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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
II Years Ago Today


d EPORTS from St Petersburg show
N that the government is finding
ample justification for its severe pol
icy against the revolutionists in the
constant discoveries Of bombs. bomb
factories and depots OF arms and and
munitions in all parts OF the empire.
A terrific blowout occurred at
Humble oil field. causing damage az
gregating about $4,000 and engulf-
ing an entire Well drilling outfit, rig,
machinery house and derrick, besides
running two other wells, according
to reports received from Houston,
Tex
FL Paso's delegation viii leave this
evening to attend the dedication ex-
ercises for the new Y. n. c. A build
ing at Douglas In the party will be
general secretary C. G. Titus, Percy
AIcGhee, F. 3. Schultz, Rev F. II.
Waits, P. L Zimmerman r W Sy-
mons and probably W X Robinson
The total sum subscribed TO the
building fund OF the 7. n c. A Is
$1,000.
Plans for the Identification Of the
recently acquired Montana street
park tSam Houston square, have
been drawn and the women OF the
Civic Improvement league living in
that section Of the city viii probably
select a name for It this afternoon
and the city council will adopt the
name at its regular meeting Thurs
uay evening.
Maj W. J. Fewel, chairman Of the
streets and grades committee. and ".
J. Rand, alderman Of the fourth ward,
took a trip this morning with en-
gineer VIM. Garvin over the northern
portion Of the city and made an in
spection with a view 70 establishing
grades for the streets in that section.
W r. Martin, superintendent OF the
union station, is installed today in
his new office.
Davis street, the new avenue OF ap-
proach to the union station, is being
prepared for traffic.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
CHURCH CENSUS
WILL BE TAKEN

A conference was held BY ". n
Virgins Friday evening in More
head school with the vcIunteers who
are to take the religious census Of
Ell Paso next Tuesday.
Mr.. Virgins has been here this
week getting the Wrk under way. He
held Conferences with the Ministerial
association, bishop Schiller and the
priests Of the Catholic churches
rabbi ZielonSa and others.
Fifteen hundred people are ex-
pected to volunteer their services and
be assigned to districts. which viii
be IN charge OF leaders The head
quarters OF the districts have been
arranged so that the workers viii re-
port to a certain headquarters and
will not be required to walk far 70
get TO the blocks assigned to them
Meetings are now being held for
instruction to visitors so that they
may be posted as to the methods and
manner Of the work At the meet
ing Friday night in the MOrehead
school, Mr.. Virgins went through all
lines Of the work TO be done and care
fully explained all phases In addi-
ton he gave an actual demonstra-
ton Of a visitor going to home and
extending the united invitation on
behalf Of all the churches and Sun
day schools and Bynagogs OF the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

CERMONS on numerous topics. from
a lecture on profanity TO a sermon
On the necessity Of compelling
people TO 90 TO church. comprise the
programs Of FL Paso churches Sun
day.
A sacred cantata. Esther, the Beau
tiful Queen" VIII be rendered at the
First Methodist church by a choir Of
80 finely trained voices.
Rev. Fl. Van ValkeuburEh will de-
liver a brief address on the historical
setting OF this beautiful story Of Es-
Their The service begins at $50
sharp.
At the morning service the pastor
viii speak on What Christians Are
For" There will be a service by the
Epworth league at $50.
Some Things Money Can Not Buy
viii be the subject Of the sermon at
First Christian church at 1915 a. n.
At the evening hour. 1880 p. m. the
sermon theme viii be "A Spirit Guild
ed Preacher"
At the Westminster Presbyterian
church Rev. Watson " Farley will
preach at the Il o'clock Service The
evening service, at 1880. will be con-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

city TO each member OF the household
to attend the church OF their choice
II is expected that within two
hours time every home in the city
viii have been visited. the people in
vited to Sunday school and church.
and complete Information secured as
to the names OF each member OF
family. the Sunday school church or
synagog they attend or prefer.
A Meeting Tonight.
The second meeting for Instruction
will be held tonight In Community
hall OF the Jewish temple, corner
Of Montana and oregon This meet
ing Is at 1880.
Secretary ". Y. Long mailed out
this morning q personal letter 10 all
those whose names had been handed
IN as volunteers. and in this letter
was given definite Information as 20
where they are TO report
District leaders from various faiths
have been selected TO have charge OF
the districts, and the workers viii
report % them for supplies and dia-
gram envelopes which viii show the
Blocks each IS 10 visit The work is
done by blocks only and not BY
streets. They begin at one corner and
90 ali around the block until every
home In the block Is reached
Sunday February s. Is designated as
Come 10 sunday school and stay
for preaching" day.
Bishop Schiller has ordered all pa
rochial schools TO close Tuesday az
ternoon for the census. The school
board has ordered the public schools
TO close at o'clock so that the teach
ers and older pupils may take part IN
the work
Boy Scouts have been promised to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

Sfve, breaks the heart Of its
devOfees and In anger he tears
the idol down. Il not this the
history OF much OF mnn's re-
IIEfOng
It Is only when our faith looks up
TO the real source OF faith that We
can expect fulfillment T Is q
tragedy to cling to a rock which Is
topping over the edge OF Al abyss
Yet many do. The vagaries OF super
stltion on the one hand. and the
heartless coldness Of rationalism on
the other. are unhappy objects for
the devotion OF men The Baal Wor-
shippers who slash themselves and
cry to their fetish. 20 Baals hear US.
and send down thy fire" are no more
to be pltied than the fr0zen-hearted
fntellectuals who say, "A4 gods are
Baals and the fire upon every altar
Is a delusion."
It would be hard 70 choose between
the priest Of Ammonia and the
iconoclast from Athens Il would
be hard 10 choose between the over
fined Henry Adams
Must Find Truth
The real Source Of FAITH Happy
is he that puts his trust on Him.
Happy IS he. who like the father Of
the eplleptic boy, finds in the per-
sonality Of Him who is the way and
the truth and the life. the object OF
his life's devotion For in Him Is no
establishment. no lack OF fulfill
u.ent, no shattering OF LIES dearest
hope.
Lord, I believe: help thou mine
uubelfef"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

have been drawn to Jesus by a real
affection - but the more emotional
response produced no faith, for he
went away sOrrowful." On the other
hand Peter. who knew no philosophy,
and developed his love for the Lord
bit by bit, by a sheer act or viii left
his nets and followed That was
faith.
Perhaps we may understand more
fully now. the meaning OF Jesus
words, Not everyone that saith IN
to me. Lord. Lord. shall enter into
the Kingdom Of Heaven; but he that
doeth the will OF my Father who IS
in heaven" Not intellectual assent
or mere sentiment. but a solid deed
IS necessary to faith
Mans AbsurdIty
But the will OF man Is not dis
eliminating. and one may force him
self to believe anything that he Will.
Men take an absurdity and clothe IL
with dignity and make II an object
OF faith and devotion
Faith in itself. then, can never
fulfill our hopes The completion Of
faith rests with the object OF our
trust
Here is a man. intrigued by its
plausibility, who offers his faith to
a degraded superstition. He ex-
claims. I believe" clothes the fetish
with superhuman power and wor-
ships it. But. having so done, he
prays. Now. o Mighty One, complete
and fulfill my faith. I give myself
to thee. help thou me to greater
trust in thee"
But the IifeIess idol. unrespon-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

Editor FL Paso Herald:
1t is a strange world we are living
in. One Of our most worthy and un-
selfish citizens is accused by innuendo
and other suggestiveness. OF having
a personal motive in not wanting that
contemplate and useless rock base
macadam on a four mile stretch on
the county road. This man has stock
in our cement plant. and presto. he is
accused OF wanting more dividends,
etc. Truly. the public mind needs
badly to be purged from its doubt and
suspicious This same citizen owns
some Liberty bonds and guess a few
War Saving stamps. He does large
business with the government Had
the town not better GET busy and cry
graft" take tbs business away from
him because he owns government Sc
curities2 Can a man not be honest
in his conviction for the public in
terest and still own an interest in a
business2 What are We coming to-
Are we becoming so dishonest that
we cannot trust our fellowmen2
I own some land in the valley and
I cannot for the life Of me see why 70
is that they want a crushed rock base.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

do many lines Of service. al general
headquarters, at district headQuartcrs.
for patroling the districts and tor
keeping In touch with the visitors arI
taking supplies, etc.
Automobiles TO Aid.
Forty automobiles are 70 be pro-
vided to take visitors to various dis
tricts and sections and 70 be readJ
for any call at headquarters
The business men have been re-
quested TO allow as many OF their I'M
ployes as they can spare to help in the
visitation for the three hours on
Tuesday. This IS done IN every city
where visitations are made. Mr.. Wig
gins says
Mr.. Virgins IS TO start the week
BY speaking In two Sunday schools
and several churches on Sunday. asi
follows:
s:30-W estmin ster PresbyterIan
Sunday school
10-20-First Christian sunday school
11:00-First Baptist preaching serv-
Ice
3.00-Asbury Methodist church for
general rally for all churches.
5.30-Young Peoples societies.
1900 N ral Baptist preaching
services
s:2O-Orchard PARK Methodist
church workers. at close OF preach
ing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
u believe, help thou my I'M
beIief.--Mnrk 0s24.

DELIEF involves two things. First,
ID it involves the will OF the be-
lever. Second, Il demands the
cooperation OF the object OF belief
A child instinctively believes in his
father. But the faith OF the child is
some day bound TO be shattered un-
less the father proves worthy OF that
belief
A woman gives her life into the
keeping Of the man she loves She
says, u will. pin my faith to you"
But unless that man by his life full
fill her faith. the whole structure OF
her dreams must fan in ruins
= people elect TO high office a
leader in whom they believe. But
the leader. enmeshed in corruption
and dominated by greed, betrays his
followers He has not fulfilled their
faith, and they turn from him in
contempt and hatred.
The Two Elements
These Illustrations help to make
our text By an act OF will a man
cries out, Il believe" But even more
mine unbelief" There are the two
elements, the venture OF faith. and
demand OF faith.
Now belief, as we have said is
primarily a matter OF the will. Nico-
demus, who came 10 Jesus by night,
was Interested mainly in the philO
sophical implications Of the Masters
teaching-but a whole night Of in
tellectual argument did not produce
faith The rich young man seems 10
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
Sentence Sermons by Ell Paso Ministers

GREAT
" Pershing asking
FL Sunday allow attend church
Rev. George ". Mccall pastor First Baptist church
Christian primarily Emotion drives
p thinkP wiI"Rev. Bradley
pastor First Congregational church
everywhere
maintaining
laughing called ipossbies
the Christians hRv W. S HuggetE pastor Highland Park Methodist
church
Time and produce flowers seed
all expressed
should be the minds children
their enriched heavenly the
city This is the work Of the Sunday school, planting good fertile soil
loyal ezsn"Rev. NJ Farley Presbyterian
living stop
everywhere preach power
Ld Repent and believe the gpRev J. King Highland Park
Baptist church
a Of
too The devil Russia Germany, England
America The Who would attempt the
little Of his make? This boat large enough for all 1t
made for the for all No nade boat safe The
viii he'll shall against Chist
who the He guide He
chart sail by heRev B. Greever
St. Paurs Lutheran church
Jehovah Pershing given
striking testimony the place religion the life Of nation
Lords public worship He
time further lustsr hOnOrsRsv. Atkinson
Christian church
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
BLOOD THsT IS BLOOD


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II IS required by every organ OF he
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It prevents biliOusness. dyspepsia.
constipation. kidney complaint. rheu-
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other eruptions.
Il is pure, rich, free from humors,
inherited or acquired II gives VI
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better way for securing Il than by
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the world over as a blood purifier.
Vitallzer and enrfcher II you need
this medicine get Il today.
Take Hoods Pills for 2 laxative
gentle and thorough. purely Tege-
rable-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31


ITOW much better IS It TO get wis
ID dom than gold and TO get under
standing rather to be chosen than
silver.
And the highway Of the upright IS
to depart from evil; he that ksepeth
his way preserveth his soul.
And pride Roeth before destruction.
and an naughty spirit before fail.
Better It Is 10 be OF an humble spirit
with the lOWly. than TO divide the
spoil with the proud.
He that handlsth a matter wisely
shall find good: and whose trusteth IN
the Lord happy is he
The wise in heart shall be called
prudent: and the sweetness. OF the lips
increaseth learning.
Understanding IS a Wellspring OF
life unto him that hath IL: but the in
struction Of fools IS folly.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
Letters To The Herald

Do you know anything OF the damage
the gophers do in the irrigated re-
gions2 They burroW under and
through this rock, and presto. you
have a hole that will need a constant
repair crew. Witness the north loop
road These varmints can't bite their
way through concrete. and n they do
get under Il. the concrete forms a
natural bridge and there is no damage
done. Concrete base is the only logi-
cal solution. and I don't own a cents
worth OF stock in the Southwestern
Portland Cement company. I as
owner OF a small patch OF land in the
valley am very glad that Julius
krakauer reconsiders his resignation
from the board. I don't care whether
he owns a thousand shares or not
"Seneoh"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
Air Drill To Be Part
OF Fleet MdneuUers

Washington. D. C.. Jan. 51.-swift
scout or "spotting" planes. seaplanes
OF various types. at least one non
rigid dirigible and kite balloons Will
be utilized extensively in the forth
coming winter maneuvers and battle
practice OF the Atlantic fleet in south
ern waters, which will begin about
January IS. basing on Guantanamo
Bay, Cuba.
The "spotting" planes. which are
launched from the tops OF turrets Of
dreadnaughts, will be transported BY
the several battleshiDs from which
they operate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
Why NOT RELIEVE
THAT COLD now?
Dr.. Bells ine-Tar-H Honey Ia
noted for its effectiveness

you'll End he snail cost q q
Y gsnauu bottl6 Of DR.. Bells
Rine-Tsr-Honey q sum vel spent
Ehen yuu learn how promptly and
ehdently and comfortably L helps ~
HsTs that lingering o. NV cold or
cough
lfs hsiEamir snd healing Gntiseptios
ar8 unsrpassed IN Promoting casa
from DISTRESSED bronchial tubes, hslp-
ing 20 loosen phlsgm, congestion. and
allaying Inflammation. Children, too
Ike It's pislsartness- Thousands every
where use & the miaute they feel a
cold coming On. Get 9 bottle at your
druggists to-day Soc, 6oc-, S1.71
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

Editor FL Paso Herald.
Upon the arrival OF Gen. PershinG
Sunday, when proceeding with his
staff down san Francisco street IN
welcoming him ito our city why not
have the bands render the old IA
miliar strain Of civil war days:
When Johnnie comes marching home
again.
Hurrahi HurrahI"
A Civil War Vet.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

The Ealmuck women OF eastern
Russia can ride just as wen as the
Kalmuck men, which Is a good deal
for the Kalmuck men are fine horse
men. The women also smoke a short
pipe all day long and likes leisure
equally as we'll
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

Rev. John R Jackson, pastor Of
First Negro Baptist church. viii
preach Sunday morning at II oclocn;
subject. Divine Rulership Not Until
the Second Coming Of Christ: VIII
There Be a Government OF Everlast
ing Peace and Righteousness Estab-
lished Upon Eearth2"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
Toilet Water With
FLaUoring Extract Chaser

Piona. Ohio. Jan. 31.-W. Ward was
unable to ward off arrest. It seems
Ward, who is a local resident, was
taken into custody on a charge OF
int0xicatlon- He is said to have adj
mitted drinking toilet water and hair
tonic and then using flavoring e0-
tract as a chaser"
In a condition OF almost complete
collapse when arrested. II was
feared Ward would die. II is now
believed he viii recover
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

Want KODAK FInishing-see Gan.
dara--Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

Under ordinary conditions 10 inches
Of snow yield 1 inch OF water.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31
Quickly
COnqUerS
Constipation
nyourIiver andbowels

don'tWorkproJ
eFly take
CARRIERS
little Liver
Pills today
and your
trouble viii
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

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can equal them Purely vegetable
Small PHI-Sman DOse-SmaH Price
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

At Altura Presbyterian church
Brother Finding Brother" win be
the theme Of the discourse by the Rev.
C. H Mitchelmore Sunday morning.
( In the evening the subject will be.
Each One Must Give an Account Of
Himself 70 Cod The Y P. s. c. E
viii begin its meeting at $50 p. m.
subject. What Does Our Pledge Re
quire?"- deuteronomy xiii:4. John
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

REAT high positions ought right the
" youth country. Peng example asking
George W. Mccall pastor First Baptist
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-31

Christian faith primarily matter Of the will Emotion drives
action Thought discpnes and direction the viii
not say: 7 f thnkp Faith says: viii Rev. Dwight
pastor First Congregational church
The Washington times., 1920-11-06
MAURICE COSTELLO Is
SEEN IN FILMS AGAIN

4 The United states Photoplay Cor
poration. which IL producing Deter
.mination" at it, studios In Grant
wood. N. J.. has signed Maurice Cos
tslio, for . substantial part In the
super-featurs production. Costello
will play the important part OF Ser
seant Carson. the Scotland Yard de-
tectiye ..... - - ii
When Costello was in the hsyday Of
his fame. he was one OF the most
popular actors on the screen. and 10
remembered by many q piaygoer
Many OF today's, most prominent
actresses were given their nrst parts
In pictures he directed.
Among those who appeared with
Costello are the Talmadge sisters.
Clara Kimball Young, Msbie Nor
mand. Leah Baird. Mary Fuller, LII
lian Walker. and . numhsr Of others.
Some OF his best known pictures were
"The Wrath of Osaka sFor the
Honor OF the Family" .ATale Of Two
Cities" and a number OF seriais.
Director John l. Mccutcheon n
pushing work on Determination %
II Is expected that the production. will
be released about the nrst of the
year. st ~ Yf sts
The Washington times., 1920-11-06
FASHION PARADE GIVEN
IN DWANS NEWEST PLAY

: Aside from being one Of the out
standing dramatic achievements of
the year, Allan Dwan's "In the Heart
of q Fool" which will be the feature
attraction at Moore's Rialto Theater
all next week. beginning Sunday. IL q
veritable fashion parade with two Of
the screens most beautiful actresses.
Mary Thurman and Anna q. Nilsson.
serving as models. The fashion dis
play consists Of almost every known
mode of dress. from morning gown to
bridal gown--prooucts of the crafts.
manship OF Parisienne designers.
One OF the many exquisite creations
seen in the Dwan production is q we'd
ding gown worn by Mary Thurman.
who plays the leading feminine role.
Lines OF charming simplicity are em-
bodied in the gown, which IL made OF
satin and imitation pearls. A bodice
sustained by strap Of pearls, a plain
satin skirt and the conventional bridal
veil complete the effect. An Interest,"
ing feature of the bridal raiment worn
by Miss Thurman is the lace tulle,
held in place by fve straps Of pearls.
A short veil is suspended from the
pearls and under that is the longer
veil which ends in a train.
Another interesting and fashionable
creation worn by Miss Thurman 10 a
morning gown of brocaded satin.
gracefully draped under q long train
extending from the shoulders, while
a second morning gown affected by
the beautiful actress is made up Of
orchid crepe de chine which hangs
straight down from the shoulders and
trails. Large flowing sleeves Of lace
edged with the crepe allow for COM
fort, while little ribbon flowers pro-
vide a simple yet harmonious orna-
mentatfon.
Appreciating the value Of contrast,
Anna Q. Nilsson accentuates the fair
ness of her beauty by wearing an
evening gown consisting entirely Of
black spangles. Decoration IL con-
fined to a string Of pearls and a
feather fan. Much OF the beauty of
the gown lies in its simplicity and the
contrast 1t lends to Miss Nilsson's
light compIexioned beauty.
The Washington times., 1920-11-06
WALLACE REID BATTLES
J WITH HIMSELF ON FILM

what Is said 70 be one OF the most
difficult feats OF photography ever
performsd at any film studio was
the filming OF some OF the scenes
81 always Audaoious." the new
tersmount picture starring Wallace
Heid. which will be shown at the
fhsater tomorrow and In which the
athletic star plays . double role.
In the course Of the action there
. . double exposure sequence show
fng q fight between the two charac-
tors with Reid playing both parties
- the conflict.
= During the. course OF this battle
he hits himself several hard punches
and finally lands himself such a
yallop In the eye that Il turns black.
One can imagine the difficulty OF
reproducing such q combat ON the
film and viii thus pay due respect
to the camera skill OF c. T. sehoen-
Psum. who was the .'man behind the
sun" In this case.
\ Mr.. Reid Is we'll supported In thia
photopiay. Margaret Loomis being
bis leading woman.
The Washington times., 1920-11-06
HE MAY HAVE BEEN ALL
RIGHT ABOUT THE CASE

Capt. Jim p. Anderson. regional
manager OF First National In the
Capital. relates the following ex-
perienee encountered by Gypsy o'Brien
during the Aiming of "The Master
Mind" in which she will be seen In
the chief feminine role with Lionel
barrymore at Crandall's. Metropolitan
and Knickerbocker Theaters tomor-
row.
Miss O'Brien. whose Titan beauty Is
familiar to local theatergoers, visited
a smart Fifth Avenue shop In search
of the latest Fall modes. The dapper
male modiste" who sought to serve
her needs briefly contemplated the
chic appearance of his customer.
shrugged his narrow shoulders In the
manner of his race and asked with
unimpeachable suav<ty: 2 |'f
"Ah, ouL Would mademoiselle care
to look at somezing too tight or too
short?"'