Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-17

The manifest men have over
Known are in Richmond. and tho meet
nSs for men have been more uniforms
ly and enthusiastically attended than
any others have ever conducted" de-
ciared B!lly Sunday 10 the $500 men
/ crowded into the Auditorium Sunday
afternoon a; his special meeting for
men. lie gave this uns;inted praise
afte: making an announcement that
the mems meeting on Thursday night
"Ouid bc the last ne would hold in
Kicnncnd.
sunony preached on BE THOU strong
a'id she" ThysclG Man" iakini, his
material from tho lives OF grca; men
OF the Bible and from biographies OF
men who welded wonderful influence
ana ict, their impress upon the history
! Of tho world.
God needs men Of solid raahcgsuy
NOV. no" as I, much or more than lie ever
! too much veneer in tho world Some
/ people look fine on the outside, but
when you step inside the from, door
| what you see there makes YOU cry.
| IT'S all off,:
EVERY MAN GETS WHAT
HE GOES AF"fL:it liE SAYS
E"cry man gets what he goes after.
/ The rich jewels of manhood are only
10. the man who is determined TO
! make a touchdown in tho game Of life"
continued SundaH. taking his illustra-
+ can read the Bible In ihoughtfu, way
without being impressed with the fact
! that i; makes much Of manhood and
! holds 1t up as something that should
! DC sought after with diligence and
/ perseverance. In fact. ihc Bible cXalts
and emphasizes manhood in remark
J able way.
I The Book OF Genesis contains sixty
I chapters and covers .,300 years OF
I human history and yet one half o. il
is devoted 20 telling us OF the colossal
! IL TO chronicle of tho maniincss OF
! Joseph The story cf the creation was
WopS More but SPACE it San mas ,Sa 'od in SsY
voted 20 telling of the manhood Of
And Joseph knew. wha, he was
Therefore, when ..aotiphar's wife want-
and gave her the laugh. lie was 4
man. a time like this demands strong
men also, men who win not listen TO
the call or smuity politics and the
whisper!nSs OF the dema Soguc"
IL EYEHi MAN LIVED RIGHT
! ROi WOULD BIZ BETTER
! SUNDAY ihrcw down the gauntlet
:hc audience when he declared that Il,
every man lived r!Sh; no boy would
ever 30 om the human scrap hcap, be-
rresen, az the meeting were the
members OF the Richmond Blues in
unitorm. The first, man that came
down the aisle 20 shakc the hand OF
I Sunday was i member OF this orGani-
za;ion. Following him came number
OF those from a." parts OF the Audi
special services for women only Sat-
urday afternoon and night were an
nounced by Billy sunday at the 4
O'Clock service yesterday afternoon.
HNevcr mind your Wife" said Mr.,
sunday to the husbands present.
Well taxi care gr,Go o; her hs- And d,., i You
pinched."
RoDEHEAvER TALKS TO ROYS
~ JOHN MARSHALL SCHOOL.
You women who don't work in Of
The afternoon further admonished
MIR. sunday. and lot the business girls
and women come Az night
Further announcements was made that
the last Billy sunday service FOR men
only" would be Thursday night. Homer
y. Rodeheaver, inusicai director. was
the Auditorium. lie was on the plat
form OF the John Marshall High School
auditorium conducting regular
i sunday sing with the aid of his from
bone tor the great crowd o! boys OF
high school age and less, which hl!cd
the auditorium
Shepn. I'd Webb was, a, the piano.
with "Rody. They sang and they
| whisilcd and they aiterna;cd whistlinE
ana snsE WIN ana hf 9G m ths Corr
ner' was an easy winner in the mat
| ter of tunes.
Rodeheayer then talked TO them on
the impressionable age OF his audi
ence.
In opening the sing" before "Rody''
had arrived, Secretary Mckee held out
1 the hope that Billy Sunday might oe
induced 10 talk 20 the boys next sun
day afternoon at John Marshall High
COMES BACK FULL OF PEP
AFTER SERMON TO MEN
Following hard upon the heels Of
The special service for men at 1880
/ p. NJ. yesterday, Billy Sunday came
back to his platform as fun of pep
as II the hard days work had just
begun, and announced his text for the
next sermon.
The Auditorium was packed II the
last seat in the choir and balcony with
the crowd which had been gathering g
outside while the mems service was
going on.
: ringing nose Sf patriotism char
mon from the text, Where there's no
Glsion o,d the hoM psoP,e persh Mr SYM
and stirred when he looked into the
faces of an audience. and that when
he failed to respond thus ne would
know that lie had lost his vision.
There's no religion that doesn't ex-
list without patriotism" declared Mr.
Sunday. And 'pacfist is only an
other name for 'traitor-doggonc their
hides!' he added rindictireiy.
BILLY Sundays opinion OF that dirty
bunch Of bull.necked Heinies" he ny
pressed hy splitting upon his platform,
in scorn apd disgust.
4 mo nation on earth can whip This
nation" he shouted. while the audi
encc applauded. we didn't get any
thing out OF this war but six feet Of
earth to bury our boys in. That's al,
we got out OF it! "a
Peace through salvation was the
vision he strore TO, clarity, for the
audience in presenting 10 them moro
intimate vision OF Jesus Christ.
SUNDAY RACES AGAINST
THOSE WHO WOULD SHEER
Filled with-a consuming rage against
those, who would sneer at Gods plan