The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-01-03

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5r i takes man 10 live down
hse ikese days and he is night
d10n fhere
Rev. r & Holbrooks, D. D.. IS
another remarkable character. He Is
a scholar q hiek grade. and he
knows something about church work,
and he Is looking into field where
they need to do some real work, and
/ would like to see him elected for
thar territoy. He wants to so 10 the
Psnama Zone. Brazil, and Al that
Latin country. He is by nature and
training fitted for it. and would bring
about great results. 1t IS time to or
ganize thai country. Just passing
notice Of the men and their worth,
but I am not going to be able TO
mention al Of them. But ] would
not leave out DR.. w. Sampson
Brooks, the man WHO has worked
from the ground up. and who has
made his place in the hearts Of the
American people. He is worth while,
snd am proud Of him He IS the
man who helped to lay the founda-
ton for Chicago; he went to St
Louis and there did wonderful things,
and the whole world IS acquainted
with his work ID Baltimore, Nd.
Now there is DR. J. c. Caldwell
another remarkable man. aud man
Of training. He is the man for the
young people. and / want TO see him
piaced on the bench He Is a scholar.
an orator and worker He knows
how 70 =ezehsmen. and then IN add
ton 10 this his life Is worth much to
lis race and church. Now Is agood
time to place him on the bench. This
would be a team-Carey. Brooks,
Caldwell, Fountain. Now there are
others who want te 60 on the bench.
and am told that DR.. ]. w. Rankin
has announeed that ne is going to
run. He has made 4 great missionary
secretary, and TO tell the truth about
Il, believe from my heart that he
ought to remain there, for he can
render . greater service to his race
and church right where he Is. His
physical condition suggests this to me
and Should do the same thing 20 him
He may go into the. race and win.
or he may be defeated.
DR.. v. n. Townsend Is getting in
shape for the position of church ex-
tension secretary. and this is just the
place to be filed by him He is q
man, not an ordinary man, by any
means, but a man of ability and a
young man at that There is no OBJ
jection TO DR.. B. F. Watson, but he
has been there. and II he were pas
tor in his present physical condition
and age. they would supersnuate him.
and 1 think that the church would
be doing him 4 favor to follow suit.
But am not going TO force it on
him myself. He has Just taken unto
himself a new wife, hence he is a
groom and in this way says to the
church that he is able to fill the
place of a husband and-weil. we
win have to guess the rest But Ar
kansas and Oklahoma. and other sec
tons of the country are behind
Townsend. DR. Watson has earned
a rest
DR.. S. s. Morris, OF Norfolk, has
been mentioned as successor to Dr..
J. C. Caldwell, and he Is good man
for the place. / second the motion.
Now what is to become of DR.. E H. |
Hunter7 Put him on the bench of
cOune
Nov, dear friends and readers, I
have tried during this year, which IS
on the eve Of stepping into history
to keep ron posted and tell you al
the places have been and all the
things have seen and done. / may
not have been successful, and Il not
you win forgive me. and ! want to
get IN few more letters next year.
am not going to pout with any one,
but get Just little closer to Jesus.
and let Him direct and keep me. He
win take care Of me and you also.
do not know whether want 10
70 back on the farm this spring or
rn4 have touched A., many big