In the railroad section of the convention today, paraded through downtown streets. Later, it was addressed by Warren S. Stone, errand chief of the Brotherhood of Local Engineers; C. J. Hicks, for twenty years senior international railroad secretary; Dr. John Munn, of the International Railroad Committee, and John F. Moore, now international senior railroad secretary. At the afternoon meeting, Bishop William F. McDowell, D.D., of Chicago, and Dr. G. Sherwood Eddy spoke. The evening service was devoted to reports from members stationed in Latin America and the Orient.

New points of centralized capital and organized labor will be presented before the industrial section of the convention tomorrow afternoon, when John L. Rockefeller, Jr., and Warren S. Stone speak on "Spiritual Forces Creating and Solving Modern Industrial Problems."

Mr. Rockefeller is scheduled also for an address tomorrow afternoon on "Every Christian Man at Work for His Fellowmen; How Shall This Be Accomplished?" Another speaker will be Franklin T. Roosevelt, Assistant Secretary of the Navy, to the army and navy section, on the "Enlarged Navy."

PRESBYTERIANS OF NATION IN SESSION THIS WEEK
Southern General Assembly Meets at Orlando, Fla., and Northern Assembly at Atlantic City.
ORLANDO, FLA., May 14.?Woman's position in the church, regulation of entertainments given to raise funds, the question of community with the Northern Church, and closer cooperation with negroes.  Presbyteries are important matters facing commissioners at the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States, which opens here on Thursday, and will continue six days. This will be the fifty-sixth general assembly, to which 300 commissioners, representing about 335,000 communicants have been delegated. At the second session of the opening day a moderator will be elected. 