New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-08

when this word that helped to make
another celebrity famous was used.
Some ono in the audience breathed
round and audible "Amen!"
After the sermon several reporters
walked up to him as he stood on the
little steps leading off the platform
where he leaps and gyrates. -.
~ hear you say some Of us are liars,
said one Of them. "Isn't il fact you
told some Of the newspaper men yes
terday that Paterson ia not as enthu-
siastic as Philadelphia
81 did not" beloved Sunday.
Quite a number of people turned to
watch his excitement. One of the men
10 whom the statement was made vas
called over. The question was repeat
ed Sunday looked at the man. Trapped,
he lost control of his temper
MA" Is Angry. Too.
"Well, what il 7 did," he shouted.
And he slammed his fist into his palm
with "A crack that could be heard fifteen
feet away. "You are trying to break
up the meetings. II you don't like
them, stay away" His temperature
bounded TO $50 degrees Fahrenheit
"You can't get anything out Of zee
again." he cried, and went away NUT
tering TO himself.
Both he and "Ma" were angry when
they read the papers this morning.
The fact that their afternoon meeting
Yesterday had been described as the
frost which it was irritated them eX-
ceesively. Mrs. Sunday led the way
after meeting reporters at the door of
their house TO the dining room, whore
Sunday was sitting in his lowered silk
dressing gown, eating stewed peaches.
He put down the spoon ana snapped
out: 49,.
am sick Of these sinking little re-
rorters trying 10 write such stuff, try
inc 10 frame up things. never saw
meeting begin with such a magnificent
spirit. If the reporters don't like my
meetings let them keep away"
He was trembling. and getting more
agtated each moment.
81 never asked for newspaper support
in my life" he continued. They can
write ANYTHING they want about me and
they won't hear a peep out OF me.
don't see why these calamity howlers
want to run down these meetings, any
way. Why in the world do they want
10 lie about the community and misrep-
resent things ?"
I'VE are delighted with our recep-
ton" broke in Ma" 1--WE are delight
ed with it," .,
In the night sermon Sunday touched
on a goodly per cent Of the subjects IN
the encyclopedia, including the Euro
pean war. Or. Harvey Wiley and Will
lam Jennings Bryan, "who's clean as
hounds tooth. and I'm proud to tell
Won he's one Of my best friends" Bry-
ans name, mentioned in connection
with Roosevelt's and Wilson's, met
with faint applause. Roosevelts with
vigorous and Wilson's with absolute
silence, here in this New Jersey city.
Ginger in His Work.
He proved himself versatile actor
in crude, lakewood style. Al one
time. as Esau, he limped, like Richard
the Third; at another he drove his
mouth into the grimace of Bowery
thug. and showed his shoulders forward
like prizefighter; at another he MINI
licked a society woman in the most eX-
aggerated fashion. When he initiated
the photographer he stopped, peered at
an imaginary sitter, and yanked his
coat collar up around his neck like
black covering cloth. He was working
we'll" during the last part of his SER
mon. although he did not prefer any
thing unusual in the athletic line, moth
ing worthy of note in his high and
lofty evangelistic tumbling.
He started his sermon on Jacobs
Confession" by paying tribute TO the
jew. Part Of 1t was:
THE story of the jew is shining
monument in the history OF the world.
II makes my blood boil to hear man
calling a Jew a 'sheeney' or Christ
killer II you are saved at all you Will
be saved by a Jew. You never see a
Jew among the weary Willies,' ragged,
dirty, leering panhandlers, moochlng
for a free meal"
Some gems from the Sunday collec-
tion of wordy pearls were:
you can't pray Thy kingdom come
and look at God through the bottom Of
beer glass"
Lots of NUTS are trying to work
she'll game on God"
"I'm surprised Goa does so much,
with the bunch He mas got to work
with"
81 know men sunk so low it would
take an airship to get into hell"
Some of you men hollcr like Co
manches at a political meeting, and
look like a jack rabbit eating cabbage
when you go to pray" >.
Give your wife flowers now. don't
wait until she's full of embalming fluid
and then send Gates Ajar.'
"To much moneys being spent for
women's funerals that ought to go to
pay hired girls salary"
As usual he alluded to every Biblical
character even the highest in the most
casual and intimate fashion. The story
of Easu and Jacob in Billy Sunday
language had this typical sentence:
"Esau said: What Jake, trying 10