The evening world. Newspaper, May 22, 1917, Page 5

“Weak-Kneed Sissies” — Raps Slackers. , Bitty 81 the y this afternoon flayed “kneed sinsies who flop UNE, SHS BLY = ) Evangelist Takes a Wallop at) + from one aide to another with every br of sentiment.” Incidentally, __ Be mentioned that on Friday evening “he “would preach on “Amusements.” Bilty has made some savage assaults ‘on amusements, but he said this after- moon he was not opposed to all amusements. Im the course of his sermon the evangelist said: “If you love your country and don't @o anything for it, what kind of love ts that? Buy a liberty bond or get on the firing line. There are a lot of @lackers in the church as well as in the country, They believe, but don’t get out and express their belief. They're afraid. “All the German guns this side of hell couldn't make me keep my mouth ‘shut about my country. They don't own this country and they're never going to. “There arc a lot of Christians who @re afraid of the devil, The devil and the saloonkeeper have no fear of people in the church who keap their mouths shut.” Comparing the persecutions of the centuries ago with what men must stand for to-day in serving the Lord, Sunday denounced with vehemence the Christian who betrayed God. “I. believe,” continued Sunday, “there are just as loyal men and women to-day to the:cause of Christ as there were in the days of the mar- tyrs. I believe I could go up and down these aisles and find men and women who would die if necessary before they would give up their hope of Heaven. I despise and hate with all my nature the weak-kneed sissies of to-day who flop this way and that with every change of sentiment.” Among other things Billy sald: “There is one fact that I wish to bring to your attention, and that Is the power of confession, Man lives in two worlds of thought and feeling and thé two lie close together and It is difficult to tell where one ends and the other begins. Tell me what a man thinks and I'll tell you what he is, “Influence depends not on feelings, but what you think does. You may think and feel grandly, but unless you express what you think it will never influence anybody, Show by your words and deeds what you think.” On the subject of creeds, the evan- gelist said: “Creed must express itself in words and acts. There is no way to prevent @ man's individual belief in the Mes- siah. Stopping © man's words Is like tying his feet with stocks, [f his feet are tied te canhot go and he bas no influence. “Why were the early Christians fastened to the stake and burned, why did they tie the firey fagots about these pure and noble women? It was to stop them from expressing their faith. They believed in expressing their faith in words and these brought about works that were powerful. “Thousands of good people have lived and died and the world ts still the same to-day. There are living hearts throbbing in the world fired with holy zeal, but they will count for naught unless that which they IRD AVENUE NEAR 60" STREET FURNITURE i Cashor Credit OPEN EVENINGS TILL 90’CLOCK ! Holzwasser Home Talks No. 192 \ OOD value—the beet poss Cy ble value tor*vous mones Ar tioned 0 Write for New 80-Page Catalog Easily Accessible from West Side by 86 or GO St, Crosstown Cars, 7 6 A 5-Room Apartment A 4-Room Apartment Our LIBERAL TERMS | ily Boeclal ny algo ty New York Beate Rew dermey and Connecticut ‘oy ‘Motor ‘Trucks, eee Freimhe a Hattrond | CINCINNATI, 0. May 22. States District Jud sustained the 4 which men with hi here ai Here is told how to re an inex- y "Gov. pensive lemon lotion whisk ean be used to bring | freshness markab ee ty me: ing violated the election lawa the ction small jar Beauty Cream from Lemons How to use juice of lemons to clear, soften and whiten by tryin; 4 | Wind-cha: -|ness are warded off and those telltale lines of care or of age are softened The Juice of two fresh lemons strained into a bottle containing three ounces of orchard white makes a whole quarter pint of the most re- ile lemon skin beautifier at about the cost one must pay for a THE EVENING WORLD, the face, neck, arms and hands. Make a quarter pint cheaply! back to any skin the sweet of which it has been robbed 1 atmospheric conditions. les will Bion for months. Eve: roughness, tan, and red- woman knows that lemon juice used to bleach and remove blemishes as freckl tan, and is the ideal beautifier. Just try it! Get three ounces orchard white at any Pinte toilet counter and two the grocer and make a quarter pli of this fragrant lemon lotion of the ordinary cold creams. | arms and hands.—Advt. * SUNDAY WORLD, WANTS WORK MONDAY MORNING vous fi dames McCreery & Co. | 5th Avenue 34th Street ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY Extraordinary Sale WOMEN’S BLOUSES NOW IN PROGRESS The Biggest Blouse Event in Our History The following illustrate but 1. Georgette Crepe Blouse in White or Flesh Color with cross- bar tucking and four-in-hand tie. 3.95 2. Washable Satin Blouse in White or Flesh Color; fine tuck- ing on down front; narrow plaiting front, flat collar and turn- back cuffs. 4.75 two models in the wonderful assortment: “McCREERY SILKS” Famous Over Half a Century For best values, largest variety of weaves and styles and most complete Color assortments on sale at all seasons of the year. SPECIAL 20,000 yards of superior quality Double Width All Silk Crepe de Chine and Georgette Crepe In a magnificent assortment of this season’s latest evening, reception and street shades; new Military colors,—Artillery Red, Infantry Blue and Cavalry Yellow; White or Black. also the new Summer Sport Tints and yard 1.28 Noteworthy Offerings ee | well ant | Seton cu steel frame; protected 5.95 as illustrated, made of Biack corners and edges roted straps all around case; pocket in lid; extra catches. Sizes 24, 26 and 28-inch. regularly 7.50. “ Rite-Hite” Wardrobe Trunk, as_ illustrated, made on three-ply veneer basswood frame, covered and lined with hard vulcanized fibre; ten hangers, shoe box and laundry bag; five drawers—the two lower drawers convertible for hats; suitable for men or women, 25.00 regularly 30,00 ‘Traveling Bags of Genuine Leather in Black; full cut; three pockets. Sizes 16, 17 and 18-inch, Special 4,9 5 tray and Care should be taken to strain thé. lemon juice through a fine cloth so no lemon pulp gets in, then this lotion © sallowness and ‘in softener and massage it daily Into the face, neck, | | of or int Hand Bags for Sport and Dress Wear in every fashionable style and color, silk lined and fitted with mirrors and little purses. 600 Bags Worth $2.95 to $3.93 $1.95 Morocco and Auto Leather Bags and Strap Books, Fitted Vanity Bags, Silk Bags in black colors. and <—>0 41 oS oS 0 So OS Ol’ SO SO OS fresh and immaculate. and models. This 376 Parasols Made to sell for $5 to $10 $3.95 The Silks—black and Chinese bordered and Per dotted sills, sport plaid, st. taffeta silks, 42 >—— do 0: —— FECES TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1917. Lord @ Taylor Founded 1826 . 4 i? Greeley ‘1900 38th Street FIFTH AVENUE 39th Street For Wednesday—A Special Sale 1350 Smart Hand Bags % to 4 Less Than Actual Values 250 Bags i Worth $5.95 to $10,00 $3.95 Elaborately Beaded Draw- String Bags of Moire or Faille Silk. Some amber or shell handles. Ground Floor 400 Bags Worth $3.95 to $5.95 $2.85 Bead Embroidered Faille or Moire Silk Bags. Silk Bags with frames. Leather Bags. Suede, Pin Seal, Mo- rocco, Auto Leather, Silks in Frame and Draw- String Effect. Silks, Beaded in Steel and Colors. All-over Beaded Imported Bags in floral designs. navy, light blue or green. 100 Bags Very Special $7.95 —— = To-Morrow, Wednesday Important Sale of A Specially Purchased. Collection—A Many of Which Should Command Dresses for Dances and Dinners Dresses for Garden Fetes and Teas Lace and Net Dresses over foundation slips of net, satin or 500 Cotton Dresses $5.95 to $14.50 Smart new models in Voile, Gingham, Khaki, Linens and Crepes. Third Floor, & To-Morrow, Wednesday A Great Sale of Parasols 500 Manufacturer’s Samples — Purchased Eepectelly for Timely Event and Offered at Prices That Make These The Most Extraordinary Parasol Values of the Season Parasols Made to sell for $5.00 $2.95 white stripes, Scotch plaids, | The Handles—¥ine Bakulite handles in every new lks, Dresden flowered and | shade and color combination, Cap, knob and fancy shapes figured silks and plain Natural wood handles, straight or crooked. With | carrying loops and rosettes of silk. Parasols—Taken from Regular Stock, $8.95 Imported and Domestic Novelties; ultra-fashionable and of the finest quality silks, Formerly $12.75 to $25.00. Most Remarkable Values at $25, $29.50 to $39.50 i ar OOO or SH OO m0 em 0 m8 0 SS OO Ga) 0 0 Se Lead- ing Manufacturer’s Most Distinctive Models - $75.00 Dresses for Smartest Social Functions Dresses for Bridge Parties and Luncheons Dresses for Casino and Country Club Dresses for Afternoon and Evening Festivities Models Appropriate for the Debutante The Society Girl and the Smart Young Matron Those frilly, fascinating creations in which a woman looks her prettiest and which this season are so much in vogue. Quite the most practical of Dresses, because so dainty and so easily kept Dresses without which the summer wardrobe is not complete. The demand for the Lace Frock lends unusual interest to this sale, for the twenty-four models are of the most picturesque type and are fashioned of Hand-embroidered net with shadow lace; ecru net. with filet bands and colored embroideries; net with embroidered net or with colored net; organdie embroidery with filet lace, Velvet or satin girdled, made soft silks. Note—One of New York’s foremost Dressmakers disposed of a surplus of the very latest midsummer models at a sacrifice so as to end the season with not a single Dress on hand prior to turning his attention to designing new Fall Hence these extraordinary values in the very latest Summer styles. 124