The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-25
SUNDAY RAPS
SUBJECTS OF
MOVIE FILMS
Scores Producers for Poking
Fun AT Prohibition Amend
ment Will Fight Them
From He'll to Breakfast.
SPARS ON PLATFORM

I'll fight them from hell to break
fast, Sunday shouted at the taberna-
Gle Wednesday night as he denounced
the movies for putting on pictures
that sneered at the prohibiuon amend
ment, and always depicting Protest
ant ministers as erring. rather than
Catholic or Jewish priests.
They can't go on that way with
out fight from Billy Sunday" the
evangelist roared, dancing about the
platform like prize fighter sparring
for knockout blow, while the audi
ence applauded heartily.
Il despise the man or woman with
a little ability that thinks that they
have to go on to the stage, and point
to quarter to r." Sunday declared,
kicking one leg into the air, in a bur-
lesque Imitation of ballet dancer.
Night of Delegations
The night was again one of delega-
tons, with Eaton holding the center
of interest, with an insfstent demand
that Billy come over to call on them.
I'VE want Billy, We want Billy,
the delegation had shouted when they
were introduced, and again when Sun
day came to the platform.
Il was over at Campbellstown to-
day" Sunday answered, and l saw
the sign for Eaton, and thought that
would be fine place to preach, but
you are too late, for every morning
during the week is filled up"
Unless you want me TO come for ar
evangelistic campaign, Sunday added.
Eaton did not however give up
then, for as the trail hitters' were
being excused, woman called up to
Sunday, Come to the Christian
church in Eaton"
A delegation of 225 railroad men.
and $50 from College Corner, Wed
with the delegation of 300 from Eaton
for the greatest number of members,
and helped to make the total at the
tabernacle about 4,500
Applaud Peterson
The NJ. U. F. boys of the high
school were present so strong with
yells for Albert Peterson as a good
by token, and for Billy Sunday. Su-
gar Valley furnished so, the st. Paurs
Sunday school of Dayton, Ohio, &c.
and the S. S. Kresge company, 49,
Albert Peterson, who left Wednes-
day night for home to see sick faith
er and bury his grandmother, was
on for sing, singing Where the
Gates Swing Outward Never" with
Mr.. Rodeheaver. The applause was
tremendous, forcing Rodeheayer to
call him back for an encore.
Peterson, Bob Matthews, and Rode
HEAVIER were also presented with a
gift, which Rodeheaver declared was
cake, and which was given to Pete
to open because his name came first
on the list
Learns Something
In opening his sermon, Sunday re-
ferred to the number of out of town
members of the congregation 81
don't know of any town where the pro
portion of out of town people was so
large at the beginning and has con
tinued so large" he said. "as here in
Richmond. / thought that had learn
ed all there was to learn about ways
to taking revivals in my % years. but
Richmond has taught me lot"
In making an announcement rela-
tive to the final collection for Mr. Sun
day, Will Keller, president of the Ro-
tary club. declared that Richmond
owed Billy Sunday 100000 for the
value received. According to the
newspaper reports of attendance, and
basing the attendance for the rest OF
the week on the same figures, that
many people will have heard Mr. Sun
day preach And all of them have had
dollar in benefits, so we owe $780,
! 0O0."
| c, F. Hutchins, chairman of the mu-
| sic committee, sang as a duet with M
Rodeheaver. HE Gave Himself For
Me-" number which was well re-
/ ceived
The opening prayer was made by
Rev. A. L. Stamper pastor of the
/ First Christian church, while the clos
1 ing prayer was given by Dr. J. J. Rae,
/ pastor of the First Presbyterian
church.
Ready to Go
On the call for trail hitters" the
/ entire delegation of NJ u. F. boy S
/ broke for the front, but as fast as they
! were some men with fremen and en-
! gimen badges were ahead of them
BLF.E. and ORC. badges were alter.
mated with Eaton badges on the trail
hitters as they came forward.
While more than 400 men and WON
en- came forward there were but 205
people who signed cards acknowledg
ing their faith in Jesus Christ.
Leads Chorus
! As Sunday was preparing to leave
| the tabernacle the chorus swung into
his favorite song. Dofing his coat, as
the chorus applauded, Sunday swung
into his well known cheer-leader form
and lead the song
/ All set-get your breath" he shout
ed at the chorus, roaring at them dur
ing the song, as climax of the SONG
approached. Now"
Don't look at your books, throw
back your shoulders, he commanded
as he called for a repetition of the
chorus. Now let it go" and the
chorus, true to form, let her go.
TELLS STORY
j Will Keller had just told story