The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-07
spIFNDID ADDRESSES BY NATIONAL
SpFAKERS AT THE SESSIONS
[,eatonaIists Holding the Attention Of the
lesy People to Exclusion Of Nearly Ev-
lrv Other Question Of the Day. Full
Synopsis Of the Program for
the Various Sessions

'tion, that might vie with the toast
master elegantorium" Channcey
Depew, Rev. F. 7. Bayley presented
one of the principal speakers of the
evening-Charles II. Richards, ma
tional secretary OF the Church Build
ing society.
He spoke of church building and
the great increase in few years
from 2.0G0 to 5000 structures. He
also spoke of social conditions and
the three great problems that con-
front this nation, namely: race
prejudice, lawlessness and labor and
capital. The greatest of these to
overcome would be the race question.
as between black and white. and he
believed that even this would be
solved in ultimate brotherhood by
that lingering and ever expanding
spirit OF love. which was planted
upon the shores of the new found
world in the early days of the May
flower.
Last, but far from least. on the
evening program, was Pres. Henry
Churchill King of Oberlin college.
who is to deliver series of six lee
lures during the conclaye. He is an
impressive speaker and a deep think
er. He reachs down into your soul.
drags out your conscience, places it
before your eyes and 1t must needs
be cleansed before it will flt in it's
old environments. He would have
you follow Christ-not necessarily
orthodox Christ, II you wish-but.
at least, Christ as man. One might
gather from his philosophy that sci
ence and the higher knowledge YER
i'y modern God; continuation Of
this life. and that the teachings of
the man Jesus were sublime.
Another exceptional feature of the
evening program was the rendition
by the boys choir. Their surpliced
simplicity and childish voices lent
great influence to the loftiness o' the
occasion and their instructor should
be complmented Tor his efforts.
The mems session opened this
morning with business meeting.
At least 100 delegates were present.
as predicted. Five-minute talks by
Rev 8. C. Dickinson of Eaton. Rev.
G. w. Belsey OF Fruita. Rev. A. w.
Moore OF Colorado Springs, and Rev.
A. f. Holt of Pueblo were most inter-
esting: also a short discourse by II.
II. Barnett. publisher OF the state Of
fetal organ. which he promises to
double in size in the near future.
The principal address was given
by President King of Oberlin. with
an exposition of the fraternal friend
ship of man to man and man to God.
They are inseparable, and the abb
sence OF one precludes the other. The
great endeavor should be to bring
unity and simplicity into life by
better acquaintance with God and
adhesion to the great commandment
of love.
He referred to Christian Science,
and believed that the philosophy con-
tanned many good things, but the
danger was in its selfishness. and the
fact that II placed too great burden
upon God.
Following ia the program for to-
l.aymen's Day. Thursday. Oct. y.
Morning.
9:0O.-Third business session
Election OF officers and committees
for 190S-9 Report of committee on
resolutions.
9:3O.-Christ's Call for Men, Rev.
Joel Harper, Plymouth church. Den
yer.
9:5O.-Bible Study for Men. Rev
John c. Carmen, secretary OF the
Colorado Sunday School association
10:OO.-Devotional hour. Condl-
tions OF Deepening Friendship with
God, President Henry Churchill King
OF Oberin college.
1l:0O.-Men and the Kingdom,
Brotherhoods at Work, twelve-mln-
ute addresses with questions and dis
cussion.
(a) The Christian Man. CUT
zen. MIR. II. T.. Adams, Fort Collins
tb) The Christian Man, an evan
pelist, Mr.. Allison Stocker, Denver.
tc) Equipped for Service, froi.
Edward S. Parsons. vice president OF
Colorado college.
(d) Questions and Discussion
led by Mr., w. y. Sweet, Denver
Afternoon.
:O0.--Fourth business session or
necessary.
2:O0.--Thc Obligation OF Ao'lity'
President William I. Slocum OF COZ
orado college.
2:30.-Thc Present Call to Chrls-
tlan Men to BE Loyal Witnesses TOR
Christ. Rev, Howard Arnew John.
ston. First Presbyterian church. COL
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