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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15

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ONE ROOsI-s1s n. stanton
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HOUSEKEEPING rooTns cheap Pm 6s0sJ-
ROOM and s'eeo71e Do-cb- 1923 olive
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$50 week Phone e1e.
IN WFST R0T7TFVERD- -----e Tor
houseksepins.
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Conralercenss taten. Phone ssfs.
TIR75F room F7o5sie- "a 57-e- --1e -7-----
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home Cos ir phone sssof
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LMO nEh{ nouseaeepins rooms 90 r
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ONE ROOM for housekeeping. 500 y.
9lssoa-
HOUsEkEEflN6 rooms newly decorated
S0f T. Ri0 Grande-
FURNISHED front room with riichenet.
So7 Arizona Phone eSifW-
DOWsTAIRs apartmeri. 10 cbiection 10
snail child Phone 1852
FINE co57 rooms for sumner. close In
phcne so55.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15

EXCHANGE for Fl Paso property. coz
tages IN Tampa. Fla. consideration si50oa-
VIII as1ume- 3 room cottage furnished.
Pacific Beach. Calf e acres near Tsieta.
improved $50 acres near Las Cruces. all
70 cultivation implements stock and
house 227.5od. $3.50 equity 60 Bungalow.
rents for $50 Fer mo. trade for auto or
lots. Lots q Grand view for tenement
". \. GAIL.
Phone g. 500 Caplss
HOMES FOR TRADE.
5000. room. two story house. I block
car line. $500 encumbrance. due 8 years
after date, exchange equity for lots or
lots and auto. or stock. Implements. etc
This IS a bargain offer.
$4,000. room bungalow. Government
Hill $500 equity. for lots OF small ranch.
VIII assume small amount or smaller
house
$500. 5 room bunE4low, giassed porch
Both floprs. take good Ford car. part pay.
balance easy per month
$3.50. 4 room bungalow. elassed porch.
both floors. basement. 1fundy Heights.
$3.50 equity, trade FOR lots. payments easy
$500 room bungalow. 500 block Tu-
larosa St. oak floors. basement, furnace.
$500 equity, trade Tor lots OF land. VII
assume small amount.
NEWMAN INVESTMENT CO.
Phone SO. 100 san Antonio 81.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15
For Sale-FuruHure.


FURNITURE loans. 315 Trust Bldg
FURNITURE Tor sale. Phone 12soJ.
TWO APARTMENTS FOR housekeeping.
furniture az new for sale. 2ot Mesa.
FOR SALE-Furniture Of 5-room house.
" All@1la-
FOR SALE-Furniture- 1117 Wyomizg
St Phone ss71M
FURNISHINGS OF 4-room apartment for
sale Phone 7o3f.
FURNITURE OF 5-room Tor sale. house
for rent 7o5. E Boulevard- "a $50
FOR SALE-Wicker baby carriage. good
condition half price. Phone 1858.
APARTMENT for rent-Furniture Yer
sale De LIKE. No II. Phone lfsl.
FURNITURE for sale. a bargain. Phone
7s12w.
WE are sim paying cash for your used
furniture or exchanging for same. Berry
hill Furniture Co. 4o2 Tens Phone s54g.
We TAKE your old furniture IN at good
figure. IN exchange for new goods.
ROGERS TRADING COMPANY
IL No. Stanton 81 Phone 74s.
REFRIGERATORs-sl.00 down. sLeo a
week
no GRANDE FURNITURE CO. Phi. 2soe
NEW FUBNITURE EXCHANGED
for OLD VIII buy second hand Eoods-1 Your
credit T. good Phi. 1885 and save money
HONE FURNITURE CO.. III y stanton.
MAHOGANY UPRIGHT PIANO for S1es.
f2s down. SO month. May be exchanged
and fuiI amount paid VIII be allowed on
new piano within one year Fl Paso
Piano Co. c15 Texas St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15

FOR Sale or ELchange-He1l Estate.
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IS ACRES NEAR YSLETA
Clear; want city property
CITY PROPERTY, HlGGISS- TEZAS
Faiue $500. rental $40. Want valley lard
SILVER CITY RESIDENCES
Want farm. Oklahoma or Texas.
90 ACRES N ALFALFA
House etc. Belen $500. Terms.
WELLs-PEUGH REALTY co.
517 Martin Bldg. Phone 1888.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15
HOMES ron Trade

TRADE 5-ROOM HOUSE
Close in on Tpsuu avenue f1r
larger house ia Sunset Heights.
CHARLES H. STEVENS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15

SUMNER RATES
Hotel oregon 21sA S. oregon s.
S. newly furnished rooms. IL
baths plenty % hot and cod
running water IN every room
neat ard clean. comfortable ard
convenient fer business men
Rates have been reduced 10
trouble 20 answer queauous-
Phone lsll
FAIRMONT HOTEL
A. Jew very desirable rooms BY week Or
month running water. cool. frll- Groom
apartment Rctms soc per day. 50 per
week and up z12ia san An-onio s.
Phone ass
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15
EATRMOST HOTEL

HOrfL LAUGHLH
81 ~ Frauzli1 S.
Phones e44e-24sf
Center o. the city. clcze 10
che Depot and Best Cafes.
THE NEW EiNT, THE SWELL
ESI, THE BEST.
Every modern cunrellerce
f1r the comfort OF the
guests.
SUMNER RATES
S2l n SIS q Room per Mouth.
As EoCl as env s. q day h1lei
in Il Paso-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15
Ready Rsferenee Busins.s DirselorI


LOCKS repaired. any part q city s1f-.
opened. combinations changed. Thomas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15

O SIT III IA -llIllel.
RANCH AND CATTLE
$50 acres patented III Forest Re
serve. allotment o. six by twenty
three miles. thorough protection.
very fine sumner and winter
ranges. good improvements and
full equipment with horses and
1865 high grade cattle. Total con
side-atson g55.oo0.oo-
n. G. BUCHOE & CO.
Hotel Sheldon Bldg
Phone 7lI- Fl Pasc, Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15

LEAsE-NEW MEXICO RANCH
Al absolute year lease on 700
thousand acres. fenced and we
tered and improved. Rolling
Grama grass country; 7iac per
acre per annum. and pay Tor the
Improvement immediate posses
sion write Or wire for fril de-
scription-
W. z. HALF & co.
-o2 Caples Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15

WALTER DAVIS. plano teacher. IS meath
voice. IS. Phone e1g1
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15

MATTRESSES made 70 order and rene
vated Dusans q Wauooru Pnone l9l.-
MAKERS OF MATTRESSES. rspai-e-s
rencrarorz Phone AZ 1923 and 1879.
111e 1fyrtle. Clarz Mattress & Rug Co
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15

METALS q MINERALS Co, BUTEES
go san Francisco ST. Phone 1888.
Platinum. Gold. silver cuiczsilver. Es-
tallic ard non Metallic Minerals o. az
description
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15
Mercantile Agsnas


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A. G. Dun & CO.-Msrcantls reports. T.
Pasa offee. 511 Guaranty Trust Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15

OI oNIl o IALNdll = tlaI LIIlIll
FOR TRADE-lfy $50 equity in two well
located lots in Altura Park for Liberty
bond Phone s627M.
EXCHANGE FOR FL PAsO PROPERTY.
5000. splendid room home In Dallas.
Up 70 now ~ every feature
sa55e. fine five room Lake cliff Drive
home. Dallas.
NEWMAN INTt TMENT co.
Phone $50. 40 san Antonio ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15
SEEDS and Plaais

SEEDS.
cane seeds. r--1 maize, Eafflr corn. te-s-
rita. COW peas Big uiler ard ueid ccru-
s--1isa2s- am1er cane % Ia ftls l-s
IDS te-i3 500 lbs and CD $3.50 per leo Us
Ael Top cane. 50 -rs- So Zoe Tbs s9-7l- see
MS lots and up $3.50 per zoe Ihs- Dwt ale
Laizs 50 lbs. 81. Zoe lbs $3.50. dr.
Black Ellled Waite kaiilr corn so Tia t47
100 lbs 1896 fancy 1s-erlta so lbs $3.50.
100 lbs SO. an fob FL Pzso cash With
order Let Us have y1lr orders We save
ypu money.
Ell PAsO SEED CO. nc.
1-3 san Antonio ST.. '.iust east 81 rev
court hcusa-
Rhaae SO. y Raso. Tszsa-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15

PIANO CASE REFISIsHING 81 tletory
expert We guarantee 90 turn our Tcu-
piano as good as when it cane from the
factorT-
Ell RAsO PIANO CO.. els Texas Sc.
The very finest eases ike S-elrwaT-
EEerslt and Fischer are our specially
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15

Machinery, Tools, Power, Electrical
and Contractors Equipmenl-
For Sale
Armaturs winding magnetic. starter work
PAkAELEE el4 W. sen Antonio.
WESTERN WELDING MIG. co.
Facilities FOR Welding largest machine
parts. Phone s5s- az S. Santa Pc.
KRACE JACK & s. cutters. stover en-
ginea Samson wind mills ranch light
plants kEakauer. FORK s Moye. - Paso.
Mining Milling and Power Machinerv
See us for immediate deliveries 90 en-
gireE boilers. pumps. mining machinery
tanks. pipe. etc We are cash buyers -
machinery and mechanical suppiiea
SouIHW ESTERS WRECKIN6 coMPANN
VI Pasn TeEss
Skilled Workmanship in Automobile,
Engine and General Mechanical
Lines.
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w =. DOBIE Pattern Wcrkz. Gil y. s.
VAIN Phone 587l.
AuI0 radiator cork speciality.
~ faso Radiator and Lamp 90.
Armnture winding. Magnetic. starter work
PAhMELEE. 2le ". san Aslonia.
Engineering, Drafting, Assay and
laboratory Equipment, Supplies
and Service.
VIZ CARRY g complete line Of drawing
materiala--surreyins Instruments eno
technical bo0l<a.
lnternatis nal Book & Stationery Co.
Engineering SpeciaIisis-mechanieal
Electrical, Civil, Mining and
Structural
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POWER plants. buildings T. machinery- .
and sewer GystsmH-
JrnnirEs Construction Eng Co = Paso I
EVERYTHING FOR THE ICE PLANT.T +
o. auiire nd rerlodaiins old plants.
b. T. Stcrenss sfe W Oreriand Sc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15
Soda Founiainl Drag and Cslisc-
6oneFy Fiztures

SODA FOUNTAIN. dru- and colsscgions-1
fixtures. latest design. 10th exposed ard
closed iar types rarElrE n lengt1 cf 6 8.
10. y. IS and % feet Can save y1u 90 20
20 percent. small cash payment dcU1. ca--
arcs easy payments. can include show
eases shelving. tables. chairl. ca-1c--tcr
On contract All fixtures Necessary 90 cpsl
up U-uE ard confectionery store. Fr1uQr
shipment write or wlrs f1- price lal1. 3
e. g. Commission Co. s11 Ly-tls. Agents
Grosuan Fcunrain CO.
ELECTRIC CARBONATOR-sd rafdu
capacity T. q. B. EI Paso. can ship &C.
day. Cash $780, terrs $50 The best
machine Tor an purposes VIII save v1l
5 per cents compare prices
INTERN BHOkEEAGE co.
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SioEaSe WaIsboursI


soods packed shipped os
stored. Denlsl Fu-n. 8 Ma. Eely. fh. ll-5
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15

Second Hand Clotkiar


EXCHANGE NEW FURSITURE
Fcr second had western Furniture
lls-i.l So. stanton s. Pm l4.4
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-15

p saIs o E1ehaags-KsaI E.l.l..
New-York tribune., 1918-12-22
Mae Murraym a High Glass
Sh0aU at L0etU Prices

on to the next theatre, where she had
10 DO the thing all over again, and then
again and again. And at last she cried
Enough"
And as we left the last theatre Miss
N' rray looked out of Tifany's window
at the bowling mob and said: ''See the
dear little things. want to give them
this basket or roses"
So she leaned out of the car and said.
Now. children, want you to have
these flowers, but there are enough for
all. SO act like little ladies and gen
tiemen and divide them up nicely"
"Yes, Miss Murray" they shouted
back.
And SO she handed out the roses.
And did they act like ladies and GEN
tiemen? Well, perhaps so; but when
we looked back Algernon had GLADYS
down on the sidewalk and was sitting
on her head, willis Cedric and Gwendo-
iyn demolished the basket.
And the next day we told Hevwood
broun about our experience, and he
said: why don't you write and call i
a nigh class show at Loew prices'?"
So we did.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-22

The Rialto will feature its Christmas
programme, beginning to-day, with
New-York tribune., 1918-12-22
" hen San, Meets Sam
ZONES the Tug Of Far

Motion Picture Editor New York
Tribune:
Much that MIR Rothapfel says re-
garding the credits that precede every
photoplay on the screen is true and
reflects the sound showmanship that
has made his name celebrated not ONLY
IN New York but all over the coun-
try as mastery presenter of the
enema. But there are some state
ments IN his letter with which l. as
one of the producers whom he criti-
cises, must take issue.
In the first place, he exaggerates
the number of feet of film and tine
taken up by informing the audience
of the names of the director, scenario
writer, camera man and so forth. Just
for curiosity | looked the matter up
and discovered that the average actual
footage so consumed is no more than
eighteen feet, the time about sixteen
seconds.
Furthermore, it seems to me that Mr..
Rothapfel does not take sufficiently
into consideration the difference be-
tween the cinema and the spoken
drama when he says that the audience
in Legitimate" theatre would never
tolerate having to listen to list of
names before the play begins. In 4
q or m az hNr <x,-
an elaborate and clearly printed pro
gramme-and plenty of light to read it
by. There it finds the names. no.
only of author, play and star, but also
the manager, the producer, the man
who designed the scenes and the man
who painted them, the costumer. th,'
wlg-maker and even the electrician
carpenter, property man and wardrob,
mistress.
Again, Mr. Rothapfel talks as though
the giving of credits on the screen act
ually held up the action of the plav.
This, obviously. is not the case. The
eighteen feet of what we call "pro
ducer's titles" come before even so
of the stars face is shown. Surely
the suspense in spoken play does not
begin before the curtain goes up or 4
word is uttered. Neither does it BEGIN
in enema play before the action
starts.
Furthermore, do not agree with Mr.
Rothapfel when he says the public is
not interested in the name of the
author, scenario writer or camera
man.
The majority of picture fans
throughout the United States are in
terested and do want to know And we
are making pictures for the United
States and not for New York
The producer does not do these
things without sound reason. rea-
son that has artistic as well as busi
ness values. SAMUEL GOLDFISH.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-22

Marguerite Clark in Little Miss
Hoover" screen adaptation of Maria
Thompson Daviess's book, "Thc Golden
Bird"
Little Miss Hoover" rcvolves about
the well intentioned efforts of little
society girl to help win the war by
corralling all the eggs she can lay hold
or. Eugene OBren, romantic hero ex-
traordinary of the films, plays opposite
Miss Clark. Adolph Bolm, of the
Metropolitan Opera Company, has
staged Christmas fantasy called
"Tabotiere," or "The Music Box" in
which two characters take part. 1t will
be presented with an appropriate mu-
steal and scenic setting.
Under the direction of Hugo Riesen-
field, the orchestra will be heard in
Ponchielli's spirited "Dance of the
Hours" from LA Gioconda," and later
in selections from "Going Up" by
Louis Ilirsch. The Rialto Male Quar-
tet will sing Gruber's "Holy Night.
Peaceful Night" and Arthur Depew
Will contribute as his organ solo the
Hallelujah Chorus from "The Messiah"
by Handel. The Rialto Animated Mag.
azlne will contain its usual varied ma
terial gathered from all corners of the
globe. In addition scenic study called
"Vacation Land" and a new Sunshine
comedy "a Son of a Hun" will be
offered
Geraldine Farrar, Americas star of
stars, in a powerful drama of the West
called "The He'll Cat,' will be Monday
and Tuesdays attraction at Loew's New
York Theatre and Roof.
The Christmas Day attraction will be
Constance Talmadge in "a Lady's
Name taken from Cyril Harcourt's
play of the same name
Other attractions scheduled for the
New-York tribune., 1918-12-22

Out in California they call the influ-
enza masks Chill Harts." The nick
name was given the masks by R. L.
Snowy" Baker, the Australian sports
man. The Aircraft star "reckoned he
didn't mind, if they prevented the flu"
New-York tribune., 1918-12-22

ing. Time and the brooding expert
ence Of growth We nodded sympa-
thotically to the Permanent Crouch.
But, 'How long does it take for his
torical perspective ?" the movie fan
was already eagerly demanding. Bobby
Harron nor Ray nor Washburn nor
Fairbanks nor, certainly not Jack
Pickford-you don't think they'll be
too old by then?
New-York tribune., 1918-12-22

week will be Peggy Hyland in "Caught
in the Act,' on Thursday; Mary Miles
Minter in "Wves and Other Wives"
and Juanita Hansen in "The Sea Flow
err" on Friday; Louise Huff in "The
Sea Waif," on Saturday, and Mary Alli-
son in "Her Inspiration" on Sunday.
"The Heart of Humanity" the largest
photoplay ever made by the Universal
company, which has spent fortune on
it's creation and promotion, will make
it's first public New York appearance at
the Broadway Theatre to-day. Dorothy
Phillips is the star.
'The Heart of Humanity" is an AL
len Holubar promotion. Mr. Holubar,
in addition to being the director, was
also part author.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-22
YeaU Films nt the
Theatres This Week

ALA Nazimova viii star on the
Christmas week programme at the
Rivoli Theatre, beginning to-day.
The production is eye for t,yc,' q
screen version of Henry Kisten-
maecker's drama entitled "L'Occident." D."
This is the first appearance of Nine.
Nazimova at the Rivoh. Nazimova, as
the central figure of the story of eye
for Eye" is cast as an Arab dancing
girl, Hassouna.
The story is laid in Morocco and
France. The screen production was
under the direction of Albert Capellani,
Of Metro.
The Yuletide spirit will be repre-
sented by pantomime written and ar
ranged by Hugo Riesenfeld, in which
five persons will take part. The choreo-
graphic features have been prepared by
Luigi Albertieri, head of the Alber-
teri Ballet School, and q unique stage
setting has been designed by Art Di-
rector Wenger.
The orchestra's principal number will
be the ballet from Goldmark's "Queen
of Sheba," Emo Rapee conducting. The
members Of the Rialto Male Quartet
will offer Ivor Novello's Christmas
carol "Noel,' sung before an atmos-
pheric setting. A particularly amusing
Mutt and jeff cartoon, "a Lot of Bull" :"
and the Rivoli animated pictorial will
complete the programme.
The Strand Theatre will present a
double feature holiday programme,
headed by D. W Grinith's latest pro-
duction, "The Greatest Thing in Life"
and Yuletide revue entitled "The Re
volt of the Toy Makers" Mr.. Griffith
has selected what he believes to be the
greatest thing for the majority of per-
sons as the foundation for a drama Of
fascinating variety and arresting
strength. He dips again into the fer
ment of the Western front for the
climax of his story. The cast includes
the regular Griffith players-Lilian
Gish, Robert Harron, Kate Bruce,
Adolphe Lestna and others. "The Re-
volt of the Toy Makers" is delightful
Yuletide revue in two scenes, written
by Mollie Tischner and staged by Ad
Nowberger A juvenile cast composed
OF twenty-seven children will enact the
various roles. The stage has been en-
larged for this production, which will
be presented with special incidental
m sic. Besides these features the Top
ical Revue and Allied War Review will
be offered, and the Strand Symphony
Orchestra will play "Christmas Morn
j. g." tone poem by Barrett Carl
Edouarde will conduct.
The Rialto will feature its Christmas
programme, beginning to-day, with
New-York tribune., 1918-12-22
Shado,cs on the Screen

Motion picture news weeklies appear
ing in all New York theatres next week
will carry "trailers" illustrative of Red
Cross activities and promoting the Red
Cross Christmas Roll Call. These
"trailers" will be on 85 feet of film
in each instance, and will be illustrated
from Biblical stories and pictures, Red
Cross posters and other art features.
The end Of the film carries the slogan,
"Join. All You Need Is a Heart and a
Dollar"
Out in California they call the infiu-
! enza masks Chill Harts." The nick
name was given the masks by R. L.
"Snowy" Baker, the Australian sports
man. The Aircraft star "reckoned he
didn't mind, if they prevented the flu"
Mahlon Hamilton will take the lead
ing part in Daddy Long-Legs," the new
photo play Mary Pickford is producing
at her Hollywood studio for release by
the First National Exhibitors Circuit.
Hamilton, who is leading man for
Kitty Gordon, has been loaned to Miss
Pickford for this picture by j. A. Berst,
president of the United Pictures Thea
tres of America. 1t is expected that
he will make an ideal Daddy Long Legs.
"The Honor System" a William Fox
picture dealing with prison reform,
| L 4 !
Gently seen by the King of Norway, the
Crown Prince and other Norwegian
notables, in the Circus Werdenstheater,
one of the principal playhouses in
Christiania. The film was used as a
text upon which Mr. Morgenstierne,
secretary Of the Norwegian Department
of Prisons, delivered an address urg-
ing reform Of Norwegian penal institu-
tions.
Viola Dana, Bert Lytell and Hale
Hamilton are the latest Metro stars to
reach the west coast for immediate
work on Metro All-Star Series produc-
tions in the company's new studios in
llOll WOUQ. w lOit CIc cAScPClOn VI lWO
other stars, yet to arrive, Metro has
now completed its removal from New
York to California, where the company,
together with Screen Classics, Inc, will
make all its future pictures.
An important change in motion pict-
ure executive circles is contained in
the announcement that Hiram Abrams,
vice president and managing director,
and B. P. Schulberg, vice managing di-
rector Of the Famous Players Lasky
Corporation, distributing Paramount
and Aircraft pictures, have resigned
from these Offices to form their own
producing and distributing company
Messrs. Abrams and Schulberg have
been closely identified with the former
company from it's inception.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1918-08-16
PROGRAM

We the Second Division of the
Fifth Sunday Meeting of the Null
berry Gap Baptist Association.
will meet with the Briar Creek
Baptist Church, Hancock County.
Tennessee, Aug. 30 and 81, 1918.
Introductory Sermon, Rev. 6.
w. Trent: Alternate. Rev. r. ID.
Greene.
Welcome Address. Rev. Sher-
man Mullens; Response. Rev.
Wiley Cook.
TOPICS
lst. What Is the Kingdom of
God sd how do we get into it?
Wiley Cook and G. w. Trent.
End. Does God require of a man
move than He gives him the
ability to do? H. L. Greene. and
G. w. Vaughn.
Bird. In the conversion of a sin
ner. which comes first, Repent
ance or FAITH Barnet Greene,
and Grant Mullens.
4th. Is Eternal Life an inher-
itance. P. 7. Livesay. and G.
w. Trent.
Query Box at viii Of the body.
Brethren whose names are not
On the program are Invited to be
present and take part in the dis
eussion.
Rev. G. w. Vaughn. Mod.
William Frazier. Secy.