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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-12-21

In these days of high gasoline prices
many auto owners have turned toward
alcohol as Q means OF lowering the Il. @.
L. They may be interested to learn that
successful experiments have been made
In extracting wood alcohol from peat.
There Is considerable Of this material
scattered over the United States, most Of
IL undsveloped In commercial way, so
there are possibilities In It's use. Last
year SO, 1877 tons we're mined and this
product was valued at S706, $50.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-22

WILL TRADE 5-acre or a 10-acre ranch, fine soil, small houses. Both valued at $400O. for house. Ph. 3316
Arizona republican., 1920-08-22
Today We Have
 S13,500 Worth of Used Cars. Every One Priced
 Low

1920 Jordan. run less than 400
 miles ...-...-...--- $ZoOo 1920 Essex Touring, looks and
 runs like new w-.......--.--.- HOO 1919 Nash Touring. just like new. 1250 1919 Ford Coupe. swell shape 700 1919 Dodge Truck. panel body,
 like new ............--.... 1000 1918 Dodge Touring. cord rubber,
 seat covers, perfect every
 way .-...-...--.- o9u 1918 Buick Light Six, Kelly
 Springfield rubber; runs
 beautiful ................... 1000 1919 Studebaker , Passenger Six.
 only driven 1000 miles, can't
 be told from new......-.... 1050 1918 Overland Country Club all
 new rubber, runs fine....-.. 500 1917 Hupmobile Roadster .-.-. TOO 1917 Buick Roadster. new top. 400 1917 Buick Stripped ........ 250 1916 Stevens Duryea-a wonderful
 big car. It's some value at. 1900 And last we have the best Ford
 Touring car in Phoenix for. 45O Easy Terms or Your Car in Trade
 RAY EGAN
 "On the Lot 52O w Washington St dd
Arizona republican., 1920-08-22

4VANTED-To rent or 6 room house, in good neighborhood, furnished or unfurnished; will lease for year; no children. Phone 2406. dg
Arizona republican., 1920-08-22
Sunday Only

CHALMERS 6 ROADSTER.
 S55O. MUST HAVE CASH
 DOWN. HAS F. FILLMORE. IT WILL PAY CASH FOR FORD TOURING CAR; MUST BE IN FIRST CLASS CONDITION: PREFER '16 OR '17 MODEL. 1917 Y. FIRST ST
 dg
Arizona republican., 1920-08-22
NOW! TODAY!

Is the time to buy that car. Our prices are very low for the quality of cars we handle, and our line is large and varied.
 '19 OAKLAND TOURING. S95O A practically new car-all new rubber. IS BUICK BIG 6. .Sl35U In fine shape-a passenger job IS HAYNES 4 PASS. ROADSTER A car well worth owning-a car you'll
 appreciate. IS OLDS IS" TOURING. S95O ) or pass.-rebul1t in our own shops. IT BUICK LIGHT "6" TOURING $9O0 New top, seat covers, repainted, over
 hauled. IS DODGE TOURING ........ sS75 Gone over from top to tires-a snap. IT BUICK "6' ROADSTER. S1150 This Cabriolet is the most beautiful Buick in town-perfect in every re- spect.
 IS CHALMERS LITTLE ''6" s650
 As is '16 PACKARD TWIN "6" $2250 Ask the man who owns one" He'll tell you this is a genuine bargain IT CROW -ELKHART ROADSTER
 -.-.--- .SooV You must see this to appreciate the bargain.
 CASH, TERMS OR TRADE
Arizona republican., 1920-08-22
Our Complete List Is as Follows:

Our Complete List Is as Follows:
 Ford Touring ....-.-.--...... SzO0 Buick Speedster $250 Maxwell Roadster, 1915. $250 Maxwell Touring, 1915.. $500 Maxwell Touring, 1917. $40O Ford Roadster, 1918, rebuilt. $500 Ford Touring S45O Ford Touring " $500 Maxwell Road Runner .S550 Dort Touring. rebuilt. S550 Chevrolet Touring. 1919. $500 Maxwell Roadster, 1918. S150 Oldsmobile "6' Touring $500 Hupmobile Model N Touring ..sS5O Buick Light ..s1 5000 Maxwell 1b Ton Truck 5000 Oakland Touring, 1920 $1050
Arizona republican., 1920-08-22

OH IIIt LOU 520 w. Wa shington S
Arizona republican., 1920-08-22

USED CAR DEPARTMENT
Arizona republican., 1920-08-22
TRAILERS

Two one and half ton Troy trailers, new. ideal for hauling cot ton. flat beds. l5x12 feet. See Harel- son. 429 w Jefferson. Phone 4973. ak
Arizona republican., 1920-08-22

A USED CAR A DAY THE YEAR AROUND IS OUR RECORD OF SALES. THIS RECORD IS POSSE BILE ONLY BECAUSE OF THE FACT THAT YOU GET YOUR MONEY WORTH AT ROPER'S.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-22
FOR sALE-AuToMoRILEs AZ

WANTED-Fords for cash. Ask Whittemore, eos w. Washington St.
 o-bn
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
Juilliard Auction To-day
Will Disclose Comeback
Buildings, Large and Small, in
Old Section To Be Sold for
Benefit of Philanthrony

Magnet Of interest in real estate to-
day will center in the liquidation Of
the estate of Helen c. and Augustus
D. Juilliard and the prices which the
realty will bring. Located in the older
business sections OF the city, the mer-
camille district, the warehouse center
and the first important loft building
locality, the prices which will prevail
will give the authentic estimate of the
come back" of these old neighborhoods.
Joseph P Day has been ordered to sell
the properties for the highest prices,
as the trustees Of the estates want the
money invested so that they may pass
it on to the various institutions men
toned in the wills of the deceased
owners.
Promptly at noon Mr.. Day, in the
Fesey Street. room, will call for bids on
property which has been owned by the
Juilliard and the Cossit families for
many years.
The properties to be sold are 632 and
634 Broadway, through to 1868 Crosby
Street; at Nos. 14-16-18 Leonard Street;
3-5 and z Vestry Street, through to
1868 Laight Street, and the entire
block front in the south side Of Laight
Street, from Varick Street to ST.
Johns Lane; 81 Downing Street, Ill
West Fifty-tirst Street and the twelve
story store and loft building at 1886
West Eighteenth Street, between Fifth
and Sixth avenues.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
DIR. Ha,'riss Proves Taker
OF Thorouchfare Building

DR.. John A. Harriss, Deputy Police
Commissioner. proves to be the taker
Of the Thoroughfare Building, which
covers the block between Broadway
and Eighth Avenue and Fifty seventh
and Fifty-eighth streets. In The Trib-
une of February 1 it was announced
that a deal had been closed for the
block, but at the time the information
was that the property had been Sc
cured by utomobile interests. jacob
Wertheim. owner Of the realty, was
out of town at the time, and the cor
rect status of the transaction could
not be had.
Dr. Harriss takes the property for
twenty-one years, with the privilege of
two renewals of twenty-one years each.
The renta! to be paid will run into
many millions. 1t is DR.. Harriss's plan
to remove the building and erect on
the site tall structure, as was inti-
mated in the previous announcement.
Paul Byck and James F. Robertson
negotiated the deal.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
Activity Along Sixth Avenue

Through A. A. Hageman and j..
Arthur Fischer, Chauncey Z. Horton,
treasurer of the J. M. Horton Ice Cream
Company, purchased the fve-story
building on lot 25x1oo. at 6s3 Sixth
Avenue, adjoining the northwest corner
Of Thirty-ninth street, which has been
held by Mr.. Horton for number Of
years. He now controls a plot 5ox100
and plans to erect when present leases
expire store and commercial building
as high as the zoning laws will pc ermit.
The Brown, Wheelock Company has
sold to j. Arthur Fischer for Ysabel
deCamprubi the fivc-story building at
6S7 Sixth Avenue. on lot 1S.6x100, ad-
joining the property which he now
owns, at $50 Sixth Avenue.
j. Arthur Fischer has resold for J.
Adriance Travis the properties at 642
Sixth Avenue and the abutting property
at 61 West Thirty-sevcnth Street.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
Operators Take
Over Apartments
On the West Side
Ten-Story Picken Court, at
l48th Street and River
side Drive, Sold; Towers
Passes to New Owners

Picken Court, the ten-story apart
ment at the southeast corner Of River
side Drive Fnd 148th Street, has been
bought by Philip Meyrowitz from the
Union Chemical Glassware Company
q. Portman). 1t is on plot 108 feet on
the drive and $50 feet on 148th Street.
mr.. Meyrowitz also purchased from
Abraham Harawitz the Valdosta, COM
pirlsing the block front on the north
side OF ls3d Street. from Intervale Ave
nue. to Kelly Street, on plot 200x125,
with eighteen stores. Goldberg &
Phillips were the brokers.
Sale of the Towers
The Towers, an eight-story steel con-
structed apartment at the northwest
corner of Central Park West and
Nlnety-fourth Street, on plot 68xl00
has been bought by s. Morri Banner
from the Globe Realty Company.
Norman Denzer was tie broker. The
house was erected about fifteen years
ago by the sellers from plans by Harde
& Short. Mr. Banner contemplates re-
modelling the house into small suites
All OF the leases expire next October
Resale of the Monte Cristo
Chester D. Judis & Joseph Shapiro
have resold the Monte Cristo at the
northeast corner Seventh Avenue and
123d Street, q ven-story elevator
apartment on plot 60x1OO, which they
recently purchased from the Metropolis
Securities Company. The buyers are
client OF Knapp & Wassan.
Sale in 177th Street
Moses H. Rcthstein has bought Tor
the B. S. 7. Realty Corporal. On. the
fve-story apartment at 655 West 177.h
Street, on plot 70x9o.
Physician Sells Lexington Ave. Realty
The John P Peel Company has sold
for DR.. Arthur L, Newman, Of Paterson,
N. j., to the Mildon Realty Company,
the flve-story building, s02 Lexington
Avenue, southwest corner of Sixty-sec-
ond Street, on plot 25.5x75. and i'm
mediately resold it to Richard Thinner
man, who occupies the corner store.
Flat in Hancock Place Sold
Ryan & Co. have sold to client of
Bandler & Haas, the five-s story apart
ment, on plot, 4Ox100 irregular, at 4
Hancock Place, near 125th Street.
Deal in Seventh Avenue
Nail e. Parker have sold for the
Elizabeth Realty Company, 1852
Seventh Avenue, a five story fiat. on lot
25x99.11, to the Copeland Realty Com
pany.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
Princess Rospigliosi
Sells East 10th St. Home
Former Miss Bronson, Now in
Italy, Disposes of Property:
Other DWELLINGS Sold

The Princess Rospigliosi. Of Rome. has
sold the three story building on lot 25x
S89, at "a East Tenth Street.
Tease d Elllman have sold for Pro-
lessor Alexander Lambert 1872 Lexing.
ton Avenue, between Sixty-first and
Slxty-second streets, 20 feet wide. to
Joseph q. Abramson. This property ad-
throp.
Douglas Gibbons & Co. have sold for
mrs. Lillian c. Rainbow, lat East Fifty
hfth Street, three story dwelling on
lot 16x100 feet, to client who will re-
model into modern American basement
dwelling.
.Cammann, Voorhees, & Floyd have
sold for Yale University the residence at
lb9 East Thirty-seventh Street. on lot
l4.8x8O feet, between Lexington and
Third avenues.
The William S. Anderson Company
has sold for Clara A. Ellis the dwelling
mousse at 2lf East Seventy-second Street.
Other Sales on East Side
John j. Theo A. Kavanagll and
Harris & Vaughan nave sold for the es-
tate Of David Lydig, II East Eighty
third Street, four story dwelling house
on lot 20x1022, for occupancy. after ex-
tensive alterations into American base
ment
William B. May & Co. have sold for
Emos Cotting Schermerhorn to a client,
who will rebuild, Is East Seventy ninth
Street, four story dwelling house on
lot 25xl00.
Buyers for West Side Dwellings
The Equitable Life Assurance So
ciety has sold to James Davidson 1886
and 1857 Seventh Avenue, two private
houses, which it is reported will be occu-
pied as a private sanatorium. Irving
H. Wolfe was the brokcr.
The Rev Uri Felshin has purchased
through Moses H. Rothstein from Cor
poration Counsel William p. Burr IL
West l20th Street, a four story and
basement dwelling.
George ". Mercer & Son have sold
for Frank j. Goodwin the three story
dwelling house at 1923 West Twenty-sec-
ond Street. on lot 2Ox92 feet, to Anton
Louy.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
AMERICAN PORTS

BALTIMORE, Md. Feb o-Arrlved: Motor
Str James Tinson Norfolk; str Maine,
bach. Che, bours VIA New York; santore.
Eelton. Sailed: stts Boveric <Br), New
YORK; s6sTny nsycoi; n Noriolk; -,;,.a s,-s por.
phia: Lake Geneva. Norfolk; Maiden, Nor
59 h,sn s s
hsptoa n1 Everpoo a'Va Via Sortolf; Pa Iampssss
atrs MeSs4 N6sfok nso Msrray Nepfos
west Jaffrey. Rio dc Ianeito and Buenos
fsulsboro, New rorT; nsronl.n a. isD.
cAARLnsTo}S C. FEB 49, arsr.
sss Iaxs Louise louise. cuba For Tor @ Nev YORK:
.ss{, .v Ee Wss fay %s yar Sailed @
hos for Jacksonville: Lake Clear for Bal
MOBILE, Ala, L rek S-,s, s-Arr,ysa: Az $; stra +
New York. Sailed schr Upton. Porto
Rice; n Turner, Porto Rico.
Lmon via Kingston; Hudson tFr), Havre;
Imperator (Nor>. B!uenelds Via Cape
schr st + Aveifo tpott}. oporto, Portugal.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb a:-Arrived: strs
London: Lake Farley Fowey; Lake. Gram
plan. Arroyo VIA Charleston; Gretah; Bos-
Snrn nosea ssrk Fs1o Ne f
f's mARe@s Rseeas ook Hs ps es -sa'ss,
nELAwARB BREAKWATER, Feb g.
possd5 sa5'f Rnxston sor sev York Ssho{s 81
aona asHDEE Er Hdns rdsa.ssa Eis Via vss
% FORT EADs .sa ~ Feb s455,ysq Nass ,-,s Str
sans $50 via cieniuegos; Lake Gil5edsc
"a.is Fa"nrhAND: I.S'Hoss Ne, Feb s.@Arr.yse: Str.
Anareas tGss.ks5; s.s9;s Trieste v'a Hallfss Lake
PoRT TAMPA. Fia, Feb s.-saned: Str
o r Wartng. Batop Rouge; tug % l. Rus
Hassoa ff Nssn ossna. RsTss @ w ar'
4 Az Bslliveau sBr5. Man:anillo. ,xrrived
JACKsoNvILLD. Fla, Feb e--Arrived
westhembrie, Manchester' Juniata. Balti
more via savannah; Gulf Light; Port Ar
PORT ARTHUR. Texas. Feb e--An4ved
gtrs csbrite' Tamplc9,;;, Monawk. naw nli Mobile
'Ss SsAa:vHNSAH. H1IsHsSlH Feb s-Arriyea: Str. wes
Kyska. southsmpton; skandsrborg fpano
sailed: Str city OF Columbus, Boston.
NORFOLK. Fab s-Arrived: Sire Presi
dent Estroda Cabrera tGuata,. sawona
| damas {Rr), Cristobal; City OF st Joseph
Ealtimers; San Ssnnsro sSia ut rsisag GsToa
westsrn chief. New Orleans: .westshore
Galveston; Eilnspert, sayannah; xans, Genera
i1artnouth. Wauzu, Newport News sch
Joseph Leopold, Lisbon. Sailed st
wakan Psrnambueo: Eurydamas (Br}
Brest: Tonawand. tnsl. Tsmp.ce; Eims
bort, Havfs; WAtsrtewn. Newport News
San GshnAro lftaD. New Orleans: In
haft ;Hr), Sanchez: bark Papa Utal)
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
Flat Buying in Bronx

r. Rasmussen has sold the three
family apartment at 416 East 173d
Street. on lot 20N100, for Edward Gold
man, to W. S. Schinder.
Harry Calm has resold to Frank E.
Silverman, the five-story apartment at
1416-1418 Bryant Avenue. on plots 50x
100. B. Highlander was the broker.
Ryan & Co. have sold for Frances
MacDermott to Ethel Smolens. the
three-family house at 926 Hunts Point
Avenue, on lot 19x1O0,
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
81, 100000 Exchange Phone
Ruilding for East 30th ST

The New York Telephone Exchange
ing on the north side of Thirtieth
Street, $50 feet west of Second Avenue,
to cost S1,O00,oo0, according to plans
filed with the Manhattan Bureau Of
Buildings yesterday.
The building will have frontage on
the south side of Thirtieth Street Of
1a0 feet, extending to Thirty-frst
Street, where the frontage will be 1926
feet. 1t will take the place of a num-
her of old fashioned dwellings which
were demolished about year ago. Nc
kcnzie, Voorhees, & Gmelin are the
architects.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
rnANspAc1rlc MAILS

The connecting mails closs At ..tcfce tns shsI sto.
tion. New York. at p. rn.. as foiiows'
H.ws ssnosa n 1s,srd sor Ass,T's Ssw as.lsnd ana
Wa San Francisco. steamship Ventura
February ~ r,. s,neria.
s,ochia china. Netherlands East lndIss q NY (
Philippine Islands via s,,n ranf9uprs Emprsss Of
Victoria. b. C... eteai"slip
Asia, February -. Cochin China.
81. San FRANCISCO, steamship cofusa. FEB
ruary IA. A CHINA. Siam.
sss1. ch,n. Ns.hes,.ns: .,.ss d. 1sas ssa
Indiss, s,.n ano ..eamship shlnyo MAru. Feb
ruary Is. ... f,n.hsn CHINA and
AawsM. .i .st Indies. VIA San Fran.
Hseos esco. steamship Nanking Fsorussy s,,,. ls.
Jappsr;;p Japsrn;; Arabia Maru. February ie
Hewais. Ent..sa Ent .ss msil for Australia. vis
spsc,a,.yye Ts pssnauyer and Victoria. B. c., steamship
Sakura February ls
Matsonia, February ~.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
S6OO.OOO Loan on Realty

The Title Guarantee and Trust Co.
has loaned to Lehn & Fink Inc. $780,
600 on the property on the northeast
corner of Greenwich and Morton
streets. running "L" shaped to Bar
row Street A seven-story office and
warehouse building is to be erected
which will have a frontage Of 1905
feet on Greenwich Street, 1926 feet on
Morton Street and so feet on Barrow
Street
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
Nav Build Another Theater
In West 18th Street

The Duross Company has sold for
the Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
Company and ]: Frederick Kernochan
trustees to William D. fitzpatrick, 234
West Fourteenth Street, a five-story
and basement dwelling, on lot 25x1O3.3.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick owns plot 72xl03 on
the same block on which it is under
stood he is to erect theatsr.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
Maiden Lane Building Sold

The Cross g. Brown Company has
sold for the Interstate Land Holding
Company to Bing g. Bing the twelve
story semi manufacturing building at
al and 40 Maiden Lane, between Nassau
and William streets, on a plot about
44x135, and known as the Meyers Build
ing. The building will be converted
into an office building for insurance
interests,
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
Long Island City Sales

The Cross & Brown Company has
sold for the Interstate Land Holding
Company the building at the southwest
corner Of Van Aist and Harris avenues,
Long Island City, to the Perfect Win
dow Regulating Company, and for the
samo owners the property at the south
west corner of Crescent and Thirteenth
streets, TO the Greater City Construe-
ton and Finance Corporation.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10

General Motors on 42d Street
The General Motors Export Company
has leased eight floors in the Wurlltzer
Building being erected on Forty second
Street, through to Forty-frst Street.
The Cross & Brown Company negoti-
ated the deal
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
Westchester Estates Sales

Fish & Marvin have sold for the
Witherbee Real Estate and Improve
merit Company nine lots on Highbrook
Aveare, at Pelham Manor, to John
Snisa.
The same brokers have sold for the
Corlies Estate a house on Highbrook
Avenue, at Pelham Manor, to George
Alexander Walker jr., of White Plains.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
LEGAL NOTICES

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW
YORK COUNTY-1n the matter Of the ap-
pAcation Of IRVING SAVINGS INsTITC-
TION for authority to change It's naVe 20
IRVING SAVINGS BANK:
NOTICE l. hereby given that IRVING
having It's principal business once
In fine Borough of Manhattan, City, County
and state Of New York. will apply to the
Supreme Court Of the state Of New fo'k s.,i q
a. The County Court House in the County OF
New York, on March 3. 1890. at 1o:l5 o'clock
in the forenoon Of that day, or ns soor,
thereafter as counsel can be heard. for an
order authorizing said corporation to change
It's corporate name to IRVING SAVINGS
Dated. New York City. February 2. 1890.
IRVING SAVINGS INsTITUTIoN,
BY H. r. TENER. President.
RUSHMORE. B1SBEE STEHN. Atse.. nseis
t,eys for Petitioner. Once q Post once
Address, 81 Broadway Borough OF Man
haitian. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
Sells Estate at Pawling

Wetmore & Magill and Edgar l..
Hoag have sold for DR.. Harvey W.
Woodberry his country place at Paw
ling, N. Y, comprising ffty-fve acres
and improved with q colonial farm
house.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
Notice to Tribune Readers

living to the shortage of
cono'uons and difficulties OF transportation the New York
morning newspapers have agreed the publication
real estate transfers recorded mortgages recorded
4eass Inc Tribune is this agreement
acon accordingly 1t will
fea estate transactions in usual place.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
Brokers i'm Hotel Lease

Porter Co. were the brokers in the
recent lease OF the Hotel Colonial, at
125th Street and Eighth Avenue, and
Tribune
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
FOREIGN PORTS

FOREIGN PORTS
Depastures for Now York
san Iuar,--S. g. A1ar1An2,
Busnoa Ayres-v-S. 8. Hellenes.
ArravuIs from New York
Z panama Canal, Crtstoba!-S. 9. Dreyden.
" est wind, Calarnayss.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10

I. S. Wolf &, Co. have bought from
the Reyam Realty Company the mod
ern seven-story building at 130-1s4
East Twenty-tifth Street, which they
now occupy Bastine & Co.. Inc, and
Eugene e. Sperry represented the SELL
ers. Abraham l.. Gut,nan acted for the
purchasers
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10

str James Timson, Norfolk str Maine,
Rotterdam. Cleared: strs x I Lucken-
bach. Chez bourg via New York: Santore,
FELTON,. Sailed: Strs Boveric (Br), New
York; Baycoi Norfolk.
=
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
Garage In Sixty-sixth Street Sold

George S. Runk has sold for the
Theodore Schumacher estate 118 East
Sixty-siXth Street, tree story gagae
with elevator, on lot 25x1O0.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11
Sentence Sermons by ElPaso Ministers

WHAT is religion? Is a a Is
above % d doctrines and conduct above Conformity to RELIGIOUS rules and
guoHs7 Think these thngsRev VIM H En of the First
Congregational church
Only
accidental quality Heaven has spoken the last word possible
wait for all Begin obey follow
Chrt-Rev. Hudson, First Baptist
It poorly stops
He needs the oil of bengRv
Floyd Poe, First Presbyterian church
Regardless among wheat
Of Christianity having this seal he Lord kOeh them that
His"Rev S. D. Athan Mexican Church of the
The true prophet disturbed by the temporary
prosperity the wicked He sustained his faith
church.
The message Christianity message importance
reserved in heaven" for hRev W Huggett Highland Methodist
II this and guiisship the Holy darker the
Van vaIkenburgh, First Methodist Episcopal church
today morning
creation Virtue old the sunshine and
Christian church.
quality quantity really leads Chris
tan life worth thousand who half Christians and half Worldly
church members heavy debit the ehurchs with
Rev George " Mccall Central Baptist church
6iH-Rsv. H. " Baptist
Evil the world rapidly
harvest we should
NJ Farley, Westminster Presbyterian church
Jesus kingdom earth kingdom Of grace His church
he brings with Him all the treasures Of His kingdom forgiveness
with God rhteOusness life and salvation your
only savRev J. h C. Sleek, lions Evangelical Lutheran
Acquiring property taking good
things Often however while pursuing neglect
life which GOdHRev Henry Schneider Atura
Jesus value the temporary admiration of the thrOng as He did the
did not look bRsv C. K Campbell presiding elder e. PasO district N E
church. South
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-11

hope OF purchasing happiness. but IN
reality got for il nothing.
The world is mad for pleasure Go
if you please to the ballroom OF
stand at the threshold Of any sinful
pleasure, where the inmates are leav-
ing God out Of their lives and un-
mask the souls there hidden behind
giddy laughter and artificial smiles,
and you viii not find there the at
tainment of the souls desire, but
merely a desire 70 forget and be happy
in spite Of so called fate.
Sin Like Spider.
Sins tuition is too high. and there
are none who are able to pay the
price. Because none have an account
Of goodness on which 10 draw. From
a business viewpoint Il Is bad. From
a moral viewpoint, Il means destruc-
tion. and from a Christian viewpoint
eternal death
The tuition consists in:
T. Allowing the devil 20 bind oneself
as the spider binds its prey. I sat one
afternoon and watched a red ant
crawl into a spiders web. instantly
came the spider with his oily tread
across the web. and stoppd as II to
now. Then with one foot he threw a
lasso Of web about the ants body,
then another and another and so on,
until, instead Of an ant that could
bite and sting and squirm, Il evolved
into a revolving mass deeply covered
with web and becoming more helpless
with each revolution. How much IS
this like the man who attempts TO
play the game OF sin, helpless 20 help
himself and does not feel the need Of
outside help from Christ getting
sensation out Of the'whirl the devil
is giving him
Does Il Pnyf
.. Being separated FAR from God
and prcpotionately nearer 70 eternal
death. A crowded theater caught on
fire, a child was asleep on a front
seat by Its mother Some one cried.
'fireF With them she sprang 70 her
feet. she was separated from the
child. In their mad rush they pushed
her from the child. She struggled
against the frenzied mass until her
strength gave way, and she fell to
the floor and lost her life Her OBJ
5ect OF love was on the front seat.
but caught by a combination OF cir
cumstances she was pushed the other
way.
Sinner friend, you have as vo"-