The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-14

third annual international convention
was long ono and all the meetings
were well attended.
IN the Westminster Presbyterian
church Dr. Herbert J. Willett Of the
Chicago university lead in a discussion
on " Methods Of Bible Study
At the First Baptist church the lead.
the New York State Christian En-
dcsyor union, BinghaInpton, \. Y, and
The subjects discussed were: 'How
the President and the Executive Com
mittee Should Keep Things Moving
f'ChriStian Endeavor as the Center for
All the Activities for the Young of the
Church, "'The Value OF q Definite
Pledge or Coveneut.'
Mrs Charles Hutchison Of Toledo,
O., State superintendent OF Junior work,
was the leader at the Pilgrim Congre-
gational church on the subject. What
Is Your Difficulty or Probleml'
In the United Presbyterian church
plans for extending the Christian En-
deavor work were discussed under the
leadership Of William Shaw, general
secretary, Of Boston.
For Universal Language.
Esperanto or what one language
for all the world would mean TO the
cus5ed at the Swedish Baptist church
under the leadership of Professor Amos
r, Wells, editorial secretary Of the
United society and editor of the Chris
tian Endeavor World, Boston.
At Tent Williston. Rev. Nicholas l..
johnson of Batavia, Ill, presided. The
subjects outside of those discussed by
Rev. DR.. Delk, Rev. DR.. Landrith and
Secretary Shaw were ''Our Millions Of
New Neighbors,' Rev. Dir. Howard b.
Grose, author of "Aliens or Ameri-
cans and editorial secretary Of the
American Baptist Home Missionary So
ciety, New York; "Some Contributions
Of Christian Epdeavor 10 Our Country s
Welfare Prison Societies, by Rev. Ed
ward a. Fredeuhagen, Topeka, Kan;
Floating Societies. by George Hie-
California State union, Los Angeles;
"Fresh Air Philanthropies,' contribu-
ted by j, |. Sproul, president Of the
New Jersey union. There was an un-
usually large attendance al the First
Presbyterian church, where President
Z. L. Clark presided. Rev, DR., 4.
Francis, pastor Of the British-AmerIcan
church, St. Petersburg: Russia, spoke on
Training the Civic Conscience. " En-.
forcement of Law WAS the subject OF
an address by Rev. DR.. Hugh *. Wal
ker Of Los Angeles. Professor Amos r,
Wells of Boston spoke on "The Chris
tian Endcavor Patriots League.
Salt Lake Man Speaker
Hon e. Il, Marks of Salt Lake City
spoke on the subject, 'Some CODtribu-
tions to Our CouDtry's Welfare by the
Christian Endeayor." and John \. Ma
kins of San Pedro, Cal, spoke on
FLOATING Societies. - Fresh Ali
Camps and Philanthropies was the
subject Of John r. Clements OF BinG
hampton, \. Y, and "Tbe Laborina
Man and the Church Of the Carpenter
was the subject of speech by Rev
Charles Stelzlc OF New York.
Noon evangelistic services were held
at the Grand opera house, with William
Phillips Hall, president Of the Ameri-
can Bible league, New York, presiding
Rev. James a. Francis. n Baptist evan
gelist Of New York, assisted.
Excursion OF Puget Sound and Lake
Washington to Rainier Beach and about
the city tool; place tins afternoon, and
n ."campfre" was held this evening
at the First Presbyterian church. In
Tent Williston tonight was the second
rendition OF Handel s oratorio, "The
Messiah by 1000 voices for delegates
10 the convention and their friends only.