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

at times like that. And his mother
warfeu A!.l- Yea seti Sivus s'it%
couldn't nuld her after Paul brsiNs
his arm. she'll be here, though,
aftar- while.
''pauls cur youngest boy Ne have
a housekecpcr that's been in the
family for ycuta 3itu pTUrtlVaiiy
raised Paul. our home Is I'm Wiuonu
Lake pauis in high school ut war
saw. our oldest child"
The evengelist was fairly launched
in family history The Keen blue
eyes were soft ~ ne talked, wofd
artist that he is, with a few doft sem
tenccs he aketChrd iu tho minds ot
hie listeners mental portraits ot the
four children. Helen, the oldest is
married and lives I'm Michigan. Her
husband is "a newspaper man. BillN.
Jr. IL In Detroit i'm tho insurance
business. lie is married and has two
children. Although Sunday didn't
say $50 In this. conversation, Billy r
used 90 hc a member " hts famous
fathers party and as business man
agcr was hi right hand man In
thoC days tho party was larger. and
advance work, management and the
like were separate jobs Iapp. the
man who has been with Sunday peu-
haps longer than any other one man
apprC CCiatcd .ipanv-times 10y Tulsa
people during tho weeks he has been
here combines all these Jobs in one.
But We were talking of the sunday
family not Of his party y--
ono ou Rccyrs' staff
George. the next hoy. was on Col.
Ira i. Reeves staff during Tho early
days OF the war, later Sovcrscas
lie is in California now building
bungalows.
"Doin' fine. too" aaid Mr sunday
His face glowed aud he half rose as
he pointed a finger at Rapp, who was
sitting In the window near the bed.
"Y'kuow Ma went out there" he
/ continued enerEctically" and bought
/ up some acreage for George. Wanted
| him to build some bungalows for
/ himself and soil 'cm. said that "
/ he could sell those lots nt a profit he
could have all that he got over a Ger
tain sum. And d'y know what he
/ did,"
Ho WAS Oft In ncthusiastic dcscrip-
| tion OF Mas and Georges business
! deals. Not much reposo about Row
| Billy Sunday whom he's IN action.
And whenever he talks he's In action
/ It's evidently impossible for this
| human dynamo to be a passive fac
/ tor In conversation. Certainly not
| when Ma" sunday and the children
are the subjects or Il!
Presently he lay back on his pil
lows and looked out of tho windows
over the city.
Expects Big Things.
"a great place. Great city Felt
it soon as | got Off the train. Liked
the people. Liked the broad clean
streets and the uniformity OF the
town. l have wanted to come "a
Tulsa for 4 long time. Years ago
when was holding meeting IN
| Wichita | tried 10 arrange II to that
| could come come here but couldn't
/ make Il. ] am anticipating a great
meeting here Shall look forward Ia
seeing the city and visiting the oil
fields. Hoven't seen the tabernacle
yet but ! know that II Rayy did it,
it's all right"
The past week. tho hzrief time bc.
tween the closing OF his Sioux city
Iowa, meetings and the opening oi
the Tulsa campaign, Sunday has beer
spending at his home in Winona
Lake. Nearly all the time he wa,
out Of doors, raking leaves in Tn,
yard, working about the place And
he goes at things like that with IN,
same dynamic energy that Charac
terizes his preaching As a canse
} auence he has slight cold that vii