The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-19

would fittinqy express their feel
ing of admiration for the phospho-
| resent match safe.
is a better citizen than the man who
is educated and is not Christian. He
is a better citizen.
The man who is poor and Chris
tan is a better citizen than the man
who is rich and is not a Christian.
If the maid in your home is Chris
tan she Is a better woman than you
are if you are not a Christian. She
is a better person to her country all
the way through.
If every ma nand woman in Amer
,, lea was a Christian, our periods of
unemployment would not be produc-
tive of crime as they are. If every
man and woman in America was a
Christian, capital would give labor a
] square deal and labor would turn
I around and give capital square deal.
| 1t isn't all one-sided.
! If worked for g fellow and I didn't
| like him, I'd resign and get out, then
| could cuss him all | wanted to. AS
long as l am part of that establish
ment, it is up to me to speak well of
him and his business. If you don't
like him, get out and cuss all you want
to. Treat him fairly.
To Reconcile
Differences
Capital and labor-capital shakes
hands with labor. Capital would give
labor a square deal and we'd get along
if we'd all live the golden rule, What
soever ye would that men should do to
you, de ye even so to them"
What a fool a fellow is that talks
against religion! 1t is the thing that
is going to bring this glad Utopia
that comes from faith in Jesus Christ
. The inner wall of Christianity helps
, a man more than anything else to
hold his rudder true, when his sense
of morality is strained to the breaking
, point by the temptatiins which come
to a man in the hour of poverty.
l will admit temptations will come
| to him. l will admit that fellow is
more discouraged because he hasn't a
! Job and because he has a wife and chill
/ dren, than the fellow who has a job
and can take care of them.
will admit that poverty causes
crime with some folks l won't ar
; que with you at all, but that isn't the
rule of it all the way through. Il
: every man and woman in America was
genuine Christian, nobody would
wriggle his Shiny carcass across the
threshold and seduce your wife from
! her loyalty to you. In other words
there wouldn't be any wrecked home:
! like there are today, if everybody wa:
: a Christian. You mind your own bust
ness. That's what you'd do all the
:. way through.
! Genuine Christianity
!. Is Needed
If every man and woman in Amer
lea was a genuine Christian we coul(
beat our swords into pruning hook
and our bayonets into ploughshares
I sink our battleships, spike our guns
: hang a For Rent" sign in every brew
; cry and distillery
: If everybody on earth was a Chris
. tian, there wouldn't have been an
: war in Europe. 1t is because they ar
: not Christians that there was war, ant
= it is because they are not Christian
!. that the trenches were filled with deat
: men and women. So there are non
) of these walls nor all of them withou
this inner wall of Christian characte
a can render the nation or the individua
safe from the assaults which attac
> our souls.
n Babylon failed to build that inne
r wall of religion and she is a mass c
ruins now. Greece, guided with
d grandeur that's never been equaled o
J. surpassed, but she failed to build tina
II wall. Rome was as great in war a
e Greece was in art, but she failed I
Y build that inner wall, and old Gibbo
a viii tell you in bis history of her ''Dt
$ cline. and Fall' where she is today.
l. Jerusalem failed to build 1.-THE
s spat in the face of Jesus, they stone
d Him, they put a crown of thorns o
e His brow. They said. You are
1t devil and they nailed Him on tb
d cross. Jerusalem failed to build thu
inner wall and she's been scattered I
a the four corners of the earth from tina
y day until this Jesus Christ said nc
5. one stone should be left, one on top {
y the other and for nearly 400 years tn
7 star and crescent of the vile, infamous
IS rotten, low-down licentious, bloot
1t thirsty cutthroats of Turkey have bee
waving over Jerusalem.
Must Build
Inner Wall
E. What is the matter? Oh, she faile
r to build the inner wall-down sh
70 went. All right! l won't allow an
Or man on Gods earth beneath the Star
p and Stripes to manifest more loyalt
I and more love for his country than
ID do. But, sir, if we fail to build thu
wall-there is the history of Babylo
r and Greece and of Rome and Jerus
n lem, my friends, as a warning to yo
1t We can stamp on our coins, Il
Of God We Trust" and sing, My Coul
OF try 'Tis of Thee" but it won't say
in us from going down, if we sheer an
is mock God, and become independent
lie the Lord-no, sir! Nothing und,
nf Heaven will ayar Sava ne