The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-24

mon Booze: or. Get On the Water
Wagon Il concluded that il was
time | got on the water wagon he
continued. and / did. and have been
on aver since"
One church member said that he
had renewed his covenant with God
during h meetings. while another
said that he had bsen one OF billy"
Sundays Knockers" but had recent
ly become converted and is now one
of his boosters" Maurice Reuben.
OF Pittsburgh. q onvertcd Jew. made
"A few brief remarks and said that he
had a personal acquaintance with the
Rev. Mr.. Sunday. and is proud OF the
work he IL doing. Rev. J. -. Work
man. pastor of the T'esley VI. =.
church. spoke OF his conversion six.
teen years ago. and of the joy he had
found in living a Christian life.
Charleston Men Speak.
Pat Withrow and Mr.. Bays. both
o. charleston. talked interestingly OF
iheir convention. which was brought
about through Rev. J. ". Johnson. Of
this city. Mr.. Withrow now conducts
a mission In Charleston and is doing
q great work In he saving Oi souls.
HeiOre being converted by Rev. John
son. OF your own city h. said. 4
was a saloon keeper M the capital
city. One evening Rev. Johnson
picked me- out OF the gutter and
lea 10 my conversion" He was fol
lowed by MIR. iialys. who said that
while in the kanawha county JAN
Two years ago. he was converted b.
Rev. Johnson.
Attorney ". p. Robinson next spoke
saying that he could not find words
10 express what the coming To Wheel
ms of Mr.. Sunday meant 10 him. 4
had always called myself a Christian"
he said. But on March lu. / e-conSe
Grated my life TO God and that night.
on my knees. J asked Him 10 help
me make up for lost opportunities.
Nj. Robinson told OF a recent trip 10
Charleston and a visit to the mission
conducted BY Mr.. Wfthrow.
Kew. VIM. schultz. pastor ~ the
Zane Street VI. r. church spoke words
o: encouragement - the recent con
verts. and was followed by Rev. j..
". Johnson. pastor OF the Buckley
". r. church. at EdRwOOd. Rev. G..
B GrdhaW. pi Charleston advised all
when asked n the work OF Rev sun
gay paid, To point 10 the many OF his
converts who lead Christian lives. and
not to the few who taiI from grace.
Mr. Lennon told Of the value O!
Christian training while oue Is young.
y man OF short Creek aid
he was converted through the effort
O. members of the Personal Work
League. who had conducted meetings
60 the Short Creek church. s black
smith Ot Cameron. Old OF the lg.
f%iu"uC'S Of TIE sunday campaign iu
that city. and said that or" should
BE- 20 tL" church and not q burden on
tho church.
Eormer DoAe-0utL Ntrta4.
Rev. W G. Hartinger. pastor o. TIE
Thomson ~ + church. said that Ac
as preaching .u Portsmouth. o.. a..
the time plans were being made for
SUNDAY IS coming TO Wheeling AMI
when there was 30 much knocking
against him Hearing %, the strong
opposition against Mir SUNDAY. ] ga
not have q very good opinion Of YOU
Wucpliugltcs. Ir HarfirEcr yald.
'Iut ! .aid that those who knocked
against him Mould 500 be- bis con
,'rfs and since coming to WAe"l.lE
J find fta- ! Va- correct tIIuE
God Tor BILLY SUNDAY
Kew j D. iiH--. pastor Oi fHt ECr-I
street " T. church. referred g. 'I'
revival n- tt. green rpof iu the Chris
f.fr Nts. a- 20 makes Him Inta hf-
Savior better flau cA-f h,.Or, lis
HGGed flif many 90 o.. $751;. r,s boz
poo" Nor't Street ,.Hrch arr CONVERTS
from ,Io -iA weeks tl'-'f.-
would fr". lkr DO traitor Ul
r.' $685. something u f-I-. .. '.
r .r 1890 $500 -' much '.r .
o. man present o. t.r.,r ...
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