The sun., 1901-03-08

lie also spoke of the influence upor
others by setting II good example and the
power for good of the Y. M. G. A..
w. I'll. FL. Smith announced that th,
symphony orchestra would give IL con.
cert ut the Y. NJ. G. A. Hall between
and 6 o'clock this afternoon. The
business committees report was read
and adopted.
The Hon. Henry Il. II. Macfarland, of
Washington, president of the board of
commissioners for the District of Column
bia, made an interesting address on the
subject Forward" During his ad-
dress Mr.. Macfarland said that the Y.
NJ. G. A. was pushing forward and not
backward. He said "We are young
Americans and we know no such thing
rs retreat. Every one of us should
move forward and press steadily toward
That mark. the prize of our calling the
Lord Jesus
The Rev. John Timothy Stone Of
Baltimore, made an eloquent address on
The subject Life Winning the Crown
ing Feature of Association Work" /"
The Rev. Mr.. Stone though young, is Il
brilliant speaker and held the close at
tention of every one present. His sub
! ject gave him wide scope and his
| talk was both helpful and instructive to
those interested in the saving of souls.
He said: "Thc great trouble with the
Church of God today is, we are only
playing with the truth" Mr.. Stone
said that the first thing in life winning
is to understand human nature. In con
clusion he said: IF Christianity means
anything let us have il mean everything" :"
| From II to 1890 o'clock today meetings
will he held at the various large manu-
featuring establishments in charge of
committee of which B. A. Barlow, Jr.,
Of Baltimore. is chairman. The SYM
phony orchestra will be divided into
sections and will furnish the music at
these meetings.
The program for today is ms follows:
Morning-S.30, devotional service Il.
f. Rideout. Kenova, w. Va. 8, Bible
study. "ln Touch with the World"
l,r. Forrest Il. Dagger, of Philadelphia;
10. address, Factors in Increasing As
socation Efficiency" Frank w. Ober,
Of Chicago, ILL.,; 10.45 address. "Growth
and Outlook Of the Y. M. G. A." w. B.
Miller. New York.
Afternoon-2, Common Difficulties.
discussion: (al. Committee Work. J. C.
Lynch, Wheeling. W. Va: (b). Finances,
J. r. Sleman, Washington. d. G.: fc).
Mems Meeting and Bible Study. T.. l..
Pierce. Washington. ID. c.; 4. (a). ed
ucational Department at the Beginning
Of the Twentieth Ccntury-Purpose and
Prospects" ii. o. Hinc, Washington.
ID. c.: OBJ. "Thc Physical Department
rs II Factor in the Spiritual Work of
the Association," DIR. II. l.. Chadwick.
Of Philadelphia
Evening. 100, orchestra recital. Halle
luiah chorus from the Messiah;
"Amaranthus": Largo" Handel: march.
the orchestra: 500, address. "a Busi-
ness Mans Views of the Associations
Opportunity" Joshua Lowering. Balti-
more: $50. address. Would Some Other
Form Of Work or Organization be
Better than the Young Mems Christian
Men," Walter G. Douglas. Philadelphia
Tho day sessions will he held in ST.
paul's NJ. +. Church and the evening
session in West Presbyterian Church.
LIST OF DEI.EG ATES AND
GUESTS.
rhc list of delegates and guests thus
far reported is as follows: College De
lmrtmcnt-- l.. j.. Parsons, L. Henry
Iegg, Il. *. Harrison, Ward 5. Ire
land, Clifford Kidd, George IL. Hooker,
Western Maryland College; Charles
I.ulr Favington, Oliver j. Krause, VIII
mington Conference Academy; A. w.
Woodcock, V. $. Brodley, j. w. VIII
lmrr. II. IL. IIutchins. Drew Ill. Beatty.
N (',ll.nt Jnhp's (',lln,rn. L
Cahoon, Western Maryland Medical
College; G. Il. Foster. Baltimore College
Of Dental Surgery; y. 4. MILAN, Ar
Lewis Stick Baltimore College physi-
clans and Surgeons; Dana l.. Eddy,
Johns Hopkins Medical School; Il. &.
Rowland, w. G. Stone, Baltimore Medi-
cal College.
.>ssociatons-R l.. Mccall. i. f.
g. Kelley, J. ii. Owens, i. G. Hadley,
w. G. Maxwell. J. ii. Creighton, Frank
A. Kllmon. Lewis Schaeifcr, Thomas
Cornelius. W. H. Wariff, Central Branch
baltimore.
Church Worthington, james w. Bar
ton. Oscar Il. Chewoweth, Cornelius y
Hale. George L. Parker, Charles j
Wood. .Jr., Byron A. Barlow, .Jr., Georg,
F'rcamcr, \. Il. McClclland, Robert +
Hayes. l.. G. Hanna, Baltimore West
Branch.
O. l.. Welsh, J. T. Bingley, J. Il
McClanc. ID. j, Thompson. w. III. Gel
bach. George II. Dandodgc, J. Il. Bing
ley. Pennsylvania Railroad Branch
Baltimore.
George A. Buxton. George w. Young
Eugene Butsky. w. ID. Stitler, \. Smith
&. W. Lowey of Il. X o. Branch, Balli
more.
w. ii. ii. Smith. l.. w. Farley, IL
, Il. Homer, G. T.. Beckett, Washington
ID. G.
John G. Lynch. Wheeling, w. Va.
> J. NJ Ball, Hinton. w. Va, railroa,
branch.
, Thomas III. Morgan. ii. Il. Hawkins
, Paul Il. Kitchens, Adam l., Kitchens
+ .Ir.. Frostburg, Md.
+ Marion Neall, ID. w. Momingstoi
| William G. Hoskcison, William J. Grill
a fifth. II. w. Spencer. Clarence Pierce
0 r. Il. Hall. Poolesvile Md.
j. II. Grubh HagerstoMn, Nd, III
i road branch.
' George Ilencckc, II. A. Poole, Jr
y Walter A, Poole, Govanstown. Pa.
i Walter $. Sheppard. Fred 7. Adlsil
Frank NJ. Gumby, c. w. PrcttymlI
Salisbury, Md
Il Orchestra. Trenton y. VI. c. a. Ere
! Furman, w. ii. Hcidwidcr. Econar
/ w. Plant. Enoch Moumtford. Willial
I llirst Robert wainwright, Fred Ral
John Harper. William Colvillc. Wi
n,,iI / III -.