The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01

the temperature reaches a ceriai.
degree. the light will go on. ana
when IL gets down to a certain H.,
gree. It will go out.
Wonderful Apparatus.
Now. there is that clock reslin,
upon a foundation thIt goes down
my friends. below the river. Then
attached to II, they hayea little mo-
chine with cylinder. On that Ia
piece OF paper, and fastened ON ina,
is fountain pen. AS the'clock ticks
that fountain pen make a utua
mark on this cylinder OF paper.
out yonder stands an otstcrvatorv
one OF the finest in tine Unite,
States, resting upon foundation
that goes so feet down baiow the
bed OF the river. There N expert
men, astronomers with n mlge tel.
escppe, and they sit there and watch
the stars. As the stars go tp. they
push q button and IL records IL with
a fountain pen on another cylinder
down In the basement near this
great master clock.
Then every "a hours. they com.
pare IT, That clock runs one hun
dreth part of n second accurate. II
is absolutely marvellous Then they
compare these two cylinders.
|1f the one made by the tick ~ the
clock is wrong, / mean n It doesn't
harmopize with the cylinder made
lE the astronomers. then the clock
is wrong. The stars are never
wrong. They never try to set the
stars by The clock. but they set The
] clock by The stars.
So they always adjust the clock
to suit the record made on the cyl.
inder by tho stars. They 70 By ths
telescope because the stars are ucS
er wrong.
Say. let me tell yo1i something DO
. you regulate your life by the Bible?
GOD is never wrong You are
. wrong! You arc wrong! God is nev-
er wrongl You adjust yourself and
see what he will do.
, II Jesus Christ were a man and
, only a man, then Of an mankind, I
, would cleave to Him and 10 Him
only. But IL Jesus Christ is God. and
, the only God, | swear I will follow
, Him through heaven and hell and
> earth and sea and air!
, ! find no fault I'm Iesus My great
r est joy will be to lscar my Savior
say. II find no fault with thee"
5 A steamer tied up at her wharf
i'm Detrcit--just came down from
! Toronto. After she had discharged
1 her cargo, a drunken sailor was seen
{ staggering up Woodward avenue.
: lie staggered on and on, up to the
D old White opera house. y.
/ lie said to the lady in the ticket
!. office, AS he reeled back and forth,
e How do you do, lady? Is Jesus
I Christ in here?"
She said, mo sir. but we have His
u picture"
7 Munkacsy's Christ Before PLATE"
was then on exhibition. John wan
: namaker Is the owner.
: In Philadelphia. one Of their
y homes burned lie couldn't get the
= picture out (l is a great monster
! thing), so he cat 1t right out Of tho
= frame with his knife and took the
! picture out that way. 1t is in his
II store in Philadelphia.
II YOU ever go down, go up and
ask him toilet you see IT, lie paid
|, $4,000 for the original OF Mum
y kacsy's Christ Before Plate
The sailor said, Jesus amt
, hereY
! mo" she said. " But his picture is
= here"
He said. Maybe that is what my
ma meant when I left Toronto. She
: made me promise I'd come down
r here and see Him. She said He vas
$ in here. How much Is it?'
" She said, "a quarter" so he
# rea ached down and dug up quar-
y ter.
n She said, do you want a oata-
e log?"
n He said. What is that"
y She told him and he said, yes, |
n might as well get 1t. How much?
"Ten cents" SO nc pulled out q
o dime. and went in. She followed
o him to see what effect painting
z of such grandeur would have upon a
a man of such evident illiteracy ana
sin.
II Find No Fault.
q She said. 'That is PLATE, the Ro'
e man governor"
y lie said, ''Who is that fellow there
Is around there in those blue, red, yell
IT low and green clothes?'
II She said. Those are the Pharisees
that are there to accuse Jesus
\, lie said, who is that fellow thete
is with that spear in his hand ana tha'
thing on his head?' -,.- .
II THAT Is a Roman centurion,
l. soldier. lie is keeping the hIou
e back. They arc trying TO get az de-
" sus to kill Him" It'd
d who is that gang out there ho'u-
1t ing UP their hands, he saIu. --
a. 'Ihat Is the lilObs liI' .r'' -
|. ing. cruelty Him! Cruelty HIM.
"Who Is that fellow standing oI,
e there in the middle, with long har
N and the white dress on and MS hanu'
tied"
d "That Is Jesus"
'e He said. What has He done
"A Nothing" MI,
- lie said, Are they trying 10 put
J, something over on Him3'
is Yes" and then she left nm, In
n She went back in about ten I.',n iar
A. utes, Listen! His hat ana cath,"dd
Ia were on the floor. lie had srapT91' ,,9,,,
the hack of the seat in front or MI, Iio
and buried his face in his hanuS ire
IS was sobbing. Big hot tears "''
Iy dropping down on the tlopr' and
l. she put her hand on his heaa :, 80
said, "What do you think about IL, ~
I. He looked up and wiped nus "a ia
,r and nose with his sleeve ana sntI, ,rSt
Lady, never--I never I,luus lo.,s sd
a ANYTHING about Him have da,n'',tj daI,n.,,rjt
II Him ali my life~ have been ., ,i,n, I'm
ly ali the time, but my ma loEes Esoa,,ss a,.
% and I know lie is all right uevus
Ma likes Him and Hesmade Il.n dsy
/ she is. she prays TO Him eg'a' ritte