The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-07-13
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoRERs.
Last Days Work OF the International Con-
VentIon at San Francisco.

ventJon at San Francisco.
San Francisco, July 12.-Early this
morning began the last days work OF
the International Christian Endeavor
convention The topic at the prayer
meeting was "Our Associated Mem
bers," the leaders being John G. Shang-
Ter of Phoenix, Arizona, Grant Loeb or
Washington, #. f. Tucker of Lincoln,
Neb., Colonel j. G. Hallimond OF New
York, A. T. Ringgold of Gardiner, Me-,
Leonard Merrill of Los Angeles, Rev.
S. H. Woodrow Of Providence, II. l.,
and Rev. Edward S. Saws Of Oakland,
VT.
The morning session was opened IN
the Mechanics pavilion by the Rev. MI.
Rhodes of st. Louis after the usual
praise services. Devotional exercises
were conducted by Rev. w. IA. Scuo-
der of Tacoma. Then the topic OF tne
morning, christian EndeaVor MIS-
sionary Force" was taken up. Ihe
first speaker was Amos II. Welis OF
Boston, who spoke on "The Tenth Lee
gton."
An address on Foreign Missions"
was given by Rev. ]. c. r. EWING OF
Lahore, in which he declared that the
teachers from India who have come as
speakers to this country are not repre-
sentatives of the Hindooism Of to-day,
but persons who have absorbed the
truths of the Sermon on the Mount.
Rev. J. S. Davies of New York made
an earnest plea for systematic and
proportionate giving to God.
An eloquent address by Rev. Boynton
of Detroit on Home Missions" was the
last set speech. Then the committee
Of '97 was called to the platform by
Secretary Baer, who presented, through
the Golden Gate union, a testament for
It's effective work. This was not on the
programme, and was genuine sur
prise.
This mornings session at Wood
wards pavilion was attended by an en-
thusiastic audience that half filed the
auditorium. President Clark presided.
The praise service was conducted by
A. r. Sutherland and devotional exer-
cises were conducted by Rev. A. H.
Moses of Reading, Pa.
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