The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-03-07
"AND THE GREATEST !: OF: THESE is CHARITY
Are You an Enrolled Member and Wear
ing Your LET'S Help" ButtOn2 Better
Get One, if You Haven't Done So.

lennial with its glorihed conditions. We
VIII do unto others as We would Ike
others % DO unto Us. and thus fulfill the
whole blessed and beautiful law OF char
ity, which Is the law Of God
HENRY HAMILTON
Ziii South Chadwick street.. Pliladelphia- Pa
In the Book Of all Books We have been
told OF faith. hope, and charity The
greatest OF all is charity. Then let US Do
@ritaole in all things, ever ready with q
smile, a word OF an act % help some one
less fortunate than ourselves To BE-
charitable in all things means a great.
good work. q big. loving heart fun OF com
passion for our fellOW-meu. Let Us strive
each day 20 have more faith in God. hope
IN heaven, and charity for ali unto the
end MRS. II. ALIEN.
l1as Columbia road northwest
The charities Of life are scattered every
where, enameling the wales of human be-
ings as the flowers paint the meadows
They are not the fruit OF study nor the
privilege Of refinement but natural in
stinct A c. WOOD.
al street southeast.
Let not charity forsake thee. Bind il
about thy neck and write Il upOE the table
+ Of thy heart Let prudence admOnish
[ p
[ lence warm thy heart. and gratitude 70
heaven inspire thee to devotion These
shah give thee happiness IN thy present
state and bring thee 20 the mansions OF
eternal felicity in the paradise OF God
T. n. CRAZE.
/ A little boy with a few papers unsold
| got aboard a street car. and finding room
I on seat leaned over and fen asleep.
i His clothes were ragged and scanr his
I bare feet were Drowned and toughened.
and his face was tear-stalned and dirty
/ His hat fell on and showed an uncombef
I tangle Of hair As the boy lay there
T asleep. with his little head on the hard
seaL sweet-faced girl who sat opposite
\ leaned over and softly slipped her muff
under the little fellows head A man
near her nodded approval. and putting
his hand in his pocket. handed her a niece
OF money, reckoning toward the boy as
be did SO The man next him did the
same, and almost before she knew L. with
her face ahame, she had collected some
thing from, every one in the car. She put
I II IN his hat and laid II under his hard.
! then softly removing her nun again she
mad the car stopped and went her way
rs FalsIsr place northwest.
Give me the heart that aches. dear Christ.
for those oppressed.
The heart that bieeds and grIevss for al
distressed
Teach me where 10 see the trembling.
palsied poor.
Bent down with weight OF years, they are
50 near my door,
/ Teach ne 20 find the scenes OF poverty
and woe.
Lead me; where want and sorrow IS.
there I must 30.
Z Give me the perfect law OF love. that 7
may sOrr0ws see.
FIJI my soul. dear Christ. with Thy sweet
charity ALLIE SHARPE BALCH-
wouldst thou from sorrow find a sweet
/ Or Is they heart oppressed with woe
uutOld2
Balm wOuldst thou gather for eoroding
grief?
Pour blessings round thee Ike a shower
OF gold
Isli Eishth street northwest.
Nothing can be more uplifting in its ef
feet on ones character than cuItivstine
the spirit OF charity The element of
charity is the divine spark in human ns-
ture- II IS this element that lifts I'D the
fallen. cares for the dying gives alrns 20
the needy Almsgiving alone may cover
2 Multitude Of sins" but charity for The
weak and erring emanates from pure
spiritual grace Though bestow all my
goods 20 feed the poor and have
not charity, il prodte-h me nothing"
: The Victoria
The gift OF a loving thought or smile
K - what we really live.
And the ols- way to make life worth
while
Is TO give as the angels give
BESSIE l. BENNETT
li-f Eighta street northwest
Though I speak with the tongues ~
men and OF angels. and have not CHARITY
am become as sounding brass OF a
unkling cymbaL And though I have the
sift OF prophecy. and understand all r,vs-
teries, and all knowledge: and though
have all faith, so that I could remove
mountains, and have not charity. / am
nothing And though I bestOw all nv
goods 20 feed the poor, and though give
my body 10 be burned. and have not
charity, IL prohteth me nothing. And now
aDldeth faith, hope, charity, these three.
but the greatest Of these is charity -
Thus do We see how essential ~ rhs
truly Christian character Is charity IN
thought, word, and deed II we but try
/ TO see no evil to hear no evil 70 sneak
no evil, We shall be exercising thar spirif
OF true Christian charity which has only
pity for the sinner. and lends a 'shelpiue
hand 70 the erring brother
The truly charitable are The trulv
great EPIPHANY SUNDAY SCHOOL,
6 street. between Thirteenth ard Fourteezth.