Article July 4, 1925 ISSUE

"The Lion of the tribe of Juda"

ARTHUR NOEL SHAW

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From time immemorial, most of the really worthy people in the world have been remembered, revered, and loved because they possessed, in some degree, the courage of their convictions. Such were Daniel, the Apostle Paul, and, in a later era, John Wesley and Abraham Lincoln, who possessed this kind of courage to a very great extent. Thus it is that, today, when thinking of men who have stood firmly and steadfastly for what they believed to be the right, one's thoughts naturally revert to these heroes and others like them.

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