The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-15

CHURCH NIGHT
DULY OBSERVED


beautiful dweiIInGs
some or the SncIonts wore .rn
worsbInners others wnrsLincd thu
stars. etc. and On tbcIr tomnios yer,
made TO face tho East mr. Minced in
such n way thnt Inc iirht of 4 rcrtain
star would shine down cortaIn
passage or thrnnph cortn,r oncn.
inv.
But ma cbrist,n.s rord cs,oc,otl,.
ProtestnntsI wn nolIovo thnt "a am
Mace our ien,nlas In NM, ala nnat,,nn
In relntIon IL tbo am ~ ina norih
star md thnt our nr,yors r,,u IA
answered If No hnt n9l,o Mon, IN
good faith
Tho f,rat tomr,os "a an noorlos
naturally woro nar,, sirn,, j., ,,ian
consistInp mostI,, ~ sIn,,o rnon,
but oa tho naonio hoc,na moe an a.,
ughtened and pro.nornms thoIr .on,-
niles were buIlt corrosnondtngi,, Nat
Ter
Tho rows ware ~ no somo,t, r,co
and IND NJ ,roti,oo,,, 80 ~ ,,' ,hain '%Is
naturnti,, 49, ~ 49, ~ ~, ~" =.
and tbaiy st,,tn a. o, m"~'I uAPes' ~
nv M n al - ,"nu e N.Y. =, ieas
and those tha,, .".,., a' Ill ~ ". 49,
ago Ss mo+tor -; ~, ,hau 49, ~.
rowed fror, tbo ro,,n TO- ny ~
nIans cron,,s "a p $500, TSnt,,
tam,,lo. tbornsorn NJ, ~ ..,,, 49,.
wore yory aoraoona - 49, "U' ~ ", '',' ~,
racial or notIoret ~ s.S t,,Io.
Tbo srst tsn,r,o ~ Az 80 49, o,
tbe TnharnncIa ~ ,tnn =, ,,h,ah
thew oIways considornd vos dI,-naI,
revealed - tbon tbro,gh Moses MR.
TemnIe ~ solomon yoa nrnotioaiiv
The same in MAN axcont ,bo dj,non.
sions Of every room, woro JnuhIad a.
that or the TabernacIo Won rIlI
ind n complete doecrIntion ~ liza
size md beauty NJ the fannie IN mo
Bible. Then came tho rehnIIdir, NJ
the temple nv Unrod Al thJs tI,ne
Judea was under tho svov ~ tho no
mans and the influence of their tdeaa
and while they adhered cIosoIv IN tho
original plan. outer courts wcre add
ed, the magnificence OF which former
bullNe had no convention.
With the advent III the Christian
era new style was deyeloned which
undoubtedly was brought about the
requirements OF the new reIIrion
You are all well acquainted with the
struggles OF the early Christians and
how they were compeIled ~ worabin
in the Catacombs of Rome and other
places as equally undesirable bnt
with the conyersion ~ conetnntino
all was changed He issued tho N.
nous "Edict of Milan. which gave
the Christians the same civil rights
and privileges as enIoyed nv the
PaRans throughout the emnIre Thus
relieved from tyrannJcaI nnnrassIon
and persecution the Christians bogan
to look about for some suitable Mace
to hold thair meetings and after due
considerations adapted tho Roman
bacilica, as the most suitable Of or.
listing structures for form Of wor-
shin where there was likely IN ba
a large agsemblage os neonIe
with few alterntiona tho nIan
adopted by the Christians ia tho one
which has been GENERALLY used
through ali the ages 10 The nresent
time. or course The stv,e ana dotaiI
OF the archltecture has been changed
by local influence or nv the influence
of one people over another And we
thus pass through the Romanesnne
byzantine. Gothic, Remittance and NJ
which we have many beautiful ey-
amples such as 81 Peters NJ Roma
81. Pauls Rheims 81 sonhtn TrInjty
nj Boston
The neonIe voo ,,uilt ,rcb tomn,os
as these hniIt with nationce and d mt
pence thew ssIectad tba nary hos host no
tarIsIe tbe boet 10 bor. r,eoSo nios a.,
tists and orchitocts Tbou sat thar
nm rock foundation and cnn.+rnct.
ed then WITH the Idoa tbot .boy
would stand n the and 40 line and
tbev nada tber, as baorti,ni as thaS,
kncw nov, % thov woTld no a. a..
snIratIon n the mssses ~ neonIa ,nd
accents HE ~ God " p'S''o A"1
have en5oayorad 81 ro,r+ 49, .ha4
q :, no,tbnr fbo sI1o ~ NJ D tha oost 80 =
strmrtnra t5ot ,aaLos aoaS o o1o
tnro but tbo +hnuabt I'D stnSn ~
into ttWtba cnmnnsits bopmoyv p ~
numerous Jo,oJIs csreSriis UoyLe5
out enS as uss NV mOI lsd
bis penins n the creation ~ bis ideas
American jn9ennitv viii wort them
ont for him
So when Won have a church 10