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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-13

X UNDAY VIII mark the opening
Of the handsome new caIhedral
- OF St Patrick which has beer
sufficiently completed for use-the
cathedral chapel
-Four masses are to be held IN the
chapel Sunday by Rev. c. C. Frund.
pastor Of St Patrick's. and Rev.
Frederick Upton. The hours for the
masses viii be $50, 7:30. $50 and
$3.50. In the evening at 7-30 another
service viii be held.
The dedication OF the cathedral is
expected to be on Sunday, october
IS and plans are being made by
bishop A j. Schiller for that import
ant event
Vesfments From France.
4 set Of vestments to be used for
the first time on the day OF dedica-
tion and which has just arrived from
France is considered the finest that
has ever come TO the church in the
southwest They ara made OF heavy
gold cloth. They viii be worn by the
five ministers Of the pOuufical mass
on the day of dedication
Rally Day at Asbury-
At AsbEry Methodist church Sun
day viii be rally Gay in the Asbury
sunday school The hour Of meeting
viii be $3.50. At 10 o'clock there viii
be G professional Of all the depart
ments into the main auditorium,
where a program viii be rendered.
At eleven o'clock the pastor viii
preach on who is the Christian ."
Mr. IIfrey, Of St. Clements church.
viii sing a solo, At night the pastor s
theme viii be, "Christ's Appeal to the
Heroic in Men" Mrs. Lawler viii
sing.
Westminster to Have Rally Exercises
At Westminster Presbyterian
church. Sunday, at eleven o'clock, serv-
ice viii be given over to the Sunday
school for Rally day exercises. II
is expected that all the classes viii
be fun with all old scholars back ana
many new ones enrolled. A banner
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-13
Sentence Sermons By Ell Paso Ministers

YOU would be on tint lookout for in religion nowadays
w binary very ordinary Bible
extraordinary vitality that Bible
personalities R John NJ jackson, Of the First MethO
dist Episcopal church
Religion of spirit theology good develops
the spirit mantle spirit that helps create real values
Spiritual orthodoxy thing than theological regularity
much hardeRev Dwight Bradley of the First Congregational
church.
Christ more point
the Saviors searching question Peter had protested ardent attach
1 to Jesus than the rest Of the apostles indicated in Matt 252Rev
P Bond Of the Highland Park Methodist Episcopal church. south
posted ninetyive
Castle Wittenbug he the
S
the history that God best snay and that placed
hands Of the people the Bible in their languageRev Arthur C. Harris
Of St PauIs English Lutheran church
you know
Fuller Swift, Of the Church Of St Clement
were not for the work of the sOn Man. the wOan seed the
would all neither with
with God neither in heaven earRev H. C. Sleek of the lions
Evangelical Lutheran church.
paney building depends largely upon
only spiritual H
Of the Austin Park Christian church
Tim p H. we suffer Tor endure) him; reign
with him" faithful the
dom is condition of gnng with his glorious kingdom how much
VIII with for Christ? Stay office
Sundy?-Rev Watson NJ Farley Of Westminster Presbyterian church
Two preachers discussing with excellent qualities "But is
he Chistn?" said depends Chris
IN the DIVINITY OF ~ The test OF Christian IS not theological formula
It the spirit Of Christ orthodoxy deficient
spirit of Jesus There Christians Christians
OUTSIDE ana IN the church any man have not the spirit OF
Christ he is of hRev Campbell Of Asbuy Methodist church
destiny eternity going depend
He must decide his mind that Gods book We value tea
place IN the world but far necessary We must accept work
written by holy who spak the Holy
asaIn- WHICH H'euh anu
a0deh e-Rev J. F. Williams Of the First Baptist church
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-13

things from Him than you have ever
done before.
When He lived upon the earth mer
eagerly sought him. The Ruler OF
the synagogue says. come, the cen
turiOn, / am not worthy but speak
the word only" The lepers replied
IF thou will" Martha said. IF thou
hadst been here my brother would
not have died" he spake the word.
He touched the afflicted. and. 10. men
were healed and rejoiced in His good
ness.
Have you ever sincerely invited
the Savior to reign in your heart1
Have you felt the power Of HIS word,
the thrill OF His touch, the beauty OF
His cOmpaniOnship2 II you have. do
you realize that even tho Christ IS
present He commissions you as HIS
visible Representatives. Are you re-
tress2 How many eyes have you
caused to see2 In how many men
who have lost faith in themselves
have you revived faith, hope and
courage2 How many men come 10
you for the sympathetic touch and
the inspiration when they deeply feel
the need Of it,
They said the maid was dead. He
touched her and she lived. Many a
man is walking the streets Of our
city who is in reality a dead one.
Scorn him and he is lost. Clasp the
hand. let him feel the brotherly love
in the grasp of the hand. see in your
eye the light OF confidence TN him.
and you may not only reclaim a citi-
zen for the city but YOU may save a
soul for the kingdom.
Brings Life.
She could not touch Him. so He
touched her Either way, only the
touch must take place He does not
care whether il be his touch OF yours.
hands must meet lives must ne
Joined. souls be revived. The touch
OF the Master brings life.
What, then, according 10 these
words should I do for the MASTER
The most important OF all IS TO be
touched by His spirit. and then 10
remain forever in close fellowship
with him Then give il TO others
You alone can do it. Priest or
preacher cannot do Il for you There
can be no substitute. On. for HIS
touch. His power, His zeal and en-
thusiasm for saving men by personal
service through the touch Of human
fellowship.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-13
Most Old People
Are COnstipated

The wear Of years impairs the
action Of the bowels. As people
grow older they restrict their
activity, neglect to take sufficient
exercise, and indulge a natural
disposition to take things easy.
The digestive organs become
more sensitive to the demands
made upon them and rebel more
quickly.
It IS Of special importance to
the health Of elderly people that
the bowels be kept normally
active. A mild, yet effective,
remedy for constipation, and
one that is especially suited to
the needs of old folks, women
and children, is the combination
of simple Laxative herbs with
pepsin sold IN drug stores under
the name of Dr.. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin. It costs only
fifty cents a bottle, and should be
IN every family medicine chest.
A trial bottle, free of charge,
can be obtained by writing to
Dr.. W. B. Caldwell, ass Wash
ington St, Monticello, Illinois.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-13
beginning at $50 p. m, subjec
What is Committed TO You"
st. Pnul's English Lutheran.

beginning at $50 p. m. subject:
What is Committed 10 You"
st. Pnurs English Lutheran.
At St. PaUrs English Lutheran
church the reformation services viii
be continued during the month OF
october. The subject for the sermon
at the morning service SUNDAY viii
be: THE Challenge" In the evening
ton" The pastor, Rev Arthur C..
Harris, viii have charge OF all sery-
ices. The Gid viii meet at the home
of Mrs C.. T. Bertrand, 1923 East
Overland street, Thursday afternoon
at ESQ.
lions German Evangelical Lutheran
At lions German Evangelical
Lutheran church, Sunday school on
Sunday morning viii be at 9-45. The
morning services begin at 1880
o'clock and viii be conducted IN the
German language by Rev ]. h g
Sleek, the pastor. In the discourse,
based on the gospel lesson Matt. g.
Is, IL win be shown that the power
TO forgive sins is given unto men on
earth" This we learn" Mr.. Sleek
says, from the fact that the people
glorify Cod which had given such
power unto men, not this man, but
men, II the power 10 forgive sins Is
not given unto men then the Lord
must have corrected those people,
otherwise by His silence He would
have connived at a falsehoOd. Fur
thermore. Christ gave this power TO
his disciples, His church on earth.
Matt IS. IS and John 20, %. whose
soever sins We remit, they are remit
ted unto them Christ has through
His suffering and death worked for
giYeness for all sins Of all men. and
in the preaching OF the Word and in
His Sacramento, forgiveness is Of
fered unto every one"
In the meeting Of the voting mem
hers OF the congregation. held last
Sunday evening, II was voted to have
English services every second and
fourth Sunday evening Of the month
In the evening service Sunday. be-
ginning 1880. il viii be shown from
Matt. IS. IA, that we should be con-
verted and become as little children,
who implicitly believe the Father
in heaven and are resigned TO Him.
In the regular meeting Of the y. p.
S. club on Tuesday evening 1880, an
interesting entertainment win be
given. One Of the features viii be
a debate by some OF the members
Of the club Three members Of the
congregation will act as judges
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-13

Lane Subject OF sermon. Gents and
Sentiment" Offertory anthem, Il viii
Sing OF the Mercies OF the Lord. q"
Booth; Recessional hymn 4g1, Wes-
ley; organ postlude, Finale in F."
order Of the service for evensonE
at five o'clock viii be:
Organ PRAYER and Cradle
song" Guilmant; Professional hymn
1896, Dykes; Psalter. Fourteenth Sc
lection, page f4S, Prayer book; Mag
nificat and NunC Dimittis, chant
kneeling hymn Il. Angelus; Hymn be-
fore sermon 249, Walch; Subject OF
sermon, Gods open Door" offertory
anthem, The Day Thou Gavest Now
is Ended" woodward; RecessiOnal
hymn 521. Sullivan; organ pOstlude.
-F'ugue with choral in G. minor"
NerkeL
Herbert C. Bastow is organist and
choirmaster.
First congregational.
At the II a. m service at the First
CONGREGATIONAL church Sunday, Rev.
Dwight j. Bradley, the pastor, will
have for his sermon subject; "A Life
Giving Spirit The Liberty bond
campaign viii be presented by a.
member Of the FL PasO committee.
At 10:l5 in the open Forum, the sub
Ject VIII be- "A Modern Interpreta-
ton Of Genesis, No. II, The Three
Traditions Of Cain" Graded Sunday
sclOo4 Is AT I'D a. I'D.
First Christian.
At the First Christian church.
corner North oregon and Franklin
streets, services viii be held Sunday
as follows; The unified service viii
begin at $40 and continue for one
hour. Following this viii be the
merger and communion service and
following this viii be the preaching
service. Christian EndeavOr at $40,
and preaching at 7:45. The pastor,
Rev. Perry J. Rice, viii preach both
morning and evening.
Austin Park Christian.
There viii be services at the Austin
Park Christian church Sunday as fol-
lows: Bible school at 9:45 a m
Communion, at 1915. and preaching
by the pastor Rev. J. II. Allen i'm
mediately following. Rev. c. D. Vines.
Co. 2. saith infantry, viii occupy the
pulpit in the evening beginning at
1870 At the morning service the
chorus. under the leadership Of Mrs.
F. II. Lynch, VIII sing: 20 Wondrous
Cross" CExcelD. Charley Odell will
lead the Christian Endeavor service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-13
.CHURCHESFEEL
EFFECT Of WAR
Many of the More Active
Younger Members Go to
War Leaving Vacancies.

New York, oct 13.-Practically ev-
sry human institution must suffer
from the war. excepting perhaps con-
Germs producing war supplies The
churches, which have sometimes been
blamed for not preventing the war
in the first place, are no exception
New York clergymen returning
from vacations find themselves con-
fronted with the task Of conducting
their churches without the assist
auce OF many Of their ablest male
communicates. Hundreds OF sunday
schools have lost uperlntendents
and all of their men teachers IN
many Instances Bible classes cannot
be resumed until others nave peeh
trained TO fill the gaps.
In addition. ministers here are met
with two imperative requests One
from the mayors committee urges
cooperation in work in behaiL OF Lor-
eigu born. the other comes from
Spartanburg churches asking 1or
names of men Of the tWenty-seFe ntl
division from their churches SO ina
they may be searched out and Wei
coined upon their arrival at the south
Carolina environment
some OF the Vacancies
The Rockefeller Bible class has lost
TO the war % members, including
Avenue Presbyterian Bible class has
lost Il, st. Andrews Episcopal church,
Harlem. has lost 2Ss including Two
PlattsburE officers; Harlem Presny-
terrain church has given up Is active
workers. including the sunday school
superintendent. while similar losses
are reported from virtually every
CONGREGATION in the five borOughs-
Though pastor after pastor has had
TO appeal to the older and less active
men OF their congregations to iii
the vacancies no regret was any
where expressed that the men have
gone as soldiers Instead most
churches have honor rolls posted In
vestfbules-sOme Of them in chan
cels-bearing the names OF enlisted
men.
Nearly all southern cities near can
tonments planned for northern men
have sent out and had read in the
churches Of the northern and central
states invitations to soldiers Be
cause some Of the churches in these
cities are unable TO bear the expense
OF acting as host 10 so many men ar
irving suddenly in their midst they
are asking their denominations for
no less than S1,S00,OO0 with which
TO help further their plans
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-13

went He welcomed all men into this
I Intimate relationship with him, but
His chief desire was to touch the sin
SICK soul Of man and restore IL to
beauty and health. The sick and the
afflicted. the deaf and the dumb. the
sightless and the heartbrOken were
the special objects Of His visit said
He. when found in such a crowd: 4
sinners TO repentance. They that are
/ whole need not physician"
i the Touch Eternal.
Time viii efface and destroy the
work Of man upon the earth. but the
touch Of the human hand upon the
. heart is eternal; for with each pass
Ing moment the pulse grows stronger
and the power Of love increases with
the passing Of time
The world has never recovered
from the shock of the personal touch
Of the Master. Men marvelled say
ing, 1T hath never been seen in this
fashion before. Why, oven the winds
and waves obey him. Come. see a
man who told me all things that ever
did
What n dismal place this world
would be without that divine touch
Occasionally we hear men exclain,
whats the use2 Is life worth
while.' Then we see man, filled
with the spirit Of Christ, lay his
hand upon the shoulder OF such a
one. clasp his hand in brotherlv love.
He may be n stranger. In a little
" lille he sees life with a new per
spective, IN all its glory and splen-
cor. ne grasps IN part at least the
divine possibilities implanted in his
soul Again men marvel How can
these things be-" Wist We not, my
friends, it is the personal touch OF
the Master given through a child OF
His that lifts up the fallen, strength
ems the weak, inspires the dis
couraged.
And that man. his life now radiant
with hope and love, touches another
with the spark OF celestial fire. until.
who knows, perhaps the fire you
kinCled may touch the heart OF n
loved one for whom you are praying
and give you the companionshi0 Of
the dearest one on earth throughout
eternity.
Has He Touched Your Hearth
Has the Master touched your
heart2 Invite, entreat. beseech Him
now and you shall accomplish greater
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-13

Write or call for sample and price
on our extra fancy new crop Alfalfa
seed. Fl PasO seed Co. 523 T. san
Antonio St Just below Court House.
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-13

f p. m, he viii deliver a Commute
lcctura-sermon on The Function OF
Religion, Past, Present and Future"
Special music numbers viii be- II
q. m From Egypts Bondage Come,
chorus by Page: 1T is enough, "
I (Elijah), Mendelssohn: baritone solo
by NJ H. Lemen. At 1880 p M: THE
sun Shall 40 More Be Thy Light by
Day" Woodward, chorus, and '-Twi-
light" Geo. Z. Nevin, duet by Mr.. and
Mrs N. II. Lemen-
The sunday school session. under
the uperintendency Of Wesley A.
Price, occurs at 9;45 a. m The de-
vOuonal meeting Of the ElwOrth
league, for young people is at $3.50
Next Sunday night Rev Mr.. Jackson
. begins a series of lecture sermons
on Spiritual Problems Of the Pres
First Baptist.
At the First Baptist church Sun
day morning at II the subject Of the
pastor, will be: Shifting the Hind
most" The subject Of the evening
sermon viii be; The Cody Man and
His Bible" Sunday school at $3.50 a.
IN viii be in charge OF DR.. z. NJ
RigdOn- The Junior B. y. p O., viii
meet at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Miss Nell Taylor is superintendent.
The Senior 3. y =. u VIII meet at
$50 p. N. H /. Redd is president In
stead Of having q meeting at tho
Missionary society viii devote Tues
day afternoon to visiting in behalf
Of the church The Teacher Training
class viii meet with the pastor We'd
nesday evening at 6;45. The reg
ular midweek meeting for prayer
VIII be held at $3.50 p. m Wednesday.
Grand View Baptist.
At the Grand View Baptist, on sun
day, the Sunday school at p. m,
viii be in charge Of R. NJ Dcnman,
superintendent The lesson Will be:
Returning rom Captivity" Charles
Ashton VIII lead the opening praise
service. Mid-Week prayer service
viii be on Tuesday at 1850 p. m H.
Z. kidweu viii be the leader
Church OF Christ.
At the Church OF Christ, corner OF
Montana and Rayner streets, the sub
ject OF both morning and evening dis
courses BY Rev. ". A. Schultz. the
minister, viii be: The Christian War
fare" Bible study is at 10 a. M
and evening services start at 1880
p. m
Services at the chu- en- OF st. Glenn
ent, Rev. Fuller Swift, rector, viii
Holy communion, T:3O a. m: Sun
day school, $3.50 g. m; Bible class, 10
a. m; morning prayer and sermon,
at II o'clock; evensong and sermon,
The order Of service FOR morning
prayer at II o'clock, follows:
organ prelude-"Andante IN G."
Guilmant: Professional hymn 3s5.
Morley; Venite, chant; Psalter Day
Il, Page 400, Prayer book; TIE Deum
Laudamus, chants Jubilate Dec.
chant; Hymn before sermon $40,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-13

Take a Ride through the south part
of town. Count Lee NeWman's signs.
Then let him handle your tenement
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-13

For Convex PrismO Auto Lenses,
rord sizes. S1.25: larger sizes, S2-40-
sI3 Mills street.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-13

Ride easier. C. L. W. Spring Oilers
20c- All dealers.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-13

Gun repairing our specially. Allen
Arms & Cycle Co. 404 \. Oregon St
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-13
So HnrEECkER

End the squeak G. L W. Spring
Oilers, zoe. All dealers.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-13
FIRST SERVICE IN THE CATHEDRAL
CHAPEL To De HELD ON SUNDAY

Four Masses in Morning and an Evening Service to Be
Held; Liberty Loan Day at First Presbyterian;
Rally Day Exercises to Be Held in Two
Churches Sunday Morning.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-13

The paneny building depends largely upon the foundation
the only foundation in the moral and spiritual woRev
Of the Austin Park Christian church.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-13

TeNt-~But when the people were
put forth, he went in, and took
her by the hand. and the maid
arOse.r-Math. 9;25.
eTHE power Of man is indisputable.
From the smallest adobe hut or
4 the stateliest palace that man
has ever built. the Insignificant
marker above the resting place Of a
loved one or the sphinx in Egypt
silently, through the ages. proclaims
the presence OF man and the power
of his might Men did not plan and
approve OF these things and then
pass on They worked upon them,
they persevered until their ideals
were realized and placed before men
as visible realities.
The personal touch IS the greatest
power in the realm Of the material
without it we would suffer for leck
Of clothing, we should freeze for
want Of fuel, we would starve from
lack Of food. II every human being
should decide to refuse to touch any
thing for ten DAYS humanity would
be extinct. our hands or lips must
touch the water or we will perish
from thirst, we must partake Of food
or we viii die of hunger.
without the human touch all the
wonderful inventions of man would
become useless, a hollow mOckery to
the eye. The machinery of the world
would no longer send its song Of
JOY, prosperity and achievement
around the world. means of transpOr-
tatiOn and travel would belong 20
history. communicat tons. cable. tel
egraphy and wireless would become
q lost art and we would rapidly de-
sceud TO the state Of the savage
Is the Gift Of God.
The personal touch is the supreme
power in the realm of the spiritual
1t is the gift Of God that transforms
the life OF man. lightens the burdens
of life. dispells doubt and darkness.
confirms the beautiful realities Of
faith. hope and love. and trans poses
us from mortal to immortal creatures.
children Of the King now and for
evermOre.
Christ came TO teach us the value
of the personal touch Wherever He
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-13
THE Personal Touch; It Is The
Greatest Power Given To Mankind
the Spiritual
and Transposes Us From Mortal Immortal Creatures
o. t PaTsE gEs Church

Text-~But when the people were
put forth, he went in, and took
her by the hand. and the maid
arOse.r-Math. 9:25.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-13

II Tim. 2 12 "f suffer Cor endure) with him; sha
with him" If faithful endurance the
iom condition regning with him in his glorious kingdom
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-13

Rev. John NJ Jackson will preach
at the First Methodist Episcopal
church, The Church With The Re
volving Cross" at both services Sun
day bis subject at Il a. m, viii be
Christ and Christianities." At ESQ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-13

If it not for the work Of the "Son Of Man." the
promised redeeme there would be forgiveness at all Meth
with God neither in on earth-Rev H c. Sic
German Evangelical Lutheran church.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-13

Religion matter of the spirit; theology good bad
The right spirit mantle spirit that helps create real valu
Spiritual orthodoxy greater thing than theological
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-13

The order OF service for morning
prayer at II o'clock. follows:
organ prelude-"Andante IN G."
Guilmant: Professional hymn 395,
Morley; Venite, chant; Psalter Day
Il, Page 400, Prayer book; Te Deum
chant; Hymn before sermon $40,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-13

He must decide in his mind
ture, as history. From eac
place in the world, but far
written by holy men, who
therefor as a book able to !
in Christ Jesus. Being b.
abideth foreYer."-ReV. ]. F