Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-12
EvAMoRLseT IN NED HOT QUAR-.
ngL WITH NEW YORK
REPoRrERs.
wRirERs DENOUNCED AZ
paMINunlvE PRESENTATIONS
Criticism q Evansslist's Methods and
Pulpit Dsmsaner BY Mstrspelitan
Press Brinas Denial Of interview and
Rspsrtsrial Party Visits Sunday
Nc Admits Correctness Of Report,

M
and some Of the New York newspapers
are engaged in a red-hot controversy
that has served to draw added atten-
ton to the meeting the evangelist has
opened in Patterson. N. ]. The news
papers had reported the opening OF
the Paterson meetings to be frost
and had quoted Mr.. Sunday as say
ing the Paterson crowds were cool
compared to those in Philadelphia
Tho New York Sun in its issue OF
Thursday carries this head over the
Sunday revival story: '.Liars, Liars.
Ginks. Yells Billy Sunday at Report
ers." The Sun article follows:.
vitroiic Attack.
.Billy Sunday, with plate OF
stewed peaches in front of him in the
dining room Of his house OF many
windows and CARRIED in his. lowered
silk dressing gown fastened with q
diamond pin, hguratively went up az
ter the altitude record at noon today.
His comments upon New York news
papers and especially upon New York
reporters who quoted him veroaum
this morning caused Billy to bang the
table and spill language that out
Dowied the late Elijah Dowie. the Sec
ond himself New York newspaper
men who say that said Paterson
crowds are cool compared to the
Philadelphia crowds are liars yelled
Billy.
Angry With Reporters.
1.-THE people who write this stun IN
~. yyo,t, hnllorAde Ril1v
with another bang that made the
china and glassware rattle, "are lot
OF dirty little lying reporters: that's
what they are. Let them stay away
II they don't like things. Let 'em let
me alone, the dirty little liars
.Whereupon when Billy finished his
sermon this afternoon a group of the
dirty little lying reporters from New
York-Billy had added other adjec-
tives deleted here-approached Billy
- he came from his platform.
Paterson Crowd Not Cool.
= .Mr. Sunday began the spokes-
man Of the group, you're quoted as
I saying that we're q lot Of dirty little
ftars ana fakess in quoting you in say
tng that you think Paterson audi
ences are cool to you compared to
Philadelphia and others
II never said that about Paterson
crowds In my life yelled Billy where
unons rho men TO whom Billy had said
I ii pressed up closer. L
Beg pardon. you said i to mo Mt NJ
Il sunday. III IS s. !.
4: s1iIiy sfared &C thl group for = mos
uSSat uncertainty while one OF the men
Z % whom no had made the statement
sepeated the assertion q bit more We
b nsmenfly.
go, well. roared Billy .what Il !
iid. why don't you let me alone? II
vou don't like my style a talking
why. don't you beat IT. You come here
for the purpose Of breaking up my
meeting. Beat It u you don't like IT.
All OF you
Got Under filss Shirt.
Z The New York Tribune in reporting
che conflict between the evangelist
and the reporters started its story az
.As .Billy sunday would probably
nut IL, the New York morning news
papsrs got under his Ahirt today. for,
following the reading Of their plain
Ststemerts Of this morning. he exerted
himself tonight. He gave what was
csrtainly tho most amusing show he
Z has yet staged
& 4 After referring TO the liar incl