Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-03-03
THE END OF TINE"
TONIGHT'S SUBJECT
Evangelist FaulcOner to Speak On
Theme of Universal Interest.
PLANS FOR SUNDAY SERVICE.
Large Chorus Choir Organized Men S
Meeting in Afternoon.

Evangelist Faulconer gave ev.dence
at the union service OF last evening
that he had been greatly stirred 10y
the reports OF the speeches before the
Legislature on the temperance prop
osition He hammered away at the i'm
consistencics Of the people within che
church.
When you have some certain pe0-
pie in the church. he said. you do
not aav God COD viii not honor
such churches There is no room fol
compromise ON the liquor question
This liquor question is a money Ques-
ton II religion paid as well as the
liquor business. lot OF people would
become religious
Mr. Faulconer spoke with great n-
dignation OF the claims OF the liquor
advocates that their property invest
ments ought to be protected. ''If
man should come down the street and
thrust knife into my child. would {
care at all to he told that the knife mad
cost him $500 Are we called uron 20
portect hell?
You cannot bring people O. Goa
with dirty, sinking hards The kind
Of fellow who protects the lqiucr bus
mess does nos belong to the church
crowd If he wants to serve the devil
he ought to get ont Of the church an
serve the devil on the devils side
his wculd be a poor world if God had
TO depend en- the assistance OF he'll to
get men to heaven Christians must
come out from the worldly crowd 1rd
show that there IS & difference in their
lives
Am / right on these questions Am
I wrong This is the question for each
one to answer Which side is God ON
Which side are the angels in heaven
on? Which side are the mothers, the
wives and daughters on Which side
orc holy men and women on? Which
side is the church on
once poor man who was possess
ca OF devils came 70 Jesus, and the
devils cried out 70 Jesus to let them
alone This is the cry of the lquor
crowd Let US alone; 90 not Interfere
with our rights thex say. Chist did
| not let the devils alone. but the rather
did he cast them out Christ would not
f~longer he. he eaptain OF salvation if he
should Join the ranks Of the devil bv
letting them alone
The Evangelist paid his respects to
the mon who swear. saving that many
of them have "as much OF an idea OF
what a gentleman is as q jaczrabbit
I has Of radium" ii is possible for each
person 20 know whether he or she has
/ religion II YOU are IN league with
/ any kind of sin, and at the same time
/ cain 10 be q Christian you are worse
/ than the devil. You are a hypocrite.
You are fun Of hell
/ There was the mtensest interest
4 throughout the entire sermon. which
exceeded the time which Mr.. Faulco-
ner usually occupies in preaching.
/ The PRESBYTERIAN Church was filled
with a congregation that listened With
( the closest attention, and after the ser
mon could be heard ON every hand eX-
pressions cf approval OF the warm
words he had spoken With the prog
ress OF the meetings, the interest is
4 evidently growing
Plans are being worked out for rne
4 services Of the coming Sunday The
original intention was to hold the
services in the Presbyterian Church.
but 1t has be come certain that the con-
/ gregatiols could not be accommodated
there. 1t was therefore, announced
last evening that the services Of the
coming Sunday viii be held the
First Metf odist Episcopal Church
where the seating capacity is larger.
/ There viii be q meeting for men anC
boys at o'clock in the afternoon. The
evening service viii be held al 720
o'clock Mr. Faulconer viii preach al
both meetings. and Mr. Bennett viii
conduct the meeting The subject OF
the Sunday evening sermon viii be
Weighed in the Balances.
Mr.. Bennett has been organizing a
volunteer choir for Sunday and next
week. No special Invitations have been
issued. but the general announcement
has been made that al who can sing
are requested to assist The choir
viii render a beautiful chorus at the
Sunday evening service
Arrangements have been made tC
have Mr.. FauIconer address the meet
ing Of the Y ". C. A. 1T St Johns Col
1eee next Monday evening at 6.3(
o'clock
The service this evening VIII be helC
in the First Presbyterian Church q
7.30 o'clock. Mr. FauIeoner viii speai
upon a subject Of universal interest.
The End Of Time 1t may be eX
pected thar the evangelist viii pre-
sent the subject in some very STRIKING
manner. The people of Annapolis have
learned 10 appreciate the homely bu
forceful address Of this preacher. II
sometimes. they are made to vince a
the sharp thrusts Of his pointed say
ings as he exposes sinfulness and foll,
Of their lives, they are compelled a
the same time 70 admit the truth
1t IS expected that the largest con
gregation OF the entire series Of meet
fngs viii be present this evening. Tn
meeting win begin at 7.38 O'Clock.