The evening times., 1895-12-16
LIQUORS. FOES G0hlR6
Anti -Salapn League Convention
to Be Held Tomorrow.
MANY DELEGATES EXPECTED
Temperance and Religious Organiza-
tiOns From All Parts of the Coun-
cry WIN Be Represented-TIie Pro-
of >SsrsiOns Embraces Many
siiH.nt Workers.

"hicn VIII convene at Calvary Baptist Sun.
uay-scnOOi House tomorrow morning. will
be composed mainly OF delegates from ia
ttonai state and Territorial societies.
leagues and alliances of temperance reform
workers. pom religious denominations.
associations, conferences, synOds. aud the
IKE. AMI from other organizations opposed
to the drinking saloon.
TroVlsion was also made in the ca II for
Two ueieRates-at-iarge from ca Oh State or
territory whese there is no league or al
nance OF then temperance Societies, etc.
inc only response to this provision. so far.
is from virginia. Mr.. George w. Hawx-
hurst. OF Falls Church, and Rev. ID. L.
Rainbun have been accredited to the con-
Dominion a..
tn HESE WILL he REPRESENTED.
TheroilOwing organtza tions have sicniried
that they will be represen ted In the conven-
uoh: New Jersey Antt-Liauor League
Ahu'Saioon Army. Anti-Saloon League OF
the District OF Columbia AntI.Saloon League
81 Ohlo. Columbia Associa ton OF BAPTIST
shurcnes. Central Union Mission OF the Dis
tlhcI VI COiuinDld. Chrislmn DeDomina tlun
Missionary Society of the christian Churches
OF Maryiand. Deia ware and district or Co.
iunlDia: missionary Society OF The Christian
,ches Churches OF Virginia. Methodist Protestant
Snristlui EndeavOr Union. Massachusetts
Christian Endeavor Union, The EDworth
League Methodist EpiscopaD, washing
ton District Eporth League of the HaIti-
more Gonfer renee. West Virginia Conference
Epwofai Letgue. National Gospel Mission
Union. .lDterBa tional Supreme Lodge of
the lndependent Order or Good Teniplars.
Grand LodgesI- Q. q. I. of the Dist rict of
Columbia: Grand Ledge. !. o. &. I. OF Vir-
ginia: Grand Lodge, /. o. G. T. of Clio:
High Tenr OF North America OF the Inde-
pendent Order of RechabiIes: Grand Tent.
District OF Columbia: Grand Tent. Irde-
pendent Order of Rechabites OF Ohio: Ma
tiOnai Junior Prohibition League, Law
and Order League of New Hampshire: Ea St
tern Conferepce of the MARYLAND Synod
tLutheranb. Methodist Episcopal Church
permanent committee on Temperance. West
virginia Conference OF the N. f. Church:
tionai woman's Kelley League: National
NoE-Dartisan W. C. 7. L.: Ncn-pa rtisan W.
C.. T. U. of the District OF Co.
iumbla: Presbyterian Church permanent
committee on Temperance: Woman's
Temperance Committee OF the Pennss IVA
mia tPrcsbyterianb. National Division. Sons
of TEMPERANCE. Grand Division OF New Ser
s"y. Sons OF Temperance: MARYLAND Tenn
perapce Alliance. Connecticut Temperance
Union. supreme Council TemDlars OF Honor
and Temperance. Grand Temple of New
York. Templars OF Honor MI Temperance:
Grand Temple of Connecticut. T.mplars OF
Honor and Temperance: Total Abstinence
Society OF Massachusetts Permanent Tenn
peraDce Committee of the United Bret hren
IN Christ. board or trustees Universalist
General Convention. W. c. T. U. Of District
of Columbia. W. c. 7. L. of Massachusetts
THE SESSIONS TOMORROW.
The opening session in Calvary BAPTIST
Sunday School House tomorrow morning
at 10 O'Clock. up to and Including the re-
cess. will be open 10 the pubic An execu-
live session. proba bly, in the afternoon will
follow. at which the convention Will decide
upon the remainder of the program.
The program tomorrow morning will
include Introductory prayer BY Rev. Teunis
8 Hanlin, ID. D., pastor OF the Church OF
the Covenant: an address OF welcome by
Rev. Samuel II. Greene. ID D.. pastor OF
Calvary Baptist Church. and an address
on the practicability and practical value
OF united effort against the saloon. or some
similar theme. by some delegate to be Sc
lected. %
A mass meeting has been arranged for
tomorrow eyening in the First Congrega-
tional Church ut 80 o'clock.
The proRram will include an address of
welcome from DIR. Is. l.. Whitman. presi-
dent of thef Columbian University. The
theme FOR fhe evening Will be state and
Territorial Alliance Against the Saloon"
The speakers Will be Rev. Albert q. La wson.
president OF the New Jersey league: MRs.
Margaret u. Piatt will speak in behalf OF
the work done by the District league: Rev.
A. J. kynett OF Philadelphia will talk of
the Christian Temperance movement and
its success in PENNSYLVANIA and other States
Several other speakers have been invited
to address the mass meeting. but. as they
have not YET sienified their willingness
to appear. their names cannot be an
nounced.
The musiciil part of the program will be
bridge. With Miss Alice Kimball at the or
gan. quartet by Miss Halley. Miss ST.
mobds. Mr.. Rouse and MIR. Liilebridge VIII
be a pleasant feature.