The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13

nave TO.
lie said Il don't care II you do; |
| want 10 play with my blocks"
That big lobster did get up ana |
shut that door wanted 20 bor- |
row that kid about 10 minutes. !
when got through he would have /
been Ike "Ruster Brown" he
would prefer to stand. Uncnn-
troiled when 8. outlaws when l6.
Judge Fawcett OF brooklyn said
after five years az a Judge, 81 have
sent 400 10 the reformatory and
not one was q member OF the sun
day school"
Not one; so you see what a great
moral force the church and the
Sunday school are. That is why
we are going to the deyll, that is
why America leads the world IN
crime. Think of the millions with
out Jcsus Christ.
In western state 500 inmates
OF the refoTmatOry are between the
ages of Is and 80. Listen TO these
figures, viii you2 Three hundred
oighty-six Of them never attended
Sunday school and one one OF them
was a member OF the Y. M. G, a:
40G had no trade and $50 OF them
wore unemployed when they com
mlted their crimes, 312 OF them
used liquor; 374 OF them smoked
cigarets; 4O4 used tobacco 325 Of
them had not reached the fourth
grade I'm the public schools; only
2s ~ them ever entered high school
and not one OF them ever gradu-
atcd from a high school. So the
greatest moral agencies In the
/ world today are the Sunday school
and the public schools.
Prayer and n Switch.
A woman who was the mother
| OF seven noble sons was asked how
| she ever raised them so success
! fully. She said Il did it with
prayer and n good hickory switch"
/ don't know OF two better in
| pray all the time nor lambast all
( the time; you can't do that. No
sir.
Now, don't believe In licking
the aida all the time and for every
! fracture OF your laws and rules,
| There are homes that need that
| hickory switch hanging around
| handy, and above IL the motto, Il
need thee every hour"
when the devil robs boy the
last thing he takes from him is
what he learned on his mothers
| knee.
Pennsylvania. The first time / ever
preached In what they call the east.
The maladors OF the barnyard are
on me yet and | am proud OF Il.
out In this town I'm Sharon, Pa.
I was going home ono afternoon
across the Shenango river and
looked down the street ana saw
movers wagon. Behind was an
old COW moolng along the inter
tvl.u 20 Il
castle, paying no attention TO the
people from tho steel mills or tho
automobiles going up and down,
and ! looked up and saw a little
spotted calf In the box right behind.
said:
20. that 10 her baby. She PRO
poses 10 know whore that calf is
every minute. She doesn't propose
that anything is going TO divert
her attention.
/ looked across the street In front
OF the fashionable booze Joint
where the bloods of the own used
to go and hit It up, and saw slA
young fellows standing out there
with their hats on the back OF 'hril
. heads. looking like fried eggs
brooches creased so you could
sharpen lead pencil on them
dressed in the height OF fashion, ant
I said;
, II suppose the mothers OF thos'
boys are down at some bridge
whist or literary discussing me, oi
, leaving the dis off. They donl
know where their boys are or dom
, care"
l looked again in n minute ant
, said. "By gosh, l take my hat Of
to the old cow"
Now, II is the nature OF o. chilli
4 ! 10 % hn .sta ar.a n
the Foom and heard a dull crash
, and you looked up and saw youi
little one sprawlng on the floor.
Humboldt tells that he founC
parrots In South America, the onll
| living creature that could spenk tn
language of lost and forgotten
0 race, and although tho tench"r
r were dead the pupils remained an,
I they knew the characteristics Of tn,
\ teachers. through the pupils of tp
! parrots that lived to be $50 ye1r
I of age,
2 A friend OF mine sat one dav Fl
his beautiful parlor. He hear,
q laughter in the hall, opened the doc
u and looked out and his little 4.year
10 old boy had gone upstairs ant
c dressed up in his fathers clothes
n The trousers were away down to tn
90 floor, but he had rolled them "a
;. hind, his sleeves hid his hands. n
- had his hat on. II fell down nve
Il his head and rested on his shoulder,
IS and his fathers collar looked like
n horse collar around n midget, an
n his fathers vest touched the flooi
y and he said:
@ '"rhat Is the most solemn pictur
y have ever seen Take him to IN
e photographer and have his pictuT
g taken Just es he !s Tha: tells ~
IS he wants TO be like me-"
SO they took his photo, end whe
II he left home the last thing he pu
Is In his grip was the picture. ami h
p. first thing he took ou; when n
"a would get TO the hotel was the pic
ture He would put Il on the dressa
Il and look at Il. II was the la:
q thing he said goodnight to, ana IN
a first thing that he said good morn
v ing TO. And every time he looke
4 at IL, II seemed to say;
% GO. on. daddy. but be caretl
- where you are going because I n;
following you. ! want 70 be lik
n you"
- Don't shut the door OF the hous
:, and fear the sun will fade n littl
"a patch OF carpet. oh! don't driv
the children into the st-est TO pla