The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-13

EverlaStinF g. Tas uam.
With the streets "a slar, OF i,. and
the mercury below tho freezing point.
$500 men. members of the Holy Same
societies OF a., Catholic churches Iu
the diocese 60. Wheeling and Ohio
sunday afternoon swung over the
streets singing in one vast uulsJuous
chorus the words Ot tho old hymn
fun OF praise Ia God and confident
trust and belief ia Him. As tu. words
hoated out into the crisp cold air of
The dismal November Dip iuts found
echo IN the hearts and souls of the
vast cOncourse that lined the long
route from South Chaplinc 10 Ninth
street
The parade was tho greatest rclis
ious Demonstration ia the history of
Wheeling Ihe SONS OF tsrof Poland
aud AssyriH marched iu the Same line
With the Staunch freshman and sturdy
German. the business man and tho
professional man and The man 81
means mingled with the Ices for.
tunate. all with one noble purpose
I ne chilly. dismal day aud the pierre.
ing winds might have detected tur
best Of spirits OF some. but not WITH
the vast army OF crusaders. n was
one great. silent psac,'ll protest
against the blbEphomou. . OF the
Lords name. Tor the aim lud object
OF TIE society iz to rIvc honor and
praise 20 the name OF God. and hy tho
example of its members fo lead men
away from blasphcms The imprrs.
siveness OF the pageant reached the
hearts OF tho vast fhrougs that were
on the streets az the crusaders
marched by There. ou foot. mingiiul
with his fellow men, marched the
ruler OF the West virginia diocese.
Rt. Rev. Bishop T. j ponahuc. Swing
all his flock practical lesson Zoo hu.
mility.
Delegations Report
While the clock of the city build.
81 was Ginning the hour OF the
IT,, OF the DELEGATIONS reported a.
n, .dquartcrs hoo the carroll club
wing 10 the condition OF The side
walks. the spacious auditorium ~ the
club was thrown open and BOO "a short
lime 10 WAS taxed fo fs utmost \
little before . o'clocE old Sol ueeued
from behind cloud ~ DR. to smile
on the courage OF men who we're
willing 20 brave the d'aHrrscHbfc
weather conditions TOR righteous
cause Then the compliments oI fhc
three divisions assumed thr.r posi-
tons In line and af 3 o'clock fnc army
started singing "Tc urum I.Ht by
the cathedral choir thc pageant STAR.
ed moving over tho lime off march
singing Follovinc hr Cathedral
march the Sacred Heart parish.
parish Of EdE.ngtou Lame. s.. Nin.
cents De paurs parish ~ rrHGeI
phia. and Elm Grove. while Cathedral
hiEh brought up the rear off the first
division. The second division was
lead b. fhe So Aiuhonsus parish com.
posed Of 80 voices followed lv frrIr
delegation. So MARI ana $50 tHr.-.
laus parish - Tobias society. tho
local AssyrIan organization .nI frr
parishes OF UcuNood 1IrNsehen
Noundsvific and NvW W.rHr.sIIIa
completed the second division -teu
hcnville sent her quota. nearly 900
members of The society COMING from
tha Ohio CITY On special train over
fhc Pan Handle This society load
The fourth division They sore follow
"a By large delegation from Heiir. re
Martins Forrs art bridgeport Tho
raradr. affdr roIrg up Dhar..-..
swung down Tuciuh fo Market To-
Eleventh. fo Niu.h Frrm Smith tho
column proceeded down Main tr
Twelfth The crusaders chem turned
down Market four abreast
The Pride % Mothers
sisters or daughters iusp.r.ne oven
those Who held the name of God .r
less regard by the zeal which they
professed. Tire procession moved
south on Market 20 rvenfv second
where they turned info Char+re ard
from there 90 the cathedral Tno0
arriving 40 the cathedral thc fo- frr.
most divisions assumed fta position
Of open order and me Third division.
composed mainly OF visitors marched
throueh the two Ions files 90 mon
u vas q parade. too free from tfe
biars Of uumpcts and tbo RON o.