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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-03

FEBRUARY is designated IN the
Presbyterian church as young
l. Peoples Month" In accordance
with the wishes OF the church. the
young people Of the First Presbyterian
church in FL Paso will have charge OF
tie services on Sunday evening Earl
Brown, president OF the Christian En-
deavor. will preside. Harry E. Adams
of the Eighth Ohio infantry. will read
the scripture lesson. Jas /. Davis. sig
nal corps; Miss Sophia Gilchrist, Miss
Helen DePue. and Glen BiXler VIII
each give short talks on particular de-
Darrments OF Young Peoples activities
Chaplain VIM Atkinson and the pastor.
Rev. c. L Overstreets viii also be IN
the service.
An attractive musical program has
been arranged in connection with the
service. as follows: Anthem, Blessed
Are They That Dwell IN Thy House.
by the Sunday evening chorus. Chas. J.
Andrews directing: violin solo, Miss
Dorothy WaldrOn; male quartet, Jas L
Davis, E D. Gregory. J. II. and ". h
Morton. of the signal corps: cornet solo,
Edward J. Crane and gospel solo.
sung by Frank Cheek.
The following young men viii act as
ushers: J. Pierce, Dale Carlton, Harry
Carpenter, z. Watkins, Sixth Pen1syl-
Samuel Burcham. D. HObertayers,
Eighth Ohio, and E Cummings.
The communion will be observed al
the morning service and new members
viii be received The pastor viii give
a brief communion address. The
double quartet will sing, Have Mercy
Lord" by Minshall. Mrs. A. h Gold
stein and c. J. Andrews will sing a
duet. let the Words Of My Mouth" by
Robyn-
Westminster Presbyterian.
Chaplain John T AXton. Of the 10th
[. s. infantry, viii preach Sunday
morning at Westminster Presbyterian
church There viii be special music
by the choir. Because Of the absence
from the city Of Rev. W. ". Farley,
there will be no service Sunday night
a Westminster.
The special music numbers will be an
anthem. Fear Not, o Land" (Rogers).
and a solo, "Only Ny Walk be Close
ander-
At the Aitura Presbyterian church,
corner OF Idalia avenue and Russell
street, Grandview, the pastor, Rev. W.
- Baber, viii preach at Il r. m and
$50 .. n. The morning topic Will be,
Breaking Down Of CharacteF."
Evening Service Resumed.
At the East FL PasO Presbyterian
church the services Sunday VIII be at
the pastor viii speak at both services
The veSpeT services, that have been
held at ?. m. Will be resumed. The
reasons for this change will be given
al the II o'clock hour. The morning
sermon subject viii be, The Destruc-
tive Work Of Christ" The evening
subject viii be. The Constructive
Work Of Christ"
First Methodist.
At the First Methodist Episcopal
church, owing TO the absence Of the
pastor. Rev. John NJ. Jackson, in Los
Angeles, chaplain William A Atkinson
viii preach both morning and evening.
The special musical numbers follow:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-03
SCRIPTURE.

James Stills.

James 0t1A-l6.
For whatsoever shall keep the whole
law. and vet offend IN one point, he is
guilty OF all
For he that said. Do not commit adul-
terry. said also. Do not kill Now II
thou commit no adultery, yet II thou
kill. thou art become a trznsgressor Of
the law
So speak re, and so do as they that
shall be judged by the law of liberty.
For he shall have judgment without
mercy. that hath showed no mercy; and
mercy rejoiceth against judgment
What doth II profit, my brethren.
though a man say he hath faith, and
have not works? can faith save him?
II a brother or sister be naked, and
destitute OF daily food.
And one OF you say unto them. De-
part in peace. be We warmed and filled;
notwithstanding ye give them not those
things which are needful to the body:
what doth II profit7
Even so faith. If Il hath not works,
Is dead. being alone.
Yea. man man say. thou hath faith,
and have works: shew me thy faith
without thy works. and ! will shew
thee my faith by nv works.
Thou believest that there Is one God:
thou doest well; the devils also believe,
and tremble.
But wilt thou know. o vain man. that
faith without works lie deadz
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-03
British EndeaUorers Do
Great Work During VA

Since the outbreak Of the war the
British Endeavorers have done a noble
work for sailors and soldiers. They
have written by hand more than 1913
$50 letters and have sent S7.4S2 printed
letters: they have sent 22.f14 copies
OF The Christian Eudeavor Times and
S5,436 needle cases; 5716 letters have
been written to workers and to rela-
tives OF soldiers.
Thousands OF pillow text cards have
been distributed in hospitals, an i'm
mense number OF tracts and periodi-
calls have been sent TO the ships. and
100000 gospel portions and tesla
ments have been given to the soldiers.
The large cost OF this and other similar
work has been done By the Endeav-
orSrs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-03

faculties and orders all the energies
within US.
Faith and hope without charity are
like the stars on a winter night-cold.
revealing immense distances between
God and us-but no growth or ANNA
ton. Charity is a seed, the word OF
Cod, simple one; but II II die within
the heart, then the perfume OF its
flowers and the number Of its fruit
become exhaustible. Charity Is the
freedom OF the soul. its worship OF
God and union with hints strength,
its virtue.
Charity's obstacles are sin. world
illness, and self-love- For III any man
love the world. the charity of the
father is not in him" Again the most
persistent and subtle foe of charity is
self love, for the basic principle of
divine love is self denial. the narrow
royal road OF the cross which Jesus
Christ trOd. He has many lovers or
his heavenly kingdom, but how few
bearers OF his cross.
II charity is so essential It is encun-
bent upon all to eradicate sin, the
worlds dangerous pleasures and max
inns, and all that conflicts with its
spirit that the upper chamber OF our
soul may ever be the continual abic-
ing place OF him who has given the
greatest example Of charity by his ex-
piatory act OF the cross. the divine
prOdigality of divine love.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-03

In tn interest OF the seminary. Al
night Rev. J. r Williams. D. D, the
pastor. will preach, his subject being.
ing class for the Sunday school has
been organized with Miss Pearl Carey
as teacher. The B. 7. p. L. meets
s. -fal session Of the Aid and Mission
airy society viii be held Tuesday at
ternOon n o'clock The leader Of the
devotional service will be Mrs. s. NJ
IT'S. A. NJ. Walthall. Mrs. Charles Lea
veil. Mrs. Van Wilson. Mrs. H N.
Hazard and Mrs. E ". MckinZie. The
prayer meeting subject for Wednesday
New Birth" The teachers training
class viii meet Wednesday evening at
Highland Park BAPTIST.
At the Highland Park Baptist church
Sunday. the pastor, Rev I. y. Langston,
will preach at II a m and 1870 D. N.
The Lords supper will be observed, fol-
lowing the morning service, and oap-
tism viii be administered following
the evening service All the members
are expected to be present Sunday
morning as the pastor has q special
word for that hour. The unions will
meet Tuesday afternoon at $50 and
the Sunbeams following. PRAYER
meeting will be conducted Wednesday
evening. conducted by A. P Millican.
To Give ~CandIe Talk
At the Grand View Baptist Sunday
school at p m, after q brief lesson
period, Rev. z. L. Millican will give a
candle talk" which is expected to be
of interest to adults. as well as chill
dren. Misses Una Mae Webb and
Anita Forgason will sing a duet Mid
week prayer service is on Thursday at
1880 .. m.
East FL PasO Baptist.
la 81
Sunday morning Rev. ". r. Hatchell.
foreign missionary to Mexico. will
preach. In the evening at 1880 o'clock,
Rev. Ed. L Millican. city missionary.
will preach on Tho Rich Man and
Lazarus"
Church of st. Clement.
At the Church OF St Clement Rev.
Henry Eas -er, rector. the order Of ser
vices Sunday viii be:
Morning prayer-Processiona hymn,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-03
Special Program For
Auditorium SerOice

Chaplain J. L Critics VIII deliver 9
sermonette Sunday night at the service
in the auditorium at Fort Bliss Sunday
night and Mrs. J. J. Raster VIII sing
solo The program for the service fol-
lows:
Crucifixion" (Sir J. Stainer), Seventh
infantry band.
Invocation
"Berceuse," from "JocelynD CGodard),
band.
Scripture reading.
Selected solo. Mrs. J. J. Raster.
Congregational singing.
Sermonette, chaplain 7. L Critics,
a Scene in Church Life"
Coronation March" from the opera
Die Folkunger." by Kretschmer (Ar-
thur 8. Hynes), band leader Seventh
infantry hand
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-03
BRITISH AYMEN START MOVE
To CONVERT GERMANY To CHRIST
Fellowship of the RecOnci liation" Has For It's Pur
pose Opposing the EndOr sement of the War in the
Name of Christ Epis copal Church League
Fights Trend Toward Ritualsm.

~HURCH laymen OF America are
joining similar Iaymen IN Eng
~ land in extending a Fellowship
OF the Reconciliation" Associations
have recently been formed IN New
York. Philadelphia and several cities in
the south This Fellowship grows out
OF Protestants IN England. Established
and Free Church, against endorsement
OF war in ChrisSs name. 4 leader IN
the movement was Rev. Richard Rob
erts. who at the start OF the war was
pastor Of Crouch Hill church. London.
one OF the largest Presbyterian
churches in England. He with others
was not and is not now prO-GermsT.
but declares war to be the ultimate
evil. the worst in the world.
Mr.. Roberts resigned his pzstorate,
and has Just entered upon that OF the
Church Of the Piigr' ms. BROOKLYN, the
pulpit OF which long held worldwide
fame as that OF the Rev. Dr. Richard
s. StorFs According to Mr. Roberts
this Fellowship Of the Reconciliation
holds that II is the business OF Ch- is
tians TO convert Germany to Christ
II Germans refuse to be converted,
the outcome is to be left TO God. Mr..
that there are AT present in British
jails hundreds OF the foremost yornE
men OF England. many OF them active
IN social reforms, missionary and edu-
cational work.
These young men are conscientious
directors to war. About a tenth OF
them are Qua kers. but they include
members OF all bodies. He declares
there Is no greater sacrifice. or one
least known. than these men Of Eng
land. the flower OF British Christ
ianity Of laymen. undergoing prison
terms for princiDle- He SAYS the whole
machinery OF the Church OF England
and the Free Churches Is being used
10 back the war, and TO give IL Chris
tan sanction.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-03

yond expectation One OF fts leaders.
Rev. Dr. Carl z. Grammer. has issued
a statement IN which he attributes this
growth 20 deuunciations made BY
that bishop Whitehead. OF Pittsburg,
has been unusually active IN opposition
70 the league. and that other Episcopal
bishops have sought to drive It out Of
their dioceses.
The league charges an underhand
Catholics" OF High church priests. 20
throw PrOtestants out Of the church and
committing the Episcopal church to the
Roman Catholic church and the pope.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-03
CHURCH GIVING Is NOT
AFFECTED BY GOOD TINES

Rev DR.. John KrantZ. known in
many parts Of MethOdism because he
has induced people to give some So
500. 900 to pay off mortgages on Meth
OdIst churches saws he sees little or no
difference between socalled good times
and hard IN the matter OF getting peo-
ple~to contribute. A cause OF alarm
in MethodIsIn. according TO this expert.
is that Methodist laymen able TO give
large sums Of money are dying off and
leaving few successors He says their
sons. with few exceptions. either give
money OF identify themselves with
Methodism- He doubts II 1t is wise for
a man who wants to be favorzbIr
known for generosity to consent to be
born the son of q man who - 50 known
Dr. Krantz sees little difference IN
different parts OF the country in will
inEneSs 70 give money. or IN losses OF
large giTers BY death. and nobody COM
ing on IN their places He thinks the
middle west andNthe west. to Iowa and
Kansas Nebraska and Oklahoma. TO be
the best fields az present the Pacific
coast next. and the east hardest OF al
The city he puts at the bottom Is New
York.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-03
BRICK CHURCH PASTOR MAY
De INI0N THEOIOGICA HEAD

Rev. Dr.. William P. Merrill, pastor
OF the Brick Presbyterian church. ".
T.. has been offered the presidency OF
Union Theological Seminary. New
York. IN succession to the late Rev. Dr.
Francis Brown. and has the offer under
consideration Members OF the Brick
church are seeking to induce him to
decline the offer. and Il IS thought
probable that he will do so. The Brick
church's pastOTate was held for Is
years by Rev Dr. Henry Van Dyke
Just now retiring a. United States min
lister to The Hague
The Rev. DR.. Merrill was formerly a
Chicago pastor. Going to New York,
he VAS made a trustee OF Union sem
mary. and IN the New York presbytery
where its frequent battles have been
fought out. he has Joined forces with
friends OF the seminary.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-03
LUTHERANs ANNOUNCE
EEATCREs EOR CELERRATION

The joint Lutheran committee or
gznized to celebrate the 400th anniver-
sary OF the reformation. which began
IN 1917, announces the following fez-
lures for such American celebration
The accession Of 500 900 new members
an increase OF the number OF persons
20 be confirmed in 1917 Zee percent:
to add half to the number OF Sunday
school pupils; greatly to multiply can
didates for the ministry: 10 establish =
missionary society in every eongre-
cation. and to raise SO. oO0.ooo for mis-
sions. education and relief OF AGED
ministers and their families
The motto adopted il to celehrate the
Continued On next paxe.l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-03

No. 81. Ancient Of Days; Kyril. FL
vey; sermon hymn, No. 253, Camden;
offertory anthem. "Grieve Not The
Holy Spirit" Stainer: Sanctus, Stainer;
communion hymn. No. PSI, Rocking
ham; Gloria in Excelsis. E1lwanger:
occasional hymn. No. 4s1, "Aurelia-"
Evening praper-ProcessiOn hymn,
No. 49S. ST. Georges Windsor: Mag
nipast and Nunc Dimittis, chant;
prayer hymn No. q, Stella: serrnon
hymn. No. 4S4; offertory anthem.
"Grieve Not the Holy Spirit" Stainer;
recessionsl hymn, No. 40ss hobs
Beata-'
First Congregational.
At the First congregational church
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-03

TN the spiritual world all Is count
less variety crowded into marvellous
= simplicity. The soul has springins
from its simple essence far reaching,
charming powers which in the multi
tude Of their actions and objects stop
only at the infinite.
Virtues cling to the soul IN multitu-
dinous- distinction. Yet they group
themselves so closely that It is hard
to distinguish one from the other, or
tell where one ends and where the next
begins. Faith. hope and charity are
three distinct virtues. But they all
look TO God, not only as to their source.
but likewise as to their object. They
are infused by God, they can never be
acquired by practice Of some mere
natural talent or good viii Directly
they are concerned about God, His
infinite truth. goodness. and perfection.
Indirectly they take in the whole sweep
Of mans life and conduct
Charity is Gods bright sunlight,
shining upon the deep valleys and
rugged mountains OF our being It
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-03
KING or SWEDEN SENDS
BISHOP TO VISIT AMEHICA

Upon invitation or Swedish Luther
ans. the king OF Sweden has commits
stoned bishop Louegren. OF Hernosand.
TO visit the Lutheran church IN Amer
lea this year. The great Swedish cels-
bration Is TO take place at Rock Island
in June. when the 400th anniversary
Of the beginning OF the reformation
viii be celebrated The Swedish bishop
viii be the speaker. In addition. the
Lutheran reformation committee, with
headquarters IN Philadelphia. will plan
receptions and public meetings in many
cities. at which the bishop VIII De the
chez guest and speaker
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-03

Sunday at 1915 q. m. Rev. Miles Han
son viii speak in the Bible class on
How Our FOrefathers Served God
1000 B. c." At the morning preaching
hour Mr. Hanson will preach on Two
Ways Of Expressing Our Religious
Faith" The church quartet viii lead
the music
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-03
CHURCH LEAGTE FIGHTS
THE IRE.Nn In RII-I- L a

A church league formed IN Philadel-
phia some months ago among Prot
estants OF the Protestant Episcopal
church. aiming 70 stop. II possible. an
alleged Episcopal church trend toward
riualism and Episcopal ministers to-
ward the Roman Catholic church. re-
ports increases in membership far be-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-03

Blessed n the man TINT findeth wis
dem. Her ways are beautiful and her
paths peaceable.-PrOv. Kill, I3.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-03
YOUNG PEOPLE To HAVE CHARGE
Of FIRST PRESBYTERIAN SERVICE

February Given Over By the Presbyterian Church To
the Young People and the Custom Will Be Observed
in Ell Paso Sunday Night vesper Service in East Ell
Paso Presbyterian Temporarily Discontinued.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-03

uIties and orders All the energies
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-01
CAN 7 BEAT "TIZ''
WHEN FEET HURT.
Tx" f3- sers, Tired, PJffs5-Jp
Aching, csliogsee Fee;
or earns.

Yol can BE- happy..o9,s5 in a mo
men, Use -Tlz" and never suffer
with tender raw burning. bl!s,ered.
~ollsl. tired smelly tes, -Tiz- and
only Tz" takes the pain and sore
zess o., C.. CONS. czIlo1ses and
5-1.5zs
As soon as you put your fee, A. q
T.z bath yo1 Jus, feel the happiness
soaking in. How good your poor old
t=a. feel They want 10 dance for
.or ~T.z~ is grand "T.z" instantly
draws o., al Of the p3isors ezuda.
tons which puff up your feet and
cause sore. i1Gamme5, aching swea,y,
-ne-y fee,
&c, a 25-cel, box Of "Tiz" a, any
.r1- store OF department store. &c,
.as,za, zoo, relief Laugh q; foot
sufferers Tho complain. Because
your fee, are never. never going 10
bother or make you limp any more
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-01

FROM OCEAN
To OCEAN
SENATOR .C-h = EEkR-EL-
PREDICTS --E- G7EET -|s--
~Iys FRCp OCEAN 20 ocEls
WILL 5E BUILT

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p-st.-. -az- IL .1s ..yzs d. The y----
g=- -s- I1a before me VIII b seen
from ocean % c1=s- il the United
States t1= gr--es. system q high zsys
70 - .---1 anywhere IN ,as Eo..5.
Eas TIE prediction q Senator John n
Bz-.ezt. recently uttered in Auz1,a
q, q meeting q .,s convention bq,zz1
held .1- the p-rp1ss q acceler- --r
The building q ,5e Bz1khe1d High.
way through The s.-,1s-l s.z,es
The pre-e1. FEDERAL appropriation
Of {s519ga.H is tg. .ee beginning O..
the work that the National govern.
meHt VIII shortly b. ts.lg in the mat.
ter Of road csrstr-ct5-. asserted
the venerable Chairman o. The sera.s
Committee On Pos,1..ces and Post.
roads. and, before the expiration O..
the five year period .n which ,as
money wilI be expended 10 cor!-1c.
tion with 275.01J191 contributed 5y
te several states. eEpsc, 10 see the
Congress making appropriations ot
from 55o.000050 70 So 6lla. annual.
ly for highway progress
It Is doubtful i' q l1sa enthusiastic
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-01
NOTICE 5ANDsmEN

On account Of the expected arrival
Of several new men tonight who have
secured positions and who are now
on their way, the regular rehearsal Of
the Chamber OF Commerce band will
BE postponed until tomorrow friday
nigh, a, which time every one who
expects TO remain permanent mem.
Der Of the organization will be regis,
tered as uniforms must be ordered in
time for the concert March 2lst. and
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-01

When the child is .u5iec, 10 attacks
%. Group see 20 i- that be- eats light
evening meal. a. an overloaded stom-
eCl may bring On IN attack, also
watch t5r the first sym9'Om-a-arse-
ness ana give Chamberlain Cough
Remedy as soon a. the child become
lgalse OJtaila5.a everywhere.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-01
JACK PlcKFoRo AND LOUISE
HUFF PALACE TOMORROW

Louise Huff and Jack plekfori were
so natural In their interpretations ot
III" Booth rarEng,on characters In
the Famous Players adaptation OF
seventeen n which they a3rayed
recently on The Paramount procram
that many thought that they were
playing their own characters It was
easily to picture Louise HUFF dang.
ling her mere male heart on a string
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-01
SCR Of Good p-1eslon.

When sou see a cheerful and happy
lady you may know that size has good
digestion J. your dig. ton is im
paired OF i' you DO not relish your
meals taae dose of CaamberIaia's
Tablets. They strengthen the stom.
geh. Improve the digestion and cause
gentle movement OF the bowels. OBJ
iaius0le everywhere.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-01


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Plies Cured in Q to "A Dsvs

.oe- druggist viii refund money I.
.AIo OINTMENT fails to cure any
case Of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or
I-.ruliug Piles in 20 = days. The
s.alpliration gives Ease &Rest. Soc.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-01
NOTICE

The regular jury term of the coun.
g. court VIII convene March %. 1917.
y vs.. CHAMPION.
County Judge
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measurements will have 10 be taken
Of each member.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-04-23

battle for the ridge upon which runs
the Cehmin- Des-Dames road, patches
of a-hundred German prisoners march
ed toward the rear across the fields
and along the roads to augment the.
10000 already officially counted since
the engagement began Monday.
The fact that an entire German am
bulance section, together with it's doc
tor was taken in one haul of prisoners
demonstrates the rapidity of the ac-
ton of the French troops, as these sec
tons always operate behind the first
fighting line.
One French company got so far for
ward that it cut off and captured an
entire German battery which had linn
bered up with all the horse teams har-
messed to the guns in readiness to re-
tire.
The French artillery fire constituted
one continuous roll all along the front
and the Germans replied heavily. hut
their guns were forced gradually back.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-04-23
TO CONSTRUCT DOCK
AT SAFETY HARBOR

The Herald is pleased to announce
to it's readers that the dredge is ready
to start work on the fill for the new
dock. All is in readiness to begin work
in real earnest and soon we will see
the sand pile up and our long-looked-
for dock will in the very near future
be a reality. Work has started toward
the repair of the sea wall where the
slabs have been washed out.
While the dock is not such as meets
the approval of all, it will be one that
will be a credit to the town. 1t is
hoped that all will lend to the commit
tee every possible encouragement that
the work may be carried to success
full termination.-Safety Harbor Her.
aid.