The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1904-11-05

O~.os 10 the large attendance today 'hs
sessions ~rrr held s8 A.am4i Hail. except the
PRAYER meeting ios sae Jaaiors aai Jaalot
workers. ah.sh Wa- hrlA a Ibe I thatch
and led Is L. A Harris, y Bai'imore.
The meeting lH Alamul Hal 81 sI5 ~ss
af..-u.d a5sh a devotional -erstrr led hs "
= Norris president ef ia- BALTIMORE cnaniy
ansan. Rev. r. A Abbott. ct BALTIMORE, Dr.
G,rgrd - address, 90 sae Importance ot Jaulaf
wurs.
-BAlumurr. 1895. Sas presented by W.
- AtWu0i, chsitmaH I'd the committee uu the
international convention 90 Dr. held lu mat
r,l, 10 iaJ, next. he irlailei lhg pr-pam
icons ao~ being made five ,hs. convention.
H., said that d, sIii b- necessary io rHlse
$4,000 90 s2O. 90 20 meet the expense, 'ncl.
dent go the convention
Rry C. r. b. Ward. sho ha, breu ear.
pluy-I a. Erld secretary by the Mary land
Calon Delivered shar address. Attcg Ar
Ward. iaik. Dr.. Frances h. Clark. president
OF the Worlds Christian E0draynr Union,
aho had arrived By morning. tram, VAS ga.
lruducrd a., theme vas She sanity OF
CHRISTIAN Eudeayog. bgg before taxing % pp
be spoke az some length an1ul .r BALTIMORE
convention. 90 the iouiC winch was The
special subject Of his address b. sand The sanity
ot Christian Eud-aylr appealed 10 the minds
of the urople. There j. .3mething u It Tor
everyone Ia city and couUtry, The tact that
10 les than - years It has glrd.ei tb" world
aud II established Iu every Christian country
shows this. ltS purposes are Go bring young
people 10 Christ. TO increase mutual acqualni-
guges aud make them more useful Ia she ser
vice Of God. Christian Endeayor gives lis
members the opportunity OF expressing their
religious lite. loyalty to the church - one
% is prominent characteristics. and for all
these reasons the sanity Of Christian Endsayor
is uhquesiloued.
The afternoon session was opened with "a
song service, led by K 4. Harris, Of Balu-
more. aud a conference OF Junior Workers
The remainder Of the session was devoted %
IA new feature of the union state conventions
the Christian Eudeavor Institute, which was
divided into three general topics. the first OF
which Was County and District Unions; Pur-
poses and Problems. The second topic was
The Local Societies; Problems and Proha.
btities' The third general topic. led by
William Shaw. secretary ofthe Worlds Union,
was "Our Three Departments OF Work.
The session closed with an address by Rev. /.
c. AlcnisoH, d. D.. on The Forward Call
At the evening" session addresses we're de
1 liyered by William Shaw on christian I'm
! deayor Dimensions and DR.. Clark on Pour
( Christian Endeavor Lessons From the AMI
podes.
DR.. Clark aud Mr.. shaw were gwen pan
! quet at the banqueting hall in the Flremen 5
| Building by the executive committee OF the
union tins evening.
/ Officers, superintendent and directors OF
I the union for the ensuing year were elected at
/ the evenings session as follows;
/ President, Frederick Ohrenschail, Balti
more; vice presidents, George X. Mather.
! Westminster; Eugene Pennington ,Centreylle;
! Dr. John 5. Green, Cuttings; secretary, Alfred
! s. Day. Jr, Baltimore; recording secretary,
| Miss Flora Z. StNout. Baltimorei treasurer,
| NJ. +. Reddick, Baltimore; junior Superln-
/ teudent, Mrs. Antonnette Suter. Baltimore;
| missionary superintendent, Mrs, W. W. Shaw,
/ GovAnstown; temperance superintendent, =.
/ d. Carhart. Northeast press superlntendeni'
| Henry Gilhgan, Baltimore; correspondence
! Superintendent, W NJ Robinson, Baltimore;
1 superintendent of fresh air work, Henry n.
/ Hanna, Belair; superintendent quiet hour.
| Mrs. L. NJ Baughman, Unioutown; directors,
Richard A. Harris, Rev. o. G. White, Bali.
more; Rev. Conrad Clever. D. D., Hagers
town; Revs. George W. Miller, D. D., Carl
! W. Scoval, Baltimore, w. S. Phillips, Girls
! field; j. A. Holenbaugh, Messrs. w, c. Perk-