The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-04
EVERY MAN SHOULD
SHOW SOMETHING
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police patroled the exterior of the
building.
Five hundred people who could not
get inside the tabernacle were quar-
tered under the choir stalls. They
were unable 10 see Rev. Sunday. but
could hear distinctly. Two men
tainted and severely were slightly In
jured in the jams.
CHoiRIsTER ROOEHEAvER
HAD STRENUOUS TIME.
Not expecting anything like the at
tendance. especially at such an hour.
Mr.. R~odeheaver did not arrive until
! o'clock and then be was unable TO
enter to open the services. With the
assistance Of an oficer he finally man
aged To push through. but the fight
for entrance required nearly fifteen
minutes. Later Rev. Sunday arrived
and he too was compelled to use his
strength 10 gain entrance.
When he finally did reach the pulpit.
in an almost exhausted condition. he
took his overcoat OF and started 10
open his sermon. Owing TO the
crowded condition of the tabernacle
u was almost impossible to get a
breath OF fresh air and Sunday finally
yanked OF his collar. rolled up his
sleeves and cleared for action.
NEXT SUNDAY ANOTHER
MEETING FOR MEN ONLY.
After a number OF hymns had been
sun, Mr.. Sunday announced that next
Sunday afternoon he would again
preach 20 men only. and believe me
there will be some crowd there. His
sermon will be The Devils Boomer.
ang. The tabernacle at the close OF
the meetings will be given To the play.
grounds association, Rev. Sunday an.
nounced. and that every person pres.
emf hoHdd contribute his mite To the
expense OF the building for tina, 10 was
not only a great thing for Wheeling
now. but would be In the future. With.
IN a lev minutes the remainder OF the
money necessary 10 defray all er.
penses was collected and no further
collections will be made.
This tabernacle r. one OF the IarRes,
IN the country and will be Used BY the
Fairgrounds association 10 give the
children winter Fairgrounds. and
wheeling viii be the first city in the
country 20 have an enclosed winter
play ground. any ways near the size OF
This great building
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