Article August 30, 1919 ISSUE

The Lectures

with contributions from William Merritt Pardue, John M. Dean, Ella E. Manning, Benjamin F. Burtless, C. P. Herd, James S. Baley, Louis J. Lewis, Evelyn M. Carr, Aletta B. Gorman, Asa T. Patterson, Roy M. McCloud, Eric Brown, Alice P. Valley

San Antonio, Texas (First Church).—Ezra W. Palmer, lecturer; introduced by Judge William Merritt Pardue, who said in part:—

In many respects we are living in the most remarkable age that the human race has ever known. Time-honored systems, and dogmas that for centuries have been thought all-sufficient, are being analyzed and weighed in the scales of usefulness, and are found wanting. They are being cast out because they do not bring happiness and contentment to the people. All the nations of the earth are in commotion, demanding peace, and surcease from strife and sorrow.

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