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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28
PORTLAND MAN
GAINS 20 LBS.
Weighs more than he ever
did in his life since tax
ing Tanlac.

TO show you what Tanlac has done
for me. 7 gained twenty-five pounds
on five bottles and am now twelve
pounds heavier than ever was in my
life" said IL Harvey. who is employed
by the Grant, Smith-Porter Ship
Building Co, and lives at 40 Fifth
street Portland the other day
Tor four or five years he con-
stomach trouble that steadily got
worse IN spite OF all I could do. I
didn't relish my food. and what ate
would fermeut on my stomach and
bloat me up with gas, TIL I was mis-
cradle Tor Two OF three hours AFTER
wards The terrible misery In my
stomach would 90 clear through TO my
back and at times 7 would belch up
much OF what i had eaten. ] fell OF
from a hundred and siLty-eight 10 q
hundred and fifty-five pounds / felt
50 tired and worn out that II was all
7 could do 10 keep going and many a
time I felt Ike ! just couldn' {
hold ont another day. took all sorts
OF medicines. but nothing did me bit
CT good
taking Taulac and being helped BY II
Eot me a bottle 70 try, and il wasn't
long before I was feeling like a diff
ferent person 7 eat like a pig now
anything I want and nothing hurts
ne at all 7 never have any trouble
with gas OF those awful stomach
pains and I went I'D In weight TO a
hundred and eighty pounds. That old
worn out feeling Is all gone. I am
working hard every day and never
feel tired ike did before. Ny wife
was very much run down too. and
complained OF Indigestion and ner-
Tousuess- A few bottles Of Tanlac
soon Strengthened her out and now
she says that she feels as well as
ever" Taulac Is sold by Kelly &
Pollard Co. Inc. and Peoples Drug
-+0-a Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28

trinity, Ars- = l. Ballarls al5n-
Z land Park, Mrs J. c Ruby Asbury
I Mrs W. e. Carrie and East FL Paso,
/ Mrs. Ethel Atkinson.
Associated Bible Students.
Associated Bible students viii meet
in the county court room Sunday at
Pas p. m Subject OF the sermon will
/ be: The White, Red. Black and Pale
/ Horses OF Revelation" This service
viii be followed by Berean Bible
study.
Dr.. c. ". Mccall, OF Texarkana,
Texas, viii fill the pulpit at Central
Baptist church Sunday morning and
evening. Dr. Mccall IS one OF the
best preachers in Texas and those
who fan to hear him VIII miss a great
opportunity. The pulpit committee
has invited DR.. Mccall and Mrs. Nc
call TO visit the church with a view
20 their location here. 1t was thought
that DR.. Mccall would be a suitable
pastor for the church All the mem
bers OF the church, especially, are
urged TO be present at these services.
The special music for sunday morn
ing viii be as follows:
Anthem. Il Heard the Voice OF Je-
sus" (Lorenz). choir.
Solo. ''Harken Unto Ne" Frederick
Stevenson). Mrs. c. c. Ballard
For the evening service the music
viii be:
Anthem, Awakening Chorus ga
brieD, choir.
Gospel Solo. selected. Mrs. C. C.
Ballard.
First Baptist Church.
At the morning hour Dr. Harvey
Beauchamp OF Dallas. viii preach and
at the evening hour DR.. ". S. Wiley.
OF Muskogee, Okla, will occupy the
pulpit Dr.. Beauchamp and DR.. WI
ley are in FL Paso TO teach and TO
lecture from day to day. in the Bible
Training school TO be held each even
ing OF the coming week. They are
men Of marked ability as authorities
on sunday school work.
The pastor is anxious TO have his
members in large numbers attend the
training school The Central High
land Park and East FL PasO churches
have been invited TO join the First
Church in enjoying this training
school The Grand View and Alta
Vista missions viii also be repre-
sented- The usual meetings for the
week viii be omitted.
Grand View Baptist.
The Sunday school will observe
Rally day at p. m After a brief
lesson period, Rev. J. p. Daniel will
be in charge Of an interesting pro-
be enrolled at the Teachers Train
ing institute to be held throughout
the week at the First Baptist church
East Fl PasO Baptist.
Ut w =. Wiley viii occupy the
pulpit Sunday morning at II. At D.
m VIM P. Phillips Will speak These /
men are OF the faculty OF the Baptist
training school
There viii be no prayer meeting
nor teachers training class during the
week on account Of the training
school
Highland Park Baptist.
The Southwide Go 10 Sunday
School Day viii be observed by the
Highland Park Baptist church The
Sunday school viii render a special
program from 9-f5 to II a. m. in
which all OF the children viii partici-
pate
Miss A L Williams Of Birmingham.
Ala-s elementary worker OF the Sun
Gay school board Of the Southern Bap-
fist convention, will lecture at II a.
m on the elementary work IN the
Sunday school Miss Williams IS a
specialist Of rare ability.
Rev. Dr. Harvey Beauchamp Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28
CHURCHES ARE TO AID
N LIBERTY LOAN DRTV


Liberty loan committees in the re-
spective federal reserve districts have
just sent 10 ministers OF all churches.
some $4,000 in number. Information
concerning plans for the campaign.
and inviting the cooperation OF the
churches The head OF the second
district committee says no special ap-
peal was made 10 the ministers in
the first campaign, but that in the
second and third the record was both
an increasing and a highly creditable
one A second letter viii make sug-
Eestions for sermons and for chill
dren's services
From Washington there will be
sent, about September Is. a pamphlet
expressly prepared for ministers. Civ
ing material for sermons and ad-
dresses. II was found in former cam
paigns that this material was very
generally used A Liberty anthem
viii go also. and so viii a pantomime
for use in Sunday schools
The slogan for this fourth cam
paign Is An end to war once and for
ALL" and ministers are to be asked
TO stress the necessity for such form
OF peace settlement as viii give
largest freedom to work out destinies
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28
OHIOANs. GERMAN ANCESTRY.
ARE FOR VAR TO A FINISH

The Ohio conference OF the Evan
gelical association. at its annual ses-
sion Just held. put itself on record I'm
the strongest possible terms in favor
Of the following: The war to finish
on grounds laid down by president
Wilson, that its people support the
Liberty loan, Red Cross and similar
agencies: that the people as a whole
cease their frivolltv. and begin TO re-
alize that the nation is at war Snir-
itual apathy IS deplored along with
What these Christians charge as na-
donal apathy. and they call upon men
OF their own religious body and an
others TO take IN their duty 10 God
and America by frequentlng churches
n not 20 hear sermons at least to give
thanks for blessings enjoyed In >
free and prosperous land.
Members OF this EVANGELICAL associ-
alton are most numerous in Pennsyl-
vania. Ohio and Wisconsin. especially
IN the last named. and their ancestors
came from the Palatinate I'm Germany
They rejoice. they say. that their r.
ligious body. while composed OF Ger
mans in past generations. was found
ed by an American citizen They say
they have cause beyond almost any
other company OF people 10 rejoice in
democracy. and in their address they
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28
Sentence Sermons by Ell Paso Ministers

THESE the crucial which prove
as7ty faTighted and worthy to the religious leadership the
Rev Rufus C. Baker of Orchard M E. church
Don't be sour face growing pulling 9'nonious whining bottle Of
n 7 some people are 50 good they won't fight flies Don't
Learn how to be Straight shooting hard hitting , sg IaT9 P@
ing invincibe passstRev KncerBO Trinity
What the church doing for ur bOy7" warning Except
Canada have found great increase juvenile while the fathers and
the var began backed t6e Y NJ A in B1 @ C b b T~G y 55
g tHe boys to SWIM to pitch tents to make bam beds and sleep in
instrument reading recitation story, something
entertain me group One hundred and fifty credits are given for attend
C. H Antchelmore Of Atura Presbyterian church
religious duty Right government is essential for the peace
snt being tested in the cucb It your
lion of Highland PARK Baptish church
whatsoever man soweth that shall
the bssS crimes nat sb Commits fS @ 5 o. Snany AND
their SCIENTIST and religious teachers their unb the righteous
saith Farley Presbyterian
What's in nams2" folks Very especially
names are selected and used y inspired writer's The devil called Satan
Wicked One Tempter etc These writer's declare
speech inadequate being wonder Christ says
sTarn you whom y shan fsar Fear him. who alter is
Milo Atkinson, Of First Presbyterian
sided hopeless if victory desired
Therefore the fight between the Captain of Salvation,
offensive Th sword of the Spirit which the God"
sword mighty through God to demoihg
arch Cod and flight
wpon4It wittenit P OF
q Park
The work Of the Christian, whether
IS winning to Christ e that vneth souls To fit himself for this
glorious work he should effort
complete surrender the Holy Spirit indispensable
n BY sitting a the feet Of tho WHO 9 5 we 5y % @ tns 95 s
ing uusaved JesusRev Williams Baptist
In 1870 just before the outbreak Of the FncOPussn Henry Ward
Bh used this sentence
love justice much that insist that there shall be justice
classes whose almost
be disturbed; who wpng
who make warTh sentence
coined by Plymouth
Asbuy Methodist
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28

COUTHERN METHODIST leaders OF
- FL Paso. other places in West
Texas and OF New Mexico will meet
in Roswell, y. IL, October ? for the
New Mexico conference Of the aletho-
dist Church. South
During the four year period Of the
present presiding elder. the district
has had over 1000 accessions to the
church, built four parsonages besides
the new Asbury church and parson-
age, paid off the Indebtedness on Il
parsonages and churches and IN
creased The salaries o. pastors nearly
20 percent, local leaders report IN
spite OF the drouth which has af-
fected more than half the district. the
pastors viii have splendid reports 10
make Especially is this true OF the
IL Paso churches.
The delegation =iu leave Monday
and Tuesday and viii be IN Roswell
until October z, the appointments be-
ing read on Sunday night, October s.
II Is expected that most OF the FL
Paso pastors viii be returned TO their
charges except in the case Of the pre-
siding elder. Rev. II. II. Smith, who
viii be automatically removed by the
time limit, having served out his four
years Much interest Is felt in the
question OF who VIII be the new pre-
siding elder and where he viii be
placed.
FL Paso Delegation.
Members and delegates from FL
Paso viii include:
Rev. Hubert n Smith. presiding ell
der. FL Paso district
Rev. p. r Knickerbocker, Trinity
Rev. G K. Campbell, Asbury.
Rev. J. 7. Lane. East FL PasO.
Rev. A. 3. Weaver, 7. II. G. A
Rev. u. =. Bond. Highland Park.
Rev. George SOuthweH, Highland
Rev. X. D. Duncan
Day delegates
L J Ayers, J. H Henderson and Y.
z. Care.
out Of Town Members.
out Of town members Of FL Paso
district include;
Rev. J. J. Golden. Alamogordo. n. II.
Rev. J. 3. Bell. Demiug, n. u.
Rev. Fred Francis, Hachita, n. n.
Rev. T. Z, Lallance, Las Cruces,
Rev ". H vanderpool. TularOsa,
Rev. J. E. Fuller. Lordsburg. n. N
Rev. r L. Ferguson. Santa Rita,
Rev. J. H. Nesser. Alpine. Texas.
Rev 81 o. Williams. Buena Vista,
n Il
Rev. P. c. Christensen. Clint
Key. q b BrooEsr Fort DAVIS
Rev. ]. ". Campbell, Fort Stock
ton
Rev D. 1IcCuue. Maria
Rev A. c. Douglas. Marathon
Rev. W S Nugget. Sierra Blanca.
Rev T. 3. Faust, Van Horn
Lay delegates
7. J. Graham. Las Cruces, y. NJ;
Col = s Naught and DR.. p. II
Steed, DemfnE. n n
Womem's Meeting.
The Woman's Missionary society. IN
session al the same time. viii be pre-
sided over BY Mrs. 7 J. Ayres, Fl Paso.
DELEGATES from here include
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28
TO ATTEMPT SALVATION
OF THE WAR WORKERS

II Is not definitely settled as vet.
but Il is said by those who favor the
larger course that Protestant bodies
are certain TO enter upon a $4,000. 900
plan Of work in milltarized commuuf-
ties For fortnight Protestant lead
ers have been conferring. a small eie-
ment desiring a survey Of conditions.
costing $4,000 10 $4,000. What an
pears TO be the stronger partv de-
clares secretaries desks are already
Iil-ed with surveys. and that the thing
70 do Is to get to work Bodies lead
ing IN the plans include all OF the
southern ones. Presbyterians. Ban
lists Congregationalists 8Iethodfsts.
Episcopalians and Disciples, and most
or the others, numbering more than
70 In all. are committed TO the plan.
The people who VIII determine II are
the war commissions and others
named by the home missions council.
The work IS to be evangelistic and
social among militarized communities
people who make powder. those who
are getting out logs with which ships
are built. miners OF iron out OF which
steel is made new and vast growth
claimed not to be reached BY the Y.
" @ A The plan contemplates com
mon action which Is TO follow azree-
meuts as 10 who shall act in specified
0mmunities-a real exhibition OF
'@urch unity. Buildings best adapted
for uses 10 which they are TO be put.
the keeping Of buildings open all OF
the time, and the absolute prevention
OF overlapping and overiooling-
are the things aimed at
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28
10 HOLD UNION SERVICES

IN WINTER TO sAN r LUAL1
A common effort is being made by
official Protestant bodies. almost all
OF them Joining. 70 bring about union
services in churches in small towns.
and to induce CONGREGATIONS owning
large auditoriums in principal cities
20 refrain from using them when cold
weather sets In The agitation is
brought on at this time to decrease
the coal order and relieve the pres
sure upon coal dealers.
It Is pointed out that union services
In country districts. entered into last
winter. have proved beneficial in
their effects in all instances People
become acquainted. religion was
helped. not injured. the social life was
promoted, and money was saved The
most active bodies in behalf OF this
reform at this time are the COngre-
gational, the Methodist and the Pres
byterian, but most OF the other bodies
have taken action. and have author
lied officials to confer with congre-
cations
A further reform that is being urged
by Methodist officials in eastern con-
ferences is the use OF churches on
different hours From Massachusetts,
Ohio and Iowa came reports OF meet
mss OF Officers. and definite arrange
ments both for union services, and
services at 9 and 10 o'clock as " ell as
at IL Even the afternoon service -
% be revived in some towns
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28
LEMON JUICE
TAKES OFF TAN
Girlsl Make bleaching lotion
if skin IS sunbumed,
tanned or freckled

Squeeze the Juice OF two lemons
into a bottle containing three ounces
Of Orchard White, shake well. and
you have q quarter pint OF the best
freckle. sunburn and tan lotion. and
complexion beautiner. at very. very
small cost
Your grocer has the lemons and any
drug store or toilet counter viii sup
ply three Ounces Of Orchard White for
q few cents Massage this sWeetly
fragrant lotion into the face. neck,
arms and hands each day and see how
freczles. sunburn, windburn and tan
dlsa ppear and how clear. soft and
white the skin becomes. Eesl II Is
harrniess-AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28

Kneeling hymn, BE With All Our
Dear Ones"
Twofold Amen.
Recessional hymn. $50
st. PnuI's Evangelical Lutheran.
Eighteenth Sunday after Trinity;
morning worship with sermon by the
Lutheran camp pastor, Rev. DR.. Har-
Vey S. Lawrence, at II o'clock. Luther
League meeting at 6-f5. The subject
is. The Bible the Word OF God"
George i. Mahnke viii lead Vesper
service with sermon by Rev. Freder-
lex 1Iuerdter at s o'clock
First II. z. Church.
DR.. ]. W. COuntermine, head re-
ligious worker OF the y. n c. A army
camps in this district, viii preach at
II a. m, and there viii be special
music for the occasion.
At S o'clock Rev. Rufus g. Baker,
pastor OF Orchard Park NJ F. church,
viii preach as well as make the re-
port for the annual conference meet
ing just closed at santa Fe-
Trinity VI. =. Church. south.
At 10:45 a. m, Rev. Mr.. knickerbocker
viii preach a baccalaureate sermon
for graduates Of the sunday school
Subject. "AI Things Are Yours" At
VIII meet and at 8 D. m VIII be the
soldiers fellowship hour. At p. m
is the great peoples service This is
Rev. Mr.. knickerbockers last sermon
before going TO conference II viii
be a patriotic service, boosting the
fourth Liberty Loan Theme, God
Laughs at Germany" Special text.
He That Stitch in Heaven Shall
Laugh. I VIII Mock When Your Fear
COmeth." Is il wrong TO hate Ger
mans. Part OF the service viii be
memorial for William Sharp. IT., who
recently died from a gas attack in
France. William Sharp, ST.. has been
a member OF Trinity church for p
Special music for morning service;
Anthem, Ny Faith Looks Up TO
Thee (Schnecker).
solo fselected). n H Barrough-
Special music for evening hour:
Anthem. The Shadow OF the Even
ing Hour" (Natthews)-
Gospel solo by AIRS. r c. Nall
Highland Park Church. South.
The last services before confer
ence will be held sunday as follows:
Preaching, II a. m and $50 p. N.
by the pastor MldWeek Prayer and
Praise Service Thursday at 1880 p. m,
Miss Nary Nations. leader
The pastor goes to conference Mon
day and VIII be absent over Sunday
September %.
Orehzrd Park Methodist Church.
Christian Conservation" Will be
the theme from which the pastor.
Rev. Rufus c. Baker, viii preach at
the Orchard Park Methodist church
Sunday at II a. m Sunday marks
the beginning OF a new year for the
present pastor in the Orchard Park
church. The Sunday school viii meet
at 10 a. m. under the direction OF su-
perintendent VIII J. Meredith
Asbury Methodist Church.
Next Sabbath viii be the closing
Sunday OF the conference year 1917
rs at the Asbury Methodist church.
The pastor. Rev. c. X. Campbell. Will
close the third year OF his ministry
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28
SCRIPTURE.



DUT whose hath this worlds good,
D and seeth his brother have need,
and shutteth up his bowels Of com
passion from him. how dwelleth the
love OF God in him7
Ny little children. let rs not love IN
word. neither IN tongue; but IN deed
and IN truth
And hereby We know that We are
OF the truth, and shall assure our
hearts before him
For II our heart condemn uE God =
greater than our heart. and knoweth
all things.
Beloved. II our heart condemn US
not. then we have confidenca toward
God
And whatever we ask. We receive
Of him. because we keep his com
nanduents. and do those things that
are pleasing in his sight
And this is his commandment That
we should believe on the name CT MS
Son Jesus Christ. and love one an
other as he gave Us commandment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28

more, are & -ibed in the scriptures
TO show the -sonality Of Cod
Prayer Reaches Mind and VIII Of God,
PRAYER is a force that reaches the
mind Of God and calls for his consld-
Grafton of the thing requested he
would not invite men to pray and then
refuse TO consider their requests IL
moves upon his will and brings a de-
cisiou as to whether or not IL viii be
the wisest and best thing to answer
that prayer. Since Jesus, through
whom we pray was a man OF like
passions as we are, he understands
our viewpoint and presents the mat
ter TO his father for US
When Ought Men to Pray.
Jesus said. Men ought always TO
pray, and not to faint" Abraham
prayed when Lot was about TO lose
all ne had in the wicked city OF
Sodom. and God never quit giving
until Abraham quit asking
Noses prayed at Sinai when God
told him he would blot out Israel and
make a great nation out Of his seed.
God changed his plans. Hezekiah
prayed when the prophet came and
told him he was TO die God heard
and added Is years TO his life
Pray. then when calamity impends.
Pray. then, in sorrow Pray when
wrestling with temptation and sin.
Pray when doubts arise Pray in the
hour OF terror as Jacob did at lab
book.
sweet hour OF prayer, sweet hour OF
prayer,
That calls me from a world OF care,
And bids me at my Fathers throne,
Make all ma wants and wishes known
In seasons Of distress and grief
Ny soul has often found relief
And oft escaped the tempter's snare
BY thy return, sweet hour Of prayer"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28

there The theme Of his morning
sermon Will be, The Years Crown Of
Goodness"
At the evening service at 7:30 the
service flag Of the church viii be
dedicated. The subject Of the pastors
sermon Will be- The Christian Pa
trioL" Mrs. a. A. LaWler viii sing
solo. A mixed quartet VIII render
-Tenting Tonight on the Old Camp
Ground The service flag. with 80
stars. two Of which are gold, VIII be
unveiled by two young women Of the
congregation while the Star Spangled
Banner is sung
Westminster Presbyterian Church.
Rev. Watson n Farley. the pas
tor. viii preach in the morning at IL
and at S o'clock in the evening. A
Sunday school rally IS now on and
coined The Christian EndeavOr
meets at $50, followed by a social
AItura Presbyterian
The Church in the New Era" viii
be the theme Of the discourse by Rev.
In the evening az 1-45 the subject
viii be. Christ Healing the De-
moniac Boy"
The prayer meeting Wednesday
evening from $50 to $50 viii have
for its subject. "Abrau Leaving
Home" Gen. 1919.
First Presbyterian Church
Sunday viii be a big day with the
Presbyterians. The day starts off
with the annual rally at 9-29 a. m.
The Stainless Flag" a patriotic pag-
cant, viii be presented The second
visit Of Uncle sam on the good ship,
Salvation" The school officials are
pulling for 929 to be present
Following this service communion
viii be held and new members re-
ceived- A number OF infants viii be
baptized and several people VIII unite
with the church. taking advantage Of
Rev. 1lr. Overstreet's last Sunday In
this pastorate.
The Christian Endeavor viii hold
the usual interesting service. fol-
lowed by the Friendly Hour for SOL
diers and civilians.
The evening service At s o'clock
viii be full Of interest not only TO the
church members but 20 the public
generally. The choir and chorus viii
present a special musical service
James Graham McNary. just back
from France. Will speak on war work
Of the y. NJ C. A. and his observa-
lions at the battlefront. Rev. Mr.. over
street viii follow with an address in
the nature OF a fitting farewell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28

Dallas. Texas, another specialist Of
the same board, will occupy the pull
pit at p m Junior and senior
unions Will meet at D. m.
The church viii participate IN the
training school to be held at the
First Baptist church next week
First Christian Church.
Modern Jonahs; Getting Away
From Cod" is the subject of the sun
day night sermon. The base hospital
quartet viii furnish two numbers.
also a tenor solo. This in addition 10
the chorus Choir Will provide a de-
lightful musical program for this
o'clock Bible school at 9:4O a. m,
followed at 1875 by the preaching
and communion service Sermon sub
ject. Resisting the Devil" Young
Peoples prayer meeting 6;45 p. m
Topic. Lessons From Favorite
Hymns"
st. Clements Episcopal Church.
Officers Of the church are:
Rev. Fuller Swift. rector; Rev.
George Daland. curate-Organist and
B. II. G. Williams, deacon.
Services on Sunday, the feast OF St
Michael and all angels viii be IS
follows: Holy communion. 1880 a
m; church school. $50 a. m: morn
ing prayer and sermon, II a. N.
The order OF the II o'clock service
follows:
organ Prelude. Angels. Ever
Bright and Fair Handel
Professional hymn, 10.
The Star Spangled Banner.
Nenite in a, Bacon
Te Deum in D. Vogrich.
Benedictus in T flat.
Hymn III
Sermon.
DoLOlogy.
Offertory anthem. "Hark, Hark. Ny
Soul" Shelley.
Presentation OF the aims. chant.
National hymn