The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-30
WORLD RESPONSIBLE
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irnllc!cs Of the United States had al
fcri"d the nations ot the world
The missionaries IN IN" foreign
lands" said Bishop Mitchell, "arc teach
ing The natives modern ideas. American
= ideas and ideals. ard Ar" causing III" ma
-Ivcs 10 aCCrp, the American viewpoints
Old customs arc being uvcrthrown. be-
cause ii american influences. TIL" :d"a Of
democracy has spread from the United
States into all parts - the cNlIiZ"u
world. We are directly responsive l"F
these and other rev ideas IN foreign
lands. Can We Shrk our responsibility
our Responsibility.
Btshon Mitchell! strongly advised the
United States 10 accept her share OF re-
sponsihtlity In world affairs. |" snaN'
otr the roots OF rrov.nciallsm. and let
our influence for peace and hnnah''a''""
principles pcrm"atc the globe
We must hear our snare Of the hur-
den @: the advancement Of the ci'ill&a>
ton OF the world" said IN" Sr'aN'r'
ard we cannot Ito this ny holding ai"o'.
Peace. goodwill aud happiness can only
-, obtained Is a W.; Of power ana ny
a unity Of effort
Contlnutuc. BISHOP Mitchell said, 'iA'
Nc;no,l!st Centenary movement * SCI
TING America 4 c""L example. without
,houEht Of scl:, without fear "l beSet-
ring difficulties. the Mcth"diS; "hnr'"
/, reaching Out Il hci9.ns hand I" we
four corners IF the world W" r'a''"'
", have = responsibility I" meet. ana v"
are meeting il. ard wr a. progressing
,.yc- onward. EDWARD t. the goa. nj
righteousness. ar,NiHG tu the SHINING
cross Of silver. shedding itS RAYS "a
n,iin.,s from the summit 81 NhiEAFE'
II i = lesson which America might We"
emulate.
Wesleyan Banquet.
W., or The pea s,lu; features or TN"
.,,,r,y,,.r. was the Wesleyan CotvS
hono;:., held this evening 1t the l So
g \ large uum"- OF the n''h'S'e'"
,,,.u,lir,, tn, ,uui"r"uccI sessions are
Graduates Of IN" Hu"NAaNnon s'ne'''
Practically al tn" Graduates rrS'u''S
a. E,.-,rCn, also .ttruG"d @~ well as ..
larca delegation from '!ark>'"ts ''"
,,u,r r!i.r$ many ~ whom htd COM
10 Tairulont t. attend the hh'N''S''f
Wrs!ry"u football gam" mere t"l'"' TOW" Wv,
There were VA set Sr"C'heS' ouN "'r"
e ,ba prominent graduates wcr" ea!I'd
tn 4
,ror,, ,,,iur rrc,id,:nt Taught. "i NeS'
,a,.,, AVID Row McCuSli>y, suporiMtcN'-
-, of ;nc TarksrShurS district INC
,c,,.s srr.rL.S ard general soc!a!p'ttE
werc ,vn!cal of the Wesleyan Srlr','
,,r-oxjm,,"lv zoo persons were p''seH''
minister's Admitted.
, ,,o'tn,,inc> tho opening adoFeSS VI
! ,.'s,,, >ri,rL.,l ,llis morning. tho r"SE-
-, ,,nsinrss session was held. Tho 10,
,,.;.,c ministers We're admitted TO l"I,
,,.,.i,r with the conference. a"u
,r,,c ,'.r,c,l Lcacous on Sunday attcr-
ro,r. Jesse \ Farl. James r. ItaN
harry Frank \ Sampson ana "u. 49,
r.rns. wrr graduated from
~. c"ur.r"""" ""nr:" 81 S'""! ~" ,,,t,,.,
,rI,;,cd sunday afternoon ar" r.,''I
-, ,,, Frank Mechanic and Ethan
" Rogers. ,1,,.,
,ra,i To- tho W.T. Virginia annual
1 .'.,.c,.c.. aud placed m studies q! IN"
49,, ..,',r. rllwarl l.. I."w,rI'. '1arsn.'
=, r,,.- chiffon {. YATES, 'N'r r. -
,~.rur \ ccNon.Cra;t E"IA D..
,s,,irvaN. Peter \. shower ana '''"''
3 l"2d~w"rth. i,,. ~,
r. 1,mos \. Thohurs. president OF
r.,,.c, College. Ecaycr.. IA. hr. / ''ar'
,,,.1 ,crr. Of cincinnati. sccrr'ar! "i ~,
board 80 "'hC"'""' IT,. y,rcshv-
= Si"'t'"r' paN'.' a!,,. and Dr I.
terrain 'hHr'n "' ~, Netlodls,
Q : TavIor. pastor ~ inc -.
: I,ntsrop;l church South OF ra'rE. s"'
, w"r" present a ''' '''' ,.',T
w"r" introduced /" ,nv ,,G, l., Dr.
short a""'tNFeN - 80 .;r,,rcs,S
i Th"""rh anu -
O: their causes .
missionary N+1 $50, Tho an.