The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-11-14
LARGE ATTENDANCE
AT THE TABERNACLE
SECOND NIGHTS MEETING SEES
BIG CROWD-DR. BULGIN
BOOSTS STAR-MIRROR

BIG CROWD-DR. BULGIN
BOOSTS STAR-MIRROR
If ever a miracle was performed in
Moscow, Robert O. Lewis has to his
credit such an accomplishment. One
of Moscow's popular and distinguished
business men remarked last night his
astonishment at the unusual leader
ship of Mr. Lewis that could mould in
so brief time an organization so eff
fectlve as the great chorus in this, the
third time they have sung together
In early comers seem to thoroughly
ENJOY the repartee and running fire
OF wit and humor carried on by Mr..
Lewis, his chorus and the congrega-
tion. Bob" is what DR.. Bulgin af-
fectionately calls his gifted leader of
song. Dean Hamilton, pastor of the
Baptist church, led in prayer. DR..
Bulgln makes the announcements and
with the wedge of droll South Caro-
lima dialect presses home the import
ance of attendance upon the prayer
services and the various meetings
and the services for the children.
While the offering is being taken
the chorus sings "The Awakening
OiiOi 10. Vic liucS HIS Ju6Y are
listening to singers long in training
upon Lyceum platform.
Mrs. Lewis sings "The Prodigal,"
accompanied upon the piano by
Chester Harris, one of the most
versatile artists that has visited this
university center. Mrs. Lewis charm
ed lovers of the classical.
DR.. Bulgin read the scripture les
son out of his heart. The Bible lies
closed upon the pulpit before him.
He makes frequent quotations from
the Greek and translates in the ven
acular of the day, making real and
vivid the story. 1t may be truly said
that DR.. Bulgin Eliminates the
scripture.
This man reared in the university of
hard knocks spoke in appreciation of
the generous space given the meetings
by the Star-Mirror and urged the I
great audience to subscribe and send |
It to friends. He said he was sending
10 copies to Australia wher he ex-
3ects to go soon.
The evangelist takes occasion to
answer briefly the unkind report that
le had spoken slightingly of the
American Legion. 81 will tell you
where it came from. Some cheap
musicians who play at dances had
heir business affected by the meet
ngs and the lied about me-" When
e finished no one had any misgiv-
ngs as to the thought of DR.. Bulgin
or the soldier. He thanked The
tar Mirror for the courtesy they ex-
ended him in reply
After the scripture lesson Mr.. Har-
is sang ''The Ninety and Nine" Mr..
larris accomplished that greatest of
II arts, to do better what others do
yell.
DR.. Bulgin announces his text and
egins to expound the Is of Luke,
here Jesus speaks to his critics in !
ne parallels of the lost sheep, the lost
Din and the lost son, the prodigal
l don't see how a University can
ountenance a professor who teaches
1e University of Kansas said that
lere was lack of continuity in these
arables of Jesus and held them up t
, ridicule." The speaker then ex-
lained the setting, ancient customs, r
nd prevalent thought of Jesus time :
I'D made clear many of Jesus hidden
ords. Destructive critic is like q
nd turtle two frightened Irishmen h
lied in South Carolina and yet the v
range 'bug" walked off. Sure" s.
i'd one, "it is dead and don't know d
"Jesus was telling the Jew Of his E,
~ that he was doing as good shep- q
,rd would do and incidentally he was q
ling them sheep. If you were hogs ~
would not be preaching to you here q
Moscow. bought a shoat in South
lrolina, put him in bag and the a
G in a barrel and the barrel in -,
agon and took him home ten miles . =
d put him in tight pen. In the .,
orning he was gone, rutted under h,
d went home. A northern man II
me south and showed US how to Js
Use hogs but at fair his 600 pound =, =,
G lost the prize to one weighing h,
5 pounds because the judges said h;
~ did not want to encourage the q,
sing of hogs that niger could 4;
trun." Then DIR. Bulgin dramatical- ~
illustrated how even a honey bee "a
S more intelligent in matter of re-
ming home than sheep. Rare
3tches of the southern home of " W.
verify, the youthful environment of vi vi
great preacher, wooes his audience ~ ~
him in bonds of human sympathy or |.
Bulgin lost his dog 81 miles from =
S Moines, kicked from the train by sls
.ruel trainman. Bleeding and sore st'
doc finds its owner before morn yo
Rn+ Moor sl7ean can ha +oLon stt
md tha CORNER and 1ost That is col
sinner and Christ fold in +his wav fai
mission. ~
he narah1a of tho lost coin was as tio
ctacular in its display of profound an
tn upon the lip of the Nazarene
the former one. The coin the ces
nan lost fell from the necklace her SUI
band gave upon their betrothal. ag
loose this was 10 loose respect of c.
band and trust in her purity. "The Go