The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-15
There's Blood on Your Hands If
You Sold Mining Stock That
You Knew Was Worthless But
IL You Bought La Belle You
Had Better Be Liberal, for To-
morrow Night She Is Going Up
So High You Can't See It."
Says Sunday.
tlrs. Sunday Is iii at Her Home in
Winona - "Amusements" Ser
mon viii Be Delivered This
Evening". NJ c. A. Delega-
ton. Six Hundred Strong,
Headed by Brass Band-Ser-
vices for Men and Women Only
on Sunday.

Attacking the proprietors OF vari-
Gus business houses and accusing
them with having blood on their
hands, BILLY" Sunday last evening
scored numerically the men who
make slaves OF their clerks and who
rent their property for purposes that
are not legitimate. The attack came
during a powerful sermon on Con
version. and was but one feature OF
this very interesting and forceful dis
course.
At the close of his sermon and fol-
lowing the invitation for all to step
out and stand with Matthew, 1856 con-
verts came forward and took the evan
gelist by the hand. So powerful was
this appeal that before Mr.. Sunday
had completed his sermon a young
man arose In the middle of the taber>
nacle and "hit the trail" He walked
steadily forward. and when he reached
the platform Mr.. Sunday stopped his
sermon long enough to take the young
man by the hand. after which ne
wound up his peroration and then the
call came for converts.
SOME OF THE CONVERTS
WHO HIT sAWDUsT TRAIL.
Among the converts were many OF
the street car men. members OF the
Young Mems Christian association.
postal employees. business women and
others. Among the prominent peo-
pie that nit the traIl' were: John
Simpson, general manager OF the JET.
ferson Coal company. OF Bellaire;
William Graham, the Oldest mail car
rier in point of service in the city:
George Luce. foreman at the Wheeling
Mold and Foundry Co. and others.
MANY DELEGATIONS
ATTEND EVENING SERVICES.
The meeting last evening was at
tended by several delegations for
whom special seats were reserved
The largest delegation was that OF
the members OF the Young Mems
Christian Association and they
marched. from the association build
ing to the tabernacle about 500 strong
headed by Meister's band and fIed
into the building with the band play-
ing Onward Christian Soldiers" The
scene was an inspiring one and the
young men were roundly cheered and
sppiauded az they filed in and took
their seats.
STREET CAR MEN IN
4 SPECIAL SECTION.
The street car men some 200 strong
occupied special section OF the
sentro tier az we'll az so men from
he post once. 80 girls from the
and 10 cent store: 200 young ladies'
from the ofioes IN the SchmuIbach
ouilding also occupied a special sec
ton ana the announcement that they
had been provided with their supperu
~ their employers before coming 10
the tabernacle brought forth a round
% applause
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Mcconnell coopernEe uorks we're
present In body and NJ Rodeheaver
took occasion 20 state that this uas
the only shop IN the city phsre the
management closed do1n fhe plant
one morning and sent out iuvitafions
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