Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-17
CHURCHES HEAR THREE SERMONS
 BY EVANGELIST
Dr. Scoville Talks to Big
 Union Meetings and to ' Men at Y

Sunday was a record-smashing day for crowds in the Scoville union meeting The Sunday schools dis missed at 10:45, and marched to the new Baptist church, as the Presby- terian church building was too small for the crowds. The reports were made, showed that the Baptist Sun day schocI made the biggest gain, and that the Methodist had the larg- est attendance.
 A song service was led by Mir. Ar lander. and Mrs. Scoville's solo was entitled The old Rugged Cross" Dr. Scoville'S sermon was taken from first Cor. 1:1S, "The Cross the Pow CT of the Gospel"
 It was genuine sermon on the facts of the atonement and an ap- peal for the definite standard that has stood the tests of the ages. He said: "The Cross once stood for shame. but now stood for glory; once stood for death. but now stands for life: once stood for the criminal, but now for the saint once stood for weakness. but now stands for pow CT. It is Gods powerful expressions of His idea of sacrifice; Gods power to save: Gods powerful expression of His adherence of sin
 The evangelist is apt in graphic illustrations and eDigrammatic in expressions. Several times he lean ed forward quickly and struck the platform at his feet with his fist. until the very timbers cracked.
 He said: When Jesus preached a funeral. he stopped the hearse and the corpse got home ahead of the hearse. Christ destroyed the de strover. he became the death of death. led captivity captive and be- came the grave of the grave. bring ing life and immortality to light"
 Tn the afternoon while Rev. C. R. Clark of the Scoville company, MT. A. L. Haley and Miss Stuart were conducting a meeting for women and girls at the Presbyterian church, Dr. Scoville spoke at the Y. M. C. A. gymnasium to men only He based his sermon on the first Psalm which contrasts the Godly and ungodly man. "The cry of the world is give us more men" The need of the world is more men.
 The evangelist preached at the Baptist church at 7:30 n. m. It was sermon against infidelitv. taken from Genesis Fl, Tn the beginning God created the heavens and the earth"
 The union choir packed the plat form and for the first thirty minutes MT. Alexander had them singing two new and popular songs-"It Surely Means Me-" and Wonderful Peace. After Mrs. Scoville sang "The Ninety and Nine" the evangelist spoke near ly fifty minutes.
 Monday morning the pastors co-op- erating in the union campaign, took tho Scor+ue evangelistic marty for a drive and dinner over the divide. Last night. they conducted union service in Warren. Members of the union choir, local pastors and num- ber of other Bisbee people went with them.
 A. l.. Haley of the Scoville com pany will conduct mass meeting for children immediately after school Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday and Friday in the Christian church. All boys and girls between the ages of ' and 13 inclusive, are urged to he present MT. Haley draws for them pictures. gives them some sleight- of-hand tricks. child songs and yells. and a Bible drill.
 Meetings will be resumed in the Baptist church tonight at 7:30. and the sermon announced is Follow Me, and I will make you fishers of men" Mrs. Scoville will sing a song entitled "The Fishermen's Song"