The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-11-03

| ed the state to refuse to accept the
money offered BY Rockefeller false
patriotism, the front seat variety.
which would white&ash the state
rather than wash 1t.
The speaker said that in discuss
| ing this next point he might step on
leggs and he did not care II they did
break. There Is a degeneration Of
the human type. Some OF the types
that ought to grow do not and some
| OF the weaker types do flourish. How
are we to prevent this? There are
some people that the law ought not
allow to get married. How do You
| like that?" he asked the audience,
lrFor instance dopers, victims OF
chronic fatal diseases. the man that
is in his very organization q Grim
inal."
Science may help in this work
through vivisection. The work had
been stopped to q certain extent re-
Gently on account Of the work Of the
lprejudiced Observation-Disclosures, Dr.
Poteat said that he respected the
feelings OF those who did not want
to see the dogs and cats cut up. but
he had mighty little respect for their
intellect 1t was shown how the ex-
periments with the guinea pigs, kit
items and monkeys had produced the
antitoxine that lessened the danger
from diphtheria.
i He laughed at the woman that
will wiring the head from chicken
and then cry over the cutting Of
kittens and monkeys under anas-
lthetics. The quality rather thar
Quantity Of life should be worked fol
land the average man should b.
worked after. "A Frenchman wrots
"a book on the Crime of Youth.
and 1t was brought out that in Pari'
1.-THE number OF youthful criminals in
creased in one year more than 1000
doubled in Holland and trebled ii
Spain, increased ~ per cent. ii Aus
tria. In America tie increase wa
rs per cent. and Chicago alone In ON
year there were 5000 criminal
under 20 years old. The cause o
this is improper training. in SOM
cases the bad newspapers. whicl
print things today that would neve
have been mentioned in public q
pears ago.
l in politics crooked methods ar
used. There is iniidelity to trust AM
the prostitution of public Offices Z
private ends. The old adage 0
David Crockett has been changes
| from BE sure you are right and the
go ahead" TO read Go ahead an
square things afterwards tn
moral status OF the world seems I
be charged with uncertainty, and d
things seem to be menaced by tn
love OF money and the independents
| OF all moral restraint in getting II.
II The result OF this Is the religion
awakening OF the world in the PAL
n few. years. and there have been gres
II religious conferences. The mai
thing, however, is to start In th
Il homes, and IL the schools. tn
III modern tendency Is to discredit an
Connection OF religion With stat
n schools. Religion Is the power thi
matters and the conservation OF nj
ture organizes the forces Of nation
life. Religion is the power OF Il
eternal world pressing close and pa
pitatingly on this world, that maxi
| the people subordinate their own 4
terest for the. common good.
| "All modern culture was born
the conception OF, religion. The
Is no education without religion
The latter part OF the speech VI
taken UP in comparison OF the :
y ligion OF a woman and a man. II
II woman liked the sensational side
religion. Man wanted 10 fight.
N want you 10 stand for what Is be
v everywhere. and for what are q
he rights and dignity OF the soul. r
IN when the soul fails we die. and whl
We II lasts we cannot wholly end"
up The music vas decidedly trel
ID some OF the finest voices In Durhs
Id being engaged for the occasion
- the director, Mr. T. r. Cheek. T
be solo by Miss Susann Linthicum q
e. the trio BY Mrs. Cheek. Miss In
woten and Mr.. Howerton being esl
10 ciaiiy admirable and worthy Of ms
a ton, while the well trained voices
VI the chorus rendered "HalliluIah,"
.at Dudley Buck. In o manner u
nd caused much favorable comment
III Miss Alice Hundiey was the
ug eompanist on the piano and her we
man afrn~.fw ssnrfarf