Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-23
HOME, FEELING FINE
SUNDAYS MESSAGE
Evangelist Cordially Greeted
by His Neighbors at Winona
Lake.

Word has been received here that
Billy and MA" Sunday arrived home
at Winona Lake, Ind. safely last night,
and that both are feeling fine. Their
message to this city was:
We reached home SAFE on time to
the minute. II was a procession of
compliments at every station where we
stopped. Hundreds OF our neighbors
and friends were at the station to well
como us home Mother was smiuns
and happy to see us, and Insisted on
sitting up at the table and eating
supper with us. Will and Paul are
we'll
We are really homesick for dear old
philadelphia. II all seems like
dream. but we would like to dream 1t
all over again Love to all.
NELL AND BILL.
There were many anxious to shake the
hand of the evangelist, and, while he
was tired, he was exceedingly happy and
welcomed all his friends with open arms.
The news that his mother is able to be
up to sit at the supper table with Billy"
and MA" brings much happiness to the
relatives and members Of the Sunday
party who remained in this city. as the
aged Mrs. Sunday had been confined to
her bed for long time.
Sunday said last night that he was
not worn out by the strenuous campaign
here as he had expected to be. Although
somewhat tired in body and although his
voice was somewhat strained, he said
that he felt In excellent physical cond-
ton.
He announced definitely that he would
start his campaign In Paterson, n. j., on
April 4. and that after II was finished he
and MA" hoped to take sailing vessel
for San Francisco through the Panama
Canal Upon their arrival there they
expect to spend some time at the expo
sltion, after which they will 20 to their
ranch in oregon for a rest.
At the conclusion OF their stay in the
country he plans to conduct campaigns
next winter In the following order:
Omaha. Neb.: Trenton. n. j.. Baltimore
and Louisville. In the autumn of 1916 he
plans to open revival campaign in
Boston.
"Billys" grandson, who became i'll yes-
terday Just as his father. George NJ Sun
day. and mother were about to go to At
lanttc City, was about the same this
but is not thought to be in
serious condition. AS soon as the baby
is well enough Mr.. Sunday will go to
Atlantic City. where he and his family
viii remain at John Wanamaker's cottage
ultll Ine paterson campaign opens.
Bentley D. Ackey, BILLY" SUNDAYS
private secretary and pianist, is finishing
his work today at the Spring Garden
street headquarters, and plans to leave
with Mrs. Ackley and his little daughter
for Atlantic City tonight or tomorrow
Ben r. Welsh and Mrs. Welsh
will probably accompany Mr.. and Mrs.
Ackley. After two or three days rest
at the shore, Mr.. Ackley plans to 60 to
Moscow. Pa. near Scranton, where he
will remain until the Paterson campaign
opens. Letters intended for BILLY" Sun
lay should he sent to Mr.. Ackley at
Moscow.
Cable news dispatches received by the
American press today from London an
lounce that Henry Randall is anxious to
rave SPilly" Sunday conduct campaigns
II Ens{and to help in the efforts to OBJ
ain laws to prevent the sale of lntoXi-
ANTS until the war Is ended.