New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-11

preached one of his near-straight ser
mons In the middle Of IL he assailed
Unltarianism, thus:
People ask me: why don't you
preach against the Catholic Church 2
l say; There's too much filth. dirt and
rubbish IN Protestant back yards The
Roman Catholic Church has said high
mass over the rotting remains of Uni
tarianism in all the ages Of the worlds
history. Even with Harvard College
at its back, the Unitarian Church IS
dying out. and it ought to-"
Attacks Unitarianism.
There was loud applause. and Sun
day added: Eyes, and I'll do all ! can
10 put II in the graveyard, too. No
church that denies the divinity OF
Jesus Christ and makes him tho illo'
gitimate offspring OF Jewish harlot
can get any words Of commentator
from your Uncle Fuller"
New Nork's the grandest city in the
world None other built by the skill
of man Is so great" said Sunday
"lm from Chicago. and she can 90
some. but | take Off my hat 20 little
old New York But take the churches
away, and in less than year you can
/ buy the Woolwortn building for as
cents Run out all the Catholic priests
and other preachers. burn the Bibles
and real estate would shrink to 10
cents on the dollar in twelve months
/ There'd be cobwebs in the " turn
ing to "Ms," asking, What do YOU call
those underground jiggers" Turning
back 10 the audience, "Oh, yes; sub
ways"
Sunday was asked to-day 10 liter
/ cede in the mill strike. but according
/ 10 William r. Mcakle. president Of the
American silk Workers Union, he re-
/ fused.
Mr.. Meakle's statement runs that
after 1l5 out OF 125 employees of the
Essex Mills walked out, James Mat
thews. a walking delegate of the Amer
lean Federation of Labor, laborer
and lawyer. whose name was with
held. saw Sunday. The evangelist later
confirmed the statement that the call
had been paid. but characterized 1t as
purely informal
The strike was called Oft tonight and
tho employees will return to work Mon
day.
|. W. ". Postpones Meeting.
Neaklc was bitter toward George Ar
mold. head cf the Paterson and North
Jersey Evangelistic Conference, and so
instrumental in bringing Sunday here.
He said Arnold when connected with
the United Piece Dye Works paid his
employees starvation wages
Morris Gest, New York theatrical
manager. made an offer of $4,000 to
Sunday to go and sec the play Expert
ence" and CRITICS il from a box when
tho revivelist visits New York on Mon
day.
"Anybody who's trying to divert me
from my work is wasting stamps and
postage said Sunday.
Sunday did not impress Mr.. Gest
much as a platform performer. lie
said: "If he belonged to me I'd close
I'D the show. He's q good man with
poor material. Ma is the Granger OF
the evangelistic business
Trail Call Soon.
Trail hitters are expected any time
perhaps tomorrow. Sunday nm
self saws he does not know when the
men and women will begin to stream
up the glory path. But the fact that
today he asked the people in the
Tabernacle to "stand up for God, and
the fact that tonight he prayed that
tu,y might very soon" be brought 10
grace. indicates that he Will call for
converts any moment.
The revivalist closed his afternoon
sermon with a prayer that included
everv one. from "newsies" TO the
Navor of Paterson. 1t ran full five
minutes.
Lord, bless the Mayor" he prayed.