The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-10
Meetings by the Dozen Addressed
! by Prominent Workers in
| the Cause.
LOVING CUP FOR PRESIDENT.
Doctor Clark Entertained at Ban
quet and Presented With an
Expression of Endeay-
Orers' Esteem.

Cincinnati. O., July s.-The fourth day a
the conference of the Christian Endeavor
Society was q light one, as far as the pro-
gramme was concerned, but the Endeavors
ers were out en- masse at the two big meses
tngs to-day.
After the usual quiet. hour meetings In
the morning. which open every days pro-
gramme. the big auditoriums were thrown
open for a discussion Of THE Twentieth
Century Church." Reverend Canon ]. b
Richardson Of London, Ontario. presided at
Auditorium Endeavor. assisted by F. H.
Jacobs as musical director. The Reverend
Stranahan of Sabine led the devotional
services. and Mr.. Marion Lawrence OF 80.
1edo. O.. delivered an address on ''Tho
Power Of the Sunday-School" The Rev
erend Howard w. Pope Of New Haven,
Conn.,, spoke at length on 1.-THE Power Of
Personal Work" The Reverend A J. Ly-
man Of Brooklyn spoke ON THE Power Of
the Bible" Doctor Amos r. Wells Of Bos-
ton expatiated on The Power OF Christian
Endeavor. Mr.. William Phillips Hall Of
New York followed a paper on 'srhe Power
OF Evangelism"
Booker washinxton's Address.
The chief address. however. was that Of
negro normal school at Tushegee. Ais. Hs
took as his subject 1.-THE Power Of q Noble
Life" As he advanced to the front Of the
Sld60 u speak nc WIS inc recipient Oh ~
tremendous ovation. and he had not pro-
ceeded far into his address, which he clever.
ly punctuated with dialect and other stories
in the hearts Of his hearers. He made an
that they DO Judged by the best among them
Five-Minuts Talks.
In Auditorium Williston. where the Revs
erend Allan b. Phi1putt Of Indianapolis pro.
sided: q number Of addresses limited to lfvs
1fvrVrx
sae9 ps p sas
Henderson. Hensall. Ontario: /. A Barnes,
norsantown. y. Va; Henry y. Sherwood,
Service" Tho Reverend johnson Myers q
C chi! told Of The Church Of the Twen-
Miss Margaret Koch of waterville, Mo-,
conducted quo M5, personal equipment confsrsncs
to Power In Christian Endeavor Work"
There was Q large attendance Of EndeavS
orers, who sought advice as to the best
means OF extending their work
MenoTial to President Clark.
The members Of the Board of Trustees and
other omcers OF the United Society gave .
banqust to President Clark at the Grand
Hotel at noon. He was presented with q
beautiful silver loving cup In commemora-
ton Of the twentieth anniversary Of the
Christian Endeavor. u the afternoon Doctor
the Walnut Hill Conversational Church,
where the Honorable Samuel B. capm Of
Boston presented him with an Immense
educators editors. clergy and business msn
II the United States AZ an expression oe
thankfulness and appreciation. for the work
and guiding the Christian Endeavos. Doc.
tot CLARK 70 q Consregationalist.
Junior Ende0vOF Rally.
es a 81 sas ss: &.
nual Junior rally, held in Auditorium Enc
deavor in the afternoon; Treasurer WI.
ssa~ r q 5ssGn TsSsS ss a
led the chorus Of 800 chitdren eecretary
John Willis Basr addressed the meeting on
applied to ethics Stand TOR po 81 "p pss
sesse1anes s1 and p4sysrfainess. Pen
junior sr r &. es Sz
: sssun 1ss fhs esdren nsS e ne
stage dressed in white and and. made !. very very
length Of the footlighfs to sing and %
l through their various evo1utions.
Den0n1natlonal Conferences. =
The older EndeAyorers spent the AFTER
noon In their respective denominational
l conferences, Of which there were twenty
| SIX and were held In the various churches
l There were receptions and rallies as the
\ various State headquarters. and in order
! to allow the Endeavorers to attend Music
Tomorrow nor W. e the CLOSING day oe me con-
vention.
l German Endeavorers adjourned their con-
i vention tonight with services at the ZION
J Church. At the afternoon meeting Miss
1 Louise Kramer Of Quincy. Ill. spoke on
| Thought as an Element That Is Essential
| to Every Good Christian" n. II. Lohans
4 Of Buffalo Carl 6chaffer Of Newport. Pro.
| lessor w. F. W. Schneider Of Berea, o..
/ and Miss Henrietta Ger1mann Of Cincin~
/ natl also spoke. -
| impressive and was presided over by Doc
| tor F. NUM- Of Cincinnati. p. Herman
l Hortsch Of Cincinnati told Of the best ways
/ H. Kattertohn Of st. Louis concluded the
| convention by an address exhortfng Chris
| tians to never tire in their work"