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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
CHRIST EVER SAME.
THEME OF SERMON
Nothing, Not Even Gibraltar.
Stable, Says DR.. Len
Broughton.
HIS PERSONALITY FINED
Jesus the Same Yesterday
and Today and For.
ever.
HIS PERSONALITY FINED

Rev. Len G nroushton. y n.
preached in Grove Avenue Rapri.,
church Yesterday on The TnchanEc-
an" Christ; He spoke, in part, as
follows.
"Everywherc | have gone have
been Impressed with the fact tina,
thcrc Is nothing s;ahlc-;hat every
thing We see is undergoing change
once stood in front OF Gibraltar.
and looked upon those two great
arms that face the Mediterranean.
known IN The days OF mythology a.
the PILLARS Of Hercules. | thought oi
now ! had always been taught 10 70
gard Gibraltar as the very synonym
or the nnchang!ng things of.Iife. AS
tirm AS the rock OF Gibraltar has
been saying ,ha; has fingered with
me from childhood
But Gibraltar is no, without
change. Civilization. so-cRiled. has
iunneliei the rock. ana planted guns
and instruments of defense at every
point OF 1t. and sunk magazines into
the very bowels or Il. so IL Ia said
To-Day that one a,n by touching his
ringer upon Il i.Us hutton. could eS-
pIoae enough dynamite and powder
10 blow the whole rock into tho sea
'ihraitar Is not fixed: Gibraltar is
not unchangInE nor unchaugeRhle
th"n We went across n bi, of
sea 10 what has always been regarded
ms an unchanr!uE civiiization-to
RANGER. the northern capital NJ
Morocco. There we cNpected nat
uraily 10 find civilization living
today aS II lived thousands Of wears
axe" ana To great extent that is
true ihrir dress is practically the
sum-. II Morocco woman should
'""h UPON the modern fashions 81
civilization She wonId hl,,sh ,,.i.g,
shane, Their habits and modes of
life ar" practically the same that
'hey wer" thousand years ago.
SO wherever We 20. we are con.
tr"ntcd with the fact that there lie
nothing fixed Communities undergo
chahS". even the communities with
which We ourselves are most famu
Iaf Last summer il was my privtlcy,
I" NiS!t again my old home far OUT,
IN the country in tho Southern States
ana ! would never have known was
s'sitIns the place Of my childhood
mad | not been told Tn. ronds had
changed tho very hills themselves
had gotten smaller Perhaps that
was literally true. or perhaps II was
Just because
so IT is with references 20 our
selves, We change. our IDEAS orr
ideals change, th- man whose ideas
aud Ideals never change would bet.
ter be dead. 1t IS the hour OF Or
much rapid change tina, we car
scarcely take IL in.
''Eut We are confronted with the
fact ia this tent. that there is a,
least one personality that remains
and has remained for all ages and
fixed for all time I" come Jesus
christ. the same yesterday, and to-
day and forever"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17

asmHnh as the schools OF our coun-
tiF must OF necessity connn. their
activities to ,hc material world
,,nanK God that (, is 500. &. is %
Ia" parish school and the home that
We must go 30 educate our Young
in the requirements or the spiritual
world
An essential feature In the Ch-is-
'Ian HON" - tii" family altar wher.
IN" FAMILY altar is SIN IN use. you
VII mud biblicaI Christianity. 200 3
blessing rests upon family worship.
10Y iods Word never returns void
rms blessing affects. In the nrst
nlhc'. IN" cntir" family. as parents
ana children arc Instructed In the
WORD OF God Family Worship also
would b" blessing for the state.
Tor famils life ~ the foundation o.
tn" state. and there can be no civil
!iz'G state without good family life.
on" larI" righteous family would
az" saved Sodom from destruction.
I"HhN ~" sec evil conditions. trouble.
Instructions. rebcllious. IisScnsIous
"rerywher" How can these condl-
ions b" changed? No, by social
s"iNic" and reconEtructlOn. hut hv
truth and Righteousness The strong
est and happicst land IL not the land
which has the most powerful! armies
but tho land when has the mos,
christian homes And an rsenn,i,,
feature of IL Christian home is tho
family altar plead for its contin-
uatiOn or l'S reirstitu.iOu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
STRIKE BREAKERS ILL:
SUSPECT POISON PLOT
IRy United Newsl

CHICAGO. July i5.-Tcn strike
breakers and seven policemen de-
tailed To guard them became violent
ly i'll Sunday at the Chicago. Mil
waukec and ST. Paul shops as the
result OF what IS believed by the au-
thoritics 10 he poisoning plot in
connection with the strike
The victims became so i'll after the
noon meal that they were unable to
resume their duties.
Health Commissioner II. G. Rundc-
sen and corps Of assistants visited
the shops soon afterWard and took
away samples OF all food served for
analysis. Meanwhile he ordered
stringent precautions to be taken to
prevent tamperinG with the food
brought into the shops
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
CHRIST TOILED AND ENDURED
AND SUFFERED AS OTHER MEN
"caricd Savior Would Not Exempt Himself From Fa-
tiguc or Work Miracles for His Refreshments
says Randolph Street Pastor

Tin" suffice 90 ,ne sermon of Rev.
W T. Robertson pastor Of Hhudo!pn
street baptist Church yCsf"rdar
morning vas The W"aricd Sa-
vlor." Mr.. Robertson said In part.
How truly human the savior was:
\ iong walk brought WEAKNESS and
fatigue, hunger and Ihirst. lie need
cd rest. II seems from III. record
hat II" was NOR. wear than His
disciples they wen. away to buy
food while ~. rested. II" had great
- mental strain than thcy, and men
tai oN'rtiou is always more exhaust
iug than physical labor. Christ would
not "N"mpt Himself from fatigue lie
would not work a miracle for 70
Testament. II" did not perform
miracles for Ills own personal hene-
Nt But He had compa sion on the
blind ana manned and malt. and the
SICK and suffering ahou; Him No
wrought miracles for thom-,o un.
His lov". II. has tn" same tender
car" ana gentle love for US. for yoU
her" today.
II" did nos refuse to bear hcai.
and thirst and exhaustion. and hard
snap otherwise. He would not chang"
IN" stones into bread 10 crafty HI4
APPETITE" As a man. he t0iled ana
endured. aud suffered ms other men
Thus IL" can sympathzc with us. He
can Synpathize with the traveller
Worn with fatigue or tn. long and
lonely journey: with tho laborcr cA
haust"d from arduous and prolonged
ton with tho sufferer raCkcd wiSh
pain and pnrCh"d with fever: with
tn" poor man wnJ must rest on tho
cold stone. and look 10 the heavens
Above for n covering. and 10 the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17

INDIFFERENCE
IS PERIL, SAYS MIR. SAUER
AT First 1t Is Small and Apparently Is of No Great Mo
ment, but 1t Grows Until Cure Is
Impossible.

Taking as his subject. Religious
Indifference" Rev o. A. Saucr. in
Ho;h!ehem Evangelical Lutheran
church. preached yesterday IN par,
az follows
Religious Indifference is uac a
cancer or dangerous tumor At
hrst IL Is small and socme 20 h.
or n" great moment. but I, grows
ms does tn" cancer. until IL cannot,
he cured. Indifference is pori! and
"N'l In "A nurInrr OF r.sp.cty In
N" hrSt place. Il renders tn. ScrIn-
lures hhhJcCtiv"iy uncertain ". re-
'"!Fe our spiritual life from God
VINO SUPPORTS and maintains 4,
through Ills Wuri n THIS supper,
iS Withdrawn through Indifference.
no" can tho soul live? Indifference
also "hScures Tho wa % life. II
-" bcc"n" uncertain In matters Of
'hith. tho way ~ NJ" becomes dark
iNH'H%T"uc" also bluncs the con.
science and irah'4 it inE.Hsiile to sin
ana error. Indifference leads direct
" 20 spiritual death. !, acts upor
IA" soui ~ cocaine acts Ipon mo
BODY II rs takcu at nrs, j., small
G'hn'i'!"s and ihcn IN 'afgrf qyau.
'Iiie- IN" "n"c, may no, D.. seen
imm"d at"ly. hE, We Know i, ~ mn.
d"rmin!nS tn" body So does !rcif-
terence act upCn the soul
Tn" ONLY way 20 prevent an.
spread ~ religious Indifference {.
through Christian day schools ana
through instruction IN tn. homo In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
FIGHT TO SAVE LIFE.
OF CHILD IS FAILURE,

NEW YORK, July l6.-Litt,n Viz
gina hr"wn. only years old who
sni'ea ana played with her dolls
win bullet in her brain, died in
private hospital here after long
night by the doctors and nurses 10
save her life. She was struck hv
the stray bullet Of a fool Fourth
ceiesranS twelve days ago bu, ow
ms to the peculiar nature Of tho
wound there seemed 10 he n chanc.
that she would recover.
Nirsfnia's mother. who remained
AT the bedside except for hrief IN
'crvais Of sleep. kissed III. li,,Io
girl as she smiled and closed bar
eyes To dozc. Virginia didn't wake
np this time.
The polio" have found no trace OF
the person who fired the shot
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
SAYS CHRISTIANITY IS
RELIGION OF CHRIST
DIR. Cecil Answers Question in
Sermon in Second Pres
bVtcrian.

"christianity, tho Religion Of
Love" was tho subjec, Of sermon
delivered in Second Presbyterian
church yesterday morning by the
pastor. Rev. Russell cecil. II. u. who
spoke. In para. as follows:
What IS Christianity? Chris
tanity is the religion OF Christ, and
the religion Of Christ In the religion o.
love. In answer to the question from
a certain lawyer Master. whutshal
do 10 inherit eternal !ife?' Jesus
directed the attention of the qucs-
TONER to tho law. 'Wha, Is written
in tho law? How readest thou The
lawyer replied. Thou shalt love III.
Lord thy God with all they heart. ana
with all thy soul. and with All thy
strength, and with all thy mind: and
thy neiGhbor as myself. When the
lawyer answered thus, Jesus said
Thou hast answered right: this do.
and thou shall live
Although Luke In the narrative
SAYS that the lawyer in asking Jesus
ms question was tempting him. We,
Jesus. according TO HIS uniform Gus
TOM gave the man SINGER. and
candid answer We have. therefore
the right 10 believe that In these
great words the way OF life is fully
set forth As Jesus tells us else
where, ON these two command
m"n;s' of Low" hang all the law and
me prophets we learn from this
teaching OF Jesus that tho way OF
life was Identical under the ola Dis.
pensat!ou and under the New. The
true religion has always been on.
and the same, and II has always been
the religion Of love. The law was
given IN love as well as the Cos.
pei The Lord thy God Of the Old
testament. was the same as the
God and Father OF the New Tesla.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
CIVIL WAR FIGHTING
MOVES TO LIMERICK
| By United News.l

LONDON. July l6.-War conditions
prevail In the city Of Limerick which
has become the battle center Of the
civil warfare which is recurring with
intensity in various parts OF Ireland
Dublin dispatch to the Central News
states
10th Free state and rebel troops
are lodged in the city. Newspapers
nave suspen ded. and shops are being
piIaGed. The rebels have comman-
oeered all hotels. ejecting the guests
ana taxing complete possession. ac-
cordinS 10 the dispatch.
trec state troors captured the Re
fuoiican headquarters at Dundalk,
taxing twenty-five prisoners. the
same dispatch declares.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
OPINION PUTS END TO
LONG DRAWN-OUT FIGHT
Rabbis, Ministers and Priests
May Supervise Manufacture
of Altar Wines

"ASHINGTO% luis naa,f.
ministers and priests. tu,y anpoln,.1
~ tn" head 81 the ecclesiastical
Jurisdictions of Their churches MAJ
supervise n" manufacture ana ala.
'r!hu'iom % altar wines in in.lr
specified territories gnde- r.v r..,-
iaiions being considered tonight hy
N.HoHu. Commissioner n!hir. ~, 40
c"rdhHre Win AN oriniou hv A,,or.
ncy-Gcn"ral naughcr,y.
the nationnl prohibition act. Mr
b1u.h'rty held. Indicated an lnt.n.
on tie part 81 Congr.ss to place in
IN" hands OF the church ls.lr a
power whereby s.. vii never hc
forced 10 use Inferior products for
sacrament. nor ever be loft uithou;
means of surprising Its need for sac
ramenthl wlncs
''rh" intent OF Congress Is clear"
IN" Attorney Genera said TO atol-
.sh the business Of the nidilcrnan or
retail distributor IN sacramento
wines. but ,he intent ia equally ap-
uar"n; to permit IN" church IL 4,
agrees 10 assume the r"sporsihIlttv
through its duly authorized rabbi
minister 81 priest, full power 10 su-
a"rE!sc tho manufacture % altar
vines, ana X IS my opinion that tho
specific grant - the creator privilege
oi The supervision OF manufaCarc
carries with u the lesser privilege or
supervision ~ distribution"
In" Attoruey -Generars opinion
puts al end 10 long -drawn-out
HGh' by various religion. bodies
who claimed that the elimination Of
N" stcramen'al win" dealers from
business through tho den!al OF Treas
grE permits shu' on all legitimate
channels for obtaining proper wines
,or sacramantal purposes and forced
tn" churches 70 use spirits of uacer-
tain standard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17

p'h.iv gnuu' fur r"fr.Shmpnt When
wonri"d Wl'h toll and care and bur
deus, remember that lie VAS wsaricd.
too. that II" was oppressed with
cares that No cauuo, comprehend.
and with burdens thai We could not
bear II" hungcred as man. and fed
ih", hungry as cod lie was a,hirst
As man. Yet lie is tho Living Water
~" was tempted as man, and ~"
alone can succor them that are
tempted. tie wecps. ana dries our
Gears. was weary and is our rest ~"
Vas sold for thirty pieces of silver.
and redeemed the world
Picture your wcaried Savior. What
- tn" r"a! cause Of His wearlrcSsg
What Is His greatest care? His
heaviest burdens? Sometimes no
doubt H.. is wcaricd with our formal
worship cod said 10 Israel: Your
now moons. and your appointed
f'Dsts. MY soul hateth. they are y
tr"uhi" unto Ne; | nm weary to
h'ar them. when "" worship Him
Win our lips. While our hearts are
far from Him II must b" mos, dis.
pleasing To HIM, and SECURES ;or us
Ills froWu RATHER than His "avor.
Again 10 Is wcaricd with our
resisting His Spirit. They reb.lleI
and rrt"vcd His Holy spirit. there
fore He was turned to he their
enemy. and lio fought against them.
said the prophet. Isaiah And Paul
eNhoris n" Erhersiana 10 grleve no,
the Holy Spirit Of God. whereby Va
are sealed unto the day OF redamu-
ton How often does His Spirit,
plead with US for our good. bu; we
will not hear and "a tho iov and
reac" that He alone can pivc. does
nos mud rs way 10 our hearts"
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WILL HOLD PICNIC AT
CHESTER H. S. JULY q

PETERSBURG. VA. July ls.-The
FARMERS Mutual Benefit Association
VII! hold picnic at the Chester Hirn
Schoo! on Thursday. July 81, at which
'imc OFFICERS for the ensuing wear
Will be elected.
Ihc meeting viii start at 1910
o'clock ana VIII be called TO order
by y. r. Thornhill. president of the
State Farmers Union and dairy com
missioner OF Virginia. who Will adj =
dress the audience on farmers or.
ganization and kindred topics MIR.
). Z. spain Is secretary OF the asso-
citation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
CHUNG MING'S TROOPS
HALT SUNS OFFENSIVE
lRy Associated prcss1

CANTON. CHINA. July i6.-Chcn
Chung Minr's troops have broken
the drive on sun Yat Sens forces
In the vicinity of Shiuk wan. innict-
ing considerable losses. Chen Chung
Ming. who controls tho railway he
tween Canton and Shiukwan, has
sent 1900 troops northward from
Canton in the last two days
Rev"rses around ShiukWan appear
IN have lessened Suns chances OF
reChptnrinE Canton
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icrrick Host to poinrnrc

PAElS, July ls-Prcmier PoinCura
aud Mime. PoinCare were guests at
dinner rendered in their honor by
M!ron T. Herrick, American amhas-
shdor 10 France. on the occasion of
III" national holiday. MIR Hcrrick
departs on leave Tor America short
~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
CHURCHES OF YESTERDAY
IN THE LIFE OF TODAY
DIR. chcnauIl breaches First
OF Series of Sermons in
Broad Street.
"nLEs>En ,ur room IL srrnrr"
Happiness Results From Things Tint
Happen nnd L. tnertcd by E,rry
Disturbing influence. Say. Pastor
In Course or Sermon


Yesterday uo,ri,y pa H., =,
Chcnaul, n ID
several sermons on ,r,Nnnsy
,nrdav I'm mo IN, -,
u!rh, he uroscbcd "a,
OF .iuh. ny.uiru .r,,, -. .eS
ua,,,,, 10. .rg H. -" "a" ~
His subject i,s, r,,n, ..r,
EIch,. ,r tho pn,.
,nr, as colin,,g p""'' u"
Jeans sars .pl.,,c,
In splri, for ,h.ira lie ,,c "po,.
of heaven n!.sq.d 8, '''.n
,han h,nny ,J,r,i,o,,
things MAJ baDnrn ,r1 ~,
.y.r. af.,,r,,,,
hlcsscdn.ss has /, avn n.,,r... .,. i',
IS no, dcp.nden, on cirru,,s,,.,,s 49,
conditions Poverty Of .,J,t, I
no, Nom uccoss.,u
nurse H.. = c.,di,in, ASA
ward star. no, 90 ,n,,.b d.,,,5.,,.
on environments, TN. ,oetcsgi,.
The Kingdom i. an, sr,..,,,t,.,
wealth or rny.,,y bp, by 49,
yisinp wn.r a.. me-. 80
tons q, m" Kingdom wn MA, n.,.o
it,
"Sor is poverty Of suIri, d.por1o,,
an uov.rty y. ,,ic,s cr,i, AZ
mean IN. prea,cr of your i,,,;,a.t
no NOR. YOU AR. ca,nhie .. ,o,sa
Ing IN. kingdom 81. I,d mo, -.
To yay that ~ Won b.k, o., -,
II. loves Won nnra ,ha, - ,o,1 nnJ
i've. or ~ Won have no .rsnu.,n,,
YOU arc moro yaluohIc b., -. Y,,r,
than he no is richly .rIowc, i,s,y
Himself had wnudcrfuI ptr,s
Never such pbiIo.ophcr
Has there .ycr bocn .uct ,tl,s
oph.r. such a rnvs,,c surh ,.,rn.,
.ucn a nhIian,hrouis, rrh
,,r..,rcr "a ,i.b..c,,,,,,, ~
r,cr,,.,, 90 h,,,o ,.,,,
a narty,r some Of INC roblss, me-
Of tho world. and win IN. rr.,tos,
insight IN dtvin. things nav. b..,
men who have ho.n IRONY crso,roJ
"NoY does Chris, mean IA say ia,
GO mus. h.y. sr,ri,,,.I ,,., IL
did no, mean ma, our yisinn q, Gnl
must be blurred ma, our sons. ~.
rirh, and wrong must ;. dulIa5 ~
ib., nur ro,srIcp.. ,ruu, n, s.,-,I
It's no, IN. man who is splrI,l,I.,.
if,ooycrish.d tina. 10 moor ;, y,t,i;
~. came 10 civ. lIrh, aud p.n /,
NOR. ,hund,r,l, %nr dn.s - .c,c
d.pr.ciaiinr su,rI, ,rd.rs,. ys ~.
uoy.-,y ~ suiri, self.danra,,a,io,
times false bride What, thcn /.
unvcrty %. spiri,r
I'm tn. Hrs, rl,c. man ,yb, IL.
poor In Eis shirt INNS, b. irsur,
cicut In himself u, ,nps, hsvc -
serso or un,ror,hiness The ttro,
ence between the rhnrisec and ,bc
publican was thu, N. pn.r,seo was
sel,-suf.,cicn, while IN. nuh,Ic,,
vas conscious Of q rr.a; need ps,,
vas a great man b.,aus. N. vas ,hIc
to say that ~. was tho chic. ~ Gin
n.rs 80, ONLY must ~. ha iusIr
c!cu, in ourselves bu, ". mus. Tor
get oursslyes in Tn. seryir. ". ron
DER others
First Requisite Of TruI, Grent Life.
The man who IS poor in spirlt Is
~" man who j. Always seeking to
~, aud bless Others He who loves
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Four Of Crew Drown in crn.h.

PORTLAND. OREG., July l6-
Four members OF the crew Of the
steamer Henry Scott were drowned
when the steamer Henry Luckenbach
crashed into the Scott Sunday, in
the Straits OF Juan dc Fuca. of Noah
Bay.
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Recommends, s,,,u,.,

WASHINGTON. July 1s.-The hy-
dr"Sraphtc Office Of the Navy De-
partment has recommended that
All transatlantic shipping resume i'm.
'nediateiy use OF normal summon
lanes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
PARAMOUNT PREACHER
TAKES GROWTH AS TEXT
Congregation Gathers in Audi.
torium Following Lvamgc-
li>tic Services.
ENROLL. TEN SEW MrMn,:ns
speaker Assert. Most Irnnks md Fo-
nnti"s Arc Such Hrruusr of Dpr-
sided Growth-thrisrs Life Per
fcct1y NnturnI One

The FairmoUnt Avenue Methodist
congregation gathered In their audi.
'orium for their Hrst service after
IN" LiShtbourn" cvaugclIstic cam.
pa!an. which was held in a toni. Ten
new members Wcr" received Into the
membership nf tn" church. and the
Sacrament was observed. The pas.
tor. Rev samuel l.. punv!lle.
preached ON Growth. ne said. IA
part:
lie; us tax" tho hoy Jesus. as an
example OF IN" kind ~ growth tina,
God wants. Jesus advanced I'm wig
dom and stature, and IN favor VITA
God and man. says Luke. His was a
perfectly natural growth. symmctri-
cal ana harmonious. Jesus YEAS not
rrcc"cious. II" WAS pcff.,'Ey nat
Gral as a child his mind ala not,
develop a; the cxpcns" of HIS body.
neither aid tho body develop "a, the
expense Of Ills mind. We hav. seen
men with big. powerful bodies. who
have neglected their mental develop
m"nt. and We have also known Of
men and women OF great mental pow
"rs who had neglected their physical
development; hut here was one whose
body. mind and spirit kept pace with
on" another. This vas symmetrical
growth Hence His character hn2nme
perfect and entirely wanting In nnth-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
Playing with Chrt.tinni,y.

"Th" Apostle Paul in concluding
that great prose poem on love. said
When ! Was a child. spake as a
child. felt as child. thought
as a child now that am become a
man, have nut-away childish things
Thcr" ar" so many who are sin
playing with christianity. Like n
child with toy. they play with IL
awhile and then tir. Of it. and when
i int"rfcrcs with their plans or
pleasures. they pu, IL aside. Surely
there is no growth there. We must
realize that God demands thr frs,
place. and that for all the time.
our recent revival will prove an
ah"rtive thing unless there Is man
Hesitation OF spiritual growth on the
part OF our membership. more faith
fulness. more manifestation OF the
grace Of God. In fact. If there is rot
an abiding effect. an enrlchine out
growth from this great spiritual
awakening through which we have
passed. then this revival period has
been ~ no more value to us than the
explosion 81 a skyrocket"
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Asserts Crank, Onc-std.a.


Most cranks aud fanatics ar. such
because Of one-sidcd growth They
have not trained all their powers
They arc what Rev. George H. stew
ard calls !op-sidcd folks \ person
may 10" crank in ONE lin" 90
thought II il well. as some one has
said To know everything about,
something. and something about
overyth!ng. but not TO try to know
all about everything. u Is well 20
have general knowledge Of many
'h'nss hn; We mus; Specialize IN one
hing our profession or occupation.
Whatever i, may he. mug, h. given
our pest thought. &: W would sue
coed
Then this harmonious growth
mus, ne according to the laws Of
nature. {. o.. those laws which gov
crn the natural world Jesus said
OF n" Kingdom that i, would come
HrS' the blade. then tho ear. then
tn" fun corn on tho car Nearly
everything worth while comes bv a
gfadual process Rome was not built
ir a day neither ia character. Henc"
do not expect the fruits Of AN old
person in a child. nor should we ex-
p"c' IN" babe IN Christ 20 manifest
n" character az tho full grown man
in Christ Jesus; hut don, he babies
All the time" Grow, II is pitable TO
SO" PEOPLE stop developing spiritual
~. becoming dwarfts spiritually.
Some bodies never mature: We sympa-
thlz" with and Pity the physical
dwarf. Some minds never mature. Il,
: indeed sad thing to sec the mind
OF child ia the body ~ man. Some
spirits never mature. / am sure that
In IN" mind OF God. the dwarftcd soul
!s the saddcst, the most pltiab!e Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
GO WITH
st. fatrick's Sunday School
Picnic to BuckrOe Beach

Train leaves Main stree, Station
100 y. NJ. Adults, S1.5O. Children
under ~. T5c.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-06

Don't forget the entertainment
and dance given By the German
Beneficial Union at the Germania
club house Sunday night, Oct 8. at
o'clock. 10-6-2t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-06
Hammond
Musical College.

For the stady of music In all .ts
branches Phone 1874. "a