The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-10-02

ing yesterday. These contributions
will be used to advance the work OF
the evangelistic committee. The re-
port of this committee and Of the
church extension committee were
read.
Representatives Of the Indiana An
ti-Saloon League who have beer en-
deayoring to have the Indiana Year
Ily Meeting assist them il their work
have failed as at the session Yesterday
morning the members Of the commit
tee adopted resolutions showing. that
while they were III sympathy with
the movement and desired the death
of the saloon traffic they considered
that the league was too much of a
political organization and did not
care to have the nam of the meeting
associated with it. The matter was
brought about through the proposition
to name two members of the meeting
to serve with the Saloon League. Two
names were prosposed but in the dis
cussion which followed it was quite
evident that the entire meeting did
not desire to have any one connected
with the league. A rising vote was
taken and the clerk declared the pro
position lost.
An answer to the telegram of SYM
pathy which the meeting sent to DIR.
Richard II. Thompsonsa few days ago
was received and read yesterday. DIR.
Thompson is quite i'll in the east and
his wife answered the telegram. In
her answer she showed the tender re-
gard that the doctor had for the
meeting and while i'll he still thought
Of the members and Of their work.
Last night was Young Peoples
night at the Yearly Meeting. The
Christian Endeavor Of the Friends
church held its annual meeting and
the young people We're there in full
force. The reports of both the Chris
tan Endeavor and the Junior Chris
tan Endeavor were read they show
ed that the work of organizing En-
fcdtoES III all luC IHbltllCS 10 oClliS
pushed rapidly. The Christian En-
deavor has decided that two-thirds OF
the money that is raised this year
shall go to the support of George
lowering, a missionary in Mexico and
the other third to the support of Ray
mond Holding, in Cuba, Miss Mary J.
A. Ballard, superintendent OF the
missionary department of the En-
deavor read her report. She showed
that a number of the Endeavors were
contributing large sums to the sup
port of the missionary work, but that
others were falling down and were
not doing what they had promised. In
the election of officers a new office
was created, that of Field Secretary
The field secretary shall have charge
of all the field work of the Endeavol
and of the Mission Board and shall
work III connection with the board
and the executive committee OF the
Christian E%ndeavor. A salary ane
travelling expenses will be paid to the
secretary. Daisy Barr will be the
first field secretary.
The officers elected for the ensuing
year by the Christian Endeavor are
President, Fred E. Smith; secretary
and treasurer, Ruth Thompson; fiele
!, secretary, Daisy Barr; junior super
intendent, Laura Parker; missionary
superintendent, Mary j. A. Ballard
: executive officers, Fred Smith. Der
tina Thompson, Laura Parker, Rober'
Kelly, Mary Ballard, Enos Harvey
and Oscar Moon.
The Knightstown Male Quartettt
sang a number of songs and the,
were all appreciated by the large au
dience. Two addresses were made
last night. Allen Jay talked on th'
"Relation Of the Young People t'
the Church, and Professor Elber
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