The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-04-14

Every man 10 some boys hero. and
Il every man lived right no boys would
10 wrong" he said In tho course Of II
plea to the older mon to set the sx
ample for the younger mon and thu
boys.
Don't look for cushions II you want
to have your face In the Hall OF
Fame" was his remark at the conolu.
sion Of plea to men to be courageous
when hitting the hard spots" Of life:
not to avoid them. but 10 buck up
and fight hard and win.
"A prudent man won't swallow a
potato bug and then take paris green
to kill that bug" was the way he
pointed another part Of his seymon.
Paragraphs such az these kept the
audience intensely interested from
the beginning Of the sermon to the
end.
The afternoon audience Of 10000
mon responded to the sermon with
rounds Of spontaneous applause and
cheers through the sermon and with
26S trau-hitterS at tho conclusion of
the address.
When Sunday issued his invitation
for trail-hitters in the afternoon the
frst man 10 respond was tho nas
bearer for the delegation Of 1000 mem
bers Of the Junior Order United
American Mechanics. This man car
ried with him down the aisle the big
silk. American nag. and It was the
signal for cheers from all sections OF
the house.
This delegation sent quite . mum
Der Of trall.hitters down the saw dust
paths A large number Of students
from the various colleges and high
schools about tho CITY was also on
hand in q section reserved. and, whom
Sunday made a special plea to them
to take their stand for Christ, about
20 hit the trail in . body.
Threw Down Gauntlet.
Rev. William Sunday threw down
tho gauntlet to those who use that
statement that tabernacle crowds are
only curiosity seekers. tho basis Of
their criticism Of the evangelist.
down from your curiosity," he
cried. Jumping on his pulpit chair
DO you want TO know why the great
majority Of people here don't hit the
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