Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-22
WEAK-KNEED ONES
RAPED BY "LINC"
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signed when asked to charge the evils
of their bootlegging,
gambling, lust
The churches, he said, were full of
committees, setting committees, ."
about as effective as hen on a china
eggs. fill of people who sang Justify
about wanting n crown wher their cal
Iber denarded Al old straw hat with
a hole in it. who wanted wings when
they wouldn't know what to do at
Inolting time.
Tells OF Own Career.
Line" grew reminiscent and illus
trated from his own life the impor-
tance OF following the call Of Christ
when 1t is sounded. He told his audi
cnce how, in 1898, he rad given up
Q lucrative and very necessary Job to
follow the call of Christ.
81 had been elected a city dctec-
tive said Toctor Mcconnell. Il had
wife and two babies. | owed seven
or eight hundred dollars Jobs werc
scarce III that panicky year and / felt
that | couldn't give mine up. Thac
struggle ! shalt never forget II will
keep me forever sympathetic with the
man who cannot at once see his w1v
GEAR when he is called upon, ITO Up
Nv Cross ami Follow Ne" But ] did
give up that Job, and - days after,
cut of clear sky there tumbled a Job
erinently better suited 20 all my
needs, and one which squared with
my cons 'ience; and | said, Devil Won
are the biggest liar | ever saw" He
begged his audience to sec The fallacv
Of the Lord l will follow Thee, but
not now" policy.
Doctor Mcconnell then called foe
Dr0fDGSIDOg n
crouS responses.
Intimate Tux to Women.
Saturday afternoon he ad 1ressed
the "ivHs and mothers of Tulsa on
"A Great Woman" urging them 70 be
prepared to say. Yea, Lord il is well
with me-" we'll with their children
and their husbands. Doctor McCon-
non thinks that the greatest spiritual
ncrd of lisa Is Il moral awakening
OF the women folk. lie believes, I'm
women, iE the normal. natural wom-
en-. and, altho u Georgian, he has
rene o those sentimental woman.
on-a- pedestal notions, with which
southern gentlemen prevent the wom-
en- Of that locally from getting their
TWO feet on solid ground. He even
believes in equal suffrage. but ho
would derry It to the woman who
fondles a deg while some "nigger"
nurse maid fOndlcs her baby.
Whenever | see a female being led
by dog said Line" Il say, that's
right. Brains should go in 'front.'"
He urged the women of Tulsa tn
organize for a crusade against the vice
that as Ike dry ,ot at the heart OF
their town.
Today's Program.
All the churches will unite in a
Dig union meeting at the tn abernacle
this morning. At o'clock there will
be morning devotional services. which
VIII adjourn at $3.50 for regulation
sunday school services at the various
churches. Then at II o'clock all the /
sunday schools will adjourn to ioin
in the union service at the tabernacle |
In the afternoon Doctor Mcconnell |
Will talk to the men of Tulsa at the
tabernacle on "Brains and Back bone"
and Mrs. George Dibble will speak at /
the First Presbyterian church to the |
women. Her subject will be Crowd |
ed out At this meeting there will |
be a special musical program under |
the direction of Mrs. benjamin Tur-
ner. Miss Marion Bennett viii sing |
NO room in the Inn" and the Ken |
dail Glee club will give several num-
bers
In the evening at $50 all the young
peoples societies, led by Mr.. Dibble, |
VIII hold united services at the Boston /
Avenue Methodist church Mr.. Dib-
ble's theme will be. Growth in Chris
tian Life"
At 1880 o'clock in the tabernacle
there will be great union service.