The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-10


gives you an opportunity 10 add a
/ new line ~ beauty and attraction TO
/ your character; 20 find out where
| you are weak and then rectify Il. that
/ gives you ~ chance to build "A new
! character and. make "A new name. I
I love 10 soc a true man.
Suppose ! should go from this city
[ as coUmcgcial traveller TO some
| town where o1r firm has been doing
/ business with @ house tltero for
years We never lost dollar with
| them and I place, Ms usual. a large
| order ~lth that firm and then go
| farther down the street and I find q
young fellow Just starting business
| 1Ic wants TO place large order with
! our firm ! look him up I'm brad
/ streots and R. G.. Dun and find hipn
/ rated low. { 20 back and ask our
/ merchant friend about him and he
says
YOU sell that young fellow all the
goods he wants. be Is a careful. con-
I soryative. conscientious upright.
1 young, business man. his name IL
good as n government bond Tor any
reasonable amount at any bank"
: thank him. I go farther down
| the street and find another man that
wants 10 place large order with our
| firm ! look him up And finS him
high rated. ! go back and ask our
old frloud the merchant;
what do YOU say about him ~
lie says, Keep your gyc skinned
for that fellow; he falls every six
years and the six years viii be up
the first Of May We all keep tab on
him. lie always goes out WITH more
than he went iu with"
Prefer Gods -. II.
which would you rather nc. rated
I high iu tho estimation Of tho peo.
/ pie you know. or would you rather
have no standing I'm tho estimation
OF the people that know your Would
you rather stand AAG on Gods
books and hase- the devil taboo you.
or would yOu rather have an honor
AIRY position iu the devils books and
have God blot your name out? You
say, as any decent man or woman
would
Never nina what the devil would
| say. ! viii stand with God Almighty
! II II takes every drop of blood In my
body, | yill live for Him"
! go to . man and say: How do
| you do" Is he member of "A lodge2
| Yes. 4 Mason? Yes. Been raised
Z from a dead level to n living perpcn-
I diculnr. Yes.
OH / know every one of you Ma
sons have prayed at least once ~
/ y
I the altar and the supreme ruler
prayed aud you repeated after bim
what he told you, You prayed once
every one OF you, prayed once on
the level. didn't you.
How do YOU do" IL he an odd
I Fellow. Yes Does he know the
lesson of David and Jonathan and
the Good Samaritan? Yes
Is no knight of Pythias Yes
| Can he jump? | don't know. lie
4 is true to his lodge. lie will give a
brother his Aand aus share his lard
or with him. Good!
| | like 20 see a man true in bust
ness, | Ike to see a man true to his
| lodge, true 60 hfs vow ls he mar
| ried? Yes True to his wifel Yes
/ sir. He'd stand up and let "a regi-
ment fire at him, every man armed
/ with "a machine gun. he'd put his
/ head on the railroad uagk and let
the Twentieth Century limited pound
1t into jelly before he'd be false to
his marriage VOWS,
| VIII not ask you whether he is
/ Catholic or Protestant, whether he
Is jew or "a Gentle, all l want to
know Is; rs he true to his wife ?"
Yes True to n lodge? Yes. True
In business Yes
oh, True to every emanation OF
truth and yet untrue to Jesus Christ.
the source OF truth.
Tell me why man will be true to
I business, true to the lodge, true to
his wife and yet he viii be false to
Jesus Christ?
Come on, l am asking you for in
| formation, get up II you've got II! l
want to know why
OH. There is about as much con
! ucCupn between some men and Jesus
! Christ a. there Is between man
with a wooden leg and the rest OF
the body OF n fellow.
And you've 30 to have more claims
ON heaven than TIE fact that your
They tell me ybu are an old liar
aud they won't believe you In a court
/ room On stack Of Bibles. Is that
| so?"
II suppose so, Mr.. Sunday, I'm
| Just human. Don't put the standard
| too high for poor weak, struggling
/ humanity
T. 20 to man and say to him:
/ They tell me you are an old thief
and they have To watch you all the
/ time and keep everything out OF your
way. Is that so2"
"l uppose so[ but don't put the
/ standard too high and expect too
much form poor, struggling hu-
manity"
Good Men Resent It.
| go to "A man and say: They
toll me you are an old AdultereT, and
YOU look upon evry woman as a
sort OF divine prerogatiVe with whom
TO -rauty yoEr desires Is that so p"
II suppose so. but don't put the
standard too high, Mr. Sunday
Don't expect too much from poor
struggling humanity"
is thaA the way good men talk
when you to so TO them with charges
derogatory TO their manhood
No! Up rises his blood and his
fists too and he says, - win allow
no man TO sianicr and assassiuate
my character and J demand an apol-
talk.
II l go 20 "a man and say, They
tell me you are on old Episcopallan
or an old Methodist, back slider
Ia that suF"
well, I suppose so but don't ex-
rpect too much from poor, struggling
humanity"
And one time he used 10 pray!
Untrue my friends, TO Jesus Christ.
the source of truth and yet true to