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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-30
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
VATICAN ENERGIES FROM LATE
WAR WITH RENEWED STRENGTH

men. located near New York, reports
a curious experience from prohinl-
ton. Immediately after the adoption
Of the 18th amendment numbers IN
the home began 20 drop Old patients
departed. and few new ones came.
A property worth about 100000 and
handling some $4,000 a year. was
on hand and the managers began 70
wonder what they might do with II
Within the last three months -Dusi-
ness" has picked up again me pro-
posed closing OF the home has been
halted. and the manager states tnaL
unless prohibition Is better enforced
than now. larger rather tnan smaller
recommendation will be essential. In
many ways those in charge say, cor
dltfous are now worse than ever be-
fore. and the need for the home Ger
respondingly greater.
This home. dating from 1875, claims
TO be almost alone in its field. II
owes its origin TO revival meetings
held years ago in the old hlppodrome.
New York. by the late eVangellst
Moody, and his singer, Sankey- Many
who have gone TO the home IN years
past are sons OF rich families ad-
dicted 70 drink. Charges for enter
tainment at the home have never been
low. and often men who bear names
known over the country. with per
haps only the addition OF "Jr-' have
gone there for months 70 work in
harvest fields. 10 dig dltches, even
to milk cows and feed calves, in et-
forts to rid themselves OF appettes
and their effects
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21

IT is seldom nowadays that we hear
sermons on repentance, but never
theless the doctrine is very promi-
nently featured throughout the New
Testament, and the preacher who
sounds its clarion call will please God
far more than the man who, seeking
not TO offend" explains to his hear
ers that IL they do the best they. can
all viii be well"
John the Baptist came in the will
derness preaching repentance and
saying the kingdom Of heaven is at
hand. Matt 3.1-2. The Savior himself,
very soon after his baptism. came into
Galilee preaching the gospel OF re-
pentance OF God and saying, THE
time is fulfilled, the kingdom Of God
is at hand, repent ye and believe the
gospel" Matt AT. He sent out the
IL also to preach repentance He
called Paul. who preached repent
ance toward God and faith toward our
Lord Jesus Christ" Peter preached re-
pentance on the day Of Pontecost and
5000 were saved at one time. But to-
day it takes an average OF a hundred
preachers TO win one soul. Why Be
cause instead OF denouncing sin and
warning people OF the wrath to come
we are handling them with kid gloves
and ''persuadiug" them to live up 10
high ideals. etc, etc.
know the preaching OF repentance
Is old fashioned but praise God It
brings results.
Source Of Repentance.
Now just as God SO loved the world
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
Persist In Nudity;
Censorship Returned

Paris. France. Aug z1.-Ceusor-
ship OF the theater has virtually been
restored IN Paris after an unsuccess-
ful attempt 20 induce theatrical and
music hail managers 70 eliminate
risque scenes without police inter-
vention- A warning letter has been
sent out 20 a number OF houses which
were featuring nude OF seml-nude
dancers and the police are preparing
several prosecutions.
The censorship was lifted after the
armistice but for more than year
no complaint was made against Pari-
sian attractions. Then one OF the
most popular music halls announced
an unclad woman as one OF its prin-
cipal attractions and others followed
suit At the same time sketches in
several OF the theaters ran from the
racv 70 the positively indecent and
there were loud outcries from reform
ORGANIZATIONS
A senator from a provincial town
raised his voice IN the national par
Lament against immortality on the
Partisan stage and Il was his Protest
that brought results Inspectors have
been told off to watch several small
Alontmartre theaters where particu-
larry scandalous scenes have been en-
acted and one house has been forced
TO withdraw its piece altogether.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
Sentence Sernonsb yElPaso Ministers

find that
w world the everyday those he
world turmoil What the world needs
today everyday Christianity gives this religion
Christianity setting the world its feet Today
Is
Bryan, assistant PASTOR Trinity Methodist church
pursuit being The first
requisite pardon
think, Of wful This
Of Jesus Christ that
shedding "and
child Of Godfrey " Huge Highland Park Methodist church
say: preach virtues, systems
politics. church discipline differences worship
vaes of the world and cried contrast at the unsearabe riches
Of chrst-Rev. Dr. Floyd Poe First Presbyterian church
things inability to questions which
and which indeed ourselves living
please and satisfy ChrRev Schneider Ara
terrain church.
by
and invitations Christians
the Christian religion reflection Of Christianity the
present.
to others7 the fault in Christ us7 Or is it the hard heart
doing with becoming zRev Farley,
byterian church.
precious gift gospel gospel
cling king money goods happ
he who the well equipped
all the enemies victory victory
large His kingdom and increase His infueneeRev J. c. Sleek
Evangelical Lutheran church.
To know God personal experience greatest achieve
n Of the human soulRev Henry VanvaIsnbu
eopal church
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21

sorry. Esau was sorry because
he sold his birthright. but
he did not repent On the con-
trary he Immediately sought to kin
his brother Jacob Judas was sorry he
betrayed his Master. but he did not
repent. but went to his own place. %
No, a man may change his mind about
sin, he may be sorry for sin, but IL he
steps there. he will not be saved
Now il the Time
Repentance to be genuine must not
only touch the intellect and the emo
lions, it must touch the will. II must
get into the feet and cause a man 70
act The prodigal cried. Il viii go 70
my father. No, doubt he had changed
his mind about sin. no doubt he was
sorry he had left his fathers house.
But he would stin be sitting under the
tree feeding the swine II he had
stopped there. He arose and went to
his father So we see that the def
milton that the little Sunday school
girl gave Of repentance is the correct
one She~said. Repentance is being
sorry enough for your sin to quit n. -
and just as the father OF the prodigal
was ready to meet his boy so God IS
Him
And we should come to Him now.
Nov is the accepted time, now Is the
day Of salvation" God says Now, {"
the devil says Some other time"
Someone has pointed out that there Is
recorded the de ath-bed conversion OF
one man, that none should despair.
and only one that none should pre-
sumo God helps the men and women
out OF Christ to realize their lost con-
dition and repent before It is too late.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
BIG CHURCH CONVENTION
TO OPEN IN TOXIC, OCTOBER 3

There are now On their way TO
Toxic Japan, 1900 men and women
who lead the whole world fl the
teaching o. the English Bible to boys
and girls, chiefly through Sunday
Conventions Ike the one TO be held
at Toxic beginning on October are
held each decade sometimes IN
Europe, sometimes IN thu United
States. This one in Toxic was de-
sons for holding conventions In dis
tant parts OF the world are 70 stir Up
interest in those parts, and also TO
make workers and teachers exert
themselves
political position welcome the con-
vention 70 their country. Large num-
bers OF delegates are TO be enter
tanned as guests IN private japanese
homes OF Toxic A great convention
hall has been erected opposite the
The convention at Toxic is TO be
FAR more than a meeting OF dele
gates in conference FOR few days
Prominent leaders are in charge OF
all delegates on respective ships, and
on a few ships the entire passenger
list Of the voyage IS bound FOR Toxic
and its convention Under direction
OF this leader each ship, during Its
VOYAGE. viii carry a Sunday school
convention During the balance OF
August and throughout all Of Sep
TENDER floating conventions on the
Pacific, on the China sea, even on
the Indian ocean, VIII study the
Bible and methods Of teaching H.
Both before and after the Toxic
meeting, Populations OF American and
British Bible experts VIII visit the
Philippines. Australia, New Zeaiana-
south Africa. Korea, China, india
Egypt and many Pacific islands, 10
conduct conventions
There are national and interna-
tional Sunday school associations, and
there is a committee which selects
Bible lessons, but the present plans
are in charge Of a world Sunday
school association. This agency en-
ploys advance agents and sends them
all over the world
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
MAY ABOLISH MEXICO CITY
FEDERAL DISTRICT OFFICIALS

Mexico City. Mex Aug. 21.-Celes-
tino Gasca, former shoemaker, now
governor Of the federal district which
comprises Mexico City. IS trying 70
abolish his own office.
Senior Gasca contends that his work
Is not necessary, since there is a city
council in existence wen able to
handle the municipal affairs OF the
capital
Pointing out the frequent conflicts
OF authority resulting from the pres
ent dual system OF administering the
aiIairs OF the capital, Gov Gasca said.
an planning to submit to the
president Of the republic a legal pro-
Ject Tor the abolition OF the federal
district government I believe II to
be superfluous-"
When the news Of Gov. Gasca's plan
spread to the employees OF the federal
district, dismay Is reported to have
ensued- It is pointed out. however.
that. most OF these employees can Be
retained under the city council sys-
TEN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21

THE Vatican Is gathering up more
loose ends OF the war than any
other agency. and Is immensely
strengthening its position through
out all Europe. It has secured with
England a far better understanding
than it has enjoyed for centuries.
throughout the Balkan states the
diplomacy Of cardinal Gasparri, the
papel secretary. has led him TO be re-
garded as another Rampolla- Rela-
tons with Italy were never more
hopeful OF satisfactory adjustment
italian Catholics now take part in
Italian political elections. as they
long desired 20 do, and while there is
some friction, things are adjusting
themselves up satisfactorily.
The great success, perhaps the
greatest won by any power since the
Vatican in Germany. Before the war
the papal diplomatic service. at a
very low ebb in point Of numbers OF
nations conserving 70 receive Vatican
nuncios, was limited 10 Bavaria and
Prussia in Germany Even in Prus-
STA, the Vatican maintained a nuncio
only a part OF the time. Austria was,
Of course, the star position IN the
service, but Il was ruined By the war,
along with the humiliation OF the ma
ton itself
Now the Vatican has won full
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lie OF Germany. gaining at a bound
all the late emperor was ever charged
with secret designs 10 grant. Not
only IS Prussia included, and Bavaria,
but all Germany. and nuncios OF the
highest rank, that OF ambassador,
have been formally appointed and are
There IS some unrest on the part
OF German Protestants. but 1t win
pass The Catholic party In Ger
many has won out, and IL IS stated
the victory viii be permanent
The Vatican has also regained
France for its full diplomatic service
True, the matters have not all been
adjusted, for the reason that diplo-
macy got mixed up with local Catholic
questions. Cardinal Gasparri sought
70 get ambassadors in the respective
cities and then take Up adjustment Of
French church properties, but French
bishops interjected the property mat
ter.
This property question relates to
titles TO Catholic churches in France,
which titles have hung in the air for
is years OF little less, owing 20 the
refusal Of French bishops 10 permit
the organization Of legal bodies to
take over and administer the prop
critics
Vow It has been agreed between
the Vatican and France that ambas-
sailors are 70 be exchanged perma-
nently hereafter, and that the old
protection OF Catholic interests in
the far east and near east Is to be
given by France.
To have England and the Balkans
as allies. italy under a good under
standing. Austria crippled and SPAIN
France and Germany in fun diplo-
matte relations, Is to place Vatican
affairs on such firm basis as they
hnHHH eHHmn 1874 rln~hr
long before the catastrophe OF
Plus *
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21

. that He gave His only begOtten son.
so he sends His Holy Spirit TO convict
OF sin and lead to repentance The
goodness Of God leads to repentance. !"
Romans "a And Peter tells US that
God IS not willing that any should
suffer, but that all should come TO the
knowledge Of repentance 2 Peter 80.
And this convlcting work Of the Holy
Spirit viii either lead the sinner to
repent OF his sin and seek salvation or
turn away from the sacred thoughts
and things that God uses 70 produce
conviction and plunged deeper into
the mire.
Now what IS repentance Wen. first
it is a change OF mind, II gets into
the head. It touches the intellect.
Jesus tells us the story Of a man who
had two sons and told them to 90 and
will not" He afterwards repented and
went. Repentance gets into the head
But this IS only one ingredient. Many
a man has changed his mind about
sin He knows he is a sinner and
that unless he comes 20 God he viii be
lost. But he stops there
Second, repentance gets into the
heart, IL touches the emotions. do
not know how many tears must be
shed TO exhibit genuine repentance,
but do know there must be genuine
sorrow for sin. The publican beat
upon his breast and cried. Peter went
out and Wapt bitterly. There must be
sorroW for sin because sin separates
from God God loves the sinner. but
hates sin. He that committeth sin is
OF the devil" But being sorry for our
sins is not repentance King saul was
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
METHODIST CLASSES HOLD
MONTHLY BUSINESS MEETING

The D. 7 " and live wire classes
OF the East FL Paso Methodist church
met Friday at the home OF Hiss Anna
Fisher. 3f25 Rivera street and held
their monthly business meeting me
new officers that we're elected at ne
last meeting took charge Of the meet
Ing
The D. I. " class officers are; Pres
ident, Miss Alma Spence secretary,
Miss Esther Cunningham, treasurer,
Miss MurieI Fisher The live wire
class officers are: President, Roy
Ware; secretary and treasurer Lewis
Harmon.
s, after the business meeting q social
hour was enjoyed and refreshments
we're served
Those present Were- Misses Alma
Spence, Esther Cunningham, Anna
Fisher, Margaret Anderson, Thelma
Spence. Muriel Fisher, Anna Ander-
son. Lelva Spence, Frances Fisher
and Roy Ware. Lewis Harmon, Harry
Anderson, Charlie Pratt. John Bent
ley. Al Clifton and Mr. and Mrs Hugh
7. Henry. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Mansfield
and Mr.. ard Mrs Fisher
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
II Years Ago Today

A SOUTHWESTERN passenger train
Il was wrecked near Bisbee this
morning at sly, just after leav-
ing Bisbee for FL Paso. The parlor
car diner was overturned and half
a dozen people occupying It were in
1ured, including Peter A Raymond
and John Cogan. OF Fl Paso. Mrs.
Raymind was slightly injured
Ground was broken this morning
for the parish house OF the new
Episcopal church on Montana and
Campbell streets. Owing to the short
notice 20 the contractors, there was
no formal ceremony. The rector.
Rev. Henry Easter, and Mrs. j. p
LiVesayi president Of the woman's
auxiliary, lifted out the first two
spadesful OF earth and the contractor
and his teams then got busy.
A watermelon social was given at
the residence OF Mr. and Mrs. r E
Cross on the Boulevard IN honor Of
their eldest daughter. Miss Irwin
Cross, in celebration Of her birthday
annicersary.
A number Il the local at
torneys OF FL Paso and their wives
accepted the invitations OF the New
Mexico Bar association and left for
Cloudcroft TO be present at the meet
ing OF the territorial bar association.
Among those in the party were; C.
r. Locmis and aunt Mrs Laura c.
LOOMS; judge A n Walthall and
wife, judge T. A. Falvey and son, W.
". Bridges, zach L Cobb, ". N
Reticolas- A. Seymour Thurmond and
wife, ]. Fl McBroom and wife, Ran
dolph Terry and wife, r. c. Walshe
and wife. judge A. S J. Eylar, George
z. Wallace and wife, A. G. Foster.
vile ana SON. Mauford Williams and
daughter, ". c. McCown, John D.
Bryan. A n. White. ". H Winter, J.
n Nealon. S. P. Weisiger. Capt ".
D. Brack and Bates Mcfarland.
Mr. and Mrs G. z. Russell have
returned from Catalina, Cal
Mrs. Guy Hammett Davis Is en-
joying a visit 70 friends fl Cloud
croft
Miss Agnes Brady has returned
from an extended trip through the
east
Ralph Loomis has gone TO Clint to
remain for some time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
Gemang Abandons,Pldn
Use Porcelain Coins

Berlin. Germany, Aug. 2l.--The pro
posaI to manufacture porcelain coin
to the amount Of 100000 marks for
the German republic has been aban-
doned- Some already had been pro-
duced at the Nielsen mandatory
and we're disks OF terra Gotta color
unElazed and unmilled but Of fault
less artistic imprint. Experts Of the
Reichsbank, however. advised the
government against their adoption,
mainly on the ground that they would
be unwieldy IN the pocket or purse
could not be easily distinguished by
touch and could not be counted with
existing counting machinery
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21

No-To-Bac has helped thousands 70
break the costly. nsrVe-sharterlng TO-
hacco habit Whenever you have 2
songing for a smoke OF cheWs llaI
place a harmless No-Io-Bac taoler
IN your mouth instead All ees-se
sfo1s- Shortly the habit Is completely
broken. and you are better or men
tally. physically. financially It's 20
easy. 50 simple Get a box OF MOTTO
Bac and II it doesn't release you from
all craving for tobacco in any 1orll.
vor1r drua-Eist viii refund your money
u-ifFout question No-To-Eac Is made
By the owners OF Cascaretss therefore
Is thoroughly reliable--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
ArsrRIA ID * wEALTH.

Vienna. Austria. Avg 2l.-The tax
on wealth bill has been adopted By the
assembly after including in IL the
amendments proposed By the rspara-
tons commission. These amend
mants. which caused much criticism,
were designed 70 prevent the bill con-
travsning terms o. the peace treaty
Of. conflicting with the entente's pro-
posal Of May 81, 1920. for q bond is
sue TO cover present orIfuture credlta
TO Austria Austria's tax on wealth
Is expected TO produce Io00,o00,o0o
crowns.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21

SCRIPTURE



THUS saith the Lord; Cursed be the
man that trusteth in man. and
maksth flesh his arm. and whose
heart departeth from the Lord.
For he shall be ike the heat IN
the desert, and shall not see when
good cometh; but shall inhabit the
parched places IN the wilderness, IN
a salt land and not inhabited.
Blessed is the man that trusteth IN
the Lord and whose hope the Lord is
For he shall be as a tree planted by
the waters, and that Epreadeth out
her roots by the river, ana shall not
see when heat cometh. but her leaf
shall be green. and shall not be care
ful in the year OF drouth. neither shall
cease from yielding fruit
The heart is deceitful above all
things. and desperately wicked; who
can know it,
the Lord search the heart. I try
the reins, even 70 give every man
according 70 his ways, and according
TO the fruit OF his doings.
As the partridge stitch on eggs,
and hatcheth them not. so he that
setteth riches, and not by right, shall
leave them in the midst Of his days,
and at his end shall be a fool.
A glorious high throne from the be-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
DRTTIsH CLERGYlIEN SAY
----.----- ------ Il n.

CHURCH OLILUOh Is NHLD0Ml
Rev. Dr.. J. Stuart Holden, rector OF
I London. and editor Of The Christian.
the British organ OF decided evange-
listfc elements in Europe, Is a speaker
at Mortified conferences this year e.
I in former years, and VIII preach IN
one OF the New York Episcopal
pulpits- According 70 Dr.. Holden
conditions are not promising In bri-
tain at the moment
Enlisted men did not return home
in large numbers together. observes
Or. Holden, but In small eetacn-
meuts. Arriving home they did not
return 10 church life in numbers
some in theological seminaries when
the war came did not return 70 them
Chaplain work. y. NJ e A WORK
Salvation army work among the
English troops in France, while ef-
fective no doubt. and done in the best
manner possible. did not 90 70 the
hearts OF enlisted men at least not
sufficiently to cause lasting DeneIlL
services Of our famous evangellsts
are not in demand, either in London
or IN the provinces There Is no use
in being discouraged. and don't
mean 10 say Britons are, but truth
to say. religious outlooks IN either
England or Scotland. and so Tar as 1
hear on the continent, are not favor
able. Time Is needed 10 mend mat
come on"
DR.. Holden is OF the opinion that
relations between established and
free churchmen OF England are i'm
proving. He believes in unity and
thinks IL IS coming slowly
Rev. Dr.. ]. A Hutton, another
speaker and preacher at the North
field summer conferences Is pastor OF
a famous Free Church Of Glasgow,
Scotland, and one OF the foremost
Presbyterian leaders Of Great Bril-
tain He also agrees that religion IN
Britain is just now at a lower ebb
than might have been expected, but
adds:
Conditions Will improve. Let Il be
remembered that the Briton has been
engaged in the business OF peace and
OF war for a good many hundred
years. There Is a wonderful founda-
ton TO British Institutions. The
world war was a severe strain. but
the foundations were not touched.
Britain could have fought another
five years. do not refer 70 financial
strength alone. There IS a prodigious
moral and religious strength Il Is
right there still Yes present condi-
lions VIII pass"
NUMBER OF PATIENTS AT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21

Text-sExeept ye repent ye
shall likewise perishr-Luke
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21

NUMBER OF PATIENTS AT
TEMPERANCE HOME GROWS
A Christian home for iutemperafs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21

The people OF New York city buy
daily the milk produced by 100000
cows
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21

ginning is the place OF our sanctuary
o Lord. the hope Of Israel, all that
forsake thee shall be ashamed, and
they that depart from me shall be
written in the earth. because they
have forsaken the Lord, the fountain
OF living waters.
Heal me, o Lord. and shall be
healed; save me. and / shall be saved
for thou art my praise
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
SR. DE LA HUERTA BREAKS
MEXICAN DIPLOMATIC CUSTOM

Mexico City, Mex. Aug 21-In-
stead Of fixing a time for the recently
arrived Guatemalan diplomatic mis-
sion 20 call on him at his presidential
offices. provisional president de Ia
Huerta broke all precedents by IN
expectedly calling upon the Guate-
malans at their own hotel
Later in the day the Guatemalans
called upon president de Ia Huerta at
the national palace, and there the
representative Of two neWly-formed
administrations- Mexican and the
Guatemalan-formally exchanged rec
ignition
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21

FULL line Of KODAKs and KODAK
supplies at Gandara' s.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21

Want Kodak Finishing2-ses Gan
dara--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21

nEV. S. J. T. WILLIAMS and Mrs.
n Williams have arrived in FL Paso,
where DR.. Williams has taken
the post Of assistant pastor OF the
First Baptist church, Of which Rev.
n z. Hudson is pastor. DR.. VII
liams has been a religious worker for
the past II years IN Los Angeles
san Francisco, Fort Worth, New York
and other points in the east The
past five years have been spent IN
Houston, where he organized and
conducted the famous Star OF Hope
mission. and became known as
practical evangelist who demon
strated the power OF applied Chris
ffrnftv