The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-28

dress on the convention city. describing
the many attractions which the ueie-
gates who go 10 the convention VIII en-
| JOY He was followed by Rev. Or George
! Cooper on Conventions, Past and Pres
emit He said that each OF the Tour pre-
vious conventions had keynote that
was IN unison and harmony WIN the
entire spirit and programme OF the oc-
The first was Organization" the sec
ond Inspiration" the third "tduca-
that in carrying out the same idea that
keynote OF the Baltimore Convention
would be "Evangclizauon.
Transportation Leader II. ". Cottrell
also made an address. a. which DE-
clearly described How 10 get TO the
Convention"
Refreshments sEHylD.
After the exercises were over the
unions were invited TO the leCturc-room
of the church. where tables were iaii
and refreshments served in abundance
Before adjourning the young people
gathered around the organ and sang the
rally songs they expect 10 sing az balu-
more five IN number. one is conseci a.
others are by 4. y. Pollard. and are
sung 10 the tunes Dixie, ola Nlfsi3la
Shore. Bonny Blue Flag, ana Goa save
the queen.
Loaf from West Point 20 Baltimore.
The CONVENTION
The convention viii he held az Balti-
more. July 18th 10 2lsi. inclusive and
VIII require tent l@Ni-9 feet 10 accom-
u tcate this the larg st gath ring OF
B-pfist people ever held.
Railroads from all parts OF virginia
have named the low rates OF one nrst-
class fare for the rOund-trp. tickets put
on sale July 18th and 18th. good l. return
until August 5th.
~. committee have arranged for en-
fF.a.H Hr.H = q bog H g.
ins-hOus ~ of Baltimore az The following
rates. Sl.25 per day-thrca meals and
lodging Or 81 per day FOR two meals ana
lodging, hotels. s. and 900 per Gay. " ais
can be gotten at the tent and reaial-
rants throughout the city az moderate
prices.
Virginia will have its rally in The First
BAPTIST church Sunday afternoon, july
21tn. Speakers on this occasion WI Re
Rev W. l.. Wright Rev. l.. q. brolsh-
ton, Rev. NJ B. Wharton.
All Young Peoples Societies. OF what
over name or constitution, iu the bal-
churches having no young people organ
izatiOn, are entitled 20 repre- sentauon-
Representation will be on the basis OF
one delegate for every twenty meiuu.l-
or fraction thereof, in each louns fco-
plo's Society. and one delegate Tor every
fifty members. or fraction thereof, ~
the church where 70 Young People
Society exists.
tflAe credentials TO your utA' H.'0
sienoi Ay your president and secretary,
or GIN the latter case) b. your church
clerk.
All who attend. whether delegates or
not. can get reduced rates on the rail-
roads. and can have their arrangemeni rs
made for them with our delegates py
applying 90 our transportation leader
SOME or THE sPfAKErs
Tho number Of speakers who Will take
part will reach into the hundreds. Among
the prominent American speakers are me
following. L. 5. Henson, Of chicago, \.
G.. Dixon. Of Brooklyn, y. Roy. -.
G.. $. Wallace. of Toronto. Rev. W: =.
Henson. OF Montreal, Dr. II. NJ. has-
ton. of Baltimore. Or. VI. y. wharton.
Of Norfolk. Rev. A. j. Dickinson, OF
Selma. Ala; DR. IA. u. Pollard, oi i.o1-
r1ke. Va. and others. President d. {.
Moss has appointed j. Garland Pollard 10
respond for Virginia az The "Saiutat-on
OF the Flags" and 20 act as state prca--
dert Of the convention.
The Virginia headquarters while in bal
fim0rc will Doe the First Baptist chur-h
Lafayette avenue and Fremont street. 10
which place have your mail addr sod
rfarcrOns VIII he with the Virginia
DELEGATIONS 10 care for all young LADY
delegates while on the trip
Numerous side trips from baltimore
have been planned az low excursion rates.
f-l0n their arrival boo The convention
city delegates Will Boz met lv the receo
ton committee and taken direct o. th.
church that has been assigned as hcaf-
quarters for the party.