The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-23
RELIGION OF: BUSINESS
IS FAITH. kUSWORM
TELLS KIWANIS CLUB

Religion of business Is faith. and
with that faith comes success to the
business man today" declared Sidney
Kusworrn, attorney of Dayton, Ohio.
in his address at the meeting of the
Kiwanis club Thursday. What is II
you require of a man when he comes
to you for employment? asked Mr..
Kuswor1n. You ask for references
about his character and whether he Is
clean and honest in his dealings
you require all this of an employe
because you want faith in him. II you
do not have faith in him you don't
want him. no matter how good he
seems TO be. The banker doesn't care
how good looking you are when II
comes to cashing checks for currency
He demands knowledge of good char
acter in you when it comes to giving
money out.
at is faith in your signature which
makes the banker accommodate you
when cashing your pay check. You
accept that check because you have
faith in the person who makes 1t out
You then have faith in the currency
given you for the check. The United
States is back of that currency and
you have the utmost faith in its sta
biIity.
Faith Is Necessary
The German mark is of little value
today. due to the lack of faith In thu
government coming money. Faith j:
absolutely necessary in your bushes!
and life for success. Faith in you
neighbor and your God must always
be kept up"
Mr.. Kusworm referred to the photo
play, "Grandma's Boy" '1t was thu
faith of that boy in the ivory charm
that his grandmother gave him tina
enabled him to accomplish things AMI
to have faith in his own ability" salt
Mr.. Kusworm. From that time on
the boy was the master Of the event
which came up in his life later.
Petty hatreds are murderers of on
faith. Faith is the breath of America
America showed her faith two year
ago when an unknown soldier wa
brought to this country on the battle
shin Olympic. The body of that sol
der was brought back to this countr-
and placed at the rotunda of the CAP
itol. The unknown soldier was give
honor. It was faith on the part o
America at this remarkable service
When the soldier was laid away ]
was said. We know not the semblanc'
of his birth, but we know the sign1t
cane of his death
U. s. Faith Shown.
american faith was shown Dy a.
incident in the late World war.
colored boy left his mothers arms a
did a white lad of millionaire ran
ily. They both went across the waite
and in some manner the colored an
white regiments came close together
The two lads came close together.
shell bursting nearby, caused big vi
heaval of dirt which partially covere
the two. The colored boy being tn
stronger, recovered soon and helpe
the white lad to his feet and gave hi
water from his canteen. Anothe
shell struck the colored boy and hurte
him into a hole below.
Immediately the white boy realize
the danger to the colored lad, and TO
getting all about his standing in tn
millionaire family, where he had bee
served by colored persons at all time
the white boy jumped into the pit an
raised the head of the fallen colore
boy into HIS arms. The boy called fC
his Nanny and the millionaire
son answered, here ! am The colore
lad requested that his Nanny" hs
him. Without hesitation, the lips
the white boy and the colored lad me
That is the spirit of America, which
faith" declared Mr.. Kusworm.
Ruled by Faith.
"a ruler of Europe was Napoleo
His faith in his neighbor and self VIZ
the key to his success in his mar
campaigns. He had faith in his arm
and nothing else. But, he lacked Il
A.
downfall and drop into exile. W
know and l know, that in all event
right will win out. Right will alwa,
predominant over the mightiest
minds of this country.
Mr. Kusworm referred to the remar
able faith of Washington when at VI
ley Forge, facing starvation and hs
ardous weather conditions. He !
marked that it was the everlastil
faith in God which enabled Washin
ton to win for the right.
Pointing to Lincoln's freeing of t
slaves and unfolding righteousne
above all. Mr.. Kusworm explained tn
such men as these were responsit
for the faith which America is nc
built upon.
In conclusion Mr.. Kusworm sa
'We will be brighter and happier
we can establish faith in our neighh
and our God. This is wonderi
world in which We live, with all
sunshine. Experience teaches me tn
religion of business is the only 70
to success"
Music was furnished for the Xiv;
ians by William Marshall on the ella
net, Miss Neva Bowman, violin, a
Jess Halberstadt on the piano.