The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1911-12-01
MEETING IN BOISE.
Harry W. Arnold Delivers an Address
on "The kingship of Man."

oH sunday, NOV. 10, great Injecting
was held at Boise in connection with
the Men and Religion Forward Move
ment. 1t was addressed by Harry w
Arnold, who is assisting the Boise
committee in conducting its work. Mr.
Arnold spoke on 1.-THE Kingship OF
Man." and his address was devoted tc
demonstration of what is necessary tC
develop the fullest measure of man.
hood. He gave four requisites to de-
yelop the fullest measure of manhood
| He gave four requisites of Christian
character. The first, he said, was con-
viction-not a mere purpose or de-
sire, but an Unborn conviction of right
! The second was necessity for right
thinking. The speaker declared that
the man who allowed himself to begin
| to think of doing wrong would soon be
doing the wrong thing presented to his
mind. The third was the responsible
| ty of man for the influence he ex-
erts. In connection with this point,
Mr. Arnold spoke perhaps more force
fully than during any other portion of
the address. There was no limitation,
he declared, to mans influence; it
reached on and on he said, for genera
tons after his death. The fourth re-
quisite designated by the speaker was
the power to oppose evil. There was
no man, said the speaker, who could
fight temptation successfully, unless
he had the power that comes through
Christian experience.
Big Meeting in Columbus.
There were 1000 men at Men and
Religion Forward Movement at Column
bus, Ohio, a few days ago. 1t was not
oft
was necessary to have sort of over
flow dinner in the gallery. The in
creased attendance was because a
great number of college boys went
down to hear the addresses. One of
the interesting features of this move
ment Is that college boys everywhere
are taking very deep interest in it,
There is something about it that ap-
peals to their sense of manhood and
there is every reason to believe this
will have most beneficial effect upon
college life in the development of high
er character on the average than has
heretofore been known.
Conference Of Boys.
A conference was held at Trenton.
n. j., a few days ago attended by 400
boys, all under the age of Is years
L
ing schools and organizations of one
kind or another. They were assem-
bled under the auspices of the Men
and Religion Movement and the pur-
pose of the meeting was to discuss boy
questions in order to throw light upon
the problem of keeping boys from
falling into evil habits. That is one of
the great objects of this Men and Re-
ioin ION
full in any great measure. it will have
marked effect upon the rising gener-
alton.
Keynote of the Campaign.
At Detroit, Mich, two weeks ago at
dinner given in connection with the
Men and Religion Forward Movement,
one of the speakers sounded the key
note. He said: I'VE want the boys
This is the keynote of this campaign.
The men engaged in the work realize
that if the boys can be kept clean
minded and honest in thought until
they approach their majority, they can
generally be depended upon to develop
into useful, right-minded citizens. For
this reason the Men and Religion
Movement is after the boys.
Work of Business Men.
In the city of Pittsburg there are
1000 business men engaged in prepar-
atory work for the coming eight day
campaign of the Men and Religion
Movement in that city. The entire city
is organized. A survey is in progress
that will develop the fullest possible
information respecting civic condi-
lions. Already the people of that city
have been astonished at some of the
facts developed by the survey. 1t is
proposed by the Pittsburg men when
they have their parade during the eight
day campaign to make it one of the
most gigantic their city has ever
known. It is expected the governor of
the state will ride at the head Of the
procession.
Address to MasOnS.
At Cedar Rapids, Iowa, some weeks
ago during an eight day campaign of
the Men and Religion Forward Move
ment, meeting of one of the Masonic
lodge was held and after the regular
business, representatives of the move
ment were invited to address the gath
ering. There were over 200 MasOns
In attendance to hear the message
brought to them by those taking part
IN the work. There is no class of
right-thinking citizens who are not in
terested In this work in at least some
OF Its departments. The men who ad
dressed this meeting Of Masons As
representatives Of the movement were