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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-20

CERMONS on live, present day mat
Oters Of interest viii feature sery-
ices at many Fl Faso churches sun
day morning and evening. disclosing
the trend Of modern pastors TO get
away from theological discourse and
mound home truths Of right living by
emphasizing the things that men and
women are thinking about now in
their everyday life indicative Of the
trend. Rev Milo Atkinson Will preach
at the First Christian church on
'aow's the World Treating You" At
Trinity Methodist church. Rev. p. r.
KniczerbocSer viii preach at the eve
ming service, on murder in FL Paso and
the action Of some Jurles' an indlcl-
ment OF certain juries.
A feature of thu days services at
Asbury Methodist church VIII be a
REORGANIZATION Of the sunday school
following>a drive for an enlarged at
tendance
ii. c. a. secretaries will ill the
pulpit Of the First Methodist church.
in line with what has come TO be q
custom in many FL Paso churches.
Light on the Pathway.
At the First Christian church. Rev
Milo Atkinson VIII take Light on
Lies Pathway" as the sermon sub
ject al lO:s5 a. m At this service
J. H Phillips viii sing There Is a
Land Mine Eye Hath seen How s
the World Treating You" is the oft
repeated question that suggests the
sermon subject. A Succe ssful Enter
prise" for the service at s p. m 4
solo viii be sung by Mrs y. D. Crimes
and there viii be q duet by W. ;,
Berkshire and J. II Phillips called
THE Crucifix"
ssWhnt seed for Sowing
At Austin Park Christian church.
at the morning service. Rev. s r. Nc
Clure VIII speak on the subject
What Seed Is in Thy Hand for sow
irg?" Miss Payne viii render special
music at the morning service The
subject for the evening sermon VIII
be Gods Cure for Sin
Baptist Editor TO Preach.
DR.. =. c. Routh. editor Of the Bap-
fist Standard. viii preach at the
morning hour nj the First Baptist
church. - H. Evans and Mrs J. A.
Dean win sing "Inspirer and Hearer
Of Prayer" 6GeibeD- About $50 fami-
lies in the church are now receiving
The Baptist Standard. At the even
ing hour the pastor will preach on
The Tears Of Jesus" The choir VIII
sing safely Through Another Week"
ASHFORD At 2-S0 the new financial
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-20
PRESBYTERY TO MEET HERE
NEXT APRIL. SAYS PASTOR

Ell Paso Presbytery OF the southern
division Of the Presbyterian church
Will meet next April in FL Paso. &C
cording to Rev. Watson N Farley.
pastor OF Westminster Presbyterian
church, who returned Friday from this
weeks meeting Of the Presbytery at
Barstow. Texas. Mr.. Farley was
elected chairman OF home missions.
About 20 ministers and elders were
present
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-20
Late for Funeral, He
Gets There in Arplane

St Louis. No. Sept 20-Unable TO
make a train from Marshall. Tex.
that would get him here in time for
the funeral OF his brotherinlaw,
Isaac Marcus hired an airplane and
an aviator and flew 154 miles to Lit
tie Rock, Ark. where he boarded a
train for st. Louis, arriving before
the services
The flight was made in one hour
and 20 minutes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-20

Of more than a century ago. The
widespread labor unrest is a mere in
dex TO latent spiritual forces that de-
mand for their direction a sane and
unselfish leadership. These forces are
active in the world We must pro-
vide for them a strong and clear
visioned leadership or we are lost
Here lies the supreme opportunity Of
the church OF God. From her affairs
and pews men must go forth into the
world TO give direction to these
mighty world forces that the kingdom
of God may be made actual and that
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-20

N smith, OF Asbury Methodist
church. will preach on THE Great
Gift" and Mrs H W. Lamp viii sing
In the evening the subject VIII be
The Charmed Circle Unbroken.' and
there will be special music by quartet
and choir. half the service being song.
New members are TO be received at
both services. The special feature OF
the day will be the reorganization OF
the Sunday school The increase In
Sunday school attendance al the elose
Of the weeks meeting last week was
$50. necessitating the reorganization
and Reconsideration OF almost the
whole school
The usual services Will be held, hotn
morning and night, at Highland PARK
Methodist church. The theme Of the
morning sermon will be Education
AT night the EpWorth league and
preaching service will be com bined-
The subject Of the sermon VIII be -
New Heaven and a New Earth
Christian Virtue OF BOldness-
The morning service at the Zion
Evangelical Lutheran church will be-
gin at 1890 The pastor. J. H c.
Sleek, will speak on John 1851; the
subject viii be, The Christian Virtue
OF Boldness." In the evening service
at s o'clock Mr.. Sleek will use Luke
12,16-21 as his subject. on the 2Sth.
holy communion will be celebrated in
the morning service.
Future of Goo dand Evil.
THE Future Of Good and EVIL viii
be the theme Of the discourse by the
Rev c. H Mitchelmore at the Altura
Presbyterian church next Sunday
morning. IN the evening the subject
viii be The Golden Rule
DR.. VinsOn Can't Be Present.
On account Of the storm in east
Texas DR.. r. z. Vinson, OF Austin.
viii not be in FL Paso so Rev. Watson
Farley will preach at both morning
and evening services IN Westminster
Presbyterian church. Mrs. Green. OF
New York. will sing a solo at the
morning service.
First Presbyterian Church.
m the absence from the city Of the
pastor, Dr. Floyd Poe. the pulpit OF
the First Presbyterian church will be
filled by Rev. E B. Allen, educa tional
director of the army Y. N. c. A Of
the Fifth cavalry, Fort Bliss. He will
preach both morning and evening. At
the morning service the choir will
sing the anthem, The Souls Of the
Righteous BY T. Tertius Noble, and
Frank Cheek viii sing as the offer
tory solo, Seek We the Lord" by
Lynes. The evening music viii in
clude the anthem, Sun Of Ny Soul.
by Andrews. and a duet, Lead Us, 0
Father" by Galbraith, sung by Mr..
andrews and Mrs. Long.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-20
MEETING OF PRESBYTERY
IS POSTPONED. WAgHOUT

The fan meeting Of the Fl Paso
Presbytery, which was to have been
held in the Altura Presbyterian
church this week. was postponed to
Tuesday evening, September 80. Be
cause Of the '.washout." the delegates
from the eastern part Of the state
could not reach the city in time for
the meeting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-20
SCRIPTURE
Mark 5s25-S4-
D Z cartain woman. which had an

hIEk Ba-si-UHs
A Nd a certain woman, which had an
4 issue Of blood Il years,
And had suffered many things OF
many physicians. and had spent all
that she had. and was nothing bet
tered. but rather grew worse.
When she had heard Of Jesus. came
in the press behind, and touched his
garment.
For she said. II may touch but his
clothes, I shall be whole.
And straightway the fountain OF
her blood was dried up; and she felt
in her body that she vas healed Of
that plague
And Jesus. Immediately knowing IN
himself that virtue had gone out OF
him. turned him about in the press
ana said Who touched my clothes
And his disciples said unto him,
Thou seest the multitude thronging
thee and sayest thou, Who touched
me-
And he looked around about 70 see
her that had done this thing.
But the woman fearing and tremb-
ling. knowing what was done in her.
came and fell down before him. ana
told him all the truth.
And he said unto her. Daughter.
thy faith made thee whole; 20 in
peace and be whole OF thy plague.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-20

Righteousness may prevail upon the
earth.
May Help the Race.
II these savouring elements- % a
deep spiritual life. % the work OF
constructive character building. and
90 the providing Of spiritual leader
ship for humanity are present. the
church shall live and In so living make
her contribution TO the life OF the
race.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-20
lOc A Share Now
1000 Stock Bonus

To complete tho financing o.
the ALL-FIELDS OIL q LEAS-
ING COMPANF. we are offer-
ing shares. fully paid and non
accessible. at 10 cents per share.
carrying a 100 per cent stock
bonus. payable IN October. This
special allotment IS the last Of
fsrinE % Be made or any kind
on the part OF the company. and
VIII complete the financing OF
this company within the next
ten days or two weeks. There
has already been a Tremendous
demand for the share=the
shares OF the company that
plays all the flelds-thar has
all the earmarls OF a winner.
You can pay Us cash-or We
VIII sell-untll allotmsnt Is *
hausted-on the partial payment
play-lo per cent down. and 10
per cent s month for nine months
S1e.oo BUYS 100 SHARES
(lncludinE bonus Of 100 Sharesi
$500 BUYS go SHARES
(ineludlng bonus Of s5G Sharesl
S5a.oc BUYS 500 SHARES
Including bonus OF SOC Sharesl
$4,000 BUYS 1000 SHARES
Unfolding bonus Of 1000 Sharesl
s. down and IS for the nine
months - total SO - buys 500
ihares and entities you 10 500
hare bonus 10 be delivered on
completion OF your last pay
menL
5000 down and s1a.os
month for nine months-total
500 uuys-l, 600 shares and en-
titles you 70 I 900 share bonus.
70 De delivered on completion
Or your last payment.
s5e down and s50-80 a month
Tor nine mouths-total $500
buys 5.o9Q shares and entities
you 20 5000 share bonus 10 -
delivered on completion Ct your
las- payment.
REMEMBER THIS OFFER
lNG Il TO BE nITHDRAWN
81 THE COMPANY at an early
1ale and no further offerinE
VIII be made
so BY return mail for 100
slares-or the SO 20 apply as
1lrst payment on 1000 shn-as
tincludins stock bonus OF I 500
shares, and e you are rot 49,
isfied with the plans 81 M
mp11y. as outlined In ou-
ilterat ure. which Includes mans
aroWi1s our holdiucs. We Nil
return you your SO With, 10
Gays from the dato Won re-efve
literature. which includes mas
llln1-lng-you shall be M
Jadse-We don't want any as
satistied stockholders- II -or,
uQn think that rrs have =
cE9lce 20 wizard win big
ana we give you 10 DAYS 10 de-
elle--your money VIII Be Re-
ST send rs your orde-s By
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-20
Predicts Highest Tax
Rate IN Boston, Historu

Boston, Mass, Sept 2O.-A jump in
Boston's tax rate. making IL the high
est in the history Of the city, is fore
cast by chairman Edward 7. Kelly.
OF the board OF assessors II is ex-
pected the rate viii be S24, an in
crease OF S2-50. Nearly 81 Of this
raise is due TO the city's assessment
OF S2,905. q30.97 as its share in making
up the deficit Of the Boston Elevated
Railway company.
Curtis. q Co. buy liberty Bonda-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-20
-anotheroI
GIANT

AAaMIHa laIa|a"
LEASING COMPANY controls
80 four square miles o. OF
lands. playing ALL ~
Ds--the Texas fields ana
Neyv Mexico fields. VTl.h hold ins5
afso IN the HolbrooE field OF
a-zona- CONSIDER then act
0rfrI,Iv-this giant Of an OF
company viii operate In the ioi-
lowing territoriez-
BUREBTRNETT-
RANGER
nESDEMOSA-
PECOS-
TULAROSA-
HUGO
OIL RIVER BASIN
GALLUP
HOLBROOk-
Your chances % winning ase
like the fellow who plays the liela
AGAINST the f1vorlte horse ~
the race track some Of the com
rtauvTs acreage ought 70 Dc IN
-bs SIS coo an acre class one o
these days-aud think o. over
$500 acres scattered in all the
fields. The fellow who plays 81
the fields-buys a little, II posi-
HE OF all the stocks the Lel-
low who wins in the oil game
II you have PVT SIS OF $50 II
i've 10 ten Of the Texas OH
stocks. you are the one to1ay
who IS realizing some handsome
profits
Here are some astonishing
facts which you cannot get away
from
YOUR CHANCES or WIN
MING N THE OIL GAME
ARE IS PER CENT. Prom
1919 20 July J. 1913, there was
a total q oil wells drilled OF
6.177. OF this rumber 4,65l wells
produced oil or gas The per
centage vas IS per cent TINS
covers a period OF seven years
In the last year and a half
1918 10 july /. 1s19-ths total
wells drilled was z.9es. me
wells which produced, z.135s
making IS per cent This shows
that there are cloEe 70 four pro
duciug wells out OF every five
wells drilled"
rs the nan who doesn't
know the facts who warns you
against oil companies as being
entirely speculative Il Is only
natural that the big Interests o.
the oil game spend thousands OF
dollars in publicity warning the
public not TO buy-thev want Il
all. Texas has made millions
Tor the little investor-the III
tie operator. Fifty Or a hun
dred dollars has made many a
fortune in Texas
The ALL-FIELDs OIL &
LEASING CO3IPAoST. which
plays all the fields. Is cap
italized for only sa00.o O0. Any
one OF its 40-acre tracts may
be worth the enlre capltallza-
ton. for 10 one can place a
valuation on their leases Nil
Hons may be devirsd from the
development OF these lezses-n0
one knows The chances you
take IN this company are the
same that you take in any com
pany. and We believe that we
have demonstrated that four
companies out q five are
producers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-20

Text; @Ye are the salt Of the
earth; hut II the salt have lost his
SAVIOUR. wherewith shall II be
saIteds II T. theneeforth good for
nothing, but to be east out, and
TO be trOdden under foot Of men,"
Matt. 5;13.
THAT the world is now passing
l through a great crisis is a saying
that has become trite. nevertheless Il
is true. The very foundations OF life
are being shaken and misplaced BY
the political and social upheavals now
taking place. This is day When
every doctrine, ideal, and Institution
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-20
LIVE MATTERS Of EVERYDAY LIFE.
FORM SUBJECTS. LOCAL sermons

FL Paso Pastors Turn Discourses to Things With Which
People Come in Contact Day by Day; Music Fea-
Tured in Many Churches; ''Y'' Secretaries to
Fill Pulpit at the First Methodist Church.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-20
WILL The Church Be 4 Moses Lead
The People In These Difficult Days?
She Spirit
acter Building, and Lead Wisely Humanity
By Rev Rfuc BagEo 1hadP TEM eboHach

y Rev. Rufus Baker, Orchard Park Methodist Church
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-20

Here are some Astonishing
facts which you cannot get away
from
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-20

Curtis. a Co. buy Liberty BOndL-AdV
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-09-07
MAN IS HELD WITH WIFE:
 CON GAME CHARGED

FH0ENIZ Sept. s-Following a ho- chas= across los and down al .eys Harry Huuphr:es and his wife Hattie were arrested yesterday a:- .erao-a by Detectives Crowe and Nc lira;a. saor:,y after they were sal.sci ".:h having attempted a sAo-, change game al the grocery store oi john 3. westfon. s42 East ' aD Bu-en street.
 The couple was taken 10 the police sta.io2. separated. aad ordered 10 be- gin explanations. The police think that hey hare :-'cls,ody . the two who have 5zs2 :.e-c.2g yariols merchants a5ou. town Tor the past three weeks, a charge which the coupe denies. The game the .wo are charged hy he po.cie with haviag worked" here consisted simply Of giving a five dol .ar bill as payment for some small purchase, leaving inc shop, and re. turning few minutes later claiming that the bill was of larger donation and getting change.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-09-07
GOVERNOR DE LA HuERTa
 PASSES THROUGH MORALES

MORALES, Sept. 4-Senator Adolfo D. la Heurta. governor elect of the state or Sonora. arrived in Nogales from Mexico City Saturday and will go to Hermosillo where he will take ;he oath of office as chief executive 9: sonora on September 18th.
 \: the train Senator De Ia Huer,a was me; by number of warm friends who expressed ,heir delight at his he. ing among them again. During Ire recent session Of the Mexican cor. sTess. Senator De Ia Huer,a intToduc- ei a number ot excellent measures To- ward inc bettermen; of conditions 'n Sonora ant vle co:-i9e.Nd uae Of ne req, xeigh;y men 0: the congress.
 On san =. senator N. II 'Iucgj. was the gses; Of General Alvaro Obre- : l. candide:c for the presiGerl., of Mex.co, 21d an informa. reception was he'd a; General Cbregons office in Nogales. sonora, the governor-elect meeting many o: his constituents
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-09-07
JUAN SOTO HAD BUT
 FEW DAYS FROM PEN

PHOENIX. Sept. 2.-Juan So.o who escaped from the state penitentiary al Florence August l5, was apprehen- ded yesterday afternoon by patrol man Mike Strathy. The Mexican was first picked up by Strathy on suspic- lon. He was equipped with a new flashlight, a new screw driver and can of marihuana l. is thought D, the police that he had planned g ourglarIy in Phoenix.
 He was frs; sent 10 Florence from Maricopa county for burglarly. Al that ;.me he was caught by Detective Jack EcGraih. Yesterday when Strathy brought nim in McGrath al once rec, osnized Soto, ard soon found his pic iuTe among the convicts wanted al Florence.
 Soto will be taken back to prison this morning by the sheriffs office in company with Nick Reglis, the Turderer Of Harry Creme.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-09-07
RECOVER BODY OF
 DROWNED BOY SWIMMER

PHOENIX, Sept. 2.-The 5ody 0: Ramon Garcia. 20. who was drowned in inc ATizola canal Saturday night was recovered yesterday by Derut, Sherlff J..n TrOutman.
 Garcia was in swimming with his two brothers and some other boys and is supposed to have been seized with cramps He disappeared and his mates were unable to find him. An alarm was phoned in to the sherifrs office and deputies went out. but the canal vas running wide and deep and Ii was impossible to accomplish any thing.
 Arrangements were made 10 turn off the water Saturday night, and yester- day when the water was down to less than three fee: in depth the body was located by the simple expedient of wading the canal
 A coroners inquest will be held Tuesday
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-09-07
GASOLINE TANK NEAR FAIR
 GROUNDS CAUSE OF PROTEST

PHOENIX. Aug. 29.-Pointing out that the erection of a 100000 gallon gasoline storage tank on the new site or the Union Oil Co.,. will constitute serious menace to the lives of thou sands of persons visiting the tsate fair, Wiley E. Jones, attorney gener- al, has addressed letter to the state board of directors. the state fair com mission and the state corporation com- mission and other state officials.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-09-07
NITT sIMMS
PARTNERS ARE ONLY EXEMPT
 ON FIVE MINE CLAIMS
GOyern0r
Secretary Of State.
tCcErinued from page IJ

and every case where any owner. no matter how small nis interests, is the owner or par, owner of as many as five other claims for which an eY- empiioa is claimed under the statute. For instance. if 4, 5. are coowners in one claim. and A. is no: interested in any other claim. but is interes- led !a ien other claims apon five of which -s exercised under :he statute. - such case the assessment work would nave 10 be performed on the one claim owned by 4 and B. Tn ansSe- 10 the question put by your cores lon ien;, therefore, do no: think that where parties Have located a group Of fifteen claims Jointly. they corld each claim an exemption Of five claims and thereby exempt all Of them: a; the most they could only exempt five claims, and then only IT case none Of the owners had claimed exemption for any other claims or interest therein.
 Yours very truly,
 tSigned Clay Taliman.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-09-07
HOW TO BEAT STATE LAW
 SHOWN IN ONE LESSON

MORALES. Sept. 4.-Ow1ers of sage lines between Noga,ss and Tue. son. affected by q recent order of the state corporation commission. in wh.ch they were ,old 70 discontinue ser,ice. have refused TO obey the or. der. They have established an office n Nogaies, Sonora, just across the border from here. where stages make terminals. Stage drivers contend in 'ersta.e and international traffic laws protect them and that the corpora- lion commission has no authority.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-09-07
sErrs ARRESTED ON CHARGE
 OF USING ABUSIVE WORDS

PHOENIX Sept. 4.-Amos 4. Betts, chairman oi the Arizona corporation commission. was arrested late yes;er. day on misdemeanor charge sworn cut by C. G. Hanson. deputy clerk or he supreme court. Appearing before Justice De ocza, Belts entered a plea of not guilty.
 Hanson charge that Betts used rrofane and abusive language in ad- dressing him during the course of hearing held in the rooms Of the commission a; the capitol
 Hans on was the complaining wit ness in case against the telephone company. in which he sought 10 com re, the erection of a telephone line D his residence Hanson is said 10 have drawn up the complaint in a manner which reflected on the pro pity 0: members or the commission ari esa ecially Belts. and Belts is said to have taken advantage Of the hear ing b ;ell Hanson what'he thought of him.
 \, any rate, So he story runs, and it is no. denied by the commissioner, Belts called Hanson "a
 liar" Just what else haproned has never been learned in full. though a,. :aches of he commission aver ;ha; l, was apieaty.
 The case will come up for hearing September s before Judge DeSouza.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-09-07
FAVORABLE REPORT MADE ON
 PROJECT TO IRRIGATE LAND

PHcENiX. Sept. 4--That Maricopa county is likely in the near future to nave another 20.00o acres under cultivation under g new project was learned yesterday for the first time upon the return of reconnaissance from the office of the state engineer. The party has spent the last two weeks checking up the possibility of projec; on the upper Hassayampa proposed under the Gary act.
 The land in the project is located wes; Of Hot Springs junction. com prising between 1S.000 and 20.0O0 ac- res The dam location for the stor- age of the Hassayampa flow waters is located 20 miles above Wicken- burg. The drainage area extends nearly 10 Prescott.
 The storage dam proposed is 70 be located on the site of the old Walnu. Grove dam. which caused one Of the worst disasters in the history of Ali zona when 1t went cut February 27. 1890.
 The new dam is to be 163 feet high and SIS feet long al the crest and be modern in every detail. It is designed 10 impound about 60.o0O acre feet o, water from the floods of the Has. ayampa. The reservoir will cover ap- proximately 1.40O acres.
 It is also proposed to construct a diversion dam 90 feet high E. the box canyon of the Hassayampa : few miles above Wickenburg. from which point the water is to be carried in a canal for a distance of 17 miles to the pro- ject lands near Hot Springs Junction. The distributing system will comprise 55 miles of canals.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-09-07
PARENTS FILE SUIT
 FOR DEATH OF SON

PHOENIX, Sept. 3.-Holding the Pacific Gas and Electric company res poneibie for the death of their son. Jesus Almanac, the parents of the dead man, Mir and Mrs. Angles AL manzo, yesterday filed damage ac- ton against the corporation for $20.- GOO. The plaintiffs allege that their son was in the employ of the company August 2s when he met with an acci- dent which they claim resulted in in- juries which caused his death. Al mango is alleged to have been run ming a hoisting apartus in connection with the erection of building when the accident took place. He was 1s years of age and unmarried.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-09-07
(Signed
WEEKLY REPORT ON CO.,
 cHISE ROADS BY GARDNER (CoDtlnueG from Page l)
Clay Taliman.

in car from th!s time on will see :. 4. s-ch gangs do put in that time and I is inc duty 5- every taxpayer D make himself an Inspector for the Eood Of tne cause and his pocketbook a., well
 The time for work the public and Eoi inc job" has passed in Cochise. and ;he people will see to it that the maintenance gangs working on the s,ste highway from Tombstone 0 Bisbee is either on the job eight hours 9 day or of the pay roll and the same applies 10 the county gang working from s. David 10 the Benson-Dragoon road or any other outfit in the county whether Ii works for the county or state
 The EmpiIe Ranch road is now in very good shape as the state camp is and has repaired il in Santa Cruz and Pima counties and all that remains is for County Engineer Smith to get q gang on the road from Turner to the county line to clean il up a little. MT. Smith has his gangs all over the county repairing the county roads.
 The remained in the county high way commission fund at the close of office hours last night, s373,722.01.