Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-26

Philadelphia On his "day Off" tired him.
II was not noticeable in his meetings
tuesday afternoon and night. when he
began the last lap OF his seven weeks
campaign here. In the afternoon he
preached to crowd that filled the
9rchestrn OF the Auditorium and 4
uo.en coipred people who had accepted
the general invitation extended their
.SS,.ows .Sn VS. TO occupT the gallery during
'hs retnain!ns n afternoon services.
iF sunday took Up he fgh; Jus.
Wee nc lett OF SUNDAY. night before
aeparting Tor Philadelphia. The long
@ VOTE mere seemed not TO have made
nun any less vigorous than when he
nrst TOOK the platform here. In the
best OF humor. Dut SILL uncompromis-
ing in his handling OF those who viii
not heed the call TO Cod he started
The last round of his battle in manner
ne preparcs TO bid good-by TO Rich :
mond after his last sermon next sun
day night.
200 WESTERN UNION
EMPLOYEES ATTEND
a delegation OF 300 employees OF
the Western Union was given a spc-
,orium ,5T eIjsrTa,'9R jsr lion, 81 ~ the lily Audi
on The objectionable Sin
or The objectionable Sin" More than
500 men and women hit the trail. 1t
vas declared TO be the most impre ssivc
sermon that the evangelist has yet
preached in tho city.
The secretaries presented M-. Sunda..
"ith beautiful silver tray OF large
II. II; pitzer, assistant to Mr.. Sunday
and director OF mems work, the.- prc-
S"ntcd d purse of $50.
posses sess wfre Of ,ba aso Ms TGServsh fer zoo
100 each for the Life In INSURANCE a1e com. onh.
20. ana smaller reservations for Rich
moad Metal Products Company, Travel
crs insurance Company. j, Il. Mosby
& Co. the executive committee OF the
girls council. +. y. Saunders < Co.
Blackstone College and Crcwe people
IN general. who made a special Trip
sel:st.
preached on Gods Promises"
for eis dssiarsa eie MT MnevsT sandss SssA
When God talks 70 US He does il In
cur gu cn,nn.o terms % Of speech and In our terms
Incapable of merely limiting at what
God would say.
So: he continued. we can have
can't more than hint at the grea;nes
Of /; all; And the strongest expires
s'on falls short of overstatins the
great and PRECIOUS He wants US 10
know He is able 10 make US rich If
"e viii only do what lie tells us ana
submit 10 Him
Is L -
TO HE OF VALUE
PROMISES must be used TO bc OF any
value to you. There is a big difter-
Gnce enc between singing psalms and hay
ing by the Word OF God. y promise
hanging on WALL with frame
around IL. that is one thing. Printing
your ieet on II and living by il. that
10 test and seeing.
God wants Ills children 10 be noun
and do exploits. There is nothing ,o6
hard TO undertake in the Name OF the
LORD, nothing no matter what il may
"A sister said 10 me out in Iowa.
Brother sunday, what kind OF noun
tainS can We move"
YOU Hflp hayoI, Help; ysI Help I:r Gosh some Of
Why mountains of difficulty. noun
rains OF discouraG Gemcn,. no matter
how long they have been there. You
OF God. no matter what. And yet we
hold our hands when We come to a
hard place. and act as though God was
go TO the funeral oh. mercy! You
cont take the grain OF mustard seed
better break down a thousand times
trying 10 do something than to sit
around and chew the rag. and keep a
!lttle are, Spo' fp sSvfnisen even inches square
sermons and fan yourself, and say,
On on isn't j; hot: can't do anything:
Mr.. Sunday will go TO Petersburg
this morning to address a meeting in
the Washington Street Methods,
church: He was most enthusiastic
Monday, declaring that ii was one of
the most satisfactory meetings which
he he,,ias has eyer ever addressed: The Metro
ovcrhowing. The seating capacity or
the building is 1000.
MEMBERS OF ORGANIZATION
HOLD MEETINGS TODAY
III. II. PitZer will hold a shop meet
Ing at Richmond Structural Steel Co.
this morning at 3 o'clock. Tomorrow at
T.. NJ, MIR. Pitzer will meet the teach
crs and leaders of Bible classes in the
seventy. threo cooperating churches
or the city for the last time during the
Billy Sunday campaign in tho Central
" Building. Luncheon will be served
Mr.. Pitzer will speak to men csDcci-
ally on the foliow-up work OF the cam
make it effective.
Miss Florence Kinney will address n
meeting of boys and girls i'm the Ginter
Park Methodist Sunday school audi
will address a student gathering at
Wcsthampton College. She will go from
there TO the Broad Street Methodist
Church to make talk at the annual
missionary meeting at o'clock.
Mrs. William Asher will address the
Social Service Federation in room $50
at the Jefferson Hotel at $3.50 this af-
tcrnoon.
Miss Grace Sake will conduct two
Bible classes today. The first FOR
everybody" OH the platform Of the
Auditorium, and Il special one for
teachers III the city schools a, 4 p. NJ.
At s o'clock she will speak to South
Side people 1T Bainbridgc Baptist
Church.
Immediately following tho service at
the Auditorium yesterday afternoon,
Mcssrs. Brewster. Matthews and Rode
HEAVIER went to tho parish house of
Holy Trinity Church. where they gave
an. attractive musical program.
The fact that this is Billy Sundays
last week in tho city liz responsible