The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-14
SAWOUST TRAIL
HIT BY SORES
DURING REVIVAL

Say hoHeii called Ram from
below, More people had como to.
the front
SUNDAY turned grlnucd. droppcd
tlat on tho platform. stretched his
arm over ltH vdHp aud warmly
clasred the luto comcrs hands Then
he stood up, flung ono hand into
lhe oir right foot nttoi high and
shcutcdl
Goodnight
Pcoplu laughed, waved and called
an nnswcr and tho crowd crumblcd
Tho great meeting was aver. Tho
long looked forward to event had
como. Folks had hit the stWdust
trail
Plea Co Church Members
They began it vcNyrlgy morning
At the end OF his pcrvlcc SUNDAY
made nm imp'siouyd plea fur
church mcmhors to renew their uI.
lcgiancc To God and renew their cr-
forts 90 do riEht lie asked an VI
thCm who would do that thing TO
como forward and shake his hand
Striking the pulpit With his fist hc
called;
Come on, you church of Cod
They Camo, hundreds of them mil
ling through the Rislca for what
seemed u long time. pctcrapn. the
big custodian OF the tabernacle.
standing on "a bench at the lpft.
Rapp, the business manager. stand
ing on bench Mt the right and
the white -rihhoncd ushcrs handled
the throngs with so much deXtcrity
that they passed up one side. OF the
aialcs In perfect order and back on
the other. There was no lingering.
no break Il bespoke perfect ma
chine. Yesterday afternoon they
came ognln--young aud old, all with
sniloe Of happiness on their faces.
There was hotwecn 500 and 600 in
the morning, approximately 60 In
tho afternoon and nearly 100 last
night Cards stating name, address,
and church preference arc signed
by all trail hptcrs and are In the
custody OF c. y. Buchuer, chief soc
rotary These cards are later given
to tho ministers Of the churchea
preferred. whether In Tulsa or in
towns surrounding. or In case no
preference IN stated, TO the min
isterlal alliance.
a woman In the chorus became
III and tainted last night She gayo
a little cry before she fell, and the
crowd, intent upon tho words of
Sunday and startled out OF its mood
pitched "A high key, half rose. sun
day spread his hands
Good Thing for Tulsa
Hold on there Just sit down and
calm yourselves. Gosh, n you had
half as big "a III over the way Tulsa =
going 20 hell ns you do over WON o.
an tainting' what good thing It
would he for Tulsa"
Tho crowd laughed. sat down, SGT b
| tied back, Tho tension was broken.
Sunday had made the situation his.
The woman was carried out with
scarcely n movement OF curiosity on
tho part OF the crowd that waited
Gained and roassurcd. until tho
speaker should begin again. Mrs.
4 G. II, Sweet, l22i South Frankfort,
| the woman who tainted In subject
| to such ettackH, II was said at the
hospital room later. and was doing
| nicely, There are two beds In the
hospital room maintained below the
| platform, Three doctors and two
I nurses are there every night to care
for emergency cases such as this one
! This provision for the welfare OF
I sunday audiences IA made by the
/ Tulsa County Medical society, and
the committee IN charge is Or.
| Claude r, Hendorsbot, chairman.
Dr. =. Winter Brown. and Dr. Fred
s. Clinton,
Sunday hads something 10 say last
night about the folks who call him
CRATER, He had been talking
about gossip. lie touched upon the
things that are said about him all
over the country part Of the price
he pays, so he supposos, for being
decent. Then he reached tho flnan-
cial phase OF tho talk. lie told
few Of his experiences along that
linc FOR the benefit of those who
talk about him. lie told the crowd
that Il syndicate Offered him st00,-
600 for 20 nights an hours talk a
night. He answered no was going
10 be here In Tulsa about that time,
preaching every afternoon and for
40 nights He told the<crovd that
company offered him $1,000. 900
10 20 into the movies and
Il told them" he shouted, racing
back and forth across tho platform,
that they cant com rnerClalile tho
cause of Jesus Christ through Billy
Sundays mug FOR 10000, ,OOOV'
Ready To Pay rugs
Applause swept the hougc, 1t sat
silent, however, when Sunday
called attention TO the fact that
Tulsa was willing, n the governor
To ''soe couple OF prizefightcrs
stand up in the middle OF the ring
for few minutes, You didn't oh 3.
iect 10 putting up that money 20 nee
those birds. Wen, that's an right
Doug Fairbanks and Chaplin and
Mary Pickford get their million a
year Wen. that's all right. But
I'm here to tell you that / earn all
1 get"
Sunday preached last night on
THE Ten Commandments" Yes-
terday morning DR. ]. NJ. Gordon.
president OF the University of Tulsa
said Of Billy sunday that he spares
neither his voice, HIS hands. his feet
Or his audience" Hc didn't spare
his audience last night lie scored
them an. from the frivolous Eum-
| chewing flapper to the old repro
bate who ought 10 have coupons
and bills piled on HIS coffin IN silent
| evidence Of what he lived for. The
society woman, tho philandcrlnR
| husband and the tickle wifc, the
| Jelly bean boy--all got theirs. II
there's anything In the world that
| he dcspises, Reverend Sunday most
/ earnestly informed his audience. It's
| the bird who writes a letter TO q
| newspaper about him, Sunday, bu,
! hasn't the nerve 10 put his John
| Hancock to II and signs himself AN
/ Old Subscriber"
| A. o'clock last night the tab.
| grnnglp was mDFp than half Tu1I Al