Judge — December 25, 1920 — page 15: what you’re looking at

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Brotherly Love Dr. Lyman | Howell gives examples of the lengths to which petty bitterness between ects men. “A which had some metimes carry town wills visitor in certain four churches and adequately st asked a pillar of one poor dying church, ‘How's your church getting on? Mt very well,’ was the reply, ‘but, thank the Lord, the others are not hetter."—-Christian Register ported none doing any Why Brother Jones Resigned \ celebrated revivalist came to address his flock, and before he began to speak the pastor “Brother Jones, be fore this there powerful said discourse bad negroes in congregation, and [want to which he did in’ this you begins are some this here pray for hion O Lord le, th Glue his ear connect him luminate hi that will r you ¢ Brother Jones the eve of t he 1 from afar. » the gospel telephone, and vith the central skies. II- brow with the brightness ike the fires of hell look like a Nail his hands to the gos. ¢ lon may see s' tallow candle pel plow, and bow his head in so some valley where prayer is much wanted to be said, and anoint him all over with the kerosene-oil of thy salvation and set him afire.”"— Pickup Great Exhorter—* An old-fashioned preacher, you say \h! You should have heard That man must be a power for good.” OV eo" “He gave us 45 minutes of fire and brimstone without once stopping to take a drink of water or clear his throat tge-Herald. him Birmingham A Vacation for All—“ We've decided to give our minister a three months’ vaca tion.” “Rather a long time, isn’t it?” “Yes, but he’s overworked, ar how the congregation needs a rest Detroit’ Free Press. The Traveling Preacher — Eight year-old) Charles alv attended the devotional and prayer services with his parents, and showed great interest. in them. He always made his own little testimony. A friend once told him that he should be a minister. Charles pondered but never concerning it until he surprised his audi ence at a recent meeting by arising the second time and delivering the following “Tve been thinking that [never wld write any sermons than would do me for three I've decided that Tl have to he a traveling preacher.””~-Indiana polis News ays this advice aid a word to anybody over more wecks, so Nauticalculus' “Fore” —axp Art! —The Passing Show 1s London) Dan McGann and Uncle Sam Said Dan McGann to a foreign worked at the self-same bench, “Let me tell you this,” and for emphasis he flourished a monkey-wrench, “Don't talk to me of this bourjc don’t open your mouth to speak Of your your anarchists, don’t mention the bolsheveck For I've had enough of this foreign I am sick as a man can be Of the speech of hate, and I’m tellin’ you straight that this is the land for me! an who socialists or “Tf you want to brag, just take that flag, n’ boast of its field of blue, An’ praise the dead an’ the blood they shed for the peace of the lives o° you! I'll hear no more,” and he waved once more his wrench in a forceful way “O' the cunning creed of some Russian breed. I stand for the U.S. A. I'm done with your fads and your wild eyed | Don’t flourish your tag o red Where I can see, or at night: there'll be tall candles around your bed “So tip your hat to a flag like that Thank God for its stripes an’ star u're here where the ro: from your kings Thank God ) are clear, away and czars. I can’t just say what I feel today, for I'm not a talkin’ man. But first an’ last Lam standin’ fast for all that’s American So don’t you speak of the bolsheveck it’s sick of that stuff I am, One God, one flag is the creed I brag! I’m boostin’ for Uncle Sam.” -Holyoke Tran.cript