Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 37, Number 195, 20 June 1912 — Page 4

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Heart to Heart .Talks. By EDWIN A. NYE.

SCIENCE OR FAITH? Speaking at the memorial meeting to the Titanic's dead, William J. Bryan said: "Let no man bring to my deathbed for my consolation Darwin's 'Descent of Man.' Rather let my friends read to me the Twenty-third Psalm, The Lord is my shepherd.' " Which would you prefer? On the one hand there Is science, which tells you that you are descended from a spineless, stomacbless, soulless, thing called a germ; that from that germ you were evolved by "some fortuitous concatenation of circumstances" into what you are. And science comes mighty near proting it But Where does such a belief land you? Simply and merely in six feet of ground or, like the victims of the Titanic tragedy, in fathoms deep of sea water. There is no semicolon written after your name, not even, a comma, only a period. Death ends yon. You are carrion flesh and nothing more. You are no better, only more highly organized, than a brute. 1 You go down on the deck of your Titanic. There is a groan, a bubble, and that's all. No hope afterward! Does not the prospect revolt you? It fails to satisfy so thoughtful a man as William J. Bryan and you. Because it Is unjust. There must be an evening up of things compensation. If there isn't a future life, you say. there ought to be. And because there ought to be somewhere a consummation of your loftiest hope, a fulfillment of your highest desire, a satisfaction of your noblest yearnings, you scorn the philosophy that bids you "eat, drink and be merry, for tomorrow you die." It falls short. It falls to meet the demands of your selfhood; it is contrary to every instinct of your spirit And so when death puts us face to face with reality we turn away from the hypothesis of science and look up to pur Father. "Faith sees the glimmer of a star, and listening hope can hear the rustle of a wing." Who Is strong enough to shut the door on the starry outlook and close his ears to the rustle of the angelic host? Let science gnaw her file. Sbepherdless and weary, the child of God wants to be led beside the still waters, to lie down In green pastures, to feel as he walks through the shadow of the valley that "thy rod and thy staff they comfort me."

1 VIS1T1HG IS A BORE

You Have to Act "Real Pleasant" Whether You Want To or Not, and Be Entertaining When You Don't Feel Like It.

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This Is My 65th Birthday

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ncrariT i. MMmc. Dr. Henry C. Mabie, for many years corresponding secretary of the American Baptist Missionary Union, was born in Belvidere, 111., June 20, 1847. He was graduated from the University of Chicago in 1868 and from the Baptist Theological Seminary in Chicago in 1875. After entering the Baptist ministry he held pastorates in Rockford, 111., Brookline, Mass., Indianapolis, St. Paul, Minneapolis and several other cities. He was an active worker in the cause of Baptist foreign missions and in 1890 he was made corresponding secretary of the American Baptist Missionary Union. In the same year he was commissioned to make a tour of Asiatic missions, visiting japan, China and India, and afterward touring Egypt, Palestine and the continent of Europe.' CONGRATULATIONS TO: Helen M. Gould, who devoted to charitable purposes some of the millions left by her .father, the late Jay Gould. 44 years old today. Francis E. Warren, United States

I senator from Wyoming, 6S years old I today.

Robert C.rOgden, New York merchant and philanthropist, 76 years old today. Sir Charles Hardinge, Governor-Gen-

icral of India, 54 years old today. ' Alexander Wlnton. a pidneer inventor and maker of automobiles, 52 years old today.

BY ESTHER GRIFFIN WHITE. Everybody knows "how to act" nowadays. If they don't all they have to do is to consult those elegant journals of morals and manners sent out monthly from various metropolises in which it Is all set forth. You can attend a luncheon in Podunkville where there are as many different kinds of forks and spoons as you'll find at the Warldorf. And Phyllis knows exactly the time to permit a chaste kiss upon the cheek. To say nothing of how to manage a man though married. It is very wrong, of course, to do many things. But, on the other hand, it is very right to do many others. And always treat father well because he pays the bills and be sure, too, to keep a register of every undocketed emotion and hand it to mother on Saturday night. Young wives, of course, must know how to order cheap cuts so they will really seem to be turkey on toast or pate de foie gras. It is so easy to fool a man. All you have to do is to roll it in cracker crumbs, add a whiff of lemon juice, stir well and put In a paper bag. Then He will say "My dear, how delicious mother hasn't got a patch on you. I always did love chicken pie." "That isn't chicken pie," murmurs the beautiful young wife, dressed neatly but plainly and yet in a way irresistibly to remind him of the time he kissed her under the old "apple-tree. "Well whatever it Is, its good," he says loyally. "It tastes like ambrosia and honey all rolled into one come hither, darling, so we can hold hands the while I masticate." With which the beautiful young wife, clad neatly but simply, rushes round the table and plays a leading role in a matrimonial tableau. Just then the lilac spotlight burned. And the clock scored heavily for marriage. What really happened was probably this

"What in thunder is this d er confounded mess," says Jack pushing the plate rudely against the sugar-bowl. "Its its a recipe I got out of the Morning Bluffer," murmurs the yoilng wife hot and disheveled. "It tastes like you flnished it out of the garbage pail," says M'sieu Brute. "They always told me it would be this way," quivered the beautiful young wife beginning to cry. "Who's 'they?'" returns the Brute, "and what 'way!'" "All of 'em. They said the minute you got married you would find out. They said" "I don't care a blankety blank what they said or who said it. Stop crying it makes your nose red. I hate a woman with a red. nose." With which he rises and flings out the door. "Oh, where are you going?" she cries despairingly. "Oh, he is going to kill himself!" "Don't worry," says M'sieu the Brute sticking his head through the door, "I'm just going down town to get a good square meal -maybe it'll kill me to eat it so long since I had one." "Don't you think you are too realistic?" asked the cynic. "Certainly not," said Sal. "I'm writing this for young graduates and I want to rub it in. I want to show 'em what a fate awaits them when the gridiron hero gets down to brass tacks. I want them to see that a well cooked beefsteak goes farther than beautifully embroidered doilies under each plate." "Why don't you get up something original," said the cynic. "You can read that on women's pages any day In the week." "Well, anyway, you can't deny we elected our woman," sweetly smiled Sal. "There was never any doubt of the outcome in my mind when I heard you had entered the fray," deployed the cynic. "Is that a complimenut?" inquired Sal. "Its anything you like," replied the cynic. "And now," said Sal, conning o'er a monthly magazine, "they are telling the young girl how to act when she is a guest." "I wish they'd tell her how to act

when she Isn't," murmured the cynic v.cvlng his cigarette. "There is nothing that is such an infernal bore as visiting," went on Sal.

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the household whether they suit you cr not. You have to eat things you don't want. You have to take rides vhen you'd rather sit on the veranda pnd sit on the veranda when you'd rather be taking a nap in your own room. You have to hold long conversations with the members of the household about whom you don't give a. hang and let the children maul and pummel you when you're all dressed up. "You have to be entertaining. "And," pursued Sal, "if there's one thing I hate its to be entertaining. If people find me entertaining without any trouble on my part, all right and veil. But to have to smirk and grimace and ransack round for subjects to talk about and look interested and tl row expression into your eyes and pretend to laugh when people think they're funny not for me! Nay, nay " "What! Wouldn't you try to entertain a man?" "Not I," cried Sal, "there be those that do. Most women wear themselves cut trying to be entertaining to men. You'll see it every place. Keyed up to tne highest pitch they shriek and howl and chatter and roll their eyes, and exclaim and the discourse and jolly and flatter " "Oh, Sal not even for ME?" "Sure not besides I find you amusing as it is but if women only knew that they got old faster in the ratio of about five years to one by undermining their muscular and nervous systems trying to entertain the men they'd stop." "Don't tell 'em, then I like to be entertained," whispered the cynic. "But not after they get old." "No give 'em to me young and juicy," cried the cynic. "There you are!" said Sal. "What does it boot getting old being enter-tfi:ning?"

"Your logic is irresistible," admitted the cynic. " "Well, anyway, I hate visiting," went on Sal. "If I want to go any place I go to a hotel. With that as a base you can make sorties and sallies without falling into ambushes under the guise of hospitality. If you don't want to go places with people you know who ask you you can plead engagements or say you aren't certain and that you will if you can and you'll telephone them and all that. "You're perfectly independent." "The dream of the centuries" murmured the cynic. "Besides the majority of people who visit are spongers. They'll pretend to want and come and see you when its really only an excuse to shop or go to the theatre. You'll notice you don't get many invitations to go to their houses in return. When, in your simplicity, you write them to ask if they'll be at home on the 20th, that you thought of running over to see them for a day or so you receive a lovely letter in which they are very sorry but that they are

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Thursday. June 20. Richmond Commandery No. 8, K. T.. meeting of the Denver club. Friday, June 21. King Solomon's Chapter. No. 4, R. A. M. Called Convocation. Work in Mark Master degree.

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leaving on the 19th or the 21st for Timbuctoo some other time so glad if it hadn't been that way "

"Yes, some people will do anything to sidestep a hotel bill," 6aid the cynic. "Even visiting their relations."

' THIS DATb 7V HISTORY

JUNE 20. 1756 "Black Hole" of Calcutta horror. 1798 Major Daniel McCook, the father of nine sons who distinguished themselves in the civil war, born in Canonsburg, Pa. Killed in battle July 21, 1863. 1837 Death of William IV. and accession of Queen Victoria. 1849 Jared Sparks inauguarted prtiident of Harvard College. 1862 City of Mexico surrendered to the Juarists. 1863 Inauguration of the State government Of West Virginia took place at Wheeling. 1866 First issue of the Philadelphia Public Ledger. 1876 Santa Anna, famous soldier pnd president of Mexico, died. Born Feb. 21, 1795. 1900 Baron von Kcttler, German minister to China, murdered by a mob in Pekin.

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Administrator's Sale OF MEAL ESTATE Saturday, June 22, 19112 At 2 O'clock P. M. on the Premises The three following pieces of real-estate, all a part of lot No. 15, in Oliver Kinsey's addition to Richmond, and located one block south from Main street on the east side of South West Second street in West Richmond: . No. 1. Property at No. 101 South West 2nd street, consisting of a good, two story, five room frame dwelling with lot 35 ft. front by 82 y2 ft deep. No. 2. Property at No. 105 South West 2nd street, consisting of a good two story, . six room frame house, with lot 35Vi ft by 82i2 ft. deep. No. 3. One vacant lot, 35 ft. front by 82 y2 ft. deep, lying between the two above described properties. The location of these properties is exceptionally attractive, being only one block from Main street and within ten minutes walk to center of city. Terms of Sale One-third cash in hand, one-third in six months and one-third in twelve months from day of sale; deferred payments to bear 6 per cent interest from date and to be secured by mortgage on real estate sold ; or purchaser may pay all cash. DICKINSON TRUST COMPANY, Administrator of Estate of Harry Minck, Deceased. Henry U. Johnson, Attorney.

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