The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-10
WHAT THINK yE
Of CHRIST
Continued from Page One.)

DRY.
DR.. Lyon has been Investigating 10
cal conditions further in the past few
days and made some very plain state
mcnts al til" beginning of the service
last night. which were roundly ap
plauded by his audience.
He stated that just before comns
10 the tabernacle last night he had
been in prayer with a young man in
this town who had acquired the habit
OF gambling ana who tOId him that
he had been acc0Sted by runners OF
gambling joints in Fairmont as hg!
rs four times In the las0t forty.e!ght
hours and invited to join In the games
going on III the different places.
Dr, Lyons said. III we're chief Of
poli,e in this town in about two hours
! would clean this thing out, and !
would not do It by sending word in
advance that the place was to be
ralded and finding it empty when l
got there"
! wonder why some fellows SO IRE.
Huently get on the grand Jury. When
he Is ono" on the jury he cant serve
again for a certain given time, yet
some men serv" time after time on
the grand jury. Why is this? Five
Fellows with gang can prevent an
indictment. There is Il young man
nineteen years old who mas bought
liquor in saloon after saloon. Why
can't they get an Indictment on the
ease.
Why is il so hard to &c; indictments
against the persons who camper with
ibe rleriionS in Hour town one man
said so many have been .u0rc or less
mixed up in 1t and il they would start
an Investigation they don't know
where il would stop" ..,-
If "" are going 10 hay, Il revival
lcl II b" rcv.5al whic'. will cause
men to quit their mcann"s.i and take
Il Stand for the right and lrr God.
The Knights o! Py;hias and the
PylhiLn sisters. some iiyc hundred
sirens. turned out in body last ni2h,
TOR this service and occupied reserved
seats throughout the serlirc During
the opening part Of the service. after
DR.. Lyon had greeted the Knights and
hal talked in Il feeling manner OF
their motto. "Fricndship. Charity and
Rcn"voence.' and had commended
the order for the manner in which
they had always SUPPORTED his cam.
lai9n. Prof. J. Walter Baraes mounted
the Platform and IN II s,."ndid com.
piineuiary address presented Dr..
Lyon with a handsome gold.heud.
ed cane IN behalf of the or.
der and stated that this was a
slight token OF their regard for the
man ANA the work h" was doing which
would he supplemented later by !,
more substantial gilt. nr Lyon nc.
copied the gift in few well chosen
words stating that he hoped it would
not be necessary for him TO use the
cane on anybody in Fairldont.
The singing was great last night.
the X. Of r.'s singing in splendid
style the song OF the order set TO the
mus ct America"
A delegation from Worthington.
which was present sang n selection.
One CT the best musicpl selections
c! the Who'll" campaign vas the song,
"Th" Wayside Cross sung by Lamar
Satt"riicld. in which chorus of male
voices sang the chorus. Mrs. Powell
sang effectively. What Will Ye DC
with Jesus"
Sunday Full Day.
Four services will be held on Sun
day. Al 1880 Dr Lyon will deliver
his famous sermon. The Diety ri
'''''7'' ~ wv Ut VIII
SPEAK TO men only on 'he subject
Profit and Loss" This viii be The
last service for men only.
Al the same hour in the First NJ. f.
church. Mrs. Allison will address the
ladies' of the community. AZ nigh;
DR.. Lyon viii preach in the tabernacle
laaor k;snt.
TcniGh, is Labor Night ana the va
rious labor organizations and Trad,
J unions viii attend the tabernacle in 4
body and DR.. Lyon will speak espe
riaily 10 the laboring man and ever,
working man is invited to attend thu.
service. DR.. Lyon will have some
thing TO say regarding Socialism a
this service tonight
The Vital Issue.
Tonight want to appeal 10 tils
thinkers for there has been much con
fusion in regard to the essentials o.
i