Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-09
Sunday Answers
Doctor Hibben

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brought 1t down on the pulpit with a
tesounding blow. II want to talk to
you on the real purpose OF education.
You can't learn everything in books.
DON'T make cold storage plant of your
brain. II you learn the virtues of stick
so-it-iveness, equilibrium and lot of
ether-quallties that go along with an ed
ueaton you will be doing much.
TWO KINDS OF EDUCATION.
There are two kinds of education. Ths
one you give yourself and the one you
receive. When you leave these halls with
your diploma under your arm don't think
you know 1t all, for as a matter of fact
you will find you are only beginning to
learn the A, B, C's OF life. You will find
much OF what you have learned will be of
70 more use to you than a cranes legs
70 setting hen.
This world is wise old guy! 1t is
elten as easy to knock the feathers out
q an eagle as 1t is to hit the proverbial
earn door. It's like the alligator. which,
n.y. know, ne"er ceases to grow while 1t
There is only ono way to rise in the
rofid. Unless you know more about your
business than any one else you won't sue
.eeo. II Is surprising how many people
uunk they know more about their own
BUSINESS than you do yourself. Perhaps
lew OF you hero think you know more
soout preaching than your professors.
solnefot you have heard perhaps about
'nose who are trying to show me how to
Preach. 1t doesn't bother me, assure
~. when read such trash In the
Newspapers.
=. Ihese knocks run across my back
use water from duck. No, / make
Hlslskei the knocks don't even touch me.
tsailze that they only come from molly
ies who couldn't get into the news
fIgss perhaps any other way.
perseverance and stick-to-it-iveness
sieat things. Get some tobasco sauce.
ss P ana ginger into your systems and cut
". the word fall
DON'T say, 1T can't be did," ''BilIy'
5'sslea at this point. "You see that
azSe cut out all the slang from my
,sasing In Difference to the demands
my critics"
DON'T ENVY ToUGHS,"
rys soys he said when the tumIlt had
oysloeo' don't envy and initiate toughs
80 around smoking cigarettes, at
Aptng to booze their way through life.
lrS W Weni ma they are shallow and loud.
H1 sIis. remember that the manicured,
sn'ssneaded, fudge-eating. ragtime-play-
plt o. humanity who cannot slap
on the griddle without smoking up
~, shoie house, will never get anywhere.
th,e,ls VI tns merry-go-round fads and quit
Asihs that the world owes you a liy-
~. i may owe you the chance 70 earn
oet there are no cross cuts to the
fortune. You have to stick to the
~ ana narrow path.
gsnef members OF the Sunday party.
sAted cut that Mr.. Sunday had not
naea 70 speak at Princeton and
written q letter to that effect to
esnts who had inquired whether he
aeeia consider such an invitation. Atten-
sas also called to the fact that no
hAq been set aside BY Mr. Sunday
s1en meeting. as he never consid-
making an address unless q formal
.,.lsztlon Is received from the representa-
~. f siuzena and ofiicers OF a city or in
'e.a4on IN question.
e students had waited to extend the
sa4fnst formal invitation until they
obtained Permission from President
est all the students Of the Prince
geological feDinary have been here
sf ~. sunday preach in the tabs
Anef came from time - uf1e iu
eH4Q4 tnout 81 IAey Here ac-