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rr -------- December 5, 1925 DISHONEST' CITIZEN SCORED BY RICHARDS Thanksgiving Sermon Sounds Challenge to Observe Funda- mental Law of Land Americans wno wink at the funda- mental law of the land were the target cf the Thanksgiving sermon delivered by the Rev. James Austin Richards at the community Thanksgiving service held at Christ church last week. Mr. Richard's theme was "The Un- named Best" and he based his sermon do not like and advocate that kind of citizenship. The only peril to our WINNETKA TALK . 45 Make Excellent Progress | % ANNOUNCE MARRIagE 3 . . bs p 8 a pO > mar- in Christ Church Canvass | nnouncement 1s ade e Government worth mentioning today is the peril of the lack of citizens of this kind. Beside this peril the threat of the stray communist who dares |to preach communism in the richest and - most contented nation on planet and the threat of any external attack in a world where there is no | first rate power that could possibly af- ford to attack us, both sink into in- significance." The Thanksgiving Day service was this year one of the best attended and most interesting of the whole series. E. Ashley Gerhard, rector of Christ church, and Rabbi Harvey Wessel, the | The service was conducted by the Rev. | ace of Mrs. Sophie Salmen of Win- TT y > > ~ 5" 1 - . r The every-member canvass nol |,etka and Siebert Dietz, Wednesday being conducted in Christ church orning, December 2. Following a g g . . . parish is progressing very satisfac- | wo week honeymoon in Miami, Fla., torily, it was stated this week. Those | will be at home at 688 Center in charge of the campaign for furide PC =~ I! - said that more interest was manifested |in the drive this year than ever before. | The drive will continue for some time | las it is difficult to see all the member. | lof the church within a few days. / | complete report of the campaign is ex | pected next week. on the story that Jesus told of the man | Laphi of the North Shore congrega- | who wanted his two sons to work for - Te---- pl him in the vineyard. One answered, "I will not," but afterwards went. The other answered, "I go," but did not go. He spoke of the harm done by those who profess an idealism to which they do not try to live up and by those who do not profess the idealism to which they are striving to attain. It is harmful to parade one's self as bet- ter than one is, but it is equally dis- honest and cowardly to parade one's self as worse than one is. In con- trast with these two types he com- mended the type that is unnamed in the story--the man who both says "I go" and does. go. Perhaps the most striking applica- tion of these distinctions was to the * present attitude of our citizenship to- wards the fundamental law of the land. After speaking of the sanctity of prop- erty as something written in our Con- stitution he spoke as follows: Scores "Personal Liberty" "If T remember right, there is also something in the Constitution that has to do with drink. It is in the same Constitution as the sanctity of prop- erty, and has an authority equal to the authority of every other part. To ayow our citizenship is to swear al- legiance to all of the Constitution. We say "I go." Do we? In Winnetka, do we? "Better than this attitude is the at- titude which says "I go not" but ac- tually does go. Nevertheless, this at- titude is not the best. If honest people would only stop laughing at petty thievery and treating as clever those who succeed in invading the property rights of their neighbors and in get- ting away with it; if sober people would only try to stop laughing at the antics of the drunks and would stop their infantile twaddle about per- sonal liberty and private conduct be- hind one's own doors and doing some- thing because we are forbidden to do it--as if what they say about personal liberty would not open the doors to theft and murder as well as to drink- ing, and as if all social advance did not come' by the 'surrender of indi- vidual liberty to some higher power that liberty may come back to us in fairer forms; as if private conduct be- hind closed doors was really private when it sends men to the work of the world with their finer powers dulled, and leaves women less fit for the noble function of motherhood; as if doing things because we are forbidden to do them does not mean pure social and political insanity--I say, if only those who go would say they go, the Constitution of the United States would be far safer than it is to-day. Need Honest Citizens "Better than either of these two at- titudes is the attitude that escapes the folly of them both and wears the virtues of them both. It is the at- titude of those who both practice honesty and are not ashamed of it; who both are sober and stand up for sobriety; who obey both what they like in the Constitution, and what they tion. The music was by the Men's and Boys' choir of Christ church un- der the direction of the organist, Mr. Chase. MADE CLASS OFFICER Miss Ethel Jackson, 1195 Asbury avenue, Hubbard Woods, a student at Hamilton college, Lexington, Ky., has been electeed secretary-treasurer of the senior class in the college prepar- atory department. Miss Jackson is a member of the Eta Upsilon Gamma, national sorority in junior colleges. It hears everything The Crosley ee PUP" Genuine Armstrong Regenerative Receiver DOUBLE CIRCUIT A real lo istance radio. Not a toy--Vet so simple children can operate c re you skeptical of ra- dios? 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