Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-09-23
NE WAS SENSATIONAL.
SHE Drummer Evangelist Worked
the Audience BetweSn Laughter
and Tears.
STIRRING UP SINNERS.

A very large crowd greeted the
drummer preacher last night at the
Lead avenue Methodist Episcopal
church last night, the largest Monday
night congregation in years.
Mr.. Williams gave the wandering
boy a rest last night and took for his
subject THE Young Woman and Her
Company" Tho young ladies' were
glad to hear the evangelist for they
were out in force.
Mir. Williams worked the oratorical
pendulum betwixt laughter and tears
and for nearly an hour carried the
large congregation with him. At the
close of the address the church came
forward in good numbers. In a conse-
Grafton service three men rose for
two coming to the front and
kneeling for prayers.
Mr.. Williams said in part: Every
woman should be a lover and follower
of Jesus. for they are under obligation
20 the gospel for the privileges they en-
joy. Where this gospel is not preached
women are slaves to law and men.
Others choose for her. But here she
is free. Woman has the right to do
what II is becoming for any individual
to do. Half of the human race have
been slaves because of sex. Give her a
chance and if man cannot stand his
ground let him go to the wall. God
has only one standard-no male or fe-
male in Gods standard. Men only
have one standard. They demand OF
their wives and sweethearts just what
God demands. touching a life of purity
Women have two standards. one fol
themselves, another for men,. Very few
young men will walk down street witt
q young lady with a cigarette in hel
mouth, or if she has a record of pop
ping into the saloons of Albuquerque
the boys will cut her out only for bach
street walks. and that after night
Girls, you will never do you duty 4
God and yourself until you demand o
young men what they demand of yoi;
Girls. you must select one Of two char
acters. | am sure you will turn you
back upon the useless, giggling, IRE
sponsible nonenity which society call
woman more troubled about her free
kles than she is about her sins, spent
more time before the glass gettin
ready for the next ball than she has /
her whole life getting ready for IN
Judgment. Generally the TRACED
comes first in the play and the fare
afterwards, but in this case the fare
il first and the tragedy later. Is sh
your daughter? She is often on tn
street with several girls like her. Sh
calls her girl friends 'chums' or 'pardl
and her young men friends 'fellers
talks slang everywhere. You can hea
her talking half & block away, laughin
twice as far, stares at people who al
not dressed according to her idea; ST
acknowledges no n her superior
anything. Old age is only deservl1
of her contempt. Her chief effort
spent in getting herself up in the Ia
est style. Filtration is her chief recre
ton and anything that wears pan
will do to frt with. She reads yello
back novels and pronounces them Il
lovely for anything. Her smart YOU
fellows are too smart or killing I
any use. She has a great deal to sa
but if printed in a book would ma
her blush. She don't help her moth'
All she anti is more fellows and
marry the one they are all after. S
is determined 10 keep her hands 81
and white, and that the world sh
know that she is a cute little thii
The training that a girl gets that b.
fits her for heaven, that is what b.
fits her for this life. The training Il
units for heaven, units for this Ii
That notion that it is a disgrace
woman 10 enter into honest toll
about exploded; thank God for WI