The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-27

Mr.. Jenkins told of a similar convention in
Tomlinson Hall for which ii was proposed
that a large white cross be hung over the
stage. This was not done, because mem
hers of the committee in charge said ii
would suggest that the convention was
controlled by a certain church that really
had nothing TO do with it. I'VE must
rescue the cross" said the speaker. 1t
belongs to all Christian churches, a uni
versal emblem of sacrifice for mankind.
in Lexington he said the pastor of one
Protestant church had put on the church
steeple a cross of electric lights, which
shine out over the city and surrounding
country at night.
LOT OF THINGS DOING TO-DAY.
The Endeavorers will have to get up
early this morning if they 10 be in at
the start of things. From sis TO o'clock,
at the Meridian-street Church, 5. D. Cor
don, of Cleveland, will demonstrate what
he calls "A Quiet Hour" At $50 o'clock
the doors will be closed so that no in
truders shall contradict the title OF the
service Mr. Bilhorn will lead ten-min-
ute song service and then committees will
be appointed. At $3.50 the state officers and
department leaders will take charge under
the direction of the president, Charles S.
Medbury. of Angola The subjects of the
talks are productions of characteristic
Christian EndeavOr vicacity: Here and
There" c. ]. Buchanan. indianapolis: I'm
and Out, Frank Boyd, Rockville; Up
and Down." J. Q. Rose. Angola; Far and
Near" Mrs. c. J. Buchanan, Indianapolis
Big and Little Mrs. NJ l.. Hageman.
Muncie; Between Mrs. L. +. Sellers
Terre Haute; backward and Forward
Anna Louise Minish. indianapolis. The
Rev. j. w kapp VIII speak on The Con-
Clusion of the Whole Matter"
AT noon bands of the EndeavOrers Will
try their hands at practical evangelization
They Will sing and pray for the workmen
in various factories. The parties viii or
ganize at the Meridian-street Church and
will go to the factories of the L. y. Lay
cock Company, +. G. Atkins & Co, Lewis
Meier x Co. the Atlas Engine Company
and the Parry Company. Services also
will be held at noon in the Big -Four shops
at BrightwoOd and, for business men. at
Meridian and Georgia streets. Similar
meetings will be held at noon tomorrow.
This afternoon at Ton1liuson Hall the
speakers will be Edward w Clark. OF this
city: j. Webster Bailey. of Fort Wayne;
Frances lie Baron, of Chicago; A. W. Con-
ner. OF Irvington. and Kate Whistler Bel
lamy, of Evansville. This evening. also
at TOmlnsOn Hall. the speakers will be
Curtis McIntire, OF Princeton, y. J.. and
T. Nj. Rains. Of Cincinnati.
Nearly every hour Of the days will be
taken up with some sort OF. speaking or
conference. II the visiting delegates find
time their fellows will tell them how to
get 10 the parks They will be warned
not 10 be lea astray by the seductive music
issuing from Fair Bank or Avonda
Heights. the latter being the new and
more euphonious name for Kissels Gar
den. Those places, the delegates are told.
ARE not public parks. but private gardens.
where intoxicating liquors are usually
bulletin: Let the convention badges serve
the purpose of formal Introduction, other
wise you may miss much of the joy. Chris
tian fellowship and spiritual blessing with