The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-22
A Personal Triumph.

There Ia neither rhyme nor reason In the
publican primary results a slap at the Hard
ing administration. The Beveridge-New con-
head Of the repubucan honysoSbo,d SoatFe,, out tne
way Involved therein.
The Harding administration was not an is
sue, nor was any action OF the administ ton
dragged In as an issue. Former Senator Beve.
ridge did not attack the administration or the
MNarqIns MowI po,,sies Nor ala he assail Senator
Jonathan friendship with President Harding
mat mat goes back to the presidents own happier
''Newberryism" was mentioned in the CAM
paign. but hardly more than mentioned sena-
tor New was criticized because of his stand on
soldier bonus bill. but apparently these mat
ters were never raised to the rank OF issues In
have been an issueless kind Of struggle unheat.
ed, without great bitterness. devoid OF shocks
and clashings
Former Senator Albert ]. ReverIdre uon n
personal triumph In Indiana. In the grapple OF
personalities the more colorful and dramatic
EeveIidse won over the more colorless and
pioddng New. Yes, and the two or three years
or steady work done by Beveridge had count ed
and had renewed his hold upon the rndianians.
Not Tor nothing had he gone up and down the
Hoosier land on lecture platforms and in In.
diana churches-Philadeiph Public Ledger.
How Long Should Sermons Be?
The St. Louis Episcopal vestrymen have de-
clared for the 22-mnute sermon. Apparently
a. a. compromise between those who held out for
20 Incidentally It Is to be noted that the
clergy who were present at the meeting of the
Vestrymen took the opportunity to drive a bar
gain. They acquiesced in the 22-minute ser
mon on condition the vestrymen attend both
| everybody Is satisfied. The vestrymen get the
shorter sermon and the ministers get the larger
congregations.
But what would our ancestors OF the first
nait OF the last century and before say to such
trimming down OF the sermon? They used 10
! go early in the morning listen 10 a two hour
| preliminary discourse. take a recess for lunch.
con ana get the last three hours OF the sermon
IN the afternoon.
Times have changed. The 2e-m,nute plar OF
| - Louis isn't ideal. A minister might have a
| lo.minute idea one Sunday and a 45-mnute
| forced into 22.minute mold Still there's mo
| telling Let's see how 1t works--Kansas CITY
| Star. ''
The defeat OF United States Senator Harry
:; =; New Tor The republican nominee for United
states senator in Tuesdays primary must be at.
| trlouted more 10 a lack of proper organization
man 10 me desire OF the people of Indiana that
ne should no longer represent them in the upper
| mouse or congress Senator New had back OF
| MN me value Of an exceptional record for duty
Wen done. He known and acknowieJsed
| by fellow senator's as one OF the hardest most
| CONSCIENTIOUS workers for the public good in
the rn senatorial body. But In spite OF this fine
| teeoid-a record Of duty and of service FOR
| NJ country-he has met with defeat in a state
| that ought to have known him better Had
torcal power. he probably would have been
| eieeted; even with a weak organization, for then
| ~ ,'N'u IdCtu from one end OF Indiana
20 the other telling of his achievements and fas.
SS,naung tne people with rounded period and
| neautltul English But no was not so endowed
| In place of oratorical ability he was given the
| greater prizes OF sound judgment. desire FOR
naru work ureless energy and deep-seated love
OF country And coupled with these great gifts
| was an unswerving repuhlicansm that held him
| IN the straight path of his party. firmly con.
klhcsd that In that party are the principles best
| Tor the country. The people OF Indiana ala no,
| kn.W senator New and not knowing him could
| not appreciate as they should. and will some
| day, the higher qualities he posse sesses-smit',
| Bend, Ind, Tribune.
| Brutally Frank.
| firm In Baltimore has the rather disoulet.
| ing name-"Swindell Brothers"
| Swindell Brothers, A names a name
| Ana one should duly prize IT,
| but swindell Brothers--whats their game?