Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-21
THE BIG CONVENTION
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR GATHER
ING AT BALTIMORE.

AS the time approaches for the interna-
tional Christian Endeavor convention. July
5-10 next, in Baltimore. enthusiasm among
Endeavorers throughout this country and
Canada increases, and there are indications
that the attendance from all sections will
be enormous.
This city is preparing to send several
thousand young people to the Monumental
city. Washington will also help to en-
terrain the thousands of delegates to the
convention. Arrangements are being
made for big mass meeting at the CAPT.
tai July 8. The Baltimore and Ohio and
Pennsylvania railroads will run special
excursions for this occasion
The following are some OF the speakers
already engaged for the convention:
Rev. Francis E. Clark, LID, president
of the Worlds Christian Endeayor Union;
Gov. Warfield Of Maryland; Mayor II
Hills, DID,. Brooklyn, N. Y; Rev. Floyd
w. Tompkins, DID,, Philadelphia, Pa;
President Henry Churchill King, ID,
Oberlin College; Rev. John Pollock. Bel
England; Rev. r. A. Hume, ID, India;
Rev. Gerald Willoughby, South Africa;
Rev. ]. D. Lamont Cork, Ireland; Rev. Ca
rey Bonner. London, England; Rev. Wash
Prof. Herbert l.. Willett, Chicago; Rev.
Wayland Hoyt, DID, Philadelphia; MI.
Fred Smith, Y. NJ. c. A. evangelist; Charles
J. B9naparte; General secretary NaI. Won ps og.
Mr.. G. B. Graft, Boston; Mr.. William
Shaw, Boston, Bishop Alexander Walters.
D.D, Jersey City; Bishop b. W. Ar
Teunis S, Hamiin, DID. washington;
Rev. F. D. Power, DID,, Washing
ton; Mr.. Don o. Shelton. New York
city; Rev. Howard B. Grose, New York
city; Rev. w. T. McElveen, Phi D., Boston;
Mr.. Harry Wade Hicks, Boston; Rev. Oliver
Huckel, Baltimore; Mr.. w. o. Atwood, Bal
timore; Rev. George F. Kenngott, Lowell,
Mass; Mr.. Henry Grant, New York city;
Prof. C. S. Beardslee, Hartford Theological
dent Auburn Theological Seminary; Mrs
Tsilka, Bulgaria; Rev. j. T. Stone, D. D.,
Baltimore; Rev. George ]. Burns. D. D.,
Philadelphia; Ri. Rev. Samuel Fallows, D.
D.. Chicago; Rev. Mark Allison Matthews,
d. D., Seattle, Wash; Rev. James L. HILL
D. D., Salem, Mass; Commissioner Macfar-
land, Washington; Rev. David James Bur
rell, l.. D., New York city; Samuel B.
Newton, Mass; Rev. C. H. Hubbell, Column
bus, Ohio; Miss Kate H. Haus, St. Louis.
Mo-; Rev. c. F. Yoder, Ashland, Ohio;
George A. Chace, Fall River, Mass; Presi-
dent c. l. Brown, Findley, Ohio; Rev. w. J.
Darby, d. D., Evansville. Ind; Mr.. R. II.
Wagner, Kansas City, Mo-; Mr.. Harry II.
Myers, Hillsdale, Mich; Prof. Ebert Rus
sell. Richmond, Ind; Rev. c. IL: Butler,
Washington; Rev. N. B. Grubb, Philadel-
phia; Rev. James H. Straughn. Lynchburg,
Va; Rev. William H. Vogler, D. D., Easton,
Pa; Rev. Samuel McNaugher, Cambridge,
Mass; Rev. Rufus w. Miller, D. D., Phia-
delpha; Rev. E. HUMPHREYS, D. D., Fall
River, Mass; Rev. II. F. Shupe. Dayton,
Ohio; Rev. U. F. Swengel, Lewisburg, Pa;
Archdeacon ]. B. Richardson. D. c. L., On
ia rio.
The other speakers who have been in
vited and have the matter under consfdera-
ton are President w. H. P. Faunce of
Brown University; DR.. John Balcom Shaw
of Chicago, President John Finley of New
York, Rev. Charles Steltzle, Chicago, mis-
to workingmen; E. E. Clark,
Cedar Rapids, Ia; President Mary E.
Wooley, Mt. Holyoke College; Rev J. VIII
bur Chapman, D. D.. Chicago; Rev. Warren
G. Partridge, D. D., Pittsburg, Pa; Rev.
A. Woodruff Halsey. D. D., Presbyterian
board of foreign missions; Evan Roberts of
Wales, Miss E. Stafford Miller, Australia;
Rev. Anna Shaw, William Phillips Hall,
New York; William Jennings Bryan.
Albert J. Beveridge; z. T. Sweeney, 1ndi-
ana; Mr.. c. c. Michener, New York city;
Rev. c. H. Tyndall, Mt. Vernon, N. Y;
Henry w. Wilbur, editor Philanthropist.