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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-13
Special Counsel
Must Win Gases
To Get Their PAY

Santa Fc. y. NJ. Juuc o.. In an
opinion written fur Ga, state tax
commission Attorney ,;snvrJl Harry
l.. Patton hold. that special counsel
gmpl"! ed tu bring suits Tor the coll
lection ot delinquent taxes. under the
provisions ~ the delinquent tax law
passed J, lh" last regular session of
DO" legislature cannot uc paid the
= per cent ~ the taN p,uaIt, and
COSTS provided t- their compensation.
10y 'uw unjc,. ia, pru1It, and costs
Gre actually paid into tn, court luud.
Ia other words. the efforts of IN. at
toru"y~ employed must r"-d.t ln the
county receiving the penalties and
costs before thcy can Do, ati for
,ho.r services Nj. Patton opinion
follows.
stat" rhN Commission.
santa re, New Mexico.
'Gcntlomcn / ana lu rcc,Ipt ~.
your recent letter. requesting con-
struvtion of Section q. Chap or SO,
Laws 1915, the same being m Act
l,"lat.ug g" Delinquent Taxes
The section referred tu provides
that , per ccntum =, the an iuunt OF
Lax penalty and costs lee inc tudcd in
ih" judgment % that sal q % per
c'ntun, when collected. shan, bo paid
over &" the county treasurer aud COY
cred into The court fund nf the
county. The section iurthcB provides
hat whenever special counsei shall
De employed go conduct ~proc.eaiugs
"a such case such . per ,ou!um shall
ur ruid 600 such special counsel nS or
der ut the court upuu warrant Iawu
against such court fund. and snail
constitute the compensation for smch
special counsel
I'm nay opinion the per cent am
referred fo constitutes AN ~ the 90, m
pcustti"u Geo which such spc, ,il
c"uu-,i IS entitled Furthermore. I
ana Of the opiuluu that. unless such
. p"r couium is actually collected END
paid Iut" the court mud 49, pru,i, led
40 the act the same shah not ,hc
available q" such special counsel Tn
other words his o per crutum car
uof DO" paid to HE special counsel uti
"I the court iund unless the same has
beer collie. ted and paid u uum ,fuctu
source.
Yours very truly.
HARRY h. PATTON.
'Attornoy General ,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-13
DIR. c. II. Carnes Is
Busy Preparing
His New Office

Having spent a month on the coast
buying equipment ana stock, Dr. &,
VI. CJrucs. h optemetrist, ~ nov
busy preparing his new location, three
doors north ofthe post office for o.
Cupaucy Dr. carncs will deNot his
entire time henceforth in the cOn-
duc, Of ms optical business.
lie will be equipped with the most
modern lens grinding n other ma
chinery for turning out work un the
promises. n u fun complement of
scientific Instruments for eye exam
nations and fitting 81 eyeglasscs.
DR.. Came. says that his offices.
when completed, Will he superior "a
point oi ron enience and efficiency
to anything 10" has seen in he EN- ire
southwest and a credit To A%lhuuner-
uIc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-13
Everybody Invited
To Attend the Elks'
Flag Day Observance

The public Is invited to attend the
Observance ~ Flag duy to be- held az
the ElN. club tomorrow night AZ =
u.clu,t Following ~ the program
Music Patriotic Airs brch"e tiI.
Introductory Exercises ENtltc
ruler aud officers.
urdN ,t-D Chaplain.
Sulo. "War'-tlugo Never.
Flag RSoord-P. r LnucrgJu.
Altar ScTNie- Esquire ana ott,p,rs
star Spauglcd RHnner-Malc quar-
trt.
Elk- Tribute to the Fldg-M r.
Hickey.
Lest We FORGET Male Qusrte,.
III, CuIuneIs Plea Miss Id, Sgau-
2iui
Grafton Francis T.. wood,
"AmorICt' Audience.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-13

After taking ten bottles | am now well
and strong. have no mo pain, backaehs
or dizzy spells. Everyone tells me
how well | look and ! tell them Lydia
T.. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound did
IL Miss NINA SoUTHwIcK, X. +. ID.
No. 4, Box 81, kingfsher, Okla.
t,ou6les' bsetschs ~ ,hs
blues should try Lydia +. Pinkham's
Vegetable COMPOUND as Mrs. South
wick did. or II they need free advice
In regard 10 any annoying symptom
write 10 Lydia r. PinkhAm Medicine
Co. (conhdentis). Lynn. Mass.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-13
SMALL SUBSCRIBERS TO
coME TO RELIEF OF THE
LIBERTY LOAN, BELIEF


Washington, June 13.-Small sub
scribers Investing In $50 and 800
bonds have swelled the liberty loan
nearer the Sc, 600. Oo0, 600 mark. treas-
ury officials said today and additional
thousands OF these are looked for be-
fore Friday night wt.rn the subscrip-
tions period closes, II II estimated
that subscribers 10 the oan now to-
tai 2.O00. geo persons.
To workers OF the country Secre-
tary Wilson today sent an appeal TO
buy bonds even on the partial pay
meui plan.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-13

had been saved. although officers ot
the Leyland line said they had no in
formation regarding the attack or
where the Anglican was sank.
A cablegram received here later
today said five men from the Anglican
were missing. There were two Amer
leans In the crew.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-13
CARTER Is WANTED IN
KEET CASE; NATIONWIDE
SEARCH is BEING MADE
BY Associated Press

HI NttnrIhTfU TTfNN-
Springfield. Mo. June i3.-Dick
Carter. for whom a nationwide search
is being made, IL the only person
against whom a formal charge OF
murder In connection with the death
OF Lloyd Keet. "a months old, has
been placed. Prosecuting Attorney
O'Day Is seeking Information reeArd-
ing kidnapping plots.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-13

mission of adults will De faxed $500
u year.
Had the army division camp oeen
established here the ordinance would
have opened the way TO more rove
nue.. The camp would have undoubt-
edly led 10 the opening -. several pic
ture theaters In town.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-13
WERNER HORN, OFFICER
OF GERMAN
GUILTY AS CHARGED
By Associated Press

Boston, June i3--Werner Horn
who declared himself an officer OF the
German landwehr. was found guilty
today In the FEDERAL court ON a charge
90 ~unlawfully Transporting dynamite
In interstate commerce Horn was
arrested IN February. 1915, after an
attempt to blow up the international
bridge at Nancehro Maine.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-13
MILLION IN LIBERTY
BONDS TAKEN BY THE
UNITED VERDE COMPANY
BY Associated Prose

BY Associated Press
Phoenix, Ariz. June l3.--Former
senator william \. Clark, owner OF
United Verde Copper company OF
Jerome, today announced the pur-
chase nv that company of loco 900
Of liberty bonds. To- be credited 10 m"
state 81 Arizona The announcement
was made in the form ~ g telegram
To- Governor Campbell.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-13
LINER ANGLICAN SUNK
BY GERMAN SUBMARINE;
5 MEN ARE MISSING

~ AKE0fIatFd Ffess. :,
Roston. June i3.-The Leylnnd
liner Anglican. which left Boston May
30 for Liverpool has been t%orpedoed
ana sunk 10y a German submarine ae-
cording to cHhle udvices today.
The adyices stated that the crew
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-13

.refeleng" tu WORK now h.iug dotc
pnc of the topics To b" diacussed ia
the future OF the snish-spcukin;
p.upl, 81 the southwest social. in
duStii1l and religions
onc If the mott important features
of todn''s program is the rally 20
nc held go o'clock this "Veninr
when pr Edward Laird Mills. ui salt
Lake CITY. is To- deliver q stirring ad.
drn-s tie b. superintendent ni the
frontier department Methods Home
Missions Tie b., said to hc q speak""
or force.
tn, convention program follows
Wednesday. june i3-Murning.
Q 100 Devotional Service Rev.
Ian,lnp 7 Bloom
. 80 survey of IN, Field with tef.
lc',ucr to the work now being duIe-
=, representative Of the Blptis
Con rrosHtioual Methodist Episcopal
Ncihodist Episcopal south. pre-h,t o
I'pr 10 tho y. = Presbyterian w. tho
IT. $ \, United brethren. ana other
.IcuuIrhcs
l,.ia Suryc 80 the uno -.n.op
upids Lcd nv U,N r. NJ. Uar'v ,od.
ms The future ~ the %Sp1uisi.
! = 'rking prupie ct the south west
., cial- industrial and religious. his-
c'ss on Of poiu'- raised in PAM. "a
this subject presented ~ last meet
inc Drs Macleod BRIGHT and HEATH.
afternoon.
600 Devotional service Rev.
Leonldas smith.
e1t Report ~ committee IN Span
,ish napet.
r.ls Tho Tcppcran,, Ouaatiou
ard our Spaui-h-spcnkiug People
Rev. Y. T. FARLEY
= ~ Development ~ Patri1'sm
ArH,uG our Notivc People Rev. r
u campbell u \. Bnssctt n n
- Address Gilbert y Rriuk. n
y ~ New york city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-13
% BRITISH SHIPS OF
OVER 1000 TONS SUNK,
WEEKLY REPORT SHOWS

London, June 10 G;45 y. MI
The weekly shipping report issued
By the admiralty today states that
twenty TIVE British merchantmen OF
more than t.G00 tons were sunk. Ten
merchantmen Of less than that ton
mage also were sunk, together with
six fishing vessels.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-13
: a. Public Service { % b. arranged
Thursday. juno ~ Morning.

, 900 devotional FcrNlcc I"N. n
u Hammond
80 \ Union ENangciicai church
for neutrality-suspicious. people In tho
United States Correspondence read
W, secretary discussion l. Such q
1u'ou Church Desirable and rr7cti-
cable Lead hy W : Holt. u r.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-13

a shrlll siren horn has been added
To the equipment OF Fire Chief Rus
sells red niyver. Il sounds like the
old TIRE signal.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-13
SYMPTOMS or
HER DISEASE
Backache, Sideache, Nervous
ness, Dizziness, Faintness.
all Disappeared After
the Woman's Medi-
cine was Taken.

Kingisher, Okla. For two years !
suffered with a severe female trouble,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-13
NEW MEASURE TO DEAL
WITH LIQUOR QUESTION
is ORDERED REPORTED
By Associated Pres.

Washington. June i3.-A new bill
20 prohibit manufacture during the
war 81 foodstuffs into distilled spirits
aud NAL: liquors was ordered report
ed today by the senWt agriculture
committee.
Another provision woulG empower
the president to requisiti0n existing
supplies 81 distilled spirits N neces-
sary to conserve food supplies or 10
secure alcohol for war purposes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-13
A Timely Display of MILDLY
Blouses

me tdIl bI lnt navy u HtdTu 'N'IA Nh'I''
which is one reason why women. misses
and girls nave adopted MILDLY BlouseS rs
the true patriotic garments of the day
Jhc other reasons are many comfort,
GOODNESS. >marineSS. washahlcncSs. etc.
You will srt in this latg, assortment of Middics
STYLES and models 20 meet yout own idea of the
sort of BLOUSE vou have wanted, aud ~ these
low prices YOU can probably find a few varieties
thar will last You through the cuiir" summer.
Every woman viii wear them a. patriotic cm
blrm.. So why not select yours from this time
assortment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-27

homes Of members and the seventh Day |
Adventist. at 1927 Westminster
Baptist organizations are among the
strongest here. They are as follows
CaIvarv-Houston Square. sol Montana;
East FL PasO. 1913 Alameda, First. SOl
MagOffin. GrandVieW- 5Ul9 Myies'
Highland Park. Dakota and Cold Next
can 701 South Stanton Besides these
there are three negro Baptist cOngre-
cations. the Holy Sanctfled. on Du-
ranzuo street Shiloh missionary, . y
Nagoffin. and Second Baptist. 4Vl
South Virginia
The Christian churches are the First.
corner Franklin and oregon and the
Austin Park 1901 Montana .....;-.
The First Church Of Christ ScieHllst;
is located AT the corner Of Montana and
stanton
Tn. First Congregational church IS
at ~ corner Of RIO Grande ana " Il
iisu,s The Mexican Congregational IS
m sos south Kansas
- clement n Pioneer Church
nm. Of the landmarks of the city IS
en-, t-r.isrouaI Church of ST Clement
Montana and Campbell kenoL 80, nd. ~
IChere the Episcopal societies mee'ir ~ ~
Joins the church on the s'u1ll-
are of gray stone o,-,
Tho Tutherans nave three coiiSIesd-
+iops-the Evangelical Lutheran HlCii'
1909 East san Antonio, 81 "1 ~
Mexican organization luOI SoutH camp
SfOO.OOO \. VI. & y Aduiu"h-
Early this year ground propaoiy VII
he broken for 100000 addition 10 the
home of the Young Men CHIisti:l- - -,
sociation adjoining that INSTITUTION on
fbe south. The local branch Of the
w. mas been assisted by the national
ORGANIZATION in a manner never before
I cxDerienced while the training OF M
t;(,,.I --,,ard rroOps has been in prog
ress around FL Paso during. the past
/ summer and fall The mas mn
] mense halls in all the camps, each III
| charge of a secretary in military uni
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-27

IsING high above It's spacious
- site. at the corner Of Mesa ave
IL nue. and Arizona streets. 81. rat
lIcks Catholic cathedral the fouAua-
ton for which was laid last summer
is nearly under roof and IS the finest
church edifice in the southwest j
will be ready for dedication about
May l. It VIII cost when completeu
$4,000.
The cathedral is OF rom3nesque. ny
vautine stVle outside ana lHSl'tt
columns and arches Stdnolhs oui -
6esnfifu1 massive distinction TO the
architectural lines OF the many q,.7-
Handsome churches in II fasy- D..iC
an a base 80 by $50 feet win lehStn
from north TO south, II Is a nlSh one
st07-,- structure. with meZzanine 1loors
on The north and south extremes FROM
fioor 70 ceiling in the auditorium the
height will be at least 90 iet[ Ih1e e
entrance doors are provided on the
sorItb approached by flight OF
srrsnite steps Thanking the entrances
are two towers. the LETT taller lnau
fhc right The foundation IS Suill-
Gently raised above ground to allow
Tor basement under the auditorium
a. some future time The frame o.
the cathedral is of steel, based on
steel columns, and the walls OF uaIk
brown pressed brick, trimmed with
Auditorium to seat 800.
large vestibule, the width OF the
auditorium. leads into the baptlstry IN
the tower on the left and to the stair
way TO the organ loft on the riShl-
The auditorium VIII seat oVU persons
There viii be six aisles. including two
outside the arcades. and the furniture
probably viii be hardwood pews- The
floor viii pitch downward toward the
north. Is inches in its length There
viii be two confessionals on either
= n TsHN W. a
The ceiling viii be of long barrel form.
finished in ornamental plaster with
circular lights and ventilators-
The exterior is marked by belt
courses of gray stone and the windows
have columns OF Bedford stone. with
caps and bases of terra Gotta All the
architectural ornaments on the main
elevation are of terra Gotta and the
pieces were all numbered in the fac
tory so that they have fitted with
nicely The roof is Of slate except
over the towers. which have Spanish
tile The columns are TO have marble
bases on the auditorium level and viii
be surrounded with ScagllOla work,
pure white. an imitation Of marble that
was used in the Paso del Norte hotel
columns. The main floor Will be or
hardwood, but floors in several de-
partments are OF tile.
Organ in Each Tower.
In the center at the north end of the
building is the sanctuary. 10 contain
the main altar. with priests and boys
sacristies TO the right and the sOdality
and small sanctuary for morning
service at the left On either side OF
the entrance TO the sanctuary are side
affairs. Marble steps viii mark the ap-
preach TO the communion railing and
Ia the altar. On the mezZanines the
choir gallery is at the south extremity
OF the auditorium. over the vestibule
viii contain an organ in each tower,
placed so that the Organists may see
clearly TO the altar in the north Over
the sanctuary floor bordered by a
cOlOnnade il TO be used for singers
Three large rose windows will light
The sanctuary. They are Of circular
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-27
CAI0MEI WHEN BILIOUS? MOI! STOP!
ACTS LIKE DYNAMITE ON LIVER
guarantee DodsOns Liver Tone will give you the best
Liver and Bowel cleansing YOU ever had.

YOU right up and make you feel Ilne
and vigorous by morning / want You
10 20 hack to the store and get your
money. Dodson's Liver Tone is de
strovina- the sale of calomel because
il Is real liver medicine; entirely veg
etable, therefore it can not saliNaoe OF
make you sick
/ guarantee that one spoonful of
Dodson's Liver Tone will put your
Sluggish liver 10 work and clean your
bowels Of that sour bile and constr
LED waste which is clogging your
system and making you feel miserable
I guarantee that bottle Of Dodsen :
Liver Tone VIII keep your entire lam :
iIv feeling fine for months Give II
TO your children Il - harmless
doesn't crime and they like its pleas
ant Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-27

form. The secretaries have furnlsned
comforts to the soldiers and stationery
and the halls have been the gathering
places for thousands OF men
salvation Army Active
Salvation Army work IN FL Paso IS
in charge OF Adjt- A. LoOney, VINO re
Gently arrived here from california
The headquarters is at IA SOuth ore
-on and the Mexican work rs IN chaf5S
OF Adit James Hunter at SO SOutn Il
Paso The Salvation Army conducts
the Rescue home in Government dllI. q
home for girls and homeless chlldren-
Besides this the army has a relleI De
partment for needy families
The home Of the Young Women's
Christian association is at 541 West
Missouri and its general office. gym
nasium and lunch room is at 316 IL
Texas The y. W" is one Of the pro-
gressive bodies Of the community. car
ryiug on an important work for the
benefit Of young women
Troops Call for Religious Work.
The eucampment IN the environs OF
FL PasO during the past year of thou
sands of regular and state soldiers has
called for a development of religious
work not seen in the army since the
civil war. Not only has every regiment
its own chaplain who conducts services
at least once week but numerous tab
ernacles have been constructed some OF
them Of permanent nature Promoted
by chaplain John T. AXtOn. 10th infan-
Try. one Of the finest tabernacles was
built ut Fort Bliss. the funds furnished
by subscription among soldiers and
civilians. sermons by national guard
chaplains have been features of ser
vices in downtown churches since last
summer Thousands OF soldiers nave
AIKEN part in sunday school and church
work. many lending their talents to the
musical groups of various cOnSrega-
tiOns.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-27

stop using calomeE II makes you
sick Don't lose a days work II you
feel law. sluggish. bilious or const-
pated. listen to me,
CaIomeI is mercury or qulcksllFef
which causes necrosis of the bones.
Colonel when IL comes into contact
with sour bile crashes into II, breaking
IL mn This is when YOU feel that aW-
full nausea and cramping- If you are
all knocked out" If your liver IS torpid
and bowels constipated or you nav
headache. dizziness coated tongue IL
breath is bad OF stomach sour just try
a spoonful of harmless Dodson's Liver
Tone
Here's my guarantee-Go to any
drug store and get q 80 cent bottle OF
Dodson-s Liver Tone Take a spoonful
tonight and if II doesn't straighten
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-27

fall. construction having been pushed
with little interruption during the win
ter. Its foundation IS OF stone. tlNe
feet in height. its walls being OF DARK
red brick. similar TO that used IN the
Mt Sinai synagog. and trimmed with
concrete slabs Two towers. something
like those of the Episcopal church OF st.
Clement. adOrn the front For SUNDAY
school purposes the building VIII have
u rooms besides a small auditorium.
and there viii be "A large auditorium,
as well as finished quarters for So
cial center in the basement The size
OF the building Is 81 by 80 feet Fur
nished ready for use the church viii
cost $4,000. During the next two years
it is proposed 10 install $500 pipe
The erection of the building was ar
ranged for by the Asbury congrega-
tons building committee. Of which II.
W Burney is chairman. W \ kessleI',
secretary J. R Burton. construction
supervisor. and 4. j. W Schmeid. j. G.
Ballard. II =. Hadfield and George +
Oliver. members Some Of these me
Methodist church. downtown. Thu
Perry kirkpatrick company made N ,
plans and jolly * Norris are the con
tractors
Rev. c. h. CampbeII's Good Work
Rev. g h Campbell. residing in the
Asbury parsonage adjoining the new
church on the east. is the pastor TWO
years ago he came here from Las
Cruces. y ". Where ne mad been Tor
four years The ASbury or. as il was
formerly known. the Alta Vista Meth
dist congregation. Wa organized in 1912
bv Rev W. r Howell. who now is ia
Alabama He was followed by Rev W.
$ Duncan. now in Phoenix Arlz- me
church has Ice members.
New Temple Mt. sinai
Completed during the early IAN Of
1916 at a cost of $4,000. the new tenn
ple Of Mt. Sinai congregation Of the
Hebrew faith at the corner Of oregon
and Montana was dedicated early in
December with extraordinary cere-
monies. participated in by eminent men
of the church from several eastern
cities. as well a. leading men and Wom-
en- of FL Paso. both Jews and Gentiles-
The temple Is one of the most Impos-
ing in the west. containing three floors
large auditorium and many features
that will make ir the community CEN
ter of the Hebrew people here.
Temple Bnai Zion. at 500 North Fl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-27

ISING high above its spacious
ID site. a. the corner of Mesa ave
II nue and Arizona streets. 81. Pat
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-27

ton. Mexican South. 2127 Olive street
and Highland Park. Dakota and Fed
eraI The negro churches include the
Myrtle avenue. 3n2S Myrtle. Phillips
chapel 3n1 Tornillo and Visitors chapel
50f .Tays Rev. H. NJ. Smith. presiding
elder Of the Methodist church. resides
here ar l107 East Boulevard
Five Presbyterian congregations are
active. the First. ut Boulevard and
stanton Westminster Florence and Rio
Grande East III Faso- Poplar ana
Alameda Aitura- @60e ldalia. and the
lIez5cau mission. 1920 Fast Fourth
Church of Christ in New building
The Church of Christ II located IN a
new building ~ the corner Of Montana
and .Ravner. which cost $4,000 The
Church Of the NaZarene Is at sl5 south
oregon. Full Gospel mission. ar the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-27

Further evidence of the great growth
OF church organizations in FL PasO is
seen in the modern building Of the As
bury Methodist congregation at the cor
ner of Grama and Hueco streets in the
Alta Vista district in the eastern sec
ton of the city. which is nearing COM
pletion- This church was begun last
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-27

CURED AT 81
Maria Texas, April 19, 1916.
Dr Ketchersid-
Fl Paso Texas.
Dear Doctor: pleased with the treatment gave
piles feeling much better than have Tor
wears l W to tell about It.
suffered with trouble nearly fifty and during
tine mast Twenty-Five work by them
The stopped all protrslon anu
bleeding and sixt completed my
feel grateful the relief have experienced and Will BE-
pleased any sufferer about and the easy painless
,,.th,I Won emplovel Sincerely yours
c. H. PERRINE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-27
SPECIAL DISEASES OF MEN

DO uo the cl of i is my Iron \
elias of nai is There amy @
H Ion rel q be-
The term Los taEt not disease, therefore there l. II
m = d r
trcJmcu i TIN the only rt %
o
a {
this trouble He dishonest and iarluan
cnanyca OF or
ydrocl al OF o
ito o ina rN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-27

fHrNi MelhoutSt II SsftFNbt Aufth-
Early iu tine year the new home OF
the First Methodist church. corner Lee
and Montana. was occupied hv the con-
-regatiOu. The building cost S5e.HO0-
No. is one OF the handsomest churches iu
the CITY. Its auditorium seats 1909 and
che basement 600 more
The Methodist Episcopal church is
represented i'm II Paso by II orSanlza-
riOuS- of which eight are American and
Mexican and three negro The Ameri-
can churches are the Asbury. now un-
der construction on Hueco street in the
alta Vista district. East FL Paso. 300
Rivera street Trinity South. Mesa
and Boulevard. Orchard Park. Hadlock
place Mexican tSouth). 525 South stan