Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-16
SUNDAY AGAIN
LASHES DEVIL
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there. Some said, Thou are the Christ.
the Son of God But others said: Let's
kill Him. Let's get Him out of the way,
or He'll have everybody coming His way
so these meetings make some glad,
and others are damning me and the meet
ings and you.
so the first thing is get Jesus here
with you and, when you get Him, then
you will have influence to bring the sin
ner and Jesus together Then that poor
wife who has been beating a path to and
from the church door for years will go
home with her drunken husband, and sne
will be made happy"
Billy" will preach his sermon, entitled
'Three Groups" tonight and tomorrow
morning. Tomorrow afternoon and to-
morrow night he will preach his famous
sermon for men only on when Chickens
Come Home to Roost." All Sunday after
noon and evening sermons hereafter will
be for men only.
AS no women will be at the tabernacle
tomorrow afternoon or evening the
nursery will be closed.
FAMILY REUNION,
Real happiness! That is what the ar
rival of the Sunday children from Indiana
at the Sunday home, 1914 Spring Gar
den street. brought to the evangelist's
family this morning. Those who enjoy
seeing the evangelist smile while on the
pulpit ought TO have been at the North
Philadelphia station of the Pennsylvania
Railroad when the younger Sundays were
greeted by their parents.
Contrary to the usual routine, Mr. and
Mrs. Sunday arose long before daylight
this morning, and after hurried break
fast were taken in an automobile to the
North Philadelphia station, They reached
the depot a few minutes before the
arrival of the train.
Early commuters and workmen who
were hurrNins through the station on
their way to work recognized the evan
gelist and his wife, and a small crowd
gathered to see them greet their children,
LAST NIGHTS MEETING.
Last night BILLY" repeated his sermon
of yesterday afternoon on 1.-The Ten
Commandments" 1t was heard by an
audience of almost 10000 persons Time
and again, as Sunday fired some of his
hot vernacular into the multitude, roars
of laughter and applause filled the great
tabernacle.
But the emotion was not all laughter
and applause. for in this sermon Billy
got hold of the heartstrings of his au-
ditors and wrung tears from the eyes OF
thousands as he pictured the lives of
sinners, who bring so much misery to the
home and their parents or relatives.
When he had scored many good hits at
the devil and his cohorts, and extended
the invitation to all who had broken the
Commandments and wanted to repent,
to come forward, there was rush for
the platform. Assistants TO Mr. Sunday
and secretaries of the Sunday Campaign
Committee were kept busy escorting the
trail hitters" TO the salvation rows
Arrangements have been made to have
members of the Sunday party speak in
churches near the tabernacle for the
overflow crowds tomorrow night These
meetings will be held in the Spring Gar
den Street Methodist and Baptist Church.
es, in the Arch Street Methodist and
Presbyterian Churches, in the Second
United Presbyterian Church and in the
Green Street Presbyterian Church
SING POLICEMEN'S SONGS.
Again last night the tabernacle was
jammed when Mr.. and Mrs. Sunday ar