The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-29
SUNDAY CAMPAIGN
PRAYER MEETING
TO BE rElO IN MANY MONIES
TOMORROW EVENING.
Mr.. Gill Knows Netting Abo.. tire
Centention Of Colored People
VINO Want 20 Attend
Meetings.


Several union services were held
yesterday in the interest OF the com.
ing revival services To be- conducted
by Rev. Billy" Sunday. and A. r.
Gil. who Is IN charge OF the prelim-
mary ARRANGEMENTS had very busy
day. He addressed a mass meeting at
the Third Presbyterian church yester.
day morning. and in the afternoon he
addressed "A similar meeting at Ben
wood
In speaking OF the coming meetings
last evening. Mr., Gill was asked IL he
had seen the communication submit
ted To the papers by the committee OF
colored preachers. and he said that he
had. but had paid no attention 10 H.
Continuing. he said The matter was
not taken up with mo. and IL came TO
my notice through the papers. | DO
not answer people through the papers,
and SO gave IL no consideration what
soever. II these people want any IN.
formation from me-. let them come and
ask me and then ] will probably tell
them what they want TO know"
Everything is now in readiness for
starting work on the erection of the
tabernacle. and the work will begin
promptly at o'clock tomorrow morn
ing. One hundred and ffty-six volun.
teers responded To the requests made
from the various pupits last Sunday
morning. and the request was made
again yesterday morning. and an al.
d:tional number secured Just how
many will not be- known until the
ministers hold their melting this after
noon at the Y. VI. &. n
All the lumber for the framework
of the tabernacle Is ON the ground
ready To be put up. and commencing
tomorrow the work OF hauling the
lumber for the seats and platform
will be starter Tomorrow al noon 4
dinner will be- served the workmen nj
the First United Presbyterian church.
and each day this feature viii marx
the work on the tabernacle. which is
expected 10 be completed inside of
four days
Yesterday morning q union scTyice
was held at the Third Presbyterian
church. At which Mr.. GIL made one oi
his characteristic addresses. and IN
In" afternoon D." addressed another
large union meeting at the Beuwood
VI + church. Roth meetings were
very largely attended. and much in
ter"st In the coming revival Was
shown All The committees are hard
at work. and from now on much Will
be- accomplished.
Home Prayer Meetings.
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