The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-12

Princeton, 20; Yale, 0.
been Ioathe 20 leave FOR fear they'll
miss something. They were re-
warded last night. Exhausted az he
was, Sunday turned to the little
group or workers with him, and still
still breathless. said:
Let me lead my song once, and
I'm through
His fnvoritc Hymn.
Grabbing chair, he mounted H.,
threw off his overcoat and raised his
arms. After few bars
Hey what you singing Tho
chorus? Let's do It all. The stanza-
now let's sol"
81 shall, Sec the King Is tho
boss's' hymn. Several thousand
people saw him lead 1t last night.
My text announced the Rev
erend Sunday as he began his talk
last night rs November IL, 1871
1t recalled the days OF the war
that crowd that long before the hour
for opening jammed the building
lined the walls, surged through the
side aisles and stood up, that part OF
1t that couldn't find seats. through
the entire service, scarcely moving.
forme figure sin it--some OF them
bcltcd. the shoulders OF some OF
them speaking the language Of their
rank, more of them issue uniforms
with neither belt nor Insignia. But
they bore the badge Of supreme
honor service stripes. There we're
MILDLY suits there, too.
The Icgion's Friend.
Billy Sunday Is the friend OF the
Billy Sunday Ia the friend of the
legion man Witness the letter that
came TO him yesterday from tho
Monahan post, the biggest In Iowa,
at Sioux civ. Paul r, Beardsley,
the post adjitant. wrote ~
Dear MIR. Sunday
"You no doubt will be mighty
glad to hear II YOU have not al
ready heard. that the Monahan Post
band was awarded third place in the
band contest a. Kansas city during
the recent legion national couvcn-
tion IN competition with Sc larger
lands from the biggest cities In the
United states. This achievement
stands out mighty strong for sioux
CITY.
You may be sure that the mem
bers OF the band ana the members
O: the Monahan post appreciate
moro than words can toll tho op-
portunlty you afforded the band "a
make this trip. II will always be
source of pride I oknow that you
made possible the opportunity ni
the Monahan Post band winning
third place I'm what viii prove 20 be
the largest band competition IN th''
country. The entire membership OF
the post Joins its officers In this eX'
preston OF appreciation for tht
things that YOU did"
Lorn Jones left last night. Rode
beaver iR due at 1890 O'Clock this
morning and will be on the job thl'
afternoon when Sunday breaches Or
"Tho secret Of Failure and arair
tonight when he talks on HONE
Nobody knows when Ma" sun
| day IL coming. II II fairly ccrtalt
| that she won't come In today, as ha'
bcon thought possible.
Sundays first out Of town speak
| ing date will be wcot from Mon
d7v. November 21, when he goes L,
| OkmulPee and speaks there.
Buslncsa Women 60 Attend.
business women are 10 have
| stellar role iu the audience az IN
| Billy SUNDAY meeting next TuosdH
|
| club wearing ITS individual cOlOrs,
was announced at the initial meet
/ ;uunollpug BsIu,L ohlIsi5hlul oQ4 q
! ing OF the girls councillors Thurs
day might ~ Boston avenue churci
! At noon on the same day the tIr'
/ of the weekly luncheons for nuaines
women will be held at this churci
Employed women will be irsr I
come ana go I'm accordance with th
time OF their lunch hours. while Mr.
Virginia Asher Of the sunday part
will address her moving audicuc
with the facility ~ long eNpcrienc
on problems affecting women poI
ularly said TO be "Out Ia the world
Irs. o. II. Leonard, chairman Z
woman's work, whip prcside'
prophesied that Mrs. hsher's me-
sagcs would be 80 helpful that n
business woman could afford TO mi
even one,
The councillors from the OFF,
building. decided to dine togeth,
every Thursday evening. going lat,
TO the tabernacle. over 100 WEI
present Wednesday night M
! Leonard Introduced Mrs Asher an
Mrs l.. ". Abbott, chairman Of n
: Central committee,