The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-04

Christ sitting Tho Itrolhled waters. and
The convention adjourned shortly after
tho conclusion OF the address. A line solo
~ ossd aTadon Watkins as nuel
Ing committee composed Of McbsIIs. 4.
MI Smith. OF Richtnond; Lyttlet2n Hang
burger, OF l1ninpdcn-Sldney College; w.
Of Clifton clifton Forge ind 8. Y. Arms ttonE.
OF Washington and Lee University. Ben
,rdlction was pronounced by Lr. Woell-
Reception Follows.
after the i, cony sa,a Il SEES
lecture room, Of the church. Thls fnnc.
mans Executive Committee: assisted by
tho Mems Reception Committee II was
q genuine \. n, e. AZ Jam. The lecture
and the utmost good feeling ana socla,-
billy prevailed. y@4 ~. i5 4i
Several brief speeches wore made Or;
y. r. Mathews preslded, and introduced e.
convention church: Or; Cecil spoke brief;
" but happily. and made the audience feel
n high good humor by assuring RIM the Inc, con
tably handsome gatherings Of young me
ever seen hero Tho old men snickered
and the young men appljau d, ara tae
s preti work q tho NJ. q. x. which
organization he declared to be one OF
ths q the ase and asf hsies
3tliV asking. He referred to the. local u
NJ G. Al. said Mr.. Mckee was the great,
est secretary. In tho country, and advised
and Invited the delegates to visit tho local
association and have a look at things.
coined tho delegates on behalf Of the
capacity as to express Ills high approximation
Of The value Of the work being done by
tho Y. NJ c. "A a government Is what
its people make II, and good people will
have good governn1 ent. An evil GOV
eminent results less from the activity and
energy Of bad men than from tho. ind lt-
ference and inertia, OF good men Chnrch
ana st hdd h %orh n a xGn1
Grafton. i3.s Il,
I think they should love each other
s ,nelo .hs to nnu
Els gBxcellency went on to commend inc
" NJ. G. a. for It's work Of fostering and
protectingt in deeds the. Christian prime
I all that Is good and pure and noble IN
life and In government; He concluded
with words Of warm welcome and an In
4 to VISIT the Executive Mansion at a recep-s
ton TO DO held this afternoon by him
and Mrs Monta quo. J5ir
The c1ncudlng speech o was wo r 9y
spondcd to the welcome addresses. Dr;
Landlord spoke most felicitously. and he
received the hearty and frequent ap-
plausc Of the audience. sis& {$ M
Sessions To-day.
/ To-day the convention will hold three
sessions. The programme Will DC as Oh
lows: =, II
drs PIEv Rsaise an ssr reser
Of Prayer DR.. Wool fkin. lt -a
Il Organization:
rlss4vs nhs Need n II aa As
perintendent Of education. Chicago, lll.'
1i:l5-Discussion Organization for Re-
Afternoon: $50 Praise and testimony.
3:45--Tle Necessity Of Com pr s q, I've
a Progressive .and Workable Policy.
Dewitt Crane, Newport News I,
4:o-Personal word from presidents. T.
NJ. Terry. f. L.. Croker.
Night: S :O0-Praise service. ,ls. H
sSo--Brief addresses; fifteen minutes
limit to each department..
Army Work-M. G. Baily and enlisted
County Work-:r. s. Vance. 49,.
Street Railway Work-yY. J. Tubbs
Navy 1Vork-o. D. Heisscnbutt e'l and and
railroad Work--c. S. Ward.
The Governors reception WI 6e from ron,
8 to7:3O p. NJ. at1the Executive Mansion
in the Capitol Square,
Among Those Present.
Among the delegates who make up the
membership Of the convention are the
following:
Biueiiel h w. va.-Rev. P. G. Clarke,
Dr.. C. x. Johnson ". A. Paxton, ]. ".
S@nsen V speden G9 f. + Payne 4 T.
81 1Hi :. McAister Rev S. T. Thompson, p.
?; Kirkner z, 4 Y * g Gregg !, g1gs;nh
Chrstiansburg Archer a. Phlegar.
Clifton F'orge.-C. a. IIayslett. =. g.
Faulkner. Harry E. Helm and wife g.
crewe.-James Hack =. w; Wheary. 2.
w. Payne. NJ. T. Bethel E.,o: Jones' Jones,
H. B. Harvey. John. n. Parker. Clyde
h nert q. Y. Roblnetto and wife, a &.
sutton Allie Short. Clyde TAYLOR. !, Steele e,
Front i, { Royai.-c "a Kidd, S.. Z. Fox.
F,redericksburg.-Fra X. Tyler.
Farmville Adams, 81! e. i, s Stuart
ID. Il. ia mar, a. Y. Russell, Fred stuart
"A. b. Howard and wife. w. N
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ami i, DIXON, William
Gowsra Ts1 Horsn Harry ad Il D9m nrr
John Weymouth. T.. n. Hose. Charles
L. AZ Leiby. NJ c.. Ransone
a I.ynchburg-J. Calvin Moss.
Newport NewsTRo IT, R hS e Jr ny W
Jr., 6. Il. Patch. Wade TT. Hobbs. T.. G.
Phillips, r. B. Eberley ~. Il. M NJ : M
crump. NJ. s.. Allison, T.; a. AicMurran,
r. "A. Davis, G. T.. G; Keller. @, p D. est,
w. u. Cottrell and daughter. y. Nv. Ay-
ler Jr, A. NJ. Hamilton. Malcolm Mex
sen w. r. tN1cMurran, Percy Hamilton.
@, IT, Lehman. ~. R. Lynch w, =. Live
soy, Dewitt Crane and wife. T. Malcolm
Bigger
Hawks. Raymond D. Pearce. J. p, Atkins.
Fl, e. Dorm, f. M.aWilder, w. r. Haight.
i, M. Kelly. Willie ], Cooper. w, s.
Cox D. Porter Ge,orgee :. r. Z. Tra =. ,.a G.
s. B. Witt. ". It. Mcneil.
Roanoke.-H. JACKSON Davis Henry D. D.
teller, !. p. b, Allen. William M. Gray
bill Rey. ". g. Campbell; J III lizard l, y.
nor Phillips, w. IT,. Phillips and wife.
Washington, p, Gil, L. Pierce. Percy
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