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Page Two Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Monday Morning, February 17, Moral Failure Is Help specializes in helping in who have made a mora failurs of life, declared the Rev. Arlin Keydon in his morning ser mon. yestei-day in the first Baptist Church. "He helps people," he said part, "to save them from tha moral failure. Jesus befriende many such people in His earthl ministry.

The fallen woman wh annotated Jesus in the house Simon the Pharisee was saved to new life. "Simon Peter, unstable, failin at the place he boasted of being th strongest, was saved, established our Savior. The rich young rule forms a tragic contrast with th many whom Jesus helped. seemed a success by superficial standards but he lacked one thing His money managed him and a miserable moral failure there was the self-righteou man who prayed, 'I thank God am not as other He made i Impossible for Jesus to help him. 'The man to be commended i the one who prays humbly an sincerely, 'God, be merciful to me a All the resources heaven are available in the for giveness of such a one's sin, establishing him in fellowship God and the bringing of the powe of God's spirit into the struggle 01 his side against sin and all the real enemies of man." In the evening, he spoke on "Ou Savior Who Calls You," describini Jesus as the "Savior splendid" wh succeeds in everything he attempts Reasons Told For Salvation Though it is contrary to all tha human reason might expect, the IWord of God repeatedly and ex plicitly declares salvation to be an favor from God which i made available as a gift to all men laid the Rev.

R. S. Seal, in his morning sermon yesterday in Grace Baptist Church. "From the human side," he ad. ded, "salvation is not conditionec by any kind of good works; man's only responsibility is to believe in the Son of God by whose substitu- tionary death salvation was made possible.

Naturally, one asks 'Why does God save by grace? Why are good works not required as a condition of The Bible -resents a threefold answer. "First, men are said to be 10 that 'good works' may result. From a heart of unbelief if is impossible for any man's efforts to be pleasing to God. "Secondly, men are said to be for the sake of the benefits which accrue to them. Since it is not the will of God that men should perish to spend eternity in Hell, He has bestowed the priceless blessing of eternal life upon el believe.

"Thirdly, men are said to be to that in them God might manifest His grace. Though thii motive of God it in the salvation of men, it is usually passed over unrecognized. "God's greatest purpose in salvation Is nothing less than to demonstrate before all intelligent beings of the eternity to come the matchless grace which He manifested toward us in His supera- bounding love." Christian Way Is Discussed The Christian way is the only way to serve God, the Rev. W. H.

Hedges pointed out in a sermon last night In Capitol Christian Church. "Proclaimed by the early Christians, he said In part, "the Jews thought this was blasphemy, the Romans called it inexcusable intolerance. Some today think It bigotry, but Jesus taught that He was the way. "Peter declared there is no other name for salvation. Experience proves this faith of the early church is the only way of salvation.

Christ is the gate to the Christian way. The gate is so narrow that pride, self-righteousness, all sin, must be left outside and on the inside is eansin through the blood or Christ. principles of Christ are the principles of the Christian way. These are reverence for the will of God, reverence for personality, no respect for persons, for all are men as servants of Christ the purpose of 1 toe motive of service, not self-seeking, not self glorification, not greed, but love. 1 Spirit Christian way, helping to play serve, to grow in Christlikeness, an t' to testify concern- ng the grace of God.

Christian way is the way of which none need be ashamed. to the way. Its destination, heaven, none need be ashamed Lesson Seen In Crosses fn ces ATIfcUIUU And Odd Things New Activity At Fort Huachuca Selection Of Site In 1877 BY DAVE BRIXEGAB Twice a month a flood of dollars more tremendous than anything that Uncle Sam has started rolling in Southern Arizona many a year gathers at Fort Huachuca, rolls across the Cochise county hills and flows into the tills of Bisbee merchants. That flood becomes a figurative torrent by the time the checks of defense workers at the fort are cashed by Bisbee open late just for that and the stream of dollars makes its way into every business the mining city boasts. On payday nights Bisbee is a cay, free-spending town, populated by hundreds of persons who want baths, shaves, haircuts and other sundry sen ices, or shoes, shirts and socks, or even dresses for their women- animals.

He requested authority to rule these settlers off. Experiences, Vicissitudes Were Many It would take more than a five- foot shelf of books to report all of the vicissitudes and experiences of the soldiers at this new frontier army post, but something of their misfortunes is reflected in a corn- Brewery Gulch in 1903 It was a legend even then. folk. It is free-spending from the farthest-up reaches of Tombstone canyon, where U. S.

Highway 80 crosses famous Bisbee hill at an altitude of more than 6,000 feet, down to the Lowell and Warren and other contiguous communities. And it especially is free-spending in Brewery Gulch, which has gone through more than one heyday. Juke boxes blare where once irofessors played pianos. Maybe he grade of whiskey is better, maybe it is are few alive who can give a comparison, and perhaps their judgment is varped. There are eager merchants, an accommodating populace, beautiful girls.

If Governor Osborn's effort to persuade Uncle Sam to establish a lermanent garrison of 30,000 men it Fort Huachuca is a success, Bis- and the Gulch are likely to get an entire new lease on the payday ype of life, of which all that has lappened this winter may be only tantalizing sample. Brewery Gulch has little written of what is told about it is legend, perpetuated by such colorful as Fred McKinney of the Brewery Gulch Gazette. But Fort Huachuca's story chronicled accurately, and dates to that March 3, 1877, when Capt Samuel Marmaduke Whitside, of the Sixth United States Cavalry, licked the spot where he would stablish a post for the protection if the settlers. Sent By Territorial Military Commander Captain Whitside had been sent rom Prescott by the military commander of Arizona Territory de- lartment He had been given much atitude as to where he might put he post, as long as it was in the Huachuca mountains. H.

L. (Pat) Hayhurst knows the tory perhaps as well as anyone. Let him tell it in his own language: "Those Damned Apaches" Were To Be Tamed Captain Whiteide's colonel intruded him to select "some con- enient location." 'Use your best judgment, but elect a location that permits of asy access of the valleys of tha onoita and Santa Cruz and yet permits control of the San Pedro val- ey, and is within striking distance the Puerto de Las Mulas (vicinity Bisbee) where those demand munication to headquarters in September 3, 1878, which says in part: "I have the honor to submit xxx The rainy season started early in July and it has rained almost daily since xxx All buildings in this post have been constructed of adobe and were considered good buildings until the rainy season set in." From further "the 1 records, it is learned that a previous military camp had been established at the vicinity which was known as Old Fort Wallen. This camp was said to have been established upon the claim of the Barbacomari Spanish land grant November 3,1879. the authorities at the post ordered for the library the New York Daily Graphic, the San Francisco Evening Bulletin, and full sets of Dickens, Thackeray and other books, including Bancroft's history of the United States.

Tombstone Made Self Heard By this time, rowdy Tombstone was beginning to make itself heard. The fort records continued to tell about Indian tribulations, stagecoach robberies, and frequent shooting matches in Tombstone, Charleston, and Bisbee. The record continued with memoranda on the pursuit of the! Apache to the final capitulation of Geronimo, and thus the frontier period approached an end. Leonard Wood Served There In the late 1880's there was an assistant surgeon at the post by the name of Leonard Wood, who was to climb high in the army ranks. With the hostiles pretty well pacified, the decade of the 1890's was comparatively quiet at Fort Huachuca; so much so, in fact, that soldiers were permitted to buy their discharge from the army.

Soldiers who had been identi-t i hree les exemplified rosses of Calvary vary formed the subject of a sermon by yestarda Harriso1 Yander Linden Fundamei mornin. Fundamental BapL. Two saved and the ng in the First Stist Church. are represented by the two thieves," he said in part. Christ, paying the penalty for sinners, is in the middle.

Christ our mediator between a Holy God and Binning men, died between heaven to redeen lost mankind. On the second cross, one died to ved. Taken as a brand hat thief was 0 h'M 6 third cross, a thief died in Two men the feet of join a "As have been crossing." The fact that Captain Whitside began businesslike operations immediately is indicated his message to his commander, dated March 8, 1877, which was: "Have I authority to purchase beef in the open market delivered at this cinp per pound?" The records indicate that the 1 the 1 AprU a ranch near Camn Cnttenden. The forays against th! Apache in the Sonoita ntinued Lecture Given On Friendship Presenting her annual Friendshi Day lecture at the Unity Trut Center services yesterday mornin in the Woman's Club auditorium Mrs. Myrtle E.

Cate spoke on "Th Great "Just the thought," she said in part, "of someone who has loved as a friend, someone who ha walked with us through the of some earthly experience, give us new strength and courage. "This service is dedicated to ou friends, to those present and fa away. Even death does not separat friends for the memory thos who walk with us no more, remains to inspire, comfort and strengthen "In the arena of personal an human experience, this idea friendship is expressed in many de grees. In trouble; trial or sorrow the strong arm. the gentle presence the assuring word of friends vir tually build a bridge over which cross deep waters.

"One is ever rich who has friends faithful hearts who stand by am believe in him. Friends dramatize ti. us the story of the divine, the na ture and character of God who i incapable of recognizing anythin; unlike His own divine nature being. "Back of the idea of friendship no matter how imperfectly it is hu manly expressed, is the divine idea "Back of the love, loyalty an faithful expressions in human form we look for and hope to find th all-loving and unchanging natur of God." Truth Termed Saving Force What Jesus teaches about th "New Birth" formed the theme of i sermon by the Rev. C.

Vaughan Rock yesterdav in the First South ern Baptist Church. "Just as God made plans for th purifying of the heavens and th earth," he said in part, "He alsi made that plan for the lives of in dividuals. If the new birth is fiction we should not waste our time will it But Jesus says it is a fact experience proves the truth of Hi statement. "How can a man be 'born again'? There are two births, the fleshly and the ipirltual. By the fint birth we are partaken of our parents but by the.

second birth we are partakers of God. One it of flesh, the other is of the spirit. "If language can be made mean anything definite, the scrip lures teach an actual, literal new birth and not a change of the origi nal nature; not a moral reforma tion of the old nature. One not use plainer language than the scriptures. 'As many as receivec Him to them gave Him the power to become the children of God, even to them that believed on His Name who were born not of blood no the will of the flesh nor the will man but of 'Except a man be born again he cannot see the king dom of That which is born oi the flesh is flesh; and that which i born of the spirit is 'The truth is the death, burial resurrection ot our Lord for the fied at one time or another with Fort Huachuca distinguished themselves during the Spanish American War, but there was little other than routine duties to occupy the permanent garrison at Huachuca until 1916.

when a detachment left the post to accompany Gen. John J. Pershing on his expedition to Mexico to capture Pancho Villa. Then came the World War and the part the soldiers of Fort Huachuca played therein. After the war, this army post again reverted to an uneventful matter of routine duties, down through the years until the present national defense program injected new life with a modern building program at the lonely outpost established by Capt.

Samuel Marmaduke years ago. to Whitside "64 COVER CROPS Plant Liefgreen's Eggplant, Melons, Peppers, Squash and Tomato Seeds FREE PARKING NEXT DOOR I same gasolines are available for all automo- bile come the Buick FIREBALL eight gets more good out of them than others do? Partly because we expressly built these power plants for modern fuels, but principally because FIREBALL design squeezes more good out of every drop of fuel than others. Ycur dealer can tell you why if you're but the big thing is hell prove that it does with an actual demonstration. And that, we promise, will be the most delightful experience you ever had in an automobile I SENTENCE SERMONS By THE REV. HOY L.

SMITH Few Things Are -To make" wise man happy-in the life he is compelled to Uve. -To make a contented man a jealous person -To make a rich man anxious. -To make a poor man better -To make a righteous man a -iltv man coward. Gospel Need Is Delineated Exhorting Christians to "go out in the world unashamed, the Rev. Samuel A.

Wright declared nis morning sermon yesterday in Neighborhood Congregational Church at "in the g9 el Christ we have the salvation that will save this world." "Paul, like us today," he said in part, "must have been ashamed of many things of his day and time. But there was one thing he was not ashamed of and that was the gospel of Jesus Christ. "St. Paul had found something that put meaning and significance into the whole of life: 'I am not ashamed of the Gospel of Jesus Christ, for it is the power of God unto salvation to everyone that "We should not be ashamed of the gospel of Christ in its insistence on the tragic sinfulness of man and his desperate need of interior salvation. If we have eyes to see anything today we ought to see that for which the gospel of Christ has always been right about, man needing an interior change of heart.

"There is no such thing as inevitable progress, as some of us thought a few years ago. Many thought that science, education and many other things might save us, bul what a foolish hope these things have turned out to be. "We need something deeper than science, education, to save us. These things are well and good but they do not go deep enough. We need the gospel of Christ." Argentine War Supplies Burn BUENOS AIRES, Argentina, Feb.

in a ministry of war building used to" store equipment, uniforms and supplies for all army units in the Buenos Aires area caused damage today which officials said would reach millions of pesos. It was controlled by firemen and soldiers after a 14-hour fight. The war minister ordered an investigation. sins of the world. No one is saved, no one is born again who has not believed this truth.

It is the truth that saves." PADEREWSKI Frb. 15-12 li Pmdtrevrakl'i SOIh annlvenary of concfrtlilni In the United Main. We wUb to pay homace to Paderewskt, tlM man, the artlit and statesman whose con- rein have aa Inspiration to music lovers and whose patriotic fortitude li an example to toe nation. The Sleinwav has been the Inseparable and faithful friend of master-planlst and we are proud to be representatives of th. House Steinway.

REDEWlT.l.'S—1M W. PHOIMX 1941 Lesson' Sermon Topic Is "Soul" was the subject of the Lesson-Sermon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, yesterday. The Golden Text was from Psalms 70:4. all those that seek thee rejoice and be glad in thee: and let such as love thy nalvation say continually, Let God be magnified." Among the citations which comprise the Lesson-Sermon was the following, from the "For they that are after the flesh do mind the things of the flesh; but they that are after the Spirit the things of the Spirit. For to be carnally minded is death; but to be spiritually 1 minded is life and peace.

Because the carnal mind is enmity against God: for it is not subject to the law of God, neither indeed can be." (Romans The Lesson-Sermon also included the following passages from the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," by Mary Baker Eddy: "The various mortal beliefs formulated in human philosophy, physiology, hygiene, are mainly predicated of matter, and afford faint gleams of God, or Truth. The more material a belief, the more obstinately tenacious its error; the stronger are the manifestations of the corporeal senses, the weaker the indications of Soul. When once destroyed by divine Science, the false evidence before the corporeal senses disappears. Hence the opposition of sensuous man to the Science of Soul and the significance of the Scriptures, The carnal mind is enmity against God'." TelepKone 3-lHr America. Pastor Voices Leader Need Between the birthdays ot two outstanding Americans, "we cannot help facing the fact that God flients on has always raised up leaders for expenses, critical hours in our national life," the Rev.

Dr. R. N. Merrill said in a sermon yesterday in the First Methodist Church. "When the unity of this nation hung in the balance," he said, "Washington arose to build a solidarity which has never been broken.

When that unity was threatened, Lincoln lifted his hands to release the slaves and to bind together the union more closely than ever before. "These men were great enough to rise above the planes upon which they entered life and to enlarge their circles of interest until they could take in all our people. "Washington forgot his aristocracy and Lincoln the prejudices which poverty might have imposed on him, to become the friends and leaders of all our people. Here is fine test of character and leader- ihip. Both these leaden now revered by all of us accepted their responsibilities with recognition of God's partnership.

"Today, selfishness, partisanship and narrow nationalism threaten our solidarity. As much as in the beginning of the republic or in the sad we need men like Washington and Lincoln in the nation's capital and in Phoenix, big enough to rise by the help of the Eternal, Casket Paid Honest Man ALBEMARLE, N. PoK David Burris old, wanted to leave no o'b behind him when he died. So he made by he might make wlia his casket Last made his The next day he paralysis and died. above themselves to "build and to man the breach moral and spiritual AmorfM BABYCH11 Now Ready VINSON-CARTER ELECTRIC CO.

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