The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-02

viii 90 something for Cod. before they
die.
SUNDAY DELIGHTED
WITH BOYS BRIGADE
The services last evening we're
opened by the choir singing "Onward
christian Soldiers" while the Boys
Brigade in full dress uniform filed
In. The brigade was given a der,on-
straton and when called on by Choiris-
ter Rodeheaver for a yell they gave
one on Sunday that brought the house
down. While they were singing Rev.
Sunday. laughed and in his character
istic manner threw his head back and
grabbed the pulpit for support. II
certainly made a hit with BILLY"
Moundsville last evening sent
large delegation. nearly 800 residents
OF the Mound City being present. in.
cluding so members OF the High
school. The students with their pen
nants on made natty. appearance.
RopEHEAVER A SOLDIER
IN CUBAN CONFLICT
In thanking the Boys Brigade for
their excellent showing. Mr.. Rodehea-
yer said that he was a soldier down
IN Cuba. and that his father enlisted
In a West Virginia company. A fel-
low. he said. can be a true soldier
without joining the Uncle Sam army
The young soldier fighting for Jesus
Christ. that defeats all the tempta-
tons In this wicked world. he said.
Is one OF the greatest soldiers in the
word. The Wheeling Stamping
Works employees were there well rep
resented. Mr.. Rodeheaver asked
them to stand and they too were ap-
plauded
Thanks were extended TO the
nurses of the city who volunteered 10
care for the babies during ssrvices
Mr.. Rodeheaver urged the mothers 10
leave their children at the nursery. so
that they would be better able TO en-
Joy the services. and at the same
time the little tots would enjoy them
selves much better. Throughout these
services the nursery will be thrown
open TO the mothers OF Wheeling.
ALL RECORDS WILL BE
BROKEN ON SUNDAY
That all records for attendance will
be broken at the Sunday services is
foresone conclusion. When Rev.
Sunday delivers his famous sermon
FOR men only on Chickens Come
Home 10 Roost" there will be men in
ali walks OF life present. This sermon
VIII be a straight from the shoulder
one. and the evangelist Is expected TO
knock the bail for a home run" The
home run will be demonstrated by
the men about town" hitting the
"sawdust trail" This sermon will
start promptly at o'clock. Increased
attendances next week are looked for
and no reservations will he made. 81.
though numerous excursions will be-
run 70 the city.
WHEELING CONGREGATIONS
ARE THE NolsIEsT ONES
Although Wheeling Is the best cjty
from msny standpoints in taking an
interest In the services, Rev. Sunday
said. the congregations are the noisl-
est ones. lie stated that no could
only talk like any other human bsins
and that Taft. Roosevelt, Rryan and
other speakers in taking the stump
exhausted their voices IN few
weeks. and that unless less noise vas
made his voice would be exhausted
Two services will be held TO-DAY
one In the afternoon and the other in
the evening. a. me usual hours Sun.
day morning the services viii be held
a. 10 o'clock instead Of ID. %. while
the afternoon services viii atarf
promptly ~ 2 o'clock The evening
services sunday will start a. the usual
hour.
Three meetings piil bs held FOR
toontinusd on EiutA z.s.D