Billy Sunday turns Philadelphia into tabernacle city
Billy Sunday drew crowds of about 60 000 to 65 000 in three sermons at Twentieth and Vine as Philadelphia builds a massive tabernacle. Police and fire crews guarded the venue while Sunday praised his mission and challenged Protestant Catholic ties. The event drew notable officials and volunteers, with a large staff and a second tabernacle possible if crowds remain strong.
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Billy Sunday
Tabernacle
Twentieth and Vine Streets
Father Penn
Sunday
Old
Public Safety
George D. Porter
St. Nick
J. Barleycorn
Leutenant
Seregeant
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