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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04
MAYOR WILL OPEN
NEW BIBLE CLASS

church. has returned from Beeviue
and viii occupy his pulpit morning
and evening sermons Miss Iuia
Sibley viii sing at the services.
Central Baptist.
Rev. George ". Mccall. pastor or
the Central Baptist church, Montana
and Virginia streets, VIII preach the
morning and the evening sermons az
the regular Sunday services at II
o'clock a. M and T.10 o'clock p m
An anthem. aGod Be Merciful." viii
be sung BY the choir n the morning
and Mrs. Means viii sing Bernpaea' s
Nearer" The orchestra VIII play the
prelude and the offertory at the even
ing services and AIRS. Means VIII sing
Hiehiand Park Baptist.
At the Highland Park Baptist
church the pastor VIII preach both
morning and evening The morning
theme VIII be 'The Lame Sheep" and
at ESQ p m. the theme VII be
Miss Smiths Diary or Does II Pay
sunday school will begin at 9:45
after services as follows; Senior B
2. P. Z, $50 p. m; Junior B. y P. o.,
$3.50 p. m; deacon's meeting Monday,
7.30 p. m; choir rehearsal Tuesday
7:50 ,. m; teachers council Wednes-
day. $50 p m; prayer meeting
ing Thursday 2 p. m; Sunbeams'
Thursday, 8 p. m.
First Methodist.
Harry Rimmer Of California, for
merly athletic director for the Pacific
fleet, .. S. marines. VIII preach at
7.50 o'clock Sunday Night al the
First Methodist Episcopal church.
There viii be special music, including
singinT by Hollis Kyle Rev. Henry
Van Falkenburgh viii deliver the
morning sermon at II o'clock at
which time the new members also
VIII be received Rev. 2. L johnson
viii speak 20 the EpWorth league at
SEQ o'clock Sunday evening The
league VIII meet at the
same hour.
Orchard Park Methodist.
Your Religious Crutch" "a the
topic Of the sermon which Rev. Rufus
9. Baker VIII preach Sunday evening I
Il the Orchard Park Methodist I
church. Serving God Under Diff Z
oulties- viii be the topic Of his Sun l
lay morning address.
Trinity Methodist Church.
Rev P r Knickerbocller. pastor Of
Trinity Methodist church, viii preach /
IN Optimism and PesslmiHm OF the /
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04

7 school viii meet at s.45. The mems
Bible class is trying 70 enrol 100
members BY December IS. The Chris
ttan EnneaTor societies will meet az
3 p m and $3.50 p m. Some pictures
Of the mission work in Korea VIII be
shown at the church Wednesday
night
First Christian.
The order Of services at the First
Christian church, Oregon and Frank
lin streets, Rev. Milo Atkinson. pas
tor, viii be as follows: $40 a. n
Bible school; 10:45 a m, commuu Ion
service and sermon by the pastor
anthem, In Heavenly Love Abiding
lHolden), BY the choir; $50 ?. m.
Christian Endeavor society meeting.
topic: Progressive Living; 1880 ?.
m, sermon "A Sky Pilots Pillar OF
Fire" or billboard Religion; duet,
The Crown Of Thorns" (Forest), Miss
Nell scott and W. H Mcdonald.
Iheosophical Society.
Pnllip Baber viii lecture on 'aThe
Riddle OF Life" at the meeting OF tire
Iheosophieai society in room 1908
Nils building. Sunday evening at s
zioniH Evangelical Lutheran.
lions Evan gelical Lutheran
church. 1l0e East san Antonio street
sunday school and Bible class VIII
open At $50 The main service VIII
be AZ 1915. The pastor, J. H c. Sleek.
VIII preach then and at the evening
service az 1850 A lecture on the doc
trines Of Scriptures VIII Be given
wednesday at o'clock.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04
ACUTE INDIGESTION
SOON RELIEVED
Arkansas Lady Says She We, IN a
SsliOu, Condition, But Promptly
Recovered AfisT Taking Tied
forRs BIaek-DTaughL

Peach Orchard. Ark.-8Ers. Eta Cox
OF this place. ssyss Some time ago
I had a spell OF acute Indigestion. and
was IN a bad fix I knew must have
a laxative. and tried Blsck-Draught
It relieved ne. and I soon vas al
right
Il can't say enough for Thsdford's
5laek-Draught and the great coed
T. did for ma
T. Is fine for stomach and liver
trouble. and keep Il for this. A few
doses soon make ne feel a. good as
new. an glad TO ten others the
good Il did"
Acute Indigestion Is a serious nat
ter and needs prompt treatment OF
dangerous results may easus- A ply
sician'S help may be needed. bur a
good dose OF Thedfords Black
ITausht VIII be Of benefit BY rslisv-
ing the system from the undigested
food which Is the cause OF The
trouble.
Thsdford's Black-Draught Is purely
vegetable. not disagrseable 70 take
and acts IN a prompt and natural way.
50 many thousands o. persons have
been benefited BY the use o. Thsd-
ford's Black-Drausht you should
have no hesitancy IN trying this val
liable. old weu-estabiishsd remedy.
for most liver and stomach disorders
sold by all reliable druggists.-
aar-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04
NEW LIME KILN NOW
TURNING OH IFS PRODUCI

Lime was drawn FOR the first time
Friday from the new Sheehan and
Hacklsy kiln. IN East FL Paso. BY
next week the kiln viii be producing
Is tons a day regularly, according
TO Jack P. Sheehan.
The rock for the kiln Is being fur
nished from the Dudley and Orr quar-
ries by Messrs- Dudley and Orr. They
we're formerly in the lime business
but James Connors leased their kilns
and closed them.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04

AAAu q EGLAeEA LLLAa ENEa W IL
an The way John xiv g.
IIJE SPEAK not o. life IN the scare,
Il w Leaf but In the unfolding 20 tbs
flower. Our faces are not toward
the setting sun but toward the day
yet 20 be II e not what we have At
tanned but what We ire to attain,
not the 7 an" but the ! ought "a
be man
BY every prophetic ray stream
Ing from hiEtory'a windows and
every siEn board of progress and
every lesson OF world disaster, the
demand and need are now upon
Us for men who unflinchinEly
face the issue Of right.
Brave men best appreciate the fact
Of danger and best know their own
] limitations The truly brave man 6
] not the braggart the sWaEgerer, the
I boastful proclaimer OF his fighting
I proves, for such Is usually a bully. q
I buffer, a coward at hsart. The man
self possessed man who knows the
Z bounds OF his powers.
Would Flee From Contamination.
Morally he ls not CT the class which
insists on looking into the moral
sewers Of a city and claiming to come
forth unsettled. for it is no eviisncs
OF bravery IN any one TO claim 20 be
experienced in the shadowy side OF
life.
The man I ought TO be, win be
morally sound and no 'itcher7 for 6
tie1t. He VIII IN fact. run from that
which communicates but he viii fight
70 the death Tor the removal OF that
which communicates.
He may tremble IN view q
danger but he knoEsn he viii never
surrender to wrong. He never
uEel the white flag and never re.
treats In an issue Of right.
The man I ought 70 be viii be Z
man OF deep convictions.
Putty and wax do not make real
men
Even the consistent fighter for an
evil deserves more respect that the
trimmer and the fear OF being In
volved fellow"
Deep Convictions Needed.
There are many citizens who VIII
persistently talk Of violations OF laws
who would not for the world report
the same for fear % being involved.
Deep moral convictions are essen
tai IN the man 70 be. He will iutelli-
gently believes some things and know
Why and dare 20 maintain them. 1T
takes convictions to build such ca
thed-als," said a guide 70 one who had
asked why such beautiful structures
are not built now.
Today, there T. q Ioosenesr Of
morals. . brazen Heusu1Iity,
ancerinE attitude towards the
pure and sacred relations OF home,
a blatant 7aradinE of mat IN high
places, a bonstful Indifference 10
God'H moral and spiritual laws IN
buuiueaa greed and yet notVEith-
standing all thiE, there are every
where miEhty moral convictions,
ana ~ the dancing teaeherH' A.
sociatiOn thinks Il can force the
great Methodist church 20 np-
prove the progeny Of the lust
dives OF the Garth IL kaH smother
ethink7 coming, for there are
mighty convictions today In civic,
fiuul.
And the man to be viii be one who
knows God, for the way Is the way Of
Christ, He said: i an the way"
As in Stevenson's VIII O. the Nil"
the road ran past the mill. over the
mountain out into the strange lands
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04

/ Church school. P. y. Bennett, super
intendent. VIII meet at 10 o'clock.
Altura FreEbyterian.
! Moments for Restoration" VIII be
, the sermon subject at the Sunday
morning service at II o'clock; Play
ing the Man" AZ the evening service
at l.3o o'clock, az the Altura Presby-
terrain church, Idaiia and Russell
streets BY Rev. Henry C Schneider,
pastor sunday school will meet at
$40 a. m, Christian Endeavor a. SIS
p m
Sunday school at Bethany Presby-
terian church, 100 Piedras street, viii
meet at s:f5 o'clock Sunday morning.
az Which time Mr.. Schneider win give
an exposition on the lesson. Preach
ing service will be held wednesday
evening az 7.50 o'clocl1.
First FreabyteFlnn.
Jubilee singers will sing a program
Of southern melodies at the close OF
the service At the First Presbyterian
church Sunday night. DR.. Floyd Poe,
the pastor viii preach on "Oil. the
Lubricant 0f Life" Holy communion
VIII be observed and members VIII
be received al the morning service.
The sunday school viii meet at $50
O'Clock, with special classes for every
age. The Y. P. S. C. E. viii meet at
Westminster Presbyterian.
At the Westminster Presb yterian
church, Pho Grande and Florence
streetsi the pastor, Rev. Waston n
Farley, viii preach al the II o'clock
and 1850 o'clock services. The Sunday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04

Apostles Matthew and Thomas" ~ the
Sunday morning services at 10;45
| o'clock. Sunday school will meet al
$3.50 o'clock. Mems Bible class viii
meet at 9.f5 o'clock. At $50 o'clock
| Sunday evening intermediate and
I senior Epworth leagues viii meet. AT
1850 DR.. Enlckerbocker will preach
on Good Morning. Judge; What
saw and Heard at Judge Pollock
! Court" A negro quartet viii sing
negro folk songs and hymns
Highland Park Methodist
I At Highland Park Methodist church,
! Federal and Dakota streets, Rev. "
] S. HuEgett will preach at II o'clock
and the communion service viii also
I he held Visitors are invited. Sunday
] school and Epworth league viii have
/ meetings at the usual hours There
+ J. J. Golden viii preach at that hour.
East Fl Paso Methodist.
This church is using the East FL
I Paso Baptist church until the new
church edifice TO be built on Piedras
street one block south OF Alameda
street shall have been completed
[ Sunday school and preaching at s:45
and II O'Clock. respectively. Rev. W
I S. Huggett will preach at night.
Service Church.
Services at the Service church,
Montana and Raynor streets, Will in
cluds regular Bible study at 10
O'Clock: preaching at II o'clock g. m
and at o'clock p. m subject for the
Sunday morning sermon viii be The
Immortality OF the Soul" BY the Rev
". A. Schultz. The subject Tor the
evening sermon VIII be The Christ
OF the Church"
Services At ST. CIeneAf's.
The order OF services at 81. Gle
ments Episcopal church. Montana
swift, rector. and George Daland, or
ganist and choir master, viii be as
Holy communion, 1850 a. n.
Church school, $3.50 q m.
Holy communion and sermon, II
vespers ana special service Of song.
kt II II o'clock professional hymn 2s4.
The national anthem
kyrie In A. Elvey-
Gloria Tibi In c (Taliis).
Hymn 236.
Sermon
Offert0ry anthem, send Out Thy
Light" (Gounodl.
Sanctus IN c (Tayiorl.
Communion hymn z25.
Gloria in Excelsis, old chant
Fivefoid amen
Nuno Dimittis in E nat CSevin).
Recssslonai hymn 81.
The order OF the 8 o'clock service |
follows.
Professional hymn 40s.
Gloria In G fGoodson).
Magniflcat IN T (A1illE3.
Kneeling hymn IS
Anthem, with tenor solo By H. r
Van Horne. Seek Re the Lord" (Rob-
Baritone solo: Voice IN the wilder
ness" (Scott). J. Louis CoggeshalL
Organ solo: "EvensonE" Edward
T. Johnstou), George Dalsnd-
Soprano solo: The Ninety and
Zine (Czmpion). Mrs. J. Walter
Violin solo: "Andants Relirioso-
fGlllet), Mrs, David Y Fennessy.
Tenor solo: Consider and Eear
Ne (Wooler), h p Van Horne.
Oftert0ry anthem: Lovely Appear
the redemption (Gounod), with So
prano solo BY Miss Constance Pate
man.
Kneeling hymn 555.
Amen from the Greek liturgy.
Recessional hymn 400.
aFirsf CongreEuffonnI.B
The Divinity OF Christ's Message"
g the subject OF q sermon 10 be de-
lvered at the First Congregational I
church, East Rio Grande and Williams
ltreetsY By Rev. william Il Elfriug,
at the Sunday morning serT-
Ice At II o'clock. The church quartet {
Til sing Consider and Hear Ne" {
ing Lead Us o Father (Galbraith). Z
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04
DAD" LIPSEY TO HAVE
A PISTON RING FACTORY

Il. H. C"Dad'D Lipsey is planning
to build a factory in a short time IN
Fl Paso TO manufacture his newly
invented piston ring, called the LIP
Incorporated the company as the LIP
sey Inner Seal Piston Ring company.
at 100000, with himself and r. L.
holiday and +. NJ Murchison as in
corporators. II Is a New Mexico cor
poration. At present the rings are
being made at q small shop on Chi
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04

q
IN trying 70 remove superhuous
haira, you Of course. can use
pastes and powders and you can
30 through some agony and q LOT
OF trouble. and IN the end have
your skin irritated Or spotted oT
the use Of many Of these super
nuous hair remoTers. There Is no
need. however. FOR al this You
rsa remove them as easily as you
would use q lotion on your face
Just moisteu the hairs with q little
sulfo solution This can Be OBJ
tained from your druggist In a
EeW moments the hairs viii be 50
crinkisd Up and dissolved that you
can rub them OF with your finger
and leave the skin absolutely clear
and clean from all hairy growth.
without leaving a spot or mark
You viii never use anything else
once you have tried this
WORRIED-There is only one
way 70 positively remove wrinkles
A formula made up Of the contents
OF a tWO-ounce package Of eptoL
mixed with a Tablespoonful OF gly-
cerine IN a half pint Of water
wonderful eject in making the
skin plump and sman-pored- The
result IS that wrinkles lose them
selves In the greater plumpness
and vigor OF the skin tissue You
viii be able 20 take years from the
appearance Of your face. II you
VIII Try It The eptol Is sold IN
original packages By al drug
stores
Mss 2. T-FoIioW these IN
Situations and you viii succeed in
giving an increased length to your
hair. IN filing up bald spots and
stop the hair from falling. Get q
one-ounee package Of beta-Quinoi
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04

while Imprisoned at times. Is now free,
/ but closely watched because OF MS
I sympathy with America II IL stated
I that properties generally are still
I held By the church. and have not been
Z interfered with by the soviet This IS
declared to be the case with the great
churches OF Moscow and its kremlln.
The head OF the Russian church has
declared in favor OF communion With
the Anglicans, and 10 Is claimed IN
his name that Russia viii be able 70
carry out its part.
PEOPLE GETTING
TIRED OF GIVING.
Reports from every part OF the
country indicate a marked slump In
gifts Of money TO almost all causes
Most Of the great missionary societies
are far behind, and tho five-year
pledges made one and two years ago
are being only So per cent paid. Hos
pitfalls and general charities report e
the most difficult period in years 70
get money.
The explanation OF veteran money
raisera Is that there Is distinct re-
action. Professional money raisers at
high salaries have OVerW0rked the
drive. Now drives are taboo every
where
Educational plans are suffering IN
ike manner.
JEWS ARE MAKING
ALAAaAAA La4A LIZ AAAaAAGA0L1H
Jews Of America are founding their
first missionary society. Il aims 10
make Jews religious. The plan, for
which the modern plan OF money rails
ing has been followed. IS 70 pension
rahbiss to organize schools and espe-
ciallT to help small communities Of
Jews IN rural districts The $500
900 fund being raised - payable over
a period OF 10 years.
The new missionary program has
behind II reform Judaism as repre-
ssnted by the Hebrew Union college
at Cincinnati. The late Jacob II
Schiff left 100000 toward a pension
fund for rabbis. Jews are saying thai
such plan Of making Jews good Jews
religious Jews, Is better 70 combat al
legged proselytizing on the part Of
Christians, than the raising OF cam
paigns OF race hatred Another part
OF the new missionary society pan
Is the creation OF a synagogue build
Ing fund commission that VIII loan
money to help erect missionary syna-
gogueS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04

and valleys. and seldom did a traveller
return, 50 the road built Of God runs
BY my door. ] an 20 travel the road
As the tail pine tree Of the Cumber-
land mountains described by John
FOX. r., lowered over all the range
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04
IT
FOR
COL DS
FOR

One Of the advantages Of
Ssventy-ssven" Is that II goes direct
10 the sick spot, without disturbing
the rest Of the system. II never upsets
the stomach or the digestion.
To get the best results take
'Seventy-seven" at the first sneeze
or shiyer.
'Sevsnty-sevsn" breaks up Colds
that hang on.
Doctors Book on the treatment Of
Every living thing mailed free.
-77~ for sale At All Drug and Country
Stores.
Humphrey's Homeo. Medicine Co.. 15s
William street, New York.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04

and country and overlooked the trail
from the valley, Jesus Christ stands
supreme and guiding with his eye
upon the traveller, and even walks
with him TO the summit where he be-
comes the perfect man-ths man ]
ought to be
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04
"MANLOMghtTo.Be-Man" WouIdF7ee
From COntan1inati :FightfOrRight

Should Be Sosed
pee Never Surrender Wrong But Would Die For Convictions; LOosenas
Morals Everywhere Prevalent Mehodas VIII Never Surrender
With Approving Of Dancing (ChiA Said; Il Am tn. Way)
q Eh.t Naaast chunh
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04


from yoVr druggist and NIX TIE
and a haif pint Of bay rua. This
should be applied 70 The hair eTery
day. Il IS not oily and you VII
ind q very delightful indeed You
may use q full pint OF Witchha.zei
instead OF the bay rum and Eatar-
This hair foscer yFiIl not fan
lLF s-Now. do you really want
a surrrlseI NIX ons ounce OF Eln-
tone with two Tablespoonful o.
glycerine IN pint OF water This
makes the most re-narzable cor
pleLion beEutiher you ever thought
Il possible 20 obtain. All your
blemishes and Eall0Hnss1 VII van
ISL, and IN their place VII b Q
gloriously-t tinted. EpotleEs skin An
b at muddiness VIII disappear
quickly and you VIII have q com
plszion to Be very proud Of
MRS sPoTsLTrying 70 set nd OF
blackheads By trying to pinch them
out or By Eteamiug the face simply
makes the pores larsG- Rub the
face with a vet ctoth upon which
ne blackheads wiz al Be gone IN
q Few moments You can get thc
nerozin from your druggist
MRS c Il N.-Sc1n cannot thor
ouEhly remove scale and other fatty
Accommodations which form on the
hair and scalp. You win be able 20
dissolve away these formations az
once BY using q teaspoonfui OF eg-
sol IN a half cup Of water and used
as q head-vrush. It viii let your
hair breathe and EroHs and Il leaves
the hair with a me silky sheen
There IS enough eggol IN a twenty
I'VE cent package for about tTelv-
OF these head-Washes.
Mss ROWE-For fzcs powder
Just try @Frssca Beauty Powder
and you viii admit nothing can
equal Il for blending and staying
on qualities u IS entirely fre8
from chalkinesz. You viii now BE-
able 20 obtain e AZ any drug store
IN any tint.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04

huahua street. but by spring Mr.
Lipsey says he expects TO have a fac
tory that viii turn out 500 rings
day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04

20 to 30 Percent Discount.
Ask for our Catalog OF special prices
and place your magazine subscription
with The FL Paso Herald.-AdV-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04

POSSIBILITIES OF the Williams
Bible Class" viii be the subject
OF mayor Charles Davis as he
welcomes The opening Of the
class at $3.50 o'clock Sunday morning
az the WlEwam theater. A quartet
win sing. Walter Haggard VIII lead
TIE devotional exercises.
The new class win be under che
auspices Of the First Baptist church
Automobiles VIII be at the theater 10
take the members OF the class 20
church
The class was named after Rev. J.
=. Williams, former pastor OF the
church, deceased. and the assistant to
the present pastor. Rev s. J. =. VIII
Jams, who wiz teach the class.
Rev N. T. Hudson, pastor OF the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
HELPING EUROPE

A LMOsT the entire Christmas
n thought and energy OF Sunday
schools OF America. and OF chill
dren's congregations generally are
this year 10 be focused on practical re-
lief for children 10 Europe and Asia
who are dying Of disease and starva-
ton IN the plan protestant, Catholic
and Jew young people are joining. A
statement has just been sent out that
II American churches permit children
Of Europe 20 starve, Christian sunday
schools might as well close their doors
and disband their classes. And the
statement adds that n the world dis
trusted churches and Christian people
thereafter. the world VIII have ade-
quate grounds.
HELP IS BADLY
NEEDED IN CHINA.
Representative OF all principal mis-
siouary. societies having Christian
work IN China have determined 70 ap-
peal IN behalf OF relief in northern
provinces OF China Not only Is food
wanting but fuel as well; and that
because Of crop failures and lack OF
forage. there are no draft animals.
and no possible way 10 prepare for
crops next year. The refugee situa-
ton at the moment is said by these
missionary societies to be as desperate
IS The food one.
Cablegrams predict that IN spite OF
al AAA aA least AurlNNrNll ives VIII De
lost, as many as IN the world war, and
that unless belief IS Forthcoming.
twice that number viii die, making Il
perhaps the worst calamity IN matter
OF lives lost the world has known IN
modern centuries. The lowest esti-
mate Of immediate financial need Is
for S120,0o0.000.
REPORTS ON CHURCH
WORK ARE CONFLICTING.
Reports coming out OF Russia con-
ficE According to q Russian news
service that Is anti-Bolshevist. The
old orthodox church Is dead IN its
place there has arisen a distinctly
protestant movement, wherein the
priest dresses like other people. has
cut short his hair and put on a collar,
ana has organized prayer meetings
which people attend IN large numbers
From other sources comes word that
the Russian Catholic church OF history
Is SUCKING close 70 its religious work,
and unlike former times, Keeping out
OF state affairs II Is stated that the
primate. the archbishop Of Moscow,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04

Unto a perfect mas. Eph. w Is. ]
an The way John xiv 9.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04

THE Divinity OF christ's Message
ls the subject OF q sermon 10 be de-
DTered at the First Congregational
church, East Rio Grande and williams
streets, BY Rev. william II. ElfriuE,
minister. at the Sunday morning serF-
Ice At II o'clock. The church quartet
VIII sing Consider and Hear Ne"
lPluger) and Mrs. Y. D. Thomas viii
sing Lead Us o Father" (Galbraithl.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04

How - Remove SuPsrhuous
Hairu b. Dissolvinz Them
AWay-A New Toilet Luz-
ny. Other Bsa1fy Ssersts-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04

RY vANvAIKENBURGH Pastor Of the First Methodist Church