New Britain herald., 1921-11-28


 ough lu one man to lay out tennis court and iron enough iH your blood 10 weigh about 30 grains There ia iron enough iu the rest Of you to make q mall strong enough to hang your body on. There is manganese and sulphur, but little more than half Of you is water upon which there is no particular price, The chemical valuation Of Il man is about $S.to.
 New Voter Doesn't Think So.
 "A political economist has figured that the young man of 21 isn't worth what it costs to bring him up. If he lives to be 90 he has erased that minus sign and added q plus sign with a s5,oo0 mark after it. That's what the railroad would have to pay for you if it killed yog-f5, ,o00"
 What intcllcCts Are Worth.
 "A friend of mine, who Is a great artist, one time touched up an old master. Two men stood, one on each side of him with loaded revolver to guard the eapicture, looked at it and couldn't see where it was worth more tLau a dollar, frame and all, yet q man in New York paid $5oo,000 for it when completed; $499,9g9 went for the picture and S1 for the frame, Edi- son, Bell and scores Of others have gained millions and tens of millions for themselves and others by only bringing the power to Erapple situa- tions."
 To Yourself
 What are you worth to yourself? You know yourself, you know what you are. You'd know whether or not the minute there was placed on the wall of this church the things you have done and purposcd to do in the last ten years, you'd make a bolt for the door before any one had chance to read it. What are you worth to your family? Are you absolutely es- sential or would your wife's second husband do as well as you? Are you setting standards in your home for which your boys and girls will thank God when they set out to start homes of their own?
 To the Community.
 What are you worth to your con- There are people who never do anything to. uplift conditions in the country. Their names simply add one more cipher to the great list of Have you done any thing for your hospital lately. Have you been to see the teacher of your boy or girl lately, to see if there was any way you could help in their work?
 To the State.
 What are you worth to the state? The sternest men will find the hard est fight before them right now in the cause of God. You temperance men have never seen q time you needed a stiffer backbone and truer conscience than you do right now. Every representative and senator in Washington has his ear to the ground to hear what the people are saying back home"
 To the Church.
 What are you worth to the church? The church is the conner 2ial life of the community. You men should take off your hats when you go by your church as others do. If you didn't have any churches in this town you wouldn't have any business. If you had no churches here you wouldn't be able to give corner build ing lots away for nothing
 To God.
 What are you worth to God? Did you ever think of the investment God has made in you? Nobody knows how many millions of years God has .aken to make this world as it is for you He has spent untold generations for you. What kind of interest are you going to return for that invest ment? He made you for some eX- press purpose, Are you fulfilling that Suppose Michael Angelo or any of the great artists had refused to use their talents. Suppose the rail splitter had crossed his long legs and told his homelY stories floating down the Mississippi on a flat boat, what then? You've got your chance, have you got the sand to stand up and be counted for God 2"
 Twenty -onc As!l for Prayers.
 Following the regular meeting an after meting was held, which develop ed into a prayer service for men who wished to discuss more about relig- ion. More than 200 men crowded into the Sunday school room. Of these twenty-one asked for prayers for themselves or their friends.
 Probably a record crowd, equalling if not exceeding the cOngre gation of a little over LOGO people at the open ing of the campaign at the South Con- church last Sunday at tended the second Sunday evening service last evening in the First Con gregational church, Rev. Henry W. Maier had charge of the service.
 Greatest Story.
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