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Arizona republican., 1920-02-15

Master; all disconcerted by the same discords in the divine harmony, all surging to the boom of the bass drum, and shrieking to the shrill of the fife. Molecules tied together, and yet eter- nally set spinning away from each other; swayed by unknown impulses: scratching and wooing, and clawing and loving as the organ notes of in- finity call.
 Some men play upon the human
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08
Sentence Sermons yEIPaso Ministers


influences Of life today What is there motherhood
50 inspires and ennobes US? be thing worthy Of honor
IT. then 1t behooyes mothers Of today consider well such things
shah benedin years
hes struggeReY. kilo Atkinson, Christian church
graves; forget
selves into nmoTtahtyRey. Baker
copal church.
said disciples thy
Then church today Garry
the your
word and tendest eareRey T King Highland Park Baptist church
We believe with preach
believe ability great
that the
the trinity be believed
Gods eternal
believed
the doctrines
this represents The washing regener-
alton" be spirit
Of God" Men represents cleansing
dsadl One class believes what the says the other
B.
Greever, ST. PauIs English Lutheran church
says many, majority only
saved therefore Christian ought strive
the life; MeHRev
J. H. C. Sleek lions Evangelical Lutheran church
saved7D
Mccall Baptist
memory mothers
life Americas motherhood today
removed from flag partnership
Henry Van Yalkenbugh First Methodist Episcopal church
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08
Bill Carlisle
Put To Shame
ByBeYt Lotion

RawIins. Wyo., May s.-Bert Lof-
ton. considered one OF the most
recalcitrant inmates OF the Wyoming
state penitentfary, engineered an
escape from the death house more
daring and sensational than that
staged by vanishing BIZ Carlisle,
the notorious train robber who
eluded armed posses for nearly a
month before his recapture.
Lotion left the prison sans SHOES
stockings and hat, and clad only IN
thin striped convict garb, while a
snowstorm. accompanied by cold high
winds. ragged.
William Smith. another convict,
escaped with Lotion. but was taken
before he got outside the great gray
walls OF the institution
In the C<ath cell 10 which both
Lotion ana Smith had been com
mitted because Of their meanness
is a lavatory. The lavatory drain en-
tiers through a hole in the hard steel
wall OF the cell which hole was COW
cred by a sheet Of malleable steel.
Against this softer steel covering.
Lotion laboriously scratched with
needles that he had stolen from the
prison shirt factory. When ne be-
came weary. Smith relieved him at
the task. Eventually the needle cut
through the softer steel and the
plate was separated from the wall
OF the cell The convicts tore the
pipe apart removed the plate thaf
had encircled IL and crawled through
the aperture 10 a corridor that led
from the death house TO the main
part Of the prison.
Still using the needle. Lotion
picked the lock Of the huge steel
door that barred his progress and
found himself free Of the death cells
restrictions. Unobserved, Lotion and
Smith scaled three tiers OF cells and
gained access TO the prison attic.
Breaking the concrete and Stats OF
the roof OF the building they
emerged into open air on top OF the
with a spring bIizzard-cutting
wind and singing saow-raging, the
pair jumped from the roof OF the
building TO the ground below, utlliz-
ing some bedding obtained In the
attic TO soften the impact with the
frozen ground Finding a bar OF
iron, Lotion bent Il into hook tied
it to a piece OF rope and cast the
hook to the top OF the prison wall
Climbing the rope. Lotion dropped II
feet to freedom just as guards ar
rived and captured Smith
His successful escape parallels
that OF William Carlisle, who made
his way to temporary freedom By
hiding in a box Of shirts being
shipped from the prison factory, but
was later captured after being shot
by a deputy sheriff in one OF the
most sensational man hunts Wyom-
ing has ever known.
Lotion was serving five year
sentence for grand larceny and be-
cause OF his general cussednesB'
was confined TO the death house
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08

day school part Of the building TO be
completed by November I, the rest
by early spring, 1921
The new church VIII be OF Mt
Franklin blue limestone. and Of
Gothic construction similar 20 St
Clements Episcopal church here. The
plans include a tower for chimes II
viii have a slate roof. Reinforced
concrete floor and viii occupy a full
quarter block, BOXES feet The
church viii be built in two parts, in
order that the services can be held
in part OF the old church until the
first unit OF the new one s com
plete
The seating capacity OF the main
auditorium viii be nearly twice that
OF any church in Fl Paso, with pew
Accommodations for 400 persons. The
Sunday school building wiz accomo-
date 1000 persons. Other features OF
the new church viii be q standard
gymnasium in the basement, shower
baths, lockers, recreation rooms and
a banquet hall
Increasing membership for years
20 come has been considered in
planning the church The Central
Baptist church has received 100 new
members since January J. 1920
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08
Says Currency Increase Is
Cause of High Prices

Cincinnati, O. Nay s.-The prin-
cipal causes OF high prices are, with
out any possible question. the enor-
nous increase in the currency and the
scarcity OF goods"
This is the judgment expressed by
DR.. Royal Meeker. director OF the
United States bureau OF labor statis-
tics, analyzinE the high cost OF liv-
ing while addressing members OF the
Woman's City club. and the City club
here.
II the cost or living is 10 be
brought down, its causes must be az
tackled" said DR.. Meeksr.
The Indictment OF profiteers wiz
have 10 appreciable effect upon
prices. Cooperation OF workers ana
managers promise larger results In
the campaign to bring down high
prices than any other thing at the
present time"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08
SUMNER SCHOOLS DOUBLE
IN NUMBER IN PAST nTOvTr

The number OF summer schools
this year has been multiplied BY two
within the past month Every
religious body is announcing some.
schools are being utilized, and so are
sumner hotels There are week end
retreats BY protestants. while the
number Of such for Catholic Iavmen
steadily increases.
Some OF these are for study OF mis-
sicnss others combine social service
with missions, while a few are for
the definite training OF volunteer
workers Presbyterians have Just
announced schools in IS states. and
m some OF the states three and four
different meetings are planned The
states extend from Massachuset
west and south-Indiana and Wiscon-
sin. North Carolina and Tennessee.
and oregon and California.
All OF these schools are in addition
70 the NOrthfields, Winonas- Chau-
tauquas and the Silver Bay old and
established conferences. THEW a-e
projected by active societies from
the different bodies. A Few are pro-
5ected by ambitious trustees Of
small colleges and owners OF sum
mer hotels. Difficulty is reported in
getting teachers and preachers for
al OF them, 50 many ministers being
bent on trips 70 Europe, although late
reports are 10 the effect that travel
conditions in Europe are. anything
but ideal Young people OF the
churches are Just now being deluEed
with literature OF Invitations. Rates
are high but the projectors expect
record breaking attendance, they
say.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08

report OF that Organizations war
activities, are known 10 have the
sanction Of Catholic aufhoritfes
Absolutely nothing has been sad bv
the nights throughout the world war
that has not first had approval of
the hierarchy Hardly a man has
been employed TO do work whose
selection was not first agreed to. The
Knights are a lay organization. the
pioneer one T. their church doing
work on their lines. and It is l0val
to its church down to the Lass meas
ure-
In the criticisms Mr.. Kennedy tells
OF constant obstacles put in their
way Order after order was riven
from the war department. SO
Catholics charge. restricting the
work Of the knights, coupled with
the warning that If they perferred
they might get ont OF France. Tie
policy Of giving comforts free. az
compared with the y. II. c. A. selling
them, was ordered discontinued. we
knights say that an abuormauy large
part OF energy that knights wants
to bestow upon good for the A z. F.
had TO be expended on the war de-
7Ertment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08
LEADERS GENSURE
ANTI-SAL00N LEAGUE TACTICS

PROTESTANT church leaders. in
numbers large enough to control
action Of their several bodies.
are not wholly satisfied with the
Anti Saloon league and the ~. G.
r. L and they have just shown they
are not IN action taken by them re-
gardiug the foreign language press.
This press has been saying strong
things Of late about personal liberty.
and the Introduction OF czardom into
the United states. Il has gone as
far as 10 dared in advising violation
Of prohibition amendment and en-
forcement laws When it came 70 be
necessary 10 act against &c churches
Joined and acted independently OF
organizations named.
IN their reply these protestant
leaders give a comprehensive sum
mary Of the practical advantages
arising from prohibition Their list
Of counties wherein sheriffs cannot
make gails pay because prohibition
has reduced number OF prisoners. in
many instances wiped them out en-
tirsiyr is long one. Formidable
figures are given concerning the e.
rect or temperance upon industry,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08

hose in the front yard The man got
away with the hose
Mai. Moves Rand, Mrs Rand ana
NorvaU Rand came In on the MeNi-
can Central last evening from Tor
Triton Belt. OF Lordsburg. who Is
visiting the little son Of Chas- B.
Stevens. had a close call this after
noon. While playing near the corner
OF santa Fe and Franklin streets he
became buried in a sand slide and,
but for the timely assistance OF j.. T.
Neff and L A. Webster, the little EEL
low would have lost his lie he was
under the sand more than five min
utes before he was recovered
Mrs. William J.. GLASGOW is IN the
city with her parents judge and MS
Joseph 1lagOffiu. she viii remain
here a few weeks and VIII then leaFe
for lgsr home az Governors Island she
viii be accompanied By her mother
who is III at present
Mrs. r. S. Austin Is again at her
home after a visit &c Monterey
This afternoon Mrs Frank Ainsa's
little girls are giving a party al tnel1
home on Mesa avenue
S H NeWma chairman OF the gem
eral anniversary committee, has COM
pelted all the arrangements Tor the
annual picnic OF the Pioneers assoc
citation, which viii be held this week
al the Brewery garden in East FL
Directors OF the Il Paso Country
club expect 20 hold their formal open
ing on or about the 25th OF the month
-. r.. .--o rsr.ro- -o-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08
SEBORRHEAS
KILLING

Errvone Knows that the Nh snd
women q Anerica are losing thetr bar
The prevzienee Of seborrhea (the dan
duff disssss) Is appalling. But Juse -
&c proved that dandruh Wa due
70 bsSIH, science nov ofers tn
remedy.
It i FAMo.
FAAEo destroys the dandrd badH
snd stoDs the s-bcrrhean erredon- Il
stops al itching Of the sealp-
II venerstss the s>alp and unless tas
hair roots arc entirely DID Il e1cou-
aqes and stimulates the growth q NV
hair.
The INGREDIENTS Of FAlGo havo neEz
before ben used h tbs reatm=ct q
TIE scalp. But thy are vel Enozn %
medical science
Three years were spsnt N P-zseang
FAlEO II one Of the large pharmacsu-
teal laborztcries q Detroit
FsAro ua-zs The husr nd szlp h=aAhy- =
l,ouri-hss ths h1ir n . l11dzizl ny "a
Eaks Il insrolz I'D a175-
FAnro euuz Ia s-o airs-ss @ sd q Be
borfis 4 81 X1E m1nry baeE = - -
n1c EEtE6ed-
Ssborrhsa l. the nssdiaal rsGls for
r,orhicisT fnur.assd foR Gurl the -
b--sous fland o. tbs scat1- I15 49,
rhaaa s1croficn forms n scalel e -
and Il oortnonly kn1sz - d1i'or11-
Fpm ths tboranoriss Of +. A Thrmp-
non 8 Company, harutart1rinS
Pharmacists, Deruit. Mich
The White House Dry Goods Go
The Popular Dry Goods Co. &c.
The Globe Department stor.
VI. A. Warner Drug Co.
sun Drug Co.
Union Drug Co.
puyue-Rice Drug Co.
afo Grandc Pharmacy.
Holsfon Drug store
Eagle Drug store
Cunning 4 CaHteel-
GruudTiew DRUG store.
GruyHon Drug Co.
International Drug CO.
Special Fnmo AEentE--AdT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08
WILSON HONORARY CHAIRMAN
or MATFLOMER CouNCIL

President Wilson and former
president Taft are honorary chair
men Of an American MayfloWer
council, which has just been formed
for the celebration Of the Pilgrim
tercentenary this year. Several
organizations were trying to do DIFF
ferent and also the same things, and
TIE new council aims at coordina-
ton and harmony.
The American is similar TO British
and Dutch councils already formed.
Invitations have been sent 70 distin-
Euished British persons to come e
America to assist in the celebration
One famous man has been asked to
write an ode and to come to America
and read IL. Some men and women
from here are going to England and
Holland. and some English and
Dutch men and women are coming
here.
Appeal viii be made to All schools
TO hold Pilgrim exercises. and 10 all
ministers TO mention the Pilgrim
landing in their sermons In about
20 cities Pilgrim celebrations viii
be held, eliminating in a meeting in
Carnegie han. New York, on the day
after Thanksgiving day. The festival
named which Pilgrim descendants
place TO the credit Of the Plymouth
people, IS this year TO be covered by
Mayflower week President Henry
Churchill King, OF Oberlln. is chair
man Of this new American council
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08

what It did for me.H-4lrs. G.
ScHooSFH1D. 240 Wood Ave, Nus
kegon, Mich.
Woman's Precious Gift
The one which she should most zeal
ously guard is her health, but she
often neglects to do so in season until
some silment peculiar to her sex has
fastened itself upon her. When so
affected women may rely upon Lydia
7. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
a remedy that has been wonderfully
successful in restoring health 70 suf-
fering women.
If you have the slightest doubt that
lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound VIII help you, write to lydia Z.
Pinkham Medicine Co. (conidentiall
lynn, Mass, for advice. Your letter
VIII be opened, read and answered BY
a woman and held IN strict confidence.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08
pHEsBYTERIaN MISSION BOARDS
SHOW INCREasE ~ RECEIPTs

PRESBYTERIAN MlesAuN BUAlkDe
SHOW INCREASE N RECEIPTS
The new era movement OF the
Presbyterian church issues a state
ment showing large percentage in
creases in receipts Of the two great
mission boards OF the Presbyterian
church. Treasurers OF the same
boards put the matter in q slightly
foreign board began its year $780,
600 in debt Because Of after war
conditions. and the impossibility OF
doing certain work in the near east,
s150,000 OF the debt was written off.
Its year closes now with about s75,-
600 for the current year debt OF
only $4,000. Its Increase Of $780,
600 for the current year was possible
only after pairing down, for the year.
appropriations 10 an unusual extent
below previous years.
The home board Jared not so well.
II cut its commitments at the begin
ming Of the year by some 100000 as
compared with recent years. Then Il
was unable TO pay off any Of its old
debt Of S23s, goo and hesides was
compelled TO put in S25S,000 OF re-
serve funds. Hence it goes to the
general assembly with its old debt
intact and a new one added OF almost
exactly the same size, or a total debt
OF z77. 1900. These boards are look
ing to the new era and interchurch
movements 10 pull them out They
contributed 100000 to pay salaries
OF interchurch movement leaders
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08

BIBLE STUDENTS TO MEET.
International Bible students will
meet in the county court room Sun
DAY afternoon. Berean Bible study
viii be held at 2 o'clock and preach
ing service at $3.50. The subject Of
the sermon win be. THE Mosaic Law
and Justification.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08

i C o III d hardly
walk. Lydia j.
Pinkhsm's Vege
table Compound
was recommend
ed to me and it
made me good
and strong again
so that I am able
to do al nv
work. I highly
recommend your
medicine and tell
------a-~ 7 naE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08

WIDOW TAXES p. o. PLlCE-
Patagonia. Ariz- Nay s.-Mrs-
George Francis has been appointed
postmaster at this point. succeeding
her husband, John Francis, who died
In California a few weeks ago She
has been assistant IN the Office.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08
Work Started
On Ne10 Central
Baptist Church

Work has been started on the new
$4,000 Central Baptist church. sol
Montana street, Of which Rev. 6. W
Mccall is pastor. The contract has
been awarded l. S. Glaser. the sun
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08
THE MISERY OF
BACKACHE
Removed byLydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
COMPOUND.

Muskegon, Aieh.-'.For six years I
was 50 weak in my back at tines that
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08
II Years Ago Today
From The Herald OF This Date. 1906.

A SEVERE storm is sweeping the
n great lakes and doing great dam
age 10 shipping vessels.
Mr.. and AIRS. Louis Buschman and
Mr.. Trimnell, who left here last week
for an overland trip to Denver, write
from Rincon that they reached that
place in safety on the fifth day out
from FL Paso-
John Tucker has moved 20 Los
Angeles with his family.
S. p. Weiseger and father left yes
terday for San Antonio
Mrs. John L O'Shea, al Boulevard,
fired three shots last night at a man
who was making away with the lawn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08

X. OF c. BITTERLY CRITICIZE
POLICY OF WAR DEPARTMENT
Severe criticisms Of the war de-
partment and secretary Newton D.
Baker, made by John B. Kennedy OF
the Knights Of Columbus, in a formal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08
YOUR SURE OPPORTUNITY.
BONTS LEASES

least. TO continue the distribution 81
a 5-acre oil and gas lease 70 each
Consolidated Syndicate mem Der.
whether you pay SO cash OF more on
YOUR membershin
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08
LOTEHING IN TIELD
COMPLETELY.

By working day and night Tor tvo
weeks assisted by several OF nv very
best scouts and confidential men. 7
was able TO secure information OF al
most iuesrimable value Z was also
able 70 form certain close WORKING
cooperative alliances which gives rs
the widest possible range OF holdings
so as 70 profit By every well that
is drilling. or VIII be drilled fl the
field for years 70 come
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08

FL Paso seed Co.'S 1870 CataIog now
ready. Write or call for a copy--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08

was able 70 SO use our cash that
we have the biggest list Of holdings
so located and so protected that We
are not only comfortable as TO the
future. but have a splendid cash
working capital on hand 20 carry for
ward our entire plans. This was
made possible by the rromut response
OF my thousands OF hackers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08
$40 CASH RESERVES 1900
MEMBERSHIP.

$40 cash now does the fuu work %
$1,000 IN that IL holds for you the
Thousand Dollar Membership.
when you have paid 500 You then
share in the profits pro-rata from
that amount. II you later pay in
more cash OF allow your profits 60
be applied on further investment. you
then share accordingly from the ac-
cumulation or compounding feature OF
this Investment. You get in at the
start and have every benefit there
from. both from earnings, enhancing
values Of properties developed and
the right to a larger participation
after you know for sure you have a
real winner.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08

valuable beyond any loss rom reve-
nue. from excise, even in these trou-
bled times. No lack OF appreciation
OF work done by league and union
IS expressed. but the leaders say
these organizations do not fifty rep
resent them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08

Easy Way to Secure Large Interest
write for illustrated folder. How
10 Win
The reason for this is you are fur
nislinE the money On the ground
floor 10 build a great oil business
You are entitled 20 the biggest ir-
rerest possible for your money with
the very least risk Memberships uur-
chased now have the chance 20 be-
come very valuable and pay encr-
nous dividends IL you waited un-
til the profits begin. then you would
have TO pay the full value at that
time, but BY joining now. you get
your present small investment 10
work and have the fuu privileges OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08

The first car OF material and parts
Tor our new refinery has been re-
ceiVe1 at Becos and unioaded. and
the other parts and material includ-
ing tanks. ETC. are expected any dav-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08

ABNER DAVIS. Trustee. E-P.H
Fort Worth. Texas

Reserve for -f'ul Thousand
Dollar Membership Enclosed lind
S.......-. TO apply on same. 7 VIII
pay s.--- monthly. or as often
as I can conveniently do so. Until II
paw 500 am 10 share with all
other members on a fuli Drc-rata
ray cash or on easy installments- I
am also 20 receive q five t5l acre oil
and gas lease free. as q bonus. made
In my name, FOR each 500 pay.
whether paid cash or on lustal-ments.
provided this application reaches you
before all OF the boncs acreage is
distributed
Name -----------..- --.--.--.-.-.-.
Address -------.--..--..-. --........-
EPH-5-s-20 Date.-.-....----.-..
Non-Assessable-No
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08

There Is 3 very rem1rE1nle way 70 re-
move superduous hair. Simply ruoisten
the hairs with little sulfo solution The
hair begins 10 EhrivaL You can see this
dissolve, and then with Just a swish OF the
finger. all the hairs can be rubbed or
clear and clean It Is glorious. Every
woman should have some gulfo solution
on her dresser. II VIII cost one dollar
al any drug store, and VIII last Tor
considerable time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08

You can easily prevent hair from
falling and yor can make Z grow thick
and luLuriant by a very simple method,
which IS far superior In results 20 that
OF srv go-called hair tonic you can buy.
ne invigorator Is made By adding one
ounce Of beta-Quinol % a half pint OF
Eater and e half plat Of bay rum II
you prefer you may use q fuu pint OF
witchhazsi lnstsed OF the water and
bay rum The beta-qulnol may be pro-
cured for fifty cents AZ any drug store.
Try this and you viii no longer find
handfuls OF hslr coming out On your comb.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08

"Wha must do to be saved?" The Believe
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08

member themselves into nameles graves; others forget them
rtay-Rev Rufus Baker, Orchard Park Methodist Epis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08

Our plans are rapidly maturing foi
deep test ven 20 be drilled which E
20 prove up one OF the large blocks OF
acreage in which we are owners. and
thereby also enhancing the value Of
ne al-azEa oErzl -- ON r------
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-08
ABNER DAVIS REAPNG
FORTUNES FOR FRIENDS
IN PECOS OIL FIELDS
GROUND FLOOR MEMBERS GIvEN
5-ACRE LEASE FREE.
rWo LOCATIONS MADE.

Two locations have been made on
the Bell auticline and 70 the south
west OF the Discovery we'll Other
wells are drilling near by and almost
deep enough TO reach the Bel sand