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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-18

liar to our frau and faulty human na-
ture, we are prone 20 regard the sym
Dol and at times forget its signifi-
canoe We need no less regard for
the SYMBOL, but more realization Of
the depths OF its import
Need TO Hear and Heed.
We need TO hear and heed the call
Of the cross as did ST. Pau ana other
stalwart saints OF all ages
The call Of the cross is not difficult
10 hear. IL is a clear call To is the
call 20 vicari0us suffering. the death
OF self and these In the face OF the
alarming Indebtedness in religion OF
today DR.. s. Parks Caduan said re-
Gently that so many people treat re-
IEion as though IT. were something
they could take OF let alone"
So much of the current literature is
filled with a hay. misty something
ness or nOthinsuvss and so many good
people are caught and carried away
with fads and faucies of strange doc
t-ines and false gods, have gone rain
bow chasing taking Up with any
thing and everything which blinds
them TO the beauty and makes them
deaf TO the 81 gnificauce OF the cross.
sin has been so dressed as TO make
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-18

EV. JOHN NJ JACKSON, d. D.,
~ pastor Of the First Methodist
IL Episcopal church, viii be the
preacher Of the occasion Sunday
night at the big union meeting in
Cleveland Square The music viii
be in the hands Of the choir Of the
First NJ F. church Dr. Jackson's
theme viii be The German National
Religion OF Hurrah and Hallelujah-
The sermon is announced 20 deal
with the peculiariries Of the German
type OF religious faith with a special
view TO examining into the question
Of whether or not 10 is Christian
Dr. Jackson today said my re-
marks viii De extensively illustrate ted
with the utterances OF popular Ger
man preachers Of the present day,
particularly Of Rev W Lehman IN
mis- published volume OF sermons en-
titled On the German Cod Rev
Memorial Services for the Fallen
Rev II. FraEcke in War Sermons,
and Dean TJlZeiu and others in pa
triOtic Evangelical War Lectures
The purpose Of the sermon is TO show
the process by which the German au-
tOcrscy provided itself with religious
theories suitable 20 its purposes, to
show how and wherein the German
clergy prostituted themselves TO the
law OF blood and iron and sanctioned
its cynical brutality in the name or
God and Of the Christian religion, and
20 show how 10 came about that in
spite OF the natural human instinct,
which. in the breast OF the TeutOn
as in the breast Of every other man,
SAYS that violence means wrong the
German clergy furnished the German
militarism with a moral and religious
justification. for the course which
10 has 70 ken
First Meth odfst.
At the First Methodist Episcopal
church Sunday. Rev. John ". Jack
son viii preach at II a. m on The
Certainty Of Gods Care Special
musical numbers viii consist of a So
prano solo by Mrs Ethel B. Wilson,
entitled Great Peace Have They Who
Love Thy Law by Rogers. and two
quartet mum bers-fThe Path Of the
Just Is as a Shining Light" (Harkerl,
and God Is Ever Near" (GounOd-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-18

young mems class is taught by h. 3.
Durkee-
The popular Sunday evening meet
ing. conducted by the young people,
begins at $50 At the social hour
the following parties viii be in
charge Mrs. NJ 3. Deason. Mr.. and
Mrs. H @. Clifton. Mr. and Mrs. Fred
stevenson. Mr.. and Mrs Allen Eodes,
Mss Kate Fink and Mrs. W. L. Croc-
kett-
East II Paso Presbyterian.
At the East II Paso Presbyterian
church Sunday morning Rev. A. A.
Davis. the pastor, viii have for his
sermon subject s'The Greatness Of
Quietness." The evening sermon sub
Jet al 7-45 o. M will be The Man
That Was Too Busy There viii
be special music at each service The
Sunday school contest for members
is still In progress Last sunday the
Reds were in the lead
Altura Presbyterian.
At the Altura Presbyterian church
Sunday morning, Rev. Hugh T. Nit
cheIuore- the pastor viii have for
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-18
WYATT, WISE, CARROLL AND
MARI OFF ON FISHING TRIP

John " Wyatt president OF the
chamber OF commerce. VIII MARI, vs..
~. Carroll and q. A. Wise left Friday
evening for a ten days fishing trir
on the headwaters Of the Pecos rive-
in New Mexico. They are making the
trip in an automobile and are taking
a complete camping outfit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-18

i look respectable. and II EXPOSED. il
eAP-alled away BY the modern yer
sion that Tt was a mistake fornd
OUT Selfishness is substituted for
sa-rlIlce and repentance has become
SO unpopular that il is not a welcome
guest in so called good society.
rom across the seas. above the
Lo4E OF the gigantic guns OF many
= pa ,ttlll-tIes. comes the agOnized cries
~ lhe wounded and dying. Out from
tnat awful sea OF blood sounds
long. clear call OF the cross There
somebody is suffering and dying for
somebody, who may have a large
better and brighter liberty
me call OF the cross is an old D.
Il is as old as the hills and one
knows not how much older We read
IN Holy Writ, The Lamb was slain
from the foundation OF the world"
We ind the principle Of vicarious
suffering and death told IN the rocks
and bills and everywhere in nature
about US The great globe which we
inherit is but q vast burial ground.
thick with the dust OF departed mill
ions "Au that tread the globe are
but 2 handful TO the millions who
slumbsr in its bosom"
In the simplest forms OF nature We
find that every form of life came
forth, suffered and died and all %
serve to make a platform upon which
some other and higher order OF life
might be builded. there 10 fulfill its
mission and complete its destiny. Il is
the course Of life, one for another and
all for man. and man for God
Is Call to Achievement.
The call OF the cross is one 20
achievement. not o. acquisition, but Of
accomplishment a fig for q reliE-
ion which promises primarily, earthly
prosperity and rewards Of riches. The
call OF the cross is not the call 70
get but to give.
The riches or Croesus have never
been compared TO the riches Of HOra-
10. who held the bridge. though he
died in the doing All the captains
OF industry in the world today. so
Tar as their accumulation OF dollars
is concerned. do not compare 20 that
little phalanX OF Greek soldiery who
held the pass at Thermopole.
Let Vs try to hear and heed the call
OF thu cross. Let US regard the cross
Of Christ above all else II IS the cen
trail theme or Christian doctrine. II
was the enthusiasm OF St Paul IL
was the poetry OF St John. II is the
tree Of lie In its shade there IS rest
for the weary and peace for the soul
God forbid that We should glory
save On the cross OF Christ"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-18

Of the discourse will be The Heaven
lv city" Mr. Harry Day Will sing
The Promises Of Life" by Coweu-
Christian Endeavor is at 6;45 p. m.
subject "A Dafiuite Purpose and the
Success It Wins There will be no
preaching in the evening.
HIGHLAND Park Baptist Church.
At the Highland Park Baptist
church the pastor. Rev I y. Langs-
ton. viii have for his sermon subject
sunday morning selling Out 20 the
Devil and the evening sermon will
be evangelistic. Sunday school IS at
9-45 a. m Both unions meet at Z o. m.
The Aid society meets Tuesday after
noon at o'clock Prayer meeting
will be conducted Wednesday night
by c. II. Lane.
Church Of st. Clement.
At the church Of st. Clement sun
day. Rev. Fuller Swift, the rector. will
conduct morning prayer and sermon.
There will be no evening service The
subject OF the sermon will be- THE
Upper Room" F. Ivan Sorreu viii plag
a violin solo for the offertory.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-18

NeidIinEer. The quartet consists OF
Mrs. Ethel B. Wilson. Soprano MISS
Elizabeth Fry rtralto- H. F. Dur
Eee, tenor and F. F. Mold, bas
The evening service OF this church
is held fin conjunction with others
participating in the union summer
sunday night meetings held i'm Cleye-
Trinity Methodist.
Rev. Percy r. Knickerbocker. pas
tor OF Trinity, has returned from a
short vacation and viii occupy the
pulpit at Doth morning and evening
services Sunday The evening ser
vice is at s o'clock
Snecial music for the morning ser
vice will be- Anthem-"Ne nlte in +
Flat" fSchneckerl. and the anthem
for the evening hour viii be seek \ c
the Lord" CEOberts)-
Orchard Park Methodist
At the Orchard Park Methodist
church. Hadloek Place, sunday morn morn,
ing Rev. y. II. Huffman. the pastor
Will have for his sermon SUBJECT
What God Requires Sunday school
Highland Park Methodist. &c..
At the Highland Park Melloalsl
church sunday. Rev IL p. Bond, the
pastor. viii preach Eoth morning anu
evening. HIS text fer the morning
sermon will be from End Cor 3, IL
For the evening sermon his text v lii
be from Rev 3 go. prayer anu pl 0--
will be held Wednesday evening al
go o'clock
East Fl Pasa Methodist
At the East Fl Paso Methodist
church Sunday, Rev Frank q Coi-
If-s The nastor. 1iH preach at both
rfor7fnz and evening services Al
fba II = IN. service his sermon sun
igct viii be The SIX Theories OF
Ssncrfffcation." At the S p. m. ser
y-ire his sermon viii be on Con
science sunday school viii be a
10 A. III.
First Presbyterian
..-rbe TRIBE Trouble Of Our Time.
nil he The subject Of the sunday
morning sermon preached by Rev.
Charles T. Overstreet- al the FiISl
Presbyterian church C. J.. ANDREWS W.;
-,rsic9I director OF the church. VIII
he IN charge of the special music Tor
me s0ecil1 Bible class for men IS
conducted by Alex Duguid- me
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-18

the subject Of his sermon signs Of
the Times" The subject Of the cv-
eniuE sermon viii be "A Shining
Faith" The church is at IdaIia and
Russell streets Sunday school is at
e-f5 a M and preaching at II a. m,
and o. m
First Christian.
Rev. Perry d. Rice. the pastor. viii
preach Sunday morning az the First
Christian church The evening ser
vice viii be held tn connection with
the union open air service in Cleve-
land Square. In the morning the
unified service viii begin with the
study period AZ $40 and viii continue
with the communion service and the
preaching. closing at r. The Chris
tian Eudeavor society viii meet at
$40 p M
Austin Park Christian
There Will be services at the Aus
Tin Park Christian church Sunday as
follows Bible study al g:45 a. M,
communion az 1885, and the sermon
Immediately following. The subject
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-18

Soap and Ointment, and after using
three cakes of Cuucura Soap and one
box Of CutiCura Ointment I was healed.
l would advise any sufferer from skin
troubles TO purchase Cuucura Soap and
Ointment. lSigned) r. A. Logan,
Wnghtsviile, Ga, March 7, 1917.
How often such distressing, disfgur-
ing skin troubles might be prevented by
everyday use Of Cuticura Soap and
Ointment for all toilet purposes.
For Free Sample Each by Return
Mail address postcard; ''Cuticura,
Dept. Fl. Boston" Sold everywhere.
Soap sc. Ointment Is and SOC.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-18
SCRIPTURE.



IN those days the multitude being
very great, and having nothing TO
eat. Jesus called his disciples unto
him: and saith unto them
] have comps ssion on the multi
tude, because they have now been
with me three Gays. and have moth
ing to eat.
And IL 7 send them away fasting
20 their own houses. they viii faint
by the way. for divers Of them came
from far
And his disciples answered him.
From whence can man satisfy these
men with bread here in the wilder
ness2
And he asked them. How many
loaves have ye2 And they said. Seven.
And he commanded the people 20
sit down on the ground; and he took
the seven lOaves. and gave thanks.
and brake. and gave to his disciples
TO set before them; and they did set
them before the people
And they had a few small fishes
and be blessed. and commanded TO set
them also before them.
So they did eat and were filled: and
they took up the broken meat that
was left seven baskets.
And they that had eaten were about
5000; and he sent them away
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-18
..sUFF-- DEMONSTRATIONS
At WHITE HOUSE STOPPED

Washington, D. .. aug 16--Con-
t.uued disorders I'm front or the white
house as a result OF -picketing' bg
militant suffragists today caused tins
Washington police to put into effec
an order prohibiting further demon
STATIONS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-18
rT-Y rs FOOD COMMISSIONED

Santa Re. ". 81. AUG lo--kalpn T.
Ely, formerly OF Demiug, now receiver
of the New Mexico Central railroad,
has been appointed as member OF the
Hoover food commission in this state
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-18
WEEKS BANK CLEARINGS
In FL PASO S3.625. 9O6.29

The total or bank rlsarings IN Il
Paso during the week ending Satur-
day. August is, was S3.625.so6-2e. 7c-
cordinE TO the report OF C. B. Gardner.
assistant manager or the III F-S2
CIearfurhouse association The clear
fu1-s nv DAYS follow
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-18

sore thai I could hardly
battle them for a number
Of days. Some OF the
pimples were large, and
sometimes they fesJered,
but most Of the time they
came 10 a head. They
itched and burned and
caused Disagreement
Then ! used Cuticcra
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-18
GERMAN REUGI0N0F 'HURRAH' To
Be THEME Of OPEN AIR SERMON

Dr. John M jackson to Preach Sunday Night in Cleve
land Square Union Service and First Methodist Choir
Will Give the Music; Peculiarities of the German
Type of Religious Faith to Be Dealt With.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-18
Had PimpIes
and BIackheadS for
Seven Years
Face and Neck So Sore Could Hardly
Baths Them. ltched and Burned.
Three Cakes CutiCura Soap and
One Box Ointment Healed.

81 had been troubled for about seven
Eears with blacsheads and pimpies, and
sometimes my face spd neck were so
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-18

THE WORLD Moves and so does The
Pacific Transfer & Storage co. Phone
1886. Karl Fisher, Prop.-(Adv.l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-18

- p . ~ gTTE-5 .5
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-18

All this is commendable but. pecu-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-18
THE Call Of The Cross Is
A Call To Give, Not To Get
Difficult Hear Many Ignore
Accomplishment Not Acquisition
Rector the o St Clement

By REV FULLER SWIFT Rector the St. Clement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-21
OVER IN FRANCE
JOUR- BOYS"

stepped ia and Gid what they have
done and are doing
Seeking Results.
-N-l Of course ll1i The public
board or the national advisory COM
mission uf the National Defence conn
Ga In this country has done They
seek results. no- publicity. and FOR
. lnls reason it Is possible only 90 have
a faint idea Of their achievements Tt
requires strong INA Einariou 90 visu-
allie Just what they have done but
their general results OF cutting gov
ernmeutal red tape. purchasing sup
plies quickly and economically and
with the view 90 utilizing every hit 81
power are almost sufficient in them
selves
over In England public recognition
was given the business man ly Bouar
Law member or the war council IN
the house OF commons The ministry
Of Munitions" he said. is body OF
business men more competent. be-
lieve. than that TO be found in any in
dustrial undertaking I'm the country"
The clothing department. Of the
British war office has more than
hundred men attached 10 10 alone
men who were leaders in their par
ticular field before the outbreak Of
hOstilities three years ago Boua-
Law at te time Of HIS address I'm
parliament stated that they could not
De bought by any salary the house
Of commons could possibly give them.
These men who have volunteered
their services to the British govern
meut and who are virtually working
their heads off for il are the very men
who are directly responsible for
Britain's commercial supremaCy-
Engineers In Service.
They are the ones who bridEed and
bored and tunuelei the earth from
China TO Peru who created great
railway systems. who control great
combines and who have amazed men
accustomed to government routine 10y
the way in which they have ousred
the old. slow. y-EOiuC methods
None Of these men was especially
DESTROYS Of being known they did not
care 10 emblazon their names before
the public Perhaps but few Of the
British. aside from those I'm shipping
circles. know Andrew Weir who IS
row veyOr-Eeneral OF supply ut
the British war office Yet he was
one OF the foremost shirbuilders on /
the Clyde before the war and is now
saving the British nation 100000
week by efficient methods
The new financial secretary 20 the .
chancellor Of the eUcheQuer is Sir .
Samuel Hardman Lever. TIE was never T
a member OF the house AZ parliament .
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-21
Captains of Industry Vol
unteer To Aid With
Business Methods.

: : m T---r-T- - = - -
-" INN '--- IL MS Na'
n may NOT DE trade struggle
i but on the shoulders Of busi-
mess mon .ra-a7Fs o., , --r.s+ s,+a-+
t"e s-,lt7sLa- prosecution OF H.
Especially is this true in Great
Britain and the United states. In
,..-..--.-- -.----- -
"a- e--1 CUE ~
rate interests. suoH as the sceams hip
lines. banks and factories were closely
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-21

and for this reason there were many
-I.WlS when he vas named for this
position lie. TOO, has saved the gov
eminent millions o. dollars shipping
is controlled By SIT Joseph Lael--. o
formidable business man ou the CLYDE.
Who WAS called INTO service AID who
has since made remarkable LeaErag
win difficult proposition
Sir Eric lcdCes made pCssi bic the
transportation OF troops from one sec
tor Of the western front 10 another.
, et politics has always been dis-as---
ruL 20 him and he hitherto confined
himself strictly 10 the big job OF run
ming the Northeastern railway
CoWdray in War.
A mighty job faces lord COwdray.
head OF the air board. and has faced
him since he took office. He is bet
Ter known under the name OF Pearson.
being the head OF the oil firm OF thar
name that successfully battled with
The Standard OIL company. Lord
Ccwdray himself personally directed
many of the marvellous engineering
feats the firm has carried through IN
Mexico and Canada. One OF his part
ners. Sir Ernest William Moir is IN
-naEE- of the inventions department
OF the ministry Of munitions. Sir
Ernest was resident manager OF the
tunnels under the Hudson river in
NeW orE. but this is simply one Of a
long list Of achievements
is a commercial man OF front rank ia
England He was once in politics
but later cult. and when he was
called TO his present post he was head
OF great cOlliery alliance employing
10000 men and he also found time TO
be director is not less than 40 COM
paules
Lord Eorheruore, who has charge
~ The army clothing department. is
president and founder OF the Anglo
newfoundland Development COMPANY.
vs. which developed the resources OF that
colony 10 marvellous extent Sir
Alfred Mold. who commanders
hotels. tills public parks and erects
buildings needed bys the government
overnight, made millions as a manu-
-acturer Of chemicals
Following England.
What these men have done I'm Eng
and-and their results viii best be
told after the war is over and men
carefully analyze just what they have
1cne-is being done in America 20 q
remarkably similar degree
Never before were men with such
EARNING capacities and with such keen
ability 20 organize and direct all
gathered Tor the same purpose When
Is considered that such men as
Howard Coffin, one OF the greatest /
Engineers in the country Julius
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-21
N. Y LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS

Sew York. July -L-1Iercau-iIe paper
Is percent
sterling go day bills. sac. commercial
800 day bills ol banks. S4-I1zt- commercial
go dag bills S+-sll.- demand. Esr5rz ca-
lle-. S4-75 --Is-
Bar silver 7s.-r-
Mexican dollars. bIHc
Government bonds. steady.
Railroad bonds firm
t1pr=r-E--a gr -l. E-le-Saut and nearby
months. $3.50 E 20 nominal. August and
later delivery. SO 7-f-
I-1u-ca- i northern. S53 ~ 5+- so. e. do-
$3.50 g 75-sH- So 4 southern. S5HG-- $50.
g DO, $3.50 $3.50
Tiu-Spo-- 500 bid
Lead-Sg-s-- r 1915
Sp=lrer-E ST. Louis delivery >--
LONDON METALS NARkET
London. Eng. July -1-FOIIOWluE were
The closing quotations in the London met
ais market
Lasd-Spot. ESQ lez- futures. $40 los.
Spelter-Sp0- $50 1ls- futures. $50
CoDrer-sHoJ- $50; futures. zl-s los;
ele1-rol yric E1s-
Tiu-Snor. E-a0- futures 1886 los.
THE LOCAL MARKET
Naci1uales- --f.e
Mexican bank notes. state bills. eT---.
Mexican pesos. 50c-
Mexican gold -ac-
Fl Paso smelter Quotations
Corrected Dailv-1
Bar silver lEandy q Harmon quota
-iCu|. 7t1zc-
London lead. $50 los
Copper-Wlrs bar E-s-15-
pig lead. 1-c-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-21
RAILROAD and AUTOMOBILE lime TABLES


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