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The Mchmond, Va, Timcs-Dispatch
il, its issue Of the End inst, under
tie cap, ion, "Oyer-stcpE.4.a 49, 3oaiius
OF propricty" says:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-06
Sentence Sermons by FL Paso Ministers

Nd they stood his about canp
evangelist count On IN donS - bsst 5 T
prayers ana hep al the Christian people Of
/ L. oVstIseF OF the First Presbyterian church
Can be that Chrsian7 Yes you wiz prove It BY vou
ny word and my father him win come unto h and rasf
Cod - 80 IL an ~ gnSoI know that an Chrian2 Yes
Il y have love one to anothsrR ltsheo Atura Pres
oyteran church
Embarrassing Questions Jesus say that those who m
this imply Of orthodox Chisu EtSS5
Rev Dwight Bradley Of the First Congregational church
Kindness language hear and the dumb unatand
Kew l. n LangtOn Of the Highland Park Baptist church
There thousands whose personal interests srs boB,s
BY house GOdward interests are rs1s ~ @
sN' Ns'' =. d OanPoels OF Asouiy church
Come now let Us reason together Let rs ttf, m M ,, 80
Have been to evangelist Brown? No? DOM @ "a 5f S5
How DO know? He win you and reason On your relation =
500 Come now let let's hear Cod let's hear our
eonseeneeRev Watson NJ Farley, Westminster Presbyterian Church
Ihs true man vi not compromise with any of svl doing or sin It
sns every tue American with deep indignation anyone talking Of
peace with the central peace With
GET HIS skRsv Asher Davis of the Presbyterian church
Christ raised from the dead Remainder him IN
a IoL ae mas redeemed yg Remember and follow truly
H. at lions Evangelical Lutheran church
affected more BY what am than b b ID T. err 49,
60 something for Others It Is vel
neg something Tor othersRev Rufus HTetho-
Jesus taught that browning your faith your own act Won
II TINS ana not N incident
such doing great little things for him Hence he said Tn
your names written lin heay"Rev H Bond Of Highland PARK
Ihs gospel viii vim only thing that should win in
the work Of saving the preaching cross is them that b
fooHshHes but the power and the wisdom Of COD
First Baptist ~ VI TIC
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-06
THE GOOD It DID
MONEY GOULD
NOT BUY
Farmer would give up 100
acre place rather than be
in shape he was before
taking Tanlac.

There Isn't enough money any
where TO buy from me the good tins
Tanlac has done said Fred Ccrte1, @
ven known cotton and sr1ln larnlel
living AZ Edna. TaEas-
~ paid Ont two hundred and ll1--
dollars for treatments BY a speclallsr
since last October. trying 70 get ven
from a severe case OF Indigestion he
continued. and nothing that ! too
seemed 10 help me any AZ all hal
10 live on eggs and milk, cereals a1l-.
cracke-s and the ike and was losing
weight and strength continually Ter
rible pains IN my stomach Just kept
ne IN misery hours after eating a
meal and when night came on
dreadful headache would set il and
torture me so I couldn't sleep 7 1elz
tired and nervous and sool-1or-
nothing and languid- made Two
trips 70 san Antonio Tor treatments.
but SIN kept on going down lii and
worrying over my condition.
II have taken three bottles OF Tan
lac and have actually gained ll1teel
pounds. and that's not an. LeeA Q
hundred percent better and stronger
in every way than did before ne-
gun using It. Tie in1igesllon ia s--
rirely gone and ear ea- ana enlot
any kind OF food that 7 want 70 ea--
and my appetite 81 enormous
The farm i cultivate has hundred
and sixty acres on IL and j would
gladly give I'D its value rather than
be without TIE good this Lanlac mas
done for me. = am a different man
altogetler FOR NY health has come
hack TO me ana am s1-nins every
day / live
Tanlac IS sold fl FL Paso by KEN
& Pollard Co.. Inc. and Peoples Drus
Store. under. personal directions Of a
special Taniac presentativ5.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-06

acter. and learn Of me" is the d.
vine injunction. This comes as an
appeal to our better natures to our
sense OF the highest good Christ
sets the spiritual and the unseen over
against the temporal, and gives IN
qualified approval OF the superiority
OF the former. Character more than
cattle. manhood more than mansions,
loyalty % humanity rather than gold.
is the estimate Jesus places upon life.
For what shall IL profit a nan II he
gain the whole world and lose his
own soul2" remains as the unan-
swered question OF the Master. The
irreproachable character q Jesus Ia
its clear relief and rnequaled beauty
is pledge, an earnest one, OF the
character that may be ours. Through
Him We learn the possibilities uf
achievement IN character He. from
His place OF eminence, IS sayings
Brother. come up higher We learn
OF Him that the imprint OF His char
actsr may be placed indeliblY
upon Us.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-06
.GIRLSI TRY III
HAVE thick. WAW.
BEAUTIFUL HAIR
Every particle Of dandruff
disappears and hair stops
coming out.
Draw a moist cloth through
hair and double its beauty
at once.

Tour hair becomes Hight, wavy.
lluily. abundant and appears as soft
lustrous and beautiful as & vorrr
5-r4s after -Danderina hair
cleanse. Just try this-moisten =
cloth with a little Danderins and
earelully draw & through your hair.
-azlng one small strand AZ g time.
4nls VIII cleanse the hair 81 dust
arg and excessive OIL and IN Just
lsM moments you have doubled the
1e4uty OF your hair.
Besides beautityins the hair at
once Danderlne dissoIves every par
ticls OF daudruff- cleanses. 'rrriflss
ana INV eqra-es the scalp. forever
stopping itching 4nd falling hair.
but what VIII please yea most VIII
pc a4ter rev weeks use when vcu
H-A actually see new hcir-fine and
QoWly az llrsr-yes-lut really new
nalr growing Al over the scalp. ~
g2u care Tor pretty, soft hair and lots
or 10 surely invest a fe-v cents n 4
bottle OF kn0wlton's nlnderine al
fny arlE store OF toilet counter, ana
save your hsir- Beautify It. You
VIZ say THIS was the best mcaaT you
eN| eunnr 80 H'r-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-06
John Brown's Epigrams

Religion IS business. TAX your
business. The old lady had the
right view VIXEN she said, Lord. u
vou let me get % heaven youl
never hear the last % IT.
what's the use OF greasinE the
wheels OF your Ford il sou don't
ever intend TO turn the erankg
I'm ali the world there are no soul
winners in the ranks o. the So
called higher critics
A lot Of people who ten how to
do 90, are sim stronger in showing
how not to do f.
We say one and one makes two.
Gods arithmetic may make your
one and one nothing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-06

opportunity VIII be given TO believers
20 make a public profession OF faith
and be received for baptism Each
teacher who has uusaved pupils old
enough to repent and believe is asked
20 teach sunday morning so as TO
bring the pupils 20 q decision Of
Christ After the close Of the sun
day school The membership viii pro-
coed to the Brown tabernacle for a
union service OF all the Baptists OF
the city in behalf OF the proposed
tubercular sauitarium. They VIII
make their offerings for current ex-
penses at the union service and each
church VIII receive It's own envelopes.
Visifors' Chapel.
At Visitors Chapel. a. H. E. church.
rev. h 4 Wells, the pastor, who has
been confined 20 his room the past
seTeral Gays with grlp. expeets 70 be
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-06

able to attend all Of the services sun
day.
sunday services viii be conducted
on new time. The morning hour viii
be devoted 10 special praises.
At 3 o'clock In the afternoon the
Knights OF Pythias Thanksgiring
sermon viii be preached at visitors
chapel by the pastor.
The Third Liberty bond loan VIII
be presented BY Rev. Il. A Wells. and
a special Liberty Loan team VIII Ne
organized.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-06
Sculpture
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4 Kinss, 17s-16.


A Nd the word OF the Lord came unfo
n him saying,
Arise, get thee TO Zarephath. which
belongeth TO zidon. and dwell there.
behold 1 have commanded widow
woman there 70 sustain thee.
So he arose and went to zarephath.
And when he came 70 the gate Of the
city. behold. the widow woman was
there gathering sticks. and he called
10 her. and said. Fetch me. g pray thee.
little water in avvessel. that / may
drink.
And as she was going TO fetch IL.
ne called % her, and said, Bring me.
pray thee. morsel OF bread in thine
And she said. As the Lord thy God
lveth. have not a cake. but an hand
ful OF meal IA q barrel and a little
OIL In a cruise; and. behold. 7 am gath
7erlng two sticks. that I may 60 In and
dress it for me and my son. that we
may eat II, and die
And Elijah said unit her. Fear not;
so and DO as thou hast said; but make
me thereon a little cake first and
bring i unto me. and after make for
thee and for thy son.
For thus saieth the Lord God Of
Israel. The barrel OF meal shan not
waste, neither shall the cruise Of oil
fail until the day that the Lord send
eth rain upon the earth.
And she went and did according to
the saying Of Elijah; and she. and he.
and her house. did eat many days
And the barrel OF oil wasted not.
neither did the cruise OF oil fail ac-
cor1inE 20 the word Of the Lord, which
he spake BY Elijah.
ZEIGER SUNDAY DINNER.
Zafrar Will servo a CrruHarr r1Tr--
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-06

the genuine repsutance by the nature
OF the confession. 7 have heard Woul-
en- confess arson and worse. and men
confess murder, but no one ever YET
came Up TO me and said broller
Brown. pray for me- I've got long
tongue and 7 talk too much lsaian's
trouble was 10 his lips and De Llun1
out that By his words he was justified
OF condemned some people would 90
70 Heaven. actually II tleT -idl z
have a tongue- IL you look risnr
down az the bottom OF the uelBn1cr-
havoc and woe they c1-rse, -oul tln4
a tongue that's just WaggilE and
waggiuc all the time. one OF the
greatest curses y community ts an
old -ong-tonse9' 19n--los5- 49, - !
mouger. Ameu- Some OF EN- have
tongue SO long they can stand a- the
front gate and lick the frying pan
iu the kitchen. They tell me IS one
Of the ueauesE expressions This alle
OF he'll. i see some OF the men cutting
II women are more Inclined 20 gossip.
the men have their sir Wllcl la JUST
al vicious and Destructive a--f -lar la
the sin Of dirty mouth Keep l9lI
eye on the gent who dsilgh-s In tiit-.
who Elories IN peddll1g dirty stories
that reflect upon women Lle man
with a sl0p bucket for a mouth mas q
sWill barrel for heart He with lna
long LclEuel gossip dispenser are
the slayers OF inuocenca.
Tainted Money Bar 10 Heaven
what OF the differences between
church memhers2 what does Cod de-
maud IN differences Of opinion FOR
eivaness. u you pray the LORD 8
prayer with unforEiVeness IN your
heart. e wiz send you 20 he'll as sure
as ] stand here. because you pray %
have Him forgive you as Tcu forgive
others. It is weakness TO thates lt IS
fContInued on Next Paee.l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-06

Hours ana subIects at the Brown
tabernacle tonight and Sunday fol-
low.
Saturday. 7.30 p. m.-'sThs Call
TO Colors." Center section reserved
for soldiers.
sunday. $3.50 .. m.-'Cain's Wife,
Center reserved for men. T:30,
Don't Write There
Tuesday night club night-Ro-
tary, Kiwanis and others.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-06
DR. CHAPMAN To
BE HERE MAY 8
Great Presbyterian Leader
on War Service Tour;
Reception Planned.

Rev. J. Wilbur Chapman, D. D.
L L. D, moderator OF the Presbyts-
rian General assembly and evangelist
OF worldwide fame. viii come to FL
Paso on Nay s. he comes with a
group % distinguished Presbyterian
clergymen and laymen, representing
the National Service commission Of
the Presbyterian denomination.
At the outbreak OF the war, the
Presbyterian church. through Dr.
Chapman and other leaders Of the
church, offered 70 president Wilson
and the national government az
Washington the services OF the
church in any way the president
might suggest The National ssrv-
ice commission was created shortly
after that. and has been doing a great
work since.
Is Doing Great War Work.
Through the church, speakers for
the clmp5 and environments are fur
nlsned. In camps where the local
church Is not able to handle the re-
uglous needs Of the me-. a camp PAS
tor Is furnished This latter work IS
done, in most all eases. in conjunction
H-E-A aAAAIA AaAAAAllAAAaAADAAsa
Inc commission brings to the
churches OF the country special mes
sages calculated TO hold the church
true 70 its great task and also how
properly 70 adjust herself to the ex-
ceptlonal war conditions
To BE Net by Committee.
Dr. Chapman viii be met in Fl
Paso Nay 3 BY a large committee o.
local churchmen- A special luncheon
VIII be served that day at the First
Presbyterian church, attended By an
members and friends OF the local
church. The rest OF his days pro-
gram VII be arranged Tor the public
A conference in the afternoon for
an clergymen. church officers, y. NJ
e. A men and army chaplains viii
be held in one OF the churches or at
the r IL c. A A banquet at s o'clock
N the evening is being planned Tor
churchmen Of all denominations.
IN the evening DR.. Chapman will
address the public DR.. Chapman IS
accompanied on this trip by hts wife
and Dr. william Hiram F0uIkes- Sec
Rotary Of the Presbyterian board OF
sustentauon, but who IS now giving
most OF MS time 10 the war c0mmIs-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-06

big drunk and shoot Up the town.
and yet his heart is touched by the
cry Of the little girl on the street,
whose doll had been broken BY a
rude boy, and he finds great delight
in purchasing for her doll far more
beautiful than the one she had lost
In both history and fiction the
man who strikes our highest admira-
ton Is he who gives himself 10 the
service OF others We honor the
names Of such men as Moses. Jesus,
Luther, Washington. lafayette, Lin
coin and Gladstone. Not because u
they wealth or the social or political
positions occupied, but because Of the
distinctive service they. have rendered
to humanity.
Jesus Seeks and Saves.
Jesus. In no uncertain terms. sets
forth the great purpose Of His life Il
come TO seek and to save that which
was lost" and. -'3ly meat IS 10 do the
VIII Of Him that sent me- are the
words expressive OF HIS great life
purpose. To all men. Hs saws sfTol-
low Ne"
Jesus thiFd appeal is that OF char
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-06

For business, baggage OF pleasure,
always telephone $500.
City Service Co.,
Auto, Baggage, Taxis. ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-06

ZEIGER SUNDAY DINNER.
Leiger VIII serve a Sunday dollar
dinner from 70 noon TO S p. adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-06

Jesus second appeal is that OF serv-
Ice Take my yoke upon you Bis
most significant words. This IS an
appeal 70 the aitruism and human
sympathy with which all men are
endowed The motive to serve is ev-
erTThere manifest. "Any man feels
good when he has done Something for
somebodys' eaid man, who Is not
a pro1essed Christian. to me just re-
Gently. The rough western cowboy
comes into the village to get on a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-06

At the First Baptist church sundav
morning Sunday school viii be held
at s;3o, and at 10 an all the school
VIII assemble in the main auditorium
FOR a short address by the pastor.
Rev. ]. T. Williams. after which an
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-06

At the Westminster Presbyterian
church Sunday, the sacrament Of the
Lords supper viii be observed AT the
II o'clock service. The session win
meet at 10;45, IN the pastors study,
to receive any who wish 20 unite with
the church. There Wiz not be any
service IN the evening. as the church
is uniting IN the tabernacle meeting.
Wyoming and Virginia streets. All
ines ~ fra "a Has.-aIaT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-06

~ Wails Your l--sslst sells a
tiny bottle Of Fre=zone Tor 4 few cents.
Flt-icient 70 I'D your feet Of every
--rc corn sort corn. OF corn between
t-e leess and c1lluEes. without sore
a1es OF irritation. 1reez0na Is the
-ll talked Of ether discovery o. e
q lc-1lztI eeuluE-Ad~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-06

At Highland Park Methodist Epis-
cop1l church South, Rev. r. ?. Bond,
the pastor. viii hold services Sunday
as follows Sunday school. $50 a. NJ,
G. W Moore, Euperiutendents preach
ing. Al II a. M BY the pastor. sub
tect, The True Ground OF Religious
Toy" Luke 10. 20. The Sacrament OF
The Lords Supper VIII follow the ser
mon
The presiding elder, Rev. Hubert
4 Smitp. wiz hold the quarterly con-
ference lor this charge at D. N.
There win be no service Sunday night
nor prayer meeting Thursday night.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-06

Terts aCOme unto me, all re that
labor. and are heavy laden, and Will
give yOu rest. Take my yoke upon
you and Learn OF me- for am meek
and loWly In heart and ye shall lind
rest unto your Eouls.f-AlattheW
11.2S-s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-06

Business mems lunch zoc. Camp
bells Cafe.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-06
BAPTIST5 To HOLD MEETING At
TABERNACLE To- GET SANATQRIUM

AL Baptists Of City and Citizens Generally VIII Meet at
1115 to Make Plans to Secure the ST. 100000 Insti-
tuition for the City; Baptist Churches to Dis
pense With Preaching Services Sunday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-06

'Thy Faith hath Saved Thee" win
Re the theme Of the discourse ~ the
Rev. G. =. 1Iitchelmore. at the Altura
Presbyterian church Sunday morning.
IN the evening. at 7.30, the subject
wiz be Jesus Attending a Wedding"
The sunday school VIII meet at g-45
ana the Y. p. s. q. -. VIII begin their
meeting at $50 pm, subject Chris
tan Duty and Privilege" Ps. rs:
SIG. Il VIII be a conservation meet
Ing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-06

church during the period OF the re-
vival
Business Mems Bible Class.
The business mems Bible class Of
the Central Baptist church has ar
ranged additional seating capacity in
the halL and viii be prepared to seat
al who come TO the service in the
morning at $3.50. Dan Scurloclr VIII
sing travelling and military men are
made welcome u i. Cosrrove fs
president. and the place OF meeting 81
sol Montana street. at the Central
Baptist church.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-06

"
] every appeal First. that to which
sn-sppeaf IS made must possess some
conscious need or be capable OF de-
4 sire. second, that which is designed
I to appeal must give promise OF the
satisfaction OF such desire or need.
There IS no basis for an appeal &c
/ the mountains or to the sea Nor
would a stone appeal 70 a hungry
man, but 20 a builder. You would
not offer a copy Of Kipling or Shak-
spere TO a child or savage, but a
J or = savage, but trinlzet or toy.
sins Appeal 20 Nan.
Nan IS an unfathomable complex
] OF conflicting propensiues, motives
I and desires. These afford, In man.
/ the basis for many diverse appeals
I Sin makes its appeal to man. The
appeals OF sin are largely 70 intern
/ perance and excessive indulgence
Self and self-interest hold a rlghtfui
place in every life. Sin uses this in
I stinct OF self preservation as the
basis FOR an appeal TO greed and sell
fishness. Thus we have the world 8
OF this perfectly lawful human IN
The body and the physical side OF
our natures have their righttul place
Sin uses our physical Instincts to en-
tice US to gluttOuy. intamp erance, and
the unlawful Indulgence Of our physl-
cal propensities. The spirit OF con-
quest and achievement is an admir-
able and G0d-given Characteristic
Without it life would be duh and IN
impossible dream Sin uses this char
acterlstlc OF mans nature as the basis
for an appeal 70 inOrdlnate ambition
and slavery 70 success. out OF this
lawful and necessary element IN
mans nature we have growing, the
and drenching the world IN blood
Chrlst's Counter AppenIs.
Jesus meets the appeals OF sin with
strong counter appeals. The first aD-
power-help from God This appeal
IS voiced in the words: Come unto
me-and VIII give you rest. The
response to this appeal IS found In
the fact II q conscious need Of lust
that which is offered. Every man
has his moments OF high aspiration
and noble impulse. In this fact lies
the great hope OF the world But how
TO approximate these ideals IN lie is
with him. the great question Like
Paul: For 10 VIII Is present with !
me. but how TO, perform that which I
is good. j find not For that which
DO I allow not, for that ] would
that I do not but what hate, that
I do
And Paul with US exclafms. 90 /
Wretched man that I am, VINO shall 4
deliver from the body OF this death29 i
Truly g dark and hopeless picture /
But Paul breaks through the dark /
ness and hastens 20 exclaim, Il thank I
God through Jesus Christ eye shall ]
receive power" are the reassurins I
words Of the Master. In Jesus there +
Is forgiveness for sin and restoration 4
10 favor with God; there is deliver I
ance from the sins and vicious habits I
that have fastened themselves upon /
US and the power TO I've the new
life
The Appeal OF Service.
Jesus second appeal is that OF serv- I
Ice. Take my yoke upon you" bis 4
most significant words. This IS an /
appeal 70 the altruism and human 1
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-06
SINS Appeal To Man Met By
= Three Strong appeals By Christ

Strong Appeals Service Gives Himself to the
Service of Others Wins Our Highest Admiration
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-06

By REV RUFUS BAKER
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-06

II Nc I0sE d Pas0 Fres6Wrerlan
church Sunday services VIII be held
az IL 2. n. with e sermon By the pas
tor, Rev. Asher A. Davis. Music win
day school Is at 10 a. m. There VIII
be no night service. as the congreEa-
ton VIII unite with the union service
in the "a h1rn1r Ta
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-06

right with Cod. First Repentance,
and then confession And you can tel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-06

THE world Has Ended and lIil-
Ions Vow Living Hay Never Die"
VIII be the subject Of a lecture IN the
county court room sunday at 9 p. m,
under the auspices Of the Associated