The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-19

| tho use of telling my boy not to be
/ como ciearet fend when his dad
goes around the house smoking
know your work is ono monoton-
Gus grind heard q wcaricd
/ mother say II get so tired looking
at the same old dishpan tnrc.
times a dnvfr
Somv OF you who live OFT OF the
/ dellcatesscu shops. don't.
\ friend W mine was in town
/ ouC time aud they were erecting y
magnificent church aud he stood
out there watching them lifting tho
huge blocks ot granite and he be
/ came intcrrstcd I'm what sort of mo-
I tive power they employed. So he
stepped around to the walls and
there he saw an old horse that had
a hind hoof worn or straight. and
hc telt Ike saying. "Old fellow.
your work is mouotouous. but if
YOU could SOC that you are helping
huiId one uf the greatest building 81
that Is going to- do the world an
much good. you would prant7
around here"
Mother Leads Army.
And In the office which is given
tn YOU as mothers YOU are doing a
wonderful thiug
Then I learned another lesson.
too, OF a mothers great power
There IS power I'M mothers hand.
aud by leading her boy right she
headed Gods great army
by faith Moses was come to years.
when 81 hc refused TO become
the son of pharoah's daughter and
to enjoy the pleasures of sin for
season. There Is something for YOU
some of you old card playing. bccr.
gu2zliug. champagne fizzling crowd.
That is something for you think
about by faith Moses when he
was como TO years refused 60 be
called the son Of pharoah's daugh-
ter and the daughter uagged and
begged him and said. Lot ne call
you my SON.
II he had allowed himself 10 be
called the son Of Phoroh's daugh-
ter. he might have worn tho crown
~ Jewels of Egypi and sat ON che
throne OF Egypt but ne could not do
that and ,cad Gods chosen people
out Of Egypt to the promised land
II he had allowed himself to bo
called the son Of pharoah's daugh-
ter he never would have been
Moses, he would have been an EEyp-
tiau mummy.
lie could notsbc Moses ana Pha
roah's daughters son, too. So he
made his choice.
You cannot serve tho dcvil aud
the Lord, too; you cannot be a
druukard and 20 TO Heaven, too. |
going TO do.
Now, whoro did Moses got his
faithi lie got II from his ma.
why Ills mother taught him at
her knee and she said. Honey /
am your ma"
And 40 when Pharoah's daugh-
ter said BE my SON" no said !
"Nothin' doin.'
Where did hc get his nerve. girls. |.
to say, Excuse me, please To the /
pleasures and sins of Egypt? You .
bet your life he got Il from his 1.
mother. That Is the reason he stood T.
pat.
Moses was learned in all tho Wis |
dom of Egyptians. He read IL but |
IT did not hurt him for ho was not /
concerned with Il.
Train up a child In tho way IL /
should go and when 1t is old II will /
not go far from IT,"
I think the Roman Catholic .
church IS right when It says. Give |
us the child until IT is ~ years old |
aud we do nUt care who has n after I
that" Tho Catholics are not los /
ing any sleep oV0r fear of losing
grown up men ana women from
their membership. They have
shown us the only sensible way TO
reach tho masses, and that is by
reaching the children and getting
them started right.
You get the boys and girls to live !
right and the devil will hang crepe |
on their door, bank his fires. and |
Hell will be for rent before the /
Fourth OF July.
Moses was able TO choose with the I
people Of God because his mother |
was taken out Of the brickyard to |
guide him. Egyptian knowledge |
could not run him because his moth
er's hand was on his head and he
fore ne found out anything about
the White Way about the speedy
bunch. he found out that his old |
mother had tho old time religion.
That is the first thing ne learned