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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-01
GREATER WHEELING
APPRECIATE SUNDAY.

While Wheeling both by the number OF converts and the amount
OF money given TO the evangelist, demonstrated that they appreciated
him more than any Of the other cities he has ever conducted ser.
vices in' Mr. Sunday, in responding to resolutions passed paving
tributes to him and extending his thanks 20 Wheeling. announced
mat ne has grown to like the citizens OF this city better than any city
he was ever in.
You know how 20 DO things here different from other cities. I
never IN all my life struck a city Just like H. Your response 10 the
appeal Tor the hospitals. tuberculosis sanitarium and other institutions
mat ~ a help TO mankind endears you TO all. You are now going
to ereei q home for the Y v. g. A. ] understand. and you can call
on me Tor help Thus the great evangelist paid his tributes to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-01

ence. the day you will never see. You
say: Tomorrow / will do this and
that
You should yield yourself to Jesus
Christ. You have said. 4 will to-
morrow
It's no use to spin our words in an
analysis OF the thief Of time. Take
this for your motto:
Il VIII not think Of tomorrow. My
possessions are of today. and | will
do all can today. ] will not lull my.
elf to sleep for tomorrow will never
come.
Tomorrow is a soft couch upon
which multitudes lie down and never
awaken. II takes an effort Of the
brain to say:
II win
Ought to Accept Christ.
You ought to accept Christ for sew.
eral reasons.
"Forst: Because by 30 doing you
would DO relieved OF the burden OF sin
in this life as we'll as the dread OF
the future consequences OF sin, and
every man and woman bearing that
burden or guilt. by yielding 70 Jesus
would be relieved Of the sin. for there
Is no one that does not know that
to have one unforglveo sin in your life
you stand in the awful peril Of Gods
Judgment. There Is not n person here
tonight that doesn't know that you
could submit 20 God by faith. could
forsake the vilest sins n you would
submit to God by faith in Jesus Christ.
Hear me! OF all the times Won
ever had TO NJ you souls for Heaven.
you have had 1t in the days that have
come and gone.
Take away the fear OF punishment
and you Invite crime. Procrastiuation.
irresoluuon. languidness, idIenesA.
weakness OF character are the mile
stones OF the great highway OF life
which lead over the precipic we call
Failure. Great opportunities love
company. They always do. They
rarely travel alone.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-01

Then this famous evangelist will open his six weeks campaign in
East Liverpool. Special trains will be u almost daily from Wheel
ing to the Ohio cities. Thousands from this city will throng 10 the
seat Of Columbiana county to again shake hands with Bill and to
hear his sermons.
Prior TO the campaign in West Virginia, Mr.. Sunday will return
again TO the Little Mountain State. He will tour through the prin-
cpal counties in a special train in the interests of the anti-saIoon peo-
pie. Last evening he stated that he would give Parkersburg, Hunt
-ngton and Clarksburg dates just as soon as possible. These three
cities have been after him for some time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-01
THOUSANDS CONTENT TO
STAND THROUGH SERVICES.

Long before it was time for the evening meeting 70 open every
seat IN the mammoth tabernacle wa taken, and at least three thou
ano men and women stood in the rear Of the building, while hundreds
sat down IN the savdust in the aides. Ten or twelve thousand be.
lated persons who hoped 20 gain entrance. stood around the open
windows. now and then catching a word from the evangersts sermon
Ihefe we're no disorders. II was the largest crowd that ever at
tended a meeting in Wheeling, and, according to members Of the Sun.
day party, there we're thousands more there than at any Of their other
REVEALS. Again during the evening a detachment Of bIuccoats
patrolled around the building. and they arc 70 be congratulated on
the manner in which they handled the vast crowd and especially for
their kindness 70 women.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-01
song SERVICE WAS
VERY IMPRESSIVE.

The song service at the meetings yesterday was impressi' q, Dur.
ing the morning and evening services Mr. Rodcheavcr and Miss Nc.
Laren sang as never before. Then, to clap the climax. Sheriff Billy"
clemens and Mr.. Rodeheaver sang at the mems meeting. and they
we're given an ovation.
AZ the special request o. the press. the Little Brown Church in
the wildwood was sung at the evening service. while No. %. Wheel.
ings favorhe. oh how you'll love Him when you know him" wa,
sung by the thousands that attended during the evening.
SUNDAY WILL RETURN
TO WEST VIRGINIA.
Not until September will The SUNDAY party return to Ibis section.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-01
Mr.. SUNDAY LEAVES FOR
SPRINGFIELD THIS MORNING.
PATHETIC SCENES WILL
T

Fully ten thousand residents of Greater Wheeling will gather at
the station TO say farewell to the evangelist. Pathetic scenes will
no doubt be witnessed as the men and women whom Sunday has lifted
from lives OF sin 10 the straight and narrow path wave their hand
EerchiefS as the big iron monster pulls out of the depot for the west
Several prominent business men last evening spoke of having n band
at M station and in all probabilities one will be engaged.
re this city Mr.. Sunday will go to Columbus, arriving there
at $50. He will take an lnterurben to Springfield, where he will de.
liver his address. Then he will leave on a special train over the D.
l. and I for Lima, where he will take the private car of the presiden,
Of that road for his home ar Winona Lake.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-01

FaA0NF 70 9lamNs
when ! married his father he vas
n protesting Christian. lie became
negligent and careless and at last u
child oame and ! thought surely now.
for the sake OF the boy and his IN
huence. he will renew again his Vows.
but Mrs. Barney. Il seemed TO drive
him farther and farther from God 10
his prosperity. watched ny boy
grow.
lone dsy 7 vas away from hone
Joe was only nine years old. When I
came back I couldn't End bin. I
searched and searched and a. last
found him behind a hay stack. 90
drunk he couldn't walk. 7 held him
until the stupor passed. then ! said'
Joe who did this? Who gave you
the liquor?
And he said his father did. and
from that day 20 this J lost my In
huence over my boy. and that IA The
end. and Row DO YOU wonder Why I
SAID. %. God. how about bis fatherF
And you ought 20 do 70 for another
reason. That's this. Delays are dan
gerous. Your heart grows hard snd
you win drive the spirit away until
Tie will leave you. sir. and tell you.
when the spirit leaves a man, how
different he will become. lie may
say.
Tn not afraid 20 die
ut u said Of Sir walter Raleigh.
when they led him 10 the block and
he placed HE head thereon. the ere
c%utioner. through kindness. said to
him:
Sir Walter how lieth the hsadT
-He replied:
1T matters little how lieth thu
head 30 long as the heart condemnsth
thee not
Your heart has rom hard. until
u you keep on, IN q decree you win
become Ike Cihbe. the pirate Of Ella
(continass on Kisvsath PsgAl d,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-01
REVIVAL WORK WILL
CONTINUE IN T

The revival work will not end with the departure Of Mr.. Sunday
All the churches of the city who took an interest in the campaign are
planning to conduct revival meetings during the coming few weeks
This work vas carried on with great success in Canton following the
sunday meetings, one church alone securing 900 additional converts.
The Personal Workers league that was launched during the
meetings will continue this great work. Members Of the league will
be sent out each week throughout the city TO look after the interests
OF the converts and 20 aid in bringing additional converts 20 the
churches. W = Robinson, Edward Dunlap and other converts have
mapped out a campaign in this vicinity. This party will conduct re-
yival meetings in New Marinsvi1e, Mouatswle and other surround.
ing towns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-01
BILLY" SUNDAY IS GIVEN ST., 900 FOR
THE LABOR Is WORTHY OF HIS HIRE


the universe. No longer is the click of the roulette wheel heard; no
longer are the dice on the Klondyke table heard rumbrng, and the
familiar call of the faro dealer is missing. Wine rooms have passed
to memory, and all bed houses have been closed. =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-01
AIR OF GLADNESS n
GOOD FELLOWSHIP.

With Old Sol beaming down from above as il TO say, Even the
elements are with you, Bill " the closing day was an ideal one
There was an air Of gladness and good fellowship among all who were
In FAVOR OF the movement. Men, women and children sang and
Whistled hymns from daybreak until twilight settled over the western
hls' and the spirit was caught up by the outoftown people, who ar
rived IN great numbers during the day on trains and trolsys.
Wives and mothers awoke early TO get the family their breakfast
o that all could hurry to the tabernacle to attend the services on the
closing day. Thousands carried baskets and boxes with them 10 the
mammoth building, and after the morning service ate their luncheon
on the rude oak boards. More people ate dinner at the tabernacle
Yesterday than in IL the hotels and boarding houses of the city COM
bined.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-01

Mrs. Barney said she thought that
was a peculiar prayer TO make. and
she asked for an explanation
"ghe said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-01

Pa. stays home in the evenings since
Sunday threw a few hot ones about his
staying out al night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-01

wheeling. He said that when he spoke he expressed the sentiment
OF the entire party, and that all would like ito live in this city.
SUNDAY LEAVES FOR
SPRINGFIELD THIS MORNING.
over the Baltimore & Ohio railroad, Mr.. Sunday will leave this
morning at IL o'clock for Springfield, o., where tonight he will de-
hVer In address to the. residents Of that city. Some time ago Mr.
sunday held a revival IN that city, and now that a wet and dry" CAM
paign is on there, his friends have urged him to deliver one more ad.
dress, and he has consented.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-01
WHERE SUNDAY PARTY
WILL GO FOR SHORT REST.

Other members OF the Sunday party will scatter throughout the
country, and 1n not meet the evangelist again until the partv unites
at Fargo. Homer Rodeheaver will accompany Mr.. Sunday to
"lnona Lake while Fred Seibert will go to Chicago this evening.
where he will remain for several days prior to departing for the far
west Miss McLarcn, who has become so attached to the CITY. will
remain with local friends for several days before departing for Fargo
Miss SAKE will leave today for Canton, where she will spend several
days. Rev. Peacock will depart to-day for his home at Houston. Pa
where he will visit the scenes or his childhood. Hiss Miller will go to
Fargo, her home. She will aid Mr.. Gill in arranging for the great
revival that is 70 open there on Sunday week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-01
FIVE HUNDRED WERE
HERE FROM CANTON.

Friends of Mr.. Sunday from Canton, 500 strong. came down YES.
terday morning to attend the closing days service. All we're converts.
and they chung to the evangelist like children to a father.
Members OF the Canton delegation stated TO a reporter after
the meeting that while the close Of the revival in the Ohio CITY was
impressive It was nothing that could be compared with the scenes
at the tabernacle here last evening. The departure of Sunday was
felt like Wheeling was losing her best friend, and nd the campaign
been continued for six weeks longer every seat would have been
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-29

Mrs Oliver Billingsley has as her
guest her brother from San Antonio
Jas H. Brickel and wife of Dallas arc
enjoying the cool weather of Maria fQ1
few days. 4
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-29
SUDDEN DEATHS
IN LAS CRUCES
Small Fire Demonstrates the
Force Of the New
Water System.

Las Cruces, \. NJ. June 29-Two
deaths occurred in Las Cruces uneX-
pectedlv today. s. Roberts, aged 81,
boOkkeeper for the Bascom- French COM
pany. dropped dead early today as he
was dressing to 90 to his work. He
leaves a wife and one child. and came
here as Q health seeker from Houna, La.
Col Enoch Nav aged IS. died at 3
o'clock this morning. He had been sick
for two weeks, but had not been con-
sidercd seriously III. He had been living
in the valley for IS years and came here
from California. Relatives in San Fran
cisco and Riverside, Calf, survive him.
He had 10 relatives here.
The first opportunity to test the force
of the city water supply was a smart
little blaze on Main street Friday after
noon. when the Merchants cafe caught
fire II the kitchen through an explosion
of gas and SCOT in the flue, which forced
the flames out the front of the range
and caught the curtain at the rear win
dow. Before the proprietor could get to
the window the flames had reached the
canvas ceiling and the whole rear room
was IN flames.
The new IRE wagon with reel OF
new hose was located at the rear OF
Manassee Bros. store and was soon
brought to the scene OF the lire, where
the hose was connected to the hydrant
in front of the First State bank and
the force of the water was sufficient to
give two strong men all they could do
handle the nozzle.
As soon as the water was directed into
the rear door of the restaurant, dishes,
chairs and tables began raining out OF
the front door. and the water not only
put out the fire IN quick order, but
cleared the building of everything NOV
able. The pressure was variously esti-
mated at Is to so pounds to the square
inch.
The damage to the building, owned
by Sam Bean and covered by insurance.
was slight. The damage to the restau
rant would figure about 5000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-29
HEAVY HAIL.STORM
NEAR CLOUDCROFT
At the Mountain Resort,
However, the Weather
Is Ideal.

Cloudcroft, n NJ, June 29.-Thers
was a very heavy hailstoTm near the
switchback, but the weather in Cloud
croft is delightful. The thermometer
Friday at p. m, stood at Sc degrees.
The Thursday evening dance at the
Lodge was enjoyed by many guests
and cottagers-
Mr. and Mrs, A. c. Staples, of FL
Paso, We're met at the station Thurs
day noon and escorted to the Lodge
amid a shower of rice and old shoes.
They registered as the Honey
mOOners"
Miss MathiIde Baldwin, who has
been the guest of Miss Elizabeth
Stevens for some time, left Friday for
her home in Ell Paso.
Miss Margaret Bryan, who has been
the guest of Mrs. A. G. Foster for
the past week, left Friday for FL
Paso.
hrs. .1race Broaddus has left for
FL Paso Ia spend a few days.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Harry Lyman Will
arrive in Cloudcroft next week where
they viii he the guests of Mrs. Hy-
mans mother, Mrs. r. Stolaroff
Mrs. \. G. Foster left for FL Paso
Friday, where she will spend a few
days.
The regular Friday evening dance
was held at the pavilion.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-29
CAVALRYMEN
HURT IN COLLISION

Douglas. Ariz. June 29.-In street
car collision here several members of
the Fourth cavalry received severe in
juries.
William L Wunch, of Troop A, re-
ceived fractures of the left forearm and
extensive bruises.
Trooper w T. Osborn. troop c, left
foot cut and sprained, left palm gashed.
Several other troopers, names not OBJ
tainable. suffered slight bruises.
This is, in brief, the result of the &C
cident. which occurred when car No. 3,
loaded with members of the four troops
of the Fourth cavalry, which arrived
here from FL Paso. crashed into car No
2. which was standing on the switch at
the corner of G. avenue and Tenth
street Car No. ? was pushed down G
avenue toward Ninth street for nearly
half block before it could be stopped
Troops A, 3, c and D, of the Fourth
United States cavalry. until recently
stationed in Fort Bliss. near FL Paso,
but now en- route TO Fort Huachuca,
have arrived in Douglas They imme-
diately pitched camp a short distance
outside of the ball park fence and be-
gan the process of resting up after a
212 mile hike fron--obs Pass City. The
lralusi3 turday mornfnSxesumed their
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-29

home of a. J. Smith, the old H ranch.
The members were all present and at
8 o'clock a two course luncheon was
Sc-ved.
The Mothers club met with Mrs. Mon
roe and a full program was rendered,
displaying much interest in the Work
OF the club
R. H. Adams, of the firm of Adams &
Crow. has sold his interest in business
to his partner, J. B. Crow, and has pur-
chased the confectionery business c.
J. 8. Hatch.
W. B. Reid has been in Clovis on
business for a few days.
Miss Nettie Chesher has left for Fort
Worth Tex, to enter school work for
awhile.
Q. y Kaune, attorney, who has prac-
ticed in this county for several years.
has gone to the state of Washington
to enter professional life.
Mayor T. J. Molinari has been to
Clovis on business.
Miss Gertrude Jones, Of Clovis, has
been visiting Miss Pearl Stone for sew
.-al days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-29

Snappy. new, summer suits. made by
Royal tailors; all sizes and most all col
ors and fabrics. Come in tomorrow and
see them. We can save YOU SIS or $50
Il. v. Pearson. 10 Texas ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-29
PARKER MAKES AN
AUTOMOBILE TRIP
Judge Finds the Road From
Santa Fa to Las Cruces
in Good Shape.

Las Cruces, y. NJ, June 29.-JUdge
Frank W. Parker has returned from
Santa Fe in his automobile, driving by
the way of Durant and Alamo ordo,
passing through Three Rivers and Tu-
larosa 10y following the Rock Island
railroad from near Torrance The
judge reports the road in good cOndf-
ton generally with the exception OF
some bad ruts in the vicinity Of san
Augustine that will be taken care OF
by the new road Improvement now
under way.
r P. Porter drove his new auto from
FL Paso to Las Cruces over the valley
route in less than three hours and
while he encountered some small holes
and rough places, still he stated that
the road was in fair condition and
would be fine after the first rain
The local order of Moose has ar
ranged for boxing match at the Ar
mory. to be held on July between
Kid Lee, of FL Paso. and Spike Fow-
ger, of Denver W. G. Essen will
referee, and it is expected that a large
crowd will be in attendance.
Mrs. A Jacoby is visiting for the
summer in New York.
Mrs. 7. r H. Smith and Mrs. Cleve-
land have returned after a five weeks
absence in East Texas visiting rela-
tives at the old home
Mrs. Nestor Armijo. jr, OF FL PasO,
arrived the latter part of the week to
The funeral of E. G. Ascarate, who
died very suddenly here, was held from
the Cathedral Friday. The services at
the church were attended by the large
circle of friends Mr. Ascarate was So
years of age a MEMBER Of the Knights
of Columbus, and one of the rising
young men Of the community.
The fans are looking for a rousing
game at the Lucero ball park Sunday
afternoon when the FL Paso South
western baseball team will cross bats
with the local nine. Manager Wet
lauffer promises the best exhibition OF
the season.
Johnnie Lerl--a, of the Mountain
States Telephone company, has been
transferred to Deming when the COM
pany moved its headq~ arters to Luna
county on account Of being nearer Ari-
IONA
Mary Thompson and family have
left for California to be gone several
weeks to rest at the various beaches.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-29
MEXICO 7. o. o. F.
LODGE FLOURISHING

PortaIes, n NJ, June CIV. NJ
Twiggs, grand master of the 7. o. o. F.
Of New Mexico, has returned from
two months visit to the several lodges
of the state. He reports that the order
is doing well in New Mexico, and that
he had a most royal trip throughout.
Mrs. Snees, sister of George Baker,
is visiting in the city, having come from
Graham, Tex
Judge G. L Reese is doing business
in Roswell. being there in the interest
OF cases pending in the district court.
The 7. F. c. club was entertained at
its last regular meeting at the country
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-29
CLUB HOLDS
MEETING AT MARI
National Capitol Discussed
And Many Talks Are
Given.

Maria, Tex. June 29.-The Mari
History club met with Mrs. John Living
ston. There were p present. The les
son on THE nations capitol and the ad
ministratiOns from Johnson to Cleveland.
was conducted by Mrs H. Colquiti
Poems by American writers were rea
BY Mrs Brite. Mrs. Griffin. Mrs
Daugherty Mrs. Snyder, Mrs. B. Mitchell
and Miss Allie Brown. Mrs. Bogel rea
a paper on "WOman's RIGHTS in Texas.
4 two course lunch was served. Tn
club viii meet next month with Mrs
Oliver Bilingsley at her ranch homd
about u miles from town. Those pred
ent were: Mesdames r. R. Smith. /. 4
Brite, II. ColqUitt, O. Billingsley. J.
Brown, A. NJ. Porter, R. S. Cracker.
Livingston, Chas. CTOsson. G. c. Robih
son, II. N. Dougherty, W. Snyder. w Y
Bogel, NJ. Mahon, w. B. Mitchell, Oh;
Bailey, r. B. Russell and Miss Al
Brown. Guests of the afternoon w
Mesdames Arthur Nitchc1, Mailen JoI
and Mrs Livingston.
Mrs. Van Neil and three children W
the guests of Mrs. !. c. Brite this web
Lee Dickson of Sanderson, Tex. aIr
Miss Lois Dickson of Maria were mi
RED at the home of the brides moth
Wednesday evening at $3.50. The hodk
was decorated in green and white. III
bride wore a white embroidered net OF
silk and carried a boquet of carnatitl
and ferns. Willie Minis PLAYED II
wedding march. Only a few close fried
and relatives were present. Refreshmeb
were served after the ceremony. III
bride and groom left on the early trt
for Sanderson. where they win md
their home. They received
full and useful gifts
Maria PLAYED ball -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-29
uneaIIed-fnr Suits.

Royal tailored, in the seasons newest
patterns and fabrics. We've a size for
most every man. If we can please you
you can take your choice at half price.
r. V. Pearson, 10 Texas st.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-29
EgIRE DANE LADY's APPEAL.

To al knowing sufferers OF rheumatism. wheth-
er muscular OF Of the joints, sciatica. lumbagos,
backache, pains in the kidneys or neuralgia
pains, TO write 10 her FOR q home treatment
which has repeatedly cured all Of these t0rtures.
She feels it her duty TO send it to all sufferers
FREE. You cure yourself at home as thousands
will testify-no change Of climate being neces-
sary- This simple discovery banishes uric acid
from the blood, loosens the stineaed joints. pur-
ines the blood, and brightens the eyes. giving
elasticity a1d, tone to the whole system. II the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-29

You ought to wear one of those beau
tiful soft shirts Bryan Bros. have.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-29

You ought to wear one of those beau
iful soft shirts Bryan Bros. have.