The Washington herald., 1918-01-27
PREDICTS END
OF BOLSHEVIKI
HOLD ON RUSS
Sunday Says Revolutionists
Are Doomed to Swift and
Bitter Defeat.
~ ARTHuR IOYCE.

Russia, through the BoIsheviki
movement. is facing the same sort OF
disaster that any government con
frcnts when its citizens try 70 put
over the doctrine that every man is
a law unto himself" Billy Sunday told
1000 persons last night In the Taber-
nacle.
The idea is all tommyrot," said the
evangelist And you can bet that
the government which recognizes any
such doctrine will not last long. II
every man IL q law unto himself
there's nothing 10 prevent a person
going out into the streets and chas-
ing you out OF your automobdls and
himself taking II for his very own.
That's what some classes among the
Socialists are leaning toward Its a
case with them OF every man making
his own laws and doing as he durn
pleases. And it's what Russia IL up
against just now. No government on
earth can stand it-Russia or any
other country
baltimore Make Record.
The honor Of having the largest
delegation at the Tabernacle since the
revival started went TO Baltimore last
night. A special train from that city
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ten minutes too late for the ushers
10 hold the reservations for the crowd
/ that had been made more than a weed
ago.
Nearly one thousand Of them cams-
into the Tabernacle, with their own
band, and marched UP 20 the platform.
They gave Rody the high sign" but.
ike the fellow who marched his SOL
diers up the hill and down again. the
delegation had TO turn right around
from the platform and stroll back 20
the rear seats in the big building be-
cause the crowd had ''copped' the
Baltimore seats"
Billy played TO standing room
! only when he was in Baltimore. and
I the delegation. apparently, was used
TO filling in at the rear. There wasn't
a word of complaint. Their band
started to play, at Rody's suggestion.
and it played 50 long that II got on
the nerves Of the boss" Billy is
the boss" TO the members OF his
party. He fidgeted around the plat
form, waiting for the music TO stop.
but every time one tune ended an
other started. That band went
through eight different pieces" before
/ Billy could announce his text. The
evangelist is strong for the ''kick-cfr"
on schedule time. But the band put
a Crimp into his plans last night.
Billy praised Baltimore and ''its
| loyal citizens" and he said he hoped
they'd put over the prohibition
amendment now before the Maryland
/ legislature.
] When the trail hitting started
Baltimore was there strong with sey-
eral hundred ''sawdUst walkers
About ~ went up the aisles 10 shake
Bily's hand.
Billy spoke of Gods eternal quar-
antine" against the sinner. and he de-
clsred that a non-Christian has no
more chance Of getting to heaven
; than he would have 10 batter down
| the Rock OF Gibraltar with green peas
I fired from a shotgun" He pleaded
for a "run'' on the Bank Of Heaven.
and he urged his audience to keep
God busy handing out salvation
through the bank window"
Plea for Contribution.
There was another plea for large
| contributions. This time It came from
Rev. DR.. George A. Miller He point
ed out that the committee Is $500 short
Of having one-half OF the $500 eE-
| pense fund in hand, and he urged his
audience 10 clean UP the $500
Or. Briggs, OF the Fifth Avenue
! Presbyterian Church. offered the
prayer. ROdy and Brewster sang
Other delegations in the Tabernacle
included Sunshine Home for womeu.
National Geographic Society, Bureau
Of Chemistry, Department OF AGri-
culture. Riggs National Bank, and
special contingents OF soldiers. sailors.
( business women, doctors and nurses