The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-24

money"
/ read the letter and the tears
trickled down my checks. ] said to
him, 81 can see success written all
over you in capital letters"
1t said something like this: Moth
er, am ashamed of the way. l have
treated you. Give up your washboard.
have earnings enough to take care
of you 1 am enclosing you a check
for 1925 which represents half of what
have saved"
Honor your father and your
mother l will tell you, when Gar
field was inauguratel President, after
he'd taken the oath of office and be-
fore he started to deliver his address
he turned and threw his arms around
little frail woman that sat behind
him. 1t was his mother. Did you
think any less of him because he
kissed the one that had made it pos
sible for him to live in the White
House?
l preached in Canton, o., and for
week every day, l went five times
day past McKinley's old home; past
Judge Days home; past the home of
United States Senator Pomerene, who
! lives up there on the same street
They asked me to deliver the memoir
/ ial address, which I did.
| When the Spanish-American war
was resting heavily upon the Shout
ders of Mckinley. his mother lay
very sick in the old home in Canton,
Ohio. He then had a private wire
from her bedside into the White
House and they kept him posted every
few minutes, day and night. He
/
absolutely necessary.
| The Pennsylvania railroad had a
train with the best engine and crew
for the run, sitting there in the depot
not knowing what minute they might
have to leave.
She kept saying, why don't Will
liam conner"
BY and by the doctor said, "She is
getting worse, you'd better tell him to
come"
1t flashed over the wire, and he sent
back that message which has become
embaimed in the hearts of the Amer
:, lean people, Tell mother I'll be
there"
, Soon In His Mothers
: Arms.
He jumped on the special train, ant
they rushed him to Canton. Ny friend
. the mayor had cleared the streets
stopped all traffic. They had the keen
thoroughbreds hitched to the rubber
+ tired carriage standing in front of tn
z dcpot. When the train stopped, h
! leaped into it, and down the street
3 they went on the dead run TIL
: sparks flew from their hoofs as the.
. struck the pavement. They turned tn
4 corner by the county courthouse an
. east into Market street. He leapet
i out and was soon in his mothers arms
t She kissed him and said to him: wi
liam / knew you'd come if you onl
n knew how sick your mother was"
n Did you think any less of him be
u cause he did? If you do, you are som
t low-down thing. l wouldn't spit o
you.
e Don't carve on my tomb, any word c
7 fame,
e Or wheel with the missing spokes,
d Simply let the marble tell my name
r Then add, HE was good to his folks.
It Honor your father and your mott
s err"
2, Thou shalt not kill"
Q You say, I'VE are right here, Bill
e we never murdered anybody" Their
e are ways of killing without stickin
g your dagger into somebody's hear
d There is many a husband killing HI
y wife because she has learned that h
1t is false to the marriage vow. There
n many a wife killing her husband b
g cause he has learned she is living
IS double life
Many a boy Is sending father an
V. mother RI nrennafIIra nraUA hAeans
they have learned that he is goir
ID down the line and is forming be
r, habits. "Honor thy father and II
h mother"
n A fellow came to me one time ar
s I said to him. "Why don't you gi,
your heart to God?" He said, "Bi
e, l don't believe the way you do. l b
m lieve that everybody will be save
to What would happen to me if I'd d
now?"
IT Be In He'll BY
Fe Midnight.
w said, eff half of what l heard abo
. you were true, if you died now. you
n be in hell before midnight, and il
now 10 minutes past nine"
n l preached in town in Illinois OF
of time, and woman came down Il
nj aisle. l heard the rustic of her sill
She came UP scintillating with jewe
bt She said, "Mr. Sunday, you are goil
to preach to men only Sunday aftt
noon?"
Eyes, ma'am."
She said, do you say anythil
Iabout men being false to their wives
l said, Eyes, ma'am, l make fe
remarks along that line
She said. do you make it plain
=" l said, when l am through v
to needn't appoint a committee to fl,
out what am talking about"
r: She said. "Mr. Sunday, 1t is n
he egotism l have $4,000 year for I
tn money. / have unlimited accounts
Marshall Field, at Peacock's and
is Spaulding, the jewelers.. l can go b
,e- anything l want, he will pay for,
a But, Mr.. Sunday, woman's he;
of Graves something besides jewels, fl
be clothes and a retinue of servants.
", wish you'd make it plain
as Wife Was Going To
on Premature Grave
DIS l said, Sister, l will begin to ia
about half past two. You go hon
nd get down on your knees. lock the dc
10 and pray, while ! knock down, SIX
he and drag out, and if God ever ga
or liberty to mortal man he did to me-
IN Thou shalt not kill" He was
~ shooting her. but she was going to
premature grave.
all Thou shalt not commit adultery