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through acrobaties that made even
the renowned Billy" sit up and take
notice
In enuing his address DR. Macarthur
called upon the audience to pay their
debt to DIR Sunday for his great
work. stating that this was a debt as
legal as these We owe our doctors,
merchants and other business assoei-
ates.
The pans were then passed and a
goodly sum realized for the noted
evangelist.
The afternoon sermon delivered on
Ist Peter. 3.I5, BE ready always to
give an answer to every man that ask
eth you a reason for the hope that is
within you." dealt mostly on the in.
fiuence of Christianity and hope.
During his sermon the evangelist
outlined his theory that wealth. pleas
ure, fame nor compliments satisfy.
and the only thing that die satisfy was
the feeling from within that God il
with you and that yon are Christian.
In this line the evangelist said that
no one could explain why or how they
were Christian only through the
feeling from the heart that told them
they were
During this sermon the evaageiiss
took a fling al deaoGneing women who
let the hattery OF "a bunch of boobs
that could be arrested for masauer-
aiding as men. satisfy their ambitions. :
stating that t. this satisfied them
they must have head full Of saw
dust
He told the story of Lady Hamil-
ton- telling how the mention Of her
name signified everything ia bewiich-
ing beauty and charming grace. and
OF her Downfall through participation
! in drink and a merry life, and OF her
death amidst druggerv, and poverty
Climb the ladder Of fame. wealth.
pleasure and personal charm -4hen
see what remains at the top if yoa
haven't had Jesus as a companion,
argued the evangelist.
i I'm answer tosthe infidel's question
( NV ao HOA A-ACN O1 AEsAS ioAA
! or that the Bible is right or thai
there is a Jesus-kfis word is reason
You'll believe a lawyer in regard te
Law suit, won't you? You'l believe
and abide by your PHYSICIANS orders
when your health is at stake. You'll
take the advice Of an engineer On an
engine; why not take the word Of tbs
preacher and His word in regard r
I Christianity
In connection with this theme tbs
evangelist told a story OF his dealing
! with an insurance agent.
i was preaching out in iowa wheI
received letter from my insurance
agent in Chicago stating that my pre-
miurns sof $2eg we're due
Il wired back TO the agent. who wai
friend of mine. telling him that
/ didn't have the money right then. bu
for him to pay the premiums aud TX
pay him when | returned.
| "Several days later l went to tbs
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hauled another ship, threw out the
graphing irons and boarded her. ii
was necessary to kill one of the on
GERS before the loot could be gotten
away with.
This man said he laid in his bunk
for days and days. groveling over the
fact that he had been an accessory to
murder
Through other murders and out
RACES during that cruise this fellows
heart grew so hard that he could use
the body of "A woman he had outraged
and then murdered for pillow to rest
his head upon at nights.
1t is the same with you. Every
time YOU reject Jesus as your Savior
your heart grows colder and colder to
His eallings. until at last there is no
hope"
The evangelist also told OF the
death OF Sir Walter Raleigh.
When they led him to the block
where a man whom he knew was
ready with an axe to behesd him.
the cxecutioner asked. How lies the
head?' Never mind how lies the head
as long as the heart bears no convic-
tons Sir Walter replied
When death calls all have TO an
swer, whether ii is You or the woman
acting as your maid. or your chauffeur,
or your millionaire neighbor
THE death rate of the world of
1875, 900 day, 5000 an hour. and one
fourth of these die before they are 5
years of age. The average life il only
80 years in length. not one person in
a million lives to become 100 years
Of age
People the brevity OF life itself
should be an ample conviction that
repentance and acceptance of Jesus
should not be postponed until tomor-
row. hut should be done at this mo-
ment
With the recitation OF foreefni
and touching poem aud stating that
! he would have to be empowered with
j the language Of heaven 10 express bis
thanks for the hospitality extended
during his stay here. the evangelist
/ closed the sermon. walking down the
steps to shake hands with the great
/ throng Of persons who were touched
I by his sermon and came to hit the
trail
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AUDITORIUM PACKED IN THE
AFTERNOON

The SUNDAY afternoon BILLY" Sun
day sermon proved a great success
also. the huge auditorium being packed
10 full seating and standing capacity.
A delegation from Barbersville at
tended the service en- masse. The
features OF The musical program was
a trombone solo by Homer Rodehesy-
er and a duet by 5Ir. Rodeheaver and
Miss Thomas of Norfolk, Va.
The opening prayer was led by Rev.
Rizhtmire and DIR. Macarthur, making
a speech before the fund for Mr. sun
DAVIS giFt was taken up. riyaled the
famous evangelist in the style and hui
nor OF his address.
Dr. McA, thur, whit Is neal 50 years
Of age. and whose hair and muStache
ms turned to silver. mounted the
platform anl launched into mis- ad-
dress in vigorous manner betting
/ a youthful athlete.
I In his address DR. Macarthur touch
ed on tie incidents of iawiessaes@
! that have taken place in this eommu-
nity in she past month or So, and ex-
pressed hi thanks that Billy sun
Edav. whom he classed as one oil the
rreateAt nen on Garth. although he
didn't agree with everything Billy
saws and the way in watch he says A.
lRad found it possible 10 come 10 this
community with Gods word al this
opportuna moment
lie also stated that he had been
ia New York City many times and
had Travelled this old globe over and
,ve,r. but that he had 10 come TO DAY
stora. Fla. TO find out what masni
grent drawing attraction bridge whist
was. The women and their card par
lies are oyerrunuing this section o.
tine country" he stated, and, people
fTm getting tired and weary OF II al
II has ceased since the advent O
iI.euten season and. NY good friend
Riljv sunday woLder what pit
III S that beth Lent aaf Sunday her.
can't remain IN our midst Throughout
the wear. but what would the womel
do for their card parties to raise III
diaerenl funds?"
Rev McArihar then voiced his dis
Measure Al the services Sunday morn
ing ia the Auditorium Although h
made mockery OF his kick again st MI
sundays morning service by telling g
at least four persons who Wer
throNn out OF the pleasure Of hearin
him fMcArthurl preach, he was
Sire earnestness. 4 hope il Mr. SUI
dav comes again, and | hope that b
does. that he will not preach on SUI
dav mornings.
Another thing I'm grateful for
said DIR. Macarthur. is that Billy SUI
day is the kind OF a man he is.
lit Took God 5000 Years to Make
Billy Sunday"
lit took God 5000 years TO mai
Billy Sunday. and Il viii take Hi
that many mere years to make a
other | said that 10 man the oth'
aav. and he had the nerve 10 say.
don't care If He doesn't ever mai
another.
Altogether the address of Or. McA
thur was very humorous and fore
fal The aged mar st times soir
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Chicago office and asked for my re
ceipts for the paid premiums.
The fellow there asked me bow /
knew that they had been paid. Well.
told him.. my friend told me they
would be paid
You must have lot Of confidence
aud belief in your friends word. thc
man said. as Re pushed the receipts
across the desk with smile.
Its the same way with Cod-His
word IS sufficient"
Christianity Made Him Happier
In QUILTING what Christianity had
done for him the evangelist stated
that through Christianity he was a
happier aan. better man and more
useful man.
Il know that I'm lot more useful
standing here today preaching God s
word than If | was trying TO pump old
Mother Eddy's beliefs into you.
seans, he said
Another forceful hint was given 10
the girls of today by the evangelist.
=; who told the members OF the fair sex
TO beware Of the boy who wants them
10 marry to reform them
They wouldn't marry you to re-
form YOU" the evangelist said
i Ard believe fallen woman is
no worse of than a fallen man"
The evangelist also said that the
girl that washes your dishes Is d bet
ter woman If she is A Christian than
you are If you are not, so is the man
that drives your car. or the one who
sweeps the street.
Billy also showed the audience
where the Bible stated plain facts and
truths, and did not try TO cover uF
the sinful acts OF anyone.
Didn't il tell about old Noah plant
ing vineyard and getting tanked NJ
on home brew after getting of the
ark be asked
Didn't the Bible tell all about ia
cob pulling a she'll game on old Laban
and believe God was with hin
in this.
Doesn't 1t tell or old Solomon hay
ing Bingham Young backed of the
boards by having 900 wives" h
asked.
Billy also warned against these an
gelic faces that turn diabolical aftcr
marriage. stating marriage like this
sometimes is Ike q turkey butzart
marrying turtle dove.
One Christmas exc in Baltimore
couple Of barcfooted, ragged children
boy ami girl. we're noticed lookinl
lpngingiy into toy store Window.
- couple OF my irienis NOTICING
them went 10 them. Upon close oil
servation they noticed that the gin
wa blind.
What are you doing out i'm thi
cold night with that little girl the
asked Of the boy
Shes nag sister ain't ahe-' he a
Piled Then further probe brough
out the story that their mother va
poor. hadn't any money 80 bug an
Saata Claus and had sent tie yOun
brother with HIS sister to the stor,
telling him to take her there and d.
scribe the beautiful playthings in lh
window and that would have TO d
as Christmas
"My friends gave the children som
money with which to buy as man
presents or food as they wanted. an
they looked up into their faces. unab
no express in words the feeling vii
IN their hearts
To-day am the same way ! kno
am d Christian. feel it in my hear
but grope around without avail q
the beautiful words to tell how ! kno
and WHY defy any inddel hei
or in hell to contest it.
Cod IS Ike my friends were
those children. He opens the canol
Of heaven and pours out His presen
and all be asks IS that We do H
win
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AUTO ACCIDENT
VICTIM BETTER
Mrs. Cuttings With Skull
Fractured, Reported Rest
ing Comfortably.

Mrs. Helen Cuttings, 20 years old,
of SO Florida avenue northwest,
whose skull was fractured when
the automobile in which she was
riding with a party of seven others
skidded and overturned on Conduit
road just beyond the Aqueduct
Bridge. late Saturday night, was re-
ported to be resting comfortably
by physicians at Georgetown Hos
pital last night.
Others who were seriously in
jured were Miss Madeline Myers, IS
years old. 314 Indiana avenue north
west. concussion of the head; Miss
Pearl Smith, 220 New Jersey ave-
nue.. slight concussion.
Slight injuries were sustained by
Joseph Linwood Little, 1913 o street
northwest: Charles Cuttings. hus-
band of Mrs. Helen Gittings: Miss
Marie Eldgridge, 20 years old. 713
Rhode Island avenue: Herman H.
Anderson. 1914 Maryland avenue
northeast, and Anthony Hennely,
$50 street southwest.
The automobile. driven by Little,
skidded on the roadway in front of
$50 Conduit road, causing the driv-
er to lase control Of the machine,
according to the police, and over
turn against an electric light pole.
town Hospital by the driver of a
passipG automobile and police Of
the Sevnth Precindt.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-21
Nationwide Move
For Smith h-Towner
Bill Planned Here

Announcement of a nationwide
movement to organize the friends
of public education behind the
Smith -Towner bill for a Department
of Education, with a Secretary in
the Presidents Cabinet. was made
here yesterday.
The new organization is headed
by A. Lincoln Filene. of Boston.
prominent business man, noted for
his public works. and William c.
Redfield, former Secretary of Com
merce as treasurer. Other we'll
known names on the committee are
Edward Box, of the Curtis Publish
ing Company; George Wharton Pep
per, the Philadelphia lawyer; Mrs.
Thomas A. Edison. Rabbi Stephen
Wise, Matthew Woll, vice president
of the American Federation of La
Dor; Mrs. Thomas ]. Winter. pres
ident of the General Federation of
Women's Clubs; Miss Mary Garrett
Hay. president of the Womep's Civic
Club.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-21
BECAME A BANDIT
TO FEED HER BABY

CHICAGO, Feb. 20.-why a wo-
man became robber was re-
counted yesterday when Mrs. Eliza
beth Crowell and her husband,
George B. Crowell, were arrested
for holding up the pharmacy of n.
U. Masor at s56 Monsrose avenue on
the night of January 90. They
obtained $50 and two books of
American Express Company money
orders. They were trailed through
the money orders.
What made you do it?" Mrs.
CrowelI was asked.
Robert" she said, pointing to
her 5-year-old son; Robert was
without shoes and clothes. That
wasn't so bad. but we weren't eat
Jug regularly and he had to go to
bed hungry. He would cry. That
made me-"
The Crowells formerly lived at
4725 Sheridan Road. Crowell said
he had been a salesman with a
safety razor company but had been
laid off because Of slack business
The Washington herald., 1921-02-21
Deciphers Code
of Monks Work
On Black Magic
Scholar Says Roger Bacon
Had Secrets UnknOlDn
To Science NOLD.

CHICAGO. Fob. 2o.-Dr. Wilfrid
n. de voynich. Bibliophile and man
uscript collector, will make an ad-
dress before the American Philo-
sophical Society in Philadelphia on
April 20. which will startle the
scientific world. DIR. Voynich says
he will reveal secrets locked up by
Roger Bacon, the thirteenth CEN
tury wizard. in the code which the
doctor has deciphered.
DIR. de Voynich had with him pho
tographic prints of several pages OF
the book of mystery. Bacon wrote
in Latin. His more secret writing
however, he concealed from the
world in a code. boasting at the
time that the secret would be sealed
forever with his death.
The code somewhat resembles
ancient Hebrew. Crude iIiustra-
tions are worked into the text, and
these, too, according to DR.. de Voy-
mich, have their Significance. Thus
far he has deciphered about 10000
words, but even this small part OF
the work, which comprises 100000
words, is a revelation.
Beyond explaining that two OF the
facsimile pages have to do with the
origin of life, DR.. de Voynich re-
fused to discuss the contents of the
book. when the time comes" he
said, II will prove to the world that
the Black Magic Of the Middle Ages
consisted in discoveries far in ad-
vance of twentieth century science
For nine years, 1 have been work
ing on the code.