The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-28

W nat II your name am Biau
TO meet you.
A letter 20 the Y. NJ. c. a. secre-
tary OF Chicago This will intro
duce James OToole who IL coming
20 America and Chicago TO win
fame and fortune. wed be glad
II you could give him a little pro-
lection and advice In a strange
country and city" and signed by
the secretary Of the Y. NJ. c. A., In
Belfast, ireland.
said Jim, my name is Bill"
He said. Have you got any good
boarding house,"
/ said, Yes" so / gave him the
numbers aud said. "Jlm. let me
know which one you select"
SO he notified me ne had selected
one on IaSallo street on the north
side. / was sending out a letter in
vitSg the homeless young men TO
come 10 our annual banquet. Jim
had received my letter and had gone
with some men to bathe In Lake
Michigan and In diving from the
peer his head struck the bottom OF
/ the lake and he broke his neck.
They dragged his body onto the
shore and summoned the police and
! the police found my letter and they
/ notified me to go TO the Cook
| county morgue and claim his body.
so | hurried 20 the Western Union,
sent a cablegram to his mother IN
Belfast, jumped on the street car
and hurried TO the morgue.
! put in claim for his body
| They said, we will keep the body
I for two months and II that isn't
enough just let me know and We
! will stretch II for another month"
was getting ready to turn away
| thinking OF that broken hearted
mother across the seas, when vi
| dashed the patrol and took out d
/ body Of "A woman. Her hair was
I like a ravens wing, large, lustrous
/ brown eyes, her lips looked Ike
coral and her teeth like lodges OF
/ pearl and snow drifts of the Arctic
/ her symmetry Of form was attrac'
/ tive. | looked at her fingers and
| they were long and the finger nail'
were mAnicured. looked at hel
| fingers and they were covered with
/ Jewels. looked at her garment
and IL was the Hnest of texture anc
II looked and staggered back as
recognized the mute evidence of H.
| llcit affection. Going to be IN,
mother Of an illegitimAte child, sh'
had ended It and they had fisheC
I neT DOuy out OF the TlN'Es
Faith only Hope.
AS I stood and looked upon heI
az they laid her on the marble sla
and the water dripped, dripped
| dripped into her face, oh II seemed
to me from every broken home
from every blighted life, from ever,
haunt OF sin, from every wrecket
virtue, from every stale beer joint
from every prison cell, from ever
death house, from every home o
squalor and OF want, from all o
the scourges OF humanity cursed b
SIN there arose up to heaven on
endless protest. How long?"
God, how long shall hell curse an
crush and trample humanity an
damn the lives Of men?
oh, you old reprobate, you can
argue against sin. You can argu
against the Bible, you can argu
against Jesus Christ and asains
heaven but you can't argue agains
sin. It Is in the world and the onl
power that win set you free fror
It's curse is faith In Jesus Christ
that's your only hope.
don't understand you. I'd thin
, lot OF you, IL you would haV
Jumped to your feet and be dow
the way here now and wouldn't IL
me kill myself here preaching
When the children OF Israel wer
getting ready to leave the EByptia
bondage they sent word out:
Get ready! Kill the sacrifice. To
night tho angel is going througho!
10 the land and is going to kill tn
first born in every home where th
3 blood isn't on the doorpost."
!. heard two Jews talking about
. What is this | hear? Are you goin
e to do III 1 should say ] am, don
I you hear that lamb bleating. l al
t. waiting for the hour of evening sa
{ rificc I'd no more go to bed tonlgl
n without the blood on that door DO
for l don't want to lose my boy
@ He turns to the other Jew, and !
says, Il should say not. II | put bloc
c on there I'd have TO scrub II off 4
- morrow. believe what IL to b
V will be, and so / am not going
] do It,"
u Here stands an Egyptian. He II
tens TO this colioauy between the
Il Jews. He says, 'Srhat's great Gt
a they worship"
IS He said, Il think will do that
:, and he kills the sacrifice and pu
s the blood on the door.
r That night the angel drew h
Y sword, the gates OF heaven sWui
o open and he made his way to tn
d old earth, He came TO the hon
a with tho blood on the post az
q passed IL by. lie came TO the hon
n of the Jew without the blood al
n he went In.
Il All right, IL you are under Il
.e blood, Hallelulah' congratula
/ you. II you are not. God pity Il
J. sword that hangs above your hea
IL When the standard Oil eompal
" was trying to refine petroleum. tn
!, had n black thick odoriferous su
stance left they couldn't dispose
"a They tried to burn IL and they tri
10 to hurry It. II accumulated fast
than the company could dig It's gra,
In their desperation. not knowi
what TO do. they offered vast su
70 anyone who would dispose of