Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-12
GET DOWN TO WORK
international YouaR Msa's CM's-
tan Association.
INDIANAPOLIS CONVENTION
Pr~.isie.s f's<rce's A1<1ss.s ~ ~ Con-
xras.lAsos,. WhiAs 4. n Packard
SAewesi WcAk Secretaries

iSa.sArosIs. May IL. Aboa. 100
delegates sts~asSs.f the s>cond dAy's ses
SRA "A the Int<sAAtsonsi iOang Mems
CHRISTIAN association. chen L. y Fierce
"a Ohs1. IA. nes po-s.aient OF the As~'
csstn N. made ms nrss sd<irs.s. folio'sIns
it sith the appointment II these con.
te.-
g'onnitt~e IN Credentials j. Is
Grisss. pittshufg. chairman. \c~l III.
Jaeks. Portland. Oregon: Harry Curtis.
~ Jo~eph. No.; r. n. jones. Nes Al
taHy. lad. W H. VOORHEES,. Norfolk.
Va D. NJ .;oruisB. Cornell University.
ny r l.. Hamilton. Cincinnati. Ohio
On Devotional Meetings j. Nc
Gov. san frsneiscc. chairman; =. Ear
mer De,roii Ia Il. SHUTTER. C-siAr Rap
ni-. iosa; K A. Jordan. Bangor. Ne:
" r Moore Altrrna Pa. l. \. Coui
t-r. Charlotts. " G.. W. r. Wayts. Dal-
las Texas.
On BnAnr~s al X Sh~mtled. Den
YER. l. =. nxg-tt. Cleveland. S,aso' w
H. Mciirisie. Burning ham. Alabama, :"
4. Nun.maksr. New .AlbAny. In.iiAna,
= e. Ncaonaughy. Duluth. Minnesota,
y
WaTburton Nes York
Bn A-~ ciation X &. White. Litls
Rnca Arxar sls. chairman; III. II. Gill.
Winnir-c. Manitoba. y. p. Marshal.
University II ll!inois. r. r. \. Seiith,
Topeka Kansas. \. W. Kellogg. MlSaa-
kec. " " i'ugh. Bloomington, I'll. L.
t.ais.. Worcester. Massachusetts,
Ia the Report ~ th. International
Committee ". n Jennings. h.tsturg.
chairman. seldom =. Spencer. 81 Louis;
r. \. liacket,. Fort Wayne; (. w.
Charis-. Cleveland. & &. Curpin. Mon
tTeal. 4. NJ Hobbs. Denver
ca E--,sut.ons W H. Morris. BAiti-
more. chairman. L. WLtrumesscr. Chi
cage D. r. Moore. Newark, Henry
Wshush. ~. Louis, g.. II. Gru~e Ohio;
&. II. Weyil Philadelphia, \. ;. Thomas.
Chariestor. :. 4.
Di>su.~inx s~cscsArss~' Work
The presidents address was largely
on the congratuiatory order. l. h.
Packard IA paper opened a general
dis.tsS-ion on the duties Il an assocIa-
fson secretary. during the past two
years 10 secretaries have dropped from
the ranks. and this large lo-s Was attrib-
ute,i To- the lack u proper preparation
-
The schools al Springfield and Chicago
where secretaries and physical directors
are instructed mad, reports through
representatives. At the Springfield
schoui are about SIXTY students. Dur.
ing the year over txSO hAs been ~
cured for the permanent property In
terr-ts % the -chooi. Tho expenses for
the present year amounted 10 tls.UD
Thirty q the delegates 10 tho present
convention have been students q,
Springfield.
John W. Iians~Il % the Chicago train.
ing school reported a total attendance Il
rsty students at that institution. The
slight exp~nss 10 a feature % tho school.
X h. McBurney. New York. T.. :. Nc
Ph~rters. 81 Louis: l.. W. Mesfr. Chi
cago. DR. A. +. Halstead anH -. C.
M0r.s ~ Springfield. Massac hu setts
were among speakers q thS SSnorning.
som- or the Papcrs.
Under the head Of state work Il the
ss-ucia'ion addresses were made by "
G. Mccullough ~ Toronto. Robert A.
Orr q Pittsburg &. Schrupshire of AZ
lanta and " Mods White - Atlanta
Seilon L. Spencer - ~, Loui. read a
paper IN the aft.rncon on Go opera
fsOn. III iVetf upon tne one thirs
nsedsu to the success ~ the ss<ocistiou
contributions.
Dr J. II McCurdy read paper on th1
"FAysical Departments lie spplaudsd
the recent action - the international
committee m awarding medals ard Ger
tIrratrs. sle sugg-sts-i that Held day,
- features - the physical vor. \ de
Volousi me~fing ied b. Robert \ Orr
fol.1N-.,i The address - Dr NcCurdy
1. - " i-arf ~ secretary % thu as-D
ctatson ending The Afternoon program
Nith paper on work among young mer
ir rru christian iands
u The evening a reception WA tend
err,i tho sisitirg delegates az the \. VI
q \ hall The committee on r-rms
neat organ lafinn - hearing arEum~nt'
cr fhe ABILITY Il various cites ~
wticn fo hold The newt convention.