The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-11
church. outraged the heather and bias
phemed the Almighty"
Instructtng the Missfo naPtes.

Isstructtnx the Missionaries.
Instruction of missionaries by Presiden.
clark was one OF the features OF the con-
ssntson- Thirty workers n heather fselda
spoke sentence or two in the ianguageS
spoken In the scene of Their labo. S and re-
tired The hand-ciapping greeting their
appearance aud retirement was almost
The closing feature. In Tent Endeavor
was address by DIR. Speer. of New York,
on The Great BLESSINGS Of Missions
Other Speakers.
The sentiment OF home Nilsson really In
Tent Willlston, as proposed by Rev. DIR.
Hn. of Massachusetts,, was the Greek
proverb, They bearing torches. passed
them on from hard TO hand" Many home
missionaries from Western states and ter
ritortes were present
President Boyd. of 81, Louis. delivered
an address on "our country's Many Prob
lens. He discussed questions OF immi-
grafton and the race problem. AZ 10 the
race problem The speaker sad that In his
judgment. the government made a great
mistake. which 4 viii not be apt TO re-
peat In the Philippines, when IL put In the
hands OF negroes all the privileges and
franchises Of the freest government on the
globe.
Rev. Charles jefferson, OF New York,
spoke upon '.Our Country's One Saliva
What this nation needs IS more man
hood, the manhood OF the carpenter of
Nazareth. God give us manly men. men
NnQm the eiDiIs OF Viii not Guy,
men who cannot be ruled by setfishuess-
What are We going 10 do with the liquor
,rafficg IL Is not new legislation We want,
but great ontponrins Of the spiri, that
Will crush the liquor traffic
What shall we do " IN the great corpo-
rations that dsyaur the small oness Law
is not enough. What We need is love.
What shall We 80 with E1ilitarisn. one
OF the blacklist demons that ever came out
OF the pitt They are SICK OF nIiItarism
across the sea. but there are men and No-
men In America 10 whom the song OF oat-
tie is sweet Miiitartssn Is insanity. we
cannot beat IL down with argument. Read
the Efe OF the man who rode--nof on q
horse. for 1t represented war-5ut on the
animal that stood for industry and pa
tience. The Prince Of Peace told US TO
beat tho swords into piowshares.
The Jualor Rally.
THIS afternoon the juniors had their
innings. both In the audience and on the
platform The junior rally was carried
dren. who took the leading parts. being
massed on the platform TO the number
of 3 thousand and puwards. The floor
was filed with children and their teach
ers and leaders. The programme started
with singing OF THE Banner OF the
Crosse" with great heartiness. Other
followed. the children on the stage alter
mating with those on the floor. and then
altogether. World Wide Christian En-
deavor' was illuminated In spectacular
manner. Children wearing placards and
torial devices were successfully brought
upon the speakers platform TO show the
remarkable growth of the Christian En-
deayor In the various parts OF the world.
huge map OF the world had been sus~
pended at one side. and as each country
was represented a boy at work on a
staging marked out that part OF the
world by fastening star over II. until
finally the world seemed fairly plastered
over with Christian Endeavor.
Closing Exercises.
The exercises closed with raising to-
gether the British and American flags,
thanked by the nags OF all nations and
saluted by the appropriate bugle call
The chairman of each state and provin-
cial delegation and those from abroad
were called To the platform and testified.
each for his people and their aspirations
a. Christian Endeavorers.
Then the respective delegations sang
together. waved flags and gave other evil
dences of enthusiasm nr. j. Wilbur
Chapman preached the concluding sermon
~ Tent Endeavor from the text Luke
vs:t-l0. the story of the healing OF the
man with wi;herei hand.
- the e.s 6. ns , address Y Tent w.llision
the Methodist Episcopal church.
Htshop Vincent. Address.
There IL tendency in our modern,
Christian and church hfe ia forget the unit
IN our anxiety 60 attract, enrich and in
sp3re the multitude Great CONGREGATIONS
drawn by fine music and elegant sermons.
gteet conven tlons. asiirE colossal sfrns-
tufeS and ORA wing representatives. from All
parts of the country and the world reveals
"a slhfle influence AT work In the
churches, On the whole. II Is a good thing
isgi all such tendencies need careful sergi-
tiny. In sunday school work the iaw az
sifnnlieneeusness IL emphasized IL is a
problem how ~ Est opportunity for thor
oGgh ciaSs work Many Of the Public
rcNssws are superficial even where they
arc apparently spont anSouS and enthusiast
tic. Tue law oi ft3e IS one az a time
shcterS lock after Individual patients. law
vsrs after individual clients nge ius11r-
anee agents after Individual applicants
railroad conductors after individual tickets
AM The needs 81 individual PASSENGERS
TIE best teachers forget the class i'm the