The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-01


Christian Endeavor work among the
lifesave and lighthouses, the Travel
lers Union of Christian EndeaVor, and
the Floating Societies of Christian En-
deavor.
THURSDAY.
Morning, Sangerfest Building-10;00.
Address of welcome on behalf of the
state of Ohio. Governor William Mchin-
| ley.
Address of welcome on behalf of city
| pastors and committee of "a. Rev. J. Z.
| Tyler. chairman.
! Response on behalf of the board of
/ trustees of the United Society of Chris
tian Endeavor and delegates present,
Rev. E. II, Ollie, d. D., san Francisco,
| Cal.
Annual report of the general secretary,
John Willis Baer. Annual presentation
| of state banners.
Afternoon-2:3O. Denominational raj
lies in churches, announced as follows;
/ Evening. the Tent.-Rev. II. 7. Nc
Even. New York City, presiding. 7:50.
Annual address of the president, Rev.
! Francis +. Clark, d. D. Address, Heroes
of Faith" Rev, A. c. Dixon, D. D.,
| Brooklyn, n. Y.
Sangerfast Building-7:30 Address,
| "Glorifying God, - Rev. Maltbie ID. Bah
cock, Baltimore, Md.
Annual address of the president, Rev.
! ANASAo LIZ S4dA hs -" L.
FRIDAY.
Morning-6:30. Ten early morning
prayer meetings in ten churches.
Sangerfest Building Citizenship
-l0:0O. Free parliament on The
Pledge" conducted by Rev. G. II. Sim
mons, Louisville, Ky.
Address, Christian Endeavor VS.. the
Saloon" Mr.. John G. Woolley, Chicago,
III.
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and diplomas
Address, Christian Citizenship" Rev
Smith Baker, d. D., East Boston, Mass
The Tent-10:00. Open parliament on
what Has Your Society Done to Pro
mote Good Citizenship" conducted by
Mr.. Edwin D. Wheelock, Chicago, Ill.
Address, Christian Citizenship" Rev.
E. B. Chappell, d. D., st. Louis, Mo.
Question box, conducted by Treasurer
William Shaw, Boston, Mass.
Address, Christian Endeavor VS.. the
Saloon" John G. Woolley, Chicago, Ill.
Afternoon-A school of practical meth
DDS of committee work to be held in
churches to be announced on the final
programme.
Conference on work of Senior and
| Mothers Societies of Christian Endea-
vor.
Y. M c. A. Building-Room B, confer
ence of officers of state, territorial, and
| provincial unions.
Lecture Room Conference of officers
of district and city local unions.
Society Hall-Conference of correspond
ing secretaries.
Evening, the Tent 80. Address,
THE Correlation of the Religious
Forces" Bishop B, w. Arnett, D. D.,
Wilberforce, O.
Address, Rev. j. K. Dixon, DID, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Sangerfest Building: 30 Address,
The Claims of an Educated Life, " Pres
ident William j. Tucker, D. D.. Hanover,
n. H.
Address, topic and speaker to be an
nounced later.
SATURDAY.
Morning Ten early morning
prayer meetings in ten churches.
The Tent-International and inter
UNCONVENTIONAL Fellowship. 1000. Open
parliament on What Are the Benefits of
INSTRUMENTATION Fellowship"
Brief reports from the UNCONVENTIONAL
conferences.
Address, Christian Endeavor Among
the Germans" Rev. Theo. T. John, New
Albany, Ind. r
Presentation of the INSTRUMENTATION
Fellowship banners and diplomas
Address, INSTRUMENTATION Fellow
ship" Rev. John H. Boyd, Charlotte
n. c.
Sangerfest BuIding-1O:oO. Open par.
lament on The Junior Society" con
Quoted by Rev. Cornelius Brett, D. D.,
Jersey City, n. ].
Address, international Fellowship
Question box.
Address, ''Interdenominational Fellow
ship" Rev. P. Z. Danley, D. D., Spring
field. Ill
Afternoon, Sangerfest Building-Rev
James L. Hill, d. d, Salem, Mass, pre-
siding.
$50 Grand Junior Christian Endeavo1
rally. Addresses by Rev. Cornelius Brett
D. D., Jersey City, n. j.. Rev. H. w
Pope, New Haven, Conn. Rev. A w
Spooner, Camden, n. j. Mrs. l. NJ Alden
(Fansy) Miss Pauline Root Madura, In.
dia, and others.
Evening-Reception and rallies oil
state, territorial and provincial delega.
tions in churches used as headquarters.
SUNDAY.
Morning-6:30. Ten early morning
prayer meetings in ten churches.
1880. Attendance upon the regular
church services throughout the city oil
Cleveland.
Afternoon, the Tenth-Missions and
mini5tering. 2:30. Address. systematic
and Proportionate Giving to God, Rev
Z. E. Baker, Dayton, O.
Address, Movement Among the Jews
IOWdIQ 0uElSU, nov. IlSIuduu WITH
WAX. New York city.
Address, Rev. j. Wilbur Chapman, D.
D., Albany, N. Y.
Sangerfast Building 30 Address
Rev n. D. Hills, d. D., Evanston, ILL.,
Address, The Christian Endeavo1
Missionary Extension Course S. l.
Merson, Chicago, Ill.
Note. 1t is also hoped that Rev. j
Hudson Taylor, OF the China Inland mis-
sion, and that Bishop Thoburn, of India
will both arrive IN this country in time tC
address the convention. They have both
consented to speak, If able to reach Cleve
land at that time.
Evening, The Tent-7:30. Convention
sermon, Rev. A. j. +. Behrends, ID. d.
Brooklyn, n. Y.
Conservation meeting, conducted by
Secretary John Willis Baer.
Sangerfest Buiiding-7 80. Conven,
ton sermon, President B. p. Raymond
d. D., LII D., Middleton, Conn.
Conservation meeting, conducted by
President Francis K. Clark, ID. D.
Friendly Advice - Burglar - Don't
shoot!
Householder (angrily)-Why shouldn't
shootl You came here to rob me and il
necessary to murder.
Just so. | ought to be shot, and as