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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-16

fnnumerabIe graces and favors he
has conferred upon us? God himself
has made known TO US how pleasing
to Him is the observance OF the pre-
cent. Keen my Sabbath and reverence
my sanctuary. 1 am the Lord. II you
walk in my precepts and keep my
commandments, and do them. / Will
give you rain in due season And
the ground shall bring forth its in
crease and the trees shall be filled
Heed the Threat.
Shall we, knowing this. be so
ungrateful to our loving Father
so forgetfuI OF his goodness as TO pro-
fame the one day kept in His honor or
in any way detract from proper OBJ
servance. II love and gratitude have
ceased to live IN our hearts, let al
least the following threat which God
has issued against the violation Of the
Sabbath force US to compliance.
The Words.
7 will destroy your land and your
enemy shall be astonished at IL when
they shall be the inhabitants thereof
And I will scatter you amongst the
Gentiles and I will draw out the sun
after you and your land shall be
desert and your cities destroyed. Then
shall the land enjoy Sabbaths and all
days Of her desolation."
Nothing More Reasonable.
Nothing could be more reasonable
on the part Of God than to demand
nor on the part OF the Creator than
to give a portion OF his time In ad-
vising his creator and acknowledging
the Almighty power and the majesty
Of the great God and in avowing his
own weakness and unworthiness. Par
ticularly as we know, from the lips
Of our Lord himself that He IS 5eai-
Gus God. He is, therefore, Jealous OF
our love and homage.
All Gods Gift.
Let US then continually give Him
the one and spend at least portion OF
the Sunday in rendering Him the
other. Everything we have was given
TO US by God. Our whole time belongs
to him. Thine is the day" says the
royal prophet, "and thine is the night.
thou hast made the morning light and
the sun" Has He not then a as 4, goSo ea.a
right to demand portion OF II from
US as He had to demand from the
Isrzelites a portion OF their flockss
the first OF their crops2
Profession of Faith.
Besides the observance of Sunday IS
a public profession OF our faith Is II
not then unworthy OF II, disgracerul
to ourselves and a scandal to our
brethren to spend this day IN an IN
becoming manner But suppose we
leave out OF consideration altogether
the fact that God has imposed q COM
mand upon US to keep his Gay noly'
that He has right to our doing So
that gratitude demands II. that reason
SO teaches. II I say we so abstract
from these and view the matter IN
purely selfish light we shall still be
Overwhelmed with the innumerable
motives which rush upon our minds,
calling US to sanctify this day.
1t Is Madness.
II as the scripture assures Us. our
only business here Is to save our soul
and II there be nothing else worth
gaining and II further more this be
lost. all is lost, and that forever Is
Il not the greatest madness not to
spend one day in seven in securing
this all. this only important good,
whilst six days are given 70 the
shadow things Of the earth2 But one
thing is necessary. we know that
without grace we can merit nothing
that Is our only shield in TEMPTATION.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-16
CHURCH LEADERS SAY BOLSHEVIK
TENDENCIES MUST Be FOUGHT

Declare Churches Must Act AS Go Between For Labor
and Capital by Creating a Spirit of Brotherhood;
United Lutheran Church to Receive Appeal From
Lutherans of Germany and From Other Nations.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-16

Mrs. c. c. H-You can now dis
solve superfluous hairs away instead
of burning them off and leaving the
skin red and irritated- Neither do
YOU have TO shave off the hairs any
more. Shaving makes hair grow faster
and become more bristiy. stiff and
discomforting. Just moisten the hairs
70 be removed with a few drops OF
sulfo solution It is absolutely safe,
and IS as easy and delightful to use
as a face lotion. The hairs will
shrivel up so that you can just wipe
them right off The skin is left
beautifully soft. smooth and white,
like that OF q baby. II makes the
removal Of superfIuous hairs a real
delight, whereas before IL was a
drudgery. The sulfo' solution can be
obtained at any drug store. For
safety and real comfort Il is the only
thing to use. It never fails.
MISS F. K. Making the pores
smaller has q direct and tremendous
result in the elimination of wrinkles.
The reason for this is that when the
pores become smaller the texture OF
the skin becomes finer. and the It's
sues are thereby braced up. Coarse
skins are usually fun OF wrinkles.
Just try this method once and you
viii realize that you have found a
powerful wrinkle secret. Get a two
ounce package OF eptol from your
druggist. and mix this powder with
one tablespoonful of glycerine in a
half pint Of water. Apply this cream
very freely on the face every day, and
you will be astonished to find the
difference It will make in your ap-
pearance Of age It removes the thou
sands Of small wrinkles. crows feet
and even the deep wrinkles. Try it
ADV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-16
VICTORY SERVICES OBE HELD;
MILITARY ARE. GUESTS Of CHURCH

Trinity Plans Big Evening Service Concentrating
Triumph Of Allies; Memorial Service For Ell Pasoans
Who Died For Their Country To Be Held by ST.
Clements; Induction of New Lutheran Pastor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-16

9
IRON the beginning. one day Of the
week has been given to the Lord.
Every age and every people who have
known anything OF the true God. have
acknowledged the obligation they
were under Of giving a portion OF
their time to the worship OF their
Creator, to the affair OF their saliva
ton.
Seventh Day Set Apart.
We know from the holy scriptures
that the seventh day or Sabbath was
so set apart. long before the positive
command issued from the angels
trumpet amid thunder and lightning
on the top Of Sinai. that before these
words. remember that thou keep holy
the Sabbath day" were enEraven on
stone by the finger OF God. his chosen
people were prohibited from gather
ing food on this day, and that heaven
to facilitate the observance Of this
command bestowed twice as much
food on the preceding day. as on any
other day OF the week.
Strict Observance.
During the existence OF the old law
there was no precept so vigorously
enforced, or so strictly observed as
that which regarded this Observance
OF the Sabbath. In the holy scriptures
are found numerous examples Of the
heaviest punishment inflicted for the
smallest breach Of this precept. This
command. excepting that the day has
been changed, has also been observed
in every age OF the Christian church
and by every sect who believe in the
religion Of the cross. And now is
it necessary TO tell you why day
has been SO set apart, why this pre-
cept should be so universally OBJ
served?
Motives Involved.
know you viii answer It Is quite
We always knew and
never doubted that we should give a
day TO the service OF the Lord. that we
are bound to do so. our very reason
tells US this. But admitting this, yet
you may not realize to yourselves as
fully as you should. the different mo-
tives. which call upon you TO sanctify
the Lords day. in order that having
them more wildly before your minds
you may discharge this duty in be-
coming manner with more fidelity to
your God and profit to yourselves.
Reasons Are Numerous.
The reasons why the Lords day
should be kept holy are SO strong and
numerous that the difficulty consists
in making a selection. II there were
no other reason, but that God and the
church commands US to sanctify one
Of the seven days OF the week. this
would in itself be more than sufficient
TO demand in our past the most
exact observance. II is sufficient
that whose call We came into exist
ence and to whom we are indebted for
every moment Of our being should
command. Ours is to obey. but inde-
pendent OF this precept there are sew
sral other reasons which appeal far
more strongly; II not to our fears at
east TO our hearts.
Respect the Day.
In the first place then God has /
blessed and sanctified the Sabbath. /
md shall we, His children. not respect
he day made holy by our heavenly |
Father Shall we dare TO profane? /
Shall we break the covenant which 1
,ur God has made with US? Does not
yratitude demand that we employ one |
lay in each week thanking Him for
he mercy He has shown Us. for the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-16

"HEADWAsH"-Tour hair appears
70 need nothing more than TO have
that seal" OF fatty accumulation on
the scalp removed 1t is smothering
the growth Of hair. These accumul1-
tions can be removed in no other
thorough way than by being dissolved.
For this purpose use teaspoonful OF
eggoi in q cup Of water and use as
head-sVash. II VIII make your scalp
,uarvelously clean This makes the
most luxurious head-wash you can
ever get. Soap and ordinary sham
poos are usually Intellectual for the
purpose. For twenty-five cents
enough eggol can be secured In an
original package 10 last for dozen
or more Of these fine head-washes- It
viii let your hair breathe and It WIZ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-16

not gone very Tar into the real az
fairs OF men and women
Asked what Christian agencies pro-
pose to do, Presbyterian and Metho-
dist leaders. whose task 10 u TO direct
church plans in these directions, reply
that it IS not easy to say. Their reply
is that the best counsel obtainab1e IN
all churches, Protestant, Catholic and
Jew, Is right now wrestling with the
questions. They say the social service
commissions have barely started. and
that II is the business OF the churches.
through their home missionary so
cieties and otherwise, TO prosecuts
plans with all speed"
The goal which the churches set. 20
reach which they ask the cooperation
OF labor and capital, IS that all agen-
cies, public and private. individual
and corporate. which work for gain.
shall place ahead Of that gain the good
OF society and OF every man. woman
and child making up society As one
Presbyterian leader puts Il: There
must be created a public opinion that
viii not permit an institution.to exist
unless It makes better men" He added
an appeal that every person in America.
Immediately he ceases shouting that
the was is ended and the bays are
coming home. must get busy among his
friends and in his community, Great
ing confidence and good Will
UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH
To RECEIVE APPEAL FOR AID.
In New York next week there viii
come into existence q new United
Lutheran Church OF America. and the
moment Il does so a cable viii b
presented from archbishop SOdorbioom
Of Sweden. presenting the greetings q
the Lutherans OF Europe, and appeal
fr-n ~ =
operation in the rebuilding Of ths
Lutheran church OF Germany. II q
known that the sympathy appeal does
not imply forgetfulness OF German
wrong doing. OF a plea that Jutherzns
use their influences to secure lighter
sentence for sins o. the Huns. but
(Confinued on page 10 column ~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-16

MISS ". z. R-Hair never falls out
unless its viEor Is affected. This
often results in badness, and before
that happens you will notice that
your hair has a dead appearance after
being washed Its growth has. slowed
up. The roots OF the hair are sick,
and no amount Of hair tonic will as
rule do much good. The proper
method. and one which rarely fails, Is
to use, say, an ounce Of beta-quinol
IN q half pint Of bay rum and half
pint OF water This makes a wonder
ful hair-root developer. The hair
VIII stop falling. and bald spots VIII
fiu out. The hair viii begin to grow
fast and thick. and show great vigor
in its appearance. The beta-ouincl
can be secured at any drug store
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-16

By Rev. Fl G. G. Frund Rector of St. Parek's Cathedral
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-16
6plduiouBgNd(0n6ae
and heJccjet -
How BeautifyinE the sinner" Skin
Produces Startling improvements
In Any Complexion. A Simple
Method which Never Fails.
By vALEsKA sURATT.

XTOUR complexion IS not merely in
the very outer skin It is deeper
than that It is in that part Of the
skin Immediately underneath the outer
layer. Complexion creams which mere
" affect the outer layer are as rule
very Intellectual A method gaining
vide use because Of its tremendous
success lies In the use OF zintone.
powder which is simply mixed at
home with a little glycerine and dis
solved in water. This makes an ex-
ouisits cream The zintone can be
secured at any drug store IN one
ounce packages. This Is also very
economical method. By liberal use OF
this article. a tremendous difference
in the complexion is noted in a few
days by the disappearance Of muddi-
ness. sallowness. red spots, freckles
and other blemishes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-16

This service viii be followed by Be-
rean Bible study. No collections.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-16

This should not. however. prevent
US from attending sermons vespers
and the public ceremonies OF the
church. II IS also most useful and
pleasing in the sight Of God TO re-
cefve catecheticaI instruction. either
to receive instructions ourselves II
we require It, or II not. to assist IN
giving 1t to those who do.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-16

Recognition service for all pupils
and classes promoted in the Bible
school will be held. the program be-
The sermon subject will be, Promo
ton"
The young peoples prayer meet
ing will convene at Sis p. m, followed
by the song service and sermon at
1850 p. m z. c. knickmeyer will
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-16

nsN ConENCkAlloh1l OAuNCHs
Order OF service for Sunday is as
follows: 10 a m, Sunday school,;
1915 a. n, pastors bible class; be-
ginning a study Of the book Of Job;
II a. m, sermon by the pastor, The
Bend in the Trail"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29

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advertisement IN Every Evening ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
LEAGUE ISLAND TARS
TO GIVE A "SHOW" HERE
Scene From Naval Life and Drills
to be Part of Classy Musical
Comedy

Sailor buvs from League Island Navy
Yard Philadelphia will come to Vii
mngton on Memorial Day ~ present
musical comedy AT The Playhouse Real
sceues from navy life will lac ia feature of
this profIuctlpn The second act y
reproduction of a naval base hospital
behind tho lines in France Boys from
tho Marine Corps will he aeen leaving for
guard duty The inspection pf the guard
and drill wall be enacted IN the stage and
The squad will Introduce rife drills, which
they feel will uphold the statement ~
Brgadier General /. t Waller, who sad
ne hal never seen a finer drill anywhere.
Professor Newman ~ Philadelphia has
charge nf the chorus work The cast
consists If q number ot marines and sailors
and a number Of girE Miss Esther
Casaci II starring IN tho production and
ably assisting her are Phoebe Mackey,
W ". Aver. Billy MacDoweil, LOIS
Jams. Caryi Wattrons To make the
whole complete the nderdown sisters
will introduce their Twn conception Of y
Ia12 dancing ~ Darkytown- Miss Kitty
Morris and Miss L.'Elehfus vail also glve
dances
Ha,y a & Cartv Of the chaplain
staH II League Island Is taking charge
of the business end III the production
while Ijarry SchaeiFer. well known IN
thea neal clrcles, Il directing the comedy.
The musical hits Of the production are
we vc Ali Made up our Minds to JON
the Navy Sweetheart, We Got 70
Leave Aou Now "OH 10 sea We re
in the Navy Now, and If They i
Only Get the Girlies IN the Navy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
HURRY A|RPLANES
TO FRENCH FRONT
136 Machines and 408 Engines
Shipped in Week, Congress
is Told.

Washington. Nav 9-Represcnta-
tive Kahn, ranking Republican inenoe,
of The House Military Committee, said
YESTERDAY in the House debate on the
ARMY Appropriation bull, that aiTplanes
and engines are being manufactured and
sent abroad in large quantities
Chairman Dent of the Military Com
mittee said the government had CON
tracted to pay $3.50 ,o0o,0o Tor ar
planes up to this time. This he itcmized rs
follows.
For planes, propcllers and parts.
sIS6 600 900: for engines. S2a0, SOB, lIo'
balloons. 50. 800. .2i0, machine guns. SIS,
aos. OIL: clothing. s.. 500 900, and general
equipment. So. 10000
In the week ended April q. he said.
40 training planes 10 advanced train
inc plancs. : combat planes. 2l4 primary
training engines. los advanced training
engines and ST combat engines had been
sbipped abroad There arc now. he added.
, 4Sp aviators IN army. against seventy
three when war WAS declared. and lsuoo
men training IN this country ana a,4''
training abroad
Mr. Kahn said number of Young
mon offered commissions rs flrSt Lieu
tenants # they would ualn abroad, re-
ccived second lieutenancles. others COM
inc into the service later having been put
ahead Of them This was ono OF the nus
takes. he admitted. had been made and
should he corrected He referred 10
America unprcparcdnrss at the outbreak
of war and the encmy's knowledge OF 1t.
When he called attention to news
paper clipping tonohing upon graft IN
/ liverpool. Representative Canpbeii ct
Kansas lRcpubicanl interrupted with:
Graft in England docs not evcuSc
graft in America
"Has the gentleman any knowledge
of graft7" Nr. Kahn asked sharply
"1f he has II Is his duty TO report It 70 the
officials Of the government
Mr. Kahn said much time had hecn
lost ON the air program IN trying TO create
an engine. and that production had been
hinderrd bv the action of co-belllgorent
nations He denied reports that only ono
or tuo battle planes were m France. and
added that the official reports of our
men having brought down enemy planes
were sufficient evidence that We had
battle planes abroad
.nc-thlrd Of $50 1000 oo0 for an
planes. he concluded. was actually spent
while The balance and more has been
contracted for
Chairman Dent said the Military
Committee had gwen the War Depart
rneut substantially what Il asked and had
pore carefully into It's expenditures,
finding Implications IN some instances.
The DELAYED consideration Of the hull. he
added. WAS due To Secretary Baker .
absence IN France.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
ON INSPECTION TRIP.
Levy COurtmen Examine a Road and
iStOne) Quarries in Mill Greek
Hundred.

Members of the Levy Court today,
inspected the Mill Greek road, leading
from Mecannon's Church 70 Hockessin,
and also examined thu stone quarries
in that district
The court yesterday afternoon awarded
to W. W. Price OF Smyrna contract
for delivering "a Inch gravel at E1eIning's
Landing bridge for So so per ton
Contrary TO expectation, county clerks
did not ask for Increased compensation
They had ascertained that their salaries
are fixed by act Of the General Assembly
and the court could not change the
amount.
Considerable time was gwen TO CON
slider alton of the county budget for the
next fiscal year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
SUMMER AT REHOBOTH.
Hotel HenIopen, Prominent Beach Resort
Preparing for Season.

Elsewhere in Every Evening, announce
ment is made that the Hotel Henlopen,
noted Rehoboth Beach hostelrie, will
formally open for the season on Saturday,
June %, while special arrangements can
be made there for persons desiring to 90
to Rehoboth before that time
The Federation Of Womens Clubs
will meet st that hotel June ~ and rs,
having secured the same rates as last
wear.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
Memorial Service AT ST. Andre ew's

In compliance with tho Presidents
Proclamation read ~ the congregation
SUNDAY morning. there viii he special
Memorial Dav service in ST. Andrew =
Church. Shipley and Eighth street. 10
morrow at 10 36 a m There will be the
daily interceszion nj 1915. including
Thursday. throughout the week The
public If cordially invited
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29
THr TRUTH

Tn you think a man n politics ought
to tell the truth On AZ occaeior.s2"
"No replied senator Sorghum.
man who a ~ = position to know he
truth on all occasions is Usually sur
rounded with great precautions against
his telling anything A. m Washington
Star
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29

Huv war savings staurp vrfar, y.,,r, feel
thirsty
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-29

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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-12-11
WAY THIS WAR WILL BE WON
Not All Of Us Can Fight, but Surely
All Of Us Can Give Our
Money.

It's no use saying "The govern.
mcnt's SLOW" or IF were Foch I'd do
so"and-so!" You can talk and argue
and crouch all day, but the wars not
going to be Son that way.
lts$no use saying. "As Pm unfit I
can't be expected to do my bit. I'll do
nothing If can't slay." The wars not
going to be Won that way.
It's no use saying "Pm over age
I've got to the bOok-of-llfe's last page"
Your COLDS still gold if you are gray,
and the wars not going to be won that
way.
It's no use saying, 81 need not get
into khaki for another two years yet"
Every pcnny's Of military age today,
and the wars not going to be won that
way.
It's no use saying, "If I were a man
-" If you want to help, though n
girl, you can. Don't buy frills and fur
bellows with your pay: the wars not
going to be won that way.
Whether young or old. weak, strong
or unfit, you can, nay, must, all do your
bit. IF you can't fight you can pay,
pay, pay. The war Is going to be won
that way.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-12-11
WOLF REaPPEARS IN FRANCE
Bold Because tho Attention Of tho
Country Has Been Concentrated
on tho War.

Now and then, rs we walked down
the slope among tho scattered trees,
we heard the low kr-krump of distant
guns which had come to my ears be-
fore dawn, writes William Beebe in
Atlantic Monthly. It was a little more
distinct and sometimes double; krum.
kr-krump. but even now a big frog at
the bottom Of the hill would have
been more effective.
But all other thoughts slipped away
rs new sound arose In the darkness,
sound which held for me thrill, as
vital as the hint Of distant battle, and
fncomparably more alluring. 1t rose
slowly, rich, mellow, undulation
which stirred every fiber, and then
qunvered, descended, and broke off.
Wo stood motionlcss. listening with
al our ears, and again 1t came, un.
mistakably, from the depths Of the
misty woods.
My companion smiled at me. We
could see In Imagination the dropped
tail. the hollowcheeked muzzle raised
skywnrd--a wolf uttering that cry
which Of all sounds Is most symbolic
Of the northern MISUNDERSTANDING.
ment plaintiff ct lugubrc. could not
believe my ears. that here In the heart
Of France, within sound Of the guns
mt the front, had heard the voice Of
wild wolf. The peasants had report
ed wolves at several places, the cold
and pinch Of hunger driving them from
distant Businesses where their race
was making Its last stand. And
now they had become boldcr, finding
little to oppose them in this depleted
country.
Lacking accurate knowledge, I had
always assumed that in Euorpe, in
these modern times, wolves were re.
strlcted to the farthest wilds Of Rus
sia and Siberia. TO think Of them In
France was In Imagination to rcpic-
ture medieval times again.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-12-11
Land for Sale!

AM OFFERING to sell cheap, for
CASH two tracts of land-one known
as the Mason Duncan Mill Tract. This
tract is situated on Oconee Creek,
one mile from Bethel Presbyterian
Church and one mile from the Flat
Shoals Graded School. This farm has
one five-room house and several acres
Of fine bottom land and a lot of saw
timber. 1t also has one of the best
Mill Shoals in the county-an ideal
place to raise stock and couduct a
dairy business, as it is close to the
cheese factory and Industrial School.
Plenty of good land to clear; good
crop in cultivation
! also have one small tract near the
town OF observation-disclosures of the
best little places in the county. This
place is one mile east of town, and
contains 81 n acres; half in cultiva-
ton, balance heavily timbered. Will
make bale Of cotton to the acre.
Has fve-room house, rented for next
year.
If interested, see me at Westmin-
ster Oil Mill, or write for particulars.
J. NJ. DUNCAN,
1872 Westminster, S. G..