and he seems 20
be astoundingly successful. for one Of
the characteristics of the present
age IS lack OF deep meditation and
serious thoughtfulness. How fire.
quently we hear the expression, L
Iidn't think what / was saying. or
4 didn't mean that. / didn't think
what I was doing In the factory
and workshop man is reduced TO an
autOmaton. and the less brain and
the more hand he has the better ne
suits the boss in many instances.
The books offered for sale as the
best sellers are. as a rule light. friv-
olous and exciting. The argument is
made that people will not read any
thing that requires sustained atten-
ton and thought Even in educa-
tional matters the market rs glutted
with short cuts and easy methods
OF attaining the desired proficiency.
In business and pleasure everything
is done 70 keep people from exercis-
ing their thinking faculties.
When we can get men TO think
seriously. soberly, religiously. "A move
is made in the right direction and
the battle for the soul is half won.
L thought on my ways What would
ne naturally think about2 He would
reason that man is not like the cat
tie in the fields. but is a sentient,
moral being. he is travelling toward
eternity. he is responsible TO God for
the use he makes Of his life. ne must
assume some definite attitude to-
wards the Bible and the Christ Of
the Bible. he reasons that ne has a
soul to save and a day Of judgment
TO meet. Let man ser Dusty think
on these things and the Spirit o. God
viii bring conviction TO his heart.
I turned my feet unto thy testi-
monies This is the natural conse-
que1ce OF serious thought. Thought
is the sire OF action. When the
prodigal son sat in the swine pasture
and thought on his ways, he saw
what a fool he had been. ne made
up his mind TO quit the old life,
jumped over the fence and turned
his footsteps toward home. The
law OF the Lord is perfect, convert
ing the soul; the testimony Of the
Lord is sure. making wise the sim
pie There is no better guide book
for the thoughtful man than the
Bible; il viii tell him the truth and
lead him in the right way TO saliva
ton.
Il made haste. and delayed not
TO keep thy commandments In re-
Ceiving holy impulses triding and
procrastination are exceedingly dan
gerous. Obedience is the test of sin
Cerity. He did not cavil with God
nor attempt TO dictate terms Of sur
render. he obeyed Jesus said. We
are my friends if we do whatsoever
command you The only way 10
peace and Joy is absolute consecra-
tion Of yourself to God. He thought.
he turned. He Obeyed"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-28
.S!TUR-ON" EYEGLASSES Ss.75

Eyes examined free. DR.. Paurs
optical Service, 2O9 ]. NJ 5 Bldg.
Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-28

DR.. ". q. wegner for Coroner.
-Advt-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-28
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
OF Y. M. c. A. TO MEET

A special meeting of the execu-
tive committee OF the Y NJ G. A.
viii be held this evening at the asso-
citation building when a number Of
special questions will be discusSel j.
The problem Of remodeling the base
ment and rearranging the lockers.
the moving of the billiard parlors TO
the basement and the building OF
new dormitcry rooms Will be taken
up.
The committee viii consider the
offer made J. q. Ames. general sec
rotary OF the association 70 teacn
classes at the summer school at Lake
Geneva during the first part of June
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-27
TO ABOLISH
NIGHT SESSIONS.

Property owners must hereafter
renew and repair adjacent side
walks, or tho cost OF such repair
viii be charged as lien against
the property. according To action
taken by the city council Monday
night
The council requested Corpora.
ton Counsel Caldwell 10 advise
course by which the city may com.
pei the street car company 10 OK.
tend It's tines.
Night meetings OF the council
were abolished They will be held
at : p, m Mondays.
The police department was voted
$1,000 TO pay costs attached 20 SELF.
ing and removal OF contrahand
liquor.
The Seattle. Park Amusement Co
was granted license 20 conduct
an amusement park at Luna for one
year
Proposed regarding 81 Western
ave. was deferred 10 weeks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-27
HARRISON BIDS
FOR MOOSE VOTE

Willard T Harrison. state chair.
man OF the republican central com.
mittee. N making the first definite
oyerturos 10 give the former bull
moosers real welcome into the
republican party.
lie has plan by which the ex.
ccutiye committee OF the party IL
20 be augmented with an advisory
board--and progreHsiyeS are To be
named on this board
Heretofore. the O. O. T. orators
have been dlligcnt In wordy vel
comes
But both at the county and state
conventions. progresslvos were
conspicuous by the absence OF any
representation in the councils and
deliberations OF the republican
party.
Harrison. evidently anxious. 20
show action as well as merely speak
about the aforesaid welcome" has
called meeting OF the state com.
mittee for next Saturday.
A meeting OF the Women's
Roosevelt club will be held Tues
day to discuss the Roosevelt mes.
sage in which he urged Monday
the ''ungrudging support Of Mr..
Hughes" The club will determine
It's future course AZ this meeting
which IL to be held at the home OF
the president. Mrs C. II Wharton.
SAG 18th ave. ~
A bid for the bull moose support
will be made Wednesday night by
the democratic party az the ratlfi.
cation meeting TO be held nj the
Metropolitan theatre.
Plans have been completed by
the local democrats to make this
meeting one Of the biggest political
demonstrations OF the year. Fire.
works and street parade will pre-
ccde the meeting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-27
DRUGGISTS FAVOR
S25.A.YEAR LICENSE

The state pharmacy board Is TAX.
INK a poll OF all Washington drug.
glsts TO ascertain whether they are
In favor 81 quitting the sale OF in.
toxicating liquor entirely. accord.
ing to a statement Monday by c.
Osseward. president OF the board
Osseward appeared before the
city franchise committee when
resolution signed by 20 druggists
OF Seattle was presented. favoring
the licensing % all drug stores at
ssS a year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-27
G. N. LEIGHTON DEAD

While working In his yard at
s0s0 Wallingford ave. Sunday
morning. G.. NJ. Leighton. formerly
sergeant In the police depart.
ment and deputy sheriff In the
service OF the county. was stricken
suddenly with heart disease and
died. lie was S.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-27
WANT HIM PUNISHED

Members OF Company G. n. q.
W. at Aberdeen. have presented a
petition TO the mayor and tho city
council In which they ask for the
recall OF F. j Wallace. OF the city
plumbers office. who berated
BuEler Nat Hart for quitting his
position 20 enlist In the National
Guard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-27
HAS MOUNTAIN ATMOSPHERIC

The Trail OF the Lonesome
Pine. in which Charlotte Walker
plays June. at the Rex. was
staged under the direction - Cecil
q. DE Mile I.askys director gen.
erai gho has maintained IN the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-27
Scene from BLUE Blood Red" Walsh
Il


picture the atmosphere OF the Cum.
berland mountains and the peculiar
characteristics OF the mountaineers
OF that region
In the cast supporting Miss
Walker are Theodore Roberts.
Thomas McighAn. Earl Fox and
Park Jones.
PLAY REQUEST" PROGRAMS
NJ. Guterson'a Russian orchestra.
which has been playing at the Col.
iseum. is now playing nj the Glen.
mer. and will give special Friday
concerts. and render selections by
request
One OF the malamute dogs In
The Dcstroyers. at the Clcmmer.
was at one time the property of
Robert W Service. the Canadian
poet who has written 80 much
Alaskan verse The dogs name 10
Ii Yum.
The story OF The Destroyer"
was written hy James Oliver Car.
wood. author Of Gods Country and
the Woman" and ran in one OF
the monthly magazines as Peter
God
KNOWS HOW TO FIGHT
Forrest Stanley. Mt the Alhnmbra
In He Fell IN Love With ITS
wife" knows how TO handle himself
In fist fight before the movie
camera About nine 81 every ten
films released lately has depicted
n rafting good fight In the picture
at the Alhambra. Stanley. a. James
Holcrot wrongcd farmer. tears
into a home breaker and gives him
a thoro licking II Is one OF the ex.
citing parts OF the story.
PLAYS MOUNTAIN GIRL
The mountains back OF Santa
Barbara. Cal. temporarily became
part OF the cumberlands 10 give the
right setting for April. the Mutual
Masterpiciure nj the Colonial She
plays the part o. mountain girl
who doesn't know who her parents
are
NEW PIPE ORGAN
A pipe organ especially construct.
Cd for motion picture houses n
being installed at the Glass a.
"Spellbound. with Lots Mere.
diih. Is the headline picture
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-27
YAWL IN HARD TRIP

Three weeks battle against ter
rifle winds after leaving San Fran
cisco for Ketchikan, has forced the
auxiliary yawl Fearless to tie up
here Tuesday. She carries mem
bers OF the San Francisco Yacht
club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-27

o.-kindly give religious belief
or church utilization Of Abraham
Lincoln. Thank you. r. c. L.
a Presbyterian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-27

o.-Does a man who Is divorced
enjoy the same privileges as man
who has never been married, or
does the average young lady shun
him7 ! mean the sensible girl.
NJ. D.
Alt depends a great deal upon
why a man is divorced as TO wheth-
er the girls shun him. Not so many
years ago. divorced msn and WON
en- were generally regarded as an
evil influence in community. Re
Gently, however. divorces have be-
come so numerous that II is con-
sidered necessity rather than a
sin by the majority OF people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-27

overcome Il. now that you realize
how bad II is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-27

al am a working GIRL Of rs. l
have the awful habit OF swearing.
swear at home, az work. and al.
most everywhere 90. My mother
scolds terribly when she hears H..
and then ! get angry and swear
worse instead OF stopping. I've al.
ways heard my father use profane
language. The other girls In the
factory do u. too. But I want TO
stop Il. I'D be so grateful II you
could tell me how. HELEN.
A.-lmpose a little penalty upon
yourself like a fine OF cent for
every swear word you catch your.
self using. and give the money to
some cause. Employ your mind
when riding on street cars or other
idle moments. thinking up list OF
substitute oxclamations---wo words to
use in place of the ones YOU are not
using any more. You have heard
these expressions 80 much that they
have become a habit. but you can
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-27
PICTURE maeoRArH NOVEL

Harold MacGrath wrote Halt a
Rogue which IL pictured In five
parts for the Red Feather produc.
ton at the Mission. King BagEot
plays the leading part. Tho com
pany was taken to Georgia to en-.
act the Southern scenes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-27

Write TO the commissioner OF
land. department OF the interior.
Washington. u. c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-27

o.--my brother and are very
much interested In what 10 called
stalking a claim" OF land. We shall
be grateful 20 you for information
as TO where TO apply for information
ON land conditions.
TWO eROTHEpe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-27
Cynthia Grey's


al arm q high school girl, ~
years old. I have many friends and
am respected. know. at present. I
am interested in a girl who has a
bad reputation. In fact. she has
sunk TO such degree that no one
notices her except her evil assoei.
ates. am trying 20 win her 20 bet.
ter ways. was seen walking with
her recently. and since then several
OF my friends have seemed cool 20
me. This girl has a heart like Iron,
but ! hope 20 win her love. Ia u
possible that will lose my own
friends by doing this'
ONE WHO WANTS TO HELP.
A. Your desire 10 help thi. girl
Is worthy. indeed. but you need co.
operation Take into your conf.
dence some older woman whose
standing In the community Is un.
Questioned. Explain the situation
TO her and ask her help. Together
you can do moro for the glrl than
either could do alone. and there can
be no mlsconstruciion placed on
your motive In your zeal TO help
another, you must not overlook or.
binary precautions 10 prevent dam.
axe TO your own reputation thru
Misunderstanding on the part OF
other persons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-27
ATHLETE AT STRAND

William Fox had his agents
search the West for wild horses
and rough and ready cowpunchers
to give real color 10 Blue Blood
and Red the big comedy 'dramt
which heads the bill at the Strand.
George Walsh. the star. was Ia
the Fox production Of The Ser.
peat He got a lot OF his natural
training for movie work while a
student In jamestown university.
where he was prominent In foot
ball and track. Some OF his ath.
letic ability came IN handy for his
part In Blue Blood and Red
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-27

Marguerite Clark In silks and
satins. at the Coliseum. plays the
part OF 1916 giri confronted by 4
pcrplcxing love problem She
finds an old diary complied by her
aunt 500 years before II tells
how her aunt WIS confronted hy
Just the same sort OF problem
Marguerite plays the part OF tn.
aunt. too. In the charming story.
and enac,s the scenes OF 1916.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-27
FILMED DURING cLoupeuRsr

Some OF the scenes in The
Apostle OF Vengeance. With VII.
liam Hart. al the Liberty. were
filmed during clcudhurst The
producers waited weeks for that
weather. which was needed 10 car.
~ out the story.
In Bubbles Of Trouble" the
comedy at the Liberty. one OF the
funny fellows rides into n house
on a motorcycle and goes around
the library table like Harvey Old.
field on a saucer track.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-27

A pipe organ especially construct
Cd for motion picture houses IL
being installed at the Glass a.
"Spellbound. with Lois Mere.
dlih. Is the headline picture.