The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-28

VI HIS
vice, and to love the Truth and hate
falsehood! Oh, that is greater than to
be able to make flying machine that
can 60 to the moon and back aUainI
In so doing, you start powers in
motion that will never, never end
You help to bring the world of har-
mony out of chaos
A friend of mine received some
crystals the other day from a friend,
a scientific American, and a letter
accompanied it, saying: There is
power enough to give green hue to a
hogshead." Think of it,
Mothers Will
Receive Reward
Power enough in the boy to grow
up to become man that would damn
the town he lives in. In the girl to be
curse to the world, or a benefactor
or blessing to the world, according
to the influences that surround her
when she is young.
You talk about greatness. You wait
until the mountains of Eternity are
reached and you will read the moth
ers' names that sit in Gods Hall of
Fame! There will be many scrub
woman on earth whose name will be
! in Gods Hall of Fame.
| Chasing the phantoms of pleasure
which might be molding the charac-
ter of an individual that would be a
| benefactor to the world. To plant a
| thought in the minds of girl or boy
and have it stay there and grow
that is better than putting in a big
crop, my friend; or it is greater than
/ TO build railroad or great factory.
| God had big place for Moses, but
/ do not forget that he had a bigger
place for his mother, and by the saw
/ ing of that baby she helped to save
! the nation. l think the angels must
have held their breath when they saw
that little baby taken out of the ark
and put into it's mothers arms.
How do you know but the angels
watch you with as much interest?
How Go you know but that God Al.
mighty has elected that your boy or
| your girl shall become his mouthpiece
to the generation that is yet to be
born? How do you know but that
| God will send him up and down the
land preaching the truth
| / know the work is often discour-
| aging and you have your trials and
make your sacrifices and shed your
tears and all is hidden from the world
/ No one knows or seems to care that
.&ou are making your fight all alone
Some Husbands
Downright Lazy
There is nothing to show that
Moses mother bad any help from his
! daddy. Nothing to show that he cut
one of the reeds out of which she
| made that ark.
/ Maybe because he was too darned
lazy to go out and get his own kind.
ling, for all ! know. | tell you right
now, a mother finds it mighty hard
to work to make a man of her boy
/ if he has a man for father with nc
more moral backbone than a neat
rind or Irvine or string.
/ She has got a hard Job. and the
! Devil gets in many a boy by getting
= into his dad first. Look out, that may
| be the route he will take to land
yours. And when a mother is doing
all she can to train her children for
the Lord, the old man is doing all he
can to lead them to the Devil.
And many time they say to me
+; What is the use of teaching children
to go to church when he will go to
saloon? What is the use of teaching
f.y boy to pray when he will come
home and curse and swear and damn
and undo in five minutes all I have
done in "a hours? What is the use
of telling my boy not to become {
cigarette fiend when his Dad goe!
around the house smoking them?
| know your work is one monoton
GUS grind. l heard a wearied mothe
say, Il get so tired looking at tn,
same old dish pan three times day.
Some Of you who live out of tn,
delicatessen shops don't.
! Mothers Doing
Wonderful Thing
you as mothers you are doing won
derful thing.
Then l learned another lesson, toe
of mothers great power
There is power in mothers hand
and by leading her boy right sh
headed Gods great army.
I By faith Moses was come to years
When 81 he refused to become tn
son of Pharoah's daughter and to en-
: joy the pleasures of sin for season
There is something for you, some O
you old card-pIaying, beer-guzzlins
! champag ne-fizzling crowd!
hat is something for you to thin
r about. By faith Moses, when he wa
come to years, refused to be Gale
| che son of Pharoah's daughter, an
5 the daughter nagged and begged hir
and said, LET me call you my son.
II If he had allowed himself to b
e called the son of Pharoah's daughte