Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-06-19

Continued from last week
rtney haven't the provocauon. BUT II rney
had to stand hat the English women do
and were treated as they are, I shouldn't
blame HEM
So much for life at Winona Lake.
At S~teubenville an ambitious scribe
ATTEMPTED to chronicle the activities
sof Mrs. Sunday during the routine Of a
campaign. The S~teubenville Gazette
gives this outline:
sArise at 8 a. m.
breakfast, $3.50.
Hunted up treasurer OF Steubenville
lEvangelistic association
paid bills for Colonel Albert p. Gill.
sDictation one hour and a half to Sec
tretary Robert Matthews.
Opening leftover mail.
s1n 1t found bin for 70 cents for repairs
ITO furnace at Winona Lake home. Sent
check for same.
-Dispatched paymen for laundry bin
f75end, 1y :
NWrot3 and SEMI nine letters
Answered phone a dozen times.
Helped Billy Sunday get ready to
work. Brought paper, ~sharpened pencils
and procured other necessary materfaIs-
Sunday works fast and likes everything
directly at hand, SO as to insure no delay.
1T is mas duty to see that nothing Ii
overlooked.
AFTERNOON.
Mar came to talk business. Mrs. Sum
day stayed at home to attend to this mat
ter, thus permitting Billy to devote his
entire attention to his regular duties.
Wrote and dispatched four more LETT
tiers, one to an expert accountant in
Pittsburgh; another to q convict In the
Ohio pe~nitentiary.
Received two callers.
Answered a letter to the editor Of the
Beacon Journal, Akron. o.
1.-TWO ladies called, one Of WHOM had
pan appointment by mail
'Rodeheaver introduced q singer who
wished to try out with he idea of Joining
the Sunday party.
Washed.
Supper.
EVENING.
Prepared her husbands clothing for
three changes during the day, took out
and put in buttons and laid out clothes
ready for his immediate use.
Attended evening service.
Prepared Bills lemonade.
Eyes, Ma Sunday is some busy lady.
Bil took a sip Of the temperance thirst
quencher, then said, And II ma hadn't
been here I'd nave to attend to all this.
Wouldn't have q a minute for my
work"
That the helpful relation existing
Between Mr.. and Mrs. Sunday Is ap-
parent to the casual observer is indi-
Gated by the following letter which
appeared in the Columbus Citizen
after the close OF the campaign In that
city In the usual column OF lettsrs
from our readers. Under q caption OF
-'rhe Power of Nell" the letter goes
on to say:
"Whafever Billy Sunday has done for
Columbus. he cannot have failed to have
peft, deeply imprinted In the hearts of all
that heard him preach. q wonderful *
lampae Of the love OF q strong man for
lhts wife. Who can have failed to notice
kiB loving references to Nell From the
tfrst day to the last of his seven weeks
campaign he acknowledged her powell.
billy Sunday has come n gone. That
he had power and SUCCESS n shown by
1900 human beings accepting his teach
1ngs and publicly acknowledging their
Faith He has shown It by tho subscrip-
tion OF $4,000 Tor his meritorious work.
but back OF It ell 10 Nell
Sunday evening when Bf1iy Sunday
Fhad closed an inspiring sermon In Me-
morial hall and the people were hating
IN dscision, Nell stepped In 30 the
breach. lead the choir and an uncon-
lsctous OF her NJ swung several hum
Edrsd penitent to a public acknowledgs
Emeuk Of God. And the beauty OF II al
was that she YVES not striving 10 'estab.
Dish something. no. she was just trying
ito show hersaif > real, 1--we heIpmata
Just trying 20 heip BiIly. that was an.
no wonder Billy Sunday speaks revereu1r
~ when be suys 1ss1ks~
W a.
Ear mur Than fhs svsrsgs outsider
Re permitted to know Mrs. Sunday
kknres In tia nrmnsal az tina familz