Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1919-12-20

my home IN Seattle, ana, barring wear anu
tear of the car, the trip had cost me no
more than if l had gone alone by train.
smiled at him as l crawled out of the car
and that night he worked me for an extra
dollar and | did not scOld. OF course
:" that boy of yours is just as cute as
''that boy of mine," but yours is yours and
mine is mine and yours is cute to you and
mine to me, and in this I have said whole
mouthful.
The prophecied ending of the world the
ensuing week may have prompted me to 60
to church last Sunday evening, that [ might
be counted among that unnumbered host
that John saw in a vision, but be that as it
will or may | found myself sitting in the
first A. NJ. e. Church fifteen minutes be-
fore the services began. | hardly expect
ed the pastor to preach on the prophecied
ending of the world, and he verify did not
but he came so close to it that it made me
feel very uncomfortable and yet I did not.
nor do | yet take any stock in this end
of the world talk, the Bible to the contrary
Notwithstanding. AS the pastor told Of the
visions of John and what frowning God
has in store for this old world some day,
I said to myself the God that the Rev. Ora
mon is by no means the God that | had
pictured in mind, and it seemed to me that
the God that John saw in the vision was
God of war rather than God of love and
as a God OF war he was preparing to meet
the men and women of This world on the
field Of battle rather than with open arms
No. it is not my intention to drift into
any controversy with John, the reveator
with the teachings of the Bible nor with
the theOlOglans, but | do not accept this
God of destruction theory that I frequently
hear from, often eloquent and learned
divines in the pulpit.
| was at a public meeting last Tuesday
evening, which was not Sc well attended,
but SO many of those present came by me
and showed two dollars into my hand, for
their next years subscription, that it made
me feel so good that night that I came
down town the next day all puffed up and
was almost tempted to publish in this is.
sue of Cayton's Weekly. GIVE got the
world by the tall TO feel that your eff
forts in the behalf of one or many are
appreciated gives you an inspiration be-
yond human conception. The two dollars
one pays for publication to be sent to his
or her address for one year hardly covers
the cost of the white paper on which it
is printed. A class publication of the ma
ture of Caytons Weekly makes no Roadway
in the commercial world, hence at best it is
hardly a bread and butter propositions
yet they must be published. Then the
only wholesome reward arising from them
is the appreciation from those in whose
interest they are published
At the rededicatory services at Grace
Presbyterion Church the afternoon pro-
gram was one of helpful uplift and I am
surely glad | was there and heard it all
The history of Grace Church by DR.. Forbes
was so interesting that [ regretted that he
did not prolong it, then the sermon
OF Rev. Van der Las was perfect
gem. | had often heard about "much in
Ilttle' and in his sermon I realized what
had often heard about If the Rev. Bar
Der arranged that program then he is to
be concentrated hacau>a ba aranuo1 If