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members. The total expenditures for the
year we're 1888, 765.0s
In the report Of the Young Peoples de-
partment It was said:
The Young Peoples department Of the
Christian Woman's Board of Missions has
for you a message Of cheer. We asked for
that, the receipts for the department being
s25 5s2.S So 3 5E az over TEo the d receipts r of last
bands, 2I7 intermediate societies., 2,O6S
Junior societies. A total OF ESQ organiza-
lions; a gain OF i9S during the year.
Young Peoples work.
The report Of the committee on young
peoples work was presented by Mrs. S. II.
Bartlett of Ohio. The report advocated the
advance Of the special method Of work.
ouch as the special object fund, award
ing Of national banner, roll Of honor, grant
Of certificates, support Of orphans, OBJ
gervsnce of anniversary Sunday at Eas-
Ger; that the watchword of the society
for this year be Thirty thousand dollars
and twice thirty thousand members in the
young peoples department." that the
chief building enterprises be a boys or
phanage at Bayamon, Porto Rico, a build
Ing at Monterey, Mexico, and such build
ings in India and Jamaica as may be pos
sible with the money available; that the
spiritual life Of the members be deepened
by special services; that a place be given
on all programs OF the Christian Women's
board for young peoples work; that all
field workers devote especial work to the
organization OF intermediate and young
peoples societies; that all superintendents
shall be members of auxiliary boards; that
auxiliaries may keep close in touch with
the young people; that the Official paper
Aa zAHawaIIHv NoI. NkaN n CaYroA
Of bible study be prepared.
This report was signed by Mrs. Kate
w. Bellamy OF Indiana. Mrs. s. II. Bart
lett, Mrs. Janet Msrferding OF Nebraska,
Mrs. Emma e. Osburn Of Iowa arc Miss
Nanny c, Crozier of Michigan. II was
unanimously adopted after a short discus
sion.
b. d. Tyler Reads Paper.
Following a hymn by the audience and
choir came the presentation of a paper
on Young Peoples Work" by B. B.
Tyler OF Denver, president of the Ameri-
can Sunday School association.
Mr.. Tyler reviewed the work OF tho
society from It's organization in 1874, and
the organization Of the young peoples
branch ten years later, That year, 1884.
there were twenty-eight missionary bands
organized and s147.OS was contributed to
tho WOIhs Lust year the tOlal NUMBER oil
bands was 1850 and the total contribu-
tons $23,352.99. The band is noted for its
systematic, quiet work; its policy being
thought, conference. prayer. then action.
The first special work Of the young people
was the erection of a chapel at Akita,
Japan. Then came houses, chapels, hos
pitfalls and other buildings at Balisupur,
Mahoba. Bina, Doughur and Pendra Road
in India; at Torrington, Oberlin, Kingston,
Kings Gate, High Gate and hurry Hill in
Jamaica. A fund intended for the con-
struction and maintenance of an Industrial
school in amaica has been invested and
the interest is now used to educate native
West Indian negroes at Edwards, Miss, al
a colored college. The orphanage work be.
gan in the year 1859. There was ex-
pended in this last year $40. 6sI. SO, the total
expenditures for this purpose since the first
being 1928, 1861
The speaker then went into a discussion
OF the future prospects Of the work. He
said that Jesus Christ was altruistic in his
thought, practice, speech and life, and thai
the society in order to be successful mus
maintain that altruistic ideal. He prophe.
eied great advances in the work II that IA
done.
street Services.
The street services OF the ministers attend.
ing the convention began yesterday at l2:3'
o'clock and for the ensuing week services
will be held at that hour at different points
IN Omaha, South Omaha and Council Bluffs
Some OF the most prominent ministers IL
the brotherhood have offered their serv.
ices. The following points have beef
selected and the names of the manager
who will provide the speakers each da!
are given:
Sixteenth and Davenport streets, W. B
Clemmer; Sixteenth aud Harvey streets
e. e. Bryd; Sixteenth and Douglas streets
r. A. Schell; Sixteenth street and Capito
avenue, F. L, Petit; Fourteenth and Far
nam streets, L. A. Hussong; Jefferson
square, ". l. Mellinger; Fifteenth an
Douglas streets, W.. b. Hunter; Sixteenth
and Dodge streets, Laurence Wright; Thir
teenth and Douglas street. David Sherd
Coliseum, l. II. Fuller: Twenty-fourth an
Cunning streets. c. Bowers; Council Bluffs
Pearl street, Samuel Gregg; South Omaha
Twenty-fourth and N streets. z. J. Sias.
Ministers who preached yesterday were
+. w. Emerson, D.. A.. Wickizer, Simpso
Ely, !. NJ. McCash. W.. H. Boles. II. shuey
r. A. Nichols and J. II. slenk. other min
listers will be assigned today.
Reunions of College Men.
Features OF the convention are the r.
unions Of college men which are TO tax
place during the coming week. At the con