The Washington herald., 1907-09-29

Bert r. Amos. Of Trinity Church, and to
be the successor Of the late Gen. Cecil
Clay.
The Joy of Sacrifice was the subject
OF an address by Most Rev. Enos Nuttall
at the meeting for prayer at Continental
Han at 10 o'clock, and at the conclusion
of the service. Hubert Carleton, general
secretary of the Brotherhood of St An
drew conducted the opening of the ques-
ti0n box. A series of resolutions looking
TO more active prosecution OF the work
Of the Brotherhood of ST. Andrew was
presented to the meeting and adopted.
Report Is Adopted.
The report and recommendations of the
international council We're also adopted.
BY unanimous consent, the international
committee was given permission to in
crease its membership as the occasion
might require
The nominations for members Of the
national committee, as made by a special
nomination committee. We're ratified by
the convention, and the following seven
delegates were added to the list printed
in yesterdays Washington Herald:
George p Ballachey. St Paurs. Buf-
falo. y. Y; George II. Bachelor, Grace,
Memphis. Tenn. Edwin Belknap, St
PauTs, New Orleans La; ". B Dent,
St PauTs Washington. D. c.: f. A.
FUsch, Christ Church, Nashville Tenn,
A a. Mckenzie. St Johns. St. Paul
Mimi. J. II. Radtke. st. Johns. Milwau-
kee, Wis.
A meeting in the interest Of the for
ward movement concluded the morning
session. and as Il ended cards of sub
scviption for furtheriug the work during
the next year We're passed among the
brotherhood and literally signed.
Junior Conference Held.
The first meeting yesterday afternoon
was devoted to a general conference for
juniors. What "a boy can do" was the
first subject discussed. The speaker was
Bert Alley, ST. Sim0n's Junior Chapter,
Toronto, Canada. He said that the whole
world was watching the boy with the
brotherhood button, and that each wearer
bore the honor of the brotherhood. He
said that the influence Of the brotherhood
boy must be good or the brotherhood
was worthless. and that there should be
no sign of mcanncss in either the class
room, the Office, or on the athletic field.
Marvin Kent Curtis, ST. Sim0n's Ju-
nior Chapter. Chicago. next took up the
thread of the discourse on what a boy
can do for himself He reminded the
/ Juniors that the boy will become q man.
and that as boy forms his character. SO
the man viii be- He said that the
easiest way for a man 10 be a Christian
was to follow the precepts of the
brotherhood, and that it is the duty of
every Junior 20 help some other man.
Lays Down Rules.
To do this work, he said. the following
rules could be followed 20 advantage.
Earnest prayer. honest endeavor,
strength. insight into character. and no
vulgarity.
Frank Hubert, Ascension Chapter. Buff
faIo, and Donald c. Stuart Syracuse. y.
Y. Trinity Junior Chapter, also discussed
the boy.
At the general conference which fol-
lowed Rev Floyd ". Tomkins. d. D.,
rector of Holy Trinity Church. PhHadel-
phia. spoke on The Conservation of the
Body" while Very Rev Dean Hodges
dean Of the Episcopal Theological Semi
nary, at Cambridge, Mass. delivered an
address on THE Conservation OF the
Mind"
The conference for seniors on junior
work followed. 1t was conducted by w
A Haberstro. field secretary Of the
/ Brotherhood Of ST. Andrew.