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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

the past and present reused a storm
OF protest but tor moro than n score
OF years battered aud buffeted by
adverse criticism and bitter enuncia-
tious. the Sunday method of evan
gelism has proceeded triumphently
on itS way. There are no sugar coat
ings on the large doses OF purgatlycs
that billy Sunday has handed out
90 community after community: he
strikes out at sin as he finds II and
he tells the truth as he sees IL. And
Thousands, approving or not, con-
tinuo to 10 and hear him and tho
thousands strike the sawdust trail.
Publicity has been one OF the big
secrets of Billy Sundays success.
His famous line OF slang, turned and
twisted to ri his story OF salvation
has given tho gospel to his audiences
In brand-ucw packages and even the
/ most illltorate can understand ana
appreciate g. He CuuChes the great
messages OF the Bible In tho Ian
guago of tho street and through that
medium attracts hundreds who had
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

gave my heart to God. After
! left the building. I wondered what
the boys would say. whether they
would tcor or not. it flashed around
town that sunday had been convert
cd and when got down to the ball
park the next day and unlocked the
gate the first man that greeted me
was Mike Kelley Mike was not very
etrong ON religion but ho said, Rul,
you did right and if there is any
way to help you, IN do IT, Then
cHmo Pop Auson. Dalrymplr.
tmrksou and every moinber OF The
ball team and gave mo tho glad
hand
A year later found Sunday the as
slstant secretary OF a Chicago Y. NJ
&. a. and u was five years later that
hC began the work In which he has
made a namo Tor himself that stands
Aluuo In tho world of evangelism.
lie was ordained in 1908 as a Pres
bytorian minister.
His System works
As he progressed in his work of
/ evangelism sunday determined TO
/ profit by his successes rather than
/ hy his mistakes and he discovered
/ that there was "A formula which
. could he followed. not alone In the
business management OF his revivals
Z hut in their method OF conduct a.
/ well. Tie waste labor was eliminn
ted ana the shortcst cut to the de.
sired end was substituted.
Naturally any deviation from the
oss-eucrustod, hoary methods OF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06
.BOches Nearly
DiSarmedNOw

BERLIN.--Gcrman disermoo.,.
so far as weapons Of war arc ga,
cerned, ALPHABETICALLY completed ,.
cording to the intcrallicd cortr,i
commission. Artillery, small sr.,-
alrplanes and Qualifications hay'
mostly been destroyed A few fert
reHses on the Baltic sea. erected aq
protection from Russia, are now ho.
ing dismantled.
Although no formal announce.
ment has been made I'm Berlin th,
lntersational News Service is r..
formed that recommendation have
been made by General Nollct. ths
senior officer Of the interallicd CON.
mission, which will cut down ,bs
size OF the control commission. The
reduction in personnel will com,
this spring.
The principal attention OF th.
interallied commission IS bcin,
given to the organization OF the
German police to prevent GERMANY
from organizing secret reserve
army under the guiso Of police. Al
the present time the Sichcrhnfe
Pulizci. or green police" 1.-Two n
barracks and go through much of
the drill formerly done by regulars
on the drill ground.
teneral NOIletS mission has soy.
eral times had occasion 60 send
notes .lto the German govcrnmpnf
protesting that the allies can't .cr.
NIT the police. OF the various oitie,
to be organized into one large CON.
trolling unit with a central staff
/ The police consists largely OF form.
or non-commissionod officers On tho
army
/ Scarcely n week passes but wha,
| reports are brought IN of hidden
| supplies OF arms of munitions The
allies offer a reward for informa.
ton of this sort. Many Of tho re-.
ports prove to be false. but fire.
uucntly the investigating Officers
discover several hundred rifles or
machine guns buried in the woods.
where no one can be inculpatcd n
they are found. The weapons. how.
ever, are often hidden for Use IN
possible civil war between radicals
and reactionaries and are ron-
nected up with attempts to organize
Illicit home guards against the reds
or workman's army connected
with a radical organization.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

hitherto turned deaf ears to the
pleading Of evangelists.
The "Sawdust Trait"
The "Sawdust Trail" Is one OF his
famous colloquilisms. He capitalized
It for the cause in which he works
There were those who believed that
such a term was beneath the dignity
of religion. But Sunday didn't care
he used, IL Just the same and
wherever he goes, that term goes
too.
Wherever Sunday goes. Ma"
Sunday goes, too. Her kindly face
soon becomes as familiar to sunday
audiences as the fighting face Of
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06
TndaY Is the dnv.

Today Is the day.
This morning the great chorus of
nearly thousand voices viii sound
tho opening battle hymn ui right
cousucSs and launch tho six weeks
campaign again evil iu Tulsa. For
tho first time Billy sunday world
renowned ovhnEoliat will stand bu
fore an audience of Tulsa pcoplc
For tho tlN great union church
meeting since It was built, the huge
Sunday tabernacle at the corner OF
Fourth and Elgin viii be fiuud with
people from every denomination and
with people of no church atfiliatiun.
IN abort. az II O'Clock this morning
the battle is on.
Force Of 6.SOO Workers.
For weeks "a closely knit and well
co-ortju3tra body ~ $500 Tulsa
people have been getting ready for
this day. h,lding this organization
a. Cyrus Ayory with W, n Williams,
james Gardner +. n. pi.lri aud
Rev W. -. Anderson, vice Chnirmcn,
H.. A. Robinson, recording secretary
apd J. A. Hun treasurer Tho COM
niittCe ChairmCn are Rev. G. w.
Kerr Lon R, Stansbury, Carl nut
field, Mr. and Mrs. l.. H., Abbott,
Rev J. W Abel, Edward Walters.
Leslie Miller w. G, Clock A. A.
Beard. 1 O.. Long, q, ", Moffctt, W
A. Marquis G. \. Mayo, c. H.. BuCh-
ncr, Mrs Donald wilton, Rov G, =.
siier, Neal sutherland ana j, NJ
Adkison Working with them are
Misses Crosblo and Pyle, y, W &. A.
secretaries and Buchncr ana Heinz.
man. Y. NJ, &, A. secretaries.
Tho Riliy sunday who Will stand
hC fore tho great crowd lu the tahcr-
nRCle this morning is "a man who has
imhucd thousands upon thousands
OF people with his flaming religious
fnith ana CopSiCtion, awcd thow
with his wonderful vitality and his
Incompatible personal magnetism
Ito himself has travelled a long. long
trail, from the CurhstouC, the corner
saloon, tho ball field The world
knows the story of his life,
How Sunday Was Converted.
Borne I'm Amcs, la., IA lS63, NO
,vcmber 10, he first came into the
limOliEht In 1888. AZ that umo he
Joined Pop" Anson's crew of hard
hitting, hard fighting, hard-drIukiug
players. Pop Arson WAS the wiz
ara of balloon. lIo wanted new
blood for his Chicago team and
sundays athletic procliyiues won to'
him the place. There ne stayed toi
happened
sunday tells II this way.
como iiWo there was "a gang ui
ballplayors sitting on the curb at thc
,oruor ~ state and Van Burer
streets. Chicago. drunk ana listening
to the salvation Army.
"l looked an tho lbue card that /
held In my hand luvung the huldor
TO the iniasiou down the street an
arose and saiG "a. the gang, wen
goodbye boNk, I'm through / went "a
the mission ana sat through th,
service ] wal impressed and Went
pack again, was more Impressed
and ! went back again. Finally, att
err / had attended five or six meet
ings ! waited one night for the invi
tutlon and when Il was givei
started for the mourners' bencl
and unset five or six chairs q
set to H. But right there
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

her evangelist husband. MA" Sun
days heart-to heart talk with girls.
her common sense, her rich kindli-
ness make her Il loved member OF
the Sunday evangelist party.
Todays perfection Of preparations
stands In a sense as a silent tribute
to the efficiency and the faithful
ness Of Fred w. Rapp, Billy sun
days business manager. Rapp has
been in Tulsa for the past few
weeks organizing. directing, suggest
ing. imbuing everyone with his dy-
mamie. energy. No matter how
many things are clamoring for at
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06
HITTING THE tSAWDUST TRAIL WITH EVANGELIST BILLY 81

tention, no matter how may pso,l.
waiting to talk with him. DE IL M
ways the same-quiet. sure. eff
Client. His headquarters arc I, a.
Y. NJ. c. ~ Cincinnati eutrarr, '"'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

%
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The Holt County sentinel., 1921-04-29

pupils will be permitted TO enter more
than six events In field and track
meet.
3. A fee Of ten cents will be charg-
cd each participant.
o. (a) Three trials will be given TO
each contestant in the following
cvonts-high jumping; running hop
step and jump; pole vault.
(b) Two trials will be given each
contestant In the fJllowing-hammer
throw, javelin, shot put, discus throw.
(c) Six trials will be given each con-
testant in the basket ball throw for
girls.
Z. II may be necessary to hold pre-
liminaries In the pole vaulting, jump
ing, shot putting, discus throwing and
hurdling.
4. All contestants must stay nearby
officials while events are In progress.
0. Anything not covered In these
rules will be submitted TO the officiat-
ing committee in charge.
10. No high school will be per-
mitted / enter more than two con-
testants in any event. =.
II. An .ppeal from any and all
ev ,nts must be taken to the county
superintendent and his ruling will be
final.
Scoring Points:
/. First place will count five
points second place, three points; and
third place, one point.
9. The relay race does not score
points.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-04-29
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

A. some Of our customers have been
informed that Quinn's Livery Line did
not make trains during the recent
srow storm, We are taking this oppor-
tuni;! of informing the public OF the
exact facts.
We were first 10 carry passengers
from Oregon TO Forest City. We were
first to get out Saturday and break n
road around by the Davis ranch to
Oregon and carry passengers, and we
had no opposition in this. We had no
competition nj the trains until Sunday
afternoon ut four o'clock, except one
trip on Saturday night after we had
broken the road to Oregon.
Thanking our customers and ass,lr-
ing them Of good service, careful driv-
ing and safe transportation, We are,
Yours For Service,
l.. 7. QUINN a. SONS,
Phone 491, Forest City, Mo-,
or Y. II. GREENE,
Phone 67A, Oregon, Mo-,
or leave orders at
HENNINGER DRUG co. or
BROOKS CAFE.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-04-29
Meet me in Oregon, Satur-
day Night.
A Surprise.

~ SuIpttbes
Monday, April 25. being Mrs. John
Schank's sd birthday, about 30 OF
her friends, neighbors and relatives
gathered at her home, on Sunday last
and gave her the surprise Of her life.
At l2 o'clock, the ladies set the tables,
which were well ladened with all kinds
of good, things to eat, and all partook
of bounteous repast.
Those present We're: Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Hughes, Hugh Brohan and fam
ily, Mr.. and Mrs. George Norris and
son, George, Harry Hughes and fam
ily, Pat Brohan, wife and son, Harold,
Mrs. Chas. Stadler and daughters, Car
rie, Minnie, Pauline, and son, Carl, Ad-
liza Schsnk, wife and baby, Herman
Schank and family, Alfred Sommer,
wife and baby, Elmer Cordrey, wife
and daughter, Louise, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. S. Hanna and daughter, Alice, Roy
Grimes and family, Mrs. Emma
Grimes, Will McKeel and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Merl Norris and son, Paul,
Clifford Norris and family, Chris Som
mer and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Bell, John Miller, Asher Grimes, Clyde
Embrey and Hal Moser; Mrs. l.. T..
Hart and family, Of Savannah; Mr..
and Mrs. George Mckee, of Rosendalei
Mrs, Mary Seckles, of st. Joseph. and
the honor guest, Mrs. John Schank
and family.
After a splendid time, all departed,
wishing her many such happy birth
days. X. x.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-04-29

Harmony Cocoa Butter Gold
Cream, a soothing cleanser for the
face and hands.
The Rexall Store.
Mrs. Arch Brown, Of the Harmony
school district, near Maitland, was
elected . school director Of that dis
trict at the annual school election on
Tuesday, April 5. In previous issue
we stated that Mrs.. Rebccca Buckmin-
lister, Of Corning, had been elected ct
this time, and Was tho only woman
ever ele~}sd q school director ~
Holt county hut Mrs.. Brown will now
dlvid6 ~, ,ksners Win hSs Buelnnin-
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-04-29
A Complet Line Of General Nursery
Stock.

You will find at THE FALLS CITY
NURSERY complete line Of general
Nursery Stock. This includes fruit
trees, shade trees, small fruits, shrub
berry, roses, peonies, and evergreens
that grow. All at prices much less
than tho quored in most catalogues:
We have In stock complete line OF
Spray Material for orchard and gar
den. tn Deming Spray Pump, both
hand and power. Extension Pipes,
Spray Guns. Hose, Many other acces-
81 ries. They fit any pump. Nothing
pays so well as sprayinv.
Should you ish better garden with
less work, call and lect your Planet,
Jr., either hand or b rse. You will be
surprised to know how much time and
hard work they will save you. Make
y ur hardening real pleasure.
Either writA and let US know what
you need or, better still. call and see
us. sta
THE FALLS CITY NURSERY,
y,,is City. Nsbrssks
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-04-29

External treatment for rheuma-
tism Is usually ineffective. For relief
use Rexall Rheumatic Treatment. II
Il does not relieve you, your money
HENNINGER DRUG co.
John Owens, wife and son. Of
Clarinda, Iowa, are here Waiting her
aunt, NJ. and Mra. VIM. y. Norris.
Mn. Owens wns f0rsnerly Orpha
Raiser, : foSmSY OreeoQ eahool sf3,
"a 5 dSs6 ~ 4 Nh. ~ 49,. ]
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-04-29
MRS. WINNIE RAMSAY.
zurich, Mont, April l6, 1872

Zurich, Mont, April l6, 1871.
Messrs. Dobyns 4 Curry, Oregon,
Sirs: We are all well at
Robert Is well and weighs
over 200 pounds. His eye-sight Ia very
poor. Had a beautiful winter, but q
backward spring.
Sincerely,
MRS. r. F. MORRIS.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-04-29
"EvERY-WOMAN" is COM
ing. Watch for 1t.
From Former Citizens.

From Former Citizens.
jefferson City, Mo-,
1872 W. Mills Street,
April 81, 1921.
Dear Friends:-We are in our new
home in Jefferson City, and think We
are going to like II fine. Have Finley
In school. Have a splendid high
school. John likes his work quite well.
Now, will you please send The Sen
tinel TO 122 w. Mills street. ! miss
It so, and have missed several numbers
In our moving. II you ever visit JEFF
ferson City, hunt us up. We certain
ly would enjoy visit with you.
Sincerely yours,
MRS. WINNIE RAMSAY.
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-04-29

-lIapss Comb Rhode Islsnd Red
Esss f'r 1s2e fsS g ss'sl9 y SkSoHs g y scsss'
The Holt County sentinel., 1921-04-29
Primrose
Cream
Separator

A money maker for you.
The only separator with
two cream outlets.
Come in and let US explain
the features that make this
machine the best one for you
to buy. Easy payment plan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-09-08
HAZAI HIREK.
EGY APA MEGFoJToTTA KET
KIs LEANYAT.

Arpassi Istvan cseled elvalt felese-
g6tSl es ket kis sleanyaval Jutr6l Kill
tibe ment, ahol Bir6 Istvannenal ALT
szolgalatba. Junius Gan a kisleanyo-
kat magaval vitte az erd6be, ahonnan
egyediil tert vissza. A kerdez6sk0d6k-
mex, akik erdekl6dtek kislanyok
hollete fel6l, AIT mondotta, hogy roko-
naihoz vitte 8ket. A ruhacskakat koz-
ben kezdte eladogatni, ami gyanut
keltett Is a csend6rseg nyomozni kez-
dett. Arpassi meghallvan, hogy nyo,
moznak utana, megsz0kott falub6l.
Augustus elejen vegre elfogtak es
akkor bevallotta tettet, Maga vezette
a tett szinhelyere bir6sagot es ell
mondotta, hogy el6szor nagyobbi-
kat, azutan kisebbiket foitotta meg
IS egy vizvajta godorbe helyezve,
agakkal takarta be a kis testeket.
Arpassit 6rizetbe vettek es kapos-
vari foghazba szallitottak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-09-08
A HoRToBAGYL, PETROLEUM
HELYETT FOLDGAZ.

Debreceni tud6sitasb6l hire terjedt,
hogy Hortobagyon folytatott kutfu-
rasnal gaz-, petroleum es olajforrasok-
ra akadtak Most illetekes helyr6l er6-
sen tulzottnak jelentik XII EFT szenza-
clos hiradast. Petr6leumr6l egyel6re
$40 sincsen, ellenben alapos remeny
van foldgaz feltarasara. S6t nagy-
hortobagyi furasnal eszleltekb6l kovet-
keztetni lehet, hogy az erdelyihez, a
nagysarmasihoz hasonlatos gazmez6k a
Nagyalfold szamos helyen feltarhat6k
lesznek. Faludy Bella banyaf6mernok
nziigyminiszterium megbizottja
egyebkent a Hortobagyra utazott, hogy
munkalatokat iranyitsa. A kutatasok
folytatasat nagyon hatraltatja, hogy
az allan mem rendelkezik elegend6 mo-
lern fur6eszk0zzel es kutatasnal
hasznalt 800 meter hosszu vascs6 leu
hant furott lyuk aljara A talajba
melyedt esd kiemelesehez bonyolult
keszulekre lesz sziikseg es munkala-
tok hetekig fognak tartani.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-09-08
TONKRETEszIK A NYUGAT1
MAGYARoRSZAGI GAZDAKAT!

A tervezett osztrak bevonulassal
kapcsolatban = mint a becsi lapok ir,
jak - folyamatban van munkas-
tanacsok megszervezese, amelyek meg
bizottai minden ikozsegben megjelen-
mex nyamban a megszallas utan. Eek
a bizottsagok, amelyek egyediil csak
Bees olcs6 elelmezesere lesznek tekin-
tettel osszeirjak azs osszes tehentart6
gazdakat es megbizottjhk- oft lesz a
tehenek megfejesenel. A gazdasagok-
max csak annyi tejet hagynak naponta,
amennyi lelekszam szerint kijar, fe-
ienkent fellitert. A tobbi tel literen-
kent 10 osztrak koronaert g magyar
korona) a munkastanacsokho keriil,
amelyek iizfetemberei veszik at es szal-
litjak ell gazdakt6l rekviralt tejet.
Abban az esetben, ha "a, nyugatmagyar-
orszagi gazdak ellenallnanak, a megfe-
lel6 karhatalom fog rekviral6 bizott-
sagok rendelkezesere allni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-09-08
TANcMuLATsAG EMBER-
HALALLAL.

Munkacsr6l irjak: A Munkacs mel
lett lev6 Varkulcs kozsegben a lege-
nyek arat6iinnepelyt akartak rendez-
nj. A munkacsi f6szolgabir6 azonban
az iinnepely megtartasahoz sziikseges
eHgedelyt mem adta meg. Az ifjak a
majalis megtartasatol elallottak egy
gazdag paraszt udvaran osszejottek
tancolni. Alig kezdodott ell a tame, ket
cseh rend6r az udvarba rontott es a
puskatussal iitlegelni kedtek lege-
nfeket Eek latva, hogy a csend-
6r0kkel szemben tulsulyban vannak,
ellenok fordultak A tumultust szemle-
ID Berescu Fedor gor0gkatholikus lei
kesz felszolitotta csend6roket, hogy
hozzanak segitseget. A Macy zajban
csend6rok ezt felreertve, lelkesz-
re es a tomegre tobb lowest adtak lie.
Az esetnek eddig kilenc aldozata van,
xix koziil haront a. helyszinen meghalt,
egy haldoklik, ct pedig munkacsi k6r-
hazban sulyosan megsebesilve fek-
silk. Berescu Fedor lelkesz pedig mas
nap sebeibe belehalt. Hetf6n katonasag
erkezett Munkacsr6l, Xix 27 egyent
0sszefogtak.