The Washington times., 1915-01-18

holders of that body Will have chance
10 hear Sunday. 40
with the party from Philadelphia
came number of newspaper men, Sew
eral cergymen also were on board the
train. Among these was the Rev. Zed
H. Copp. formerly of Washington, now
Church.
Hymn Writer a Guest.
A special guest of Mr.. Sunday on his
Washington trip Is Charles II. Gabriel,
famous hymn writer and author of the
GLORY Song used at the Sunday,
Chapman, and Gypsy Smith revivals.
Mr. Gabriel wrote half dozen other
of the most popular numbers In. the Sun
day song book.
Just before the train pulled into Union
Station Mr.. Sunday came forth from
his sleep. saving he was greatly re-
visit.
ps HGw =, sbSst that pulpit at cGnyentGn zen
it one Of these things that comes up
TO a fellows chin
told that the Convention Hall pulpit
used in Philadelphia.
No member, of the party enjoyed the
trip to Washington more than the Sum
day boys. 1t was their first trip East.
railroad. had a Rehnsyivania flyer stop
at their Winona hhme so the boys could
be brought to Philadelphia to join their
parents for their trip to Washington.
The boys are Paul. thirteen. and Billy.
With them came their older sister.
Mrs. Haines. of Chicago. But at Union
station this morning they asserted their
independence plainly.
Great Fun,' Says Paul.
Sundays automobile was about to
start off when Mrs. sunday called out,
Where are the children?'
go ahead. Wen get in another"
shouted Paul as he grasped his younger
brother by the arm.
too, let me tell you" And Mrs Sunday
allowed them to do So
Gee. this is great fun said Paul. on
the way down. "And I miss three days
from school,"
After the meeting this afternoon the
sunday family will go to the home OF
secretary of state Bryan for tea. The
entertainment committee has provided
for special luncheon to he served the
rest of the party at Union Station.
The entire party will return to Phila-
delrhia on the 1:O5 train, arriving there
shortly after 10 o'clock
Crowds Throng Station.
Before . o'clock people began to as
semble at the Union Station to get q
point of vantage from which 10 see
Sunday and his party. Station officials
were asked on which track the specia
$ould arrive, but It was not until L
clock that the station master knew
definitely at just which gate the crowds
could converge.
Delegations from various church 50
CietieS have constitute -" themselves vol
unteer aids to the committees in charge
OF the event. and these swelled thu
number of greeterS.
About an hour before train timt
Ma ior Sylvester sent a detail of tif
teen policemen to tn" station and iron
that time on a path was kept clear
through the cOncOurSe to the door
leading out to the automobile parkwa.
This detail consisted of the following
Sergeant and two policemen from tn
Sixth precinct; one policeman IRON tn
Second Third, Fourth. Fifth. Seventh
Eighth, Ninth, Tenth. Eleventh. ant
Central Office.
The detail ordered to enforce orde
at Convention Hall will consist Of sev
enty men who will report to Captain
Harrison at the Second precinct at
O'Clock 1t will be made up of one lieu
tenant and one sergeant and eight pc
lcenen from the Second.
The First will send four men; tn
Third. Fourth. Fifth. and Sixth pre-
cincts, six men each; the seventh, tw
mounted men and six dismounted tn
men; the Ninth, one sergeant, tw'
mounted men, and six palicemen; tn
Tenth, one mounted man and fou
dismounted while the Eleventh will
be represented by one mounted MAJ
and two dismounted
Last Details Complete.
In anticipation Of another vas
crowd at the Union Station whel
Sunday departs, a detail of twenty
one men has heen assigned there a
$3.50 o'clock. The Sixth will send
sergeant and three men: the Ninth
three men; the Third, Fourth. Fifth
seventh and Eighth two men each
while the First Second Eleventh, an
harbor patrol will send one man each
With the rehearsal of the choir o
$50 voices at the Y. NJ. c. A. yesterda
afternoon, the last detail of arrange
ments for the meeting was completed
A list Of old time eVangelistic hymn
were sent on by Choir Master Rode
HEAVIER who will lead the singers thi
afternoon with his trombone Rode
HEAVIER has been called the Ira
Sankey of the Sunday outfit. and &C
Cording to those who have heard hin
he gets plenty Of action out of IN
audiences.