The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05

~Protestar;s and Catholics worked
side by side n mjriStcCng TO thc soy
diers during the war. They Shoutd &c
willing "a do ;ae Same during pace.
EiEh; Rev David II. Gr""r. bishop %
hc New York Diocese Of To- IRON - ea'! :
EpiScUi5l church. n ~ "Nc.uSiE" inter-
view with thc New York FrinUns-
Bishop Greer is a native o.. wheeling.
one sel:->vidan: FAC said EtShop
Greer. rs ,;lat as the outcome q: III"
war ther, MUS; Do = larger and closer
Christian fellowship Ut. Is NIGH; sN-
press il, church fellowship. People ar"
becoming impatient Of G"no'n i;lati"h
ha1ria~- I do tlnt mean thai they Snou'd
be tsrn down. hu; they should not ~"
an :ohstac!e IN The way Of union ard
fellowship.
= Bishop Greer last Sunday celebrated
his fifteenth anniversary as biSn"p -
the Episcopal diocese. F" has $eCv'n
rector Of s.. bartholomew churca 1rpio
1883 to 1901.
A an ;nst:Lac" .: c0ntcWHd chnrca
corporation after he war. EiSh"2
Grecr announced that plans already had
been det.rtn!u-d on Tor n" ?3iut OBJ
sr-yanc. .: Lent this ycar q: The var
-r(Es Christian dnnpr nations. mon
-nectings Will be held throughout I."ri
IN various sections OF tho city These
r7eetjaCS will fc,sl,utna;c Holy W"'T.
"rb.n c.Ich da,. except Saturday. scr
vices will be- held IN the Iatac"Tfii OK
St John tn" DIVINE. conducted and PR
sided orer by clerSym"n OF otnHe oe-
nominations.
* big question is confronting rs n:
the after-t h.-war period o. -sIadJuS'-
meut." Bishop Greer said. So;ne ;
me best and wisrSt men - the wnrl6
havc ben unable 70 speak author:ta-
lively on th-. ISOLATION ~ its proo!einS'
make no claim 20 eSp'->inl wisdom.
Il secras 70 !n". however. that We nsUss
persue tho policy Of President "uSn:,
in Mexico " 'watchtul waiting anu
meet zach Question us X a7:SNs.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY y" aust rHad]uS'
our moral and religious standards as
we'll as oar physical standards or ~
:ng and methods OF business. We must
. corporate. Tho spiritual! lessons OF
III. war have been learned To less than
. the physical lessons.
Concrete Example,
AS q concrete eHacapt" OK ms thcF"
was = meeting held = my Offices SrrAc
DAYS azo Of r:tat l may ,"rgD Tho OUT
standing representatives o. mo aii'T
ent Chvis;i;r G"no:uiratHnnS- AT'"H2s
those present vas IN" nroHeraIor ~
tho Freshytcry - Nv. t"Tii ;II T,R
Congregational. Dutch faff"rInHd ana
other Churches. ~ this meeting WAS
arranged tho Joint ohServtn"" - L"a'
in the churches ~ Eew York. TT" 80
tails VIII =" d"t:iTN!H"u D. Il '''''-
mitree. probably composed 90 tw" Ia"m-
hers f-o.r; each G"noTn!aatinn- hay"
ALREADY appointed Two representatives.
rom the Episcopal church. TG"S~
Representatives viii rect shortlE ~ :
arrange for C1it"Hl snrr!-"s tHr1'uSh"H
Lent N Gi:f"rrn: parts Of the c!;E.
Tho whole theory "f mes" !aitHc
services WILL ~ c"rS@rrI".s',; Hur:n=
Hniy W-acA, when united S"rT'c"s w!.i
b. held Il; j O'Clock "acn d2:. "Tc"D'
SATURDAY. IN IA" Cathedral os -. J"hn
;he D,-inc. After 4 brief PRYOR ;.'s'
song service th., daily meeting wi. -"
add resscd oy a Clergyman ~ another
demon nation.
Some Of the Speakers.
Tho list .: speakers has 1nr h"HG
entirely decided on. but probably nf.
Charles L. J":f.rsanr rt"nEr' sati"na'-
iStj and Or. Charles l.. GG"I:i"SI
(McthodiStl VIII 10 among :hoS" 70
conduct services This viii b" :. pr1~-
,ical and conc-"tn illustration "f what
hope will take D'ac" AL "Tcr go
world"
Bishop Greer discussed -" oEf".''
r..r-.-',.c m N" ..-,rv :.f.f go. ,rt'l a"
his .uErt!. .... .U.ttl.d. N"l..G nave Ei!
the rn"n engaged after their rrturn ="
civil LIE iris. h" said would d"pen-
largely on tn" previous education anc
individual temperament ~ each.
There can b" no question: Il" do
c:arcG that :hc war has brought
changes ~ III" standards -: II" ana