Evening journal., 1914-08-17

caused by race hatred, has been lost
sight OF in the desire Of great power
for commercial supremacy, which has
wrapped all Europe in flame Of war"
This was the assertion of the Rev. DR..
10. T. Wyatt, morning speaker at the
camp Sunday service Continuing his
able sermon on sin, DR.. Wyatt declared
he would Join an expedition to the
North Pole tomorrow if there were no
sin there. He said even without Bible
information he would know there was
hell. Any pliceman could find plenty
of hell right on earth, and no rose
water gospel would save the twentieth
century.
Incidentally, the speaker said modern
higher critics were kindergarten pupils
compared to st. Paul He expected to
be higher than Adam. because Adam
was innocent but had no character. lie
said the earth was good place to tune
up for the chorus of redemption in
heaven.
The Rev. c. NJ. Levister, ID. d.. de.
clared that the movement for statewide
prohibition is becoming so popular that
even Pennsylvania $50 wet that il
drips,' is trying to crawl on the water
wagon He thought that the favorable
outlook for nationwide prohibition
amendment 10 the federal constitution
was due partly to the amendment call
ing for popular election of senators.
tie spoke in praise of Catholic ten.
perance work. He asked the meeting
to sign resolution favoring the prohi
I hition amendment and to forward tn,
resolution to Delaware's representative
! IN Congress. He said he found both
saloons and grass-grOwn cobblestonei
in Wilmington. contradicting the state
ment that prohibition meant grass,
navements lie said Delaware spen
I SlS000O yearly for care Of derelicts de
stroyed by drink, and received S66, ,lj'
revenue yearly from liquor Licenses.
Mrs. NJ B. Donnell said that eX
| Governor Glynn would be Temperance
speaker at Newark on October !.
Dr. Levister addressed the children
meeting in the absence of Dr. c. u
| Noolston.
At last nights meeting, DIR. John !
G.. Hanna. in the absence of Dr. C. N
Lcvister. was the speaker, telling OF hi
experience attending Billy Sunday meet
ngs in Scranton.
81 have no criticisms to make OF Bill
sunday. whatsoever" said Or. Hanna.
believe there has been nothing like hi
work since the days of Pentecost" ID
Hanna expects 100000 conversions whe
Billy Sunday comes to Philadelphia. il
aid Billy Sunday objects to a CALLER
md a cement pavement for meetings. n
avs man can hide in a gallery, and
fraid TO come forward over a resounC
hg pavement for conversion.
SUNDAY reserves two-thirds of h
abprnaclc for unconverted people. ID
Hanna said this avoided the weakness I
the Moody and the Torrey-Alexand'
meetings, where Christians crowded til
sooIn.
DR.. Hanna protested against the II
.arding of Billy Sunday as aman greed
or money. Dr. Hanna spoke of the e,
rceding hoarseness of the evangelist
voice. which was audible to 10000 PEI
pie. nevertheless The speaker thougl
the physical strain would wear the D
viValist out before many years more.
The choir and audiences gave fine mi
: sic the last two days, under the directiC
iof Choirmaster W. y. Thomas.
Tomorrow will be Sunday School Da
Today was quiet after yesterday, whiC
] had more than 5000 visitors and was Il
, most successful Little Sunday in man
years in point Of ATTENDANCE.
There was very large proportion
r men in the gathering at camp yeste
day, including number Of well-know
local politicians.
Attendance Of children has reachi
the high-water mark in camp history.
DIR. J. ID. C. Hanna is announcing as
new camp attraction bubbling sprin
which is very pOetical under moonligl
conditions
Camp visitors are admiring the ire
weather vane. built by John Carve
, and erected on his Union Avenue co