Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-04
ASSIGNMENTS FOR PULPITs
Names of Visiting Preachers who
Will BE Heard In Tri-City
Churches.

The committee on pulpit supply Of the
Christian Church convention has made its
appointments to all pulpits that have been
onered them. number of the churches of
the city have made no report as yet, but il
Is expected that they will do so in due
time. The chairman of the committee, Rev.
w. T. Hilton, would be glad to hear at an
early date from all churches that nave not
responded, and il there are any that he has
overlooked in making the offer Of pulpit
supply he would be very glad to have them
notify him. The list of churches that have
responded is printed below with the names
of the men who are to occupy the several
pulpits.
First MISUNDERSTANDING Burris A.
jenkins, Lexington. KY; evening, R. A.
omer, Camp Point, Ill.
Hanscom Park Methodist Episcopal
Morning, J. II. o. Smith, Valparaiso, Ind. (;
evening, C. c. Rowlison. Keneon, o.
st. Johns African Methodist Episcopal
Morning, C. C. Smith, Cincinnati, o.; even
ing, William Alphin, Dallas, Tex.
st. Mary's Avenue Congregational-Morn-
ing, B. B. Tyler, Denver. Colo. evening,
Charles M, Sharpe, Kansas City. Kan.
Plymouth OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES C. S.
Brooks, Jacksonville, Mo-; evening, G. B.
Van Arsdsle, Peoria. I'll.
Kountze Notwithstanding, JOhn L.
Brandt. st, Louis. Mo.
Emmanuel Baptist-Morning, L. f. Sell
ers, Terre Haute, Ind; evening, Stephen
J. Corey, Rochester, N. Y.
Calvary Baptist-Morning, James Small,
Bedford, Ind; evening. J. c. Mason, Pales-
inc, Tex.
Cherry Hill OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, f.
a. Orr, Redwood Falls, MINI.
First Baptist-Morning, George A. Miller.
C%ovington, Ky; evening, J. NJ. Philputt,
Buffalo, N. Y.
People's-Morning, David Shields, salinA,
Kan; evening, F. M. finder, Carlisle, Ky.
Westminster Presbyterian-Morning, C..
A. Young. Chicago; evening. C. II. winders,
Columbia, Mo.
First United fredericksburg, r.
H.. Crossheld, greensboro, KY; evening, to
be appointed.
First OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES T.. l..
Willett, Chicago; evening, II. o. Breeder.
Des Moines.
First Baptist, South omsha-Morning, p.
J. Rice, South Bend, Ind; evening. C. II.
P~lattenburg, Cleveland, o.
Lowe avenue MISUNDERSTANDING. A.
NJ. HOFFMAN. Logansport, Ind; evening,
beu r. hllls HidtlsDufs, MO.
Trinity Methodist Episcopal-Morning, F.
o. Farnon, sedalla, NO.; evening, James
Small, Bedford, Ind.
Second Presbyterian-Morning Charles A.
Finch, Topeka, Kan; evening, Y. II. Keller,
Carrollton. Mo.
Hillside OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Elmer
Ward Cole, Falls City, Neb.; evening, Grant
X. Lewis, Long Beach, Cal.
Saratoga OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES z. e.
Mallory, Topeka. Kan.
First United observation-disclosures, 7. A.
Abbott. Kansas City. Mo-; evening, T., II.
capp, Plattsburg. Mo.
Knox Presbyterian-MoTning Jay z.
Lynn, Springfield, ILL.,; evening, Walter
Mansell, Salem, o.
Walnut Hill Methodist EpiseopaI-Morn-
ing: l. Z. Brown, Frankfort, Ind; even
ing, William J. Lockhart, Fort Collins, Colo.
First Presbyterian, South omaha-Morn-
ing. W.. J. Lahmon, Columbia, Mo. evening.
Howard 7. Cree, ST. Louis, Mo.
Dundee Presbyterian-Morning. Fred NJ.
Gordon. Pittsburg, Pa; evening. o. F. Nc
Hargue. BOzeman. Mont
South Omaha Methodist Episcopal-Morn-