Evening journal., 1907-10-10
WAGON OF VETS
AGAIN MOVING
SayIOr Predicts That Brew
cries Would be Turned
Into AbattOirS
MEETING QUIET LAST NIGHT

The Anti-Prohibition Leagues
wagon. which had such a stormy ex-
perience when It was up against the
salvation Armys bass drum at Fifth
and Market streets on Tuesday night
had an easy time of it last evening.
The wagon was moved down to Third
and Market streets. There, for about
an hour. the speakers entertained a
large crowd. The meeting began
promptly at the appointed time. The
crowd began to gather early. The Della
ware saengerbund, which it was an
nounced was to enliven the meeting
with songs. did not appear. 1t was ex-
plained. on the side, that the leader OK
the singers was away, but II Is eN-
nected by the prohibition leaders
mat the singers will be about before
the speaking campaign is over Inc
hand which tried conclusions with tne
salvationists, also was absent, DuS
there was a rafting good cornellsl oil
deck. and he opened the meeting py d
series Of bugle calls. In response 10 10
the bugle call the men rushed from ''i'
narts of the vicinity, and py the 'illio
f,,oirroan Savior was ready TO peslu
e~stions there was a large gathering
sto,,+ the wagon. At times the croWd
- encouraging words and there -
sa,siderable applause, but the laeh VI
.,.,,-o does not bother Speaker
- who said at the Fifth anu
l-.e,.S,,,, etreets meeting that when mei.
'sta,,,+ anplaud they were thinKlhs' anu
that was what he liked ,.aaars
THE Anti Prohibition League leaue.9 .
oro Immensely pleased with the SUI
-. 80 tbeir meetings. Chairman Sas
-. o,nonnced. with a pardonaple "o
Z ~ nride. that the membership ~
~ Sess,ie had leaped by jumps IN ON
~ ~ A. the Fifth and Shipley streets
meeting the league had a eaio ~.
bership Of 1900, and lasl .ls"s ,,oet
,,,erobership was 1000. After eiie ~
mo the league leaders said thae ~ =,
,,,,ht they expected 5000 meIiipe,s. -,
,.a,ds no mathematical wizard 70 ns -
a,t that if the same rate Oh lleis'lse l..1.D
or .,,,,,os the league, before eleeuou
I'm hsve been swollen to memoershit
.,,at might rival Rockefellers iorluii7'
Savior on the Job c,..,~r,sr
T., onening the meeting Chanrii,s' 10.
eav,or said: "well, Wen get on W .n'
,,.oter wagon" as he arranged ~, ~
80. for the speakers. set down .N'
r,t+ober Of water, and fixed lhe '"Die'
as a preliminary. And then lne ~
49,. cot in motion. Chairman Sasioi
...,ns that he was going TO MAKE
.oroarlxs. And he did. The chaii
-, said thev had a hard time laa
,.,ob+ II is difficult to speak aeains
80 arum. and we could not do l'
a., Going 10 talk with my hat on ah'
not catch cold, as my lrleilu iiVs'e -
aid last night. That pass uruiA "a
ouf,,l." Mr.. Saylor wanted 20 hno'
wbv there were no troughs IN Irohs .
churches or Y. M. c. AS why Wile'
man is in town and wants 10 Wa'e
,,ts horse he doesn't go to trough u
fropt Of n church, but he has to ma
.ro,,gb in front Of a rum hole. som
of the crowd laughed There Wa
hand clapping.
DAnd suppose a working man come
here looking for job. He doesn't mn
n AZ the Y. NJ. c. A., but he may NM
oIgarette there. But he enters a sa
loon with a Hello Bill and the maj
there gives him information aoou
jobs. .
"A man finds sociability and goo
fellowship in the saloon. 1t is the poo
mans club"
chairman saylor said the men want
ed some money to spend on themselves
some Of them spend it for beer an
others for a shave or a hair cut an
chairman SAVIOR illustrated his re
marks by motions of tonsorial artist
as they shave and cut hair. The me
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