On Doing Good for Evil The most discouraging thing about practicing the Golden Rule is that so many- others seem Ham Park never to have heard of it. And usually the result of turning the other cheek to the smiter is to make extra work for the dentist. Consider the case of Tommy Jones who came home from school nursing a black eye. "Just wait — I'll pay Jimmy Smith for this in the morning," he wailed to his mother. "Now, darling," she said soothingly, "you must return good for evil. I'll bake you a nice cake and you take it to Jimmy and say: 'My mother says I must return good for evil, so here's a chocolate cake for you.'" Tommy demurred, insisting that what the Smith kid needed was a good licking, but he finally consented. The next afternoon he came home in a worse plight, and sobbed: "I gave him the cake and told him what you told me to say, and then he socked me— socked me in my other eye and said that if I didn't bring him a cake every day he'll knock my ears off!’