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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-25

At the Asbury Methodist church
the general topic for the day Is
Holiness" In the morning the SER
mon viii be on Holiness Prospec-
tive and IN the evening Holiness
Realised" IN the morning Mrs. Mar
Down" By John Muir and the usual
half hour Of song VIII be given IN
the evening, including special music,
At Highland Park Methodist church
the following VIII be the program
for the morning service. II. v0lun-
tary, Mrs. s.. r. Burton, hymn, NO. %;
Apostles Creed in unison; prayer,
followed 1y Lords PRAYER in unison:
hymn. No. 155; scripture lesson,
Isaiah, 53rd chapter. ! Peter, first
chapter; announcements and offer
tory; hymn NO. lS3; sermon, text. I
Peter 81; prayer hymn, No 1850;
benediction.
The night service VIII commence
with EDwofth league BY Mrs. J. p
Burton. after which Rev C. 4 Camp
At the morning worship at the
First Presbyterian church at IL
o'clock the pastor. Dr.. FLOYD Poe, win
preach sermon on The Iireless
TrudEe.H Special music VIII be the
anthem. mot Unto Us o Lord" by
Seymour smith, and the duet, "WiiI
You Corr by Ravens, sung By ?. e.
Billings and Mrs A. h Goldstein- In
the evening at ESQ Dr. Poe VIII
preach the third and last sermon Of
The Mob" series on The cure FOR
the Mob" This win include the ideas
Of many OF the employers in II Paso
as TO what conditions they think
would prevent the mob spirit. The
music viii be the anthem. Blessed
Are the 1Ierciful," by lilies. and the
With God" By Johnson sung by J.
Frank cheek
At the Westminster Presbyterian
church Rev watson n Farley viii
preach at the morning and evening
service. A collection viii be taken
for the War-stricken churches OF
France and Belgium The quartet
viii sing as an anthem. God Is
Spirit" BY Bennett Ar. Andrews and
Mrs Christie viii sing duet The
Lord Is Ny Light" By Dudley Buck
BON the intermediate and senior
THE Younger Son Coming Home"
VIII be the theme Of the discourse by
Rev c. a. 1Iitchelmore. at the Al
tura Presbyterian church, sunday
morning IN the evening the subject
VIII b Saved for Service"
Reformation services VIII be held
sunday at St Pauls Lutheran church
Text Heb. 10Th and z5rds Let Us
Hold Fast the Profession Of Our
T aa4A-ll Is -AlAl AA l-lr =ANlaAAaa
Creed, IN the Nicene Creed and in
tire Augsburg confession These
services VIII be continued until after
LHfher birthday, November 10.
At the morning service at the First
CongreE ationaI church the sermon
VIII be By Rev. Kelly O'NeaL The
evening service viii be omitted on
account Of the absence Of Rev.
Dwight Bradley, pastor. who Is at
tending the national Congregation
council at Grand Rapids Mich.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-25

4 MEXICAN Catholics do not look for
n the naming Of another American
cardinal At the forthcoming consist
Org, and are making no desire 60 that
end known 70 the holy see, 50 far as
can be learned The feeling obtains
that things may be left as they are
80 long as cardinal Gibbons OF Balti-
more lives II any should be named
In the Immediate future they expect
It win be archbishop Neudeiin, Of
Chicago. IN part because OF thu per-
sonallty OF the man, and IN part for
American considerations o. geography
and Catholic population
Catholics say they feel 70 70 be
their part at this time 70 bring larger
support 10 the pope and his vast mis-
sionarv efforts, since Europe IS IN
able TO help, rather than 70 ask for
additional honors IN the sacred col
lege.
ttuda toward a possible world con-
ference on faith and order. u such
ever be held IA attempts to bring
about unity. IL is known that zecre-
tary Gardiner OF the Episcopal con-
mission Is particularly grati1le1 over
the tone OF the correspondence he has
had with the vatican. others IKE
him. Ia position 70 know say the
church has gone as far as they eN-
nscted Il to go. and that a few years
later q VIII take another step "a the
same direction. The action Of Pro-
|testants in receiving cardinal Aerclr
into their clergy clubs IN different
cities. and honorlng him, has had
marked effect upon Rome q is
known. The cardinal has minated
that he VIII personally lay bis i'm
rresslons before pope Benedict XIV
al his earliest opportunity.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-25
War Brings About Great Changes
In Churches; Democracy Is Taking
The Place Of OEgarchy In Religion

MO single enterprise IN which Ameri-
IN can people engage was more
striHihgly affected By the war. and
by the worlds experiences since the
war supposedly ended. than the
churches. Protestant. Catholic and
Jew. IN these churches certain peo-
pie make special studies OF various
phases Some men specialize on unity,
others on official management and
church laws. sim others on money.
and a comparative fsw strive for eff
cheney. Inquiry among these different
leaders brings into view a composite
picture that Is startling. An authority
who mas worked for church unity for
y years past and is In touch with
every religious body here and abroad
.'The experiences OF the Episcopal
church, as leader for church unity,
shown during the past year il prep
arations made for the convention now
in session in Detroit. and the conren-
ton itself. prove that the same un-
rest that obtains IN industrial affairs
obtains also in the churches The
Episcopal church strives for union
and is itself dangerously near SPLIT
ting into two parts. Neither party
VIII give way There is fight in both.
And IL extends to the other protestant
bodies. The kind words uttered by
the vatican, offering 20 pray while
protestants confer, IS almost the only
words heard.
Fear Effects OF Uniou.
The moment any real step is taken
by anybody signifying any conces-
si0ns at all, troubles confront No
body believes for a moment that or
ganic union is so much as IN the
ofnng. have labored for years. With
the foremost men in all principal bod
les and not one inch OF progress has
been made. chaos and worse reigns.
believe that unions would split al
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-25
% " - o. Ea1th AgaiM2


greatest philosophers OF tle past
Wordsworth. Browning. Emerson.
Rcssetti. LougfellcW. walt Whitman
and many others Of our resent poets
believed IN reinearnalion as the most
reasonable and Satisfying answer 10
the otherwise seeming in1ustices OF
life. But 20 live many times as
similatinE the lessons learned or ez-
periences gained in each lie and
transforming them into powers 70 be
used iu the next make OF life e
vastly different matter. Relncarua-
ton, however must never Be con
fused with "lransmigratiOn.' the Lat-
Ter teaching that the souls OF men
are reborn "a animals which Is an
utter iupossihllty.
Chrssffsns Taught ReIncarnnfion.
Eelncarnati0n was taught by the
early fathers Of the Christian church,
especially by Clemens OF Alexandria.
the fathers upon whose lnterrreta-
ticn Of the Holy Scriptures liberal
Christianity IS based. but was con
dcmned az the second council OF
Constanti- s7ple n the sixth century,
about 5it A. o.. since which tine u
has been held On allegiance.
Rolucarnatiou teaches that While
there is no difference IN the souls Of
men 1a al are from God and made
in his spiritual Image and though
being equal Ga nature they are not
equal IN their mental. moral and
spiritual Qrmenr-
ITS teachings explain why there are
the strong or weak. vel or sick. rich
or poor Intelligent or lgnorant. wise
or foolish. criminal OF non criminal.
good OF bad. for manv LOOKING hack
over tneir present life can find nc
frst reason fcr these conditions. for
these inenu7 itles. which are not sur
fare conditions.
But 10 the believer "a reincarna-
tion lie has CHANGED from 8 universe
BE does not understand 20 a rational.
irst law in an worids-tor the worlds
We live in are several ard he goes
on his way refricinr for tine o. ln-
oefinlta thu end perfection for AL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-25

most every religious body into rag
mentsa
The same authority alleged this dis
ruptiun OF unity visions 20 be due 70
war effects; the same that bring on
industrial unrest. A well known au-
thority on canon law. speaking OF an
other war effect on churches. says
Led by DR.. s. Earl Taylor Of the
Methodist church. unofficial action as
opposed to official law. gor such
boost from the war spirit as has re-
suited IN several bodies IN a com pl-ele
reversal OF authority There would
never have been 6 Methodist centeu-
airy, and S116,Q00,00 given. II official
action had been waited for. Those
who projected the centenary put up
such a big proposition that the bish-
OPS simply had 20 get aboard OF IT,
byterian and the Episcopal churches.
Unofficial people took the reins. The
big programs OF the churches OF to-
day are due almost wholly to this
move Where Il is 10 extend 70 no
body can tel II It had come earlier
perhaps divisions now world wide and
world deep would have been prevent
ed Authority is IN the discard. at
least among pFotestauts- These not
in authority put up the plans, and
the officials get aboard They have
to. It Is e queer turn about OF az
fairs. and due In great part to exig-
encies Of the war"
one OF she men who ventured the
first biz money campaign. and Won
out with il, speaking Of money rails
Ing, nov the fashion IN all churches,
Protestant, Catholic and Jew, says;
Give As Never Before.
1--WE learned one thing from the
7. II C. A. and found out one thing
ourselves The campaign plan was the
Y's. and we learned on our own &C
count that man OF woman, keyed up
TO the tune Of $1,000 OF $1,000 gift,
would quite willingly make it for
three OF five years, If asked 70 do so.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-25

ignition Of truth. This religious
movement VIII be a triumphant pro-
gress OF reason.
Further, the coming revival VIII
have as much 10 90 with this world
as with the next world. 1t win con-
Germ Itself. not alone with the saliva
ton OF the soul. but also with the
great questions that are aEitatiug all
the world today. The relation OF
capital and labor the general condi-
lions Of life. the redemption OF the
world al large. Thus the coming re-
vival viii deal with the. individual on
moral and spiritual grounds, with the
community FOR the wen being Of each
individual and OF all collectively, with
Lha natlon. that The .rIEhlaolsnesa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-25
sUNDaY SCHOOL sPECIALIsTs
Plan THEIR TRIP TO TOE

Promoters OF the great sunday
school workers meeting that -
planned 20 meet fl Toxic announces
that the thousand or more specialists
who make the journey are % Be IN
divlduauy entertained IN japanese
homes during their stay Lnal u.
they are not merely 20 be accorded
receptions. but are 20 be taken IN 20
eat and 70 sleep japanese me pro-
rnotars state that the beds are on the
floor that the pillow can be sottensa
81 hard BY clever use o. steamer rug.
and that At meals Americans VIII not
be compelled 20 eat with chop sticks
The same promoters state that TINS
Toxic meeting VIII push work IN be-
half OF children Of Europe. whose
vision Of the world. since an tnal
many OF them know OF the world ls
war and he'll. must needs be elanse1
If the Europe OF the immediate future
Is TO be saved american sunday
school workers are saying that the
supreme task OF the moment Is the
right education OF children OF war
stricken Europe. Germany and AUS
tria lncluded. They 60 50 Tar as 20
say that 81 the war spirit is 70 be
ended ft Is with the children mat
start must be made Sunday schools
OF all the war countries are broken
Up. and they az least must be remade
and equipped
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-25


TIE belief that man lives many lives
1 in his evolution from the ele-
mental essence. through the mineral
vegetable and animal Kingdoms 20
that OF pure spirit IS slowly but
surely gaining ground in the vest
srn world
las ye SOW. so shall sc reap" was
spoken by the Christ when upon
earth. What then Is more appealing
to the common sense or the reason
ing powers OF man than that the
fIuits OF the sowing shall be reaped
on the field. where that sowing was
done2 What more natural and salts
fying to the just man than the belief
that We alone. are responsible Tor
all which comes 20 use
Man Is not 10th TO accept the sug-
sestion that he deserves Il when
happiness IS his, but is he ready TO
believe when he suffers that Il Is
also because he deserves it2 No. BE
has been taught that Whom God
loveth Re chasteneth." and he bows
In mute and often, despair q soul
Belief o. Ancienta.
In the ancient religion q Egypt
the life OF man. on earth. "a other
worlds. in the heavenly region. and
his coming back again to this world
was tracted in the minutesI details.
in Chaldea and Assyria. IN China and
India the doctrine OF reincarnatlon
vas taught 10000 years before the
Christian era
Joseuhus. the great historian Of
the Hebrews, declared that every
soul that had not reached perfection
had 20 return 20 earth. Christ re-
minded His disciples that John the
BAPTIST and Elijah come again.
Orfgen, the greatest and most learned
o. the teachers OF Christian antiquity
declared that every soul received a
body according 70 Its deserts and its
former actions.
PythaEoras. Plato. Virgil. Ovid the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-25

which eIaiteth a nation shall be the
leading feature in all international
affairs, both political and CONNER
ciaL
The coming revival win be. I think
the most practical that has ever taken
by theology. by logic, BY learning,
by ritual or even By preaching,
though ali these Will have their place
and do their part, but 10 VIII. most
Of all. be distinguished BY a reduc-
tion 10 practice OF Christ's law OF
life. For this kind OF revival we most
earnestly plead in the words Of the
text. VIII Thou not revive Us
again. that Thy people may rejoice
in Thee
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-25
EASTERN CLUTCHES ORGANIZE
go Leila aTEHNLILE-

Al creek letter fraternity. Chi Delta
Delta Phi, modelled on the precise
forms OF college fraternitles with
similar names. has found marked
favor In churches Of the east 1nd
those o. the west 70 some extent
Membership g open 20 young men
who are not able 70 80 20 college
Chapter houses are appearing. con
sisting OF closed rooms IN cnurcn
houses. ard there Is the sane devel-
oument OF young men, the sane Eplrlls
and the same secrecy that OBTAINS
among college men o. the exclusive
frats-
The underlying principle q the chi
Delts IS Christian service. There are
i've degrees. none Of which can be
attained save BY doing things FOR
others, not Just talking about doing
them Hard examinations have to De
passed. and careful records Of WORK
are said to be kept Reports show
a wonderful vitality &c the chapters,
and an extraorilnary amout OF things
done. The liuit OF age ls made the
college one strong chapters eNia-
in New YORK. Newark. Boston ana
some middle west cities.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-25

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-25

Ny son. II thou wit receive ny
words. and hide ny commandments
with thee;
So that thou Incline thine ear unto
wisdom and apply thina heart TO IN
derstandings
Yea. II thou crisst after knowledge,
and liftest Up thy volcs for under
standing
II thou seekest her as silver, and
.searchest for her as for hid treasures.
Then shalt thou understand the fear
OF the Lord, and find the knowledge
Of God.
For the Lord giveth wisdomi out
OF his mouth cometh knowledge and
understanding.
He layeth up sound wisdom for the
righteous; he IS a brckler 20 them
that walk uprightly.
He Eeepeth the paths OF judgment
and preserTeth tie way OF his saints
Then shalt thou understand right
cousness, and Judgment and equity
yea, every good path
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-25
PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN PLAN
TO CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY

u -Aalal-.AI M-H aA-I-aA = -A-NNlaANAN
Presbytsrian women ars preparing
70 celebrate the end OF 60 years OF
foreign mission work through t1eir
particular society The annivelaarT
comes next spring but its c8lebr1-
tlon. or preparations for t. began
a year ago. The two features o. t1a
celebration are the enrolment o.
1000 900 women % pray Tor the sue
cess Of foreign Missions and TIE Sc
curing Of 100000 over and beyond
those gifts made year after year. 4ls
first year. which has 1ust reported.
shows that many Dres1gterles have
already passed their goal Eapec-ally
successful are the women q rne er-
irene northwest, with Seattle IN tne
rhis 100000 is 70 b known e. q
golden anniversary gifLs and = net
unlike the T7omau1' trleunial Offering
Of Episcopal women and the gan1e pur-
pose. It e expected that Frssbyteriau
women wiz hold q great SERVES ana
present the money Episcopal women
Rave Just put On the plate Al Detr1lt
1852 600. q gain Of more than 100000
over the sun presented three years
ago. The plate IN question u grea1
gold one given american women ~
women Of Engla1ds ana &c lno lcrv-
Ice Of presentation 80 heavy j. TIE
money. much q j. gold. that hired
laborers have 70 BE- brought INTO tne
chancsl during the service 20 hep ne
minister's 70 carry the pla-e % t-e
altar.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-25
SALVATION ARMY PROPOSED
TO DOUBLE WORK IN AMERIl

TO DOL BILE ~ jim ~ Aa-----.N'--
A thousand salvation Army leaders
have Just met and decided upon such
army advance as America has never
known. The advance IS TO be started
Immediately. Commander Booth IS 20
start at once for the var fields or
Trance. and for conferences with Ger
man authorities lu Cohlentz- Her alb
.senca VIII not hinder developments Il
the new plans, which call Tor 100
percent growth The lines Of effort
are old ones. and include twice as
many army officers as have ever oeel
~ work. double the number OF local
Officers. the same IN children with
whom the army comes IN contact and
of course Ia number Of Christian con
verts-
The army also determined 70 es-
tahlish 90 new social RELIEF centsrs,
such as hotels for the down and never
out people, prison homes and cnil-
dren's hospitals Il VII also ain 70
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-25

IN GONE parts Of Afrlca E nan
doesn't know his vie untI a1ter he
Hzs married her said M Ga11 1-
she looked I'D from tho neEaraper
she Was reading.
aHuhf7 renHsd lTr. Gabh. way
mention africa especially ---1inein-
ratf Enulrer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-25
MAJ. AXIOM AND Mr.. TAFT
TO ADDRESS CHURCH COUNCIL

aIaL John T. Azton. wen rsmem-
bered here as an army chaplain IN
the prs-war days. is to deliver one
Of the principal addresses today at
the council Of Congreg ational church
es now in session az Grand Rapids.
Mich Former president Taft Is also
70 speak MAI AXton has been, and
still IS. stationed AZ the port OF en-
barza ton. Hobokeu, \. J.. in charge
Of all welfare organizations.
TO HOLD ETANGELISTIC MEETING.
The Church OF Christ. Montana and
Raynor streets. viii begin a series OF
meetings. sunday, October &c. al II
e. m. % continue two weeks. Lee p.
Mansfield Of Waco. Texas. a noted
evangelist has been engaged 10 con-
duet the meeting, Mr. Mansfield is
considered one Of the best Bible schol-
ar5 In Texas. and being an able speak
or, much success IS expected
A good song leader has been en-
gagged who VIII have charge OF the
song serTicea-
Gun RepnlrinE-tn4 n. oregon.
Allen Arms Co. Ph. 65s.-AdV.
ourtiss 3 Co. buy Liberty Bonds
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-25

UotIce-Dr- ). A. Pickett. Residence
Phi. SO. omitted from July directory
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-25

Rev. John p Jackson. pastor OF
Second Baptist church viii preach
Sunday morning at II o'clock on The
Great Need Of Spiritual vision"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-25
AMERICAN CATHOLICS EXPECT
N0M0RE GARDINAL5AT PRESENT
Feel it Their Duty to Support the Pope in His Mission
airy Efforts and Not to ask Additional HonOrs
From the Sacred College; PrOtestants Pleased
With Attitude Of Church Toward Union.

enter within the year $50 new towns
and there establish army posts one
aim OF the visit OF commander Booth
TO Europe at this time 81 to zee
whether the army Is needed for furtfi-
er work there. Another IS 20 confer
il London with the army 1dmlrlgtrl-
ton OF all countries. A Few eruV
butts ara stiu IN service IN France
and IS officers are vita the Amsricau
boys on the Rhine.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-25
FL PAS0 MINISTERS CONTINUE
SPECIAL SUNDAY NIGHT SERVICES

Rev. P R. Knickerboeker VIII Answer the Question
"Can Lawyer be Saved?" Baptist Ministers to
Speak on Sin; First Presbyterian and First MethO-
dist Pastors Continue Series Of Sermons.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-25

The coming revival VIII De an IN
teIIectual movement There VIII be,
Is before, an awakening Of the mind
an opening OF the eyes. a turning from
darkness TO light, and in I'll propapll-
ity many Of the cults that have seemed
10 prosper and grow, VIII be lost IN
the great movement towards Christ
Tn the coming revival men wa pc
brought TO God. not by craven fear.
not by coercion OF any kind. but by
conviction, By persuasion, By A rec
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-25

Texts Psalm -, verse 6. -TrIIt
Thou not revive Us nEaini that Thy
people my rejoice in Theef
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-25

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-25

Gun Repnirinx-tn4 n. oregon.
Allen Arms Co. Ph. 65s.-Adg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-17

piece living in natural enamel hn
Chair Table with rounded
Electric Lamp twosht fixtures shade
lined boxed loose cuh
IONS of and artistic design
specially priced for the August Sale at $lssoo.
The Washington times., 1919-11-11
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