The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-05
", c, T, u, RALLY
At MOUNDSVILLE
Speakers and Entertainers Appear az
Morning and Afternoon Sessions
at Camp Grounds.

4 W. c. r. L. Rally IN Which a num-
Der OF live speakers and other enter
taiuing features were introduced mace
up most OF the program at the M"unus-
Vile Camp Meeting yesterday. In spite
OF rainy weather good sized audiences
were present.
An unusual feature OF both AFTER
noon and morning sessions was the
singing of the G. A r. male quartet
composed OF W. Z. Jones. 7. 3 sonar
T. G.. Hammond. and J. T. McComns'
The youngest member Is seventy fiFe
years old and the oldest eighty one.
Their singing made great hit and they
were Obliged 10 respond to repeated en-
cores.
Another attractive feature was the
PLAYING OF an orchestra of mostly chill
dren under the leadership OF Mrs. Oca
McCune Mrs =. Thatcher County
president OF the ". c. T. L. was the
presiding officer In the forenoon MISS
Jane Bradford delivered a stirring ad-
dress and Rev. Arthur Lazenoy also
spoke commencing the work Of the W.
C. T. U. The speaker endeavored to
show that old time religion has been
superseded by more active effort In at
church instead Of combining religious
zeal 10 the services Of the church.
wet" Propaganda Insulting
Among the afternoon speakers Mrs. y.
p Loe wife OF II. T. Loe candidate Tor
stat representative in Ohio. addressed
the adience on law enforcement. SAID
she the Qestion Of law enforcement Is
not whether we shall be wet or dry
merely but whether we shall be law
abiding or anarchists. We think II
outrageous when men break other laws
that have to do with morality in order
10 make money and Yet men are de-
llberately violating the proh!btipn law
in order TO make money. She repudia-
ted the Idea OF some Of the vets that
the eighteenth amendment was some.
thing put over on the soldier boys ana
declared that such propaganda was an
insult. Neither was II the work OF
cranks and women said she. 1t was
passed by the largest majority or any
amendment tina, has ever been passed"
She asserted that dry men were needed
to enforce dry laws. and that people
should keep an eye on Congress ana see
that dry men were elected
MIR. Corey OF the Wheeling Rescue
Mission also told the story OF his con-
version and at p. m. Miss Bradford
conducted meeting for women. The
Camp Fire Girls also gave a demon
stration closing by singing the National
Hymn.
Many Como to Altar.
In the evening the largest audience
thus far was present and the song serH-
Ice was enlivened by whistling by the
men and women alternately on some or
the choruses. Mr.. ADAMS sang My
Wonderful Dream" In manner that
pleased the audience. Rev. Harry VI.
Patterson preached eloquently from the
text Matt. 3:3 Prepare ye the way OF the
Lord make His paths straight
At the close a large number came to
the altar for prayer. During his SER
mon the speaker said In part: The world
needs many things. 1t needs food. cloth
ing and fuel but IT needs Pesus more
, than all these. The supreme and crying
need Is the incoming OF Jesus into the
lives OF men where he may rule over
I th!er lives When Jesus conTts In you
cannot hide the fact. II Will manifest
| Itself in your life and in your home. Be-
| fore he can come in however you must
Invite ahim. He will not force his way
! into any helrt, or life. Moreover you
| must desire the presence OF Jesus when
! Won give him the invitation. People give
! sham Invitations to others to visit them
| IN their homes and your invitation 10
Jesus may be a sham. You must pre-
| pare fully for his coming. Some pre-
paration is no preparation at al. The
valleys must be fllled-the valleys OF
neglected prayer and forsaken obliga-
| lions. Pride and unbelief must be
| brought low God can do for you what
! you cannot do for yourself but you must
! ouit Your meanness and clean up the
outside and make a straight path FOR
him. Repentance. and breaking away
from sin. restitution and a forgiving
| spirit are necessary to make straight
! path for Him"
This morning II. O. Teagarden Will
| conduct a service for children at II
! a. m. and at $50 p. m. Jane Bradford
will speak Sunday at $50 Mr.. Teagar-
den will conduct service and other
speakers Of the day will be Rev. Or. w
! B. King and Rev Or. W. w. Hall