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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-08-15

The board delayed action, he said be-
cause counsel for the Mayors were max
ing representations that such new inter-
ests were being brought In. 1t appeared
soon, he said, that the representations
were untrue. and that while they were
being made the Mayors. through their
counsel were planning the receivership
proceedings which were filed Saturday.
Until the board has regained possess
sion OF the ships" said Mr.. Lasker, its
counsel in accordance with instructions.
will urge that any receiver appointed
for the United States Mail shall be a
man of such preeminent character bust
ness ability and ship operating expert
ence as will constitute a guarantee to
the public that the policy of the board
will be carried out.
1.-THE board will get back its ships
When that time comes it will avoid ne
gotiations with companies such as the
facts disclose the United States Mail to
have been. 1t will do precisely as it
proposed to do-call for bids from re-
sponsible. efficient sea operating COM
panies. and will enter into a contract
with men OF experience and ability who
have the necessary organization and
connections, and who are backed by the
capitaI requisite for an undertaking
which requires such vast sum OF
money"
cambridge Colby Replies.
cambridge Colby. former Secretary Of
State and now one OF counsel for the
limited States Mall. had this to say at
his home last night when SHOWN MT.
Laskers statement:
1.-THE field of newspaper loquacity Is
so exclusively Chairman Lasker's very
own that will not intrude to the extent
of even commenting upon his latest out
giving.
THE story of his conspiring efforts to
wreck the United States Mall when he
could not appropriate 1t for his friends
will be fully related in the courts. !
will say what l have to say there. and
IL will throw some light upon the atti-
tude of the present Shipping Board
toward the American merchant marine.
when say the board mean Lasker
and his personal agents. ] cannot be-
lieve that his course has the sanction OF
his sober and responsible colleagues.
such as Admiral Benson and ex-senator
Chamberlain, not to mention others
whom | do not know, but all of whom
have been strangely silent throughout
the weird succession of events that has
constituted the boards record in this
matter-begun by nocturnal raid and
continued Dy the press aSeHlH5 VI ita
chairman"
The legal battle between the board
and the United States Mail will be con-
tinued this morning before Judge Man
ton. The equity suit for a receivership
and the injunction restraining the board
from interfering with the lines operation
of the ships will be the chief points at
issue.
Mr.. Lasker came to this city yester-
day for the express purpose of making
statement setting forth the Shipping
Boards position in the controversy and
OF discussing the background of the case
with newspaper men. At the close OF
the interview, which was held at the
Hotel Chatham, he made it plain that
his statement constituted 1.-THE first. last
and only thing the Shipping Board will
have to say in this controversy"
And 1t ought to be enough" he
added.
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u. s. MAIL COMPANY BROKE,
SHIPPING CHIEF ASSERTS

Continued from FIRST Paga
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SHINES CONTINUES
TO SEEK US. CAPITAL
Strengthening Corner in South
American Trade Since Break
i'm Ocean Pool.
WANTS RUSSIAN BUSINESS
Fight With Hamburg-Ameri-
can Still On, Though Sur
face Appears Calm.
Special Cable 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Copyright, 1921. By THE NEW YORK HERALD

SpeciaI Cable 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Copyright, 1891, by THE New YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Berlin. Aug. IL.
THE NEW YORK HERALD correspon-
dent here learns from weli-informed
source that Hugo SHINES is strengthen
ing his Corner on South American
trade, rather than trying to become a
rival OF the Hamburg American Line IN
North America. He felt out the pos
sibilities of buying the Kerr line and
another line III which the Hartman
group Is interested.
Herr SHINES transacts most OF his
business through an old American legal
firm In New York. II is reported he Is
still negotist ting for the participation or
American capital in his concessions and
undertakings in Russia.
The fight between Herr SHINES and
the Hamburg American line. although
both parties seek TO avoid publicity. con-
tinues throughout the groups with which
both are associated. The latest move
Is the retirement as block or all Ham
burg American line members from the
Tourist Company. leaving Herr Stinnes
alone at the top OF this company. which
controls a chain of Germany's larges
hotels. including the Atlantic In Ham
burg, the Esplanade in Berlin and tht
Frankfurternof in Frankfurt. The Ham
burg American line shared the director
ship in this company with Herr SHINES
This move followed as a result or herr
STIFFNESS withdrawal from the Africa
steamship lines, In which he. the Nortf
| German LLOYD and the Hamburg AHerl'
can line each held third interest. TN:
eliminated grounds for minor differences
between rival interests.
The main differences. however, con-
| tinue acute. despite an apparently CAIN
surface. A director OF the Hamburg
American Line declared to THE NEW
York HERALD correspondent here:
I'VE gave Herr SHINES an oppor'
tunitv 10 retire from our board OF direc-
tors gracefully. but when he ala MOI
, take advantage OF this We were obliged
| to Dust him. Our first intimatlon that
! lie intended to compete against us In
stead OF working with us In South
America came to us from German
newspapers.
There Is fundamental difference II
our methods Herr SHINES makes ship
ping an adjunct to manufacturing and
| commerce. and mixes all OF them to-
cether. This has led him to form a
perpendicular trust extending from raw
materials 10 shipping and the sale Of
finished goods. We also have connec-
lions with industry. but this is indirect
and we intend 10 keep our autonomy as
shippers Contrary to Herr SHINES {
policy our board OF directors can have
no exporters the very nature OF whose
Interests = III opposition to the inter
ests OF shipping
The nerotia tons he has conducted for
some months with English groups
among whicf rickers is mentioned. are
! reported 10 have failed because the
British could not see the possibility OF
carrying out his plane In the immediate
future owing to the shortage Of gold
for the payment OF foreign purchases.
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SOCIALISTS SET TERMS.

BOLOGNA. Italy. Aug. 13.-Thc Social
ist party leaders announced to-day their
depreciation OF the attitude Of the Third
Internationale of Moscow toward Italian
Socialists.
They expressed a desire to rcafflrm
their solidarity with the twenty one
points promulgated by the Third Inter
rationale. however. provided these
points should be adapted to the respec-
tive needs of each country.
The Socialist leaders declared against
cola boration with or participation In
the Government of Italy.
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STEAMSHIP ASHORE
ON CANADIAN COAST
Princess Ena of c. p. r. IN
Trouble on Goddyn Head.

SEATTLE Aug. 1.-THE steamship
Princess Ena. operated by the Canadian
Pacific Railway Company between Brit
18Th Columbia ports, went ashore on
Goddyn Head. on the Canadian coast.
early this morning, according to mes
sages from tho wireless station on Tri-
angle Island received here to-day.
The report stated that it was hoped
70 float the vessel on the next high tide.
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RAINS HELPS THE MELONS,

Special Despatch 70 THE New YORK IIERAtn.
LAUREL Del. Aug IA heavy rain
tonight throughout the melon belt OF
Delaware means many additional cars
Of cantaloupes and watermelons and
many thousands of dollars TO the
growers.
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G. % a /

has a tendency to make loyal
lifelong customers, and because
such customers are apt to place
their orders with intelligence,
the chain from the mine to the
customers bin is stronger and
better in every link.
OWENS & COMPANY, Inc.
Foot of East 10th ST., N. Y. c..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08
Sentence Sermons byEIPas0 Ministers


IN K Campbell Presiding Elder District
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
things possess driving
life It Is the thing that want Hungry seek food; thirsty seek
water BLESSED they which and thirst after righteousness
Church
Many impatient processes
coming kingdom hurry
Methodist Churh
Tsgiousy vitality
GodHRsv. Henry Methodist Episcopal
loving pleasure hunting ndugg
Chsts solemn Words q" would
follow
hsH-RsT George " Mccall Central Baptist Church
growing the present
o sndeavor
thoughts process Of the sunss
Rev William h Elfrng First Congregational Church
boy flight at ny
question
where VIII the bird find resting
eternity and watch soul
P R Kncksrbokei Trinity Methodist Church
winning activity anything less subna
Are normal hstian?Rev ~ Frey, Presbyterian
Church.
Jesus interrupted last one he delivered
he interrupted four
on and enrich his lessons would be good thing
the ly would interrupt questions question
every ehurchs2ev Floyd Poe First Presbyterian
gospel every creature" Paul
streets
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08
LUTHERANS PLANNING
TO INCREASE CHURCHES

Establishment Of Lutheran consrs-
cations IN the southwest and other
subjects Of denominational interest
are being discussed at series Of con
ferences which STARTED saturday and
viii continue through Monday at the
FL Paso Lutheran church, 1109 East
san Antonio street
Attending the conference are Rev
J. r. G. Sleek. pastor OF the FL Paso
church. Rev. 2 Umbach, missionary
for Roswell. N H. and the Pecos val
ley. Rev. c. A. Wacholz. missionary
for Fort Bayard. Silver City and Dem
ing. and Rev. August r. Schmidt.
missionary for the upper valley
Mr. Umbach IS TO preach at the reg
ular Sunday morning service, while
each Of those attending The confer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

Wise Hen Of the East AT the main
service at 1O:45, Mr.. Umbach viii
speak on, ''rhe Bible. the Word OF
Cod" This service viii be conducted
In the German language A special
song BY the choir. The Heavens Are
Telling" Beethoven win be sung.
At the evening service 1880 o'clock,
holy communion viii be celebrated.
Rev. E c. A Wachholz. OF Fort Bay
ard. n NJ, wiz conduct the confes-
sional service. After the communion
service he viii give a short talk on
his work at the hospitals OF Fort
Bayard- Rev August H Schmidt viii
tel OF bis work in the FL Paso val
leys- The male quartet will sing
Praise Te the Lord" Rev. J. q. c.
Sleek 20 pastor OF the church
Church OF Christ.
Application OF the Principles OF
Parable OF the Sewer TO the Condi-
ton Of Man. at the morning ser
vice 70 begin at Il o'clock. and How
the Lords Teaching Fits the Present
state Of Society" at the evening ser
vice at 1880 o'clock are subjects OF
sermons 70 be delivered Sunday al
the Church Of Christ. Montana and
Raynor streets, by Rev. ". A. Schultz.
pastor Bible study win begin at 10
a. M
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08
Few Men Realize Powerful
Work DoneBy Sunday School
Helping World To Be Better

sunday school Field Secretary for
Il Is gratifying TO know that Fl Paso
has some most excellent sunday
schools. some Of the very best 10 be
found anywhere.
Few OF US realize the mighty in
fluences that are going out from
these schools to develop moral and
religious character. There Is no
greater moralizing force thana that
OF the sunday school
Most OF the crimes committed IN
this country are committed By per
sons WHO we're not brought uD IN the
sunday school In the psnitentlaries
or two states where there were 500
!lirlales only six had ever belonged
60 e sunday school
E. A Fox, noted for his work in
me sunday schools OF the north and
me book he wrote, Village and Coun-
try sunday Schools" tells US about e
small country Sunday school The
record showed that for a period OF 50
years not one crime had been com
mitted In that community. But during
that time there had gone out from
mat sunday school seven ministers OF
the gospel six state officials, Is busi-
ness and professional men and women
and 70 public school teachers.
Moral Make Fl Paso a Sunday
school going city.
Every person who can should at
tend some sunday school and be a
sunday school worker and by SO do
Ing help keep down crime and I'm
morality and assist In making the
world better. This duty OF making
the world better and making cur lives
what they should be falls upon every
one Of ~ and not one can escape the
responsibility.
Invite a careful reading OF a few
statements from some prominent and
Influential men as 70 the importance
Of the Sunday school
Frank L Brown. OF Brooklyn. n
z, author OF The Superintendent and
His Work" said:
From the Sunday school comes %
percent OF the preachers. IS percent
Of the church converts and IS percent
OF The church workers"
De Tocquevllle, the distinguished
French statesmen. said.
81 sought in vain the secret Of
Americas greatness until i went into
Its sunday schools and churches Then
1 understood why France f. a slave
and America Is free. challenge the
world TO name any Institution that
means 80 much for the safety and
prosperity Of your country as does the
sunday school,
John ". Foster said: The Sunday
school Is one Of the greatest institu-
lions Of today. As a school Of re-
lgious instruction e IS inestimable;
as a civil Institution It is priceless.
Daniel Webster said.
Our navy cannot save this coun-
try our public schools cannot save
this country. our army cannot save
this country, but Sunday schools can
do H. sown as thick as school houses
throughout the land"
Gen Rutherford said;
Education IN things spiritual and
moral IS most necessary to the max
ing OF The highest type OF citizen
ship"
Theodore Roosevelt said: We shall
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08
SOURCE Of Happiness Found In
~ Realm Of Spirit; Religion Is Key
Fail Meaning Happy New Year;
Man and Other Have Different Ideas of What Truly Worthwhile; Measured
By Surveyed Spiritually Are Hap
He Who Waketh Not In the Counsel of the Ungodly



BrudStreet may rate me poor, but
the Bible ranks me among the
heirs OF riches untold. rich and
enriching others Would you eN-
change your health for Rocke-
feller's indigestion with his mil
lions thrown inf Would you eE-
change your soul vision for the
blindness Of commerciuligm even
though that might permit you to
Toll in the lap OF luTuryf
Have you the capacity to enjoy the
beauty and glory Of nature2 That
certainly is not dependent upon the
possession Of wealth. Do we not
agree with Milton when he says: IN
those vernal seasons OF the year.
when the air is calm and pleasant
It were an injury and suIlenness
against Nature not 10 90 out and see
her riches and partake in her reioic-
ing with heaven and earth"
Religion the Key.
The world is yours, IS the declara-
tion Of sacred writ The capitalists.
as Ihoreau said, cannot cut down
the clouds" They cannot corner the
sunshine nor monoplize the glory Of
a sunset These are ours TO enjoy
who have the capacity TO appreciate
them
Measured by materiaiism we
may be poor. surveyed spiritual
y We are rich. Our happiness r.
IN our own hands. II Is OF our
in things
The secret and source Of happiness
lie In the realm OF the spirit Re
ligion Is the key. The only sane at
titude toward life IS the religious.
Happy Is the man that walk
eth not In the counsel OF the I'M
cody but his delight o.
In the law OF the Lord Happy
are the pure in heart said
Jesus Those who abstain from
evil. love the Word Of God. have
n transparent inner life through
which they behold the beauty OF
God. are counted happy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

nothing else in the world to make
one conteuted-" absolutely. said
the other. "nobodys who's good for
anything can be contented without
The remainder OF the story tells Of
the conversation between tramp
and a bachel farmer at a Thanks
giving day. dinner in the latter's
home. The tramp reproaches the
farmer with being a fool for Flooding
along like an old plug in tread
mill just for the sake OF a little
cash. His idea OF happiness is al
ways being. on the move, seeing new
sights ana meeting new people.
That's what I call living"
A queer kind OF happiness, declared
the son OF the soil. When asked
what was his idea OF happiness, he
replied. Just what I have got Not
money Not people sWarming around
you and getting you all upset Not
new things that have TO be seen But
just the same familiar things day
after day. The same duties. the same
pleasures, the same chance to be
alone and have time to think The
same garden truck TO raise year after
year. The same COW TO milk morning
after morning, night after night. The
same. quiet evening. the same stars.
That's what 7 call living"
A Popular FaIlacy.
The tramp confessed that he would
90 crazy with that sort OF lie while
the farmer avoWed that he would 90
crazy II he bumped about from place
to place like his guest.
And so it goes. Many men. many
minds. We scarcely realize what Is
conveyed by the familiar greeting
a happy New Year.
With which OF the four men DO you
agree2 You would be a fool 70 think
as did the millionaires at the country
club A mans happiness does not con-
sist In the abundance Of goods which
he possesses "lTIllionalres seldom
smile" confessed one OF the victims.
Poverty What f. novertyf
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

The reading room is at f2s Mills
building.
TheosophIcaI Society Meeting.
Miss Grace Logan viii read a paper
on THE White Lodge and It's Mes
sengers" at the meeting Of the Theo-
sophicai society Sunday night in
room 1908. Mills building.
First Christian Church.
On account OF the illness OF the
pastor. Rev. 1Iilo Atkinson. chaplain
". 3. Zimmerman VII speak at 10.s5
g. m Sunday at The First Christian
church and s = BRENT VIII speak
at 1880 o'clock. Sunday school VIII
meet at $40 e. m.
lions Evangelical Church
At lions Evangelical Lutheran
church. 1109 East San Antonio street.
Sunday school and Bible class viii
meet $3.50 g. m At all Of the SER
vices visiting pastors viii speak. Rev.
Erwin umback, OF Roswell. mission
airy OF the Pecos valley. viii address
the Sunday school at 10:15, on The
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08
ST. LOUIS PASTOR
TO SPEAK SUNDAY

D EY- CHARLES G.. CUM. Of st.
n Louis wiz preach the morning
ana night sermons az the West
mlnster E'res1 Tterian church Sunday.
While in FL Paso. Mr.. Gum VII look
over the new Presbyterian church IN
Manhattan Heights piedras and san
jose streets, as the prospective pas
tor The new church is a branch Of
constructed at a cost OF $4,000 and
VIII be ready for occupancy Febru-
airy l.
FlErt Presbyterian Church.
Dr. Floyd Poe win preach. sunday
morning at the First Presbyterian
church on the subject. Interrupt
lions. and sunday evening on the
subject, -Hit I'm Again" The music
lor these services viii include the
aEtnems. in That Day Shall This
song Be Sung" fHosmerl. and Trust
Lhyself IN Coz (Bartlett). and solos
BY c. i Andrews and Tom Williams.
The Sunday school last Sunday was
the largest in the history OF the
church. The Mems Service club is
holding an attendance contest with
the Mems class Of Trinity Methodist
church during the month Of January.
and was ahead last Sunday.
All the Christian Endeavor socie-
ties OF the city wiz meet In this
church at Sunday evening for a
joint devotional service led By r ".
Latta- A special quartet and soloists
VIII furnish musical numbers
A1turn Presbyterian Church.
Services at the Altura Presbyterian
church. Idalia and Russell streets.
viii be held at II a. IA. The pastor.
Rev Henry g Schneider, VIII have
for his subject "Companionship Of
the Holy Spirit" At 1880 p. m there
VIII be stereopicon lecture on
Persia Sunday school VIII meet at
$3.50 a. n on account Of the union
service OF the Christian Endeavorers
Of the city. at the First Presbyterian
church az p H.. the Christian En-
deavor VIII not meet
Bethany Preshyterlan Church.
Presbyterian church, 100 Piedras
street. . ID meet at 9-45 a. m Expo
sition o. the lesson viii be made by
Rev. Henry c. Schneider Preaching
service viii be held az the church at
1850 p m Wednesday.
St Clements Episcopal
At St Clements Episcopal church
Euler swift. rector, Rev George
Daland. curare-crEznist, and 3. H. c.
Williams deacon. the order Of serv-
Ices VIII be as follows.
Holy communion, 7-s0 a. n.
Church school. $3.50 a. m
Morning prayer and sermon, II a. m
me following Is the order Of the
IL o'clock service-
Professional hymn, IS.
The national anthem.
'Feuite" in A. fBacon).
tie Daum." IN D, Vogrich).
Benedictus-
lynn, 524-
Sermon
Offertory anthem. cyazarsth.-
(Gounod)-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08
NEW RANGER CAPTAIN WAS
ONCE SAN MIGUEL. SHERIFF

Santa Fe. n. NJ, Jan. s.-Lorenzo
Delgado. Of Las Vegas. who has been
appointed By Gov, Mechem to succeed
Apolonio sena, OF Las Vegas. as cap
tain OF the New Mexico mounted DO
lice, has served as sheriff and as
county clerk Of San Miguel county.
He was chief clerk OF the house n
the last regular session OF the IegisIa-
ture.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

New Mexico Conference n. E c.. 8.
maintain our liberties only by the re-
lglous education OF our youth"
II. G. IrumbuI1 uuids aThe SUNDAY
school Il the strongest huigTark Of
our American sabbath. The sundny
school develops a high Patriotism
thousands OF orr brave soldiers Of cur
wars were recruits from the sunday
school rauizH.1
Chief justice Brewer saids
The Sunday school lays a moral
and religious foundation under the
home and the home IS the unit OF a
perfect national civilization"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08


Recessional hymn IS.
The following is the order OF the
o'clock Service
Professional hymn. S.
Gloria" In A, -(Bacon).
'lIagnificat." and -Nunc Dimittis."
in d. fClarel-
Kneeling hymn, SIG.
Hymn, g.
Sermon.
Offertory anthem. Arise. shine, FOR
Thy Light Is Come" (Elvey}.
Hymn, $50
Amen from the Greek liturgy
occasional hymn. 1928
First Methodist Church.
The Call OF Samuel" viii be the
visualized Bible picture. Cmotion pic
ture), shown in connection with the
night program at the First Methodist
Episcopal church These pictures are
prepared for and shown only in the
church. The pastor, Rev. H Van VAL
kenburgh, viii preach the continue
ton sermon on Marriage" his sub
ject being How to Be a Good Wife"
At II a. m the pastor VIII preach on
A God Of Deliverances. He VIII
also receive new members into the
church. Sunday school including the
Mems clubs. viii meet at 9-45 a. N.
The young people, divided into tWo
Epworth leagues, VIII meet az $50
p m
Highland Park Methods.
Services at the HIGHLAND Park
Methodist church VIII be as follows;
sunday school. 9.45; preaching. IL
o'clock, by s. ]. BRENT, Of the Y II.
G Al Epworth league, SIS Rev.
W z. Lyon viii conduct the service
at 1850 p m. when pictures viii be
shown with the stereoprtcou lantern.
East RI Paso Methodist
Services at the East FL Paso Bap-
list church. on Alameda street, viii
be as follows; Sunday school. 9.45;
preaching IL a. m, by the pastor,
Rev ". s Huggetti preaching, 1880
p M by Rev W F. Ierrlng-
Orchard Park Methodist.
Sunday morning, at the Orchard
Park Methodist church, the pastor
Rev Rufus c. Baker, VIII preach on
Emancipation Through the Truth"
The subject for sunday night viii be
Receiving the kingdom
Trinity Methodist Church.
sunday school VIII be held at 9-l5
o'clock Sunday morning at the Trinity
Methodist church, Mesa avenue and
Boulevard streets. The Bible classes
viii meet at their usual time. Mat
thew, the Nan OF Affairs viii be
the subject OF she morning sermon
by Rev. p. r KnickerbOcker. the
Epworth leagues VIII meet at $50
p m r A Brown viii lead the
meeting OF the intermediate league.
At the night service Alr. Knicker-
booker VIII preach on Are the Dead
Alive?"
First Conversational Church.
sunday school VIII convene at the
First Congregational church, East
Rio Grande and Williams streets, at
the usual hour Sunday morning rs
the World Growing BetterIH viii be
the theme OF the pastor, Rev. William Z