Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-08
Relioion ir Business.


 Religion In Business.
 We MGSt have taiiSion in business No spot is more s;.r"d than where the business decides To do the thing that is square Rev. Thomas Knox, Pres hyterian, Aurora. III.
 Dangerous Feature of Home Life. The alarming feature of our home life is the failure eff the family to be much together aHd influence one an- othcr.-RcN. pr. < Edward Young. Presbyterian, pitisburg.
 Our National Safety.
 Our safety as I nation is not ill our soldiers not in our ships, not in our wealth. but in our righteousness. The nation and people that do not serve God shall perish. Rev. $. D. Paine. Methodist. Jacksonville, Fla
 Harmony.
 There would not be so many divorced people fin America if they had learned patiently to put up with each others faults. Harmony Is the thing that makes heaven here ns well as here after@Rcv. w. W EHstard, Baptist. Boston
 Three Sorts of Winners.
 The man after Gods own heart will understand Chat Fellowship, humanity and the making merry with friends are signs of health and worth and earnest of winning. Rev. Dr C. Ell wood Nash tnivcrsaliSt. Los An geles, Gal.
 Growing Like God.
 When ones heart throbs go out in kindlness. good will and sympathy and in all the gracious sentiments of brotherhood toward his fellows, then is he growing in likeness; 10 his Father in heaven. And this conduccs to the common happiness. = Rev. Junius R. Remcnsnyder. Luthcran New York
 Mans Development
 Man does not develop in the highest sense until Il" comes into Il conscious need of spiritual attainment, until there is q hun%cln@ and thirstn@ after the fruits of the spirit gentleucss, long suffering, goodness, temperance. love Rev. Guy Arthur ,Eamieson, Epi&eo- palian, TotteuyiIle, x. T.
 A View of Success.
 Success is by no means absolute. It is relative. q different thing in each Individual caSc. ii is not competition one With another; it is mans compet- ton with himself. It is not what you have, but what You are; not a position. buf condition. Rev. Andrew Gillies, GonSregatienalist. Minneapolis, Minn.
 Standing For the Right
 The mon who stand for the right be cause they know that nothing ean hin der the onward march of God and re gardless of self and case and favor. regardless of personal consequences, do the right as they see it are the mep who write theit names in indclible ink upon the pages ef history.-Rev. John Erskine Adams, Presbyterian, Brook @iyn.
 Nature a Beautifer.
 Let nature teach you to value and strive for the beautiful. She abhorS the ugly and seems ever seeking to transform il into loveliness. l have seen i'll tue northern woods an old trunk half submerged out of which q cluster of flowers was growing as if nature were rhdeavoring to atone for and hide the unsightly. Rev. H. r Dewey. Con@rc&atoualiSt, Minneapolis Miun.
 Who friendships Are For
 II often hapl'enS that a mans wealth spojls his possibilities of deep and ii- yVrstied' friendships. for fl is among workers aud never among ,dlers that true friendships are formed. Men who daWdle about their clubs can neY CT know tlt. choice and enduring friendships which arise among men a common cause. Efiendships are fer fighters and not for loaters KeN pr Fenn, Episeopalian Boston
 Loves Greatness.
 Love i% greater than the wisdom al King Solomon Love is greater than the prophetic eye which can look through llle black curtain which scpa rates the present and the events that will happen mJa@ons of wears hence. Love k greater tlan the strength ej the everlasting hills Love is greatVr than the highest triumplls of art Fov if We have not love. nc matter how great our iutcllectuaiity may he, we are as nothing ave we are worse thau nothing Rev. pr Frank De Witt Tar mage, Presbyterian. Los Angeles, taI
 Need of the Mans Church.
 The church must rid itself of hSS- terical emetionalism and appeal 10 the intellectual sitIe of the people There is need for tllc emotional element in re iigiou hut where the emotions alone are played Hpaa we get an cffeminatr and effemin3tius religion. That is one reason why our places of worship have become d Wonlans and d childrcuS re treat and why men eschew churchgo- ing We want :t mans church as well as woman's church. All head and no heart gives us the cold. calculating cynic and skeptic. All heart and no head gives Us the hysterical fanatic and the raVin| biGot There must be