El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-01

AEA $50 NuGm every one OF Us
shall give an account OF himself TO
another any more; hut judge this
rather, that no man put a stumbling
block or an occasion 60 fail In his
brothers Way,''-Romunsi 14;l2-I3.
THE conflict between liberalism and
/ conservatism is an agelong con-
nlct il is true whether considered
in relation to religion, politics, edu-
cation or economies. The liberal is
the apostle Of changer the eonserva-
tive q devotee Of things as they are
The one is the dreamer and herald
Of a new day; the other signs for the
good old DAYS OF our fathers These
two factors in society represent two
verv distinctive types Of mind, These
types are usually the products OF
hereditary influence or social rela-
tionshfns or both, The tyne 10 Whllh
! man belongs depends upon whether
he views society from the Individual
on from the collective viewpoint Il
depends upon whether society IS
viewed statistically or dynamically-
Humanity on tire Move
Thus far society has absolute neea
Of liberalism and conservatism as
EleA NaLaEE To NAAH " AANHN Af-N'-a-H..I-
human progress whether we VIII %
on not our social institutions are a.
one continuous state OF lux anu
change Humanity is on the move
ALWAYS becoming. Progress Is the
usatchwerd Of the race The Hnerai
is the steam Of social progress: rs
conservative the governor that holas
+he engine To a steady pull Society
has not reached the place where re
as individual units can successfully
combine in one personality these tive
necessary elements Of human progress
We are saved from the fatal etlects
{ OF wild social schemes on the one
hand and from stagnation and death
I on the other by this balancing Of lid
/ eraIism and conservatism IN the So
icfa1 ORGANISM For conservatism
without liberalism means social stag
nation: liberalism without conserNa'
tism means social anarchy Histors
affords abundant proof or peth prepo'
we have then two prominently an
Z taranlstfc and absolutely lrreconclla'
/ HE tvnes Of mind constituting dis
/ tinctive and necessary elements or so
/ cial progress, types OF mind 70
. which the possessors themselves esl
4 Eearcefv be said to be RESPONSIBLE
iThev manifest themselves In ever
field Of human activity They ar
! essential each to the other in thel
u relation TO progress In our arte@np
I 10 meet the problem presented by TIM
y paradoEical state Of affairs there ]
4 one Of two courses which we may pur
sue Either each type may LOOK upol
.charge Of the cheir and the Bushes
II Mems Bible class MIS- swain has ar
i ranged a musical program, and amon'
the numbers viii be the followinE;
Anthem, Evening Hymn tIhlek
Sole -anfanwy" Forzter), Airs
Ballard
/ Quartet. Manhood Of Ameriei
J fFearisl. N-esdames Ballard ana AID
bott. and Nessrs. Nolte and swain
Anthem, "The Lord IS Ny shepherd
fKirkpa tricl-l.
Il Duet. "Jesus, the Very Thought o
( Thee" CBrewer). Mrs ballard an
business Mems BiFA, Glass.
The following program has been DE
cided upon for the Business Aien'
Bible class, at Central Baptist church
, sol Montana; $50 TO 10, devotiona
4 service. inquiry as 10 sick mem hsri
special music, occasionally June
special MESSAGE from abroad 10
I10-30, lesson by a teacher who use
force and who lives the life each "a
that be asks you TO live for your CIV
benefit. 1850 TO 1915. roll call, col
lection ana dismissal me Ntea
/ urges business men and travelling me
to bring some one with them.
AItuEa Presbyterian
"Jesus is Not Ashamed 70 CAN o
! Brethren" viii be the theme of tn
. discourse BY the Rev. c. Fl Mitchell
d more at the Altura Preshyteria
church Sunday morning. In the even
I ing at 7-45 the subject viii be "a sun
set Scene in Capernaum-" The sun
Iday school viii meet at e:45; j. j. Fin
Iuey. superintendent; and the L. p,
c. E. viii begin their meeting at
%. m. subject. christian Duty an
. privilege" The PRAYER nesting VI
be held in the church Wednesda
, evening. beginning at 8 o'clock, sub
, ject- Jesus Faces Betrayal and Dc
NAL" Mark IA: 1895.
First Presbyterian.
: Rev. Harry S Lawrence, ID. VI
. preach the morning sermon sunday Z