The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-29

PALLADIUM AMI =
If they don't, let them go to the
devil"
II they don't come, then 90 whore
they are. and the power Of God and
the blessing OF God will be upon you.
They say that the fire In London
could have been stayed If the fire
men could have been privileged to
proceed against 1t instantly upon it's
discovery, but in those days before
that was possible, the lord mayor
had to enter his office, don his Off
cial robes, pick up his pen, dip it
in the ink and sign the order which
gave the firemen privilege to turn
the hose on the fire, and by the
time they had received 1t the flames
had made such a Roadway that they
licked the gold from off their proud
palaces and granite blocks were con-
sumed as If they were made of pa
per.
OIL We've got two crowds In the
church, the ruts and the anti-ruts.
We have a crowd that want things
done decently and In order, and they
actually convince me they'd rather
see people go to hell than to be saved
out of the ordinary, set rules and reg
uIatlons.
Old ways are all right If they will
deliver the goods, but they are fit
only for the junk heap if they fail
to do that. So, therefore don't be
afraid of innovations. Anything that
will bring men and women to Jesus
| Christ has Gods blessing upon it,
although 1t may have the sneers and
the railery and the ridicule of some
others in the world.
Look to yourselves that ye re-
ceive full reward!". First Thessa
| lonians For what is our hope, OF
! joy, or crown of rejoicing? Are no;
even We in the presence of our Lord
Jesus Christ as his coming?"
Preachers Appreciate
Some Places.
Paul had been over to Thessalon
ians and now, unable to return, he
was writing this epistle, He said
you are my crown of rejoicing.
love to recall I went and preached
to you. l love to recall the open
minded way in which you received
my message, you are my crown O
rejoicing"
There isn't preacher on eartl
that doesn't praise God for the priv
IIege of serving some churches II
/ some communities, and | think they'c
ask God to forgive them If they eve
went to some others. ! want to tel
you, am glad | lived long enough t.
come to this city. think the minis
i faR0 for canHinH 70
bers of my party an invitation to
come and labor In this city. want t
thank you for anything you have don,
to help the success of Jesus Christ
perhaps greater than anything els
that has ever been recorded sine
Jesus Christ was on the cross.
You are living in the creates
: manifestation of Gods spirit that yo
have ever seen before. This is histor
for Jesus Christ AS our nation |
making history in the name of tn
Word. So, look to yourselves that V
receive full reward.
: So if there is one reward desire
about all others, it is the soul wiz
, ner. That is the reward that Wesle
enjoyed, Savonarola, Martin Luthe,
Finney any man or woman tina
has ever won a soul to Jesus Chris
Years ago woman turned ava
from her home with the consent {
: her husband, from her church wit
the consent of her pastor, and sh
; went to a work among the dow,
trodden. One night she wake
, through her conservatory and plucl
ed beautiful pink rose and said t
her husband, II am going to give tn.
7
J, Finds Dlssolute
: Girl
! She made her way down into th
Sums or the city and there she sa,
5 a company of the most vicious cha
: acters, and in the midst of them wa
V standing young girl with the mark
|, or poverty and sin and debaucher
y and lust in her bloated face and he
d bloodshot eyes and the vilest obsce,
/ ity and profanity she ever heard WE
rolling from that girls lips.
a ! She elbowed her way among tt
g driftwood of humanity that surrouude
L her, and handing her a rose she sal
|. Take this as an evidence of my syr
pathy for you, and if you need a frien
n come and I will be a friend to you
Little by little there was somethir
= - eA4S bOAEO Va NOANC anu Tue hluu lax
:. and act that touched the depths of h,
soul, and as she thoughtlessly bega
8 to tear the leaves and drop them upo
). the sidewalk, she looked up and sal
a do you mean it?"
n ct mean it. Come and l will be
/ friend to you
I A few days later the bell rang al
r there stood vicious outcast. 81
said, surely God can't save her"
She was reaching out to push a BIT
ton to have a servant called to put b
A. in the street. She raised her tea
a stained face and said, please dor
'. drive me away. am so sick and tirt
Of sin; can't you help me?"
n My friend, Mrs Whitemore, jumpt
= to her feet and kissed this girl al
y she called the servants and tn,
~ nursed her back to health al
strength. She gave her heart to Chri
- and started out in her weak, crude WI
"a to tell the story in the Tombs, in Il
- Raymond street jail, in Auburn, Sit
= Sing, down in the slums of the city
: telling of Jesus Christ and Of II
= power to save.
- Explains Secret
=, of Success.
=, She went one night into the Q
- Water street mission to tell and n
friend said do YOU know this ri