The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-01-02
Evangelist Says Father and
Mother are Responsible
For Children's Conduct.
SHOWER OF MONEY
ASKED NEXT SUNDAY
Everything Contributed Up
to Last Day Remains
in Richmond.

Rev. I. f. Honeywell made deep
impression on his audience last night
at the Honeywell tabernacle with his
sermon. "The Christian Home" in
which he brought out the relationship
q parent to child.
He announced that no more colleC-
tons will be taken during the week
day meeting at the tabernacle unless
previously announced and called for a.
shower OF money next Sunday night.
The largest crowd since the first
meeting last Sunday night. was in the
tabernacle last night 1t is estimated
by ushers that there We're more than
1000 persons there.
Wants Big Collection.
Rev. Honeywell asked that every
man give 81 next Sunday, every wOm-
an give fifty cents and every young
person twenty-five cents.
This money is staying in Rich
mond.' said the evangelist. "Whatev-
or YOU give until the last Sunday night
will he kept by the ministers. They
have promised me nothing and YOU
have promised me nothing. If You
don't give a nickle on my night, will
have to pack my trunk, put it on a
wheel barrow, place the members Of
11lN HFIiN OH tndI, ana tTunulp IL Ddtk
to Chicago.
't,very man can give Il dollar Sun
dav night and every woman fifty cents.
] don't care how you get it, womeo,
but get it even if you have to wait
rrtil husband is asleep and go through
mis- pockets
GO Through His Pockets"
" have been criticized for saying
that because some people said it was
stealing. II is not. Mama earns the
money as much as papa does. II papa
tries to carry mama's money around
With him. mama has right to go
through his pockets and take her mon
ey.
Before I preach a sermon. ! want
to tell you that 7 have no fight with
the saloon men Of Richmond Many Sa
loon men are great he hearted fel
lows and like them I admire them
personally hut I hate the business
they are IN
Rev. Honeywell demanded the at
tention of the audience and stopped
several times in his talk until whis-
pered conversations ceased. Several
little children walking through thA
PiSles. diverted the attention. ne said,
Rnd asked the ushcrs 10 seat them.
children place them in the nursery iii
the Friends church during services.
Train Child Properly.
"The prettiest picture the world fur
nishes is a whole family on its way to
heaven" Mr.. Honeywell said. The
most horrih1o picture is a family on
It's way to hell.
A child rightly trained up to prop
or point will not go astray. What he
IS unon the home step. he will be in
the field Of life, This being true there
is no one of greater importance in
the consideration of this subject than
the head of the household. the father
and the husband, Yon always do well
TO tie to the man in whom the Lord
has confidence. He is truly great
man.
"Hs poor young man who stood be
fore the Judge to be sentenced to
death. when asked if he had anything
to say as to why sentence should not
be passed upon him, bowed his head
and said, o, if I'd had a Christian
mother.
Must Obey Parents.
"SOme boys can say like the tramp.
when asked how long he has been an
Oruhan Z was born an orphan
"The child who does not obey it's
parents vii! obey neither social. civil
nor divine laws Obedience TO law ori-
einates with obedience to father and
Do, rifrl,