The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-25
At NEWS MEETING
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ton work, presenting many interesting
facts about the opening and growth OF
The association in the army and navy
how during the Spanish-American war.
association tents were placed in the vari-
Gus army camps and equipped TO help the
soldiers boys in many ways, how the as
ISOLATION began and developed the work
in the navy until there is now such a
demand for navy departments and the
necessary buildings and equipments that
it is crowding the International commit
tee TO meet their needs. He told Of the
marvellous extension Of the work among
railroad men. There are now 100 railroad
associa tons, many Of whom own the
buildings they occupy and are doing
wonderful work through their secre-
taries for the upbuilding of these men.
Mr. Bruno Hobbs sprung up a pleasant
surprise in the way Of happy story
which won the audience, after which an
offering was taken for the support Of
state work.
President Dalzell then introduced Mr..
c. C. Kitchener Of New York, who spoke
to the convention on 1.-THE True Type Of
Christian Manhood and the Part the
Young Mems Christian Association Has in
Its Production" This was an address
intense in its thoughts, powerful in its
delivery, brilliant nits detail and effee-
tive in its completeness. The audience
was thrilled with wonder at the awful
facts presented regarding some phases Of
city life. All were reused to a keener
interest in the young men who make up
so large a percentage Of the cities popu-
lation.
The following is the program for today:
MORNING.
9:O0-PersonaI Blessing Meeting for Dele
gates and Men Of Wichita. First
Presbyterian Church.
AFTERNOON.
3:3O-ATen's Mass Meeting. Address. .Engi-
neer C. w. Mcclure, Emporia
Boys Meeting, First Baptist Church,
conducted by Rev. W. G. Searles.
Ladies Meeting, Plymouth Consre-
gational Church.
EVENING.
7:30-"Work for College Students" First
Presbyterian Church. Addresses
by c. C. Kitchener and others.
Work for Railroad Men" First
Methodist Church Addresses by
Fred B. Shipp and others.
9:O0-Farewen Meeting, First Presbyterian
Church
A number Of the church pulpits viii be
filed at today's services by visiting del
egates to the 7 NJ. c. A. convention as
follows:
Plymouth Congregaional1O:3O a. M,
Rev ". G. searles, Ottawa; 1880 p. m,
Geo. E Lerigo, Topeka, and II. H. Tango
man, Lawrence.
First Presbyterian-1o:3O a. m, Bruno
Hobbs, Colorado Springs; 1880 p. m, c. c.
NIichener, New York City
Central Chilstian-10:30. r. 3. Ship,
New York City; 7:90, Charles G. Titus,
Lawrence.
First Baptist-1O:3O. z. F. Caldwell,
Lawrence: 1870 Geo. D. McDHl, Omaha.
First Methodist-7:3O, r. B. Ship, New
York
North Emporia Baptist-1O:30 Geo. W.
Fleming Fort Scott; Alva Negus, Ar
kansas City.
Oak Street Presbyterian-1O:20 P. o.
Hanson. Lawrence; 1870, Sam J. Adams,
Manhattan
West Side Presbyterian-7:3 p. m, D.
z. shirk, Cottonwood Falls.
South Emporia Methodist-7:30, Prof. r.
T. Stevenson.
st. Paul Methodist-1O:So, D. F. shirk,
Cottonwood Falls: 1880, E. D. Coon, To-
peka-
United Presbytertan-1O:30 L. r. Smith,
Ottawa; 1880, C. D Woods Hutchinson.
Fafrmount regational-10:20 Geo.
T. ingalls,, Argentine.
Friends University-1O:9 c. W Mcclure
Of Emporia.