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

CduSe 10 person is permitted TO take !
from near the tabernacle during the
previous week. While the charge is
not compulsory those who do pay the
charge and are given tags for their
machines, are insured protection, be-
streets.
away such a car without first present
ing the stubs.
The cars are to be parked on the
side streets at the same angle that
they are parked on the down town
popularity of the number
/ tired at the call of the children, and
ON the Rosary of Mother, they are
counting another bead.
read an article some time ago, by
a police commissioner of New York,
Arthur Wood, and he said some of
the most remarkable things.
| Somebody had asked the question
on why girls 90 wrong and said it was
q matter of fathers and mothers and
i home rather than economics. Eut the
nearest you can come to it is to say
| that the home life is wrong and the
mother has more to do with the home
making than the father or the brother
/ or the sister; and has more influence
over the girl too. And If you lay the
blame on the mother then you have to
GO back and find why the mother was
unable to do more for the daughter
than she did,.
Mothers Do
| Hard Work.
There is the Woodworking mother
She works her heart out trying to
cook attractive meals and food prices
soaring as if they were tied to the
tails of a kite. And perhaps the
daughter goes wrong because the
mother was so busy she did not have
time to give her attention.
Then there is the iI-tempered,
fauit-fnding mother. Slaps, whacks,
yels and breeds i'll temper Oh! the
daughter in such a home is exposed to
wrong ifIuences outside.
Then there is the delicatessen
mother. She lives in the apartment
Her work is minimized She never
has to build a fire, she spends the
time visiting her neighbors, always
dressed up. Keeps her husbands nose
, to the grind stone 365 days a year, tC
+ keep that little dog. Now she gazes
into the shop window, has to have I
maid to take care of her children, anC
: when the whistle blows she rushes tC
; the telephone, calls up her grocer and
> gets her stuff already cooked. Such
a mother does not make a home.
Then there is the faddist mother
She buys the latest in dresses anC
f hats She wears a velvet hat in Aug
> ust because that is going to be the
r style in October. I got down where
I you live there
: And she thinks all there is to rails
4,
!. &cs. Just matter of symmetry anC
form. Forget it. A home ought t.
# come first. If you put the home sec
( ond the kids will play the second fid
e die all the time.
g Disconnected Mother
n Causes Trouble.
/ Then there is the discontinued
Il mother She does not like her job
/ She fails to make home attractive
J. She is not maternal by nature. Nc
r she does not understand her children
s. Her children are a mere account ir
d stead of the life and the core of he
e existence and if they go straight it i
d fifty-fitty.
is Then there is the unrelisious motF
is err. She has no ideals. Holds up n
o pictures of Love, Service or Sacrifice
|
81 her children. All human nature crave
II something that will satisfy the SOUL.
ID But mothers must not shoulder a
i'd the blame for those irresponsible
re shiftless drunken husbands, onl!
p, coming home to eat and get money. H
t. expects his wife and his children
h do whatever he says all the time.
): But. my friends, these brutes al
suInot always poor. They are sometime
club-going men Seldom see the
1ei children. Eat their meals at the clu
e. get home late at night when ever
body is in bed, get up late in tn
tx morning when the children have goT
at to school. The daughters of sue
I'd homes go wrong-and it is no su
prise.
All simmered down, what makes Il
he girl good? By being educated by h
~, parents; and whenever a baby is boz
"a be sure that it has every mental ar
moral and physical and religious trai
ing in this old world. Therefore, goo
homes and good fathers and mothe
GO for good children.
Home Training
Of Badly Needed
~ The report on most delinquent cir
- shows that there is no home trainin
- on YOU neS0 not De AFRAID IhdJ Sol
~ fellow will kidnap them in the stree
80 | tell you what you need to fear
" that they will be tempted to live
Nv life of sin by promise of fine cloth
w or by easy living; but you do not fl
VI get that all the time you are on t
~ toEoggan slide.
- There is the girl that is the sire
~ walker. She keeps going down a.
. down hill as sure as you live a
nu breathe, and she seems to lose
De sense or shame; and, as rule, VIII
~ a girl starts out in a life of sin a
shame she will remain there until t
end.
'ou Perhaps she is afraid to face Ii
Perhaps she does not care. Perha
I'VE nobody would care to hear her.
on she goes down. She is disco
for aged Now, what comes from not
ass ing taught that all girls are huma
'er, She must have life, she must ha
He light, and she must have joy; and
SITS she cannot have it in her home, S
"a; will get it in dance halls, cabarets
hat these houses of sin.
yer Prostitution is the oldest protest.
md in existence, and it will never
der stamped out until the hearts of N
We and women have been changed by I
gospel of Jesus Christ. Public ser
is ment can help some.
These vital diSagreeable subie