The Washington times., 1917-06-07
SUNDAY PUTS BAN
ON LOAN STACKER
Would Admit Subscribers
Only to Tabernacle.
MAY SET UP BOOTH INSIDE
Plans to Have T.R. Present to Help
Boost Liberty Bonds.

NEW YORK, June special passes
and signed cards OF admission Of all
coIors and shapes will go completely
out of style at the Tabernacle II Billy
Sunday has his way. The one real
entree will be a Liberty loan button
and without this little prize insignia
pinned on your breast even standing
room will be denied.
"If you haven't taken q Liberty
loan bond you don't need to come
back here" Billy shouted 70 nis pIs
audience last night. And whiie the
crowd cheered and q few hundreds pc
gan to laugh, Billy scowIeo eno
Elared to prove he meant e1AcIy
what he said.
nacle into the greatest Liberty loan
center In America" he went on.
think ri have a subscription bootn
set up right here on the platform, ana
then II YOU don't do your part IA
ask for a squad of soldiers, ana we II
close the doors, and then you can
either buy or spend the night mere.
IT'S distressing beyond words 10 tnInS
American people have to be oegseo
m feed and clothe the boys VINO are
willing 10 die for our liberty.
send. Compliments To Kaiser.
And while Billy was at It he stop
nad long enough to send his comph-
ments to the Emperor OF Germany
who is fast usurping the place Of the
saloon keeper as Billy's most hated
enemy. SAY, I wouldn't do anything
., tba World that would possibly let
old Kaiser Bill get one good nights
sisan" he asserted And II hurts me
IKE the dickens to see him get even
tbe least little chance to laugh ana
mock at us
"Russia's uncertain position Is the
onIy thing that's worrying me- ana
I'm tickled to death that we've soe
EIihu Root heading our commission
oyer there. He'll lin" 'em up. But
I'm not worrying anyway. Germany
dragged us into this war, and guess
VEN have to lick 'em ourselves Anu
don't YOU forget we can do II, 6uo;
Despite the applause that broke INTO
his remarks every sentence or w.
Riuy insisted that he diont care W.
whoops whether Bud or any V ~
approyed OF his sentiments OF not
you don't like my pro-Amerlc1n - a.
YOU can beat it-therere tWehty-hse
eyIts ON each side. Were going 70
Saya TTher,v loan talks here every
nirht Guess I'll invite Judge cary
and george F. Baker and George FER,
kins and Frank Vanderlip and
A dozen voices in the audience shout.
ed Teddy! Teddy" Billy smiled anu
rent on: "Sure, well have Teddy, TOO.
Gosh. 1 was sorry when they oion
LET him 20 10 France. / think thats
the only mistake the Administrator
has made; I'll back them in every
thing else, but-oh. guess Ia peter
quit talking politics.
q 2. Mitchell, president OF the Ma
tfonal City Company, gave the second
~ the series Of Liberty loan boosting
talks last night, impressing upon his
hearers the extreme seriousness OF the
situation. THE very life OF America
Is AZ stake" he declared. Americas
work Is cut out for her and every
man and woman must do his bit II we
would save civilization and our coun-
try itself"
Trail HItters Total II36S-
In the afternoon Billy preached to
some 1000 people on THE Potter ana
the Clay" His call for trail hitters
Drought ZOS IOTWdTu NJ ms ~ ~ -
dience that comfortably filled the
great pine building heard his sermon
on The Atonement." His invitation
for converts was answered by l,OSo,
making a total for the day Of 1883.
The doctrine of universal saliva
ton is a damnable lie that crawled
out Of the pit of hell" Billy asserted
in his night sermon. Christ died for
ALL. but you must come to Him to be
saved. II II wasn't for His atoning
blood you might as well rip the roofs
off the churches and burn them down.
They wouldn't be worth the lumber
Il took to build them.
"A fellow once said to me, Say,
Bill, I don't like your slaughter house
religion told him, You can call
II that II you want to, but IL you
want to keep out OF hell the only way
you can do II is by faith in the blood
of Jesus Christ But let me tell you
folks that / don't blame people half
as much for believing in all these
fake isms as I do the nuts who are
preaching them.