The broad ax., 1918-04-20

~ - 50 MI N oASA'o - ano
; one Of the finest school sites in the eoun-
/, try. At the head Of the institution Is
, Prof. ]. N. Candy, one Of the leading
educators of the nation, and he has this
distinction, because he took the time to
provide himself with frst-elass prep
aration-
/ I shah not tell You much about the
things I saw On the hin and about my
visit to the insane asylum After get
ting around over these places, getting
hold Of some little more education, then
left for Lynehburg, only to find my
way to still another table, and per
chance 1 got to shake hands with some
Of our men who are going over to see
Mr.. Kaiser and pay their respects to
him. They admire him, and declare,
"Bys and bye we shall see Billy VIII
lians' and send him to be with those
who have gone ahead of him, none being |
left to carry their story to others.'' 1t |
win be recorded, and their children win |
read the story Of how the brave faith
ers died for the nag Of the country, and
they win also be able to join sergt.
Carney, ''The Old Flag Never Touebed
the Ground, Boys"
Now in Lynehburg, for that was the
next place, I found Or. r. @. Woods
bringing things to focus. DR.. Woods
was just cut out like you cut out goods
and made to ct in the plan which God ,
has for revealing them under their Ia !
BILE. There is to be found ine set of
young people who are making 1t to
the front. Men and women alike are
sighting the battle against ignorance
md immortality. They are going to get
i'd Of it in their youth and then when
hey are fun groua ups, they win have "
iothing to do but to devote their time 3
n thinking, and do some inventina. s
Perhaps there il to come in this world {,
man who win invent gun that win C
utshoot that one they discovered the
ther day in Germany or some other Ia
ONT shooting beyond the place whsre "
an make good, yet I must 60 and il IA
ont go and learn then I win be shut te
ut. am praying for God to send forth til
ar brave men. of
The Virginia Theological Seminary
nd College is supported by our people, be
ut it Is Baptist institution and in il ea
he Baptists are letting all the people GA
now what they can do for humanity. L.
got 50 much out Of seeing these 500 Nj
'ung people stepping to the drum of FIR
'ogress and getting ready to 90 into TT
e trenches and wipe out ignorance and XII
iteraey. What wonderful age this Co
and what wonderful people we are in
is world DR.. Woods and his officers
the teachers are just making good and
ing good work for us all. i was so
I'd to see him and to see them.
Now then after spending two days,
'rted out to find my way here in this
Inville, Va, town, and it is some town.
got on the wagon, and there had
pleasure Of being with many people
ming here Bishop J. Albert johnson
there, and he was chatting with the
rs was glad to see him. am here
ending the Virginia conference over
ieh he presides. found many good
ngs in him, and many good things
talk about.
Teaching here was assigned to the
ne Of Mr.. and Mrs. P. L. Doaohue.
y nave not been married long, and
e just completed their home, and I
perhaps the first outsider to stop
i, and let me ten you, those young
pie did give me one more good time.
Donohne Is considered one Of the
st bakers in this eity-in fact he
no equal, and is employed in the
est place IN town. and is kept busy.
can bake cake that win just melt
our mouth without Jon putting down
a II was these good things. and
ability a. . man Of worth that at
ted young Miss Essis Grasty, one
e teachers in the public school here.
was Ma ersssy, the mother Of her
Inter, who called them over ana TIA