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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-20
How She Discarded
UnSighfly Complexion

How often ! exclaimed as I beheld my
ugly compleNlcn in the mirror. ~ ] only
could tear ot this old skim And DO YOU
know, I've learned how 90 do that very
thiugi Not 70 actually remove the entire
skin all " sudden; that would be too
heroic a method and painful, too I imagine.
The worn cut cuticle comes Off in such tiny
particles, and % gradually requiring about
ten days 70 complete the transf0rmHtiOs-
it doesn't hurt bit Day by day the
beautiful complexion underneath comes
forth. Marvellous No matter how muddy.
rough. blotchy or aged your complexion. YOU
can surely discard Il hy this simple process.
Just get an ounce OF ordinary merc0liIed
wsS al your druggists apply nightly Ike
cold cream, washing lt of mornings.
Ny wrinkles | got rid OF by sn equally
simple method BY dissolyine sa ounce Of
powdered ss1olite in half-pint witch hazel
aud bathing my fGce in the solution, every
line completely disappeared. First the finer
lines. finally even the deem crows feet van.
ished sntirsly.-Mona Morrow In Town Tat.
tier.
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own feet, to speak his own message,
without dictation from monarch or
eoclcsiastic, and responsible wholly
and alOno 10 his God. Whenever We
get universal peace Il will be through
the grace Of God In the hearts OF
mcn-not through the Hague tribunal
or the sophistries Of theological dig
uitaries. There is little in common
between the real church OF JJsus
Christ and the spurious limitations
that 70 by that name. The only hope
for lasting peace on earth is I'm the
rod out Of be stem Of Jesse"
No Compromise
over against this prevalent religion
Of compromise church swallowed
mp by worldllness-the religion Of
Jesus Christ shines out I'm brilliant
contrast over against this compla-
cent ecclesiasticism of the age II Is
set as the true witness Of reconcilia-
tion between God and man. Those
Ike Jesus whom the temples turned
out as irreligious and heretical, those
who could not be bought with prom
iscd advantage In this world or the
next, those slain before the altars
where they would not kneel-these
the they whose testimony 90 religion
is written In their blood and they
stand today as the hope Of the ma
tions for a reawakening Of the fol-
lowers OF Jesus Of Nazareth 60 pro-
mulgate the message OF uniycrsa
brotherhood and universal peace.
The Church i'm America
And while we are bemoaning the
decadcnce of the church in Europe
fallen from It's divine origin 60 be-
come the playthlnR Of kings and the
apologist Of militarism. let MS take
a look at things on this side OF the
Atlantic. Let US not boast that we
have kept bright the light while
Europe has allowed It 10 fade True,
we have not kings and potentates to
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-20

contend with but our churches are
not free from tho blighting dom
nance Of money and social cmincnce.
Tho church here is stiIl too often n
compromise with convenience. and
wealth and social position exercise
altogether too much influence The
gospel Of Jesus IS for the poor and
lOWly as well as for the rich and
mighty for the simple as well as for
the wise, for the unrctined as well as
for the cultured Let us beware that
We do not invite the terrible penalties
that have been visited on the slumber-
ing churches OF Europe for II the
churches Of America allow the light Of
the gospel to be submerged In the
flood Of worldly y-mindedness-if the
cross of Christ Is obs'ured by the
mighty dollar-the results will come
surely and with terrific force.
wake Up
Now IN tho Christmas season, com
memorating the birth Of the Prince OF
Peace. IS a good time TO pause and
take stock Of ourselves. Are we fight
ing the good fight we keeping
the faith2 Or have we allowed com
mercial interests. political intrigue,
social prejudloes or selfish consldera-
tions to cloud our view Of the truth
as Il IS In Christ Jesus2 Is the church
Inclined TO compromise with the
world. 10 seek It's own advancement
by alliance with the powers Of evll2
Then II IS time to wake up. shake off
the incumbus Of worldllness. and to
know nothing henceforth but Jesus
Christ and him crucifled That is
the one thing that brings men to-
gether as brothers OF one family and
puts a stop to wars and jealousies
People will quarrel over thology, over
creeds. over forms and ceremonies;
but when IL comes to the blood Of
Jesus that clcanseth from all sin. they
ere one So we may grow mp toward
that glorious day toretold b. the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-20
7THIIE SUNDAY SCHIOOL LESSON

BY BEN NEWSOAE

! Lesson text Isaiah 1l:1-10.
Now that we are near the Christ
mas season, the reminder of Peace
on earth, good win to men," we turn
aside from the regular course Of les
sons to get a glimpse Of the prophets $
vision of an era when all is peace and
good will, when happiness and harm
lessness are universal among all liV-
| ing creatures, and the Prince OF Peace
| Himself is enthrOned in HIS holy
mountain. We talk Of peace very
| lightly, as something that Is n mat
ter of course, without realizing what
peace Is or what great changes are
necessary in human affairs before It
can be realized. Excepting our little
furry in cuba and the Philippines,
and they were too brief and too dis
tant to affect the even tenor Of our
lives, this generation has grown up In
ignorance Of the conditions accom-
panying and succeeding a state OF war.
Some Of our older citizens know what
war means, but their number Is fast
diminishing. Just now, however while
we as q nation are at peace with all
mankind, yet the shadow Of the great
struggle I'm the old world Is hanging
over us, and all are intensely inter
ested IN whatever points the way TO
the end of warfare and the establish
ment of world wide peace.
">hall Not Hurt Nor Destroy"
The prophet paints a vivid picture
OF this coming era Of peace, when not
only man ceases TO slay his brother,
but even the beasts Of the field have
forgotten their bloody instincts and
the vipers OF the ground have lost
their ylndictiveness, Here all living
creatures are dwelling together with
out enmity or fear Of harm, and the
conditions Of the Garden Of Eden are
restored to the world. But what has
caused this great change What
closed the lions mouth and deprived
the adder Of his sting? What influ-
ence was powerful enough TO change
the nature rot only Of the human
family, but OF all living creatures as
well? 1t was not any evolution Of
human civilization, for the tendency
OF enlightenment and progress has
been 10 render people restless Of re
straint and hungry for greater con-
quests. IT was not science, for the
greatest inventions OF the ages have
been more to destroy human life than
to preserve II. 1t was not any product
OF human thought or energy, for all
such efforts 10 improve humanity have
only led to the upbuilding Of one sec
ton Of the race at the cost Of some
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other section. II was not what we are
pleased to call theology" for the
question Of religious belief has caused
the shedding OF more blood than any
other cause except the interest Of
commerce. No, the prophet does not
ascribe this revolution to any human
effort, but there shall come forth n
rod out of the stem Of Jesse" one on
whom the spirit of Jehovah shall rest,
We can have all The Hague tribunals
we please, but until the spirit and
purpose Of Jesus Christ becomes the
dominant motive Of human thought
and action 1t is idle to talk Of uni
versal peace. only when men learn
that the fear Of Jehovah" is greater
than their personal ambitions or ra-
cial preJudicos win there be any hope
Of bringing about a disarmament of
the nations When the earth shall
be full Of the knowledge Of the Lord,
as the waters cover the sea" then
they shall not hurt nor destroy I'm all
my holy mountain"
The Phantom OF World Peace.
There IS a great deal of absurd
chatter now about world peace" the
disarmament Of the nations, arbitra-
tion, federation, and other visionary
~ ll'll|'o ANl NN4ll i'AAA~1 AlA' NN''''tA 'ii
Of war There are many sincere, but
mistaken, souls who think they would
be doing God 8 service II they could
find a way to stop the slaughter now
going on in Europe. This is Just
about as sensible as applying pain
killer on the outside of an liberated
tooth-the underlying cause remains
untouched and grows more potent for
trouble with every day that passes by.
1t is idle to propose a truce, to sug-
gest arbitration, to preach disarma-
mont. No measure looking toward
peace can be permanently successful
until people learn the spirit of the
Master, recognizing the brotherhood
Of man and the fatherhood of God
No edetS, no truces, no arbitrations, no
federations will ever do more than
patch up q temporary remedy-the
old sore will break forth again in
more virulent form. God moves IN
mysterious way" and He makes the
wrath OF men to praise Him. ont Of
all this blood and turmoil a merciful
Father will, in His own way and His
own time, lead the race up to higher
and better things; but until the ma
jority OF human beings have been
born again" into the kingdom OF
heaven and are able 10 sink their
selfish desires in & concern for the
general good of humanity. all our eff
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prophet when they shall no more
hurt nor destroy" when the wolf and
the lamb. the leopard and the kid.
the lion and the calf. shalt dwell In
peace together-"and little child
shall lead them"
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Make This An
Electrical
Christmas

And settle the Help Question
once and for all. You will
not have to bother with un-
rchahle heln il Won will use
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-01-14
A CH|LO'S LAXATIVE
IS SYRUP OF FIGS
Made from fruit-Can't harm tender
stomach, liver and bowels.

If your little ones tongue is coated,
it is a sure sign the stomach, liver and
bowels need a gentle, thorough cleans
ing at once. When your child is cross,
peevish, listless, pale doesn't sleep,
eat or act naturally; if breath is bad,
stomach sour, system full of cold,
throat sore, or if feverish. give tea
spoonful Of california Syrup of Figs"
and in few hours all the clogged-up
constipated waste, sour bile and undi-
gested food will gently move out of
the bowels, and you have a we'll, play
full child again.
Sick children needn't be coaxed to
take this harmless fruit laxative"
Millions of mothers keep it handy be-
cause they know it's action on the
stomach, liver and bowels is prompt
and sure. They also know a little
given to-day saves a sick child tomor-
row.
Ask your druggist for 50-cent bot
+le Of "California Syrup of Figs"
which contains directions for babies,
children of. all ages and for grown
ms Mainly on the bottle. Beware of
opunterfaits sold here. Get the genu-
tna made by california Fig Syrup
ror,nany" Don't be fooled!
advertisement
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-01-14
PALLADIUM ESSAY
WRITERS POPULAR
Farmers at Purdue Interested
in Discussion of Wayne
County Boys.
1000 ATTEND LECTURE

LAFAYETTE, ind.,n Jan. t4.-To-
day was corn growers day at the
twelfth annual Farmers Short Course
at Purdue university, and the three
Wayne county boys, attending the
meeting as guests of the Richmond
Palladium, by virtue Of their excel
lent, essays on seed corn selection,
were among the distinguished guests.
They were the objects of marked
attention and many old farmers who
for years had titled the soil of
Indiana listened with interest to what
the lads had to say regarding the best
method Of choosing seed for bumper
crop.
The boys are Francis Curtis, OF
Whitewater, Dewey c. Helms. of Cen
terville, and Clyde Townsend, OF
Economy Never before has SO much
enthusiasm been seen in agricultural
education as at today's session. and
the fact that Wayne county was here
with large delegation with three
boys showing that Eastern Indiana s
biggest and best newspaper is active
ly assisting the farmers in spreading
the gospel of bigger crops, added zest
to the discussions.
Everybody Interested
themselves to the tasks allotted them
and found profitable pleasure in learn
ing new methods of solving farm
problems.
The annual meeting of the Indiana
gether some of the leading farmers OF
Indiana. President Stone, Prof
George I. Christie and Prof. j.. H
Skinner all cordially welcomed the
visitors After the presidents ad
dress, Dr. W. ]. Spillman Of the office
of farm management of the United
States department Of agriculture
spoke, and then DR.. T. N. Carver, OF
the rural organization service at
Washington, delivered an address on
Reorganization of Rural Interests"
American agriculture is badly or
ganized," he said, because there are
SO many farmers (six and half mil
lion); because they live so far apart
because their business brings them
more Intimately in contact with ma
ture than with men; because our pub.
lie lands were distributed in an ex,
tremely individuanstic basis.
The early settlers were driven
into a kind of cooperation by over.
whelming needs such as defense, roads
and schools, log rolling, barn raising
etc. But the present tendency is to
take even roads and schools out OF
the hands of local neighborhoods
New needs are arising which call for
a higher and more cohesive form OF
organization than was required in the
frontier days, such as marketing OF
farm products, purchase of supplies
agricultural credit. improving produc
ton, improving rural sanitation, rura
recreation, rural Identification anC
tightening the woman's work on the
farm"
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write their names on prayer list to
lay before God.
Prays For Change.
1.-THE world doesn't care about your
soul, Go ahead. Pile up your gold.
Drain all this world OF riches. of fame,
Of honor, of pleasure and renown ano
at last when you have played your
last card, gone to your last theatre, at
tended your last dance. drained your
last cup of worldly pleasure dry, made
your last dollar, and your time has
come to die, if you have lived without
God, and that is all you have you Will
be compelled to write Failure" across
the pages of your life. What good will
it do to a man to be rich, or to gain
political honor, fame or honor or
worldly pleasure and renown II the
price he has to give for 1T be his I'M
mortal soul?
THE world does not care for your
soul. The business man does not care
for your soul. All he sees in you is
customer All he cares for you is your
trade and that your money goes into
his till. The politician does not care
for your soul. All he cares for is your
support. He flatters you today that
he may seduce your vote tomorrow
and then, if elected to office, you can
go to the devil or anywhere else you
please so far as he is concerned.
Cares For Soul.
But don't think that no one cares
for your soul care for your soul and
will do my best to save you from hell.
If l did not care would / stand here
night after night and preach until
am ready to drop in my tracks? Men
go to hell not because they are sin
ners but because they do not repent
of their sins. I'd rather in the end have
standing room in heaven than own all
this world
Yes you will win in your race for
money. You will win in your pursuit
of pleasure. You will win in your con
test for fame. You will win in your
worldly ambitions, but winning lose
your own soul"
90 Cod" he said in the closing pray
err: "You know the sleep almost for
sakes our eye-lids, o God it almost
breaks us down our interest In these
souls. We pray, o Lord Jesus. that
these Christian people may stand fol
me and help me better than they did
Sunday night. May they hurry to the
unsaved and bring them to Christ.
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AUDIENCE APPLAUDS
AS WAR VETERANS
CONTINUED from Page One.)

pit of hell. O., Why are you so indif-
ferent! Now is the great opportunity
to speak with these about their souls.
This tabernacle campaign gives you
an opportunity that will not return to
you for twenty-five years.
1T is a mistake to suppose that peo-
pie don't like to be talked to about
their souls salvation. They do! They
are always crying, mo man careth for
my soul! Why doesn't some Christian
come and lead me into the way to
heaven! Where you will find one little.
dried up, Insignificant fellow who will
resent it, I can find ninety-nine big
stalwart, dandy men, who will welcome
1T. Why should we stop our personal
work because Of that one little dried
up wretch? Leave him alone and let
him go plumb to hell II he won't lis
ten; he's going there anyhow.
Parents Are Indifferent.
How many Of you parents have
been talking to your children? One of
the weaknesses of Richmond is that
fathers and mothers seem so indiffer-
ent to the salvation of their children.
Some Of you parents won't wake up
until your children are lost in hell.
Some Of you Sunday School teachers
won't get awake until your classes
have gone to perdition! Don't you hear
them saying. mo man careth for my
soul 0 why will you be SO indiffer-
emit"
IF had a boy eight years Of age
and he had never heard his daddy
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-01-14

voice in prayer or pleading l would
leave for Chicago tonight and rest not
until l had seen him saved into the
Kingdom You Christians are betray-
ing Jesus Christ by your silence. No
wonder people lose faith in the church
when they see your Indifference
Presents Alternatives.
'Its heaven or hell for every one OF
you in this audience tonight. Heaven
or hell, There is nothing between.
You can talk all you want to about
Washington GLADDEN. and his New
Theology but that won't save you. Last
year neither Universalists nor Unitar-
ians gained an inch but 1,275,0 were
taken into the evangelical churches.
With all your morality and righteous
ness if you have not made public
confession you are lost Do you hear!
Say! Do you hear? You are lost!
''The words of my text were carried
out by David when he fled a fugitive
with a price on his head. Many n
young fellow is out in the world to-
night, far from home and loved ones
as was David, crying No man careth
for my SOUL
1--WE live in an age of haste. Millions
in our great centers are crowded off
the track by close competition and
superior sagacity. And when the last
star of hope sets, they suicide rather
than attempt the ascent of the height
again. I am not surprised at the num-
Der of suicides; l am surprised at the
fewness Of them. But ] am impressed
with the fact that God speaks and
wants to speak to these despairlng
souls through the church.
God Has Been Patient.
God has been patient with you all
these years. God pity you for turning
deaf ear to His cry. One Of these
days He will speak 80 loud He'll star
tie you. Many a man is now singing
the JOY songs in heaven that would
have been weeping in hell had not
God backed hearse up at his door
God sometimes finds it necessary to
place man on his back in order tc
get him to thinking about his soul. 1t
/ is now easy to scorn and reject saliva.
ton but when you are face to face
with the Judgment you will wake up
There are hundreds and thousands
here who never will be saved unless
they are saved in this campaign
Earth, heaven and hell are interested
in this service.
What about your boys? What about
your girls? Can you go home tonight
and look them in the face and say
We have lived right before you. We
| have done our best to lead you tC
F.! Cod Could you stand before the bal
of God and say that you are free Of
their blood.
"The trouble is we fail to realize
| that without Jesus Christ, men anG
women are lost Mother! if your boy
was condemned to die you would bring
all the influence you could bear upor
the governor and the pardoning board
to save his life. Yet your boys and
girls are in danger of hell and yor
never bend your knee in prayer OF
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Tabernacle
happenings

The big chorus last night sang 1.-The
Fight Is On" Battle Hymn Of the
Republic" America" Star Spangled
Banner" Miss Ada Page sang a solo,
Little Brass Buttons; the double
male quartet sang Never Mind the
Kicker" The Sunshine chorus sang
oen song.
I'VE appreciate very much the atti-
tude OF both papers," said Evangelist
Honeywell.
Mr.. McComb tells me the men at
the Reliance foundry are one of the
dandiest lunches Of fellows he has
ever seen," said Mr.. Honeywell.
The crisis of the campaign will come
today and tomorrow, In the opinion of
the evangelistic party.
Prof Clase was encored after sing
ing THE Old Flag Never Touched the
Ground" He waved a large flag about
his head as he sang.
Rev. Honeywell spoke very highly
OF the activity of the Central Chris
tan church.
While the chorus sang the Flag
Song a bugler in the rear of the
tabernacle responded to each verse.
Many complained Of the cold last
evening At the close of the sermon
the thermometer registered Ga de-
grees.
Rev. Honeywell spoke of the ex-
perience of the Rev. Houser of Eaton,
who says the 1913 converts received
at the campaign there fourteen
months ago are still active in church
work.
During the after meeting Rev. Hon
eywell announced that Melville Trot-
ter will be here one evening.