Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-18
EVANGELIST SPEAKS
ON TULSA TONIGHT
Rev. Coale Promises Most
Startling Sermon of
All for Today.

What is the matter with Tulsa?"
This is the subject to be discussed
by Evangelist ID. l.. Coale at the tab
ernacle tonight. He declared last
night it was one of the most power
full messages by far that he has de-
livered since the successful revival
began and promised something con-
siderably out of the ordinary.
A crowd which filled the big tent
was present last night and Reverend
Coale chose as his text, 1t is ap-
pointed once unto man to die and
after that the judgment At the
close of the service number de-
clared for cleaner and better life
and hit the trail"
The Sermon.
1--WE don't live with reference to
the judgment as we should" de-
clared the evangelist. There is pos
tive certainty of the coming judg-
ment. Gods predictions will come
true to all nations and individuals
just so sure as they have in the past
III you are living in sin. hoping
there will be no judgment, there is
day coming when God will take
away the mask and we will appear
as we really are and not as we seem.
Some people declare they are as
good as others but God will hold you
responsible for your individual sins
We are making a record that some
day we shall face.
''rhere is no escape. 1t Is possible
to eVade the courts OF human JUS
tice but impossible to avoid divine
justice. The general judgment will
be universal. Some ask, Along what
lines will we be judged?' II we
were tried in a human court we
would prepare ourselves accordingly
but we go on unconcerned regard
less of the divine judgment that is
coming.
THE deeds done in the body form
part of the basis of your judg-
ment. What we need is an old
right with Almighty God is to be
right with your fellow men. You need
not try to hoodwink God, because
you can't do it, Go out into the
world and make records you will not
be ashamed Of
Meetings Today.
meeting will be held at 10 o'clock
in the tabernacle this morning, when
Reverend Coale will talk on the
'Duties of Discipleship." Announce
ment was made that Rev. l.. S. Bar
ton will meet the stewards and others
interested in the revival in his study
today
The following prayer meetings
were announced for today. In each
of the eleven districts the meetings
will begin at o'clock this after
noon.
First, Division-Seventh to Twelfth;
home of Mrs. Sheldon; led by Mrs.
Nat ney., ss
Second Division Of Main,
south of Twelfth; home of Mrs. j. Y.
Murray: led by Miss Aiken. dea-
coness.
Third Division-Crosbie Heights.
owen addition; home of Mrs. Cum
ninsham; led by Mrs. Mcspadden.
Fourth -Divison-West of Main,
Seventh to First; home of Mrs. John
Smiley; led by Mrs. William Hart.
Fifth Division-West of Main,
Seventh to Twelfth; home of Mrs.
w. T. Owens; led by Mrs. Schiek.
Sixth Dvision-West of Main,
Twelfth to Eighteenth: home of Mrs.
Mcfarland; led by Miss Krietz, dea-
concss.
Seventh Division-East Of Main,
First to Seventh; home of Mrs. T. 4.
Smiley and led by Mrs. Smiley
Eighth Division-Midland Valley
railroad to Washington school; home
of Mrs. McCune; led by Mrs. Poole.
Ninth Observation-Disclosures school
TO limits east; home of Mrs. Purini;
led bv Mrs. j. l. Harris.
Tenth Division-West of First
street: home of Mrs. L. L. Mari; led
by ] II. Ball.
Eleventh Division-Park avenue
district; home of Mrs. John Clines.