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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-01
Okldhomans in Colorado

COLORADO SPRINGS Sept L.
The Colorado Springs carnival, given
by the Chamber " Commerce, was at
tended by many oklahoma folks II
was held August - The features In.
cluded Il baseball game between team
" real Ute Indians and local team,
an automobile carnival aud the street
ball.
The street dancing. held ou Kiowa
street. was undoubtedly the most sue.
cessful IN years and 5000 people at.
tended ~ dancers or spectators, Re
tween the general dancing numbers
speclalties were given by professionals
aud the Ute. Santa Clara aud Pueblo
Indians. Mrs Donnely Reid Miss
Nina Penn uud Mr. T. u. Reid Of OK.
lahoma city were principal features
IN the exhibition dancing This party
has been prominent all summer IN the
festivities IN the region
Mr.. aud Mrs e. G. Crump OF Oke
!nuh who have been spending the
summer In Munluu have left Tor their
home
Arrs flaming VI Bartlesylle, the
clever hautamwnlght boxer, fought a
2Oround draw with Jimmy Hanlun VI
Denver ut Ramona ON August "a lie
put MP clever fight Many Oklo.
homa fight fuus watched the go
Mr. and Mrs n. l.. nuuahue of
ponA city arr spending n few weeks
In Manltuu on q vacation trip Mr.
pouahue Is II wealthy retired okla
hOma oil man
Mr aud Mn, VI. \, Can Of Okmulgee
are guests at the Grand Vlew hotel
IN Mnnitou for several weeks
Glen Duke of BOrtlesyille Is spend
ing several weeks IN Mpnltou
The Misses Frances Ford and Myr.
tle umphress NJ Claremore are sight
seeing IA Mnultou Tor several week.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-01

W. j. Huffman Of Edmond Is spend
lug = vacation In Manltou.
Or. H. G. Edwards OF shawnee is
spending few weeks in Manitou.
NJ. Greendyke aud family " Edmond
0re recent motor visitors IN Colorado
Springs ON their trip through the west
The Misses Sylvia Griswold and
WiulIed Jennings NJ Claremore. who
are spending the summer. recently on
tertained number Ot their Oklahoma
friends at party Among those pres
ent were Miss Mary Simpson, Nowata.
W. q Towdsou aud Floyd Roberts.
Noweta, aud + G. Berry Norman
Mrs j. W Chisum and Mrs. y h.
oder NJ Medfurd ara spending "A few
weeks IN cottage at MNnltuu.
The Misses Lillian and Laura Sad,
ler NJ Muskngpp are visiting IN Mani
tou for several weeks
Mrs y = Lower " Anadarko IL
spending the remainder N the summer
Ia Mnmtou
nr N N llultrn "a prominent Rap.
list minister of oklahoma city. rs
spending the remainder of the summer
IN his cottage u Mnnituu
h W puuiHm aud family aud Miss
Hess Mclaughlin of Gushing aud NJ.
FISHER aud family Of klugtishor are
recent arrivals iu Colorado Springs TO
spend the summer
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-01
CaD of College and Seminary
AnstOered by Students Here

The first day, ~ the beginning ot
fn'l the thoughts NJ the students turn
aemu 10 their school work, aud the
numbers uf Young men aud young WON.
en- who are leaving for schools and
college, all over the state makes up
a larger list than ever before. Some
have already gone and every day win
send its quota of girls and boy. TO
colleges ami scmluaries all bent on
attaining the high standard OF the
day In the educational trld.
Among those who will be- turthcst
from home will be Miss Madeline Cot
tiughsm, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. j
K Cothtlughsm, and Miss Elizabeth
Amcs, daughter " Judge aud Mrs
Charles h. Amcs, who viii rr.eutrr
Miss MCrrllls school ut Mamuruncck
y Y, which they attended last year
Miss Cottiughum will leave the last
or September for that place, and Miss
Ames will gu there directly from Chau.
tauqua, y Y. where the family has
been spending the summer
Miss Laura and Tuum Graves
daughter of Mr. aud Mrs j. N Graves
and Miss Marcclle Darling. daughter
ut Mr. aud Mrs Nelson Darling will
loiu q party NJ twenty girls, nll from
this state, who viii have special car
September 20 FROM here to Nashville.
Tenn, where they viii enter Wnri
belmont Mrs Graves win chaperone
the party
Miss Mabel wilkins. daughter NJ Mr.
James wilkins win return to IIoIIlps
College, Va, September 20. and She viii
be probably accompanied by Miss ppu
line Stafford, daughter NJ Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Stafford who expect, 10 lnkr
"A journalistic course. aud follow inur
nalism us Il career
MI Louis llulsrll son NJ Mr. and
Mrs q ID llHlscll viii return tn I've.
ter W., where he spent last yrnr
Mr Harry e. Guthrie. SON nf Mr.
VIII $. Guthrie will enter the I'pl,rr.
sity of Wisconsin at Madison WI.
Ills sister Miss Lydia Guthrie will
attend LcnnoN Han at 81 Louis. leu,
ing here September . Tor that place
Miss Margaret NuNrlcld win al.,
go 10 81 Louis but win enter Linden
wood school near that city Mrs A
A MaNfeId win accompany Miss Mar
goret aud visit m ST. Louis for
time and they will leave September
10.
Mllmgluu Smith, SON W pr nnd
Mrs Mlllmgtuu Smlth left Tuo,de,
for bingham Military Academy pt
Ashville. y G.. for the winters form
Miss GLADYS DitzcI daughter NJ MIR
and Mrs X DltEel lrft Saturday for n
series ,of visits before n.pnterlng
Mordy Institute. Chicago, where she
VIII complete her course the first of
the year Miss pltlrll Is taking d
Bible and musical course
Miss Katherine NugCpet will return
To chicago October tu resume her
violin studies tor another year with
Ludwig Becker
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-01

Miss Mary Best daughter NJ MI
uud Mrs Frank J Best will return ru
Hardin college, at Mexico Mo. M-,
Lucille Merrill daughter NJ Mr. and
, Mrs Frank Merrill will also ut
tend Hardin college
Miss Ada lleushaw. daughter of Nr
Neorge Hcnshaw, aud Miss Mnrgcry
/ N@uldiug daughter NJ Mr. and Mir,
H. j. Spaulding will return To the Mt
. Carmel Academy near wichita. and
Miss Pauline Garrison, sister of Nh.
ld ONerhulscr will also attend Mouul
Carmel the girls leaving Sunday and
Monday FOR that place
Miss Margaret Atwood. daughter nf
Mr. and Mr., Weston Atwood wu
leave September 10 for the William
Woods college at Fulton. No
William Nee, Jr, and Herbert Nice
WIN leave Tuesday N next week for
'olueU college al Mount Vernon. In
-Four Young men, Edgar Van Cle.f
son Of MIR and Mrs q. 4. Van Cleef
Jnnlus and Luclan uyche, sons or Mr.
ana Mrs. jay T. nyche. ana Glenn
Morris will rc.enter the Kansas stsf.
University AZ Lawrence. KIM
benjamin Dawson. SON Of Mr. suI
| MIS- Kaye W. Dawson will attend m,
/ Military school at Mexico. Mo NJ
laW.oh has been motoring through
out the west this summer with a mari.
t friends, bur Is expected home mn.
week, aud Will leave about septembrr
| 20
Miss Frances Walton. daughter M
| Mr. aud Mrs II G.. Walton and Ma
Dorothy Garrett. daughter of Mn anal
Mrs H. B Garrett will leave seplam
Der 10 for Gnlesburg. H.. where tbry
viii enter kuoN College.
Miss Clara May Hooker deuybt,r
OF Judge aud Mrs Samuel W Hook.r
viii go to Crescent college nt Eursks
Springs fur the winter
Miss olive Robertson. daupbter ~
Judge } h A Robertson viii return
to the oklahoma College Tor Women
nt thirs6shH which she attended Is.t
winter
Harold llutchngs. son M Mr. and
Mrs j. W s lmtrhlugs win rp.pptrr
the Kendall College at Tulsa.
Among the students who will Intend
the state University at Norman nr.
Miss Florence and Henry Turmau. som
and daughter NJ Judge and Mrs Henry
VI fumun Mr. Merwln Buxton. sam
of pr aud Mrs l.. Haynes Buxton
Mr. Hugh Gray lieber, sou NJ Mr. ana
Mrs lieorre lleher. Miss Helen l.sI.
better daughter of Judge nnd Mr..
w A Ledhcttrr Miss Beatrice CIark.
daughter ~ Judge aud Mrs George W
Clark Miss Wlnlfrrd Robertson.
daughter NJ MIR and Mr.. W. W Rob.
rrtson, Miss Hazel Renttir daughter
NJ Mr. pud Mrs ". y Bcattle. Misc
Ruth Thompson daughter NJ Mr. and
Mr., Scott Thompson. Mis-, Elizabeth
/ loyd, daughter ~ Mr. and Mrs. A. "
BOYD Miss Bueua King, daughter ~
Mr and Mrs S n King. MessrS. Tom
/ Surcy Frank Schl0bnch. Charles Taliu
fprro Gordon Slater aud John Mac
Campbell aud numerous others
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-01
Harriet Dunn Bentley, O
Knox IIively

Surrounded by vines and flowers
tnrpuph which Inc hrulinut sunshine
~ the beautiful morning pccsd with
the trlIius NJ birds for the nuptul
music thr beautiful morning glory
woddipr which united Miss Olclu
Knox. daughter Of Mrs. Sadie Cufft7u
Knox and Mr. ellen liyely VI kiorcr
was contaminated This morning ot .
O'Clock un the yrruudu Of the family
residence at $50 West Firth street
TO the morning glory vines with the
many tinted blossom. which formed
the background uf the wedding party
were nddcd huskct, of lruilug elena
ii, blooms, which also drckrd the sim
untud altar. where hcy T. N Bo,u
performed the ceremony Master ruul
Bonscu. son of Mr. and Mr. Frank
Bou,ru. was the ring bcurrr and the
double ring ceremony was used
The bride wore most becoming
travelling gown NJ Russian green DIoad
cloth handsomely tailored and trim
med with braided chiffon cloth of the
same shade the whole fashioned u
Russian Co,sort ,t,lc with Cos.nck
green plume. uud mced with golden
turhou " green velvet trimmed with
cloth She ruuIrd cluster " brides
rUs,s and lilies " tie valley
The wedding march was pIuycd by
Miss Mary puughrrty ~ ndcp"nd
oucr. Kan The brides mother Mrs
Knox who received the purity of iuli-
mate friends wore gown " black
satin
r,ll,viug h, rrropnry "a wedding
Lr,oLu. nn. .rry,J IN. ,pnle. nr.
,ug udorrrd vim mlI rlovcr,. und the
'H .''''
rue ,""'' va '''S ',"'''' , w ,.,.' ",,
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'' was '''' '''''''' "'''' ""',',
mere wore """'',I', ',',, p','' ,.... ",I
.''7 t'''. "'''.- ""''" n''
design That had been ln the possession
of the maternal grandmother oil lh'
bride"
Mr. and Nr- l'I''.} irii "n lh'
north bound train for Lebanon, Mo.
where otlrr % hri"' WISH win lhr
groom = uncle, ihrN VIII go Z" hnll,n7
IN H.. Of h.,,,. .ft., t.t,t.r rt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-01

Miss lslrtu Sander N ~hruuun.
Tex. WIFI urrlye Thurru Tor visit
with the Misses NorirH
Miss lurrm Smith Is visiting
friends In Wharton Tea.
Miss Laura Graves who underwent
an operation fpr appendicitis Monday
At 81 Authonys hospital, ID couyalc,c
Ing nicely much Ia tla pleasure of her
fHcuds
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-01
TlLLMAN FOR INCREASE
Chairman Of Naval Affairs in Senate
supports Wilson Program for Big
ger NaJ-5OO Million Too Much

WASHINGTON. Sept. Chairman
Tilmau, NJ the senate naval affairs
committee. discussed national dcfenscs
today with President Wilson Later
hr said hr favored u reasonable IN
crease IN the navy
II was stated authoritatvely by ad.
mustrntlou officials today that there
(. mo- husl- Tor reports that the presi
dent had decided to recommend army
and navy appropriations totaling
S5OOOOOOOO Oue cabinet member said
he did not believe the amount to bp
asked Tor would be that large
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-01

Swelllngs " the flesh caused b, I'm
tlammation, cold, fractures of the
bone, toothachs, neuralgia or rheuma.
usm, can he relieved BY applying
bALLARD's SNOW LINlMENT It
should be well rubbed In over the part
affected Its great healing aud pene,
irating power eases the pain, reduces
swelling and restores natural condl
lions Price 25c So and tl ~ per
bottle Sold BY Westfull Drug Co.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-01

now, NJ the death OF her aunt Mrs
g. c. phelp. Miss Tate viii bc the
guest N her cousin, Mrs. W p. Smith
Mis-. Minnie Carl ~ Enid aud Mr 3.
mrr Newport uf the sumc place came
Monday for the funeral service.
Miss Tess Arbuckle " Madill Is the
guest ~ Miss Marie Paul
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-01

Miss Helen Norflecr olU cave Sep.
trmbrr q for Denton. IuN where she
WIFI have the chair OF music 900 the
College NJ Industrial Arts ul that
p.u"r Miss Nurflec' H.. however.
go 90 Chicago IN NoyrmNor rru short
time where She will anuwr lu recital
with her sister Mis- katherine Nor
fleet who will spend l.r winter study
iug the violin uudrr 'u. ulrngr N
Ludwig Becker.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-01

A party OF boys who have been
camping at Green Mountain Falls,
Colo Will leave that place today en-
route home. They are Russell Darling.
Hurry Stewart William Krepps. Oliy.
rr MrLLe and Mnnrne pArker
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-01
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duy when they weul .mmm u.
wish relatives. Mr. ". mugn uud.
children viii 90 10 Nr... tomorrow
for short visit with u d Nn. .
$ O. Erwin
Mr. a D. Welsh r"u.I Tuesday .
from hur summers sta. . lugIrsdc, |
Tex Her niece. Miss Mu Danfurlh. |
did nol accompany her .m, mt Nu,|
come later
Judge and Mr., SAM. " Hayes
are expected home th.- u,.lu. from
their western Trip wh" ..H visited 4
points tu Colorado Saf Lake Ditr
and the c1po,ltlons an. .' resorts
iu California
Mry Grace william. Dewey and
daughter Miss Fredrrau Drwry NJ
Edmond are spending fN days lu
the rIry with many old frmI,
Mis-, Helen Miller who Ua. hrrn ,is.
Ting in Kansas city, D., 01u with rru.
tiv"s lu Wichita, Kan
Mr. and Mrs r. " W.narr and
family left today for iaH ou,ra they
."iII make their home
Mrs. Jnck Morris vHu ha, been
with hrr parents, Rev 0.I Mrs j. NJ
Johnson for several urrs, has re.
turned 'o her home m lmt worth,
.Tw
Mr- Arthur WlImm-u who huH
been visiting frleud- a different
points boo Telus during ..u entire sum
Nike VI G. Pndcfor nl0 has been
spending the vacation ,.u,.u with her
radclford. will Ipayr S..au for sncr
man. reA. where she b.. Instructor in
the KIDD Key college
Miss Helen Norfleci "IU cave Sep.
WIFI have The chair of music iu the
College NJ Iniustrln Nrr- ol that
puur Miss Nurfecr v.n however.
go Go Chicago IN Noyrmnr, form short
tI,... ...i...... De-. ...II IL
Win her ,i.r.r NI,s- R.n,r,.. Mr..
fIct ,h,. .,w ,r.uJ ,.... .,,.r,..r. .r,.r,.
tug tn. ,..lr nud,, ,.. ,.,..,... -
InJ,,l., ur,Lrr
Miss l-lrtu Sander N sIrrmuu
.
vim tb. NI.... N,r,.,
Miss Lurcm Smith 4. visiting
! friends Iu Wharton. Tea
Miss Laura Graves who underwent
an operation fpr appendicitis Monday
~ ''' '"'"''''n ""'p'E"H 10 ''li'h''r'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-01

Judge and Mrs. SHu. N Hayes
are expected home th- evening from
their western uip. wh" ,N.N visited
points tu Colorado SAT- Lake Ditr
and the npositIons an. #-' resorts
iu California
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-01

street
We and Nh Frank Mulkry and
with d most rpIn,orI, duprlup rnr,,
Tur.da, evening n RrII. lslr the
purity un, sNrn Iu hnu,r ,f tbrlr
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the guests from ont or tnr .Il' who
udIrd 10 the pleasure " the evening.
were Miss Nrgiuin Strothrr Il AIu-.
and M,s Helen Brooks or >umuu
The guests numbered one hundred
NIr. / u Rulnp entertained rpn
''''''',, D o' u'' 'uu''I"'A .,I' ,'u' ,, W''
W T. Pierce q. t. Emery J. NJ
Hurk Sudle Reuck aud Miss l""nn
Emery The afternoon wHs -p"ii with
rn. honor. we're received b, Mrs
Rrura npd Miss liner, The .u,rrs
received ,nc rIub myor The climb vII.
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mos, J.l,,n,rlr, rn...Ja, .,.,,'g ,t
L,r h,,r.. a., Inn. ,.,p. rr..n,I,,.'
contest ,n n. lrf.rwirtry ~ hpn,
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VIENNA NrIll, hnilrllur liaflN, Jullo
mnnlgnh, Lucy Powell Elizabeth
""n'lluI J"s'pIln" h"e,. fi"ru EIli.
Rhcntio won llyr'hr " uuwut
NI'. No',Il }. tnll' ana children,
a.'"ihphni'H Toy MI, Nu''' mother.
VI 'HNNNI kf NfIHIiI. VIII ItMNt
Wednesday fur Rockford. m where
the hitter win remain for the winter.
Mrs suits and the children viii re-
turn iu % month
MIS- J." II. Lll'Aer ana mother Mrs
u.,,.,. nr. .,ro.,..l h.,,. ,.t.. ....
,nc ,r.,, ~ r,l,. ,,,.n,,., ,..,,, ~ 'r". w..
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Mr., G. II. Rusnmore npd Mis-.
Gmdys Rushmore returned saturday
from fortnight spent Ip Medicine
Park
\i.y b.tnth, pr,.t,v ,h. h..
been IA. gursr of her slster Mr.
Arthur G Selds win Iesy, Tbursd.y
for her home I'm Rme RepIds Kan
Mrs Solids, ,tbrr ,Ist,r Nugy Ir,,,.
tos 1"go,.s ~. W,nIa, " "'' "''"' ~
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-04-06
Four Other Occupants Saved in
Accident at PaSSaic Bridge
on Plank Road.
CAR RACES THROUGH GATES
DESPITE SIGNAL WARNINGS
Former Montclair Academy Students Had
Been to Dinner in New YOrk--AutOm0-
bile Is Raised, No Bodies Found

young by drowning In automobile
bridge Plank Road Qncn Highway
early today -Four other young saved.
automobile travelling of thirty miles
through the safety and plunged into the draw which had been
pass the SIDE
He rescued by who
pened 0 the bridge the work.
raised this There
believed carried off by the tide derrick
in lifting the 1t brought Pointno-Pont Hars
put
carried graphing rods, search for the bodies
j. Gordon Knapp twent-one Of "
Knapp nineteen John
Eastern sales for Cr
Stephens nineteen George H.
Co, of New York x
Skinner Judge Alfred Skinner
ISL Lincoln Lyman D. Andru Of 351 Hartford road
Orange Dubois Dr. H.
avenue William BIes of 43 Mount Prospect Hay
a sophomore Yale University.
Academy freshman Amherst College He entered ths
after leaving the Montcair institution
Stephens employed in the monograph department Of the
his father
Orange.
He
His
The his head necessated fourteen stitches
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-04-06
Special to the Evening Star.

PATTERSON, April 6.-The prelimin-
aries of his campaign over, Billy Sun
day will really begin today to con-
quer evil and alcohol, or "booze and
the DEVIL as he calls it.
The evangelist had a day off yes-
terday; he always rests on Monday.
Part of it he spent in an automobile
to and from Eagle Rock. He was as
tonished at the result Of the Willard
johnson fight. He had picked john
son to win.
"I think Johnson will knock his
block off," he had said. "Why, the
colored fellow will punch his head
off. This Willard is an old grand
mother. The big boob never had any
real experience. Johnson will kill
him. Johnson is full of tricks. He'll
fool him to death and then put one
over"
His Johnson Willard talk aroused
Billy to his diamond days.
You know it was the man In base
ball who knew the inside game that
made good. Old Mike Kelly who I
used to play with was responsible for
the foul strike rule in baseball. Why,
when he wanted to tire a pitcher out
In the old days or play for darkness
he used to foul balls fifteen straight,
one right after another. He knew
the game just as johnson knows the
fight game, and Johnson win win
with a cinch."
News that johnson had finished the
bout by the sleep route took Sunday
off his feet after he had returned
from long automobile ride with
George Arnold to Eagle Rock.
Jack Cardic, one-time famous pugi-
list, now Billy's trainer, beat his
boss" to it on the comment business.
"Frame-Up." Says Sunday.
''It was a frame-up," he said.
George Sunday, the eyangelist's
son, re-echoed the sentiment.
I'm with our son George" cried
Billy. cit was frame-up."
Cardiff, according to. his speech,
had something In" for Willard.
"That guy Willard" he said. "is the
LATEST, sloppiest fighter | ever saw.
and the Johnson guy is so crooked
he amt never laid in bed straight.
It's a frame-up, to my way of think
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-04-06
MICHAEL & CO.
THROWN INTO
BANKRUPTCY

An involuntary petition in bank
ruptcy was filed against Oscar
Michael & Co., of Broad and Cedar
streets, in the United States District
Court in session here today, The pc
tition was filed by George Furst, rep
resenting the Shirtmakers' Manufac-
turing Association, Of $50 Broadway,
New York.
The act of bankruptcy was alleged
to have been committed by the COM
pany by the appointment Of a receiver
in chancery. Judge Cecil II. Mac
Mahon. the receiver in chancery, was
also named the receiver in bank
ruptcy by Judge Rellstab.
A similar petition in bankruptcy
was fled against the Michael firm
by Bilder & Bilder, representing sew
eral creditors This petition came
before the court shortly after that
fled by Attorney Furst.
Judge Rellstab denied Mr.. F'irst's
application for another receiver to
be appointed with Judge MacMahon.
Mr.. Furst stated he represented
creditors with claims aggregating
s17, 900. Asked why the bankruptcy
proceedings were instituted after a
receiver in chancery had been ap-
pointed, Mr.. Furst said:
my clients believe the estate can
be better managed and administered
in Bankruptcy Court. They prefer
to have the matter in the jurisdic-
ton of the Federal courts instead OF
(Continued on Pare 0. Column ~
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-04-06
PATERSON SHOWS
LESS ENTHUSIASM
OVER EVANGELIST
After First SpIurge Sundays
Campaign Shows Signs of
"Petering Out"
REVIVAL IN SILK CITY
MAY BE HIS WATERLOO
Sermons and Stunts Used in
Philadelphia Are Known to
His Audiences.
Special to the Evening Star.

PATERSON, April 6.-After the
first flush of enthusiasm and
curiosity over the coming of BILLY"
Sunday, the baseball evangelist, who
was heralded far and wide as the
man who would administer the sleep
potion to the devil in this city, in
terest in the latter day John the
Baptist" now appears to be sim
mering, and this afternoon only 5000
persons attended the meeting in the
tabernacle.
There were empty seats in the
tabernacle, which was built to seat
between 5000 and 10000, and much
surprise was manifested by leaders
of the Paterson and North Jersey
Evangelistic Association, which has
been staging the "Billy" Sunday re-
vival here.
Managers Reported as Disappointed.
George Arnold, president of the as
ISOLATION and Rev. Edward H. Emett,
advance manager for the baseball
evangelist, are reported this after
noon to be much disappointed because
of the seeming lack of interest in the
evangelist and his "hot off the bat"
brand of religion.
Much of the lack of enthusiasm here
is said to be due to the fact that the
Unitarians have started their cross
counter campaign, although it is said
that BILLY" will refrain from attack
ing them.
Everybody here except the ultra
enthusiasts and leaders in the cam
paign have feared that BILLY" would
meet more or less of frost" here,
and the doleful predictions of the
croakers appear likely to be fulfilled.
VIII 1t Be His Waterloo?
"Will Paterson be Billy Sundays
Waterloo?"
This is the question which people
are asking here today. Only time
can furnish the answer. In the
meantime BILLY" is doing the
preaching and the church people the
praying.
If the campaigi fails here 1t will
be partly due to the fact that the
population is largely foreign, with a
large percentage of Hebrews. An
other reason is that the evangelist
sermons In Philadelphia were pub
lished in full here weeks ago and
there is nothing new In them.
"Billy' seems to have his usual
supply OF slang with which to attract
his hearers, but his methods and
|mannerisms have been SO much ex-
plotted of late that his bubble ap-
pears to have been pricked until only
the soap remains, according to many
who have heard him.