Evening journal., 1915-02-15
Year by year theappetizing satisfaction of
F0tim0S has appealed to more and more
thousands of smokers until today three
times as many men call for Fatimas as for
any other l5c cigarette. xgs4n~AS.4;sS4eeeos

hh"ily now with not quite enough for
ten
1T would milk a Bishop dry" said
he, ITO preach for eight and ton
weeks. two or three times a day"
3lg Hit Trail in Morning.
Morning crowds so bcsicged the
tabernacle that the ovagelst ran his
schedule an hour ahead OF time BY
1 ten O'Clock he was in full swing. be-
fore a building packed to the doors.
Three hundred and nintoon persons,
4 OF both sexes, came down the saw.
! dust aislcs at the morning service,
/ after an emphatic plea for public
I confession and an inslstcnt defense
/ OF the power of prayer. Personal work
J cfs were. sent into action swiftly at
! the close of the sermon, heading of
! a number who had begun to pW on
/ their hats and bringing the doubtful
/ 0iies down by the hant. MANY we're
/ affected to tears perhaps more than
/ al any earlier sermon.
The preachers critics came in for
a sideswipe:
II have no use for a man who holds
loose views about the Bible. or who
never manifests concern TO bring
souls TO Jesus Christ. 10 hell with
such God-forsakon souls!
You can say anything YOU please
about mo, but any man who insults
God or Jesus Christ I'm going 10
1 fight TO the last ditchi"
Private convictions were assailod as
! Npluoloss.
: Your confession has got to be as
public as your trangrossion.r
/ DIR. A. b. Simpson of New York,
who made the closing prayer express
cd q nope that the evangelist would
soon be able TO SO TO New York. that
city of sin and sorrow" Dr. Simpson.
instead of standing in prayer, knelt
upon tho red carpet of tho rostrum as
ne sent up his supplications.
! Fifty Carlisle students occupied
prominent seats for the afternoon
/ service. They sat quietly and almost
unobsorvod until "Rody" asked them
/ to stand up In their seats. when they
/ were greeted with cheers moro wild
than any that have SO far gone up
within the wooden walls Of the tabor-
naclc. They brought, as a gift for the
evangelist, q pair of sunerbly wrought
bcadwork moccasins. of a kind hut lit
tie seen today except In museums. Ac-
/ companying gift was string OF red
valentine hearts of pastcboard. each
one hearing the name of one of tho
/ givors. Sunday told them how. in
| Wichita, Kan, grandson of Chief
\ Geronimo had hit the trail, and asked
if any of the young men were of tho
same family.
Robert Geronimo, q. groat-grandson
stood for a moment in his seat, gave
the evangelist a swift flash of his
white teeth, shot him the "Peaco
sign, with his uplifted hand. and sat
down as quietly and as unperturbed
as before. The movement was made
so quickly that few detected II, hut
those In the immediate neighborhood
who knew IFS significance began TO
applaud, and the handclappine was
taken up, from aisle to aisle down the
building reinforced with whistles and
with cheers, until the place rang with
H. Al the end of the service the
students departed softly in single file
in the immemorial fashion OF their
fathers
"The Brewers Big Horses" with
other familiar tunes. occupied the at
iention of the audience until Sunday
came. MY County, "lis of Thee" was
delivered without leader. with all
standing. as was "Thc Little Brown
Church In the Wildwood" and other
tabernacle favoritcs.
Dissent from the teachings of Chris
tianity in the preachers particular
form, was literally lambasted. Bob
lngersoll and Voltaire were once
: more rolled into bali with the "old
bastard theory of evolution" and
kicked on the field Of discussablC
things Others were characterized as
"praycrlcss bunoons."
Four hundred and fourteen men
: professed. penitcnce at this service
coming down to wiring the evangelist
hand. Among those who watched
them was Monte Cross, the former
Athletic player. who told how IN,
Sunday campaign had induced a for
mor member of the Scranton team
, with whom he had had "some differ
, cnccs," 10 write 10 him and express
3 wish to shake hands and once NOR,
y be good friends.