The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06
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Hes all right" shouted the
crowd
"who says so 90 demanded Abel.
Came the answering roar from
2.00O thru8ts--
I'VE dot' and Sunday smifed The
car Jerked. began TO move and the
dense unwieldy mags OF people was
showed slowly back by policemen as
the Sunday car backed on TO Boston
and swung up tho street The com.
pact thrunr vrumhlcd, broke up.
melted way ENccp. for an occa-
sionni Knot of people. the court was
empty SUUday mad come. The
campaign was on.
Tho Sunday headquarters.
Sull redolcnt or fresh lumber and
white in IT, nowncss of board seats
apd mamVoth platform the Sunday
tabernacle winihis morning open its
doors to saint aud sinner. eved and
uusaYCd, believer and scoffer Hun
dreds will soc for the first time TODAY
the virginia. trail whose sawdust will
In tho next six weeks be ground into
soiled dust beneath the tread ot the
feet OF repcnt3nt thousands Upon
Tire high platform thc eyes OF crowds
OF people viii be IiXcd this morning,
eager Tor the first glimpse OF the
, man whose strength OF conviction
and forQeful words winged with tho
fire OF his faith with strike slcdge-
hammer blows at WickedncsS and inn
morality in Tulsa.
The program for the first week nf
the campaign is in tho making. No
announcements other than that there
viii be services every night OF the
week at 1870 o'clock have been made
az yet. This morning the mass meet
ing Of all churches begins at lO.Ib.
/ the afternoon meeting opens at $3.50
| and the night meeting AT 1880. Dur
/ ing the campaign meetings viii ho
/ held every night Of the week except
/ Monday; this is the SUNDAY partya
/ rest day. Tomorrow morning, a pub
1 lie reception 10 The Reverend Mr.
sunday will be held at 1890 O'Clock
/ In the First Baptist church.
Sunday Rests Up.
Yesterday afternoon and evening
/ MIR. Sunday rested IN his room at the
| ketchum hotel lie went TO bed, had
a massage and visited meantime with
/ people who were admitted up e
nearly 4 o'clock. After that RapT
asked that no calls be given the room
/ and that no one be admitted.
/ Rodeheaver, the song leader. viii
| not be here until Friday Of thii
week. Business has detained him
/ Today Robert Mathews. pianist and
! secretary, will lead the singing. Thii
! Is yole Mathews assumed while
Rodeheaver was in France. Tomor.
row Lorn Jones. who has been aidinl
| Bob Jones in holding a meeting ir
| Springfield, Mo, will arrive anc
! Tuesday night will take up tn,
baton. Rodeheaver is expected &c
be here for the Friday night meet
ing.
All other members OF the Sunday
party are here and are ready TO be-
| gin their work in Tulsa. All OF them
with the exception Of Sunday. ar,
| stopping at the Corona. This Is thu
| first, time. Rapp said last night, tina
the party has not lived in one hous'
that is usually secured for them dur
ing their stay in any city.
Back in Indiana a hoy IL nursing
| a broken arm. He broke 10 on thi
football field last week After tn
accident, doughty halfback though
he is. he wanted his mother. s.
Ma" Sunday packed her bag, en-
trusted her famous husband to TN
care Of the members OF his party ant
]
Iowa, for Warsaw. She's still ther
and Tulsa won't see her until tn
broken arm is far enough along oI
the mend 80 that It won't hurt tn
had any more.
The Reverend sunday went TO be-
and had a treatment as soon as n
reached the Ketchum yesterday al
ternoon. 'The counterpanc drawn uI
to his chin, relaxed and frankly en-
ioying his rest. his talk drifted 10 III
1 evangelist's family.
But 4 - Not Tired.
Tired? Me-" he said NO! In
mot tired Not bit tired. Jus
had treatment, that's all. Littl
cold. Mas in Warsaw with Pau
paurs IA years old. Great kid. Hal
back on the Warsaw high schoo
football team. Broke his arm las
week. He was carrying the bal
down the field and q big husky lot
biggcr'n he was romped all over him
Wanted his mother. Just like boy
,y'know They ali want their mother
Ir nhnN nIIN an