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OBRAS DE UTILIDAD PRACTIC.

A-tcS GraflcGS.-F O-rCiaS : proceci-
mieato> para tiPocrafia, grabados.
A-te de guitar las manchas en- ;oda
clasp de tejidos -. -. ........ 75c
Cria de GaLinas: cl Galllne-o. incubaciGn.
aIimentoS y bebida>. hygiene, ceba, cas-
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paquc y t-anSporte De. huevo. por \.
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p-racc;camentc 81 cultivo de toda claSe
de ho-talizaS: ajo. ~repoiio: c~eoOlla. IA
bano, tomato, esparraSo. ~!echuEa. ETC..
ror Santos Rodriguez y E Zanabria. $40
Eemen,os de Mecaaica-Fucrza. rnovi-
miento rcsiStenciaS, magulnaS simp!cS.
eCui!ibrio dcn>idaG, etc. 5000. 1900. 6Oc
FL Medico de las FaniilaS.-Manaa te6- -
rico practice DE- Medlcina, q a.cance de
.odos. Tn tomo tela ...... .........Sl.20
e lb-o de las Madre$.-obra ,nuy it'll
po- los c-onocimientos CUE procura a las
mad-es de familia. para cua3plir Su au-
gusta mission de forua- ) e6ucar 4 los
hLlos " M
Eir;czs dc. Matrimonio.-El iitro de los
e>pUSoS. por el DR.. Pereir5, 4" Ia Rea!
Academia de Medicinal de Barcelona I'm
Cuia del Ambassador de Caballos : del Pr
cado.: metodo mexicano para donlar en-
dos herds cabalIoS y mulas b-uLas o
c~e-riles. por Francisco Mora .....-...SI.sO
G&iloS de Conbatc. incUbacion. cria. ali
mnntos y bebidas. como >c conoce q
supreme gallo de combatC, preparation.
jgeces. apuestaS. mandS y trampds por
Pauline Lopez e. .-.-. 800. .....Sl.IO
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cilloS y faciieS para combatir toGa cla-
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La Vecdadera Ciencia de Cuydr. Ira
tam!ento n~acC-jS;a noderno ) modo
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de-r-Un vo!unen te!a .-...... 1890. SIS
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mc-cial.-Obra ut!!isiEa para toda per-
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racioncs. sin neceSidad de nUnercs
nj calculcs $1,000 - 1890 s9c
Piantas que curan y p~iantas que ma-
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para Ia curacion de todaS las en-
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Compcnd;o de Grammatical CaStellana. Sc
gun u Academia por Toro y Come. 90
Compcadio de Grammatical por Don An
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Dicionar;o OrtoEraEico de las woes cas-
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: Real Academia. por ZCaiGa- Aumen-
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Ultima sdicion Official . d. = o.. S3.2'
Proatuar!c de OrtCGrafia dc Ia LenGua
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Prou;uar;o de ~ConiuEaci6n. o los diGZ
mil yerbos Observation-Disclosures -efor-
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PARA 1920.

81 mas antique Galv,
e Anc en- IA Aano
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Simons de acero con
soporte de . pulgadas.
Color blanco 0 dora
do. R esortes nluy
resistuntes.
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IIBROS DE LECTURA.
GRAMMATICAL

CUrsn de LengulIe, Dor q FEot- NicaECo
G6ncz-Primer aRo = E ...-- 49,
Curse do LenguNe, SeGundo ano .....
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Ia Msd-e &c los deSamparados ......... Is
La Pu-isina Conception 1900 -....... Is
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Nuestra Sra de Ia Candelar!a ........ Is
San Antonio Ge PaGua .--..... ........ Is
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Santo Ninc de Atccha ........ ........ 10
santa Cecilia 1890. ......... .-...... Is
Santa Lucia =. ...--.-- -..-. ..... Is
San Francisco Javisr 1900. ...... . Is
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-29

THE sawmin on Gander creek is put
l ting on style, as the man who
works there walked out on astrike for
higher wages and shorter number.
The Ticlville train had such a big
load On its last incoming trip the con-
ductor made the passengers stand up
while the engine was trying to make
grade
=
Cricket Hicks complains that some
body rear him at preaching last Sun
day chewed their wax so loud It got
him mixed up IN his efforts to listen
to what the preacher was trying to
say Miss Hostetter Hooks says It IS
not any Of his business.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-29
TALK Of EPISCOPAL DIVISION
CAUSES GHURGHMEN NO ALARM

ousIy shifts the argument" went on
one Of them, while the other listened
and agreed. when he talks about
arrogance Of bishops. lack Of signifi-
canoe TO the rite Of confirmation, and
charges that nothing VIII arouse the
Episcopal church from lethargy. Let
me tell you about it.
''Dr. Grant is rector OF the Church
Of the Ascension in lower Fifth ave-
nue.. He set up forum, and the
first leader Of IL was so rank his
vestry ordered him out Then Grant
went on himself. and into the forum
came 7 W w. Rand school, Social
lists who were Jews Of so rank So
cialism that even New York jews dis
owned them Nothing was said By
his church officials when he con-
Quoted his forum in his parish house,
but when he brought IL into his
church, a building set apart for other
uses. he broke a solemn legal obliga-
ton and was called TO account by
his superior He car led the case 10
his local convention, and that body
upheld the bishop. II listened 10
Grant. but voted against him.
Then Grant suddenly shifts his
base. and breaches about split in
the Episcopal chureh- Lnere VII pc
no split. certainly not over the use
of churches only for purposes for
which they were set apart The at
tack is vicious. and its wide publica-
ton Injuries all Christian bodies The
Interchurch World Movement is up
AGAINST financial difficulties. and is
being attacked by Presbyterian and
other leaders. Lots Of people sym
pathize with those who attack the
churches and their plans-withOut
knowing anything OF the facts
Or. Grants attacks on bishops OF
his own church. and upon the church
itself. are answered entire when two
Of them are replied to- They are
all Of one piece. He says the Epis-
copal church did not split in two in
Civil war time, and asks II II was
7sieep2 II not. why didn't it divide
north and south as did Methodists,
and Presbyterians- The an
swer IS that alone Of the great Prot
astant bodies Il prevented division,
and was very wide awake TO accom-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-29
NEW MEXICO CONFERENCE
TO OPEN SUMMER ASSEMBLY

A training school and preachers
sumner assembly Of the New Mexico
conference of the Methodist Episco-
pal church, South, viii be held from
June s to Is IN FL Paso, under the
direction Of the general Sunday
school board. with the same cur
riculum and the same grade instruc-
tors obtainable at Dallas OF Juna-
Iuska- Two course OF instruction will
be offered. general and specialization,
each course representing twele rec
ftations, or two for each day OF the
school The program viii include
lectures to the preachers and popular
addresses The Lydia Patterson In
stitute has been placed at the dis
posal OF the preacher students. with
dormitory sleeping accommodations
for IS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-29

~ and adequately 70 present Pilgrim
faith and principles. A council meet
ing. IN which these new councils are
to be represented. is to be held in
New York on June 10. The British
king, the Dutch queen, and foremost
men and women in many countries
are 10 write letters, make speeches,
and governments are issuing postage
stamps and striking coins in honor
Of the anniversary-
The complete record OF events as far
as planned, to make the celebrations
worldwide, follows: Beginning on
June %. there Is 10 be held in Boston
the international Congregational con-
gress. On August % VIII start the
celebrations in Leyden. Amsterdam
and Delfshaven. in Holland Through
out September the celebrations VIII
be held in England Many Americans
viii attend. At the end Of November
and covering Thanksgiving day, the
celebrations viii take place in all
American cities. Many distinguished
English men and women VIII come
to speak. On December p. celebra-
tons are TO be held at Plymouth and
many Pilgrim dinners viii be eaten
In the realm OF pageants, some fes-
tivities are TO be carried over into
the summer OF 1921.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-29
Sentence SernonsbyEIPaso Ministers


" Christians guilty choosing part teachings Of
that their particular
appeal teachings appeal
theHRev Rufus C. Baker, Orchard Park Methodist church
In day when the popular slogan and when mans chief claim
leadership is that he orwaTdlooking"
lessons of truth which history always teaches the thoughtful Not
everything
hetag
day
al finally while.
righteousness you
Rev. Atkinson Christian
and
associations that those still yet awhile The
falling Sunday, fine opportunity assemble
places of worship place tribute love and affection
consisting
sereRev Hugg, High
arkB
instead Of GOdRev. J. T.
King Highland Methodist
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-29
II Years Ago Today

d REPORTS from Madrid. Spain. tell
X Of the marriage Of king Alfonso,
Of Spain, and the British princess
Victoria Ena OF Battenberg, 10 take
place tomorrow.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-29
MILLION MEN IN ORGANIZATION
OF CATHOLIC CHURCH LAlMEN

About 1000, 900 men are In the or
ganization Of Catholic iaymen max
ing Up the national laymen's council
Just formed, and just announcing a
purpose to ask Catholics to give $25,-
900, 900 70 work under the general
charge OF the national Catholic well
fare council.
members Of them speak almost all
languages OF Europe, although more
and more tending toward English
and loyal Americauism- When the
laymen selected their council the
other day. they chose an executive
board OF 70, not all Of whom were
present This was done to make the
board representative.
Now the board is about 10 meet to
elect officers and to make plans In
the council are the Knights Of Co
lumbus. the Knights OF St John, the
Hfbernians. the Knights Of St Greg
DRY and many others. The plan is
unitedly TO raise the large sum es-
sential TO carry on all their work,
and then to distribute It among the
ORGANIZATIONS. Hence there viii be
no fear OF debt. because money Is re-
ceived before it is spent, and the Of
fetal Catholic welfare council VIII
control and coordinate all
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-29

plish il. while those that separated
have ever since been trying to unite
again. That is, the Episcopal church
saved its own union So did the ma
tionai government Others have not
yet done so.
.Dr. Grant charges American Epis-
copal bishops with going to England
and returning My Lords The facts
are that the archbishop Of Canterbury
and other leaders Of -he Church Of
England are sincerely DESTROYS TO
democratize the established church,
and have asked American bishops TO
come over and help them. In tie
Lambeth conference the American
bishops Of the Church Of England
and British religious estimates has
been tremendous and beneficial All
these facts are well known"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-29
CHURCH OF ENGLAND To SELL
NINETEEN LONDON CHURCHES

The 10 churches OF London which II
IS purposed TO sell, II the bishop OF
London has his way, are all Church
Of England, and little used because
Of changes in population As in
American cities, Wesleyan, 1ndepen-
dent. Presbyterian and other churches
long since sold out, and as for Roman
Catholic. there were never IN recent
centuries any considerable numbers
there.
The same outcry against removal
Of churches. chiefly on sentiment ana
on supposedly beautiful architecture,
now heard in London and seeking 10
thwart the bishops aim. IS heard in
American cities. and the same argu-
ments are put forth The IS London
churches viii bring In cash, IL said,
about s4.750.000 II sold.
Studies are making here and IN
ENGLAND Of the disposition Of
churches. the populations Of their
communities having changed II is
found that consultations DO not con-
solfdate, and the same conditions re-
peat themselves. Social WORK has
been attempted. but it is found that
edffices planned exclusively for
preaching and worship, are not
adapted for applied Christianity
school boards in all large cities are
confronted with empty seats owing
10 changes in populations The mat
ter is OF tremendous Importance in
this country, and affects at this time
property worth not less than $1,000
600, 600
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-29
sIAYFLOWER COUNCILS PLAN
I'm rIr. GRIN IER CENIE.M 4 Il

American Mayflower councils. to
have charge Of celebrations OF the
PILGRIM tercentenary in cities in their
respective districts, are forming in
Philadelphia. Richmond, Atlanta, Dali
las. san Francisco, Minneapolis, St
Louis. Chicago. Denver. Cleveland,
Boston, Nashville and Washington
As announced, their aims are to cause
celebrations held this year accurate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-29
CUTICURA HEALS
ITCHING BURNING
Eczema0nFaceandNeck. Ashamed
To Go Out. Could Not Rest.

ny face and neck became very
mnch inhamed and later little sore
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-29

n Of the marriage Of king Alfonso,
Of Spain, and the British princess
Victoria Ena OF Battenberg, TO take
place tomorrow.
Memorial day services will be OBJ
served in FL Paso tomorrow By the
G. A p and Confederate veterans,
who. as one body, accompanied by the
woman's auxiliary, VIII 90 10 the
cemeteries TO decorate the graves.
James Currey, clerk at the Guar
antee Shoe company. was robbed and
badly beaten by three Mexicans this
morning.
A list Of the teachers for next year
and their salaries has been published.
a 10 percent increase IN the salaries
all along the line was passed on By
the board last night
The new principal OF the high school
e Norman r. Cr0sier Of Palestine.
Texas.
Principals OF the grsde schools fol-
low: Mrs. 3. B. Bailey, Mesa school.
Miss Mamie Sexton. san Jacinto: Miss
Margaret Maui. Sunset: Miss Maria
Gallagher, Alamo; Miss Iron Barclay.
Franklin Miss kfttie GorDutt, Aoy:
Miss Alice Fitzpatrick, Lamar: Miss
Mary Gates director Of drawing: Mrs.
3. W. Moore, director OF music: Miss
Lulu Jones, director Of kindergarten:
Miss Annie Washburn, director Of
Kindergarten
DR.. Howard Thompson and wife had
a narrow escape yesterda- in a run
away accident. DIT. Thompson is con-
fined to his bed and Mrs Thompson is
still suffering from shock.
Mrs. B. F. Berkey left yesterday
for Chicago, III.
Workmen have been busy the past
week installing an elevator IN Hotel
Dieu.
AIRS. W. D. Greet viii spend the
summer at Long Beach.
Mrs. J. A. Haper and children viii
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-29

-TTTE Do not take seriously the talk
w by the Rev. DR.. Percy S. Grant
about a possible division in the
Episcopal church" say laymen Of the
church in question, two Of whom were
seen. and both O. them spoke as
trained newspaper men, familiar with
Episcopal church affairs in New York
and the nation "Dr- Grant ingenu-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-29

= mend tod me 70 ~ Cudcura
Soap and Ointment. In three days I
could see a difference and within ten
days 70 two weeks, was healed"
Signed Miss E. Moe-ken, 152 PTzn
81, baltimore, Nd, June "A, 1913.
Make Cutcura Soap, Ointmentsnd
aicumyouevery-dzyt Oilet pTePara-
tions and watch your skin improve.
6azpla Eash Pre- y Eza- Aidraur Hu-EcE-a
Lahcratcrisl- 111t r. llaif1z l.-1 % Sold eTerT-
Whg-e- Soup e oinnmsnt z5and 59e- TnlenGe-
~ Cuh-ura Soap EhsFes Hith1ut nzuE-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-29

erupnons came which
caused my face to be dis
figured. I was ASHAMED
TO 60 anywhere and the
itchingand burningwere
SO severe that I could
not rest. I was told I
hada bad case Of eczema.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-29

leave the first OF August for Cloud
croft 10 remain for a month
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