The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-27

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ward the overthrow of the government
OF the United States pf. McaaW ID,
vpcated an amendment to the Federal
constitution which would bar this
propaganda and It's adherents Hom
this country.
The blood Of the nation must BE-
cleansed up thoroughly and . white
zone must be stretched around our
boys ana girls wherever they are
found. A rcd light abatement act
must be enacted and cuch drastic
rules enforced In this regard that pro-
rerty owners will not dare to rent
their property for houses OF prustitu-
ton. The white slavers must be driven
to their lairs ana the young woman.
hood OF the land protected. This can
not he done IS long As those packals
Of society are loose.
He gave statistics that showed that
$1,000 young girls were lured from
their homes to lives OF shame during
last year auc compared this number
TO $4,000 young men who gave their
hyes sioriously in battle.
National Righteousness, IN the NM.
nc SCHOOLS, was urged by the speaker
sna me state OF West Virginia was
lUun94y raped for having no law
which made it compulsory for Tia
sioie to be read and taueh4 IN ths
PUBLIC schools. The public schools
AIDED the speaker are the bulwark al
tne nation and the teaching Of the
blole In the schools would do more
suwsta inc perpetuating a lasting
peace than all immense army or navy
ne told that in Pennsylvania a law
vas IN fo1cc which made II cnmnu,-
sorry that at least ten verses Of the
tibie be Realism the public schol and
10 a teacher refuses to obey this man,
cate than nice new teacher Is forth.
WIN produced and the offender Is
obliged to seek position IN another
state or new profession. Thirty .onc
states IN the nation have laws gov.
eFnlrg his matter and IL have not
and the speaker urged that the mat
Ter he taken up In this state and made
a law at tho earliest possible moment.
National reform In the matter o.
keooins the Sabbath was strongly EN-.
phasized and the speaker stated that
no city, state. or nation could flourish
rishteously or morally unless a rigid
keeping Of the Sabbath day was en-.
forced. Every town, county, state or
national civil official Is 40 much q min
lister OF God Is is a minister Of the
Gospel ana is Just Is amend,Sle TO
God as to his stewardshipoin this par-
ticular as is the minister Of God.
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The divorce evil was rountily ran
ped and scored by the sh1eaker who
regards laxity on the part Of the
states in the marriage relationship as
de7lerable and urges the adoption Of
9 uniform law covering the states In
the matter Of the marriage relation.
DIR. McGaw is q fluent and force.
ful speaker and SO enthusiastically did
no handle his subject and 50 raDidly
did he SO from one point TO another
that It was difficult for the keenest
and most alert mind to grasp his many
thoughts. He was given the most flat.
terins and enthusiastic attention and
at the conclusion Of the service when
called upon to contribute to the found
Of the National Reform association for
the distribution OF literature to offset
the yarious proopgandas that Is being
disseminate Throughout the nation he
received a liberal re31bne. Dr.. Nc
Cav expects great things from the
meeting next summer OF the Reform
association scheduled to be held in
Pittsburgh:
Preceding the address q spirited III.
teen minute song service was conduct,
ed by Prof. Heaton. during which st
the request Of the speaker the choir
sang with vim THE Kings Business"
Following the song service DR.. Broom
field who had been q classmate Of the
speaker a. Geneva College, "a years
ngo, introduced the speaker who for
q period OF an hour and 20 minutes
held the rapt attention Of an audience
which filled the main auditorium gal.
leries and lower floor Of tho Sunday
school annex.