The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-01
Westminster church has been assigned
to the women and the boys and girls
will assemble at the First Baptist and
Wesley Methoflist churches.
1000 working Girls.

1000 Working Girls.
The meeting Of working girls was re-
quested by the girls themselves. Two
thousand is named as the minimum at
tendance by the workers, who are max
ing the plans for the service. Pend
ing the consummatior of the arrange
ments no meeting place has been select
ed, for this voluntary expression of the
wide extent of the religious wave.
Friday was the day set as prayer day.
Then the whole city is invited to attend
an all-day prayer meeting to be held at
Plymouth church. The service will be-
gin at 9 am, and continue thruout the
day, the rev1valists taking turns in con
will be included in the anifestation,
DR.. Percy G. Weber, who is conducting
the coordinate Episcopal services hav,
ing volunteered to take part in the
meeting. Thousands are expected to
attend the services during the day.
Evangelist William Asher, who is con-
Quoting the saloon meetin gs had the
tors of saloons he had visited and re-
ported that the meetings were produc-
ing excellent results by drawing men
who heard him in the saloons to the
meetings in the churchse Tonight he
is assigned to Mccormick saloon on
Fifth street. -
The only change made today in the
districts was the assignment of Mime
haha Methodist church to the first dis
trict, the meeting place of which is Ply
mouth church. 90.
Done in the Districts.
The brief reports of the evangelists
by districts were, in substance, as fol
lows:
First-Average attendance; every in
dication of increasing depth Of spirit
two requested special prayer.
Second Increase in both attendance
and spirit; not beginning personal work
as yet, but sees excellent results.
Third-Inc1 in both attendance
| and choir; encouraging depth of spirit
'Fourth-Slight decrease in attend
ance, but visible deepening Of spirit
| tender aftermeeting.
Fifth-Work Of singers and persona
workers showing excellent results; goo,
attendance and fine spirit.
Sixth-Good meetings; no test, bu
evidence of growing spirit; district no
yet well organized. =
Seventh =. Perceptible increase il
| depth Of spirit; fifty remained for spe
cial prayers for loved ones and them
selves.
Eighth-The unusual proceeding o
calling upon a person converted wa
taken when the report for this distric
was called. The convert testified tina
excellent results were coming Of tn
meetings. citing himself as an example
Ninth-Forty remained for prayer;
several decisions; increase in spirit.
Tenth-Pastors in prayer, prior t
meetings, lend much aid to evangelist
slight decrease in attendance, but il
crease in spirit.
Eleventh-Best meeting; evangelis
reports first real victory in the CONVEX
sion Of a husband last night whose wifi
gave q decision Monday night.
Twelfth Increasing attendance an
| deepening interest; 100 sign pledg
cards and nearly entire assembly waite
Thhirteenth-slight decrease in a
| tendance, but increase in spirit and pc
centage remaining for special p1aye
Fourteenth--A difficult district; Ion
siege, but evangelist satisfied Of goo
results.
Fifteenth-Increase in depth of spiri
] tho slightly diminished attendance.
The singers reported by districts an
each told of decided improvement
: the choirs. One reported diminishme1
Of numbers and corresponding increas
in quality of work.