The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-07
.REVIVALIST TURNS
BIG CROWD AWAY

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ful. he ia never s,ill fnoment.
Fight arm outstretched. right foot
lifted high. standing SO close TO the
edge Of the platform that the on
locker shivcrs with apprehension
lest ha ;oPpie over, he nuris mis- in
ycctives against the devil and all
that Is his lie talks all over the
platform lie kneols upon II, pounds
H. Jumps on II. lie treats the pull
pit the same way. Last night he
ripped open his Ncollar, pulled off
his tie, lie was in fighting trim. A
cold bothers him little and he
fights more than the usual arpount
Q; hoarseuess.
That's all right. sister" said Mr..
Sunday last night to woman sit
ting Just IN front of him and who
had been applauding noisily after
the rest cf the crowd had ceased:
That's all right. Let me talk now"
Woman Interrupts Sermon.
The woman subsided for the mo-
ment. Presently. with no verbal
provocation and with no support
from the audience, she began TO
clap loudly. sunday stopped talk
ing and looked down at her. per-
picked. An usher. sitting near got
up and asked her to be quiet. An
eTily she arose and defied him. sun
day iuterfcred.
Let her alonc," he said. Tho
woman sat down. The evangelist rc-
Snhnea h'5 sermon. In a moment
she egain burst forth In loud and
enthusiastic hand clapping. Several
ushtra walked over to her and
a ggN a l.rs "a
nigh, excited voice, she proclaimed:
Cshcrs Are Dcricd.
No! l wGa't leave! And you Just
leaFe me alone Don't you dare
touch mel" as one of them extended
hand TO invite her TO the aisle.
There's only one man I'm this world
mat I'd let touch me. The National
Guard couldn't make me leave this
place If I didn't want tor
There was dead silence.
The audience craned It's neck to
gee the cause OF the disturbance.
Many people half arose In their
se;'i7. Peterson, one OF the mem
Dris OF Sundays party, wake ed
ting
Let ,er alone. Pete" said sun
uay That's all right"
III bring tho pope into thLsN'
the woman shrilled
inc ushers looking nonplussed,
her. ''N ~
talk"
she shook her finger az him and
h'F hystericai soprano carried all
over the building;
That's an right. Billy, That's all
'ght' feel sorry for you, Billi"
sunday smiled. and went at II
again But talking was made diff
yul 10y tho sporadic outhursts be
"W MIN. In few moments the
val hue coated figure Of police.
nan elbovcd through the crowds.
Ha no came whore she was sitting.
sI se woman sprang up and faced
MN she Is slight and fair haired.
ne color famed in her face. Pull
s guy a long and murderous look
.lb hatnin she deeied him TO put her
% Ihe policeman's fa"e was as
eu as It was grim az he reached
,, n n'r arm, She tahbed at him
hulousiN sunday faid again 90 let
p.,, p'. alone he'd get along all right.
CO. ,H, sI0at roar went up from the
"Putvr OUT"
WIN the assistance OF several
In1 'VIs the protesting woman was
" rom tho building by the off
n, o., from outside came shriu cries
VI Hello Bulyl"
sunday grinned.
81 men the cops come in" he said
nave nothing to say"
ANus4M nfInw
ON was said that similar actions
ou The part OF the woman mad
aused disturbances in other meet
"gs here IN Tulsa.
IS a tribute TO Sunday that the
Nlaent disturbing as IL was wan
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