The Red Cloud chief., 1896-06-26

NHuItI.- rev. george -. stewart ~.
d.. Harrisburg. Pa, Presiding. Ad-
dress, How May the Society Help the
Pas,or?" REV. Asher Anderson.
Meriden. Conn. Discussion Conducted
by Mr.. T. J. COnnor. Fayetteville, Ark.
Address. How May the Pastor Help
the Society," Rev. Scott +. Hershey,
Phi. D., Boston. Mass.
First Presbyterian Church.-Rev. NJ.
+. Troxell, Springfield, H., Presiding.
Our Work" (a) Duties To Be
Done Mr.. ]. Edward Knipp, Balti-
more, Md. 90 Dangers TO Be En-
countered," Rev. A. +. Richardson,
Grafton, w. Va. (c) Encourage
ments TO Be Given" fRev. S. Ross
McClements, Phi. d.. P!ttston, Pa. I'D
n ssults To Be Aimed At Rev. Matt
Hughes, Minneapolis, MINI.
saturday Morning. July II.
North America for Christ" will be
the central thought for Saturday, the
exercises being held outdoors during
the day. At 8 a. m. there will be a
patriotic open-air praise service, held
al the Washington Monument. At $50
u march is planned through Pennsyl-
vania Avenue to the Capitol, where
brief addresses will be made. This is
the first time anything OF the kind has
ever been planned. and we believe the
Endeavorers will be glad 20 march up
the principal avenue of our nations
capital, to the step of Onward
Christian Soldiers"
Saturday Afternoon. July II.
The annual Junior rally Will be held
at go in Tent Washington. The pro-
gramme is far from complete, but the
main feature, an exercise by the boys
and CRISIS all prepared and the Wash
ington Juniors are hard At work now
! upon il. The exercise Is entitled 1.-The
Juniors Love of Country" by Mrs.
James l.. Hill, Salem, Mass.
At $50 Saturday afternoon, under
the leadership of Mr.. Percy 5. Foster,
the combined choirs, numbering about
four thousand voices, will give d grand
patriotic vespcr service upon the
white Lot" near tho White House.
II is hoped that the chorus will be as
sisted by the celebrated Marine Band.
At s o'clock will be the opening time
for state and Provincial receptions in
the thirty-three churcdes used as
headquarters These gatherings are
entirely under the direction Of the
presidents OF state and Territorial
unions. Reserve Saturday night,
While the En]deGyorers are ENJOYING
their receptions and rallies, the three
large tents Will be used for meetings
for citizens, and citizens only.
In Tent Washington a unique, and
We pray a blessed, service has been
planned. II will be for men only. A
choir OF male voices will lead the sing
ing, conducted by Peter +. Bilhorn.
There will be a brief Introductory ad-
dress by Evangelist c. n. Hunt, OF Min
~neapolis, after which Rev. j. Wilbur
Chapman, II. d., will speak. The
meeting is entirely under DR.. Chap
mans direction. In Tents Williston and
Tent Endeavor the speakers will all
be trustees of the United Society of
Christian Endeavor. The general topic
will be. christian EudeavOr; Its Aims
and Possibilities" We hope these citi-
zens' meetings will be largely attended.
They are an innovation, but ones that
we believe have come to stay. The fol-
lowing trustees will speak in Tents
E%ndeavor and Will!ston:
Rev. j. T.. Tyler, ID. d., Cleveland.
Hon. John Wanamaker, Philadelphia.
Rev. II. C. Farrar, ID. d., Albany. Rev.
G., A. Dickinson, ID. d., Boston. Rev.
J. 7. Beckley, ID. d., New York city.
Rev. ID. J.Birrell, ID. d., New York city.
Rsr. n. Boynton, ID. d., Detroit. Rev
NJ. Rhodes, ID. d., st. Louis.
sunday Morning. July ne.
The regular church services of the
morning will be attended: Sunday
schools at 9, and preaching services at
1890, a committee, under the leader
! ship of Rev. Teunis S. IIamlin, d. d.,