The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-13
SAYS TULSANS
ARE PENURl0US
WITH CHURCHES
CONTINUED rRoM rAaE oYn.

CONTINUED FROM rAGE ONE.
some legged somebody put
his arm around her doing tnc
Bhimmy shivor."
"Id like TO scc." hoarscIv chsi- |
lengod Reverend SUNDAY "Id Ike tu
see the color of the bucks hair VINO
thinks hg gUn put hls nrn around
MY wife That's privilege re-
serve fur myself alone, sir' Oh
IN skin that hcll-ulrd. Collaboration
institution from breakfast to lunch
and back again or iIl quit Ivc
ru, mo goods ON 'cm eir and tho ex-
press charges prepaid"
Judge Compliments Billy
Judge Everest from Oklahoma
city r1Wp over yesterday cxprcaslv
to hear his friend Hlly Sunday last
night lie spoke briefly Of the spur
tu christian effort that Sundays
t,Ei, 90 Oklahoma Ci;y had been
and congratulated Tulsa upon hBv
iur secured him with q Bmlle
Sunday said, when hc had finished
VOL Judge, we've got tho ctd
dnli Co work but ita pretty hard
strata around here. Good folks
though. good fol'lo and wo'ro com
ing fine
This morning a. 1910 O'Clock
Reverend Sunday viii preach AZ tho
ihhtInMilU on lnN NuUltfl If
Thrco Groups" lfo will talk this
nftornon a. 2:t5 ana again tonight
Rt 7;30. That i5 tho hour gChcGmcd,
but n precedent has weight. r. win
probably bo earlier. Last SUNDAY
night II was impossible 90 get inside
the house after $40 O'Clock Friday
nirht the tabernacle was completely
filled at Gi25 and seats impossible
TO get. A fcw moments later stand
ing room was no less impossible
That night traffic at Fourth and
Main was virtually stopped for "A
while by the stream of cars and the
crush of humanity from tho tLbcr-
naclo.
Introduce Rodchcavcr.
Homer Rodcheaver waA introduced
60 Tulsa Saturday Rodohcaver, os-
tensibly, Is the anger ~ the party.
Last night no sang. played hla from
bone as few people can play any
trombone. told n story and preached
n sermon,
There were probably compare
lively few. people there last night
who realized with what skill he
used his voice. how we'll placed and
how resonant his tones were, how
excellent his dlction, how eminently
satisfying his phrasing. That fact
that could be paid TO the art
through which he serves. II is tho
perfection of art that can reach
through tho medium Of gospel
hymns which are, after all, like the
other "slmple" melodies the hardest
OF all 20 sing, direct into tho hearts
OF some six thousand people, Rode
HEAVIER talks to folks when ne sings.
He weaves into the tapestry OF his
story the silken threads OF lovely
melody; appreciating the beauty or
the threads that make II, yet the
tapestry IL the thing. Last night he
told story about the land uf 9he
unclouded sky and the crowd ut
silently intent untl the story, with
its quaint meiodic setting suggesting
somehow the old negro spiritual
was finished. Then he toyoualS
told them about his walks and hi'
talk with the King--and his llst
eners wanted them. too. That wisi
made of the Htoried song a ser
mon.
A black band around his left arm
silently recalls the sorrow that tim,
hasn't had time 10 heal II has onll
been a few weeks ago that Rode
heavens younger brother, pilot
was killed In un airplsne accident
IT'S the boy who Is tied to hi
mothers apron strings, the hoy VIII
can't tell four aces from load o
alfalfa. who goes home with tn
blue ribbon ana tagged number on
when thero are 40 applications for
Job. And It's Il good deal better to b
tied TO mothers apron strings thai
TO be hooked up to an appetite 10
6O-ccnt booze and consuming de
sire 10 steal the next jackpot on
pair OF fourF
"Aln't II fierce ?" the Revcron
Billy Sunday demanded OF his audi
ence saturday night. "Can 20
beat tt2"
About the mother. It's hub. Suuda
built his sermon Saturday night o
the home Tho web ot the nation
made from the thread spun IN tn
homc, declared the evangelist an
from that premise he argued N
good and cvn that are tho warp an
the woof ot the national fabric.
The curse OF idle mothers IN OF
OF the danger Hgnals OF the nauo
Mothers whose time Ia taken up vii
clubs, meetings. entertainment, o
eras, CardF, drossmakcrs and M
liners. aren't 1T tu be mgthora al
upon them rests tho burden OF q
wrockagc OF their children's lives
later years. Mothers ana Childr
and fathers alike all got theirs, ia
Cnts who arc too stern do N
aA much harm a- parents who a
too ipdulgent.
1--WE won't lct tho teachers Il
EN-" said Reverend sunday. "a
won't lick 'em ourselves. lt's
wonder they boss us around as 80
as they are In long pants"
lie scored mothers who will l
take the time and trouble 10
themselves 90 be- intellectual co
panions 60 their children
scored the scolding mothers W
make of their dining tables sile
miserable places, the children afr
30 speak for fear OF roproof.
scored the mothers who gossip a
ten polite social lies aud then pun
their children Tor lying. There Is
enough love and loving greetil
aren't given often enough I'm
home, and there isn't any too mn
sunshine ana happiness there titl
for young folks. They have = u,
fun, and IL they don't get 1t at no
theyu so some place whore Il
can get Il.
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