The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-13
ADDRESSES $500 PEOPLE
AT MARKET AUDITORIUM
MR. SUNDAY. ACCOMPANIED BY MRS SUNDAY AND TWO
SONS B. ID. ACkIEY AND HOMER RODEHEAyER.
GIVEN CHAUTAUQUA SALUTE
Many Songs at Old Tabernacle Meeting Repeated
EnfN I'm sanifested-President Dickey Introduces
Sunday In Very Happy Address.

One Hundred and seventeen noon shop
meetings have been conducted.
Educational and social work has
besn done among the foreigners at the
National Tube plant. These classes
mad total attendance of over eigh-
teen hundred men.
AT the request of the 0ormitOry
men restaurant was opened In the
building last April This new and at
tractiye feature makes the place more
homelikc than ever for the men liv-
ing at the association.
The association building is the
meeting place for many religious or
ganizations and is the center from
which start many OF the moral move
ments that make Wheeling a better
and cleaner city.
Introducing Mr.. w. A. Sunday.
"One OF the most devoted sons OF
the Young Mems Christian associa-
ton. and for some time secretary OF
the Chicago branch. is Rev William
\. Sunday. Doctor OF Divinity. This
old town of ours has been a changed
place since his wonderful campaign
here two years ago. We all learned
TO love Billy Sunday at that time. II
| IL had not been so we would not
have dared TO ask him TO leave. even
Tor one day. that great task he has
undertaken in the big city OF Pitts
burgh. And IL he had not loved us
he would not have come.
4 BET US show our appreciation OF
mis- coming by rising TO our feet and
giving him the Chautauqua salute"
The Introduction OF Rev Sunday
was the occasion of more ch eering
and the evangelist was forced TO wait
several minutes until Il had subsidized.
, before beginning his address. In part
he spoke as follows:
Mr.. Sundays Address
III anything more were needed 10
manife;t the love you have Tor me in
your helr -FOUR presence here to-
night would supply that need. When
the committee OF Pittsburgh people
that are In charge of the meeting in
tha' city heard OF my proposed trip
TO your city on my rest day they
raised big howl and they immedi.
ately s;ot on the phone and called Mr.
Lynch in an effort TO have the en-.
gagement called Off. The effort. how.
ever. was not "A success and here
am.
II anything, my affection for YOU
has Increased and ! have u peculiar
affection for Wheeling and West Vir-
, glnia. ! think in MIR. Lynch you
have the finest secretary any Y VI.
G. \. ever had. and II / was TO name
the ine't In the country il would be
Lynch. know some about Y. NJ. G..
IS. as J am indebted TO the Y VI.
{. y. for what am today.
1T Is the accomplishments in this
world that count. once read OF a
man who travelled over the entire
world in search OF q certain kind OF
vari-colored butterfly in order that he
might catch il. stick a pin IN Il. give
II dose OF chloroform and put 81 in
his collection; and after he had sue
cessfully completed his task. what
had he accomplished?
Everything I'm the world Is lust
the way We see il. and II looks 10 us
according TO the conditions that sur
round II. II Is like the old farmer
once said: i know a good many peo.
pie and there Is something wrong
with all of them What We look for
IN anything IL what we see. The vul.
ture always Is looking for carrion
the bee finds hohey in the same
place; the spider finds poison: the
panderer Is looking for vice and the
dyspeptic thinks the millennium will
never come. \ camera turns every.
thing upside down and many people
20 through life this way. It's "A good
deal Ike the boy holding pig for
his cross-eyed father. lie said.
q Look out. pa. if you strike where
you're lookin' you1l hit me instead
Of the pig
4 woman who always had "A GOOD
word TO speak OF every person men.
TONED was addressed BY her own son
one DAY with he remark: Mother
] believe you'd lave something good
10 say about the devil and the
mother relied. Well. so N Won had
half Of his perseverance you'd De 4
bigger success than you are today.
Passed the Best.
young woman was once sent
INTO c' rnheid 20 pick out the biz
ge.t ear az corn She could find Sh.
passed ore big ear after another but
Kept on looking for "a bigger one. Fi.
nal'Y she passed through into the
lower end Of the field where tine corn
Was shorter and found there only
nubbins She would not deign TO pull
q nubbin and passed into swamp
end out of the field empty handed
That is the way with many of you
people to-day. Many OF you have gone
through life for nffy years and have
nothing 90 show for DO but some gray
hairs and q bumped back. 4 man
worked Tor years 10 ougrave on a
COIN. Tho -izo Of q dime the Lord :
prayer 'ne ten commandments and
Ih" sermon on tho mount and when
he had succeeded. what had he &C.
complained
boy driving a COW along dusty
r'ag "ts accoEted by man who
sald 10 must take long time 10
n' ,naI. 10 which the boy replied %
N'ii Nnais time 10 COW Lots
vI people lIhtfer themHelves with the
thought that they are doing soo,c
thing when thcy are io reaitv fusf
killing time
No lrlshmen were walking from
lhr interior 10 Dublin and came across
y mile post reading '2u miles 10 Dub.
Iiu. After travelling some more
miles they struck another post read.