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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-23

shines on every page OF history writ
ten in the red OF bloodshed and life
given for another. It harks back %
the first age Of humanity, where hui
maEity links to divinity and Abel
offers a life upon the crude stone
pile, and the blood is shed. II runs
like the red thread OF continuity
through the history Of the wOrld's
greatest people, the Jews Of the Old
Testament times, and II breaks out
again and afresh and in a larger
meaning on the cross that rocked in
the quake OF the earth, on the first
Good Friday OF the world.
Every stitch that Is taken IN the
making Of garments, the knitting OF
woolens OF the making Of wipes or
OF sacrifice.
It means the giving Of something
Of your life for the life Of others.
Stands for Life.
The Red Cross stands for life. just
life. Yes, We are at war-justifiable
war. There is such a thing. II a
doctor sees a mad man patient
wrestling with a nurse at the other
end OF the corridor. he is justified
10 use force to save the nurse from
the hands Of the maniac, and yet he
Is none the less the doctor and Will
minister as quickly to the mad man
In all his suffering as he would Fly
to the help Of the nurse when at
tackled
In Every Disaster II Helps.
Long before we were at war, the
Red Cross was ministerihg in the
saving Of life. II is not confined to
the saving Of life IN war, but in
every disaster known to the world
When the JohnstOWn flood became
a known fact, the Red Cross hurried
thitner with the means OF saving life
IN its hands and formed well the
task laid out before it.
When the world trembled and the
earth Quaked on the Pacific coast,
fire broke out, demons were un-
leashed- destruction tore its way
along the awful wake OF death-the
Red Cross was first on the ground.
When old Mount Pelee broke forth
In flames and fire and thousands
were dead and dying. the red Cross
stood by and helped % save life
When little Belgium was wounded
ana hurt, and babies were torn from
their mothers breasts, and little
lives along with those Of the older
men ana women ruthlessly taken. the
Red Cross sent its workers there and
saved life.
And even though the Red Cross
an balances are bombed; the Red
Cross nurses shot down by the mis-
taken and maddened German soldiery.
on they 90 like a band Of angels.
bright IN their garments Of snow
white and marked with the red OF
the cross-the red OF the crimson OF
salvation-the red OF the rose. the
red OF the blood OF the martyrs. and
the red OF the blood OF all humanity
The organization is not perfect AN
Its workers may not be as balanced
as We would have them. Pressure
and demands more than we can IN
derstand may make them insisteut
ana drive them TO desperate lengths
to win your your help and mine. but
all that Is plainly excusabIe They
may make mistakes but they are few
and more often they are slandered
than rightfully criticised.
The Red Cross needs your help and
mine. II does not ask all Of US, but
asks OF US all
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-23

his physical form and It Is quite
natural that we should expect TO
read Of beauty" therein. The New
Testament takes the same elements,
not in their lower forms, but IN a
higher and more spiritual way.
Highest Expression OF Beautiful
We mean by beauty" to convey the
idea Of a com bination Of pleasing eN-
cellencies. To the thinking and ap-
preciating man the Red Cross Is the
highest expression OF the beautiful
Of the life in America
We have much in this country that
is beautiful Our mountains Of the
east and the west are majestic in
their vastness, charming in their sky
lines, imposing in their arrangement
deck the continent and sparkle in the
golden sunshine OF ripple IN the
moonlight
Our lakes are sfIvery in their sheen
and simmer and are like diadems
set on the breast Of land we love so
we'll
our fields and forests are green
and gold and bright with the promise
OF plenty.
Our men and women are fair to be-
hold and brave Withal-but II is not
in the material beauty we shine
brightest today-rather in the higher
sense Of beauty in the combination
OF rare eXcellencies expressed in the
spirit and work OF the Red Cross. It
is beautiful like the love Of lovers is
beautiful everywhere. 1t is beauti-
full ike a mothers love Is beautiful
It is the beauty which though en-
shrined, heroic, has never been pic
tured, but has lived. It's beauty IS
not outlined in the curves and scrolls
Of the artist but in the punch Of the
needle, the seams OF the sewing
woman and the tender hands Of the
nurse who goes far afield and on the
battle line. 10 do there her task i'm
PEELED by love.
All Are Priests.
There IS divine order Of the min
tstry Of the priesthood. II s. clearly
taught in the Holy Bible, buL there is
a sense in which we are all priests
and there is a divine order OF the
ministry Of men 1t crops out from
every page OF Holy Writ Il Is illus
trated in the WinsOmeness OF Naomi
and her daughterinlaw Ruth. Moabf-
tess. It is made immortal On the
stories OF DOrcas with her needle,
and Mary with her alabaster box OF
ointment II IS portrayed fin the life
Of Florence Nightengale and mod
ernized in the ministry OF Clara Bar
ton, and her sisters and brothers OF
the present day Red Cross
The Red Cross IS the divine success
sion Of ministry and characterized by
the most blessed spirit Of all true
ministry-like that OF the good Sa-
maritan-with the emphasis on mag
naminity.
It is not bound with the lines OF
state or government or race. II is
not confined to our friends, but ex-
tends to our enemies as well, and in
that becomes truly noble, and heav-
emily, and in the concrete. Christian
The dollar you pay for a member
ship may be spent to alleviate the
pain OF the. depressing German, when
he has fallen, q victim to his own
sins, and IS wounded and lying by
the roadside.
And the greatest Of these is love,
and it is love expressed through
Red Cross Stands for Sacrifice.
Sacrifice, what a word Id Is. ana II
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-23
Plan To Americdnize
Russian Priests and
Members In America

New York. March 2S.-With a view
to AmericanIzIng the priests and
members Of the Russian church in
this country and TO counterfeit the
effect Of the Bolsheviki doctrines, the
Association Of the Citizen Clergy q
the Eastern Holy Orthodox Church OF
America has been Incorporated at Al
bany.
The purposes Of this action, accord
ing to the Rev ingram n. ". irvine,
ID, head Of the English department
Of the Russian church, was TO unite
clergy and laity more closely 70 tur-
ther the interests Of the church
among the Russians and other vari-
Gus natioualities holding a similar
doctrine in America TO encourage
American citizenship among Clergy
and laity: to secure necessary ttnan-
cial assistance to create high spirit
ual and social ideals among the lalry;
10 stimulate interest In American
schools and Institutions. TO protect
the clergy and laity from unWar-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-23

The finest cough syrup that money
can buy costing only about one-dfth as
much as readT-made preparations, can
easily be made up at home. The way e
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coughs, throat and chest colds will
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Any druggist can supply YOu with
% ounces Of Pinex 100 cents worth
Pour this into q pint bottle and I'll
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syrup Shake thoroughly and It is ready
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It's truly Astonishing how quickly q
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passage Of the throat and lungs-lOosens
and raises the phleEm, eoothes and heals
the infamed OF swollen throat mem-
hrsnes, and gradually but surely the
annoying throat tickle and dreaded
cough VII disappear entirely. Nothing
better for bronchitis, spasmodic Group,
RhOOping cough OF bronchial asthma.
Rnex is e highly concentrated COM
pound Of Norway pine extract and Is
known the world over for its prompt
healing effect On the throat membranes.
Avoid disappointment by asking your
druggist for "215 ounces Of Pinex with
ful directions and don't accept any
thing else. E guarantee Of absolute sat
OF money promptly refunded,
gees with this preparation. The PmeT
Co., It Wayne, Ind.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-23
re MEAN by the Red Cross 8

] ~ = = MEAN by the Red Cross a
| M society called by that name,
originating upon earth IN
/ the heart Of a good and great wom-
an and inspired in heaven by the
loving heart Of our Father.
It is the Red Cross. But you ask,
what's IN a color?" Perhaps nothing,
so much as associations. Black al
ways suggests badness and sin. yell
low "a yellow streak) suggests mean
ness and all that goes with IL. Green
suggests envy and recalls that pass
age from Shakspere: Envy, that
green eyed monster that eats away
the sweets Of the soul" Blue IS the
color the world over which stands
for the true friends who are true
blue" while white suggests purity
and goodness.
But the cross Of the Red Cross is
red-so are the red, red roses, that
bloom by the old garden wall, so
dear 10 the heart OF every true lover
Of the beautiful. Most all of US very
much love the color Of red. 1t is said
that in the English navy the men
wind II In the strands of all the rope
they use upon their ships, "Whate'er
the sea they sail" In America we
weave It into the folds Of our dear
old flag and bind IL there with the
white and blue. We Irvine II into the
twisted garlands Of the blessed
Christmas time. We watch with de-
light its varying shades and hues
in the dawn Of the rosy morn and in
the glow Of the skies at evenude. 1t
stands prominently for beauty.
Stands For Ministry and Sacrifice.
The cross is red-sO is the breast OF
The robtn-made so, we are told In
legend, because a little bird carried a
drop OF water TO place upon the
parched lips Of the expiring Christ
upon the cross Of Calvary. and in its
efforts Of ministry, II stained its
feathered breast with the crimson OF
salvation, wearing ever since, the
badge Of honor. Here the red stands
for ministry.
The cross IS red. ike the blood Of
the martyrs, who have died from the
early days Of Christianity until to-
day. from stephen, who fell at the
feet Of Saul 70 Edith Cavell. who died
at the feet Of the kaiser. In this con-
necttOn red stands for sacrifice.
The cross Is red, like the blood that
courses through the arteries Of the
brave men and women. the patriots
and heroes, the good men and true OF
every age past and this-the red
blood OF humanity-the great con-
course OF life which makes up the
world with all its tears and laughter, Z
its hearts and homes and the nations
Of the earth In this relation red
stands for life. just life.
The word beauty" is never used Z
in the New Testament The Gate
Beautiful is a historic fact and is
mentioned in the New Testament, and I
sepulchres that are beautiful are re-
fered TO, and in one other instance
where there is a quotation from the
Old Testament
That is one OF the things which
marx the difference between the Old
and New Testaments, The Old Tes-
lament is a book which deals with
time The New Testament is a book
which deals with eternity. It is verJ
fitting that they should be Joined to
gether TO make one big book. The Old
Testament deals with man largely in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-23
Volunteer WORKERS make BIC
TABERNACLE READY FOR NEE TING

Great Building at Virginia and Wyoming Streets Will
Be Scene Of Probably Greatest Evangelistc Revival
Ever Held in Southwest Evangelist John Brown to
Have Tabernacle Housewarming Next Friday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-23
SerUiCeS For
Holy Week To
Be Impressive
Palm Sunday Inaugurates
Period of Great Solemnity
At The Cathedral.

Sunday viii be Palm Sunday, the
opening Of Holy Week" a period OF
special service and ceremony in the
Catholic church. IN commemOrauon
Of Chrisrs triumphant entry into
Jerusalem. when palms were placed
in His pathway. the church blesses
and distributes palms on Palm sun
day TO all the faithful
On Thursday March q, known as
Holy Thursday, bishop Schiller VIII
Publicly cOnsecrate all the oils used
for sacramental purposes BY the
clergy during the year This Is
very impressive ceremony and can
only be performed in a cathedral,
with the bishop presiding. Also on
Holy Thursday. the solemn process
sion OF the Blessed Sacrament takes
place, to the repository. winch az
the cathedral VIII be IN the chapel
chapel wiz be turned into e taber-
nacle and promises to be the most
beautiful ever seen IN the southwest
Good Friday Services.
On Friday March %, Good Friday
will be held solemn service IN honor
Of the death Of Christ on the cross
In the morning the mass OF the pre-
sanctiflsd will take place and In the
evening the Solemn Way OF the
Cross" viii take place, when a num-
Der OF clergy viii participate.
Saturday, March 80. known as Holy
Saturday" the services Will begin at
an early hour and take Up most OF
the morning. since they are lengthy
and impressive It is on Holy Satur-
day during the celebration OF ma Sc,
that the resurrection IS first cele-
brated, preparatory 70 Easter morn
fng's celebration. The women in
charge OF the cathedral decorations
for Easter have been planning for six
weeks ahead and their efforts. Il Is
expected. viii be crowned BY having
the most beautifully decorated place
in the city on Easter. Easter pro-
grams will be issued on Palm Sunday.
announcing the Easter program IN de-
tail
Souvenirs Of Cathedral.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-23

young peoples class has a large en-
rolment William Brundish will be
the leader in a special program at the
close OF the lesson The teacher
training class meets Tuesday at p.
m. conducted by Rev. J. P. Daniel.
Prayer service IS at D. m
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-23

At tla Mexican NaZarene cnurcn-
the pastor. Rev. S. D. Athans. VIII
preach at the II o'clock service, the
topic for the morning sermon being,
Holiness a Necessity" choosing for
his text Follow peace with all men
and the sanctification apart from
which no man shall see the Lord.
Heb. 1874 The subject for the eve
ming sermon is. Peculiar Marks Of
Hypocrisy" There viii be services
In English At 2-90
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-23

Gun repairing our specially Alien
Arms & Cycle Co. 404 Y. Oregon St
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-23

At Visitors chapel. A. N E
church. Rev. H. A Wells. the pastor.
viii preach on The Glory OF the
Cross" Sunday morning At the
evening service the pastor viii preach
on the Need Of Religious Activities
That VIII Reach the Men Who Are
Soon TO Quit the Saloon Work
Glass meeting IS held Monday night
and prayer meeting Wednesday
night Fast VIII be observed Friday
and the Lords Supper Friday night.
Sunrise praise service viii be held
Easter morning.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-23
As.ocInfed nIbIe stndenfs.

The Associated Bible Students VIII
meet in the county court room sun
day at D. N. The topic for study
will be. The New Creation Predes-
tinated-7 No collections are taken.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-23

On Easter Sunday morning beauti-
ready. The books consist OF u pages
showing the different views OF the
Cathedral. both Of the exterior and
interior. Father Frund has been
working on the souvenir for the past
month.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-23

At the Grand View Bantist Mission
sunday, the Sunday school. at 8 p. M.
VIII be In charge OF r n. Denman
superintendent The newly organized
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-23
PED Cross Inspired In HeaUen,
~ Stands For Sacrifice And Ministry

Every Humanity
ResTf c5nrhof Clement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-23
Asbury Church.

At Asbury church Sunday morning.
the pastor. Rev. c. X. Campbell. viii
preach The morning service viii be
especially for children. Infants viii
be baptized and children viii he re-
ceiveu into the church The girls
senior class viii render a special.
At the evening hour the pastor ex-
poets that either the presiding elder.
Kew, h NJ Smith, viii pr zach, or one
Of the local pastors. There win be
special music
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-23

At the First Christian church Sun
lay the Sunday school viii meet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-29
BolSheViki Means Revolution and
Anarchy, Really 81 Want More"


Editor e Paso Herald.
VIII you please answer the fol-
lowing questions either through
your columns or TO my home ad-
dress.
First IN your editorial en-
feated, Let Us Down Bolshevi-
kism" what Is meant by Boishe-
vikism? Does II mean proper re-
forms brought about through
public debate and finally settled
by a majority vote2 Inquisitiye
Il Bolshevikism meant what you in
/ sinuate in the last paragraph. The
Herald would not be found opposing
it. Bolshevikisn has come 10 mean
opposition TO everything that Is es-
Notwithstanding and anarchy.
Prof A. H. Hughey, principal OF the
E Paso high school, says In reality II
means i want more" Nelson's Ency-
clopedia says;
'Bolsheviki or sIaximalists. a Rus
sian party Of extreme radicals, has as
its aim the immediate realization Of
a Socialist commonwealth Il orig
mated in a division OF the Social
Democratic Labor party at its second
convention in 1908 over a question OF
organization the majority. who
favored a thoroughly centralized
party taking the name Bolshevik
members OF the Majority, as op-
posed to those Of the minority. or
Mensheviki. The differences between
the factions increased with the fail
ure OF the revolutionary movement Of
1so5-e6, and developed into two op-
posite views OF revolutionary tactics
while the terms BOlsheviki and Mem
sheviki gradually lost their original
meaning. and acquired a political
rather than a numerical significance
As opposed 10 the less radical d.
vision Of the party. the Bolshevil<i
stand for the theory OF a permanent
revolution. independent OF existing
political conditions; they oppose all
compromise with other parties. and
put their faith in but one kind of
mOvemeut-an armed insurrection OF
workingmen and peasants under the
leadership Of wise conspirators-
The party gathered strength fol-
lowing the Russian revolution OF
March, 1917: an armed outbreak oc-
CURED in Petrograd in July. 1917. and
the movement eliminated in Noven-
Der. Bolshevik forces seized the teie-
graph office and PetrOgrad Telegraph
agency on November 6. and. headed by
Nikolai Lenine and Leon Trotzky as
sumed complete ontrocl OF the city
November 81. They issued a procla-
nation calling for an immediate dem
ocratic peace the transfer OF landed
estates TO the peasantry; the trans
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-29
Roundabout IoWn
Hunting De Luxe and How 1t Is Done by Two Ell PasoanS
How Ell PaSo Can Send Letters To FIT Bliss For Two Cents

ALVES DIXON and E. C. T. Pelham
Ahave the niftiest hunting preserve
and camp IN this whole southwest
bar none.
Being good sportsmen and desiring
to get game when they go hunting.
they picked out a nice half moon lake
without any tuIias in it 10 swallow up
what they shoot, and leased it for a
year. Then they proceeded TO duly
post the place by the regulation law
ful advertisement in a New Mexico
paper and they were ready for the
ducks when they came.
The lake is about 81 miles from FL
Paso. up in New Mexico, and they
didn't like 10 get up at o'clock in
the morning as Tom Rogers and Fred
Lazenby do. so they decided to put up
a camp They purchased a couple OF
wall tents and erected them in the
orchard at the home Of the man they
leased the lake from. Then they pro-
ceeded to put in some nice cots with
mattresses on them, and some sleep
Ing bags filled with regular blankets.
This insured good sleeping, but they
wanted more.
a
for cold days and nights and 2 gaso-
line stove for warmer seasons. Then
they stocked one Of the tents with
plates. cups, saucers, knives, forks,
skillet. a coffepot; candles, wood and
everything two hunters would need
for preparing food, and then they in
stalled a cupboard and filled it with
everything from nice lean bacon to
preserves and marmalade.
Now all they have TO do is TO take
up fresh butter. eggs and bread and
a thermos bottle with medicine in
event of a snake bite-and Alyes even
strings an electric light in from the
battery in his car-and they are as
comfortable in camp as at home. ard
they don't have to get up until the
alarm clock says ii is o'clock: then.
after a cup of coffee, made the night
before and set on the stove to warm
when the clock first goes off, and a
slice Of bread and butter, they saunter
out and meet his duckship when day
breaks.
It's great sport being a sports
man II you only take n little
trouble ahead of time.
= x X
A young FL PasO girl saw a
shoulder covering she thought
was quite becoming 10 her and
she bought il for her mother for
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-29
Little [nerUieOS
French Love of Home Has Preserved the Nation For Ages
Thinks Stringent, Laws Only Way To Stop Cigaret Use

LIVERY Frenchman Is imbued with
l. the patriotic idea and the French
are a people who love their family
and home" said H. NJ. Lsymond. and
their patriotism and domestic affee-
ton are the two things that stood out
ilcst conspicuously IN the war and
won the admiration OF all Of the war
ing nations That patriotism, together
with the individuality that has been e
heritage Of their nation since It first
took form, before the establishment OF
the Christian era, viii contribute
much to the problem OF making a
world organization The French gov
eminent is Of a highly centralized
form, but OF localized individuality.
There are local traditions. local po-
liticsI features and local architecture
that have been preserved. and even
certain features Of dress. The differ
rut sections OF France are as indie
pendent OF each other as II they were
entirely different countries yet they
have a highly centralized form of gov
eminent that has resulted from the
universal military training that has
been operation there for so long"
All OF the great big sources Of evil
ara gradually, but surely. being eradi-
Gated from the world" said ]. H
Evans For ages there has been
fight against liquor and It was
never so nearly rid OF as at
the present time. State after state
has voted It out and now we
have temporary national prohibition
Each step in that direction is further
elimination The sale OF opiates is
already under strict regulation and
steps have been taken to stop the sale
and use OF narcotics. OF all Of the in
furious and enslaving habits that one
may form, there is not one so harmful
a. the cigaret and none that is of such
widespread practice. Until the traf-
IL Is reEulared nv EtrLnEant laMs-