The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-24
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Fifty-seyen persons hit the trail,
at the tabernacle Friday night and
fifteen at the women's meeting In the
afternoon, making total offseventy
two for the day. This is a great rec
ord for so early in the campaign and
only presages what may be expected
during the later days of the meeting
when the people get Wakened up to-
the greatness and magnitude of the
campaign. More personal work was
done last night than at any previous
time and the successes won by many
cfsions has encourageds them to even
greater efforts. The total cards
signed to date are BAT.
Friday night was high school night
and hundreds OF the young people
from the different classes occupied
seats reserved for them in the center
of the tabernacle. They came with
all their youthful enthusiasm and
they literally made the "welkinsrinRss
with their songs and ye1ls. They
were given free range and for a few
minutes
Things We're Lively
about the hemfock shed. They sang
West Virginia Hills to the delight
of the AUDIENCE and it was repeated
over and over again and even then
the people were loaths o leave It. For
the night at least everybody was
West Virginian. DR.. Hamilton per-
sonally expressed his delight for the
sentiment of the song as we'll asEt the
rendering of it by the high school,
NJ. f. Snider was called for to sing
his song. My Home is West Virgin
la. and the people have PARTIAL
promise at least that he will sing
tonight.
If the weather is favorable therazs
will be a big crowd OF men out Sun
day afternoon The Weston Brother
hood is comm g over In special cars
hundreds of then; Delega ticnssfr from
Fairmont and Shinnst on will also be-
here 1T is expected. The men Will
gather at the First Method list Episco4
pal church at o'clock sharp and
form in line and march to the tab
ernacle in a body. DR.. Hamil ton vii q
deliver his great address to ms1s 4
Measuring Man sss sss
To Address Women.
At 2:.3O O'Clock Miss McGaughey
will address theswomen only at the
First Methodist Episcopal chnrci1.
Mrs. +Hami1 ton will llspeakstos stheswoIn
ensat AdamstonE at the same hour
Beginning next week. on Wednes
day and Thursday.sa "A noondays lunch
will be given at the First Presbyters
ian church. Invita- ions have been
issued and will be distributed by the
ladies having the matter In charge:
Next Tuesday night has heensd desigz
mated as sAdamston Might, and
seats vii ldbe reserved for allswho will
come. a. place OF fassemblingswius bs
named and all will come TOT the tab.
ernacle in a body.
Other towns and organizationsar arg
arrangements to come sfns H.
has been designated as Patriotic
night and the G.. a: r = 3 the Daugh
ters Of the Revolution. Daughters OF
the Conf deracy, Patriotic Sons OF
America and any other patrioticzo ofa
ganization are invited Ito join thsSs
above and occupy reserved seats.
In his sermon Friday night Evan
ge1ist Hamll ton scored the business
places which are allowed to- he kept
tally the shops whichs never close on
Sunday located on Pike and othsr
streets OF the city. He said the big
stores had as much right to- beEopen
as a small one and that the people,
should see to it that these :. tobacco
joints" as he designated them. should
be closed lust the same as any other
store. His remarks along this Iinas
were.met with a burstso applause.
In part he said last night:
& Ten Bad Breaks
n q Ten Bad Breaks, n
Deuteronomy 30 ne
- call heayen and earth to record
this daysagatnst you, that. q have ser
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