Because of the fact that Mr. Ran
kin is acknowledged to be among
the leading psychologists and pos
sessing the happy faculty of prac
tically applying its wonders as an
exact science, not only to religion
hut the war, health and wealth, which
he did in his lectures,to the soldiers,
he was very popular in Europe, tak
ing advantage of the opportunity at
the cessation of the war; he made a
trip to the Holy Land, and Rome,
where he made a study of the Vat
ican.
SERMON TOPICS
Thirty-fifth avenue—“Our Out
ward Look,” 11 a. m. "Man’s Only
Hope,” 7:45 p. m. C. E. Burton, pastor
Calvary—“The Race Set Before
Us,” 11 a. m. “What Manner of
Love?” 8 p. m. Emmett Williams,
pastor.
Avondale—“Man’s Supreme Gift,”
11 a, m. “The High Cost of Sin,”
7:45 p. m. W. M. Sentell, pastor.
East Thomas—Dr. S. A. Taylor of
Ft. Payne will preach at both hours
for Tastor Hearn.
Gate City—“What Are We and
Why?” 11 a. m. “Roll the Stone
Away,” 7:30 p. m. C. C. Eubanks,
pastor.
Souths!de—Dr. W. C. James will
preach at both hours.
Giles Memorial—“Love Unques
tioned,” 11 a. m. “Love Questioned,”
7:30 p. m. B. F. Giles, pastor.
Eleventh street—"A Useful Lay
man,” 11 p. m. ‘Nothing but Leaves”
7:45 p. m. M. M. Wood, pastor.
Hunter street—Pastor L. H. Bradle
will preach at both hours.
Sixty-sixth street—Retiring pastor,
S. E. Boroughs will preach his fare
well sermon.
Fifty-sixth street—Dr. W. H. Smith
of the city, will preach at both hours.
' Twenty-first avenue—Pastor Wal
ter Dudley will preach at both
hours.
West End—Pastor J. A. Cook will
preach at 11 a. m. Union services at
the tabernacle at 7:45 p. m., by Evan
gelist Smith, of New York.
East Birmingham—Pastor T. F.
