The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-04
HEADING FOR ST. PAUL
FIVE HUNDRED LUTHERANS
EXPECTED HERE NEXT WEEK
Fifth Annual Convention of the Luth-
er League of America Will Bring
Many Distinguished Divnes-Pro-
8, gramme of Proceedings Announced
Grand Rally at the Auditorium.

Five hundred delegates, represent
ing all the divisions Of the Luther
League of America, will be in attend
ance at the fifth annual convention,
which begins it's session in this city
next Tuesday.
The convention will continue three
days. sessions being held at the Me-
mortal Lutheran church, West Sixth
street, and First Swedish church,
Woodward avenue and John street.
The first session will be held Tues
day evening at the First Swedish
church. Gov. Van SAINT will deliver
an address of welcome, as will also
Rev. L. A. Johnson, pastor of the
church, and President Nels Jensen, of
the Luther league, of the Twin Cities.
w. G. Stoever, president of the
Luther League Of America, will de-
liver the response. There will be a
reception after the meeting.
On Wednesday morning there will
be reports from the president, secre-
tary and treasurer, and an address by
Rev. j. E. Whitaker, of Lancaster, Pa,
on Working and Prayer Must Be
Joined"
On Wednesday afternoon Rev. j. A.
Writ, Of Des Moines, will speak on
Praying and Working" There will
be reports from the executive, publ
cation and literature committees, and
MISS JOS6pulI1C NhdGuel, OI Kansas
City, will speak on Power of Prayer"
On Wednesday evening meetings
will be held in several Twin City
churches. The st. Paul meetings will
be as follows:
Meetings in St. Paul.
Tt st. Matthews church, Dale and
Sherburne speakers, Rev. f. l.. Sig
mund, of Carthage, Ill, and Rev. H.
b. Richards. Philadelphia.
Memorial English church; speakers,
Rev. s. S. Albert, Philadelphia, and
Rev. Gustav Andreen, Rock Island, III.
At Emanuel Norwegian church,
Fourteenth and Canada streets;
speakers, Rev. w. K. Frick, Milwau-
kee, and Rev. i. S. Runyon, New York
city.
ON Thursday morning Rev. J. w.
Smith, of Mount Vernon, N. Y, will
speak on Prayer Without Work."
Work Without Prayer"
On Thursday afternoon addresses
will be delivered on the general topic
of work of the Luther League" Rev.
M. D. Bieber, of Binghamton n. Y,
and Rev. Gustave Stearns, of Milwau-
kee, will speak.
On Thursday evening there will be
a grand rally meeting at the Audi
forum. Music will be furnished by
the Luther League chorus, under the
direction of Peter Johnson. Frank A.
Hartranft, of Philadelphia, will deliv-
er an address on "The Luther League;
What 1t Is" and Rev. c. A. Swensson,
of Lindsburg, Kansas, will speak on
"The Luther League and Our Institu-
tions." Rev. J. H. Harpster, of Gun
tur- Rajahmundry, India, will speak
on "The Luther League and Missions"
Officers of the Association.
The officers Of the association are:
William G: Stoever, president, 727 Wal
nut street, Philadelphia, Pa
G. G. sGrauer, assistant general secre-
tary, 1872 Ellicott street Buffalo, N Y.
John F. Dinkey, treasurer, Fourteenth
avenue B, Wick park, Rochester, N. Y
Rev. G. K. Hunton, statistical secre-
tary, 440 South Eighteenth street. CollSn-
bus, Ohio
Rev. Charles L. Fry literary secretary,
1920 North Seventh street, Philadelphia
Pa.
Rev. George H. schnur, assistant liter-
airy secretary; 269 South Paint street,
Chillicothe, Ohio.
Rev A. J. d. Haupt, Of st. Paul. Is
president and Herbert Anderson, of Min
neapolis, secretary of the state league.
The local committee consists Of
Rev. A. J. ID. Haunt. chairman, and