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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-31
Liverpool Cotton. Coz.
Livestock.


Chicago Livestock. Close
Chicago. III Jan S1.-HOgs-Receipts
$1,000 Market strong; 1Oc above yester-
days average; bulk S1L5Og 1l.4Si light
SII 20 Oils: heavy. s11-S5 a I1-9e-
Cattle-Receipts. $1,000. Market steady.
Native beef cattle. SIS q I1-s5; western
steers s7-75 1918; stockerss $500 q 80;
cows and heifers. 5-00a19.2S-
Sheep-Receipts. 1000 Market steady
wethers. $1,000 91S.4o: lambs. s1L759
Kansas City Livestock. Close.
Kansas City No Jan SL-Hogs-Re-
ceipts. Ie.G0e Market higher Bulk. $3.50
aiLs5; heavy. s115o g11-soi packers and
butchers. SII.60 q II-s5. light SI1-S5 q IL re-
Cattle-Receipts. 1909 Market strong
Prime fed steers. s11-0oG1I75- dressed
S7.50R1L25. cows $685. a $50; heifers, $500
a1I-0O; s5ockers. S6.s5 q 1000.
Lambs SI2-4O@Is5e; yearlings. SIL75 a
1--50; wethers. $1,000 1913; ewes, Ssl59
I0.80- stockers and feeders, 500 q 1873
St Joseph Livestock. Close.
St Joseph, No. Jan HOgs-Receipts,
5000 Market opening loo higher Top. s1Is0;
'- csttieEReee iI,lg 1000. Market steady.
Steers. $3.50 a 100; COWS and heifers, $500 q
1850: calves. S6-50GI3-50-
Sheep-Receipts. 100 Market strong.
Lambs. $3.50 q 1885; ewes. Ss.75 Q 1910
St Louis Livestock, Close
St Louis No, Jan -Hogs-receiptss
$4,000 Market higher Light I'll seq
GILso; bulk. s1I55 a Il-S5-
Cattle-Receipts. $500 Market steady Ac-
tive; beef ste-rs $50 n 11-15; yearling steers
and heifers. sS.5o G11-5O; cows. $3.50 SIS;
stockers and feeders s53e EDS5O: Texas
quarantine steers. $3.50 q $3.50. beef COWS.
and heifers. 81 % a $500: steers and heifers
$3.50 $1,000: native calves, Ss00d1450
Sheep-Receipts- 2000. Market. strong:
,smbs, S12-75 1880; ewes. $3.50 q 1882
yearlinEs S1L00G 1925
Denver Livestock. Close
Denver, Colo. Jan Observation-Disclosures.
zoe Market steady. Beef steers, 500 dB1O.50:
cows and heifers. s6-25 a 40; stOckers and
feeders, 1875 GS-75; calves, $500 011-0o-
Hogs-Receipts, 900 Market Toe higher.
Top. s1135- bulk. S1L1O 1L35-
Sheep-Receipts. 500 Market steady
Lambs s15-25 d1S.S5; ewes. $9-z5 a s.S5-
ForS Worth Livestock. Close
(By Zeiger HOteL)
Hogs-Receipts. 5000 Market steady Top.
SILIo; bulk. sic 80 G1O.75
Cattle-Receipts $500. including 500
calves. Beef steers. top, $3.50. bulk $500
$50; cows. $3.50 q $50. heifers. S6-5OG7.50:
bulls. $3.50 "a $50: calves. S5.5OG $50 Stock
ers-steers. $3.50 q 7-65: cows. $500 a $50;
heifers. $3.50 $50; calves. $3.50 $500
Sheep-Receipts, 1900
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-31

I WANT 30 acre tract. the greater part in
alfalfa. fair improvements and water to If
rigate, must be close TO f Paso or on rail-
road nearby VIII pay $1,000 cash. balance
terms Owners only need answer.
X. &. TUPPER.
With Macon Realty Co.
Phone 1913 1876 Mills Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-31

Special Notices.
/ STOVE MAN Phone 1913
PHI Ies6-Pacific Trnsfr. Co; quick service.
GET your fertilizer early; large load. $3.50
. delivered anywhere in city. Phone 2049.
HAIR SWITCHES AND CURLS made from
I eombings- Mrs Lloyd Phone I43I.
YOUR mattress renovated. sI75 up: carpets
cis11ed Erwin Mfg Co. phone ITO.
CARPENTER will figure new or repair work
-porches and garages a specially Phi 6sa3.
COAI-Ganup lump Call 670l We have
plenty Of it,
THE only steam carpet cleaners. ski rugs.
81 Acme Mattress * Feather Co. Phi 1911
INV GOODS given for old Phone 1898.
HOME FURNITURE Co, III y Stanton St
FREE instructions. each morning. from 10
TO u. m croeheting AT 2le Herald Bldg
ALFALFA SEED for sale: write for prices.
tint Mercantile and Banking Co. Clint.
Texas
CALI. 67OI for coal and wood. Wood for
az purposes. pine. oak mesquite juniper.
pine Alndling- &c sack Prompt delivery.
ALL KINDS hauling done cheap; dirt or
fertilizer furnished: moving "a specially.
CAR LOAD JUST RECEIVED.
ARIZONA ash and evergreen trees and roses
he'.ltny good rooted; in any quantity; z5c
TO $50 each. your selections
EVERGREEN CEMETERY. Phone 100
Money TO Lean
~-~~-~---~-~~~~~-~-~-~-~~0
L TRADE anything in the furniture line
FOUTZ FOOSHEE co.
MONEY TO LOAN on good inside business
property. per cent interest A. p Coles & 3
Bros 90 n Oregon
CHATTEL MORTGAGE loans made. chattel !
or vendors lien notes bought See u when /
IN need Equitable Loan Assn SIS Trus. /
b-dg-
MONEY TO loan at per cent on business I
Mills bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-31
Help Wanted@SaIesmen.

-. NEFeO GoIr - ~ roSi > -
order takers for the following states
ie1as- New Mexico, Oklahoma Arkansas
and south California liberal com1-,ieeil,r, -
drawing account paid weekly: must hav..
good references and give bond Write or
PaSo Texas ' 90
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-31
Lost and Found.

Lost and Found.
--~~~~~~~~-~~---~~~-~~~~
LOST-Gold chain and medallion; engraved
Guadalupe; keepsake Phone 1850 Reward.
GLASSES-Lost last Saturday night Finder
return TO 3Sz2 Grand or call Dan Hammond
Reward
LOST-Black handbag Tuesday. containing
theater tickets and small change Return
to Y. W Cafeteria. Reward.
LOST, Saturday. opal stick pin; value not
great but keepsake from dead relative Re
ward Phone S515- Miller
LOST peacock; Saturday afternoon.
finder kindly return TO 2601 f. Boulevard
and collect reward No questions asked.
RUGs-RUGs-extra fine selection and at
the old price
FOUTZ FOOSHEE co.
1 REWARD SO for the arrest and convic-
rion of any one breaking and robhing gas
meters at 504i2 ;. Stanton A p. Hinkle-
LOST about April /. 1916 scroll pin. black
enameled: large diamond in center. liberal
reward Billy Smith. Paso del Norte hotel
$50 REWARD Tor recovery Of Ford automo-
bile. 1917 model. engine No. I.6II.s5e stolen
January 18th. front wheels changed from
50E5 TO 59x3 Z. hubs on front wheels not
painted n A Pose. Columbus y n. or
CITY Detective Dept
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-31

HOGS REACH HIGHEST PRICE.
SIP PER HUNDREDWEIGHT
Chicago. H. Jan 5l--Twelve dollars per
90 pounds the highest price since the civil
war. was paid for live hogs at the union
stock wards here TODAY
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-31

\~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~-N-~
WANTED at once-Two lots in Highland
park addition; must be reasona bic. Address
Lots care Herald
OF ICk purchaser for ; T. or brick bung-
allow under $1,000. Hills & Glasgow sla
Martin Bldg Phone 1888
WILL PAY $4,000 and as much as O.osO
in notes OF trade for good apartment house
property. Address ! 81 care Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-31
Help Wanted-Male and Female.

Help Wanted-male and Female.
WANTED EXPERIENCED wafter Sr S,>ff|>--S-
400 Z Franklin.
COOK wanted. man or woman. Write or
app. TO fark motel. Las Cruces. y Mex
WANTED-Bookkeeper male or female.
CAL Goodman Produce company
Wanted HeIp-FeraIe.
GOOD COOK, small fSmi117 n ! -Sf- (,,-->7-
NANTED-English speaking girl for general
housewOrk. Phone 1924.
ersl housework. Phone 1885.
WANTED Good cook. Phone 1907 or can
1900 Mesa.
NANTED-Good house girl to cook for fam
lly Of three 1904 Montana. Phone 3f49
WANTED English speaking girl for house
work oil California.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-31
For Rent-Rooms Furnished

ROOMS for rent. close in. for gentleman. Il
Z franklin.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-31
Dogs for Sale. Wanted. Etc.


GREAT DANE puppies for sale Inquire at
vt Franklin Fuel X Feed Co Phone 1Ss.
FOR Registered male AiredaIe dog
10 months old Phone 1854
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-08

An going to talk to you about the
birds that came and lodged in the
L branches OF the large mustard
plant
Il is possible that some one may
say that we should not waste our
time on the details Of the parable The
principal lesson OF the parable is
quite clear, namely, that the begin
ming of the gospel in the life Of an
Individual or Of a community may be
very small, like the tiny seed, but
once sown and rooted. may grow 90
large proportions. But the coming OF
the birds TO lodge in the branches,
that is nothing but a little flourish
Of the artist and really has nothing
70 do with the main thought Of the
parable. 1 contend. however. that all
that Jesus put into the parable rs
worthy OF our consideration. II IL was
worth his while 10 put any flourish
into the picture, IL is worth our while
10 consider it.
The mustard seed was not s0wn
With-a view Of furnishing lodging for
the birds That was an indirect and
possibly an unexpected result. I could
give you an illustration OF the same
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-08

not only gives us those things that
may be called the bare necessities Of
lie He adds certain ameuities. GER
tain Injuries 7 may say. for the de-
light of his children BE does not
deal with us as an Institution might
deal with a lot Of orphan children
feeding them the plainest OF food.
and clothing them in the cheapest or
clothing. He is like "a fond mother
who puts some delicacies on the table
along with the plain food As a
mother dresses daiuuly the Ettle
daughter OF her love with lace and
ribbons so God has lavished beauty
on the works Of his hands. has put
music In ripping brooks and sinslas
birds and poetic hearts. all for the
delight 10 those who have eyes 10
see. ears TO hear and hearts TO feel
Tt may be said that the enjoyU eut
Of the things mentioned. home, eQu-
cation. art music. literature. etc. is
not the exclusive privilege OF chris
tian people quite true, but I hold
that as acquaintance with the author
OF book or song Increases our in
terest in them and enables us more
fully TO appreciate them so our ac-
Qua.utance with God increases our
pleasure i'm the contemplation Of his
works. To love his works without
loving him Is indeed q kind OF idol
airy. 1T is possible 20 make an IDOL
of literature" a certain actor said
When an attendant drew up the win
dow blind and the morning sun shoue
on the dying artist. Turney. taking a
last look at the risi ing orb he eU-
claimed. That is my God" Patriot
ism. science art and literature. Justice.
beauty. goodness and truth are the
exalted ideals 10 which many aspire,
but altogether In the pagan spirit. iE-
noring God and the great hope that
spring out Of faith in him. To seek
high and lovely things away from
God is the saddest Of idolatries."
Teachers JournalD
How much better 10 consider these
indirect benefits Of the Gospel I'm the
spirit that breathes in the hymn en-
titled For the Beauty Of the Earth"
by Pierpoint.
For the beauty OF the earth
For the beauty OF the skies.
For the love which from our birth
over and around US lies.
Christ. our God, TO thee We raise
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-08

The gospel Of Jesus Christ is the
mustard seed that has been soWn in
this desert OF ours. Watered by
showers OF grace and warmed by di-
vine love. it has taken root and
grown Still il grows. In a direct
way IL has brought TO each believer
pardon, peace with God, regeneration.
adoption into the family OF God.
eternal life Along with these direct
results. there are others which may
be called indirect and which may be
Ikened TO the song birds that came
and found Judgement in the branches
Of rhe mustard plant.
one OF these is the Christian home
What fine word this is. one OF the
most significant in the language.
provided IL connates the fidelity Of
the two who stand at the head OF IT,
the one TO the other. according TO
christian marriage VOWS. and includes
also filial and fraternal love. all OF
which are enfOined in christian teach
ing We owe to Christianity our high
ideal OF home and from IL alone can
come the moral impulse necessary TO
any near realization OF this ideal.
The education OF the masses is an
other OF these indirect benefits OF the
Gospel By christianity every fndi-
vidual IS elevated to q high dignity.
TO nothing less than divine sOnship.
Consequently he Is entitled TO oupor-
tunities for self development. for that
able him 10 appreciate his high dig
nifty. perform worthily his important
mission. and realize the destiny 10
which he has been called. Wherever
Christianity has gone. education has
followed. not merely with privileges
for the few, but with opportunities
for all.
Art music and literature are other
OF these song birds in the branches
II Is true that all OF these are found
outside Of christianity. But e is also
true that they all have had a UNIQUE
development in christianity. They
have 1ourished with a wealth OF
beauty, expression and inspiration
never before dreamed OF.
Evidences Of Gods Love.
7 think enough examples have been
mentioned to indicate what is meant
by the indirect benefits OF christian
ity- The point I want to make right
here IS that all these things are a
further evidence OF Gods love. He
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-08


thing. ] visited a section in the state
Of New Mexico that some nine years
ago was practically uninhablted. That
country looked much like a desert in
the dry season, a great treeless. short
grass extension Of territory. But the
intrepid homesteaders came in and to-
day all that section is taken up.
The Trees and the Birds
One Of the early settlers hardly fin
ished his shack, when he began 10
plant trees about IL. The neiEhbors
thought they would not grow in that
country and that IL was a waste OF
time and labor 10 set them out and
fence them 20 protect them from the
cattle. This man, however. wanted
trees and was willing TO make the eN-
pertinent Inc trees grew. BY the
third year they could De seen above
the horizon from quite a distance
Then IL was noticed that certain
species OF birds that had not been
seen before in that community had
come 10 nest in the grove and cheer
the settlers with their songs The
birds love the cool shade and the
protection OF the trees. The grove
was TO them an invitation which they
gladly ACCEPTED The man who
planted the trees did not have in
mind the birds. Their coming was an
Indirect result OF his labor
Sin turned this world into a kind
OF desert place. Christianity con-
verts the desert into gardens and
groves. Where ever the streams OF
divine grace flow. new life appears.
The Psalmist. singing OF the works
OF God, says
He sendeth forth springs into the
valleys, they run among the noun
tGius; they give drink to every beast
Of the field BY them the birds OF
heaven have their habitation. they
sing among the branches" Psalms
104: 1912
Changing the symbol. we may that
sin has made Of our lives a bleak and
barren winter. The incoming OF di-
vine love and warmth drives away
the winter and ushers in an eternal
springtime. Then I'm the language OF
Solomon we may sing.
For 10 the winter is past. the rain
IS over and gone. The flowers ap-
pear on the earth. the time Of the
singing Of birds is come" Songs OF
solomon --rI-1Z.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-08

This cur sacrifice or praise.
For the beauty OF each hour
OF tie day and OF the night
Hll and vale. and tree and flower
sun and moon and starts of light
Christ. ou- God. to- thee we raise
This our sacrifice Of praise
a Bonus From God
some corporations have the custom
Of paying their employees stated
salary and "a bonus 1len who receive
bonus say that it come ll lIiEltr
fine. that &c produces that -ranH f-o
glorious feeling the rart111--t oe-
picts for Us iu the papers I'D" bonus
comes as a sort Of pleasant sur
prise as something one hadn't earned
and by rights could not be demanded
The song birds iu the branches are a
bonus from God 20 YOU Have you
the JOY OF q christian lOm That's
Gods bonus 90 you can goa delight
yourself in music and is .ity--t-re P
great Inspiration In your llfe2 Take
them as q bonus God Er.-st cuS4- CLtcrs
you Should you by chance turn your
eyes TO the west ~ ina hour a. sun
set and stand entrance ut rne zf-ul
ing. rejoice In DO rs -u1lhcr OF God s
bonus TO the chill lrcn nn delights 90
favor. But. oh. see Cd 10 that YOU are
first in possession Of the C.rec- uere-
fits Of the Gospel Jesus Christ ac-
ceuted as your person 90 savior lf tle
only guarantee Of the rOutiuuaIce M
present legitimate delights and as
suranre Of undreamed OF lea=l75 IN
the life to come
I sometimes think or the world 20
come. and try to- fancy what glad sur
prlses God has IN ITO % 11r us "rer
there He that rrt Sd much Leautv in
las foOtstcOl VIII u1- have Eeslycred
TO adoru his pall-a- ] -rtlc pate great
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-08

him a joint ownership of AL the
good and the beautiful that God mas
created for time and for eternity.
The Infant son Of king was kid
uaped out OF pure malice and envy
rlr- pt0r carried him away 10
howell stripped him OF his fine clothes
and dressed him in rags He was led
the colrsrst Of food and IN insufficient
.ulDtltes SO that his little body grew
lean and puuy He was scoided and
beaten. HIS life was one Of almost
unmit.gated wretchedness. The only
alienation he enjoyed. after few
years. when he was allowed a little
liberty OF was sent out alone TO beg.
was 90 linGrr outside the royal gar
deus and peer Wlsttully through the
iron bars OF the incl0sure- He could
see the fountains throwing Up Lheir
sparkling streams Of water. which. as
10 fen. was converted into rainbow
tinted mis-- rare flowers could be
seen whose perfume was waited Tar
beyond the limits OF the gardens
one day as he fingered without the
Garden. gazing WlSrtuLlT at the beau
ties there disclosed It happened that
his old nurse passed by and saw
something in the ragged urchin that
the quick intuition OF q loving heart,
she seized the boy and began TO ply
him with questions His confused
answers increased her conviction that
me- ANAE Na-AIA A4AelA aAAE lA lAAia
An stlgarl1u resulted in the con-
fesslon OF the crime al1 the estab-
lishment- OF the Identity OF the boy.
He was received back into his home
with great rejoicing Thereafter the
comforts and the beauties OF the gar
deUs were not things to be viewed
and i'm n measure enjoyed from a dis
lance. The palace was his home he
could walk within the gardens, he had
closer view OF ils beauties. and iu
addition. enjoyed a sense OF owner
ship He no longer had TO think Of
leaving these things TO return again
to the hOveI with its CRIME. its
hung and its in treatment
Friends. are you looking on Gods
garden from without 1t is your
privilege 70 enjoy them from within
You were alien l-=J from your loyal
home and heritage But God has not
forgotten YOU. Jesus opens to you
now the gate and offers to restore
you TO your lost heritage VIII you
20 i'm with him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-08
Proverbs s:12-21.

wisdom dwell with prudence. and
find out knowledge Of witty inven-
lions.
The fear Of the Lord is 10 hate evil:
pride. and arroEancy, and the evil
way, and the froward month, do I
hate
Counsel is mine. and sound wisdom:
I am understanding have strength.
BY me kings reign and princes de-
cree justice
BY me princes rule. and mobiles. even
all the judges OF the earth.
I love them that love me. and those
that seek me early shall find me
Riches and honor are with me- yea,
durable riches and righteousness
Ny fruit is better than gold. yea,
than fine gold; and my revenue than
choice silver.
I lead in the way OF Righteousness,
in the midst OF the paths OF judg-
meut.
That may cause those that love
me to inherit substance; and I will fill
their treasures.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-08
KERMESS TO AID SCHOOL
OF GUARDIAN ANGEL PARISH

To aid the building OF the new
parochial school there VIII be a ker-
mess given on the lawns Of the Guar
dian Angel church. 3021 Frutas street.
on Sunday from o'clock until II
o'clock. The Altar society and young
W0meu's and young mems sOdaities
are in charge Of the affair, and viii
superiEtend the various amusements,
which viii be held in the afternoon
and evening for the enjoyment OF
the many friends OF the parish. both
young and old. 1t is expected that
the kermess VIII be thoroughly de-
lIghtful and the public is cordially in
Vited to attend
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-08
Weekly Meetings of
Ministerial Alliance to
Be Resumed Monday

The Ministerial Alliance. which is
composed Of the pastors Of the va
rious churches of the city. VIII re-
sumo the weekly meetings Monday
morning The Alliance suspended
its meetings during the summer.
The first meeting viii be at 10
o'clock Monday morning at the y. NJ.
G.. A. building. II. p. Demand sec
rotary Of the BOYS Work branch Of
the Y. NJ c. A, viii tell Of some
phase of the Boys Federated Bible
class work. The members OF the
Alliance Will give some OF the *
-neriences OF their racations-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-08
~ HOSE who are pushing the PEN
sion funds Cor ministers say

~ HOSE VINO are puSllng the pen
sion funds Cor ministers say
4 the total likely TO be given by
the American people before the end
or the present campaigns may reach
the high total Of $4,000, go 1Iethodists
OF the northern slater at a meeting
just held, reported S-,50O.OO0 pledged
toward q total Of 81. 600 600, but add
that II their experience is that Of
othe pension fund promoters their
total viii reach s1GOOO00O and per-
haps more II they speed up their ma
chinery TO the S15.O00,0OO goal Re
ports show that once the campaign
gets going it keeps on. Episcopal
figures have gone beyond $7,5oo,Oo0
in efforts TO secure 100000 The
totals Of all pension fund stints, or OF
all principal religious bodies as 1ar as
known. is S6g.Gu0,0tO-
bTethodists and others are inauEu-
rating what they claim TO be sclentflc
systems. based on the best actuary
tables. but Methodist plans differ
from the Episcopal in that they are
on q basis Of annual conferences and
not the whole Methodist church, and
that the ministers do not contri butte
anything toward their own pensions.
Rev Dr. J. 3. Hingeiey, head OF the
Methodist propaganda says She war
is not hurting Methodist pension
plano.
me Carnegie Foundation. in its
last report, states that Baptists are
fists themselves say they are raising
p much smaller amount now. intended
10 pave the way for the pension cam
paiEn which has not yet been started.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-08
HEAD OF IA. c. ARMY WORK
REARS HIS OWN EEpE1

Francis Durbin Of Lima, Ohio. who
has been placed at the head OF the
staff OF secretaries kho are TO di-
recr work Of the Knights Of Colum-
bus among the enlisted men Of the
Is army c0nt0uments. like food com
missioner Hoover. works at his own
cost
Strongly backed by the American
Federation OF Catholic societies. the
KNIGHTS now count on $4,000 900 70
spend this year, and with that sum
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-08
ITTHERANs SAY WAR NOT
HANnTCAppINE CELERRA TlON

Lutherans say that in spite Of war
the Identification Of their founder
with German history, the brario1
OF the 400th anniversary of the Mar
Tin Luther incident OF the protests on
his church door. which began tho
German reformation, has thus far
been q success beyond their expecta-
tons New York city, although not
the greatest center Of Lutheran
strength, plans TO outstrip every
other city in elaborate observance
OF the exact anniversary in October.
one big feature will be the holding
o. a great service in the Episcopal
cathedral Of st. John the Divine, dt
which all Protestant ministers Of all
names viii have part Another is a
reformation banquet given by the
Lutheran society. which promises 20
be one Of the greatest demonstration
Of official Protestant strength Amer
lea has ever seen
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-08
DISCIPLES HAVE GAIN
m son ftOn ~ r-uU~-rI

OF s90,OOO IN GIFTS,
Disciples Of Christ show gain in
their foreign missionary gifts OF NOR
than $4,000 as compared with august
Of last year. Ii is stated by their for
eign missionary leader, the Rev DIT.
r. NJ Rains Of Cincinnati, that IL they
ROW give as much as during Sep
TENDER last year. and no more. they
viii pass a limit OF 100000 total for
the year: a figure the Rev. DIT. Rains
has long set for them, but which they
have failed as yet TO reach. Their
sOciety's books close at the end OF
September. and the Disciples Ma
tional convention meets in Kansas
City during the last week in October.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-08

viii provide recreation halls and u
brarfes at some other camps than IN
l6 cantonments Of the national army