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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-17

Z at 70 o'clock Wednesday. At 4 o'clock
this afternoon Mr. Slower viii meet
the boys and girls in the tabernacle.
Tonight wiz be Methodist night. in
which connection Rev. Mr. Knicker-
booker announced that all the Metho-
dist bodies OF the city. including the
Methodist Episcopal Methodist Epis-
copal church lSouth) and Nazareue
Methodists. would meet at the Cen
trail Baptist church at Z o'clock and
march 10 the tabernacle. he said the
invitation included everybody that en-
joys and "enjaws" their religion. all
the backsliders f'There viii sure be a
crowd" from Mr. Brown, and all
those who say do and 70 as wen as
those who say door and fore.
Saturday at 2:45 Mr.. Brown viii
have another meeting for women only
and Saturday night viii be q chill
dren's mass meeting. with a children's
program.
Prefers To Win the Young.
In his sermon. which was based on
the tenth chapter Of St Mark, wherein
is related the story OF the rich young
man. 1lr. Brown said he used TO think
IL was a triumph for Gods cause
when he succeeded in winning a gray
haired man 70 God.
81 have seen them come lettering
down the aisle at the age OF 96." he
said And I'm glad that these find
the door TO salvation wide open. but,
Oh, so very very few come at that
age. So. more and more ] have come
TO strive FOR the young man and
young woman and stiu more for the
children, because. as has been said.
when you save q young person you
have saved a soul plus q life. Boys
and girls. the best days you have TO
give Christ are the beautiful days Of
your teens, and Cod deserves your
best
Tragedy in Starved Souls.
'In the first place, then, the man
was young. and, in tie second place
be was rich" the evangelist said
There is an idea prevalent through
out the land that religion is a sort Of
consolation for those without the
worlds goods, and thfat the rich do not
need IL. There is tragedy in silks as
well as in tatters; tragedy in the au-
tomobile line as well as in the bread
line. There is tragedy in starved and
dying bodies that sets us all at work
for their relief. but God help us 70
see the tragedy OF a starved and dy
ing soul and rush as quickly TO its
helpi
1T is not what we get, but what we
are. that counts. A mHlonaire's
daughter asked him what he would
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-17

e6THE boarding house type Of aris-
tocracy is the loudest and the
cheapest thing this side OF hell The
way they figure is that when they get
100000 they so to church only on
Sunday morning; when they get
100000 they don't go to church at all.
and turn up their noses at their for
mer friends. You've got a little Of it
here in Fl Paso.7 said John Edward
Brown at the union tabernacle. in the
course Of his Tuesday night sermon
1t was Baptist night, and the meme
bers Of this denomination In all the
city churches marched from the Cen
traI Baptist church. in a close formed
line a block and a half long, to the
tabernacle, to fiji all Of one side sec
tion and part Of the center during
The song service, Rev. p. r. Enicker-
becker inquired Of T. S. Slower why,
as fl was Baptist night, they didn't
sing shall We Gather at the RiverZ'
The Stovers played cornet duo.
That Beautiful Land" and then the
leader had all the Baptists stand up
and sing Bound For the Promised
Land Rev. Nr. Knicherb0cker led
i'm prayer
willing To swell EIcAdoo Audience.
1Ir. Brown announced that il was
the wish or those III charge OF LAe
meeting and himself 10 do everything
POSSIBLE 60 hold I'D the hands of the
president In the nations crisis He
declared his belief that to hear AIr-
1IcAdoo there would be an audience
that would I'm the auditorium 10
OVERLOOKING, and that without taking
any OF the regular supporters OF the
revival meetings. He announced that
Is had been agreed, however with the
committee on the auditorium meeting
that IL the crowd to hear secretary
1lcAdoo was not all that could be de-
sired. they should notify the taberna-
Gle. and the crowd from there would
90. Immediately after the collection
had been. taken TO the auditorium and
put 90 across- He cautioned his
audience TO come TO the tabernacle
prepared 60 stay through the meeting.
Talks on the Home.
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock
evangelist Brown gave another Of his
talks on the home He would not an
uounce the subject Tuesday night for
fear. he said. that the people would
NOS come Mrs Slower had the first
business Women's luncheon of the
week from II TO 2:15 p. IN. Wednes-
day at the First Presbyterian church.
1Ir. Brown spoke I'm the railroad shops
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-17


can understand why Miss Jane Add
ans and other food administration
officials are urging the people 20 use
vegetable oils instead OF butter and
lard; but one cannot understand why
the congress does not repeal those
unjust laws which practically pro-
hibit the conservation OF milk BY pro-
hibiting its combination with these
oils into palatabie foods. II these
laws ever had any reasonable basis.
it was before the passage Of the pure
food law and the development o. the
splendid system OF federal. state and
municipal inspection hereunder.
e has been wei said "a tax upon
food must be borne, not according 70
ability 30 bear, but according 90 me-
csszity 20 eat which IS an inhumau
basis Of taxation"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-17

most like to have for a Christmas
present, and he replied that the great
est gift that might be given TO him,
that he most craTed, was simply that
Wei I haven't got much Of this
worlds goods, and haven't any ambi
tons that way but bless the Lord.
I've got q good appetite. And u v0u
don { think I can sleep. you Just ought
TO hear me,
Fear Old sister Lot.
IN the third place, this young man
was q uObleman. the real thing. no
boarding house arist0cracy about him
You know lot Of people would be
Christians If they weren't afraid TO
come clean for Jesus Christ because
Of fear that old sister lot or some OF
her crowd would snub them I'm the So
9ial set I happened TO be in q small
city, not as large as 81 Paso. where
some people who had 100000 Thought
they were rich and turned ~ their
noses at me. Can you beat it-haviue
couple Of hundred thousand dollars
and fancving they were rich, Well. 7
was asked TO deliver the THANKSGIVING
sermon and they were all there, e be-
ing special occasion. 7 stepped
right out and told them that T fra
reruized with a crowd in the middle
west that II they. my hearers. sent IN
their cards to. they'd be asked 10 go
around 10 the servants entrance. I
read them the message straight It's
wonderful how little it takes 20 make
some people strut, and the higher they
strut. the more they advertise the
tact that inside. upstairs. there are
rooms to remit
Advocates Public Av0vaI.
you remember that when this
Young man Of the Bible story saw our
Lord coming, and decided he wanted
70 speak to him, he stood not I-pOu
the order Of his going. but ran 90
Jesus Christ I hope the time viii
come In this revival when some OF you
viii be so desperately concerned about
Christ that you'll run down the aisle
to him. In Jesus's day they shouted
their religion, crying their praises
TO the skies. How does that measure
down with your Please go way and
let me sleep religion OF today They
say 60 me. Don't excite Us. brother
Brown Go easy Don't worry, you
cant excite the deadi What lack 7
yet2 Enthusiasm, faith on fire: you
need some Of that II you're a Chris
rian, you know If; II you're not a
Christian. you know why you're not;
and If you don't know IL. it's because
you don't want TO know.
God never allowed. and never viii
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-17

LN-LOr ii EGSO Herald.
I CONTROVERSIES are rarely produc-
] \ tive OF good results. have no
intention Of entering the newspapers
Z TO conduct an argument with DIT.
I Bradley and this reply viii suffice to
put myself right before the Ell Paso
people.
was surprised and amused 20 find
in your paper OF yesterday the rather
extensive criticism Of my sermon sun
/ day afternoon. coming from the pen
Of our good brother. Or. Bradley.
To read his structure one would
suppose that I had devoted TIE whole
afternoon showing up Dr.. Bradley
and his liberal brothers as horrible
examples, that mothers and little
children should be re OF. Sunday
afternoon I delivered n lecture TO
women Onl in which by merest ac-
cident. and only Incidentally. I re-
Ierred TO the strange announcement
I had seen OF a 'mOdernized version
OF the Lords prayer" followed In the
scm church by a "shin dig Thurs
Gay night. 1 commented in q very
Re wo1 is how these two harmOnized.
Dr. Bradley says he is the guilty
one, but ] would have this city TO
know that ] did not devote any large
portion but an enthusiastically small
part Of my address TO this Incident.
Also I did 1t go out OF my way to
discuss other "higher critics beyond
this incidental mentioning.
DR.. Bradley attended the first
meeting Of my serits and when he
found I stood squarely on the old
1alth. he withdrew; which vas his
privilege. still, as a min ster Of the
gospel, WITH IS sister churches max
ing united effort 70 Hnmnh the
lie OF Fl PasO for Christ. common
courtesy might have led him TO re-
Train from running a dance hall dur
ing this special period OF other
churches effort TO lift the STANDARD.
This position is up Dr. Bradley.
The part IF his article, and the
only part I take exception TO, Is his.
far stretched attempt to make IL ap-
pear tnat / was casting reflections on
the men who are running the nation,
ana especially the president I did
not know there were any men IN this
city who linked themselves u with
DT- Bradley IN this class Certainly
when I made q passing reference 10
the undermining OF the Lord
prayer and dance 70 follow In the
same building in FL Paso. ] didn't
know that It was casting any re-
Election on the honOred head OF our
nation in washington. And enpas-
SAINT I think the bare assertion that
the heads Of our government are
liberals VIII not be allowed 20 go
unchallenged- The dance has been
tabooed at West Point and Annapolis
BY order Of these heads
Neither can I see any connection
between the theory as once advanced
that the world was flat and the
modernizeu Lords prayer" To be
sure I did not come through q liberal
seminary, but to save my life I can't
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-17

washington. u. c.. April 1.-THE
administration silver bill. designed
70 stabilize prices and TO stimulate
production or SILVER by melting up
S550.O00.000 Of silver dollars I'm the
treasury and purchase OF new silver
at 81 an ounce, was reported today
TO the senate 10y chairman owen OF the
senate banking committee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-17
Vegetable Oils SuppIant Butter In
Food Value And Are Aid For Economy
DV JOHN n. AsHCnAFT.

~ JUN II
II 1917 Texas produced more than
1 400,050.000 pounds OF food oils, or.
TO express &c differently. a quantity
OF food fats equal to more than one
half OF all the Creamery butter pro-
duced In the United States, and prob
ably 100 times as much as al the
creamery butter produced in Texas.
Perhaps few people realize the
value Of these oils, as compared. let
US say. TO butter Peanut on has a
digestive availability OF ss.37. cotton
seed oil s7.S7. and butterfat SEQ per-
cent But butter IS only 50 percent
butterfat. These oils have a food
value Of 1850 Galleries per pound.
while butter has 6aly about ss0O
Galleries.
Urged by Food Officials.
When these cactz arc known one
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-17
PROF. FOX LEAVES HIGH
TO BE A RAY SUPERINTENDENT

Prof. ". n Fox. Of the manual arts
department Of the High school. has
been appointed superintendent OF
schools at Ray. Ariz., and viii leave
for his new post Friday.
Prof. Fox has had q temporary
teaching position ct the High school
since January I, and has had charge
Of prev0cau0nal work. He has mad
about 40 students acquiring the ele-
meuts Of forge. sheet metal. electri-
cal. cement. industrial, wood and art
metal work.
TIE class which was uTannlr q,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-17


London. Eng. april 1.-THE famous
leaning virgin at the top Of the Al
bert ca thedral. nov behind the Ger
man lines was shot down by German
artillery on Tuesday. says a dispatch
from British headquarters in France
to Reuters Limited. Ii is not known,
the correspondent adds. whether the
enable students to find themselves"
at an early date in their careers and
ascertain. each for himself the par
ticular work they were fitted for. has
been exceedingly successful About
u students OF Prof FOX have secured
work in the afternoons and on Sarur-
days as a result OF training they Sc
cured in the prev0catiouai classes
The trustees Of the Ray school sTs-
TEN. for which Prof. Fox VIII be SUI
perintendent, are having q $4,000
High school erected. Rays new su-
perintendent was formerly in charge
OF the Beleu. n ". school system. He
also had six years experience in vo-
cationa1 work in government schools
in the Philippines
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-17
Evangelist John Brown Makes Reply
To Criticism of DR.. D. J. Bradley

understand how the discovery chat
the world is round demands that we
peel the Lords prayer and make II
round Jesus Christ certainly did not
preach that the world was flat. did
He2 cannot grasp the brilliant de-
ducuons that because man remOdeled
hts view as 20 flat world. ox-cart
travel and illumination, that God has
also run to remOdelinE bureau for
His word.
The former falls in the realm Of i'm
perfect human research, the latter is
divine revelation by one of the
omuipotent Blessed Trinity. II God
has TO have 30 revised am persuaded
ne Will DO 10 by very special author
ity and not leave IL to the bias OF
every man saved or ulsaved, learned
or unlearned. good or evil.
Russin's Fate.
Russia has gone on the rocks under
the undermining influence OF "lio-
eralism.' The world Is suffering as a
result Our country IS struggling
with pro-German J. ". ". who hide
behind the same high sounding word
I did not catalog King or B0sw0rth as
social "BOlshevilzi." or anarchists.
However there are men in the field
who are saturated with the MADE in
Germany" higher criticism, who in
the name uf liberalism" are trying to
tear the Bible TO pieces. The name Of
spiritual Bolsheviki seems remark
ably appropriate and they viii prob
ably accept It without protest
We find ourselves hoping that the
good doctor knows more about mod
ernizing the Lords prayer than he
does about the Bible dance
To be true, David danced undressed
before God Tor joy and the perform
ance was a religiOs act Of worship.
David S dance was behind closed doors
and alone with God. Is this the kind
Of dance that was announced to
"a ke place thursday night2 In my
mind when ] briefly made mention
OF this HOP" Turkey trot. or Brazil
Ian Tango" there lurked 7 presume
that maybe the dance as well as the
Lords prayer was going to be mod
ernlzed The Blole dance was strictly
men alone and women alone and
danced out Of doors TO the glory OF
God
cites John The baptist.
I am reminded that one Of the
greatest preachers OF the world lost
his head because Of female dancer
indoors Il Is not recorded that she
was taught in a liberal or modernized
school but I do know John the Bap-
tst is not the only man Of God who
has lost his head through opposing
down To date seusuality. Sometimes
camoufiaEed that God Himself doesn't
probably know that &c is for His glory
and an act Of worship.
When the New Theoiogv." the
Liberals OF the church produce the
fruits Of the Gospel when the drunk
ard is saved from his bowl. the
gambler from his dishonesty and the
Mary MaEdalene from the tomb of
the moral leper, by Indulgence in
IN Odernized' methods. as against the
old rOck-founded faith in the Bible,
then they viii be entitled TO more
seriousness. John Edward Brown.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-17

washington, d. C., April l7--Heads
Of express companies discussed To-Day
with the railroad administration q
proposal for consolidating the express
com pauies into one corporation which
would be authorized By director general
McAd0O 70 conduct all the express
business in the country The CORPORA
tion would have capital stock Of about
$4,000. 900 divided among the com
panies in proportion to the physical
valuation Of their properties
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-17

Eureka calf, April 17.-No dam
age IS known TO have resulted from
an earthquake last night said TO have
been the most violent experienced
here in n decade. Vibrations lasted
so seconds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-17

Tacoma. Wash. April 17--Returus
early today from the municipal cleo
ton yesterday indicated C. " RIO
dell was elected mayor OF Tacoma
over a. Y. Fawcett. incumbent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-17

Clmlen- & J. ADrII lite -
were victorious In three OUT OF lolr
local option elections ia southern
New Jersey yesterday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-17

allow anyone TO be damned through
ignorance. A young man came to me
ana said he couldn't get right with
God, and he didn't know why. I told
MIN there was something he was
holding on TO- One night he came
out In one Of my meetings and he
told me afterWard that when he
prayed Jesus put his finger right on
the two things he'd have TO give up.
and when he threw them overbOarJ.
LIE came That young man had been
trying % fool himself into believing
he didn't know and couldn't find out
what was the matter.
@Must Give Up YOURSELF
"a man comes 20 me and says. Z
haven't the kind Of lie you're talking
about. What do I lack don't
know You DO. OF. II you don't. it's
because you don't want 20 know
When you mean business. Jesus will
put his finger right on and show you
the thing that's keeping you out. I
dare you 20 put him TO the testi What
do you lackf You lack a determine
ton to come Forward and let Jesus
help you pull your sins I'D BY the
roots. II you'd just understand that
whenever you get right with Christ
these other things fal off OF them
selves. What must you give up?
don't know Yes. / do. You must give
up yourself. and then all the other
things come right Of themselves. You
need manhood and womanhood 70
walk out here, no matter what any
one else may say or think. Don't vacil-
late, sidestep. wishy-wash. Do you
want the kind Of life I'm talking
abOut2 Christ viii meet you here"
The evangelist led fin prayer. and a
short after service was held Once, in
the midst Of the sermon. he had his
audience bow their heads, while he
prayed aloud.
The meetings will be continued. it
was said, at least till the end Of the
month.
Says some Missionaries Mistakes.
A church in which each one saved
to God should become a living and
vocal witness OF Him, was the ideal
pictured in John Browns morning talk
Wednesday 1T the tabernacle. In his
text, from the first chapter of the
acts OF the apostles Jesus spake just
before ascending back on high. say
ing 20 his apostles that they should
receive power after the Holy Ghost
had come upon them, and that they
should then become witnesses for
him. "WhereE' the evangelist asked
his audience, largely Of women. In
Jerusalem. where's thatl That's az
home. Then. after that. I'm Samarin,
ana that represents the neighb0r-
hoods. I'm not criticising the church.
but 7 think &C. often makes q great
mistake in sending across the seas
as missionaries people who have
never turned a hand to save souls at
home.
says Others Are workers.
Il never saw q Christian Scientist,
but that he or she was talking
science. unless he was deaf and dumb.
and then he was trying 20 give It TO
you on his fingers: j never saw q
Mormon but that he was preaching
Norm Onism; ] never saw a Russellite
but that he was talking his cult, and
'EusEellinE' around for his faith If
the lazy lOuts OF Zion were half as
faithful and Jealous I'm testifying to
their faith, the cults wouldn't have
a look Ga. The trouble with most Of
us is that we just set and complain.
and some OF us are certainly the set
ters' Of the %orldt'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-17

Senator James Takes Physical Test
Baltimore. Nd. April Il.-Senator
Onie-N James. OF Kentucky. one Of
the most prominent Democrats In the
country. came to Baltimore yesterday
for q physical examination at JOINS
Hopkins hospital Senator James said
he was not alarmed over his slight
aiiment but desired 70 have some
small irregularities attended TO-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-17
BOARDING HOUSE ARIST0GRAGY
BREEDS CONTEMPT FOR CHURCH

John Brown Says It's LoUdest and Cheapest Thing This
Side Of Hell; Baptists March in Body to Tabernacle;
Tonight Is Methodist Night; Preacher Says That
There's Tragedy in Both Silks and Rags.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-17

Three Aviators Killed. One Hurt.
Houston. Tex April lL-IlFer
aviat tors. Lieut.. Roland winter I-
south Boston. Mass, Lieut. Leo John
Nueerr. Washbur iowa. and caoef
Forest Dean Jones. Worcester. MASS
were killed and cadet Maurice Sc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-17

washington. D. C.. April 1L--Ars-
So oodrow Wilson, as honorary CHAIR
man Of the Womeus Liberty loan
committee Of the District q Cuium-
bia. VIII review a parade OF women
az Philadelphia Saturday O. was an
nouuced today at the white house
The parade win be O feature Of the
Liberty loan campaign in Fhila1el-
phic-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-17
NEWS BREVITIES 81:

LOCAL AND GENERAL
CAdverlisemeutEl

, destruction Of the statue was an act
OF vandalism or an accident
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-17

Baggage t Essss 5 s5 Loa asssHS 5
Make no mistake Telephone NO. J.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-17

Drs. Carpenter and BrittOn, eye.
ear. nose and throat. Roberts Ban
ner Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-17

DR.. c. r. Cameron, Dentist. 9g--.
5th floor Saples Bldg. Phone 1885.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-17

All afternoon and night trains Tor
today are reported on time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-17
cleaning virainy shot Down.

DIT. alagruder. Dentist. Caples Bids-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-17

Supt- Iighe's report for March
showed a total enrolment OF 1850. an
increase Of 1881 over March. 1917.
The average attendance was 9056. an
increase OF $50. The total teaching
force during March was $50. The re-
port by schools was:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-17
arN'L I'll Slle -aAH1t now GN e.
100000 To Re spent Yet.

MI SaWyers report also slOWe1
that on March 81 about 100000 re-
NAMED. according TO the budget for
operations until the first OF the 1915
1913 session Of the S3S5.21z.73 reve-
nue. budgeted against, S265,11720 had
been collected.
Mr.. Sawyer was authorized By the
board TO solicit bids for next winters
coal supply, the same amount as pur-
chased for this session. about 1900
tons
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-17

Waen thaaa taots 20 known one
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-17

The monthly report OF secretary
Sawyer show ed March expenditures TO
have been 93S.96z.fA as against $780,
2l4-9S the same month last year To-
tai expenditures 20 date this session
were S2S0,128.1s, as against S212209.61
the same period last session Balances
on hand April I were. Maintenance
fund. S34s220; building fund. s10c.51.
Since the date OF the report. the
nal ntanance fund has received about
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-08-23
One of the Pioneers


 John T. Yake, of the Goat Ranch. was in Clifton Thursday on business. This is the first time the Copper Era reporter ever met this pioneer Clifton ite, whom he found rather interesting. MT. Yake has been resident of this district for the past nineteen years. Coming here from California where he says he was slowly dying from consumption, splitting blood almost constantly. 'But, he says that is all over now, and I feel that have en- tirely recovered, as I have had no symptoms of hemorrhage in the past seven years, thanks to the splen- did climate of Arizona" MT. Yake was born at Ford's Ferry, Ky, but has spent most of his life since man. hood in the west, with the exception of the few years spent in Australia and New Zealand.