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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07

.-Hut ye SHALL receive power, AFTER
rhcr The holy spirit ls conc upon
gou- uEI sc shall Dee witnesses un 20
me butn ina Jerusalem and in all Ju-
dea. and In sumu-ia, and unto the ut
termost parts of t1e GARTH tActs Aio'
-HE God whom we adore is ON
n-scieut He created the earth
4 and placed man here to till the
soil The deaizeus OF the sea were
confined within the bsiny depths. The
sun sheds us healing rays of light BY
DAY and tle far Off stars spangIe the
heavens when darkness descends. Sea
son follows season
This is not The result Of accident,
1t is the wisdom OF Jehovah who ere
atcl all things with a definite end in
view his son came 20 eartn with q
definite purpose AID remained faith
fuI 10 tie end. When but child, in
the temple, he was misunderstood
When he was wrought Up with a holy
zeal curing all who came TO him. his
own family thought him mentally de-
ranged IS hen he placed his hand Of
healing upon the distressed, some said
he had devil When he fed the null
tltude, some followed him until he
pointed out the spiritual significance
OF the bread Of heaven. and then they
left him and went their way. When
he raised the dead, some sought TO
XII him ~ leu he was arrested, all
fled. When he was being tried, one
OF his own chosen ones cursed and
denied him When DE was cruCified.
the multitude rallied and Knocked him
Even when he arose. his beloved dis
clples doubted him.
Colossal DiscouraEemeut.
Did any man ever face such col
ossal OBSCURE cement was ever such
"a heavy burden borne before or since
Hy man Did the Master ever Waver-
Was there any time lu all his life
when LIs character was not a sub
lime revelation OK his love Tor man.
Though obscI-ed ar times by trials.
leserri0ls and prosecutions. he
emerged Viud-c--sl. victorious and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07

right up and make you feel fine and vigorous [
want YOU 10 so back to the store and get YOUR
money. DodsOn's Liver Tone IS DESTROYING the
sale OF calomel because It Is real liver medicine
entirely vegetable. therefore It can not salivate or
make YOU sick
guarantee that one spoonful of Dodson's Liver
lone VIII put your sluggish liver to work and
clean your bowels of that sour bile and constipated
waste which IS ologging your system and making
You Ieel miserable l guarantee that a bottle Of
Doason Liver Tone VIII keep your entire family
IeelIg me tor months. Give it to your children.
II IS harmless doesn't grippe and they like its pleas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07

uJ- Use your high and peculiarly holy
SKIS 20 make 10 what d. should be-
Jesus Cl-ls- did not play the part u
gutter -ec-use he did NOT find the
world ready 20 accept his teachings
IL you are real follower of his. he
IS say i1g 20 you. play the game. be q
man. -Be ys iuira-Crs Of me as dear
children member, II you have TO
definite end in view. the inevitable
result must be failure
For what purpose do sou 20 20
church, To admire the music, % en-
JOY the FORM and manner OF conduct
ing the service 20 meet friends and
arrange for some s0c-aI2 II that is
your purpose, you should not desc
crate the temple Of the Living God
Have Purpose.
Your purpose should be TO worship.
sing, il possible. join in the song OF
love and praise 10 God. and into your
heart viii steal the melody Of the
angel choir above. Look not 10 the
manner in which the word is spoken
but look beyond the pastor OF vour
church 70 the Great Shepherd Of the
tlock and 10. your ears shall hear the
words OF Christ himself. as they fan
upon your hearts as the fathers ben
eclcllOn- What rich blessing and
Inspiration here awaits You II You
come with that purpose in view. Let
US remember. We are not saved by
any theory OF truth. but By the truth
ITSELF not by any theory OF atone
men- only. but by the mystery OF the
cross, reallsaole only BY the peuitent
and believing heart
Every Life should Have a Purpose.
Every lie should have a purpose.
The supreme desire should be 10 be
like Jesus We should think great
thoughts We should plan grand and
glorious achievements for we are
none other than the Kings children.
Jesus Christ never talked about any
thing less than kingdom. king
DON that rose above all other en-
lires and masteries. and enclosed and
included them IN ITS infinite SOW
srei entity
The purpose Of the gift o. power
was the salvation OF man. Ir was
demonstrated by the lie o. Christ .
lt was sanctioned by the blood OF the .
--am1- 1T was glOrlfied by the Risen .
Saviour IL was 20 transform the life .
1r the Individual II God places a .
staff in my hands. he means me 10 .
walk with IT, When he gives me op- .
1ortunlty 10 serve my -eu0w man. he .
intends me 20 use IL.
The gift is 20 be used euIarEinclv. .
There is no such word as foreign .
when related TO missions n the d.
-lne vocabulary God IS the creator F.
y all men He desires all TO be saved 4
To him they are not foreigners. but F.
'nlldren- only a little minded Chris I
ian IS able TO discriminate between +.
he needs OF the man on his own
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07

AZ tine orchard Park Method 81
church Sunday morning the sermon
VIII be preached by Rev Adoruh
Hoffman. instead Of by the pastor.
Rev. n. TT Huffman. The service will
begin at II o'clock Sunday school iz
20 10 F. m
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07

I Have your Arch Supports ezpertlv
z ftted. Chas. Rokahr, $40 Texas St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07

Twenty-Five girls are studying radio
te-eEraphy at Hunter college IN New York
City.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07

Wanted 10 buy secondhand bicycles
Allen Arms & Cycle Co.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07

Dancing and other rev
men are dying an around and thousands young
Pg 10 De oed somehow recalls the Nero
ms tower upon Es4ull Hill himself
being reduced to asheRev H. Allen,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07
.NEWPA5T0R To PREACH IN
BLTIRA CHURCH ON SUNDAY

Rev. Hugh T. MichelmOre To Begin Ell Paso Passionate
at Morning Service; Rev. John NJ jackson to Preach
at Union Open Air Meeting in Cleveland Square
Sunday; H. P. Demand at First Presbyterian
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07
Sentence Sermons By FL Pa8o Ministers

y confidence, do a resources
G d many standeth
fall" diligently grace
Of Westminster Presbyterian Church.
The wen rooted tree VII bear fruit after its kind the life
friend another
this found him, LIES greatest dovyRev J. Wade,
Calvary Square Baptist Church.
Much said
the East E Pao Presbyterian
primary humanity times
Of the character G0dRev Perry Rice
glory buildings ministry
O educational institutions
the valley Of uRev C. Campbell Ashbuy
We should have 10 sort Of sympathy with the cry Down
In
order be good man life must derive good doctrine
not be better than the
BY as water
Of williams
the First Baptist Church
revelry, Of
Of
Of sfu
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07

Methodist.

AZ the Tsleta Methodist -hurr
sunday the pastor. Rev. A. p. Weaver
viii preach az both services. at II q
IN and 3 ?. M. Sunday school is a
10 o'clock.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07

One Of the primary needs Of humanity times and IN
Is appreciation the Of G0d-Rev Perry T. Ri
First Christian Church
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07

The glory Of the church doctrines buildings nor
institutions renders
in valley Of need-Rev. C. Campbell Of Ashbury
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07
Hiehland Park baptist.

4 NE IIUITa1l PAX El-t--t
church the pastor. Rev T. y Laugst0u.
viii have for his sermon subject sun
day morning, Uncommon Christians
and ~ night. Making a Bold Begin
ming The unions meet AT e %. IN.
Sunday school is al 9-f5 a u The
L a. s meets Tuesday afternoon at
8 o'clock Prayer meeting VIII be
conducted Wednesday evening by o.
r. Lane. and choir practice Friday
viii be conducted by A. r NIllcau.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07

Much being said IN these times about the
church VIII be the developed heart
the knowledge Of what sacrifice
Of the East e Paso Presbyterian church.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07

y confidence which resources
battle "Wherefore let him that thinketh
heed lest he fall" Are diligently the grace
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07

AZ the Ashury Methodist church
sunday -Iu the Valley OF Human
Need" VIII be the theme OF the pas
tor. Rev. q. X COmpbell. al the morn
ing service Mrs LaWIer VIII sing
solo. The subject for evening sa-.-ies
viii be. The our Father Greed The
young peoples choir VIII render
special
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-07

One mend % an0the we found tie Eessias7
this found him, LIES greatest discovery-Rev
Calvary Houston Square Baptist Church.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-04
KELLY To GET
INTO THE RACE
His Official Organ" Hints
at Partial Lineup for For
mer Ring" Leader.

Henry Kelly for mayor, The buzz
of the bee has continued throughout
the two years since his decisive defeat
oy Tom Lea. The organ of the former
mayor asserts that he rs now being
discussed as a prospective candidate
for the first office Of the city and
then proceeds to quote him as saying
that both aldermen O'Connor and
Stevens have demonstrated their eff
cheney as managers OF the city's af-
fairs and both have rendered valuable
service to the city. they should be re-
turned TO office"
Aldermen =. p oConnor and r r.
Sewers have as vet. made no public
announcement OF their intention 30
run for reelection The other two
aldermen. !. ". Fisher and w - jolly,
have already announced their caudi-
dacy' without waiting for any ticket
10 be made M.
Alderman O'COnnor is a stakeholder
and director of the paper quoting Kelly
as above. therefore Il seems authentic
the hint that Kelly wants to run
for mayor and that he wants aldermen
OCOnnOr and Stevens to run with him
for aldermanic positions
Henry Kelly has a little habit OF
Keeping quiet on political matters I'M
less he has an AK to grind. therefore.
when Henry Kelly is quoted in a news
PAPER II Is a safe guess that there Is
purpose behind 10. that il is either a
feeler or ID declaration Of purpose
The former mayor and political boss
OF the city has n--er accepted his de-
feat by the people IN 1915 as final and
has been planning for the past two
years. IL is said by those close to him.
to make N effort to come back His
plan. ii is said. is TO make up a ticket
composed Of his old crowd as far as
possible. and, If he can induce support
from any interests save the chronic
office seekers. make the race against
Chas. Davis It is said to be the plan
to take Dave Sullivan on the ticket
for city assessor and collector and
probably put Frank Alderete on for
some job
II is known that Kelly has never
given up the idea that he could regain
control of the affairs of the CITY and
even the county. and IL is reported that
he has been planning for some time
10 make the race. regardless Of the
expressed wish of HUNDREDS of business
and professional men to keep the next
city election as free from strife as
possible and to give Charles Davis
recognized as an able business man.
a chance 10 go into office without a
fight.
There has never been an election
without fight. however. since Henry
Kelly entered politics in El Paso. The
chances are, If the former mayor can
set any sort of support to give him
hope. he viii be in the race again at
the head of ticket Of his own.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-04
ROTARY MEETS
At HIGH SCHOOL
New Building Impresses the
Members; Supt. R. J. Tighe
Is Official Host.

More than 100 members OF the Ro-
tary club gave their unanimous O. K
and O. O. Cmeaning once over to FL
Paso-s new $4,000 high school build
ing at the weekly session Thursday.
The suggestion that the Rotary club
should inspect the handsome new struc-
ture and gain some idea OF Its magni-
tude met with an enthusiastic re-
snouse- The Rotarians gathered at the
Hotel sheldon at noon and drove in
automobiles to the new temple II learn
ing in its classic setting am3ns the
peaks back OF Fl Paso.
r. J. Tighe superintendent Of
schools. acted as She official host 70
the party. which enjoyed substan-
tial lunch in the new building cafe
terra. This was one of the first mar
velS TO greet the visitOrs-an immense
dining hall with hundreds Of children
lunchiuE on substantial food and Wor-
-ying not q bit about the high cost OF
living
4 World Wonder.
This new high school ought 10 be
included among the scenic wonders OF
the world with its imposing site, was
the decIara tion of Rotarian Will r.
Winch, when his party had rounded
the curve from the valley below and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-04
DEMING DEPUTY REPORTS
ESCAPE OF 4 PRISONER

Deputy sheriff BilIinesley. of Dem
ing, y. NJ. reported to chief B. j.
Zabrisi1ie Wednesday night that H l.
Sawyer, whom he was bringing TO II
Paso from Deming, has escaped in
Mundy Heights, from an automobile
Sawyer was arrested several DAYS ago
in Deming, it is said, following advices
from FL Paso officers, and Wednesday
morning deputy sheriff Billingsley
started from that city with Sawyer in
his custody Arriving on the outskirts
Of the city, Sawyer asked leave 10 90
behind billboard for a few minutes.
He was granted permission TO DO 50
by the officer After IS minutes OF
waiting Billingsley went to look after
his charge and found that he had fled.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-04
CITY CHURCHES
START CAMPAIGN
Join in Program for Month
to Arouse Greater Interest
of Members.

Pastors Of III Paso churches have
arranged a program for the whole
month Of January in an effort to en-
list church members in greater ser
vice, as well as TO reach those out
side.
Next sunday Is every members
day" The pastors are stressing three
features for this day:
To get out the entire local member
snip al one or both services on sun
day. To this end special invitation
cards. telephone calls. automobile ser
vice and other methods are oeing en-
ployed.
To enlist the membership 50 lar as
possible in definite service Of some
kind for the new year enlistment and
conservation viii he stressed in the
sermons on that day
To ascertain the number Of members
present in the services. IN some cases
it is probable that tie roll Of the
church viii be called.
Members who cannot possibly attend
are expected to send in some kind OF
word TO indicate their interest and
good viii.
sunday. January i. viii he Every
Body Go To Church Day" January q
viii be FL Paso day" and January 2S
Our Neighbours day"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-04

week. bringing the total for this week
up TO 81 Only very slight decrease
showed in the number of other Il
tagious diseases There are present in
the city four cases of scarlet fever. five
OF smallpox. two of typhoid fever. four
Of diphtheria. 4 decrease of one, four
of typhus fever, decrease of two. rne
OF chicken pox and two of whoOping
cough. The department reported that
$50 pounds of meat and one hog had
been condemned.
322 Garbage Loads.
The scavenger department reported
that during the week ending January
,. 1917. 322 loads of garbage with
total of 925.30O pounds. were hauled and
disposed Of
\ communication from attorney John
T Hill, representing the Misses Knouse.
who own property at the corner of
Bliss and Cebada streets. regarding
flood waters. will be. referred to the
streets and grades committee
In his communication, Mr. Hill stated
that his clients were washed out every
time there IS a rain, because of the
divertlng Of the water. which originally
ran down those streets along the Fort
Bliss car line, TO Cebada street He
claims that the property OF his clients
IS greatly deprecated in value every
time il rains. and asks that Cebada
street be paved in such a manner that
this property loss will not occur
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-04
De FACTO EMPLOYE HELD
ON REPORT BY GEN. OTIS

Mexico City. Mex, Jan 4-Francisco
BeyrO, an emplOye in the department
of fomento, was arrested today as a
by Gen Harrison Gray Otis, OF Los
Angeles. that ne had received an
anonymous letter offering TO sell al
legged plans of the Mexican govern
ment for cOnfiscatiOn Of the lands OF
the Colorado River Livestock company.
Of which Gen Otis is president. BeyrO
protests his innocence
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-04

swept M to the imposing stadium at
the foot Of the building
Mounting TO the upper concrete seats
Of the stadium the Eotarians got an
Unexpectedly beautiiul view OF me
CITY and the Mexican mountains IN the
..Rome-s seven hills never had more
imposing crest than the high school
gives TO its particular mountain. sald
Rev. @ L Diversified
Prof. Tighe Talks.
Superintendent Tighe was introduced
as the presiding officer by Dr. r. l.
Ramey. president of the club, and IN a
concise address. reviewed the main
features Of the new high school The
cost. he explained was $4,000 or
This the building cost $4,000. while
the remainder was eXper ed for the
stadium. equipment and grading These
expenses were paid by two bond issues.
totaline 100000. out Of which the Alta
Vista and other school DulldinSs were
constructed
Mr.. Tiche explained the plan OF the
building. with the boys section in one
wing and the girls in another The
handsome auditorium, Mr. Tighe said
would seat 1900 persons Under the
modern school system. the school can
care for 1000 children. MI Tighe gave
the location and purposes OF the manual
ira aiming depa rtment. the gymnasluns,
the foundries and other depa rtments
the sewing rooms for the girls. and the
so other rooms in the building The
Rotarians later saw all these features
at first hand under Mr.. Tighe's guild
ance.
Identification Discussed
The qualification Of Fl Paso
through the planting OF trees was one
Of the matters taken up by the CLUB
before the inspection Of the high
school Il was pointed out that the
planting season viii soon be here and
that Ell Paso needs more greenery and
trees \ committee was appointed 70
take up the purchase OF two carloads
of trees. which VIII be sold 10 home
owners who wish to beautify their
property at cost Those named on the
committee were a r. Rowlands. c. H
Finley. = g. Aubrey. r J. Tighe, a.
schwartz. p Burt Urndorff and John
n Wyatt
Preceding the luncheon. a high school
boys quartet sans Two selections and /
the Alta Vista school girls chorus sang
-.Aloha-Oe." the Hawaiian melody, and
Alta Vista" a local musical compo-
sition- The young singers were en-
cored enthusiastically for third song !
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-04
ADD TEACHER|N
CRUCES SCHOOLS
Mrs. Thomas Brannigan Re
ceives News of Her Sisters
ter's Death in Nebraska


Las Cruces y. NJ. Jan At a meet
ing Of the Las Cruces school board.
Mrs. Henry Stoes who has been sub
stituting in the Las Cruces schools.
was elected 10 the position of regu-
lar teacher.
Learns Of sisters Death
Mrs. Thomas Brannigar received
message announcing the death Of her
sister. Mrs p T. Harris. OF Omaha,
Nebraska. on New Years dsv Her
death was the result of injuries re-
ceived from d fan three years ago.
She is survived by her husband. three
sons and one daughter one son. Eu-
gene A Harris chaplain Of company
A. Nebra ska national guard. on the
border duty some place 10 Texas Mrs
Harris is survived by three sister. Mrs.
Thomas Brannigan, or Las Cruces. and
Miss Henrietta Montgomery and Mrs.
A r street Of China. and two BROTH
ers, Dr. G. r. Montgomery. of BARGE
Iona Spain and W r Montgomery.
in Las Cruces a number of time and
is Wen remem oered 10y many Las Cruces
people
John JOhansen buried.
The funeral of John Johansen was
held this afternoon from the local I'M
dertaker'S parlors. The funeral SER
vice was conducted by Rev. I. L. IaI-
lance. IntermenU was in the Las
Cruces cemetery Friends and acquain-
tances only followed the remains u
the final resting place as mis- aged
father and TWO sisters live IN the east
and were unable 10 come
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-04

Berlin. Germany, has over 100000
alien, residents.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-04

DE established in connection with the
new high school Mr.. Tighe urged a
swimming pool as one o. the future
gallery.
Manuel Schwartz. a graduate Of the
school, speaking on behalf of the stu
dents. thanked the business men of
the city for their cooperation in max
inc the new school possible, and ex-
pressed the hope that their interest
would continue.
After the luncheon. the Rotarians
We're photographed on the front steps
OF the school by Herald staff
photographers and later all inspected
the building from top TO bottom.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-04
FRASER BARRED !
FROM NEW POST?
Legal Point Urged Against
Eligibility of Campbell's
New Secretary.

Because Malcolm A. Fraser voted
here in the presidential election, his
eligibility TO office as private secre-
tary to Gov Thos. T. Campbell OF
Arizona has been brought into ques-
ton. according to a telegram received
in III PasO Thursday morning.
Il IS contended that by voting here,
Mr.. Fraser forfeited his citizenship IN
Arizona. and became ipse facto q citi-
zen OF the state Of Texas. and there
fore. according TO the law IF Arizona,
Ineligible 10 hold office in that state.
In Texas the private secretary to the
gov-rnor does not have TO be a citizen
OF the state and IL is thought farther
Investigation may reveal a similar con-
dirion In Arizona
Atr- Fraser resigned as secretary OF
the chamber II commerce at Fl Paso
a few days ago. His friends here are
trying to straighten out the legal
tancle that has been presented
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-04

but responded only with blusles and
smiles
c E. Kelly. former mayor. spoke of
the early plans 10 build q magnificent
high school during his admin stra ton.
and gave the credit for the project %
the school board of which Frank sim
mons was president
Wants scenic Highway
Mr. Kelly said he hoped that q scenic
highway would soon be constructed
rounding the mountains back Of the
high school This, ne said. would be
one OF the most magnificent drives Of
its kind in the world
Mr. simmons told OF the early PROB
lens that We're met IN pushing the
new high school 20 completion. and
how all We're overcome. Claiborne
Adams. he explained. had always been
an enthusiastic high school booster.
because OF the children"
I'VE started with little money, but
biz ideas and won out said H. X Nc
Clintock. who explained that he was
a product of FL PasO's high school
c. y. stevens. as a member Of the
school board. told Of the efforts that
had been made 10 make the new build
ing 100 per cent perfect
No Scandal
There mas been no scandal in con-
nection with the new building. said
Mr.. stevens. ION which Fl PasJ is 10
he congratulated I heard one man
say the taxpayers are complaining
about the rate that must be paid this
year on account Of the new building
II he can find ten taxpayers out or
100 who VIII make q complaint after
seeing this building, I viii buy him and
every member Of the city council
new suit Of clothes"
Scott White also said that the tax
payers had nothing 10 regret through
the erection Of one Of the finest school
buildings in the United states
Hopes for College Course
W u. Nayfield expressed the hope
that some day a junior college course, /
normal and Industrial branches could
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-04
DAUGHTER BORN TO CAPT.
AND MRS FLOYD KRAMER

Mrs Floyd Kramer. of FL Paso. al
noon Thursday. Capt. Kramer is the
adjutant Of the base hospital AT Fort
Bliss Mrs Kramer is the daughter
or Mai. James l. Bevans. medical
corps. who is with the punitive expa-
dition- Mrs. Bevans is i'm FL Paso with
her ,sannhfar
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-04
How True, CarIin, How True.

rs nice 70 get up IN the morning.
When your head is feeling right.
It's nice 10 get up in the morning,
When the sun is shining bright
But when your head is heavy and wear
And your eyes are closed real tight
It's time 10 say IN your lily white bed
Cause you know you're an awful