The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-12
WHO Will WIN SIPS D IANIOND7
IN GOLD SH() w r CAMP AlGN;
Vivid Arrangement of Frivolous
and Play-Loving Generation
to Be Made by Him


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TO those; who gathered last night to
hear DR. Cuaig on 1.-THE Greatest
.denace in Clarksburgn there came ii
revelation Of sin, such as many had
never before experienced. Little by
little was the nature and working OF
sin unfolded till in the end it came
"a crushing Overwhelming reality,
that sin must be reckoned. with in
every life. Z. .s3
; Taking, his. text from the first chap
tar of lanes. tne t,fteentf,syerse asiu. +,
when ills full crown Ibrineeth forth
deafl,., 5ha treated Of ain Sas q sesfii
deyelopment IN every life. 6 "a
..c,,t = tha ~ ,srv Sttt,, 90 y, .,h,cb;
man and women A., ara. com5nonly-a fraitl.
few If ia an nave any aieonata fear
4, the so an th;nes az which We sho,,id
ha most A frighteneii,n fieciared the
preacher. abut sbetter we're VI Il far that
Won sl1ad never heen horn. than that
Won sho,rid. continue in i9noranca az
the snatnree ana work IN SIM
That in has It's place IA every life:
that sim in ti,e heart soon shows
Itself. and that ain dayelons many aw-
FIJI fr,,ifs fnish,nr, With, 4 harvest ot
dean were in logical semi g.rI.asnfi.
icaIlv' nortrayedI ~ - 49,
3; Tonirht al & O'Clock IN th4 First
Afeti,odist Eniscopa1 Shifch. Df. Nc
Cnaie Will deliyer his scelsbrataii dis.
course IN .pools. =. This, has beaa Sad
to besnrol,atlv Il "a most. vivid and con-
lyi,,ning arr. enment tf q, frivolous and
nlav-lovineS generation, .sincA ina DAYS
n ;aorge Whitfieldls .Fss q 3sijIi
'Tnmorrhw afternoon nj a IN o,clocl,
In the same church IN. Nd nair VIII
give his third lecture on marriage.
dealing witt, GA ,Wona,,'s .Fitness for
MARRIAGE =. \ ..- ~ / n q a
80 81 NM. ~.
&c. inns A ...aaas
!. De e.S = sIeat auS.ence " Mone,
~ sle rirs. Mesaoeis n. h l2as
SnuleM ls .s.ale -, slcSuaas :,
.Tl seieeslo o,a. ios Msessa y,
course m ..rha 1 Ethics ofMa rria % =. J,
In the course m his faf,siress mr. = SM Me
C1,aie said 80
aFSeenics in anv department of
0l,fe has fnr tia aim .tha fimnroyemant
n tha standard a. the asfocr ~ that
REPAYMENT, In all department. AZ
VII al, nratcical advance IN e,,eanic q.
has been made, such as with flowers
and fruit, horses and cattle, selection
for material has been found to be 4
matter OF fundamental Importance.
$50 when we come to the study Of
how to improve the human race it IL
natural that VIC should make deduc-
tons from our experience with trees
and animals. and emphasize the Inn
portance OF a selection Of the man
for the woman and Of the woman for
the man for child bearing purposes.
nsthe making of these deductions
most students and writer's on the sub
ject Of human eugenics have been car
ried away by materialistic and ration
alistic conceptions, overlooking the
fact that man Is not as the horse that
has no understanding.
.No 'lawsmade halter csn. load a..
ther man ar swornan, IN thi. issra rrha
gems ~ yonth. 'rahs1. 81. ssa,nst .,a,s
attemnts II 10 annsrsnt e. shovs S.s..
that imnroyed selection. mist ne ar
fectefi N any advance 4. ttn 10 =, M a.
In the Improvement Of The hnmsm
race - -, - : : = s : 4 :.
: I.sr,
me nrst problem moved "! IN prac-
.lcal human .s. eusenlcs, aecia!ea. tne
C !'s, 70 now S's " uete4Up tne SFue