Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-06-23

African Methodist Episcopal Bishop
W. j. Gaines, ID. D., chairman, Atlanta.
Ga. African Methodist Episcopal Zion
Bishop c. c. Petty, d. d. chairman,
New Berne, n. c. Baptist--Rev. c. A.
Barbour, chairman, Rochester, n. Y.
Canadian Presbyterian Rev. w. B.
Reid, chairman, Montreal. Christian
Rev. Prentice A. Canada, chairman,
Albany, n. Y. Church of God-Chair-
man not yet selected. Congregational
Rev. w. L. Barton, d. D., chairman,
Boston, Mass. Cumberland Presbyteri-
an-Rev. T. Ashburn, chairman, Evans
vile, Ind. Disciples Of Christ-Rev
Lloyd Darsie, chairman, Buffalo, n. Y
Free Baptist-Mr f. p. Metcalf, chair
man, Providence, R, l. Frionds-Chair-
man not yet selected. German Societies
Chairman not yet selected. Lutheran
Rev. d. F. Garland, chairman, Balti
more, Nd Methodist Professionally
Paul M. Strayer, chairman, Baltimore,
Md. Methodist Episcopal, Methodist
Episcopal South Methodist OF Canada
-(Joint Rally. Chairman not yet
selected. Mennonite-Rev. n. B. Grub,
chairman, Philadelphia. Moravian-
"Rev. William H. Vogler, chairman, In
dianapolis, Ind. Presbyterian-Rev ].
troit, Mich Protestant Episcopal
in Canada and United States-Rev.
Canon j. B. Richardson, chairman,
London, Ont Reformed Church in
America-Rev. w. B. Ackert chair
man, Hoboken, n. j. Reformed
Church in the United States-Chair-
man not yet selected. Reformed Epis-
copal-Chairman not yet selected. Re-
formed Presbyterian-Rev 7. Holmes
Walker, chairman, Baltimore, Md.
Southern Presbyterian-Mr. W. r.
Gentry, chairman, Columbia. Mo.
United Brethren-Rev. ]. P. Miller, d.
d., chairman, Harrisburg, Pa. United
angical-Chairman not yet selected.
United Presbyterian-"Rev J. r.
Logue, chairman, Washington, Iowa.
Welsh Rally-%Rev. John w. Jones,
chairman, Highlandtown, Md.
Thursday Night, July 9.
President Clark, PoStmaster-Ge
W. L. Wilson and Hon. John Wana-
maker will be the presiding officers in
the three tents. The general topic for
these meetings, and also meetings in
Central Hall and five churches, will be
Christian citizenship. Mr.. Frank Z.
Page, Of Chicago, will preside in
Central Hall; Prof w. w. Andrews, of
New Brunswick, in Calvary Baptist
Church; Mr.. Rolla " Watt, of San
Francisco, in the First Congregational
Church; Rev. L. r. Ollie, d. D., San
Francisco. in the Foundry Methodist
Episcopal Church; Rev. William Pat
terson, Toronto in the First Presby-
terrain Church; and Rev. Wayland Hoyt,
D. d., Philadelphia, in the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church. Speak
ers for these meetings SO far engaged
are:
Rev. r. S. Macarthur, D. D., New
York city President VIM F. Slocum,
Jr., Colorado Springs, Col Mr. Booker
T. Washington, Tuskegee, Ala. Rev
p. S. Henson, d. D., Chicago, Ill. Rev.
Alexander Alison, d. D., New York
city. Rev. M. F. Troxell, Springfield, Ill
Rev. William RAIDER, San Francisco,
Cal. Bishop Alexander Walters, d. D.,
Jersey City, N. j. Rev. j. w. Fifield,
Chicago. H. Bishop Abram Grant, D.
D., Atlanta, Ga. Rev. H. *. Carroll, d.
D., New York city. Rev. f.
E. E. Hamilton, Newtonville,
Mass. Rev. Joseph Brown Morgan,
Chester Eng. Rev. j. T. McCrory, DID,,
Pittsburg, Pa. Hon. S. e. Nicholson.
Kokomo, Ind. Rev. Richard Richard,
Bristol, Eng. Rev. l. E. Roberts, Man
chester, Eng.
Christian Endeavor stands for total
abstinence, and is against the saloon
and liquor traffic. The following speak
ers will speak upon those phases of
Christian citizenship:
Hon. Neal Dow, Portland, Me. Rev.
Henry H. Russell Columbus, o., Rev.
C. II. Mead, New York City. "Mr.
Thomas Murphy, New York city. Hon.
H. l.. Castle, Pittsburg, Pa. Miss Jessie
A. Alderman, Chicago, I'll. Mrs. Ruth
Baker Boston, Mass. Rev. j. w. Ham
ilton. d. d.. Cincinnati, o. Mr.. w. l..
Board, Wherefore. o. *Rev. d. F.
McGill, d. D., Allegheny, Pa.
Friday Morning, July TO-
Saved TO Serve" will be the general