Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-13

fed and made unto HIS owt boiy He
spoke Of lhe impossible y OF O or ST un>
ting the re,urr c'ion Of Cntis'. the sal
aud dark transaction OF C..vary btl 'iA S
TO the annals ot sin. hut the broken tomo
proelalms he glad tidlngs of great joy.
The cross is shroud-d in gloom rhe
sepulchre is flooded With the ruddv light
| # morning The one loots ack upon II e
| worlds sad and guilty past; the other
turns forward to the worlds hopeful flu.
ture Calvary m axis the deeptsr darkness
| of human aba-ement and woe The resur.
reclion was the dasn of II better day
The Chrlslisu pigrim. Mr. Rorbo said
in conclusion, should visit Calvary behold
! his guilt and condemOatiou bIt should
not liuger there The cross c4nuot see
| Let him hasten 10 the sepuichre. Christ
| expir ng on the cross hangs the man Of
| SORROWS, but from the sacred tomb be
comes forth the vic orlous ReCieemer.
Exultant faith ri ices 10 the risen and
ever living Lord
A medley bs be hand followed and sitter
m" congregation sd unued in singing
My Country lis of Tnee,' the benedic-
ton was pronounced by Prrlate Roeho.
The afternoon service Was held Al 2 80,
| openir G with selection by the ban /,
and vocal music by the double onarietje.
" aS
prayer by Rev i. s. Mcintyre. OF Dav-
export. aud music by the 9uarlette. after
which ca ne
DIR McINTYRE's SERMON.
The text was from Matthew 22:42:
what think We Of Christ
The Introduction Ia the discourse was
a call to r. tl-c ion Tue reflective DOW
! ers distinguish man from the brute cre-
alton. There were two purposes in view
in the discourse: First. to enable Knights
Tempiar to grasp the true coucep-
ton OF Christ; second. that all
others may know the true Kni bt Tenn
plars concept on of Christ. Waat think
We of Christ? sad he preacher. IS an i'm
portaut question. There are variety OF
opinions involved in the answer DR.,
Mcintyre then gave some of the various
opinions as to Christ, analyzing and
demonstrating the falacy or truth of
these various opinions. Some say an
imposor, others self dece.v 4, still o h,r,
a mere man and martyr 10 his canvIs-
tions, but the question demands per
sonal answer, What think We of Cnrist?,
The preacher treated of the Son Of Man
as an historic chara cter, then as to his
nsture-the answer 70 which Was ImmAn
eul God With Us" His life was
philanthropic, blsme'e s, exem-
plary, his death propitiatory-he died
for US, for the race. The preacher drew
practical lessons from the eventful life
and more than tragic death This life is
prilgrimage. a warfare. Faith is our
victory 1t overc mes the world ard
corquers death, and lands the f an
cbised soul in the peaceful aboies OF the
blessed What think ye OF CHRISTI"
asked the speaker in C conclusion, snd the
answer, He is ny friend. my benef or,
| my savior. my all
Music by the quar,ette al d instrumental
music by tie baud followed The con-
gregation sang the doxology and the
benediction by Dr. McIntyre closed the
services
The knights then formed for battalion
inspection and review by Right Eminent
Dyas. after VIII ch there Was dress pa
rade, with the Moline Light Guard band
as escort During the dress parade the
| following order was read ny Acj Itapt
| cleveland, of Grand Sxord Bearer Sher-
wins staff
HEADQUARTERS CAMP EvER1s. Rock
| Island, liz Juig l2-
GENERAL ORDERS NO.
When drrs- parade is dismissed july 10
| commanding officers with their conm4n-
| derles " i'll repair to their several asviums
! by the most direct route. By order of
JAMES P SHERwIN
Grand Sword Bearer Commardng
HENRY c. CLEAvELAND. Adjt
| CAMP NOTES
The Sterling boys created much merri
ment IN the camp Saturday night by their
! ghost and bear dances
There were number of cases of sick
ness in camp Saturday night requiring
the services of Sur con Brown
Photographers Rasmussen and Haka>
lier took photographs of the Sir Knights
from various points of view. There were
also number of kodsks on the ground
The Union band. of Davenport, and
Light Guard, of Moline, both received
many compliments for their delightful
music
Grand Commaud.r Dyas left for his
home at Paris, H. this afternoon. and