New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-25
SUNDAYS FIGHT
ON DEVIL HERE
UP TO MINISTERS
All Must Join in Invitation,
His Condition for New
York Campaign.
TALKS TO MOTHERS
ABOUT ORPHANS
Revivalist Will Play Golf Mon
day TO Get in Trim for An
other Round with Satan.

prom san Correspondent. n The Tribune
Paterson. y. j.. April "a. New YORK
can have Billy Sunday il all the MN
is,ers will combine IN the invitation
I'm, !, must he practically unanimous
This is the evangelist's position. I'M
csgo has practically a strang c holu
ON his services. for the minister tneIe
are lining up" in the wa Dc ilheS'
Probably inside OF eighteen mohIhs
Chicago will have chance TO ma ou'
something about real devil scraPp'nB'
ST. Joseph. Mo. which is pleading Ioi
a campaign. has small nope o. Be'
ting II. 49,, -. p.,o~
son. II was advanced from inc Secoha
Saturday i'm May because OF SuhGaay
visit. and the proceeds from the no"
ers sold on the streets were lurheo
over 20 the Paterson orphan AsIlui j.
II was appropriate. too, tha' PLY
should preach his sermon TO ho'neI9
IN behalf Of the orphans TINS aIteI-
noon. Tor he was once IN an orPna,h
ASYLUM before he began the hard h"tIIe
Of life. ..,..,,
The ladies' auxiliary Of the asy lum
sent him big basket OF ham'he car
nations. ne plChft ii uP' ''''
his simple. boyish fashion:
"Urb they're beautiful, Reckon the
ornbans'd enio- 'cm. Guess III take
'cm around thcre after the mectln.
Tho audience was composed mostly
a. women. and most OF them looked
Ike mothers. Sunday played or their
bcsrts one Of the things he said was ::
"1'd be disappointed IN the music %
heaven II there were no mothers mere
Did YOU ever hear mother sing Wh'h
she has baby at ncr breast j you
did. YOU heard real music.
nurir,. the service Suodav asked Tor
a ",nonur,ent to our mothers and a.
his suggestion hundreds OF hands. each
covered By y white handkerchief, were
raiscd and kept aloft Fhile he pray o.
The sum Of s. 335 was collected Tor
tho ae,lum from carnations sold on tho
street to-day. Carrot A. Hobart, son or
tho late President. bought the
frst eowcr for $40. The collection OF
s23o at SUNDAYS afternoon meeting
was also turned over TO me I''h''''''
kiddies. .:.L
SUNDAY Is not waiting for death WIN
calm resignation. He does nov want 70
die ct all lie said tonight; go, III
not q trald 10, Dut GuH van we ~
my time comes I think I'll put up an
awful argument 10 convince God u +
all right for me TO stay here a httle
bi, longer
And then he went on to talk about
what he would do if he lost his voice,
and thus his livelihood.
81 reckon If | came bacS 10 Fatcr-
son you'd give me a handout,' ne
smiled. while the part OF Paterson in
side the tabernacle made the ratters
ring with applause that expressed IT'S
friendly attitude.
A large delegation of business WON
en- came UP from Philadelphia to-day.
They presented Sunday and the mem
hers OF his party with flowers and sang
song about them. Billy will not go
10 New York Monday. lie viii remain
in Paterson and Will probably play. golf
AT the North Jersey Country club.
At tho night meeting $6ol.4 was
collected. making the total thus TAR
S19,55O.sS There were 235 tran hltter5
this evening. The meetings for men
only tomorrow at 2 P. m. and : ?. m.
will draw great crowds, II IS expected
and those wishing TO hear the sermons
had better come TO Paterson IN plenty
of time before the set hours.