The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-04-24

Truth. and arc not laborinr primari
ny for material KaIn-"for the meat
which psrtnhcth"-bu Tor tho cstrb.
lishment Of tho rcIgn Of righteous
moss on earth.
Let capital and labor got together
In an unseifish desire 10 do the will
of God. and there will no some mon.
tai dividends declared and dIrtribut.
ed. which viii bring about condi'
tions heretofore unknown. and the
conviction will obtain that all men
are created TO live and 10 Let live!
More religion and less selflahness
Will solve every world problem.
UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE.
Under tho ioaycninK Influence ot
Christian Science. the problem Of
universal suffrage n rapidly ap'
preaching realization. but u N not
yet divorced from some pronounced
phases of human rolfIshncas. duo u
q lack Of understanding of mans ro'
iationshIp to God. Christian Science
places no barriers In the way OF
woman's coming into her own. sho
has stood for and she still stands
for tho nohleat. tho puront. and the
beat IN human life. and no ImpeFlous
attitude Of her lordly companion can
reduce her 10 any lower rank.
II was tho puro.mIndcdncas OF n
woman that gave birth. centuries
ago. 10 tho Saviour Of the world II
was the exalted spiritual perception
OF a woman. Mary Baker Eddy. that
a.. La. Is.4A
tho great spiritual discovery Of
Christian Science In that wonderful
companIonpIecc 10 the Bible. "ScI
encc and Health With Key 10 the
Scriptures" One cannot consistent.
ly reflect upon tho part that woman
has ever played In the great human
liarIan. educational. and reform
movements OF the world. without bc-
Ing willing to accord her tho right
TO suffrage.
TEMPERANCE.
Tho demonstration Of Christian
Science will prove 10 be the only
possible solution OF the temperance
problem. because Il scientifically de-
ltroys the individuals mistaken
sense ol pleasure In matter. World
prohibition is not the ultimatum OF
temperance reform. but Il voices the
qulckened sense OF millions who
would do all In their power to save
the world from widespread dcbauch-
cry and crime. The present crusade
against the demoralizing tendencies
of the carnal mind has the unquali.
fled support OF every true Christian
/ - Eat sl.a s.ftI 10
through prayer and demonstration.
the final conquest over all evil.
CONCLUSION.
Christian Scientists have the rep
utatlon OF being n happy people.
They have good reasons for being
so.-they have learned that the
foundation of all true happiness IL
the expression OF divine Love. In
loving their neighbor as themselves.
they have learned look for the
good in their fellow MAJ and to
eschew the evil. In the words OF
Sheridan they
Believe not each accusing tongue.
As most weak persons do:
Bnt still believe that story wrong
Which ought not to be true"
They believe in that wholesome.
constructive right thinking that con-
stitutes practical religion and en-
ables them to do their full duty to
God, to their Leader. TO their coun!
try. and to all mankind. I
In the words OF our Leader. "the
| - N.t. L.. IL
work - work = watch and pray"
tMos. 1900. p. q. Christian -Scient'
lists, therefore. are joyous. willing
workers. In fullest sympathy with
those high ideals which make for a
true Christian democracy. and they
are doing their part to have these
ideals realized In the preservation OF
I righteous government of the peo-
pie. They know thet to work Is to
pray with tho understanding whict
means to maintain a right mental
attitude at all times. Only by 50
doing can they make their religion
practical and meet the worlds great
needs.
Its loyal followers recognize In
Christian Science the demonstration
of true Christianity, and they will
press on In their crusade against all
evil, until Christ shall reign supreme
IN the affections of men. Our be-
loved Leaders prophetic bcnedition
rests upon the hour: "'rhe elements
of earth beat in vain against the
immortal parapets Of this Science.
Erect and eternal, 1t will go on with
the ages, go down the dim posterDs
of time unharmed, and on every
battlefield ris, higher in the estii
nation of thinkers and in the hearts
Of Christians misc. p. 83.l0-t5).