The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-09
Paterson Barmaid's Recipe for
Drink Is Glass of Water
With 81 Bill in 1t.

PATTERSON. y. j.. April SIN man
ner Of speaking Billy Sunday has had
the weather against him all day to-
day. too. The sunshine was SO balmy
that Billy reluctantly had to moul, OF
his brand new $1,000 fur benny. or as
a lot of highbrow ginks call It rever-
emily every time they think OF the cost
Of his coat, his new fur Benjamin.
Musical circles seem to have taken
an energetic interest In Billy. For one
thing a youth during the luncheon hour
worked along past the tables in the
grill OF Freddy Brindes United States
Hotel here announcing copies OF II
Didn't Raise My Son to BE a Chris
tian"
And up in the sunshine around tho
tabernacle some boy song boosters
showed that the beautiful high ballad
entitled when Billy Sunday Comes to
Town." by Joe Leahan and Charles
Bender. has arrived in Paterson by the
bale. It's a pretty thing.
Rodeheaver Co. In Field.
party, hasn't so much as mentioned the
Billy Sunday Comes to Town" song As
We, and IL Ia generally believed here
that he will pay no attention at all to
the song hot off the press from Nose
Gumble's song factory In Tin Pan Al
lev. Manhattan. Rody boosts only the
contents OF his hymnal. and. besides
into town is coming the output or the
"Rodeheaver Company. Chicago. lnde'
pendent Factory" as the label on Rody
side line Of goods reads.
The side line consists OF little BOOKS
Of cigarette papers. standard size. and
made I'D TO resemble similar books sold
by tobacconists. The papers are next
TO worthless as cigarette wrappings,
however because on each shee; or rice
paper is printed a paragraph against
the evils OF cigarette smoking Every
body who paid Ave cents for one or
Rody's books Of papers to-day and then
tried to roll cigarettes with them said
that the printers ink absolutely spolied
the flavor OF the tobacco.
Also IL goes without saying that the
"Billy Sunday cocktail" has come to
town. Freddy Brindle's barkeep has his
pet recipe for It and Tony up at the
Bismarck has his. and so II goes. Bu'
the only blond barkeep in town-she
is engineer OF the cash register and
cocktail shaker simultaneously in a wine
stube on Paterson's Broadway-says
she has the original prescription.
And what is II, little one the
reporter who was standing out In IRON
OF the open door OF the stube while
waiting for a jitney bus TO take him &c
the tabernacle so he might get there
early and work hard overheard some
body in the stube asking the bar lady.
GLASS O. water with dollar bill II
it," she replied. a recipe for the 'biil!
Sunday cocktail that Is now accepted
officially here. Freddy Brindle and Ton!
and the bar lady say incidentally tha
the local bar business shows decentis
healthy growth during the last week
! All seats FILLED; standees.
Mr.. Sunday preached tonight to the
biggest Paterson crowd he has had. Al
Of the 5000 seats in the auditorium and
the 1890 seats on the stage and IN
the choir we're occupied and there Were
standees right up 10 the limit. But &c
| far as converts are concerned Billy and
/ Fred Seibert, whose combined influence
| is credited with getting the first mar
| into the fold. are where they started
| The conversion, IL seems, was all d mis-
take.
Don't. oh don't, for the love Of Mike
| give the old mans name away. SAID me
son of the lone convert to TIE Sun
reporter tonight "'rhe old gent called
on a lot of friends yesterday Afternoon
and he can't stand the hard stuff
SO he stumbled into the Tabernacl
when he was all lit up and they got min
praying. And he ct pinched right lfte
| he left the Tabernacle for being stewed
This Is the worst disgrace that's eve
come to our family"
What is--your father getting sloshe'
and arrested the reporter asked.
NO. no, no. cried the son, VIII
weighs as much as John Bunny. perhap
more and keeps a saloon in the River
side section OF Paterson down near IN
Passaic. NO. II ain't that; bocau'
that's happened before. But his CONVEX
sion has dsgraced us. Take It from IN
the old gent never'll go back to tina
Tabernacle again. lie don't remembe
being there, pop don't, and II II WASH
for Policeman Stengler picking him Il
when he staggered out after beng cor
verted wouldn't believe II was true
wish II wasn't"
Fred Gets the News.
Fred Seibert of Billy's party Ma