Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-09

Boy Scouts Do Great Work.
Much of the success. in caring for
the incoming delegates, assigning
them to their homes, etc., is no doubt
due to a large band of Boy Scouts,
who, under the direction of Scout
Master Ralph Ensign, met each Of
the incoming trains and assisted in
carrying the baggage to the church,
where the delegates registered, and
afterwards escorted the visitors to
the places at which they were, to pc
entertained. The boys acted like per-
feet gentlemen and did everything in
their pOyer to make the delegates feel
entirely at home.
Trains Garry Special Cars.
Train No. Z owe the Northern Pa
|cific and the 500 Line train from
the north each carried a special car
for the accommodation of the dele.
gates, a favor which was greatly ap-
preciated by the ~Endeavorers. The
railroad companies left nothing un-
done to make the travellers comfort
able,
No Hitch in Arrangements. Fl.
The delegates and speakers with
one accord unite in praising the local
Endeavorers for the efficient manner
in which they laid the preliminary
plans for the convention. President
Robert Dutton, together with Fred
J. Grady, chairman Of the convention
committee have worked untiringly
to make the convention, as far as the
local people we're concerned, an I'M
qualified success. They were espe-
cially fortunate in the corps of able
assistants, including Kitchel Aliens
worth, who with Miss Ethel Barnes
and Miss Laura keenan,, had charge
Of the registration and assignment of
delegates. Mrs. z. c. Wright had
charge of the church decorations,
which are said to be the most ef-
fective seen here in a long time. 9th
er members Of the convention com.
mittee assisted greatly in making the
success of the convention possible.
Karl Lehman This Morning.
The big feature of this mornings
program, and, in fact, perhaps the
greatest feature of the convention,
will be the address at 9:45 by Karl
Lehman of Boston, associate presi-
dent of the United society. Aside
from DR.. Francis E. Clark, the found
er Of the Endeavor movement, Karl
Lehman is perhaps the biggest man
in lEndeavor circles today. He is a
powerful speaker and his address this
morning is being eagerly anticipated.
Other features of the program will
be the School of Methods, under the
direction of Rev. D. Rottmann, and a
Historical Sketch of the Christian En-
deavor in North Dakota, by Rev. C.
R. Phillips.
Banquet Tonight.
Tonight at 1880, in the dining room
OF the Grand Pacific hotel, the visit
ing delegates will be the guests of
the local Endeavorers at a big ban
quet. to be known as the 200 Field
Secretary Club banquet. Judge A. A.
Truce will act as POSTMASTER and
among the speakers will be Governor
l.. B. Hanna, Rev. H. H. Rottmann,
H. F. Slater of Fargo, Rev. J. O. Bus
well of Minneapolis, Rev. S. A. Mar
tin of Winnipeg and Taylor o.
Thompson of this city,.
A.! Young People Invited. r
All young people interested in
young peoples work are invited 20 at
tend the banquet tonight, and partic.
ularly all Bismarck Endeavorers.
Plates will be so cents.
Big Auto Trip Today.
11s,r1 w. Al~
Wright, the delegates are to be enter
tanned on an automobile sightseeing
trip at 5 O'Clock this afternoon. Au-