Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1915-01-30

.-'4-Atu q song. SO.2e other began.
. was zone while people were en-.
f.ng and until the cAoirster came
ana TOOK ! place announcing al
song and the great choir OF leading.
80 c.ol - aided by an orches.
. n, .'. tr1mbOueS.
icy .. also nal|
'r - ~ - services C&.uu l@v GER
IN RESPONSES from sections or or.
5aniZatioE. Of men who ap}:Gre.. n
.o-y For Instance, Representa-
Sc Il the i..eA s" at2t - OF 5u
'v& up.
Ten he said "wN,t IS your favor
.. they W nd yell oct or
'i'!" " ..s aJ,#t - or
..... ...U..,. -.. t Was
i little amusing when he called for
the clerks Of the Woolw orth five ana
cent stores TO stand up Then the
der said, land what is your ia
'Oritc hymns. Tie reply came, mos
and TO-" "Good," said the speaker.
nose are good hymns. This con-
ed for half an hour intersp?rsed
g. ana WITH cOrnet and
ne solos, until Mr.. Sunday put
Appearance.
-4v .~l-.e Upun the platform with
ut any applause or demonstrations,
mad minister offer a PRAYER an
ICED hymn and while this was
u4S, the Offering was lifted This
vas done by the ushers and the
dates or baskets usually used had
substitutes Of tin pans or sauce pans
-;tMuUt handles What Il pecnliar
nj metallic sound We procured rs
S was being done!
II could be heard throughout the
tabernacle, the silver falling into
'hese pans and much fell too They
expected much for special usher
.e2cl az t." end Of section with
'lTgcr tn rccytaclc III which the
i.H's . f'"s" many smaller ones
"cre emptied.
IS So as the Offering was lifted
.'lr. Sunday opened very small Bible
ana said, Il find no fault in Him."
Matthew, 18th chapter. He stood
Jack Of his stand. Had his sermon
written out, typewriter, we'll con-
-; Tea a!lu would read a sentence
md then emphasize it by charging
On the thought and illustrating it.
Doing this he would perform many
antics, and have his body go through
terrific athletic test or exercise.
sometimes he would yell out after
..aking a clnching remark, Can you
ina any fault with that?"
his language was choice and
haste. Not a grammatical error
but scholarly. y few expressions
we're Sundayisms, which he could
FAY and effectually. His discourse
.asted 40 minutes, thoroughly and
scripturally developing his text, driv-
ng truth home to the mind and heart
in convincing blows.
He would run and strike with his
closed hand as though he was giving
shoulder and body hits at his op-
ponent in an awful struggle Why!
what contorti0ns of body what ath-
elite GESTURES! GOIin" through the
entire discourse without a thought Of
dignity or refined postures
He would stand up on a chair Sit
half way on the desk and swing him.
self clear around and with out.
stretched arms and and clinched fist
would yell, Cant -oou ind any fault
with Jesus Chr.at - challenge
YOU" and he looked as though no
one dared undertake it. But the
out in convincing language and i'm.
prcssiVely that no man could find
fault with Christ in anything he said
or do, for his whole life was for the
uplifts Of men and salvation of the
world. After the discourse he came
to stairway and shook hands with
hundreds Of men and women, who
resolved to live better lives and new
er to find fault with Go or Christ
who created and redeemed them.
The choir sang many beautiful
christian songs as the people were
talking and leaving the tabernacle
service ending about $50 o'clock.
CONVICT CAUGHT
1T WILLIAMSON
Warden NJ. T. White Of the state
penal institution at Moundsville, has
received WORD from Williamson, Min
go county, that one of his road work.
ers, William Stanley had been cap.
tured there late Saturday night ann
lodged in Jail to await the arrival Of
a guard to take him back to Mounds
vile.
Stanley escaped from Road Camp,
No 2, at 1nwoed, this county, on the