Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-16

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9ny OF the mighty nation which pro
ouGeh Jesus Christ. but OF the strength
siilr Biz wsSaKness snndnw of OF humanity at large.
delineation OF the man who. in the
plettaEressque taEssq slang of the evangelist
Essu and skinned dTe oid aSsn on b1iGd hL9ther f1
+ a cattle deal" 80
Backed by a choir 500 strong and
sne Mr thnnderous s,,n,s. y, harmony Or TWO pianos
the e, heads ,s,d Of the packed thousands.
history OF the jewish ss al; and "a she
Sunday. us one. OF the stupendous
moG,uments Of the Inspiration OF the
miracle Of history. 1t makes my blood
oeii 70 .,aear near man ., speak OF Jew
eser g yom snsepy Ma,k ,bo Ghris,kiler stras, II
and are kept out OF hell II will be
because OF your repentance and faith
sspeaking. Jesus Christ came from
the Jewish nation"
SUNDAY MISTAKES GOOD
ROADS MEN FOR BANKERS
Directly in from, OF Mr;; Sunday sat
Good Ss from the virginia
Ssption nm in % Riehmond s Mr.. s Sunday eiay
hailed them with much good -natured
they were bunch OF bankers when he
first gave them THE once over
Tonight special collection will be
taken toward clearing up the deficit
Don't come around here with a
S,5 ssSss SS ssss sss
they we're handcuffed. T want this
. money y;proposition outlof The way when
ths,I.hers her,nI 5rs, strong arm this bunch to-
At s O'Clock tonight on the third
noor assembly room OF the I'm. c; A.
commltteemen. leaders Of Bible classes
and all ministers cooperating in the
campaign. $50
ence Tomorrow noon in the second
floor assembly room OF the y. M. c. A.
a. pxss addrsss ID sps ihe Grk min
LUNCH COUNTER OPENED
ny Y. w. G. A.
At the request Of the onsnaa Iosal co%mis nsh
eeSntss ses tss on the "a northwess e"e Corner Of
Cary and Linden streets. diagonally
! across from the, Auditorium. sand
cream, cream viii be served to the scores Of
meal before they come out to, tho Au,
fmembers Of, the choir Lying at dis.
Ssance. The counter will be available
.
ereat ei.y audience ] at the City auditorium
Yesterday afternoon with a sermon Ge- ae.
faith in the value OF Personal Work"
the subject Of his sermon.
Ths e9 .he ram sSe great
were many old graybeards among the
sn D'fyered dhe shsir hair 1i ana time had
a heavy hand on the once erect should :
ers. With auiverins faces they paid
trihute to the truth of what the per
the vivid delineation OF Mr. Sunday.
Inspiring Instances Of his own ex-
pocrisy and like evils which gnaw into
the vitals OF the church. he held up to
the bitter scorn which stinGs like a
lwhip-iash when Billy Sunday applies
AIDIENCE HEARS STORY
Of HYPOCRITICAL DEACON
/, Not only did they hear with inimit;
able mockery the story of the old
deacon who didn't want the doors OF
literally in the nesh--the bent and de-
crepid old hypocrite who. hand on hip.
! expectorated tobacco Juice liberaliy
hobbled with difficulty across the floor.
and in. cracked voice advanced his
pusillanimous arguments
Billy Sundays power-his histrionic
alility to mako his audience actually
see the people he Is talking about as
well az hear what he has to say about
aconversation in street cars. these
what the public at large thinks Of Mr..
sunday. '.You know" said Rich
mord merchant, coming back into the
city one night. this week. II always did
like a good show. like to be taken
out OF myself and to laugh and cry
and forget the cares and worries OF
the storesand like to come away from
and have something to smile about
when I'm getting ready for bed.
INTENDS TO GO TO
HEAR SUNDAY EVERY NIGHT
II, had never heard Mr., Sunday be-
forejhe came to Richmond, but I put
! some money In my pocket and go out
to hear him every night now. OF
him, but It's worth good money to me,
and L don't mind paying something to
have as good time as I've had this
week" 81
Following the sermon at the Audi-
torium. yesterday. more than 2b0 lead
aTs OF neighborhood prayermee etings
came Sup on the: pla form for q Com
Rev! C. b. .Arendall introduced Miss
SAKE, " ho; spoke for half, an hour on
different. phases Of the supplementary
work ofSthe campaign. 3f
NONE BUT THOSE. WHO PRAY
CAN no. PERSONAL WORK
y !. .g';;NSobodyS Sbu't those who pray can do
) persons al work, : aid Miss Sake These
gh6orhood. prayer nnaetings are ro.
! Eontinned5,o on Second gPags,S Z s.