Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-01
SUNDAY AMI
BREACHES TO GIRLS

'mu"ue y VI"
taind at luncheon bv mr. philins. who
nronosed a visit 70 the battlotield Of
Mrand wine rho suggestion was ao-
contod With alacritv "RiIIv" ramnrkinp
that his great grandfather on his mother's
aide of Tho family was killed ON that
aeId IL yv,s az The cor,nIetion Of this
trim that "p;l,ySS agrocd n address the
girls re- tho Normai school
Although 'BilIv" has been suffering
from q cold in his throat and his voice
was ,,or,, hnst,, when bo Gnisbed bis
third sermon lagt rigbt he felt much inn
proved This morning. and believed that his
voice would he in yood condition when he
ononad Tho ninth veal NJ bis csmnairn
tonnorrow
Tonight n bip hann,,et ia To he held in
the auditorium If tbe Central Branch of
tho v M O. which viii he attended
hy about ino nain aoor tsbarna Gle usbers
in from the rostrun "a doorkeeners and
o. secreta rfes M SUNDAY and other
memhers ~ HE narty are exnected to give
hrief taIlss
APPEALS FOR LOCAL OPTION
Backing Governor Brumbaugh's stand
Gov ,o,,, onuo, s,,, oo,,,a ,uo, Tho
ior ioe" opium Suhudy c"lleu uPo" '"'
Christian people OF Philadelphia, yes
terday, to stand by the Governor. Sunday
nrooohoa throa di1orort ornor. ,,os+or-
g.. - .-- - no.. =
DAY. bleVen huhored ana hlty-elsht men
and women hit the sawdust trail during
the day. His plea FOR support OF the local
option measure was MADE IN the AFTER
noon ana evening" more than oo'VOo men
raised tnelr hanos IN appToVal anu PROM
lseu 10 p the nEasu[e.
IN the naU[nlnS, nany p5edoneu a ser
t ~ : S 9n bic tonic was. "soinmop-h
Sr ~ n soPI' 60 ;, "nS ~ ~
nIts-SGconu Eestoe ~. "ie ~ Io
eVeHtns ne Sum y" ~ ~ ~ oS
70 ClaoN' ~ ina pie a. a. 'upputt ~
Goverhor n on Iaoai on ~ nI ,w SrnaaU
outain d oou''' wa P''' '""' S"NN"'
=" "So NJ Rr,mbaug % ke.nirr bis
noSeiHS. nno 20 NenPtrS Is
w noIid 7 Ton+ ~ con,pIin1ent Won Nc
Me of PerrsvIvania for nuttinp sIIcb a
NC !, 9nrTJ shnrr" Hare snndsv w,s
i maa ~ Io,td oboars ..Tbo IocaI
nntion hi viii he renorted out of commit
tee on tuesday, on TUESDAY. Get this
into your heads, menl Petitions have been
sent to the different churches throughout
the CITY for your signatures in support
Of the local ontion hill. Your signatures
mean that YOU support Governor Brum-
baugh In his fight, and the petitions go
to the different representatives telling
them to support him. Sign them!
A loud outburst of applause was the re-
ply of the audience to this appeal. Sun
day then shouted:
"Oh, the liquor interests will fight to
the last ditch, tooth and nail! They will
not compromise! They don't want to lose
anything! But every fellow who favors
the local option bill backed by Governor
Brumbaugh hold up his handi"
Up went the thousands of hands, and
then. while the evangelist urged the men
to stand. there was another outburst of
cheering, and the multitude arose. Hats
and bandkerchiefs were waved high above
the mems heads, and veil after YELL and
cheer after cheer made the great wooden
structure rock with vibration.
GWEN send this message from old Phil
odeInhia to Governor Brumbaugh!'
snndsv cried "You bet we'll send itl'
After the excitement died out. 'Billy'
saiJ.
..NJoy bo,s ~ nav h. there'u he a
~U" 90 ~ I~srrisburp If NAV
10 .In,,,iI lat aooo or 5OOo men IN GO i'm
- sbon, thosa Iawmakers that
the 49, Hh rgsnt Local ontion IF thev call
.aIis+ NO ,,,arn,Iy cheared