The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-06

While his voice was weak from a
severe cold. and against the advice
OF physicians, Rev. Mr.. Sunday yester-
day delivered two impressive sermons
at the tabernacle. The terrific strain
under which this famous evangelist
labors. has started to leave it's i'm
prints and he Is showing the effects
OF his hard work. During the after
noon sermon Mr.. Sunday was in a
weak condition. and his usual charac-
teristic rapid fire volley OF words were
missing. At times IL looked like he
would be compelled to give up. but
with that bull dog spirit kept on and
finished. However. the sermon was
limited to threeQuarters OF an hour.
In the evening he regained much OF
his lost strength and the old time vim
was there. and the sermon was con-
sidered his masterpiece OF the cam
paign to date.
THREE HUNDRED COME
FROM sTEu5ENvILLE.
When the services were opened by
Mr.. Rodeheaver. the tabernacle was
snugly packed and a few were COM
PEELED TO remain standing. The
Martins Ferry high school Glee club
attended the services in a body. and
when called upon for a hymn marched
10 the platform and rendered several
selections. They were given an oya-
ton. The Wheeling Corrugating Com
pany was represented by two hundred
employees. while the Wheeling Stamp
ing & Enamel Company sent her
quota.
On a special car over the Pennsyl.
enia three hundred citizens OF Steu-
benville came down last evening and
attended the services. Reservation
had been made for them. Several peo-
pie from Canton were also present.
SCHOOL CHILDREN TO
COMPOSE THE CHOIR.
Announcements for the remainder
OF the week were made by Mr.. Sun
day. Today from II a. mn TO l D. m.
al the First Presbyterian church a
womans meeting will be held. In
the afternoon at 2 o'clock the regu.
lar services at the tabernacle will be
held. Saturday evening the school
children will compose the choir
Practice will be held this afternoon
at 2 o'clock.
Mothers day will be observed or
Friday afternoon and elaborate plans
are being made for the observance
of the day for the person VINO Is al
ways trying 10 help you. and the only
thing she does against you Is to die
and leave you. Mr. Sunday urged
every person TO wear a white flower
or a white ribbon on this day in mem
orr OF their mother. The services vii
be held between the hours OF 2 and
4. and he made an urgent request q
the merchants to close up their stores
for two hours during the services 81
that their employees could attend. n
most OF the cities where the meetingi
are held the people 10 out with a pc
tition. Mr.. Sunday said. but this would
TO TAKE COLLECTION
FOR LOCAL INSTITUTIONS
n your mother is living. do some
kind deed for her. n she is dead dc
some kind deed for some other per
sons mother. n you know OF some
person who IL not able 10 walk 20 the
meeting get an automobile or carria gt
and bring them.
On Mothers' Day a special collection
Will be taken up at the tabernacle
and the money will be given 20 the
Old Ladies' Home. the Home for Aged
and Friendless or some other similar
institution. The announcement ol
where ne proceeds will 20 will bs
made A. the meeting tonight
MAYOR TURNeUII or
CANTON MAKES ADDRESS.
Prominent among those who at
tended the services last evening va,