The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-03-24
VOL Lxl--NO II



In delivering his sermon In the
evening SUNDAY appeared more like
the man ms he Is known best to the
United states than he had aimee his
frat week In Baltimore. In contrast
with his manner In the morning, he
INDUCED In gcsturos Of the most
crrvuiC kind. sprRng upon his pulpit.
threw himself once upon the platform
to illustrate baseball story. waved
HIS arms aprnnr about like a boxer
and raised his voice again and again
to shout Precipitation streamed
from his face, his hair was dlshoveled
md his collar moist rag when hs
was halfway through
lie spoke in the language of the
street, discussed Diseases and vice In
the vocabulary which the most uncul.
turcd could understand best, coined
"SuudaycsQur" op9rams and hurled
thrm lll,n 4hrnpuel into the bulk of his
audience
"Thrrc was time IN my Iire," ha
nh when man wouldn't have trust.
ed me to hold yellow dog IL minutes.
but that was nearly 30 years ago"
The audience laughed hut he check
ed the laughter to tell Of the death OF
Commodore Vanderbilt
Don't worry If there are no peck
cts IN your shruud# You sldulltuts," he
said. your arms will DO 80 stiff you
couldn't reach into Thorn anyway. You
needn't bother about not being able
to take silver and gold along with
you; II would melt anyway"
No Double Standard
The audience roared again. And
again he checked It's mlrth. this time
by preaching against different stand
ards OF morality for men and women
Later he plunged headlong into an
excorlntIOn Of tho liquor tratiic and
the men behind 1t.
"Men Of Baltimore" no shouted.
I'LL proach harder, preach longer. I'll
reach up higher and reach down lower
to save man from hell than all that
dnmnnblo, God forBtlen bunch put To-
gethor"
Tho tabernacle broke into an ova-
.'"h OF applause and hats and HAND
h'r'h''lh were waved. while the
enemies OF liquor shouted until their
i"ces were req
lie approached the end OF his ser-
mon by recounting tho story Of his
own conversion, following his decision
one night on Chicago street that the
h.A A.
tlhe had como for him to 1.-Two
htrhlshL Al the time no was drunk.
no sald' ana with him was q side
KICK" or the Old While Stockings team
r, ,"'A = ''n, NON no 'o'u D, f'ihrS
and -, Tho dno,,,a, 60 -. a..
.un,ntro oa,a, hi,,,
LAY o"" VI hesu''s'
lhe uay was one OF results. ana tho
total OF 'rallhitlers was second only
10 ihHt sunday Twonty'two converts
were listed nj meeting for women
heid IN tho Lyric by Miss Frances MIL
Ter NJ ~ johns Emmanuel Metho
"'at bp'HcophI 'hlrch south there
were three trail hlttors when the Rev.
~ '"'"on u" ""ihoi bpoho III INC
aiterhooh' Dr. walker was the speak
OF AZ fo'ahd fark Me'hodist BpiHoo-
phi 'hnrch NJ nlRht' where mere were
10 RECOMMENDATIONS. counted AZ trail
''''terH ana AZ thih chhroh In the fore
noon 20 no" members were enrolled.
lour OF 'hchl having preViouhiy nit the
thperhocle trhil' Five persons nit the
traii NJ ~. johns MothodiBt Protest
ant 'hurch. wh"re inc speaker was
mo heV. hiren Sheidrlok. manager Oh
the tabernacle bookroom.
Grand Total f,0ft.
OutsIdn Of the tabernacle mea4inRr
tho lnrgegt ntmber Of trail hi,ters uere
rcportod nv MIps Alice Miriam OamIin-
At two union mectIngg. afternoon and
evening. Mt Calvary presbyterian
Church phr prcvnIIcd unon 10 nar.ona
% OF them beipR chIldren IN pledKe
their lives ia Christianity In tho
morning Mas GomIjn Ind conduc,ed n
ncetIng nt the Mount ROYAL Avenue
Methodist Protestant Church She
has charre q: the boys' and girlH' work