Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-16
Atlantic City Minister
Comes Direct From the
Mexican Border.
REVEALS CONTINUE
Several Churches Will Hold
Meetings Balance of
the Week.

Almost direct from the trenches
along the Mexican border, Reverend
Robert Arthur Elwood arrived IN
Tulsa yesterday forenoon to speak Tor
the Y. NJ. G. A.. to the audience OF
men who will COme to the gymnasium
of the local "Y" building to hear him
this afternoon at 3 o'clock. He was
once a soldier and he still is a soldier
in spirit He was present at a sSirmish
near Brownsville, Texas, on the first
day Of November, where the casualty
was greater than on any occasion dur
ing the recent Mexican uprising.
Mr.. Elwood went to the border to
visit the scene Of the struggle. lie
longed to see the boys I'm actual serN-
ice and feel again the pulsation OF
the martial drumbeats, SO having an
appointment to speak in San Antonio
as well as i'm Bisbee, he took advan-
tage of the opportunity to visit the
American trenches. Reverend Elwood
is past chaplain-in-chief Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic and is exceed
iFgly proud Of mis- military career. He
Celdom appears in public without
wearing some emblem of his military
rank.
Veterans to Attend.
Tho local organization Of Spanish
wer veterans will sit in a body at the
lecture this afternoon under their
post flag, and special invitations are
on, to old soldiers of all wars who
wish to hear Elwood speak. Any
@, A r. veteran or any |. {. ', who
wishes to be present at Elwood's ia
nous address, Under Three Flags
Will be transported free of charge to
the Y. NJ, G. A. and return by calling
at telephone 1889 and leaving his ad-
dress. Automobiles have been placed
at the disposal of the management
and there Is no reasOn why any old
soldiers may not hear Mr.. Elwood,
regardless Of his place of residence In
Tulsa.
1t was learned at : o'clock last
night that Mrs. Elizabeth Kreitz, who
spoke at the Boston NJ. f., church last
Sunday afternoon to an audience Of
women was i'll and will be unable to
fiji her appointment this afternoon at
that Place. The authorities of the
Y w c. A. have procured Reverend
J. w. Darby, pastor of the First
Christian church of Tulsa. to fill her
appointment at $3.50 O'Clock this aft
eruoon at the Boston Avenue NJ. f..
church,
Revival Continues.
Several of the local ministers have
decided that they are not through
with the revival and will continue the
~evangeliStic work each night until the
end of this week at least. 1t is Ger
tain that the United Presbyterian
church at Cheyenne and Carson and
the First Baptist -~~- CHI at Cincln-
matt and Fourth will continue their
meetings. 1t is highly probable that
the meetings will continue at the Or
cult Memorial church at Fourteenth
and Quaker and the Emmanuel Rap
fist church near the washington
school will also proceed during the
coming week,
Grace Methodist.
Reverend Samuel b.. Pack, pastor
Of the Grace NJ. Il. church at Third
and Trenton, will preach this morn
ing at II O'Clock on the subject of
Goods Contribution to the World, -
taking his text from Romans S-32. AT
1880 o'clock tonight he will discuss
the topic paul and Nero in Modern
Thought" Wonderful crowds and in
terest have characterized the meet
ing at the Grace church from the be-
ginning and Reverend Pack reports
great results, largely inside his own
congregation.
circuit Memorial.
1.-THE Shining Way" is the subject
which Rev. A. b. Grossman of the
Circuit NJ. e. will discuss this morning
at II o'clock. Tonight he will talk
on the subject of The Fruits of In
decision" Since the beginning of the
meeting Reverend Grossman has
brought into the church a large num-
Der of applicants. There have been
"a conversions in all at the circuit
church. Whether Mr.. Grossman
breaches an afternoon ermon today
on ,A4 ,HfII IL. 1atArINi Tgl nv thA 70
suit Of the forenoon session today,
The meeting has been well attended
and great interest has been mani
Tested and Mr.. Grossman is seriously
considering continuing the meeting.
1t has not been definitely decided yet
but will be announced tonight.
Christian Church.
Reverend j. w. Darby will speak on
THE Lost Christ this morning al
the regular church service. Tonight
Tho Tragedy of a Sour will be the
subject of the discourse. one hundred
and tWenty-three persons have obeyed
the gospel under Reverend Darby's
preaching during this meeting and he
is making a strong pull together with
his diligcnt church workers to raise
that number to $50 today. After
short rest from overwork, Mr.. H.. Il
Winters, the revival singer at the
Christian church, will be back or
duty there today. 1t has been an.
nouncod further that a twenty-piece
orchestra will play at the night serv.
ice tonight.
First Methodist.
Reverend p Il. Pierve, having
conducted Z revival at the First
Methodist church at Fifth and Boul.
der, took leave of the city yesterday
morning and Reverend Frank Nefi
will fill his own pulpit at both serv.
ices today. Careless. Trecherous oil
True" will be the subject Of his ser
mon this morning. Tonight at 1890
O'Clock he will discuss "Why Am l {
Christian? ?" The meeting at the FRS
Methodist church closes tonight.
First Baptist.
Rev. II. II. Hutton, pastor of The
First Baptist church of Oklahoma
City, will preach at all service at tht
local First church today. Rev. l.. E
Floyd, pastor of the local congrega.
ton, has gone to Oklahoma City e
fill Reverend Hulton's pulpit today
substitution will be the subject OF
his talk this morning. what W.
Know About Heaven" Is the chosen
subject of his discourse tonight.
The fourth week of the meeting a
the Baptist church will begin Monday
night, when Reverend Hutton will talk