New-York tribune., 1912-01-21
THE TALK or THE DAY.

There is movement on foot IN Mobile 10
do honor IN tho memory OF General John
T. Morgan. United States Senator from
Alabama, by naming a new park there
after the Senator, and. eventually. by erect
ing monument to him within the park
Erounds The Mobile Register" thinks
well of the idea, and says that mo appeal
10 the state can arouse such widespread
and popular approval as a project for
Morgan monument, and II will he CON
ceded by the state that the place for such
monument IS on the western shore OF Mo-
bile Bay. where a suitable column will al
most cast It's shadow across the ships pass
ing from Alsbama's only seaport on their
wav 10 IN. great interoceanIc waterway
Senator Morgan's years Of legislative labor
made possible" The Register" adds that
Senator Morgan properly should be known
I'm history as the Father OF the Isthmian
Canal"
You lost money on your charity bazaar,
didn't you?"
Yes, but did you ever see such lovely
costumes! Plain Dealer
Those who believe that they are distinct
ly modern I'm holding that churchgoing is "A
comparatively unimportant part OF religious
life will be interested 20 ind that the Same
views were entertained in the fourteenth
century and voiced by the German me-
diseval mystic, Tauler. from whom Profes-
sor Kuno Francke quotes in his article on
Medieval German Mysticism" I'm The
Harvard Theological Review: Behold.
dear friend. II thou shouldst spend all thy
years In running from church TO church.
thou must look for and receive help from
within. or thou wilt never come 10 any
good. however thou mayst seek and In
qulre, thou must also he willing TO he
tormented without succor from the out
ward help OF any creature. tell you.
children. that the very holIest man | ever
saw in outward conduct and Inward life
had never heard more than five sermons
In all his days. Let the common people
run about and hear all they can that they
may not fall into despair or unbelief: bur
know that all who would be Gods. inward.
ly and outwardy turn to themselves and
retire within
These sectional bookcases are fine
things. You can start In small way and
add TO them as you can afford IT,"
Fine idea. Somebody should also IN
vent a sectional hat for women"-Louis-
VILE Courer-Journal.
There is mourning In one OF the large de-
partment stores because OF the death OF a
saleswoman who was probably as well
known In New York al any one OF the
great Eisterhood. Little Ellen" az every
enc called her because she always re-
tanned the name by which she was known
when she became an employe OF the house
thirty five years ago. was for many years
at the head OF the glove selling department
and had customers by the hundred. who
would be served only by her. She knew
tho sizes OF gloves they wore and had
many friends among her patrons, for whom
she selected gloves when they were small
children. At holiday times she was always
literally remembered by them, and her
death is regretted as much by them as by
her associates and employers.
II don't think III go TO any moro OF my
wifes parties" said Mr.. Cumrox
Don't YOU enjoy yourself1"
Yes Only some one always mistakes
me for one. OF the guests and starts In
making remarks about how l made my
money. Nv ashIngton Star.