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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-30

THOSE Lutherans who have Just
l brought to an end their separate
organizations and created the United
Lutheran church IN America say they
expect that returned American boys.
fresh from victory over the Huns, viii
demand the exclusive use OF the Eng
lish language IN Lutheran church ser
vices. They admit there is prejudice
against the German language, but
profess 70 think prejudice less than
Americanism VIII bring about the
change.
The general council. one Of the
bodies now ended and forming a
large part OF the new united church,
used German IN about two services in
five. They now look for English e1-
elusiveiy with small consideration
for those elderly persons who have
never taken the trouble TO learn
English.
German Appeal Received.
Before the meetings wherein the
union was effected the informal ap-
peal was laid from the German Luth-
eran IN Germany. This appeal came
by tbs way OF Sweden, which latter
diary. No action was taken by the
Lutherans IN America, beyond author
king a reply that II Is too soon after
the signing OF the armistice for any
steps to be taken by a religious body,
and that. FOR the present. none ought
to act save the government, and that,
OF course, not concerning religious
affairs. but political and military.
These pressing matters out OF the
way. say a year hence. II may be
time for American Lutherans 70 as
sist fellow Lutheran5 IN Germany.
But the time Is not now.
Independent Synoda.
II r. the belief of these uniting
Lutherans that there will soon come
into their church practically all OF
the independent synods, save only the
synodica1 conference SO far as can
be learned. there IS no inclination
on the part OF that large body TO
change. But the Augustana, the Nor
veBian. the Ieelandish, the Swedish
anc a few others are already agitat-
ing union with the united church.
These separated bodies thereby main
tanned organizations 90 carry on their
national traditions, and had not really
divided on doctrine. The new era
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-30

following the war changes old senti-
ments, and makes union imperative
LoynIty OF Lufherunism.
The feature OF the union organlza-
ton meetings was the loyalty Of
Lutheranism to America AT the
great merger meeting a service rag
hung above the speakers stand bear
ing the figures "215.O00,' meaning
the United Lutheran church has sent
that number OF men into the service
National anthems were sung con-
called attention to the fact that many
Lutheran leaders Of the past were IN
America solely because they hated
militarism and nutocracy.
The striking change to be made, 20
Indications are. is the transfer OF
Lutheran headquarters from Phila-
deiphia to New York Pennsylvania
and Philadelphia contain far greater
numbers OF Lutherans than New
nationalism Is general. and e Is IA
vored BY most leaders IN the new
united church TO make the change.
This means the transfer Of the Of
fees OF the missionary societies. OF
the ministerial relief. OF education
and Sunday school work, and OF the
official Newspaper. It IS considered
certain that these changes VIII come
within a short time
Form Lutncr LeaEue.
Thirty years ago some young men
IN historic St Johns church. New
York. tho mother Of Lutheran,
churches, OF that city. formed the
Luther League OF America This
league corresponds TO the Christian
Endeavor. the Epworth league. and
CONTINUED On Page ., Col. -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-30

ress in this direction They startled
the world with their destructive de-
vices in 1914 No one questions their
learning or skill. They were at that
time the masters Of earth and sea ana
sky. In the pride OF their strength
the kaiser exalted himself to be equal
with God. NE and God"
The logical result OF such an idea
Of God was 70 lose sight Of future
life snd exalt the state. The individ-
ual lived for the state and not the
state for the individual No man saw
beyond his state. indeed his state be-
ing linked thus with God. must
triumph. must rule the world There
fore. all education. all science and
skill and the religion and politics of
Germany led 20 the policy OF destruc-
ton.
Name a ByWOrd.
Germany has become q byword and
a reproach throughout the whole
world. Sin IS \ reproach TO any
The allied nations sacrificed state
to serve humanity, France defending
herself, England defending weak Bel
GUM. as was Russia. Il remained
for president wilson TO set the high
est standard for the war.
Concerning Wilson.
The first thing that attracted my
attention seriously TO president VII
son was when he was being promi-
nentiy mentioned as presidential TIM
Der. He spoke one Sunday in Den
yer TO a great crowd Of men Instead
Of talking politics TO them or reform
in social life. his theme was the word
OF God and he urged men 10 study It.
live by it and serve the God Of the
bible.
He spends much time IN PRAYER and
the very breath and atmosphere OF
;. &c
any wonder that his words have been
heard around the worldf Is II Won
derful that they had a very great
deal to do with breaking down the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-30
HAD THROAT AND
STOMACH TROUBLE
FOR Fifteen YEARS
Mr.. Bates tells how he finally got nd
Of II. Says he's cured

! had throat and stomach trouble
FOR Is years. A dozen doctors gave
ne no relief Finally they sent me to
Colorado. stayed there three months
without benefit and came home
coughing worse than ever. Then /
heard OF lIIlks Emulsion and COM
nencsd taking it Before had taken
half a bottle. I found IL was doing
ne more good than all the medicine 1
lad ever taken continued its use
until # cured me sound and Wen.
have gained Is pounds, don't cough
any more and can eat anything
Thank God 7 heard OF MilkS Eluul-
Eion-"-John Bates. 17s s West St,
Carbondale. IL
Sufferers from Indigestion. bloat-
ing. dizziness. bad cough and all
other variations Of stomach trouble
should try Ailks Emulsion It costs
nothing TO try-it IS guaranteed. And
Il has quickly succeeded in thousands
Of severe cases
l1Iks Emulsion Is a pleasant. nu-
tritITe food and corrective medi-
cine. II restores healthy, natural
bowel action, doing away with all
mead Of pills and physics. Il promotes
appetite and quickly puts the diEes-
tive organs in shape to assimilates
food As a builder OF flesh and
strength, AfIlks Emulsion IS strongly
recommended to rundown nervous
PEOPLE, and Il has produced amazing
results in many cases Of asthma
chronic bronchitis. and tuberculosis
Of the lungs Chronic stomach trou-
BE and constipation are promptly re-
lieved-usually in one day
This is the only solid emulsion
made and so palatable that 4 is eaten
With a spoon like ice cream. a truly
wonderful medicine for weak sickly
children.
No matter how severe your case,
you are urged 70 try 1fiiks Emulsion
under this guarzutee-Take six bot
tIes home with you, use il according
70 directions and II not satisfied with
tbs results, your money viii be
promptly refunded. Price 6oc and
RIO per bottle. The zfilks Emulsion
Co, Terre Hsute. Ind. sold and guar
snteed by AL leading druggists.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-30
DON'T FUSS WITH
MUSTARD PLASTERS!
MusteroIe Works Without the
BliSter-Easier, Quicker

There's no sense in mixing a mess
Of mustard. -four and water when you
can easily relieve pain, soreness or stiff
nesswith little clean, white Musterole.
Muste1ole Is made Of pure oil Of
mustard and other helpful ingredients,
combined IN the form Of the present
white ointment. It takes the Place Of
mustard plssters. and VIII not blister.
hlusterole usually gives prompt relief
from sore throat, bronchitis, tonsilitiS
Group, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia,
headache congestion, pleu-isy, rheuns-
tism, lunbago, pains and aches Of the
back or joints, spTains, sore muscles
bruises, chlblains frosted feet colds Of
the chest Ut often preventspneumonia)
SOC and 60c jars; hospital size $3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-30
White Star Line Loses
10 Big Ships During War

New York. Nov. so.-Ten large
steamships. aggr-sating 1so,3Ts gross
tons, were lost by the White Star line
today. Among these was the Brittanic,
4S,15S gross tons, torpedoed in the
Aegean sea IN 1915. shortly after her
completion, while in British govern
ment service as a hospital ship. Other
large White Star liners lost were the
Justicia. 1884 tons; Oceanic. 1874;
Arabic, 1891: Laurentic. 1882: Gym
rio, 1870; Africa. 1883: Georgia, TO-.
OF: Cevic. 1901; Delphic, 1878.
was losses OF the Atlantic transport
line were five ships, totailng 6I,s55
tons. and OF the Red Star line one ship,
the Southland 1889 tons.
Inntnn Rurr. Raach,a 80 Ghon-Aar.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-30
sCRIPTURE


EIUEETU- oLsII~IU9
THE heart OF her husband doth safe
l Iy trust IN her. so that he shall
have no need OF spoil.
She will do him good and not evil
all the days Of her life
She seeksth wool and nax, and
worketh willingly with her hands.
She is Ike the merchants ships;
she bringeth her food from afar.
She riseth also while II Is yet night.
and giveth meat 20 her household, and
a portion to her maidens.
She considereth a field. and buyeth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-30

THIS is indeed a glad day for the
/ whole wide world. because OF the
cessation OF hostillties and the ap-
preaching peace. Millions OF hearts,
fathers. mothers, brothers, wives,
sweethearts and sisters, have been
singing a paean OF Joy because OF the
prospect Of the early return TO home
and fireside OF loved ones far away.
Others whose hearts are bowed with
sorrow. yet rejoice because their sac
rifice and the supreme sacrifice Of
their loved ones has not been IN
vain
4 Religious War.
This war has been as truly a relig-
ious war as any war waged In the
worlds history, the forces Of evil
linked together on the one side and
the forces OF righteousness on the
other. Everybody agrees that Ger
many Is directly responsible for the
war. Let Us look for a moment at
German life and thought and see
where she missed the mark.
Sin cannot be made respectable,
education and culture. riches and
power 90 not make sin any the less
sinful. Had It ever occurred TO you
that IN no public utterance OF the
kaiser, did he ever mention the name
OF Jesus7 What was his irea Of God2
I do not know except as analyze the
German thought and life II must
have been that the forces OF nature
is God. that God IS IN everything and
80 a
secrets Of nature are unlocked and
mastered we have God on our side.
Huns Made Progress.
Certainly the Germans made prog
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-30
Sentence Sermons by FL Paso Ministers

ct yet things jesus
asoendny present Germany
Jesus Christ the son Mary the son Of codR KncEsFbo
Trinity Methodist church, South
When the darkness shut. When that behind clouds
voice the psalt saying 20
Psso Baptist
dangerous possess
the greatest nation IN word to-day Nay the God Of our fathers keep Us
byteran church
n; patriotism Of peace Is going to be s5Hg than The demand.
VII take ysar: decades to achieve II: victories peace which this
@ S i , iSt t % our f tb o1sncs n me wG1S
on the bloody fields Of bieRe7 Milo Aa Fist Christian church
b. with him trouble" Pa ss The hour of trouble comes to
an 1t is universal death But
SI Of Cod may be our. for Il: as1 We y ds @ Tb o
& iu ns Oss q 9'co ones s9Ons uEse1s health
you 5' 5. that was man poor dsg 1ssH : 'S tempted
and VIII be your cnqusng friend and companion yg want him Il viii be
ties devastation Pea hat On. I naas SsT. thought S 5
the war have marked h course The prevailing feeling one Of horror yet
been manifested greater concern for suffering humanity and deeper Te
suffering
shapes ray-Rs7 Huggstt High
land Park Methodist church
After sort sssag. puiptf
message pulpit preacher
faithful War conditions change the character the Men
full preaching the gospel blood Lost discount the blood Of Christ
gospel ming peril
soul-Rev. J.. F. WIiamSb First Baptist church
What have be First Christian
heavenly acknowledge
grace leading nations
Woodrow
with wisdom do and right
public
who have followed IN the paths that make for and
righteousness; national prohibition
you the things I'm thankful for
thy msr4es Coo,
Ny rising
Transported wi the view Pm
In wonder love and praise
Rev C & Meheluore AlaFa Presbyterian church.
your you
hihe than
beneath the and hpocy
face the eOwars and pnsss hsbua life beneath the
limitations fain conscious existence there dves yourseh
spirit child GodRv Dwight Bradley First
Congregational church
given thing grateful
c Rufus Baker Orchard Park Methodist Episcopal church
deliberately ps blessings
privileges high is profane like Esau The Of
profanity surrendered
n Smith, Abury Methodist church
Cs tuph Jerusalem: preparation securing
before acknowledged
DaVds royal few after
%Crue hm" PLATE said Il find fault
the Jews" After the judge
him This The
disregard pTofaned
assembly, ministers following after
Sunday, this sublime hssRex ersvs St Psurs Luh
sau church
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-30

Bible study in the prayer life Of
Christ on Wednesday night
Christ Entering Jerusalem.
At St. Paufs Lutheran church,
Sunday school viii open at 10 o'clock
a. m. Preaching viii begin at II
a m, on the subject. "Christ's Tri-
umphal Entry Into Jerusalem" The
Luther league will meet at 6;15 .. m
and preaching will begin at 1880 p. M
on the subject Last Part Of the Sec
ond Article OF the Apostles Greed"
Bible Students to Meet.
Associated Bible students viii meet
in the county court room Sunday at
2.sO .. N. The subject Of the sermon
will be, Original Sin" This sermon
viii be followed by Bereau Bible
study.
victories Yet TO Be Won
At the Central Baptist church. Rev
z. F. Vermillion will preach morning
and evening. The subject Of the
morning sermon viii be victories
school will meet at e-45 q m. and b
Y. P. q. at $50 p. m, followed by
prayer meeting az Z p m
The choir win sing Praise He the
Lord" by Gabriel. at the morning
services, and Mrs c. c. Ballard viii
sing. "Hearken Unto Ne" by Fred
erick Stevenson At the evening ser
vice Mrs. Ballard VIII sing a gospel
solo.
What Shall BE Given to God.
At the East FL Paso Baptist church
the pastor, J. E. Davis. will preach
ject Will be, What Shall We Render
into the LordT' At the evening hour
an appropriate subject will be dis
sunday school viii be held at $40
d n. and B. 7. P. Q. az $50 p. N
factors In Acts.7
Bible school will convene at $40 a
m Woman and the Kingdom is
the subject Of the morning sermon
at 10-45 o'clock. Young peoples pray
er meeting at $50 D. m, to consider
the topic, "Our Pleasures for Christ"
ACTORS in Acts" with lessons for
living actors. will be the subject OF
the sermon
At the Asbury Methodist church
Sunday school viii meet at $3.50 a m
and league at $50 D. n Preaching
viii begin at II a m and 1850 D. m
The pastor. Rev. Hubert II. Smith,
will preach IN the morning on six
Days Shalt Thou labor and Do All
Thy Work" and in the evening on
The Profanity Of Esau."
Interior Adjustment.
At the First Congregational church
Sunday school will begin at 10 a. m.
At 1913 g. m the pastors Bible class
viii take up the third OF the studies
IN the Book OF Job.
At II o'clock Mr.. Bradley will preach
On the subject. He Came TO Himself,
or The Problem OF the Interior Ad-
justment"
Preach Sermon on Talent.
A. the Trinity n. z. church. south,
Sunday school will convent at $3.50
a N. At 1o:45 q. m. Mr.. Knicker-
booker will preach on Talents" At
$50 D. m. senior and intermediate
EpwoTth leagues Will meet.
At 1880 p. m. the souvenir service,
postponed from last Sunday night
viii be held. One thousand souvenir
samples OF the stuff success is made
Of will be given away. In the forum
the discussion will be on Bolshevism
and the red flag.
MARKS Of n Man"
At the Orchard Park Methodist
church. the regular Il a m. service
viii be held Sunday. The pastor. Rev.
Rufus c. Baker will preach, using as
his theme, The Marks OF a Man"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-30

morale Of the enemy armies and peo-
pies. because they were enabled to sec
their cause was wrong and the allies
right?
Universally Loved
No man who has ever lived In the
worlds history has been more uni
versally loved and honored- To our
country comes the honor OF laying
down the principles Of the treaty OF
peace. First, peace IN riches and
honor and power comes 20 our nation
today because righteousness Ex-
alteth a Nation"
So far as I have been able to CLEAN,
no effort was made TO safeguard the
soldiers OF Germany and her allies
in their moral and religious life. The
result was rape and murder and
slavery. cruelty. barbartsm too awful
70 name, until the name OF the Hun
viii be a Kissing and n byyord for
centuries TO come.
Gather Moral Forces.
Simultaneous with mobilization OF
our troops on land and sea was the
mobiliza ton Of the moral and relig-
ious forces OF the nation. 10 keep
them clean and pure and win the lost
to Christ. Every city and hamlet,
yea. even the most remote log hut
in the mountains. felt the thrill. not
only OF the call to arms but the call
to righteous living. The saloon. the
bawdy house and gambling rende-
vous went from around the boys and
''Y'' huts spranE I'D everywhere.
This practical closing word. The
nation Is made up Of individuals. You
are by your life helping to exalt your
nation or reproach II. which, Re-
member that the state Is TO serve you
and help you TO live right and do
right. to protect you and give you
a chance TO be noble and pure and
great Love your state. honor Il by
serving God. blessed is the nation
whose God IS the Lord" Ps. 3S:12
"Righeausness Exalteth q Nation. {"
but sin IS q reproach to any people"
Prov. 1874
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-30
Price Restrictions On
Bitunlinous Coal May
Go Within T no Weeks

Washington. D. C.. Nov. so.-Price
restrictions on bituminous coal may.
be removed by the fuel administra-
ton within two weeks Fuel admin
istrator Garfield said today he hoped
to cancel the price regulations not
later than the middle OF December.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-30
NEGRO CHURCHES.
Enda Fifth PASTORAL YeaT.

Sunday win close the fifth year OF
the pastor Of the visitors chapel, A.
II. z. church, and is to be observed
by special services. Sunday school
Will be conducted by the superin-
tendent. Mrs. Geo. Cheatham. at $3.50
a. m At II o'clock the pastor will
conduct memorial and communion
services. Victory services will be
held at : o'clock. At o'clock p. m,
the A c z. league win be led by
the president, c. D. 4. Bush. At 1880
p. m. the pastor will preach.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-30
'Ifs Easy IoMaRo 6ur
MnlkIos NdnisEi"

Of bzv. ruu. and a half plat OF water
By liberal use OF this you should Ter5
quickly see a tremendous diI1erenee.
Hair win stop falling. and bald spots
and vigorous. Try it
TROUBLED=You can wipe Of
superfluous hairs now with your I'm
ger. and you can have done forever
with the old drudgery and irritation
OF skin due to present methods OF re-
moving hair. a few drops OF won
derfu1 LIQUID makes every hair seem
to melt away into nothingress and
leaves the skin Eioriously clean ane
soft. without q sign OF having used
anything at all for removing super
fluou5 hair. Simply moisten the hairs
with sulfo solution, which you can %
tain from yoru druggist The hairs
will seem to Just roll off. loose from
the skin II IS so easy to do compared
with the old methods, with their OBJ
jectionable odor and fixing 70 do
beforehand The styles Of today with
the transparent gowns and low cut
waists absolutely demand the use OF
a superfluous hair remover. This for
mula can be used with perfect safety
easy 70 use as applying face cream
and Just as safe IN fact. It IS now
a real pleasure 70 remove superflu-
Gus hairs
ELIZA u s.-lTany soaps have the
pores almost completely sealed 10
owing TO the fatty substances and
scales accommodating around the hair
stalks, 'smothering' hair vigor- Or
binary soaps cannot entirely remove
them. What Is needed IS "dissolv-
err" A teasponful OF eggol viii DO
this IN a few moments. leaving the
scalp absolutely free and. cleaner
than you could ever have Il with
soap and hard scrubbing- For %
cents YOU can get enough eEEol IN
the original package to last FOR =
dozen or more shampOos- Il WI
wonderfully improve the growth and
appearances OF your hair
ANNOYING.-There Is hardly any
thing quite so remarkable as the re-
suits accomplished by the nixturs
given below for beautifyinE the skin
Under It's influence the skin takes on
a most unusual baby Ike purity fres
from blemish and transparent Ask
your druggist for a one ounce pack
age OF zintone. This IS easily mixed
in a half pint OF water. adding one
tablespoon OF glycerine. You VII
accomplish the desired result BY rs
ing the resulting cream very freely
and very often The zintone VIII make
over a pint OF this uneQualed beauti-
fer. soon you VIII notice that your
freckles VIII disappear. It viii also
remove that grainy appearance OF the
skin After n time the comnlexfon 4
will be Uniform tint: Il Will clear
wonderfully and take on the tint %
a rose petal. without a defect II yor
VIII use It faithfully and literally you i
viii not faiL-AdYs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-30
and upwards,

IT viii come as a startling revelation
to every woman how remarkably
easy is is now to remove wrinkles by
the very simple common-sense process
OF making the pores smaller. Wrinkly
skins are nearly always coarse IN tex
ture. The cell-tissue IS debilitated
and says The skin loses its vigor and
the pores are enlarged. Now. by caus-
Ing the pores TO become smaller. the
texture OF the skin IS quickly refined.
The cell tissue becomes invigorated,
the pores come together" the skin
braces up" and the result IS quickly
seen IN the disappearance OF wrin-
kles. impossible to remove BY any
other method known. This result Is
easily brought about by using eptol
which can be secured at any drug
store IN two-ouncs packages. There
Is enough IN each package 20 last
long while, even BY using u gener-
ously- It Is exceedingly economical
and produces results that can be
quickly seen. IN fact. this method has
proved TO be a sensation wherever
tried. The eptol also rejuvenates the
skin and makes It plump and vigor-
GUS It viii make you look years
younger.
GLORIOUS-A hair-root developer
OF extraordinary strength which forces
hair to grow IN great profusion IS
A0An4 IN AAo use OF DGLAAuAnQA
compound 70 absolutely safe and far
surpasses the results OF any other hair
treatment You can use. It Is an in
tense hair-root nourisher. and as a re-
suit comrels the growth Of hair as
long as there Is any root left at all.
You can now have a real hair grower
at less cost than you pay for the usual
hair treatments that often fail to pro-
duce the results desired. From any
drug store you can obtain q ons-ounce
package CT beta-quinol. an olness
liquid. This is mixed with q half pint
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-30

It: with the fruit Of her hands she
planteth 4 vineyard.
She girdeth her Ioins WITH strength,
and strengtheneth her arms.
She perceiveth that her merchan-
disc Is good; her candle goeth not out
by night
She layeth her hands 70 the spindle.
and her hands hold the distaff
Curttss 4 Co. buy Liberty Bonds.-
Adv.
Gun repairing OR speciA7ty. Allen
Arms & Cycle Co.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-30
VARIED TOPICS WILL BE HEARD
incl PA50'5 CHURCHES SUNDAY

Lodge of Knights of Pythias Will Attend Services In
a Body At Highland Park Methodist Church; Trench
Worker of Y.M.C.A. To Be Heard At First Metho-
DIST Thankfulness Is Theme At Altura' S Service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-30
EXPECT SOLDIERS
: To DEMAND BAN ON HUN TONGUE

General Council Looks For Exclusive Use Of English
With Small Consideration For Elderly Persons Who
Have Never Taken the Trouble of Learning Ian .
guage; Methodists Plan Rally, 100000 Delegates
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-30

Children droop wther ike tender flowers you permit BILE
sour lamentations and constipation poison be absorbed
system.
When chds tongue white breath ieTeh, stomach you
always depend upon good safe Caaes gently but thoroughly
clean oggeup places Children take Ccarets candy
czthzc which gpe Injuries, dszpponts Each
10 cent box children aged year
and upwards.