The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-04
YOUNG men GATHER
FOR A BIG MEETING
Confined From First Pasc.)

LftN4fHA (COntIncu FROM tIubc.J
-esling features OF the evening. II read
IN part az 1oilOws.
There are now - associations, with S,ob6
members; l.l4s are serving on committees;
EXPENSES ltOo5s. ~ mere ar. II bu.lu.nge. val
ueuf at S3tO,UU. Thirteen report ladies au1l-
iarics Nine associations report ~ night edu.
cuuonni classes per week. ana 24p Ice. ures and
entertainments We're given. There We're con-
o so Msss
conducted IL Bible classes. with l,Ie2 dl1erInt
Of sl,siI Eight associa lions had boys WORK
with meetings. Bible classes gymnasium ' M
classes ana social hr ERE
ported by associations III are known 70 nave
united with churches: :,
Street Railway Department. has been gained
There are tweniy-three points einplo ,t,
ants and six physical directors; these, with
State force OF three. would give an employed
number thert are now three vacancies.
p Fifteen young mems Sundays were he!d IN
corrcsponding members are now located in
n.nety-fo four localities; letters are constantly
resstved f nc Young the en
beers of the committee expires at this time. ana
It + to iee sm;
R Il m Mt'i L. g. MIian,s. Richmond +; y
SaWs: W Y'eS'ne %:ear, Norfolk. -
The report thereafter goes on TO refer
IN detail to the several branches OF the
work-buildings and equipment, assocla,
tons in cities and towns. railroad and
street railway work. county work. army
and navy work, college work, foreign
work department and SO on. or the
railroad and street railway work, there
Is the following:
continued activity. and now that all are %eil
housed. the several lines OF effort can pc. pei
,s S"idgs being
more az a social ccntre Tho .mcmbcrsS,nip 's
oyen ana
these departments last year soVV' LOT cuif'''.
oSn !The syirgln,a Passenger and Power Com
5pany made a generous appropriation tor repair.
Ing and furnishing the building which has !, pea
s a15se y hs o he Rchmod
and also appropriated iinera! SUN n chn rrc
s an the so su oeeupan Il he'nh
nailMaE X PEI R6spe eotntrS III ne sou -
= s:oncernlng tho other features Of the
work the report expresses the greatest.
satisfaction. The document closed Win
the following ecomTenda !. p !, !, ~,
be revised. and the committee authorized
to publish same same az recon,rn on a lions
,nn n religious work. together, with. young
mems snda KS and stuaen fnr eons
Pledges pi sh Tor at least one-half Of the whole
amount be asked fer n tbs eo fhs
work movement. and we recommend that
It be continued and extended whenever,
in tho Judgment OF the State Committee,
tho funds for that purpose shall have
been assured
Report Of Treasurer.
The report OF Mr.. Charles *. Willis,
treasurer Of the State Executive Commit.
tee, was read, Il showed total receipt
Of IS, le, and total disburssments. So
sbtscrpS tit Of tie disbursenents ss-
soS.o5 Went for salaries. The report was
Address by Or. Woelfkin,
one OF the most enioyables features g, q
sv eypennSe o Wsi 2e fsH.sya 70
lie Greene Avenue Baptist Church, Of
Brookyn 81 Pr M9 and rs M aapfe.
nance Mas u He st was gwen the most profound
attention OF the audience, and the adj
dress created Erect mp p 81 w hs
In explaining the Christian lire; OF Which
he spoke. the distinguished brooklyn min
lister gave 10 1t a definition d!tterent from
that Commonly. held. The Christian life,
DECLARED TO- 30 not moratY Of sharae
speech, and SO on. These We're manisss-
tations Of the Christian life, which was
something different. It's, said Dr.. Woelf-
Of Christ IN tie man. Tho maintenance
of this Christian life Is. accomplished by
the reading of the Word of God, by
prayer and by the obedience Of faith.
Such was the bare skeleton Of an address
which rang through tho house Ike
clarion call, and gripped and held fast
Tie audience, The speaker elaborated 7up-