The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-19

This was followed by the singing OF
hymn No. 1893. Il Love to Tell the
Stcry. after which DIR. S. X Arbuth-
| not president Of the evangelistic as
ISOLATION took the platform. lie open
ed his remarks by saying: 81 wish |
could shake hands with every one of
you, Tor l am more than pleased with
the sight that greeted me On my en-
trance to the tabernacle. The world IL
wrong side up I'm places. but we are
going to turn II right side I'D here. II
Is seldom that two Sundays come In
one Sunday. but II has happened In
Wheeling" (Applause).
He told briefly OF the twenty-sevsn
ministers that journeyed to Lima to
invite Mr.. Sunday to come to this city
ana when he finally answered yes"
that II meant to Wheeling. He then
told OF the preliminary arrangements
That were made for the campaign and
OF the work accomplished by the tenn
porary organization.
Work Of Organization.
He told OF how the organization toll
ed on as tho time for the meetings
came nearer and nearer. until one day
early in this year that bunch OF en-
ersy and good will. Albert =. Gill.
came TO the city. and then things
started TO hoppen. Within very few
days committees were organized and
everybody was soon hard at work and
WORKING with "A will. and none worked
harder than Mr.. Gil himself. Then
came the time for the building Of the
! tabernacle. and willing hands and
wiling hearts came 10 this spot and
transformed this waste space into a
meeting place for Gods people.
MT. Gill and his most able assistant
Joseph III. Speice, got on the Job, and
with the assistance OF the many will.
ing workers this tabernacle was erect.
ed in the record breaking time O,
three days. After paying tribute 10
the men who worked so faithfulIy
and so we'll. Dr. Arbuthnot said:
Sunday Party Introduced
deem IL fitting TO introduce to YOU
at this time the members OF Mr.. sun.
days party. and I think that the frs,
should be Mr.. and Mrs. Gil. and
VIII ask them 10 come and stand by
me on the platform: they were fol
lowed by Miss Frances Miller. work
or among the business women; Miss
Annie Mciaren. soloist and assistant
10 Miss Miller: Miss Grace SAKE
Bible school teacher: u. y. Ackley
pianist and private secretary 10 Mr
sunday Fred. X. Seiber, tabernacle
custodian: r. a. Rodeheaver. choI,
leader and assistant 10 Mr.. Ackley:
Rev. l. X. Peacock. D. d. and last
OUT not least. the Rev. BILLY" Sunday
who Will occupy this throne and swa,
the destinies OF thousands Of people
Zach member OF the party as the,
appeared on the platform were greet
ed with applause. and when Mr. Sun
Gay was presented the applause wa,
ueafening. Mr.. Sunday waited unit
'he auolence became quiet, and thel
z said:
: Sundays First Utterance.
b was Just wondering II you ha,
: hPard as many mean things about m
> as nave about Wheeling. n you d.
, you bad 10 go some You folks soon
60 10 nave wanted me here nnd-weI
no" | am here. and now II is I'D 4,
, you 10 deliver the goods. for I'm -
the job. Applause was sbout I,
say that this was my first appearanc
In Wheeling. but was here once n,
fore about % years ago when I Va,
with the Chicago White Sox an
played two games OF ball over on m
Island There il one thing I war
you 10 understand. We are hero !
your invitation You have been af,s
me 10 come here for two years ana
ala not coax you let me cine " "a
pluseJ
lie announced the time for N
meetings. stating that three rne.,lns
would b" held On SUNDAY and ~
eAch day OF the wcek There nil :
10 preaching or Monday. he said ?,
Monday IL wash day and the mon a,
a. 700 busy lie took "a rhu AZ ~
men fnr r'g'~ctiuE their vivea
many resp~c's 1nd said
Wsnte5-A Better Husband
1h" man'r4re- Ter nuE~raaus o..
-" ra2a a.a-i 'cr YOU and v0u n.v,
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