Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-20
Evangelist Presents Seven Salient Points on This
 Vital Question.
COTTON BELT BOYS
 STRONG SHOWING
Attend Services, 2s5 In a Body, March ing and Singing, While Double Quartet Sang Two Selections
 Business Girls March Tonight.
(By A. Homer Jordan.)


 Two by two, in a long line, march ed about 225 men from the Y. M. c. A. to the tabernacle last night. These men were from the Cotton Belt shops. AS they marched into the tabernacle they sang He Included Me-" During the song service the Cotton Belt double quartet sang two selections, q Am Thinking of Moth- er,' and "The Wayside Cross." This organization of singers is composed of Oscar Lagle, P. D. Gathright, Fred West, L. P. Cotrell, E. l.. Kel- ley, Bart West, w. H. Parker and c. M. Taylor. The boys were hearti- ly applauded.
 One of the unique things about the meeting was that eleven M. B. preach CTS were seated on the pastors sec tion of the platform last night. Dele gations will be the order of the day from now on.
 The visiting pastors last night, were: Revs. M. o. Barnett Star City; P. S. Heron, Altheimer; David Bolls, Good Faith; Grover Cleveland, Hot Springs; J. w. Marron, Louisville. Tonight there will be delegations from Little Rock, and from Grady. 1 The business girls of the city will al- 1 so march from the Y. M. c. A. in body and have special seats in the ltabernacle.
 Before the sermon last night Mrs. Powell sang "I Want To Go There" As she sang there were tears in many eyes. Her singing is a real message to the hearts of those who hear her, and her voice is the means of help ing many to look up to the Christ.
 One of the most powerful sermons Of the campaign was preached last night by MT. Stephens on the sub ject. "Where Will You Spend Etern- l ity?"
 q have had battle today" said | the evangelist" as to the subject con- cerning which I shall preach tonight. l had not intended to speak upon this l subject, but God has, some how, mov- ed me to speak upon it, and I want to let God have His way with me. The texts are Job 14:14, If Man die shall he live again. and John 165, 'Whither Goest Thou?' wish I could paint the question Where will you spend eternity?' all over this tabernacle, and with letters of gold in the skies. and upon the pillows of the ocean. Some may taught at the idea of speaking upon this subject, but it is not laughing matter. Many low down in the scale of morals say When man dies he is dead like a brute.' Think of it, believing there is no hereafter, not heaven to gain; no he'll to shun. This is a travesty on human reason. If there is no life after death the hope of the world is damned. After all the sin, sickness, sorrow, suffering and death to think there is no hereafter of joy is hor- rible. Do you think I shall not see my dear mother again? An, I know I shall see her face to face in God's eternity. The light of my life would go out if I did not think this true. The belief in eternal life is the 1nspi- ration of poets, and writers. The hymns of the ages come from this be- lief. If there is not life after death men live in vain.
 Seven Salient Things.
 ''I want to say seven things about this subject tonight" said MT. Steph- ems. First, there is an eternity Our minds cannot have full conception oi what this word means. To go on,