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6 THE HEP OLQUi) CHIEF, EIUMY, ,llTXEL(. J8JKJ. Ii n CHKISTIA3 KXDKAYOJt FIFTEENTH INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION AT WASHINGTON. I'roTlnlomil rriicniin rurnlnliril In Ail nnti lijr lliti Clniirr.il Sorrclnry of Iho Sot lrtyA Cull lo Clirlnlluii lltrry w litre ., T OIIN WIIIIh H.icr, Koncral seoictarj of tin ChrlKtlan Kndeavor Society, tends out tlie fol lowing ofllfl.il pro gram of tliu Fif teenth interim- , tlonnl Christian Endeavor Convon- tldti lit Washlng- ton, .Inly S-13: It Is with plc.if.uro your intention Is railed to the provisional program of the Fifteenth International Christian Kn denvor Convention, to lie. held In Wash ington, 1). C, .Inly 8-i:i. The practical character of the toplca to he discussed, the elo(uent spoakois, and the throng of delegatus who will he pre Rent, prom loo to make this the git ntest convention of Christian workers ever convened In America. Ih your society planning to he repiesenlcd? Why not send your piiBtor and his wife? Why not spend your vacation In this way? Remember, every Kiidcuvotor who can attend will he gladly welcomed. The spiritual up lift, and deep, abiding enthusiasm that will result from tms meeting will more than repay you for the expense of going, Pray for the Convntloti, that the Holy Spirit may he poured out upon Iho multitude gutheied there, and that a spirit of loyalty and devotion to Christ and the church may he awak ened in the hearts of all the young people throughout the wot Id. VVVctnrncl.iy Mulit. .Inly K. "Deepening the Kplrltu.il Life," is the topic for the opening meetings In twenty of the churches of Washington. Thus at the very beginning it Is hoped to set the standard for 'he entire Con vention. Carefully has the entire pro gram been constructed, hut to no part of It has more thought or time been given than to these Wednesday night meeting. In each church will be two speakers, each speaking thirty minutes. Among those who have already prom ised to make these addi eases are the following: Rev. Smith Ilakcr. I). II., lloston, Hev. J. T. McCrory. I). I)., l'lilsburg, Hev. J. W. Flleld, Chicago, I'rof. Amos It. Wells, Huston, Hev. L. A. Hanks, I). 1)., Hrooklyn, Itev. Kerr II. Tupper, I). I)., Philadelphia, Hev. J. i:. Pounds, I). I)., Indianapolis, Hev. Cortland Myers, Hrooklyn, Hev. W. II. Robinson, I). I)., Chicago. Hev. J. L. Campbell. 1). 1)., New York, Hev. C. A. Harbour, Roches ter. N. Y.. Hev. C. L. Work. 1). I)., Cin cinnati, Hev. W. (5. Fonncll, Merlden, Conn., Hev. J. II. Morgan. Chohter, Knglnnd, Hev. W. J. Ilarsba, I). IX, New York, Hev. W. F. Wilson, Toronto. Can., Hev. Henry C. MoCook,, I). I)., Philadel phia, Mr. W. II. Strong, Detroit, Hev. P. T. Stanford, I). D.. Boston, Hev. Will iam Under, San Frnneisco, Hev. W. II, Derrick, I). I)., New York City. Hev. J. W. Hamilton. I). I)., Cincinnati, Hev. F. v. Tompkins, Providence, Hev. .1. Clement French, I). I)., Newark, N. J., Hev. Leander S. Keyser, Springfield, ()., Hev. H. M. Wharton, I). 1).. Haltlmore. Hev. Rev. J. L. Wlthrow. I). D Chicago, J. II. Garrison, I). D St Louis, L. It. Dyott, New.uk. N. J.. Hev. Hev. F. E. 12. Hamilton, Newton ville, Mass., Hev. James A. Worden. 1). D Phlladel- phln, The Ht. Hev. Maurice S. Baldwin, D. D.. Lord Bishop, London, Out., Hev. D. N. Beach, Minneapolis, Hev. Arnold Strenll, Manchester, Knglnnd. At the conclusion of the addresses In each ono of the twenty churches a "quiet hour" will be introduced. It Is expected that we shall Helen to the "still, email voice" calling for a deeper spirit of consecration, and that we shall close the opening meetings of the Con vention on Wednesday, -is well as the closing services on the Monday follow ing, with a season of spiritual com munion with God that will stir in our hearts a new-born desire for service. These seasons of quiet will be led by Mr. C. N. Hunt. Minneapolis Mr. Halph 0111am, Boston, Hev. A. D. Thaeler. Winston, N. C Mr. W. II. McClain, St REV. FRANCIS CLARK, D. D. President Christian Rndeavor. Louis, Mr Chns. B. Holdrege, Chicago. Hev W. F McCnuley, Toledo, ()., Rev. Ford C Ottinan, Newnrk. N. J., Rev. I. M Fitzgerald, Knoxville. Tenn., Rev. O. W. Stewnrt. Macklinw. 111., Rev. Chas. Roads. Philadelphia, Rev. T. G. kangdale. Clark, S. D Hev. Chas. A. Oliver. York, Penn . Mr. William T. Kills, Bvston. Hev. C. W. Palmor, Lanesboro. Mans . Rev. I J. T. Hoot, Hal tlmore, Mr. George B. Graff. Boston, Rov. Joseph B. Turner. Dover, Del., Mr. Harry A. Ktnports, N. Y. City, Mr. Arthur W. Kelly. lloston. Mr. Irn D. Sankey will bo picsent and asstet lu making the meetings seasons T. - of spiritual power. Tho following named pastors of Washington churches will preside over theso twenty-three opening meetings: Hev. S. II. Greene, D. I).. Rov. Hownrd Wilbur KnnlH, Rev. lsiac W. Canter. IX IX, Hev. Frederick I). Power, 1). D Rev. Joseph T. Kelly. Rov. Charles A. Stalely, ix D., Rev. Tennis S. Ilnmlin, IX D., Rev. J. G. Butler, D. IX, Rev. Geo. N. Luccock, D. D., Rev. W. R. Strlcklen, Hev. Theron Ontwater, Hev. Walter H. Ilreioktt, 1). D., Hev. R. II. McKIm, I). I).. Rev. A. W. Pltzor, I). I) , Hev. Thomas Chalmers Kaston, D. I)., Hev Win C. Alexander, D.D., Hev. J. Rusell Verhrycke, Rev. W. S. Ham mond. D. I).. Hev. R. A. Fisher, D. D., Hev. Stephen M. Newman, 1). I)., Hev. Olivr A. Blown, 1). I)., Hev. I). W. Sl.ll lingir, Hev John Allan Johnson. In addition to the twenty meetings outlined above we are glad to present as another part of the program for Wednesday thiee Illustrated stcrooptl con lectin es. Rev. George K. Lovejoy, of Stoneham, Mush., will pit lure Ar menia and Its needs; Hev. Frank S. Dohlns, Philadelphia, will give his lec ture, "The Celestial Kmplre and the Land of the Rising Sun," and the third Illustrated h lire will bo given by Hev. Frederick J. Stanley. Kxciirslon man agers, please take good notice In ad vance that, should any of jour dele gates be prevented from enjoying these opening sessions on Wednesday night, on account of the exclusion's not nrrlv. Ing In time for "unpacking and wash ing up," you will very likely llnd your life In Washington "a gilnd." Be on time! Try to at rive Wednesday morn ing, for, reinenibor, the Washington Kndeavoiers want to enjoy thevo open lug meetings, and many of them will not If you are detained, for they desire to see you wnimly received at the iiill road stations and steamboat landings, and safely escoited to your "Mopplng places." 'Ilinroil.iv Mornlnc, .Inly I), Promptly at ten o'clock Piesldent Clink will olllelally" call the conven tion to order lu Tent Washington, JOHN W. HAKH. General Secretary, which will be known as elllclal head quarters throughout the convention. Upon the platform of Tent Washington will be the desk of President Clark. Secietary liner, chairman of tho con vention's "business" committee, and to whom maters of business, resolutions, etc., may be lefeired. will make his headquaiters at Tent Washington, and will he round at his desk, upon the platform, dining the sc.wloiih of the convention. We tOiull first be greeted by the thiee large choiis, eieh of not less than one thousand voices. The tlrst familiar face and llgure to direct join attention and afterwards your ni'iglng will be Mr. Percy S. Foster, who for thiee years has led our conentlon t (ionises. ' The other two leadens of the large choirs are Mr. Peter Bllhorn ind Mr. K. O. Kxcell. These two consccinted singers inlse their batons for the llrst time at an International Christian Kndeavor Convention. And right heie let me say that more than ever will the music be made an Important part of every session throughout the entire conven tion. Mr. Charles S. Clark, the chair man of the music committee, has many plans which will meet your hearty ap' provul. lu addition to evangelistic songs by Mr. Sankey. Mr. K. 0. Kxcell, Mr. Bllhorn, Mr. Fosior, and Mr. Lamb, the committee will Introduce soloists fioin Washington a' different times during tho convention. The Park sisters are expected, and :uso clnted with them as cornetlsts will he Mr and Mrs. Robert K. Burleigh. Con coid. N. II.; Mr. Alonzo Youngs. Wash ington. D. C; and William Alonzo Kx cell. Chicago, 111. You will be welcomed 'n Tent Wash ington by Mr. H. . Smith, the chairman of the "Committee of '.;" lu Tent Wllllftnu by Rev. S. II. Greene, n. I)., pastor of Calvary Btptlst Church and in Tun Kndeavor by tho chairman of the Board of Commissioners of the District of Columbia, Hon. John W Ross. Mr Giles Kellogg, president of the California I'liion. will respond In Tcjit Washington; Bishop Alexander Walters. D. !)., of Jersey City. In Tent Kndeavor; and Rev. Canon .7. B. Rich ardson, of London, Out., In Tent Wll llston. in addition to the i-.crcetary's mutual upon, which will bo given in the three, tents. President Clark's an niral address will be presented In each meeting. The piesiding olliceis In the tents to assist President Clnik at tho opening sessions will he Rev. H. n. Grose and Rev. T, S. Hamlin, 1). D, ThtiMiliiy Afternoon, .Inly it. The denominational rallies will ho hel'J on Jhursday afternoon in the churchc3 of Washington. Tho chair men aieall representative men In their denominations, and they will hnvo the heartiest support of every Christian Kudcavorer, African Methodist Kpl.'CPp.il Bishop W.J Galms, l). I)., ehalniun, Atlanta. Ga. Aft lean Methodist Kplscopal Zlon - Bishop C. C. Petty. I). IX, chairman. Now Berne, N. C. Baptist -Rev. C. A. Barbour, chairman, Rochester, N. Y. Canadian Presbyterian-- Hev. W. B. Held, chairman, Montreal. Christian - Rov. Prentice A. Canada, chairman, Albany, N. Y. Church of Ood-Chalr-nun not yet selected. Congregational - -Rev. W. K. Barton. I). I)., chairman. Boston, Mass. Cumin rand Presbyteri an' Hev. T. Ashburn, chairman, Evans ville, Ind. Disciples of Chi 1st Rev. Loyd D.usle, chnlrtnan, Buffalo, N. Y. Free Baptist Mr. K, P. Metcalf, chair man, Providence, R, I. Friends Chair man not jet selected. German Societies Chairman not jet sole. ,c.l. Lutheran Rev. D. F. Gaiiand. chairman, Balti more, Md. Methodist Protestnnt-Mr. Paul M. Strajer, chairman, Baltimore, Md. Methodist Kplscopal, Methodist Kplscopal South, Methodist of Canada (Joint Rally). Chalrnrui not yet selected. Mennonlte- Hev. N. B. Grnbh, chnliman, Philadelphia. Moravian Rev. William 11. Vogler. chairman, In dianapolis, Ind. Presbyterian-Hev. J. M. Patteison, I). I)., ehaliinan, De troit, Mich. Protestant Kplscopal in Canada and United States Hev. Canon J. B. Richardson, chairman, London, Out. Reformed Cimrch lu Ameilca-Rov. W. 11. Ackert, chair man. Hoboken, N. J. Reformed Church in the United States Clinlr irn not yet selcted. Reformed Kpls copal Chali man not yet sHccted. Re formed Piosbyteiiun Hev. T. Holmes Walker, chairman, Baltimore, Md. Southern Presbyteilnn- Mr. W. H. Gentry, ehaliinan, Columbia, Mo. United Bietluen -Hev. J. P. Miller. I). D., chnliman, llariishurg, Pa. United Kvanglcnl Chairman not yet selected. United Presbyterian Rev. J. H. Logue, ehaliinan, Washington, Iowa. Welsh Rally- Rev. John W. Jones, chairman, Illghlandtowu, Md. TliurnitMy Nleht, .Inly II. Piesldent Clark, Postinaster-C.eneriil W. L. Wilson and Hon. John Wana maker will be the piesiding olllcers In the thiee tents. Tho general topic for these meetings, and also meetings In Central Hall and live churches, will bo Christ Ian citizenship. Mr. Fiank K. Page, of Chicago, will preside In Central Hall; Prof. W. W. Andrews, of New Brunswick. In Calvary Baptist Church; Mr. Holla V. Watt, or San Francisco, In the First Congregational Church; Hev. K. R. Dllle, 1). D.. San Francisco, In the Foundry Methodist Kplscopal Church; Rev. William Pat teison, Toronto, In the First Presby terian Church; and Rev. Wayland Hoyt, D. 1)., Philadelphia, lu the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church. Speak eis for these meetings so tar engaged are: Rev. R. S. MacArthur. D. I)., New York city. President Win. F. Slocum, Jr., Colorado Springs, Col. Mr. Booker T. Washington. Tuskegee, Ala. Rev. P. S. Helicon. D. I)., Chicago. III. Rev. Alexander Alison. I). P.. New York city. Rev. M. F. Troxell. Spiingfield.IH. Rov. William Rader. San Francisco, C.il. Bishop Alexander Walters. D. D Jersey City, N. J. Hev. J. W. Filield, Chicago, III. Bishop Allium Grant, 1). D.. Atlnuta, Ga. Rev. II. K. C arroll, D. I)., New York city. Hev. F. K. K. Hamilton, Nowton ville, Mass. Rev. Joseph Brown Morgan. Chester. Kng. Rev. J. T. McCrory.D.D., Pittsburg, Pa. Hon. S. 15. Nicholson, Kokoino, Ind. Hev. Richard Richard, Bristol, Kng. Hev. I. 15. Roberts, Man chester, Kng. Christian Kndeavor stinds for total abstinence, and Is against the saloon and liquor tratllc. The following speak ers will speak upon those phases of Christian citizenship: Hon. Nral Dow. Portland. Me. Rov. Henry II, Russell, Columbus, O., Rov. C. H. Mead. New Yotk City. "Mr. Thomas Murphy, New York city. Hon. II. L. Castle. Pittsburg. Pa. Miss Jesslo A. Ackeim.in, Chicago, HI. Mrs. Ruth Baker, Boston, Mass. Hev. J. W. Ham ilton, D. I)., Cincinnati, O. Mi. W. L. Board. Wilbcrforce, O. Rov. D. F. McGlll. D. I).. Allegheny, IM. I'rliluy Mftriitni;, .Inly 10. "Saved to Serve" will be the general .J? .5.4 : -feS ST. JOHN'S Known In Washington as topic for the entito day. K'ich year tho Chrlblla't Kndeavor societies are bo coming more and more an evangelistic force, and our conventions aro there fore, under God's guidance, great ener gising dynamos. Tho meetings will be held In the three tents. Tho speakers who havo accepted Invitations to make addresses for Friday morning are; Rev. John Nell, Torontei, Ont. Rov. 5 iNI . ; i Jkr -i' i II. S. Williams, D. D . M'mphlB, Tenn. Rev. Thcodoie L. Cujier, D. I).. Brook lyn, N. Y. Rov. J. Wilbur Chapman, I). I)., Phllndephla. Rev. C. L. Work, Cincinnati, 0. Rov. W. F. Wilson. Toronto, Ont. Rov. II. M. Wharton, D. D Baltimore, Mil. President B. L. Whitman. D. D., Washington, D. C. Hev. Cortlnnd Myers, Brooklyn, N. Y. In tho Calvary Baptist Church from fi.ISO until noon will be held u platform intetlng devoted entirely to methods of work for the Juiilots. There will be brief practical papots upon the various branches of work for the boys and girls, to be followed with Informal dis cussions and open parliaments. I'rlility Afternoon. .Inly 10. Note-books will be in demand thioiighout tho convention, Lnt never more so than upon Filthy afternoon. Christian Kndeavor stands tor service, and through the work assigned the various committees It s'rlvcs to be of the best possible service to the churches and communities. "The school of methods," nnd committee conference, will bo held In churches, ind nothing else is planned to Interfere with their success. Committee Con Terences. y.aO-5.30, p. in. Prajer Meeting Mr. II. II. Grntthouse, Dallas, Tex., elialrmnn. Social Commltttee Mr. Ben Soper. Oshktish, Wis., Chnlrmnn Committee Chairman not yet selected. Sunday School Committee Mr. S. L, Dixon, Springfield, M-iss., chairman. Temperance Committee Mr. George W. Coleman, Boston, Mush., chairman. Christian Citizenship Committee Mr. Kdwln D. Wheelock, Chicago, 111., chairman. "Brotherhood" Committee - Rev. it. W. Miller. Heading. Pa., chairman. Missionary Committee Chairman not yet select'vl. Olllcers' Conference 2..10-4.00 p. m. Corresponding Secretaries Mr. J. M. Lucas, Des Moines. Iowa, chairman. Junior Superintendents Miss Cordelia Jamison, Holtzhoovor, P.i.. chairman. Missionary Superintendents (State, Local Union, and Dlstrlct)-Hev. Willis S. Illuman, Columbia, P.i., chairman. Local Union Olllcers -Mr. William L. Turner, Jr.. Philadelphia, Pa., chair man. District Secretaries-Miss Martha 15. Race, Jacksonville, Fin., chairman. State Olllcers Judge L. J. Klrkpalrick, Kokoino, Intl., chairman. Advance Kndeavor Lines- S.liO-ii.i'O p. in. Mothers' and Parents' Societies -Mrs. J. F. Grlllln, Topoka, Kan. In termediate and Senior Societies Chair man not yet selected. Floating Soci eties Miss A. P.Joncs, Falmouth, Macs. Work for Llfe-savom and Life-stations Rev. J. Lester Weils. Jersey City. N. J. Travelers' Union of Christian Kn deavor 'Mr. C. W. Sununerlleld, Phila delphia, Pa. I'rltl.ir -Mclit. .Inly to. That the citizens of Washington may have an opportunity to hear some of the convention speakers. Tent Wash ington, upon Friday night, will bo re served for them. President Clark will preside, and Hev. J. L.Withrow, 1). I).. Chicago, will speak; his topic is "Meet ness for the Master's Use." Hev. Dr. Wayland Hoyt's address Is entitled "Christian Kndeavor an Evangelistic Force." There aro eight Inrge meetings planned for Kndeavorers. In Tent Willlston Mr. Ira I). Sankey will pre side. There will be two nddresses, one "Christian Kndeavor and Missions." Hev. J. K. Pounds. IX IX, Indianapolis. Ind.; the other "The Two Crusades," Rov. A. C. Crews, Toionto, Ont. The speakers In Tent Kndeavor will be Bishop B. W. Arnott, I). I).. Wilber rorce, O., nnd Rev. J. Wilbur Chapman D. D., Philadelphia. Tho other six meetings are planned with particularly practlcil topics or especial Interest to Kndeavorers. Central Hall Plot. James Lewis Howe, Lexington, Va., Piesiding. Ad dress, "Individual Responsibility tor Soul-Winning," Bishop J. W. Hott. D. I)., Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Open Parlia ment on Kvangellstic Methods, Con ducted by Mr. A. G.Lelllngwell, Apple ton, Wis. Address, "The Sword of the Spirit," Hev. Ford C. Ottiunn, Newark. N. J. Calvaiy Baptist C'aurch. Rev. Halph W. Brokaw. Sprlng.leld. Mats.. Presld- CHURCH. tho "Church of State." Ing. "Frank talks with Our Associate Members." ta) Who Should Do It? Re'.. J. L. Campbell, 1). D Now York city, (b) Whon should It Be Done? Rov Parley K. Kartm.tn, Dayton. 0 Discussion Conducted by Ml. Fied S. Ball, Montgomery, Ala. Address, "In dividual Responsibility for Soul-Win-nlng," Rov. Hufus W. Ilufford, D. U Reading, Pa. First Congregational Church. - H'..v. J. M. Lowden. Olneyvllle, R. I . Presid ing. Addtess, "Faithfulness to Duty," Prof. A. L. Reynolds. Adilan. Mich. Open Parliament, "The Pledge," Con ducted by Mr. W. O. Atwood, Balti more, Md. Addiess, "Our Duty to the Sunday Kvenlng Service,'" Rev. John Faville, Appleton, Wis. Foundry M. K. Church. Hev. H. c. Farrar, D. I)., Albany, N. Y., Presid ing. "The Three Elements of the Pledge." (a) Private Devotion, Rev. Geoige W. Miller. D. I).. B.itlmore, Md. (h) Support of Church .-Services, Rev. J. II. Bomberger, Columbiana O. (c) Public Confession, Hev. W. II. York, Ithaca, N. Y. New Yoik Avenue Presbyterian OLD CHRIST'S CHURCH. "Whore Geoige Wushlngton Worshipped. Church. Rev. George H. Stewart, D. D.. Harrlsbiirg, Pa., Presiding. Ad dress, "How May the Society Help the Pastor?" Rov. Aher Anderson, Merlden. Conn. Discussion Conducted by Mr. T. J. Connor, Fuytteville, Ark. Address, "How May tho Pastor Help the Society?" Hev. Scott F. Hershey, Ph. D., Boston, Mass. First Presbyterian Church.- Hev. M. F. Troxell, Spilngtlcld, 111., Presiding. "Our Work." (a) "Duties To Bo Done," Mr. .1. Kdward Knipp. Balti more. Md. (b) "Dangers To Be En countered," Hev. A. F. Richardson, Grafton, W. Va. (e) "Encourage ments To Be Given," 'Rev. S. Ros3 McClements, Ph. D Plttston. Pa. (d) "Hsaults To Be Aimed At," Hev. Matt Hijghes, Minneapolis, Minn. SatnnUy Morning, .Inly II. "North America for Christ" will be the central thought for Saturday, the exercises being held outdoors during the day. At 0 a. m there will be a patriotic open-air pratae service, held at the Washington Monument. At U.30 u mnrch is planned through Pennsyl vania Avenue to tho Capitol, where brief addresses will be made. This Is tho first time anything of the kind has ever been planned, and we believe the Endcavorers will he glad to march up the principal avenue of our nation's capital, to the step of "Onward Christian Soldiers." Suturdiiv Aflrrnnnn, .Inly II. Tilt annual Junior rally will be held nt L'.HO In Tent Washington. The pro gramme is far fiom complete, but the main feature, an exercise by the boys and girls.ls all prepared.and the Wash ington Juniors aro hard at work now upon it. The exercise !s entitled "The JiuiIoib' Love of Country," by Mrs. James L. Hill, Salem, Mass. At 5.30 Saturday afternoon, under the leadership of Mr. Prcy S. Foster, the combined choirs, numbering about four thousand volres. will give a grand patriotic vesper service upon the "White Lot." near tho White House. It is hoped that the chorus will bo as sisted bv the eolebrated Mailne Band. At S o'clock will be the opening time for State and Piovlncl.il receptions in the thirty-three eiiurc'icy used as headquarters.' These gat lie:':. gs are entltely under the illnctton of tho piesldents of State and Territorial unions. Reserve Saturday night! While the Kndeavorers aie euijoying thoir receptions ami mill's, tin three largo tents will be iiod for nuotings for citizens, anil citizens only. In Tent Washington a unique, and we pray a blessed, service hns been planned. It will be for men only. A choir of male voices will lend the sing ing, conducted by Peter P. Bllhorn. There will be a brief Introductory nd tlrers by Evangelist C. N. Hunt, of Min neapolis, after which Rev. J. Wilbur Chapman, D. 1).. will speak. The meeting is entliely under Dr. Chap man's direction. In Tents Willlston nnd Tent Kndeavor the speakers will all be trustees of the United Socletv of Christian Kndeavor. Tho general topic will be. "Christian Knileivor: Its Alms ami Possibilities." We hope these citi zens' meetings will be largely attended. They are an innovation, hut ones that wo believe hnvo come to stay. Tho fol lowing tiustees will speak In Tents Endeavor nnd Willlston : Hev. J. Z. Tyler, D. IX, Cleveland Hon. John Wannmnker, Philadelphia. Rev. II. C. Farrar, D. D , Albany. Rev. C. A. Dickinson, D. D , Beiston. Hev J. T. Brekley. D. D New York city. Rev. D, J.R irrell. D. D..Now York city RtV. N. Boynton. I). IX, Detiolt. Rev M. Rhodes, D. D St. Louis. SumUy Mornlni;, .Inly l','. The reeulnr church services of the morning will be attended; Sunday schools at 9, nnd preaching services at 10.30, A committee, under tho leader ship of Rev. Tennis S. Ilnmlin, D. D Wishhigtcn D. C, will arrange for tho pulpit t.upply of nil tho evangelical churehesof Washington, both morning ami evening, and lu the delegates' pro gramme we hope to give a complete and nceurato list. At Boston last year It wns thought best to close the tents In the alternoon. As the entertainment 'ounnlttco at Washington nsures us that all the dele gates will bo located within the city pioper, and none at u very great dis tance from the tents end central churches, It has been decided to havo meetings on Sunday afternoon, At I5.30 there will be held denomina tional missionary meetings. Tho meet ings will b held for one hour In the same tents anil churches that wro used feir denominational rallies on Thursday. The same chairmen will preside. We believe these meetings will be as profitable as any of the en tire convention, and speakers or recog nized ability and consecration will ho selected. At -LI.", will be held two evangelistic meetings In Tents Washington and Kn deavor. Rev. B. Fay Mills will havo chai ge or one, and the other will bo under direction of Rev. J. Wilbur Chap man.!). 1). At the same hour, In Central Hall, a meeting for Sabbath observance is call ed. Rev. Theodore L. Cujier, D. D., of Biooklyn, N. Y., will preside, and the speakers are Mrs. Henry T. McKwen, New York city; Rov. J. B. Davison, Milwaukee, Wis.; Rev. Alexnnder All son, D. x. New York city; and Rev. Wilbur F. Crafts, Washington, D. C. Momlny .MtirnliiK, .Inly I a. The closing day of tho feast wil. stand for "World-Wide Endeavor." In Tent Endeavor will he held a meet ing In tho interests of the suffering Armenians. It Is hoped Hon. John W. Foster will preside. Tho speakers al ready engaged for this meeting aro Miss Reb"cca Krlkorlan, Ml-s Margaret W. Leitch, Jaffna, Ceylon, nnd Rev. B. Fay Mills. In Tents Willlston and Washington the meetings will bo under the auspices of the World's Christian Endeavor Union. Piesldent Clark will preside In one tent, and Treasurer Shaw In the other. ? In one of these meetings visiting missionaries will be Intro luced, and In the either the Endeavor volunteers for the mission lleldp, home and foreign. Mnmliiy Afternoon, .Inly I a. Monday afternoon, like Sunday nftcr noon, Is left "open," so that tho dele gates may have time to visit the points of Interest without sacrificing any of tho sessions of the convention. MomUy Mclit, .Inly I a. The closing sessions of tho conven tion will be held In tho thrco tents, Cential Hall, nnd the large churches. In each plrue our manning orders will be suggej-ted by a sermon, and that to bo followed by consecration meetings. .s ?' WILLIAM SHAW. Treasurer Christian Endeavor. President Clark. Secretary Baer and Treasurer Shaw will preside In tho tents. All speakers marked with an as terisk have not yet positively accepted. liFiliiri-.l It.illroiid Itnlm. All the railroads will glvo roduccd lates to Washington for tho grent En deavor Convention. Tho fnvorlto routes art as followo: Chicago, Rock Island and Pncltlc Ry.; Wabash, St. Louis and Pacific Ry.; Atchison, To poka nnd Santn Fe Rj; Missouri, Knn sns and Texas Ry.j Chicago, Burlington nnd Qulncy It; Chicago r.nt! North western Ry.; Chicago and Knstern Illi nois Ry.; Wisconsin Central railway; Chicago mid Groat Western railway Michigan Central Ry.; Lako Shoro nnd Michigan Southern Ry., Illinois Central Rj uutl Chesapeake nnd Ohio i ' -w