Evening journal., 1917-08-03
PATRIOTIC strain
IN CAMP Services
"Kaiserism Must be Pulver-
zed" Declares DR.. Thomp-
son at Summit Woods
COUNTRY STANDS
BEHIND PRESIDENT
staff Correspondent.

otaH Correspondent.
BRANDYWINE SUMMIT CAMP,
Aug. S.-Strong. emphatic denuneiation
VI Kaiserism featured the afternoon
md evening service yesterday, pa
lriotic Day" when the Rev. Dr.. A. il.
Thompson, of st. Pauls NJ. L. Church,
Wilmington, and the Rev Carlyle Hub
bard, of Baltimore. preached fiery SER
mons. Never in the history of the fifty
Two years OF this campmeeting has this
Did grove ever before rung with stronger
aenunciations of what both speakers de-
'lared to be "damnable" and awful
In the course of his sermon in the after
aoon. DR.. Thompson declared that eve
will never have Germany we can
trust until kaiserism is pulverized"
and, he added. "out of the carnage Jesus
must come so that the banner of true
democracy will wave over the world"
Woodrow Wilson, he said, was neither
a Democratic President nor a Republic
Fan President, but an American Presi-
dent and he added that every man
who has true American blood in his
veins should step forword at once and
say "Woodrow. we stand back Of you"
During the afternoon service Mrs.
Powell sang the star Spangled Ban.
ner," while the service concluded with
the congregation singing my Country
IT'S of Thee"
Last night the grove was visited by
an electrical storm which cleared the
atmosphere and made the grounds cool
and refreshing.
The evening service was the largest
attended of the day. although the storm
Just at service time kept many away.
Previous TO the evening preaching SER
vice. a young peoples service in charge
of the Rev. +. IT, Collins was held. a
quartet comprising Harry J. Guthrie,
Professor Thomas, William p. White
and the Rev. Richard Bicking. sang
"When I Sec My Fathers Face" The
Rev CARLYLE Hubbard chose for his text
"And They Crucifcd Him"
Think Of this country or OF any
country" shouted Mr.. Hubbard en-
phatically, bringing his fist down on
the pulpit suffering and striving as
Il is. 1000 years after Jesus rose from
the dead. Sin. self idoiatry, Is at the
bottom Of It ALL"
The Rev. George White Dawson OF
Asbury Church. and the Rev. Sherry.
Of Fam, preached at the morning and
afternoon services. This evening
Bishop W r Mcdowell of Washing
ton, will preach and an informal re-
ception will be accorded the dislin-
guished visitor. This is the first time
In the history OF the camp that q
bishop has ever visited here.
Yesterday morning the Yoke Eel
lows under the leadership Of SIR Col
Inns, held their first meeting with II
members present. This group oil
young women will organize shortly
and elect their officers. They arc
planning to give their former leader
the Rev. Raymond Cook. who is in q
military training camp.a postal card
shower.
In the absence Of the Rev. Asbury
s. Burke, OF Newport, who Is I'll. the
Rev. z. II. Collins preached yester-
day morning. His subject was, What
Are You Worth
The patriotic note aHlin was strong.
ly struck at the children's service
yesterday afternoon when under the
leadership of the Rev. Richard Bick
ing a patriotic exercise, entitled The
Resources Of Our Nation" was pre-
sented with the following taking part,
Marjorie Foulk. representing "Libert,
Loan" Billy Rowland. Farmer;
Beatrice Baynard, Red Cross" Rob
ert Ross, Air Fleet" Bessie Abrams
War Gardens" Stanley Lynch, Ma
rines;" Emlen Lloyd. New Army;
Lincoln Guthrie. National Guards;
Jack Porter. Munitions Billy Por
ter, Food Speculator;" George Por
ter. Traitor" John Palmer, Vice;
Harvey Yates, Booze" Donald Mack
enz'e. Regulars; Elizabeth Foulke
Betsy Ross" Elizabeth Farrar
ga tn" Dorothy Lloyd, Food Con
servation." After the singing Of tn
Betsy Ross song by Bessie Abrams
"Vice," Food Spectator" ant
Booze" were ordered of the Fat
form The children then sang "Sta
Spangled Banner" Columbia an
'renting on the Old Camp Ground.