Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-27
D,,,,,la.d Topics Handled by
O'' preachers in Salt Lake Pull
pits Yesterday
tpoN HEROIsM 10 SOCIALISM
,,.,,, IN America and Other Themes
"' p,v Brown Discusses Author
iy True and False

,,o,al Herolsm" was the subject OF
no,,amm Youngs sermon last
Ho'' a. the First Methodist church'
eye'""o tho pentlemans fifth and last
,ss series Of lectures delivered ~
Oh w men Lives of great men OF
lou ,asv we're held up before the audi
p ~. a, Illustrations Of undaun'ed moral
.o m,sge. Among the particular names
uonsd were those OF the Hebrew
"Snd,sp. Leonldas, Hannibal Gustave
,Solnhus Farragut and Grant inc
~. .sor said that Bunyan's Pilgrims
n.aresso was one Of the truest BOOKS
samre Mans life Is beset with
.'ar,otions, but Rev. Young ADVISED
n. hearers to keep on the kings high
vav He said IN part
oRe modest and calm, yet hrm In the
,o,i,tence that you will not bow down
% the golden image Have principles
clson cut. Learn to say No 1t IL
.oa big word, but It Is very important
~ ,be vocabulary OF man. The man
,,,o cannot command it in the critical
,,mo &c lost Dare TO offend the devil
10 independent to stand for the things
which mean the best and the eleanest
manhood. DO not. be afraid to be
laughed at. To be called AN old fogy'
or back number, or even a 'Puri-
TAM may not be 80 pleasant"
UNITY HALL.
Rev. Frank Fay Eddy preached ut the
Unity hall yesterday morning on THE
Revival We Need in America" The
wave OF dishonesty and corruption that
Is sweeping over the land called forth
some strong and timely remarks from
the speaker The revival needed must
be broader than the usual religious
awaknIngs said Mr.. Eddy. ut must
be revival Of the soul of America into
activity and strength; a revival that
was founded on this life and It's facts
and not on a future existence. 1t must
b. conditioned on the capacity Of Amer
lean men and women for ability, for
sacrifice and service. OF such revival
there must be many preachers and not
all Of them In the pulpit by any means
Every honest editor, politician, bust
ness man, worklngman, must play his
part and preach T. too.
what Henry Watterson character
ires as the money devil Is the great enc
my OF our natural life, uniting intoler-
ence and greed We are facing the
insIduous danger that has destroyed
every great civilization"
EAST SIDE BAPTIST
last night at the East side Baptist
church Rev K. $, Walker chose for his
subject men that Fit" The speaker
said IN part:
There is a place for every man. our
relations to each other make that place.
The fact that no two are related I'm the
fame way makes that place peculiar to
me Individual. God has o place for each
NE Gods plan fills the place each
should occupy Gods plan IL the best
possible plan. lie may have made the
realization Of Gods best plan lmpossi-
bic by spelling part OF the material but
GOD has plan for what Is left, and Is
wiling TO take that and make the big
gest best place that a man can I'LL
Gods place for us Is not always the
one we are ln The saloonkeeper and
gambler are not In Gods place. His
place is now bad. His place is one we
may ht' The blacksmith would not fit
N jewelers. shop, or the lawyer on
shoemakers bench, II Is important that
the place be not too small lest II pinch,
or too large lest he rattle. 1t IL folly
lor any one to wish to be I'm some one
sre.
Gods place for men is one to be
n,led with life. And II In growing
pl9ce II is as big as a mans largest
Hlen's and Is never full unless he is at
nls pest This place is to he filled In
lhe constant view Of God, who inspects
our work He comes to examine with
oul giving warming, We can only be
sie as we IRE always ready. Men
,uem6le at death and are afraid Of IT.
u Us llie we should tremble at. Death
gnly ushers us into the presence of God.
hu' u Is life that ls judged, We will
10Y oe asked how we died, but how we
Nfeu, Death WIFI pndura tho Adv 90