The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-05
SUNDAYS THROAT AFFORDS STUDY IN
THE INTEREST OF MEDICAL SCIENCE
EVANGELIST Is NOT
TAKING TREATMENT
For His Throat. Other Than for .
Slight Cold, Causing
Hoarseness.
Day of Rest Spent at McLre
House-Canton Mayor Is
Coming Today.

After their most strenuous day
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Sunday and the
other members OF the party spent
very quiet day yesterday. Mr., and
Mrs. Sunday did not leave the hotel.
Rev. Mr.. Peacock spent the day at his
homeNat Easton. Pa, and last evening
addressed a union meeting at West
Alexander. Misses Miller, SAKE and
MacLaren. Mr.. Rodeheaver. Mr.. Sci
bert and Mr.. Ackley spent the day
shopping and with frieplis.
The report was current about the
city yesterday that Mr.. Sunday con.
tracted a cold that affected his throat
and that bis voice was in such condi-
tion that IL might Interfere with mis-
work. The report, however. was er-
roneous and probably grew out of the
fact that Mr.. Sunday had contracted
n slight cold. and was somewhat
hoarse. He was much improved yes
tertay, was feeling fine last evening
and will be ION the Job" today in his
usual form and in condition to put
EN- over the plate" in his usual Wig
orous manner.
II was stated yesterday that Mr..
Sunday was forced 20 consult a throat
specialist, but this report was also err
roneous. DR.. Reed and one or two
other physicians called on the evan
gelist and asked PERMISSION to ey-
anime his throat, their only reason be-
ing a desire to examine the structure
OF. throat capable OF standing the
strain to which Mr.. Sundays Is put.
Their examination was not made at
the request OF Mr.. Sunday but only
from a medical point OF view. and the
nhvGfrfanG curnrfGad NJ a
velopment caused by the coptiAued
use.
At West Alexander.
A union meeting OF all the churches
at West Alexander was held last even
ing In the Presbyterian church at that
place and IL was addressed by Rev.
l.. X. Peacock. ID. ID. His subject was
Prayer" and he made a powerful
plea for people to kneel before Cod
and ask his guidance in all things.
The church was crowded and the
speaker was closely followed by the
audience. Late last night Mr.. Pea
cock and his wife. who accompanied
him from Easton. returned to the city
and went TO the hotel. Mrs. Peacock
win remain here for several days.
Mayor Tvrbull Coming.
The feature OF today's services will
w NAC PtCnthSt VI AhdgOt n IL uA
bull OF Canton, who will arrive In the
city this afternoon and attend the
services at the tabernacle this after
noon and evening. The mayor hit
the trail" during the meetings in Can
ton and has been a prominent Sunday
"rooter" ever since. He was unable
10 come TO the city with the Canton
delegation last week but yesterday
afternoon wired Mr.. Sunday that he
would arrive today with Mrs. Turn
bull and Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner. also
Of that city. arriving at lis this aft.
ernoon.
Mothers Day.
Arrangements for Mothers Day
for Friday afternoon have been about
completed and this will be one OF the
important meetings OF the week Mr.
Sunday will speak on the subject
Mother" and this will undoubtedly
be one OF his best sermons. Arrange.
ments will be made TO accommodate
all mothers that attend and those too
old to get there will be called for
and taken TO and from the tabernacle
In outos.
Sunday Notes.
Charles n. Gabriel. the famous
hymn writer. who with his wife. has
been attending the meetings for sev
eral days. left last evening for their
home in Chicago.
Rev. A. ". Ackley Of New Brighton,
Pa. a brother OF y. d. Ackley, the
pianist. is his guest for a few days
and will attend the meetings, In the
tabernacle.
Thursday afternoon at the Y. W. C.
a. a meeting Will be held for do
mestics. The meeting will be In
charge OF Misses Frences Miller and
Grace SAKE.
". 4. Lorberg. Wholesale dealer
In Sunday" postcards. has opened an
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