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4 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1922 SIS SEIENCE FDS CHRISTIAN LIFE BEST Pastor Cites "Voices From the Road-Side" The Sermon at the Winnetka Con- gregational church last Sunday morn- ing dealt with some of the voices being heard to-day in advocacy of the Christian way of life but coming from unexpected sources. Mr. Richards said in part: Biology Preaches "One road-side voice is that of bi- ology. It is really an astonishing con- versation. Biology and Christianity were long supposed to be hopelessly opposed. Careful reflection has for most people removed this feeling of opposition. And then biology has gone right forward into new fields. From the work of a filing clerk it aspires to that of production man- ager. Now in the persons of many of its leaders it is actually talking the language of the New Testament. One of its recent writers has declared that eugenics is just the projection of the golden rule down the stream of pro- toplasm, that the state has never yet discovered more than half of Chris- tianity and to the part that applies to the living it must add the part ap- plicable to the more numerous unborn, that Jesus proposed more abundant life for them as much as for any- body and that if he were here to-day he might say, "Do unto the born and the unborn as you would have the born and the waborn do unto you." Biology has donned the cloth and climbed the pulpit and begun to preach. Unselfishness Brings Health "But perhaps the clearest new voice from the road-side is that of psychology. It is not too much to say that modern psychology has dem- onstrated that the human organism, brain and nerves and muscles and organs, is actually constructed for the Christian way of life and for no other. It will not run on any other plan so well. Selfishness and intro- spection mean mental and physical disorder, weakness, fatigue and futil- ity. The very laws of Jesus are written into your constitution, built into your nature. The unselfish care for the welfare of others is the only sure foundation of health and hap- piness. Psychology "Gets Religion" "I am not now quoting the sayings of moralists or of religionists. These are the calm conclusions of psycho- logical science derived from exhaust- ive investigations of the human mind and the study of thousands upon thousands of unhappy, nervous, dis- tracted persons. There is a moral and a spiritual stimulus in the new psy- chology like bugles going by. Fear and anxiety and -self-pity are ruled out by it as sternly as by Jesus. In its own way it cries out that he who finds his life shall lose it and he who loses his life shall find it, and over its laboratories and clinics might be written his words, "Thou shalt love thy God and thy neighbor as thyself. Seek first the Kingdom of God." "Psychology has been converted. It has 'got religion'. It has joined the church. It has entered the ministry. It has begun to preach the gospel of the Master's way of life." Citizens Witness Memorial Tree Presentation Event A large representation of citizens attended the Armistice Day Memorial Tree presentation program at Sheri- dan Road and Wiilow street last Sat- urday. The ceremonies were conducted by the Chicago chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, who made the presentation. Mrs. John Orson Bar- ber, Winnetka leader and active in D. A. R. circles, had a prominent part in the program. The village, various civic organizations and the Winnetka Post of the American Legion partici- pated in the activities. Look to Your Eyes g------ i 2 Beautiful Eyes like fine Teeth, |f | are the result of Constant care, |[}~ The daily use of Murine makes ka Eyes Clear and Radiant. Enjoy- | able. Harmless. 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Ev. 7467 STUDY BASIC LAW AT MASS MEETING (Continued from Page 1) ernment inspection, certification of products, and the use of railroad ter- minal facilities; that the government be urged to take the necessary steps to increase the production of nitrates and other necessary chemical ele- ments needed in agriculture by the completion and utilization of plants already in process of construction, and that in the event of the refusal of Congress to approve such government operation the government be urged to accept the offer which best safeguards this great asset still owned by the people; that continued support be given to the Federal Trade Commis- sion, also to all effective work of the Department of Agriculture and the Department of Justice, tending to pre- vent unfair acts by combinations, in- cluding open price associations, which unduly increase the cost of living; en- dorsement of a thorough governmental investigation of the costs of producing and distributing coal in the United States and the publishing of the re- ports of such investigation. The Convention of the Illinois League of Women Voters, which took place November 14-15-16 in Chicago will be thoroughly reported next week. Francis Payne Mason, Noted Engineer, Is Taken by Death Francis Payne Mason, son of Capt. Frank H. Mason, former American consul general at Paris, died at his home at 567 Ash street, Friday, No- vember 10. He was born in Cleveland, O., April 17, 1872. Since 1907 he has been a consulting engineer, practicing in Chicago. - He is survived by his wife, Erma Coffin Mason, and two sons, Francis Van Wyck and Charles Cof- fin Mason. | You need never crank Your car because of your Battery WESTINGHOUSE BATTERIES HUBBARD WOODS GARAGE uality Must always come before price. "Cheap" often means "poor." Taylor means to carry only those goods that are really good. A good snow shovel is a shovel that is good---for shoveling snow. So if you need any good hardware or household requisite GET IT AT TAYLORS 546 CENTER ST. 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