The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-23
WHEELING PLAYERS MAY
WIN ALL TENNIS HONORS
BILLY SUNDAY
(cont.nusd from FIRST puge.)

voice at the larger sessions to be held
But for the strict Ohio laws IL could
easily be arranged on the available
plot OF ground for the seating OF n
couple more thousand. Under the cir.
cumstances this will not be attempted.
Some 800 seats will be placed on the
platform. 800 being for the choir and
the remainder for ministers and work
ers.
ellis Last Meeting.
This will be the last tabernacle that
Mr.. Gill will supervise the erection OF
Tor billy Sunday. Usually he stays
at the city which he has put in readi-
ness before revival. for a week or so
and then goes on 10 the next meeting
place. This time, however. IL will
be a real gOodby. for he proposes. with
Mrs. Gill. 10 rush TO their home at
Lawrence. Kas.. there pack UP n few
belongings and push forward to Cali.
fornia. where. between Los Angeles
and Pasadena. he owns 4 tract OF land.
upon which. If he likes the country. he
Will settle down. no more 10 be the
advance agent for Billy Sunday. whom
he has served so faithfully for five
years.
After numerous meetings OF the
East Liverpool Ministerial Associa-
ton. together with ministers OF the
churches OF surrounding towns. the
preliminary work has been firmly
launched and IS now progressing with
an enthusiasm and ~earucstness which
augur5 well for the meetings to come.
East Liverpool. WeIisville. Chester.
W. Va. Newell. W. Va. and Hooks
town. Pa. have been divided into dis
tricts and these districts have been
marked on and in each have there
been designated private homes in
which cottage prayer meetings will be
held on Tuesday. Wednesday and
Friday mornings Of each week during
the revival campaign. Many hundreds
OF women have been named as the
leaders, at these respective meetings.
Organizing Committees.
The work Of selecting the various
committees Is well under way and
bids fair 10 be concluded within the
week. \ committee Of 201 women to
care for babies left at the rest house
and nursery. which is 10 be an adjunct
of the tabernacle. will he selected. a
transportation committee is already
seeking 10 secure excursion rates on
the steam and electric roads leading
into D city.
Each evening conferences Of com
mittecs already chosen. are held.
Many % these are addressed by Mr..
Gin. who plans ont the work TO be
accomplished.
In response 70 n letter recently
written TO the great baseball evangel-
ist. Mr.. Gill has received the following
telegram u viii begin in Fast Liver
pool on September r.. Too busy TO
write. All working"
His arrival in East Liverpool IS be-
Ing looked forward 10 with great curl
osity b. tho majority and anticipation
by the church workers During his
stay IN this city he viii he housed
ar the home 81 J r. Warner. n promi-
uent pottery manufacturer.
J. IT, Spiecc OF Eric. Pa. CHIEF CON
tractor OF the Sunday party. has ar
rived I'm the city and will have d.
rect charge % the building Of the
tabernacle. which he states will re-
Quire bur four days Each church
will supply M carpenter for that 20.
riod of time. -Four |bancuets have been
arranged for these volunteers. Won.
en-. members Of the Ladies' Aid So
c%ietics. are 20 prepare them.