The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29
+: Eminent British Church
U man Makes Clever Hits
in His Address.
HE USES SLAM @ G.
VERY N AIVEL'Y
Influence Of a Good Man Over
His e elbows the Theme Of p-
peal for. Clean and Honest
Life Speaker Com
plill1ents Presii-
dent. ,3ss..4. s6

831SVAsHINGTpN,SD .. q. September 22s.
IT ho ddrcss 0 the Bishop Of London.
at great gathering a ssContinental,
Hall, Hal, and the election Of members OF
the International council3:of the or
tganlzation,#@wer the features OF to-
days sessions OF the etwcnty-seyenti,i
annual convention OF the Br otherhood
OF ST. Andrew. The delegates were re a
scciYed n by President Roo oseyelt at tho
White House this afternoon The Pres 4
sident also ntertained at llnc heon the
Bishop of London. Slas Me Bee and
Chaplain ~ And erson, OF the bishops
suite and u Secretary Of the Interior
Garfield and 4 Assistant ntaAttorney-Gen-Ss y
5eralB Cooley were also guests.
The ad dress OF the hisho p was mainly.
illumoro rs. The influence OF a good
man over%h his fellows was the d theme
of his informal remarks. and lie 4 said
that the force of unconscious influence
fscious5 effort. In fact, he said he a =
ways '-rnade g. sad mess q it, q when
$lle went on deliberately gs to influence
any one. He had many times been
invited to the United States to Ead dress
the Bro thcr food. and }at Z one time had
been offered Ell 90 and 8all expenses to
come. ss That t on cr, lie said, gave HIN, a
great idea OF Sthe solvency fg the Bro
8therhood. .S He said # he was IN great
I fear during his tai Of pressing the
[ button that uld release one 3 OF the
L three addresses he had arranged e to
id oliver rfto-morrow.II & He ss the EprInct-
pal speaker at the great open Y air fsmeet-
ing to- MORO w.
bishop Uses Sian x. E.$5 S5l sa
In A Ills tai K the bishop used mo dern
slang 4 phrases 81 which K he admitted Il he
had picked A up on this 81 deis 81 the Eat.
lantic. IT l1at + your IN fiuence shall ! be
|unqu lone q .ss$ h ga ID. ou$n OF only
must ShaHet,l hing up your Isl leeYc,@shut
obs fous ly4st b ere must be 8 thing Ut
i,yonr5sSs ~ leevc.Sg There lust be nos sug-
5gest ipns OF cheat ing or jock keying, iii, {
Emo nnderhandks X ethods." 81 He referred
EStoS$ an incident connecte ed With Il q 81 gifi
lEof$a book to Bishop ssatterlee onS tlle
IFocca sion OF Y his recent visit to Lon.
don. ADDRESSING the Bishop of Wash.
Ifington. q the Bishop Of 80 London II said
I5s,'Shall u lnscribe this to V II cnry q
Wa shing on: " Vhereupon. according t
| the speaker the Bishop OF Washingt tor
freplied: BY no means. My people will
think II am putting on frills.ii:''5s@$sS8l S8l
]s 81 H G declared that the world d over2th
\ peopl e. You want To- reach Will + no
stand for a person having too goot
| an pinion& OF II himself 70 X have
I good influenc e. over other people yo,
must tS be absolutely straight: sais
1Ethe4 bishop. And ri ght5 here let M
II say hat that seems Il q be- the leading
IScharacteristic$} OF 30 ur 4 splendid spresi
Ident.$ Since arriving syeste erday4 ] B ha y
1 had three o four hours of Il the mos
delightful conversation ! / ever llat
! with a my 3 ne in my life. ii
Meet at Oxford Next.
announcement was made 4 hat, tn,
i mex t5, meeting of the otherhood sSi i
4 England would be held July I'd to- 6tt
liinclusive, 8 OS, Ia t Oxford u university.E
4 During the afternoon mem bers of TIL
A {lEvAriousS councils were chosen nd spe
Ecial meetings held by the Bro otherhoo
a In the United States and the Bro ther
3I.hood In Canad q. r he d elegates late
jSvisited the White House and were re
i |7ceived By sidentS Rooseve1t.
I |884SB shop Satterlee. $of the Dioce Sc %
Washing on. Il this evening gave q d II
/ nerI Il i honor or 3 the Lord " Bishop g
a $London g, wll o9Si 81 q 4 house n guest. IN
|: cluded In the Dime r8party were nun,
b ber8ofE the noted Rprelates rom abroa
i and this country who are here gat
8Etendances upon The convent tion%o tn
Il $[Brotherhood. a rec eption folloWed II
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