J. C. Smith
Pastor, Allegheny East Conference
Arousing and Holding the Interest
TRAVELING on the highway one day I saw a sign that read, "Eat at Joe's Place." Every two or three miles for the twenty-five miles to the city I saw the sign. Entering the city, I saw many other signs, but Joe's sign took precedence over them all. The last sign read, "Eat at Joe's Place if It Kills You." It is the work of persuasion to change men's minds and to make them think as we would have them think. . .