The Washington times., 1913-06-16
MARSHALL ADVISES
K|DD|ES TO Be GOOD
Declares Only "GroWn-Ups"
Become Hard-Hearted and
Unjust to Fellows.

1t Is only when we grow UP that We
become hard-hearted and unjust In oul
relations with one another. and the
same regard for the rules Of Justice
that the average boy shows in a game
Of baseball. said Vice President Marshall
to the children Of the Bethel Chapel
Presbyterian Sunday school yesterday.
II have never seen q thoroughly bad
girl but believe that have seen one OF
two boys who were really bad" said
the Vice President to those present al
the children's day exercises. They had
lost their sense Of justice, which at first
is present in the heart and mind OF
every boy and girl.
The game of baseball 10 played &C.
cording to rules. and no boy is 30 mean
as the boy who will not play the game
on the square; the boy who lies about II
and says he does not know the rules.
Injustice Hurts Church. !.
THE empty pews in churches all over
the country today are caused by the
Injustice of man to man. II that ele-
ment could be eliminated. the pews
would hil up again."
"Agitators' was the subject Of q
sermon last night by the Rev. James 8
Montgomery at the Metropolitan Mem.
prophet Elijah as q striking example OF
the agftator Of the present day.
Those who this hour are directing the
ship OF our country few years age
were the butt of ridicule among the Ole
and young Of this land" said Dr.
liticai history. Like Elijah. the trou-
bier of Israel, they stirred political or
der, waking the dead, and all the time
did not show the quiver Of an eyelash:
"Agitators we need and must have II
we are to live as a people, and IL we
men we had better die Many agitators
are of no value, but a positive menace
to the wise established order. One can
start the fault-fnding business on q
mighty little capital Therefore, agita'
tors Of the right kind ought TO be ap-
preciated. They who seek to build men
Into our country instead Of buildinG
our country into men are indeed proph-
cts Of progress"
Sermon On David.
David and the 400 men of Israel who
shared his tribulations when he was be-
ing prosecuted by King Saul were com
pared with the -four hundred" of the
worlds society today by Evangelist F.
r. COOK, OF Ne" IOTh, WIN spOhc ycs-
terday at the Washington Temple Con-
gregation. In New Masonic Temple. He
said that the real distinction belonged
to those whom the Lord has separated
unto Himself and who are waiting for
the coming of the kingdom this Re-
deemer has promised.
The Rt Rev. Alfred Harding. Bishop
Of Washington. oficiated yesterday
afternoon at the laying of the corner
stone of the new St Georges Chapel,
in Tenleytown.
Standing in the presence of the clergy
Of the parish and an audience Of sew
eral hundred persons, Bishop Harding
struck the stone three times with a sill
yer trowel saying: Il lay this corner
stone Of St Georges Chapel to be build
ed here to the honor and praise of our
risen Lord and King, and for the bene-
fit Of Gods flock in this parish. Other
foundations can no man lay than that
is laid, which Is Jesus Christ"
The Rev. Edward Douse. In charge
Of St Georges Chapel. and the Rev.
c. T. Warner, rector Of ST Alban's,
made short addresses following the lay
ing Of the cornerstone.