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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14
Little Bits Of Sport

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE former
/ IN lightweight champion OF the
world, Freddie Welsh, Is putting
on his fighting toys ready for re
turn to the roped arena Freddie
has been working quietly for a few
months and feels that right now he is
ready TO don the pillows with any
lightweight in the world. bar Leon
ard.
Z don't feel that can hop right
back and beat Leonard" said Fred
die last night, but you can place a
little bet that III make any Of the
others step. I weighed 1S5 pounds
this morning, and can get down. TO
1Ss without the least bit OF trouble
If early hours. hard work and
temperate living count for anything.
In hitting q thousand
Wen say this for Welsh. II he
can't lick most OF the hams around
here who pose as lightweight con-
tenders, then he ought TO set q pick
and stay IN q trench
> -
Phdly a Boom Tom
For Fighters.
Johnny Lotus. who has Sailor Pc
rroskey, BIZ Rolf and Whitley Fitz-
gerald under his wing writes from
Slumberville to tell US that the joint
IS just daffy over fighters.
Johnny stys that when 3 show
doesn't draw 10000, the promoters
consider II q bust He SAYS that Bat
tling Levinsky VIII put On champion
Johnny Wilson in one hcut and Eddie
Fitzsimmons in another on the 18th
OF this month and wiz break all rec
ords for receipts
John expects 70 clean up such
pile with his stable this summer that
he'll be able TO buy a wet congress
next term
$@ >
Remember Buck Hagen. Don't You
Dear Tad-I don't say thar my man
was The greatest NIT artist that ever
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14

busted off a canvas. but I'll say thai
he made a name they won't forge
in many a day.
Buck Hagen Is the wonder refel
to. The boy who made Billy Glib
sons old Fairmonr club famous BucA
never entered a ring without some
kind friend slipping a yellow pillow
q pair Of clutches or q coffin into the
ring with him
Between bouts Buck WIS =
manaEer and had a bloke By the
name OF Big jim Dugan under
his wing.
Buck trained jim fOr six months
once to meet Peter Maher. The
night Of the fight Buck got his
man into the ring and Just before
the bell rang he whispered in his
ears
aJim. so right out now and XIII
that big Donkey
Jim turned to Buck with = look
OF surprise on his face and Dipedf
aAnd why should KIN n man
;thaf never harmed a hair On me
hendf"
one minute later Billy Joe chimed
of 10 over the prostrare form Of
Dugan-
When he came TO, Jim asked: what
did the blatherskite have IN his
haud2" Yours,
JERRY. THE GENT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14

Johnny Kflbans viii have 70 watch
for Artis Roots right hand smash
when they meet at Cleveland, Ohio.
Root has issued a statement 70 the
effect that he expects to take the
title from Kilbane and that he viii
accomplish the trick with q right
hand smash 70 the Jaw. Therefore
II Is up for Sir John 70 take notice
and put q protector over his chin.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14
Japanese Crack
Has Unique Style

London, Eng, Aug. 14.-31le. Sus-
anne LenElen. holder OF the women's
tennis championship OF the world, has
solved the style Of play Of the little
japanese wonder, Shimidzu. who soon
VIII 90 70 the United States to play.
The little Japanese's service IS so
funny that he laughs at It himself
Monsieur Zenzo looks as Il ne IS go
ing to apologize about It ali the time.
And yet II seems 70 trouble every
body.
"His shot begins At his toes and
EMS by his trying 20 hide his head
behind HIS right shoulder. and al the
time he smiles-
1T all looks so simple, SO impossi-
bly, simple His smash Is push
stroke
he almost plays 70 with his racket
IN both hands. Holding the frame be-
fore his face with HIS left hand. he
pepps through the strings and
pushes"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14
Ruth Brings
Joy to Boys

BASEBALL har had It's idols long
d before the day Of Babe Ruth.
but none IN the long history
OF the game has been such a IA
vorite with the boy fans as the
Is the hero OF all the small boys.
He likes children and always gives
them polite attention. They adore
him It is pleasing to see a young
ster, after shaking Ruth's hand.
turn around 10 his boy friends
with c look Of intense Joy. Babes
popularity with Americas youth
ful devotees Of baseball IS simply
immense To be given a ball BY
Ruth Is any boys supreme delight.
and Babe likes to hand them out
70 the kids whenever he can
Crane
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14
Want Cobb To
Help Cox Out

II TIE plans Of senator Pat Har-
rison. chairman OF the Demo-
cratic National Speakers bu-
reaus materlzlizes Tyrus Raymond
Cobb and other baseball idols viii
appear In the role OF Epellbinders
during the coming presidential
campaign Word has reached here
that senator Harrison Is trying TO
induce Cobb to take tbs stump
with him on a tour OF the country
IN the interest OF Cox and Roose-
welt Babe Ruth, the greatest
baseball idol OF the day. confessed
that he had not been approached
on the subject BY either Rspubii-
can or Democratic managers. The
babe said the only drives he was
interested IN at present are Of the
home-run brand
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14

- -
. WILL NAME aCOELlfIBH.S
. Albany, n. 2. Aug. a.
= Gov. Smith Is not ready to
. announce the names OF the
. members to comprise the
. state boxing commission and
. the license committee, and
= has deferred further action
. on the appointments until
. he returns from the unoffi-
. cial state Democratic con-
. vention at Saratoga Springs
. Wednesday.
9 The governor said that he
. has decided whom he will
Q select TO serve as boxing
. commissioners, and also the
Q coordinate body knows as
9 the license committee. but
. before making a public an
. nouncement he desires 70
Q hear from one or two men
= whom he wished 20 appoint.
. Until he hears from them he
. will not give out the names
Q OF his appointees-
3 = = = .
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14

Two shutouts In succession was q
new experience for the St Paul
out serles
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14

Benny BE0wniow. transferred from
Wichita Falls to Galveston IN a trade
a couple Of months ago, but who re-
fused 10 report then. finally decided
last week to soin the Pirates
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14

up a noble fight TO retain the cup in
America Fred Bell, OF Denver,
scored 1873.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-14

Is the most games Cove
-on for Cleveland IN a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-12
DRIVE FOR $4,000
TO BEGIN AT ONCE

Solicitation FOR 50 600 for the
new Mission Of tcdecmiug Love 10
be erected at lQ7 South Boston win
begin Immediately under the dircc-
tion Of Ivan g. Gray financial agent
for the mission.
Increased activities OF the mission
and the great need ot buch an insti-
tuition have made the building nee
ossary. The project is endorsed by
the chamber Of commerce and a
number Of men prominent IN civic
affairs
Excavation for the building has
been completed and the retaining
wall for the basement erected CON
struction viii continue as building
funds are received.
Blue prints and specifications for
tho building, costing about $500,
were donated by Lawton. Smith X
rorsythc, architects Of oklahoma
Cny who also donated Tho plans for
tile Oklahoma Homo Of RrdComing
Love at oklahoma Cig. Donations
Uf 10000 bricks by ihr Cou-'untun
REFINING company aud Of 1000 feet
Of lumber by the Mluuotuukl Lum-
bcr company have been received a
rod granite front for the building
has bccn promised by m" Rod
Granite Copper ana NUoy Power
,.V
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-12

What arc We doing 10 reach the
lost? h. "a question Of vital import
anco ana should he carefully consid.
cred
The word of God says, why
stand ye here all tho day idloY"
Matt 2O.6, Much has been said and
different opinions have becn given
concerning the design and scope OF
the parable from which this Scrip
turc has been selected. II tx my
design to speak Of tho duty of man
ana tho claims ~ God resting upon
him az presented To us In this par
able. We find a question In this
Scripture, "A question which involves
the interest OF three worlds, the
answer of which decides the eternal
destiny OF man. The Idle man, view
him from any standpoint you viii, has
"A far-rcHChing influence over those
with whom nc associates. lie does
not answer the end for which he
was created. Many people spend
their time IN idleness. drifting down
the stream of time. often they
drin into a pool hall, around the
card table, n picture show, a booze
Joint, or Into a gambling den. and "a
number uf them finally land I'm the
city or county iail We feel that
God would huvc us preach the gos-
pei 10 those poor lost souls and 10
what we can to get them saved be-
fore the dcvil drags them into the
pit and they are lost forever. We
read In Lukc li;2l. "Go out quickly
into the streets and lanes of the city
and bring hithcr the poor and the
manned. and the halt. and the
blind. %
~ W look out over the great city
~ Tulsa, ~ well as other large cit
les, ana view tho great thronG Of
humanity rushing on 10 tho judg
mcut many with no thought Of God
IN their hearts, but who are living
for passing pleasures of this lifc
which dOca not satisfy the soul, Wo
should pray for an old time revival
Can we fold our arms and settle
down In the spirit Of indifference
when we see what sin is doing All
about us' Sin, IL Il il INDUCED, will
destroy the body, mind and soul
We have been engaged In regular
church work fpr tho past - years
ana God has blessed our labors In "A
MEASURE, hut | feel free 10 ackunwl-
edge that the mission work opens
the door ~ opportunity and service
In a field that Is neglected by ~
many religious bodies; IL IT, a work
that brings results. | firmly believe
that can accomplish ten times
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-12

chIldrcu ana rir's temporarily In
the charge ~ tho mission
Third and fourth floor viii be
rooms for tho mon who arc saved
through the mission and who must
br kept under o Christian environ
mcut whom they are first following
thc straight ufc Tho income from
these rooms, FOR which small
charge will bc made. will make tho
work ~ the mission practically aoif.
upporung
An equipment Tor tho mission
viii hc sturdy. substantial and sim
pie 100 character Tho building will
be- modern throughout
Tho Mission of Rcdocming Love
was established tn Tulsa seven years
ago at 100 East Second by NJ. Simp-
son Alien. \ temporary building has
hccn occupied for two years at 1o1
South Boston This building was
sold ana removed from tho lot re
Gently in order to prepare for the
construction ot now homo for tho
mission.
Much prayer and thought has bcon
given to q new building by the mis-
sion leaders FOR number Of years
Though tho mission has been 10
Gated I'm this city for seven years.
the mission leaders have gone about
their work quietly and have asked
tho public only for the minimum
amount of support essential to
carrying on their work
Daily work among tho dovas-
tatod regions Of Tuls, Is The mis-
sion OF the mission Among their
activities are street. hall, Jail. hos
visits OF hcipfulncss to the sick and
poor; distribution of clothing, res
ouinE OF orring ones; and spiritual
help to those seeking better llfo
The mission Is open every day from
Z O'Clock ln the morning until 1880
o'clock at night. a mission of prayer
IL held IN the city and county jalls
each sunday
Misa Minnie T.. Iiland, suporin-
tcndcnt of tho Mission OF Redeem
Ing Love, whose lifc IN devoted to
ministrHiion To the sick and suffer
Ing In heart aud body. will assist In
the solicitation OF funds for the new
building, AZ Will also Rev. a. W.
liuEp, pastor of the Free Methodist
congregation OF this city.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-12

An example of the work donc by
the Mission uf Rodcomiug Love Is
the assistance given To- Marvin Phil
lips, "ncwsie', when he so deeply
felt his need of salvation and came
to the altar sought and found dcliy-
crancc from thc bondage OF sin.
1t was IN the cold winter months
when he passed the mission ON his
beat for The Tulsa World and be-
cam" =" well acquainted with the
mission folks ana was modo TO feel
so welcome as all "nowsics' are.
Some oil mon were Interested in
him through the financial agent and
they purchased him the suit in
which thc above picture was taken.
Tic boy Is II years old aud one
OF family of nine children. The
money which hc earns selling news
papers goes 10 help support the
family lie attends the mission
sunday school regularly uud proves
TO hc remarkably apt aud
bright scholar. and We predict FOR
him successful future
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-12
My Lost Brother
of the Street

Had tho Ercatcst kingdom throne.
knowledge OF all earth most pro-
found,
Wealth beyond Ger fortune known,
Beauty above Apollo, crowned;
I'd leave my scepter, throne ana
state.
knowledge, wealth and beauty
fair
TO snatch from out their fearful
fate,
NV wandering brothers IN despair;
Id sing of power and wisdom given
To sever chains from Satan's
And with the wealth and grace OF
heaven.
Shout to tho crring, JESUS
SAVES!
Could / with natures brightest light
Tho star-specked armament re-
veal,
Pluck every orb from out the night,
The planets hidden worlds unseal.
ia leave Uranus twilights shine,
bright Venus at the gates OF morn.
And bring to Eastern Star divine
My wandering brother. lost, for
lorn;
ia lead thom by It's glorious ray
Past shepherds watching angels
praise,
And whore u worlds rcdeemer lav.
Join heavens chorus, JESUS
SAVES!
Had my poor voice the thunders'
Aeolian charm. the oceans swell,
The aoftnesH OF summer shower,
The sweetness OF n Sabbath bell;
I'd spurn the proudest halls OF
fame,
ia scorn earth's loudest plaudits
beat,
To WOO from out his sin and shame
My wounded brother OF the street.
I'd crash Gods truths 'gainst Satan'e
thrall
Arch rainbow hope where sin de-
pravcS,
And chino loves vespers, JESUS
SAVES
Could I outrival Seraph's song
And flood In world with music's
glory.
Enrapture every earthly throng.
Charm prattling child. thrall sin.
ner hoary:
I'd stili my notes OF song birds sweet.
Hush natures voice OF brook or
lane,
Aud tune where ruins tempest beat
My harp FOR oncs y immortal strain;
ia strike Gods chords redeeming
love
where lus. dcnIcs and sin en-
slaves:
And with eternal hosts above
Flood n lost world with JESUS
SAVES!
Could ! bring you landscapes most
fair
or whispering wood or mountain
bold
Where flowers kiss the morning air.
And hnrvest's blush the sunset
gold,
I'd turn from every singing stream,
I'd look beyond each flowery dell,
Where cruel Golgatha's rugged beam
Redemption's wondrous story tell,
Whore Calvary's crimson fountain
deep
with crystal tides from heavens
waves
Unite loves bnundless oceans sweep
Forever surging, JESUS SAVES'
M. simpson Allen
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-12

Guy Okcl is an cX-scrvlcc man
whom the Mis8ion Of Rodcoming
Low" helped when lac returned from
France aud was unable To work for
several months because uf The after
effects Of a bHyouct wound.
Mr.. Okcl was born In Paris,
Franco, ut French parents. He came
To America alone when h" was ~
years of age aud had lived iu and
about Tulsa FOR SIX years when he
enlisted for the great war
lit went to France In December,
1914 with the 3lth infantry, Seventh
division, " company In October,
1918. in FAN infantry charge TO cap
ture enemy trenches, he received a
hayouct wound IN tho side aud u
bullet wound in the throat After
thrcc months IN "A hospital in France
and ono month IN a hospital in
America, he was discharged.
Serious after-cffccts OF The
wounds received In battle prevented
his working FOR several months after
his return to Tulsa. though he tried
a number OF times. lie was without
funds when the Mission Of Redeem
ing Love learned OF his need and
'tidod him over" with funds.
when his health improved he Sc
cured work through the efforts Of
the mission aud IN now at pawhuska
working for the telephone company.
Perhaps the spiritual assistance
given by the mission is The most
appreciated by DRcl. as he is frank
10 say, 'ihc mission was the means
Of saving my soul"
Okel plans TO return to France
ns soon as he can save enough
money one brother was killed In
tho war and the other was Icft blind
and he wishes to return to help his
mother and father.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-12

moro in mission work than can In
regular church work. I have proven
this to my own satisfaction. God
teaches US that VIC should labor
whore We are needed most and
whore we can have greatest results
Tho mission and church work should
not conflict, but all should put forth
"a united effort 10 rescue the perish
ing, and care for the sick and dying.
Tho mission reaches "A class of peo-
pie that the church will not reach.
Men come TO our street meetings 30
under tho Influence Of jake, choc or
booze that they can hardly stand
alone, This reveals the fact to us
that conditions are not what they
ought to bc In Tulsa, What are we
doing 60 relieve the situation ana
bring about a better condition or
things I'm this great commercial cityY
II is an evident fact that we are iiv-
ing i'm the lHst days. Pcrilous times
arc upon us what we do to reach
the lost must be done quickly. our
time for service Is limited.
Tho Mission OF Rcdeeming Love
Is lighthouse and soul saving
station i'm this city, and should have
the support Of every business man
in town.
Yours Tor a better Tulsa.
G. w. BUGG. Pastor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-12
DOES TT PAY
( were your girl? Yes

OTTOWA, Ont, May Civ. G..
Burns of Pittsburgh, Pa. has he
uucathcd 20 David :. Kidd si25,00O
as personal gift ana 81 100000 to
establish rescue home, To be called
the star OF Hope at Toronto, Cam
ada. Five thousand dollars extra
was given for chimes of bells in
their chapel that will ring "Rcscue
tho Perishinc. Rock of Ages and
Sweeping Through tho Gates" Nh.
Kidd was made sole trustee. After
tho hcqucst tho win adds: This do
nation o. Mr. Eild Is given by me
as qualification gift for hls roscuing
from a saloon and rcclaiming my
daughter after 2 years Of Ike Of
shame,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-12

Whore there is no vision, tho poo
pie ror.sh.'
FIrht Years ago NJ simpson Allen
gu-lt tho vision Of Tulsa's great
rcod Of q city mission to reach the
Zoe, and pcrishinr. those thronging
Tho streets. filling the prisons, aud
wandering in tho depths, those who
seldom II over, enter n church to
hear gospel message but who
wigll GO TO mission 30 find refuge
from the storms Of life. Ilo soon
found THO aggressive business men
~ progressive Tulsa worc heart and
hand with him IN establishing such a
place for the lost to find help in
'uc of need and at once began
preparations for opening tho first
mission IN Tulsa
Tho Tulsa mission Of RcdccminG
r lovo was opened March I, 1913, At
100 Last Second street with Mrs. l.
\. Nowberry, who for many years
had been engaged In rescue work in
different states, as superintendent.
Tho Tulsa Mission OF Reckoning
Love is one of line OF missions be-
Ing established from coast 10 Co2St
by tho Mission OF RedceminG Love
Association, the constitution OF
which prohibits any profit what
ever being derived by its promoters
OUT ~ the first mission csta blishod
I'm Tulsa seven years ago by NJ Simp-
son Allcn grew his vision of a chain
of missions extending across Tho
continent
BY "onlarcinE her coast" tho or
canization has missions in Pitts
hurgh, Pa, and Denver. Col. and
missions and rescue homes I'm De
troit Mich aud ST. Louis Mo. \
rescue home and home for aged
women has for many years been
established near oklahoma city.
with Miss Anna l.. Witteman as tho
efficient and cOusccratcd superln-
'endcut
The finances Of tho local mission
are controlled by an executive board
composed OF seven business men.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-12
Z. T.. Howard. First Dist Okla.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
UNITED STATES
Washington. u. G
Dick 7. Morgan, sth Dist. Okla.
HOUSE or EEPR RESENTATIVES
UNITED STATES


Washington. y. c.,
March ~. 1920,
To Whom This May BE Presented:
This note. is an Endorsement OF
the Mission Of Rodceming Love As
ISOLATION, a charitable institution In
corporatcd under the laws Of Okla
homa. II was organized about 20
years ago and has been doing a
splendid work, It's object is to pro
vide homes for aged and decrcpit
women and refuge for unfortunate
girls and missions for tho lost. This
institution has grown rapidly and
has been well managed and is de-
serving tho encourage and sup
port Of everyone.
! am glad to say a word in its be
half and | feel sure those who CON
tribute to this institution will be
aiding IA most worthy institution.
Any aid or courtesy shown this
work will he much appreciated.
Very respectfully,
Signed: DICK +. MORGAN.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-12

Some mothers darling, some fathers
pride.
An image that none but God could
trace.
Borne swiftly down sins cviI tide
until through Christ, rescued by
grace.
Some brothers sister -- parents
child,
Lovely OF heart. of form. of face.
Battling amidst SINS breakers wild;
Snatched from the river of deaths
embrace.
Parents, were this YOUR darling
Brother were she YOUR sister
sweet
Would you cast stones at her dis
grace,
or scorn-pavc the way for sin
bruised fect'
Some mother wcpt her absence.
where
Some brother missed her charm
and grace,
Some sisters heart broke in despair,
Some father grew gray through
her vacant place.
Some mothers darling. somebody
child,
Whose blrcding feet hciI's path.
way trace,
Found IN deaths desert wandering
wild;
Rescued by love. redeemed by
grace,
NJ. Sunpson Allen
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-12
Thomas =, Gore, okla. Chairman
UNITED STATES SENATE,

committee on Expenditures IN the
Department Of Justice.
Washington, u. G.
March 8, 1920.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
u ms will Introduce the Co-workors
W an association known as the Mis-
son OF l'cdcoming Love Association.
rms is q chartered institution in
o.pofdled In Oklahoma. Its pur-
poS' is To- provide a homo for aged
.uu Horrcpit women and refuge
oI unfortunate girls who have not
",tu wisely hut too well
~ also provides home for the
1"u''n ~ unfortunate girls. This
,.'SSi"n undertakes TO reopen the
ut"o'S Of hopc and responsibility to
,.n, Who have, according to pre-
,e'''ag standards lost the "immedi-
", Jewel ot the soul" Its record
I ls success Justify its purpose
L4 d. The best invitation that the
i, ol oil charity Is helping others
W. heIp themselves.
Most respectfully.
Signed r. T.. GORE.