El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-04

ITHENENER 7 feel that the time
w is right" said John Edward
Brown wednesday night, when asked
at what time he would make the call
for COW It's I can't tell whether
il viii be tomorrow night OF the
night after" The tabernacle was well
filled Wednesday night and the songs
enthusiastically sung. one small boy,
sitting on the front bench, Edwin
Douglas. was struck by the lightning
Of sudden prominence when F. r.
slower called MIN up 10 the platform
to show the otner youngsters as vel
as THE gr5wuups now TO sing,
brighten the corner Where You
are Er. slower led the faTOrile
song in quick time and double quick,
even at times introducing a little
syncOpaLlOn with mis- cOrneL Rev. ~.
D. Farley or the Westminster Pres
byrerian church, offered prayer and
the evangelist mace his announce
ments. ne said that he would not be
satisfied until the congregation for
his morning talks at least filled the
tabernacle, AID kew. U. j. Wade spoke
as 10 the value ana inspiration OF
these meetings Being a Baptist, o"
said Rev. Wade, i cannot fall from
grace, but I need these meetings as
much as Kew Ar- knickerbocker, who
is always railing from grace.
SOLDIER Inanzs God FOr Money.
llr. Brown announced that In the
School Of Prayer would be his morn
ing subject Thursday and The Great
War tonight He told the story Of
the Young soldier who needed some
money ne simply had 70 have $50
So he decided TO ask God for it. and
so that there mis- ht be no mistake he
wrote II out 20 him Dear God, I
must have $50; it is absolutely neces-
sary that I get IL somewhere. Please
send IL TO me-. But how 10 get the
letter TO Cod A bright idea came 10
him; he would send IL through the
T. a. C. A. The Y n Q a. boys
got the letter addressed TO God, and
read it. They looked up the soldier
boy and found he really needed the
themselves BY dlnr OF great sacrifice
on the part Of some Of them they
managed 10 raise SIS, and sent It 10
the soldier, without comment This
letter came back addressed 10 God
Dear God. Thank you for hearing
my prayer and sending the money. I
knew you would But the next time
you are sending money don't send il
through The Y H. 9. A That bunch
held out So on me-"
Audience Comes Across
Don't hold out on God" said evan
gelist Brown and his admOnition had
its effect for the collection. SO, was
the largest since the opening night
81 men lou AAQM Jesus 100 was
the title Of AIrs- StoVer's solo, imme-
ciately preceding the sermon on The
Lot Family, Introducing Sister Lot
For those who wanted text, the
preacher said it might be found in the
fourth verse Of Genesis xii, but, for
his part he shouldn't refer TO Il again.
Camp on BOrderiand.
Some Of the greatest histories are
found in the Old Testament" said the
evangelist Down through all the
centuries old humanity is always old
humanity. and the men and women OF
the Old Testament were not different
iu essentials from US Of today. The
Lot family I am going TO talk about is
not the Old Testament bunch, but the
Lots as 7 know them, down to now.
Abram departed, at the command OF
the Lord out Of a land Of darkness
and sin 10 so 10 the Promised Land.
He took with him his father and his
nephew Lot They came just TO the
border OF the promised Land. and
there they pitched their tents and
dWelt five years
That Is just what the Lots are do I
ing today God called them to 90 TO Z
the Promised Land, but they found I
thar TO cross over into that land /
meant 10 give up old sin, old indul- /