The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-18
GET THERE" IS
POPULAR TALK
BAPrIsT TEMPLE PASTOR OUT
LINES couRsr or SUCCESS
FuL LIXE.
False Standards OF Success NaSred and
Striking Examples Narrated.
Another interesting lecture was 81

Another interesting lecture was given
by DR.. George L. Lpsshardt, pastor of
: the Wheeling Baptist Temple. In series
Of Sunday evening lectures at tho VIC
i toria thcatcr. last night. lilo spoke on
| Getting There" and developed tho idea
| OF success today. Tho lecture talk In part
was as follows:
AS tho world goes people arc divided
! Into two classes those who accept llio
as n burden that has been thrust upon
them that must be gotten through VIII
/ and those who deal with It as privilege
out Of which SUCCESS can DO achieved.
| Tho first class accepts, HE az mlHed
PLEASURE something that must be COTTON
through with somcway because they DO
| not care to die just yet. The other class,
from which successful lives are distilled
accepts life as higher romance filled
with all tho glory OF living. 1t Is out
! Of this latter class that history has been
| endowed with It's heroic figures. Great
lives arc mado by living greatly.
| We have some exceedingly Ialse
| standards OF success For instance. Il
great number OF people believe That II
they had plenty OF money. thrco stump
| tiouS meals n day, and could take large
excursions IN the mere sense or enjoy
mcnt. that would be succeeding With
life. 1t would not. Many man has
| money but posScsscH il as q real curse
| to himself. Three SYMPTOMS meal3 Il
day often lead into dyspepsia. nnd no
ono can journey far into tho pleasures
| nf sense without experiencing Jade.
| Nature steps IN and calls hiatt. A per
| sou may seem to be succeeding win
things and actually be failing with HIM
self.
THE wise and experienced OF the
ages. including the man of Nh%nfclN
arc united In sny lns that thcro are Tour
steps TO SUCCESS In life. namely |" pc
| Ia do. to do without. aud to dcI.ri The
perfect Int Of tho Master solved the
problem OF life with these GUur issues.
| Az 10 bCiug nv said. my Father aud |
are one that Is in pCrtCCt accord AZ
! to DOING he said. / do thuSC things thRl
please him lie never trtflcd with the
r., laws OF God AS I" d"inE without lie en-
! pliCitcdly Says that II was not thwnri-
ing the success OF his Iiic 10 not nave
! Il place to even lay his head. aud hls
| hereafter. hc knew, was provided Tor.
Aud what life. let me ask you. has ever
succeeded more than his?
| every life can succeed for SUCCESS
consists not of the abundance Of things.
! Tho only real wealth is moral wealth.
4 man is not in u successful business II
/ he is running himself.
william Lloyd Garrison. that great
| American. lived In an attic in liosI0n
setting up the type for his paper The
| LibcrltOr" the first sheet published
In the interest OF the black race He
was dragged through the miro Of the
| streets OF Boston by II hTOadClulh mob
to the place where stands the statue
| which the sQns Of tlScsc same broadclolh
| gentlemen have erected 10 his honor.
| Who viii say that Garrison did not
succeed?
| and there MAS kilt". the deaf pauprr
| and orphan Ia 1t Tu"r huiIsc. IL" sad
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