The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-27
TEMPERANCE WORKERS.
Programme. for the Annual Meeting
in Topeka


Following is programme of the
meeting of the State Temperance union,
which opens in Topeka. Tuesday, Feb
ruary 20:
AFTERNOON SESSION.
200 p. m.-Can to order, by President
PRAYER. Rev. o. A, Palmer. Meta
wa.-a.
Organization OF the convention and
appointment of committees on creden-
tials, resolutions and nominations.
2.30 D. m.-s"Fhe Mission Of the Faith
full Few in Temperance Reform, Rev
c. s. Nusbaum. Ottawa; Rev. ]. a.
Knotter, Neuchatel: Rev. c. P. Con-
molly, H;awatha: Rev. Granville Low
Their. Winfield.
3:15 p. m.-''What Young Peoples So
cieties Can Do for Temperance" Miss
Addie Mains, OsltalOOsa; DR.. G. A.
Crise, Manhattan: E. R. Simon. Topeka,
Rev. Jay c. Everett. Norton
400 p. n.-.'The Educational Value OF
Temperance Work. Rev. J. D. Counter
mine, D. D. Topeka; ex-Supt. Frank
Nelson, Lindsborg; DR.. F. A Cady, Ma
rion. Prof. A. D. Wilcox. Topeka.
4:45 y. m.-Report of committee on
credentials
Announcements and adjournment
EVENING SESSION.
7s45 p. m-AIusic, Ladies' quartette.
Prayer. Rev. D. Y. Donaldson, Hutch
inson.
Presidents address. F. D. Coburn,
Kansas City.
Music. Ladies' quartette.
Freewin Dime to a Dollar collec-
ton.
Address. 1.-THE Child and His Inheri-
lance" Chancellor Frank Strong, State
University. Lawrence.
Music
Announcements and benediction-
WEDNESDAY MORNING SESSION.
900 a. m.=Can to order
Prayer, Rev S. S. Murphy, Baldwin.
Reports of Secretary J. E. Everett
and Treasurer J. B. Larimer.
Reports of field workers: Prof. A. D.
Wilcox, Major Z. 7. Scott
$3.50 a. n.@'The Saloon a DespOiler of
Homes" Rev 0. S. Morrow, superin-
tendent Kansas Children's Home soci-
ETY.. Topeka.
E. A. Fredenhagen, general superin-
tendent Kansas Society for the Friend
less, Topeka.
Discussion.
1920 a. m--''The Cultivation of Pub
lie Sentiment: Needs and Methods, Mrs.
E. P. Hutchinson, Hutchinson: J. W.
Dunn Onaga; Mrs McVean-Adams,
National W. c. T. L. lecturer. Mound
City; Rev Frank Lynch. Wichita
1920 a. m.-"The Canteen Question, I"
Prof w H. Carruth, Lawrence.
Open discussion.
1900 Announcements and ad-
journment-
AFTERNOON SESSION.
1:30 D. m.-Call to order.
Prayer. Rev W. H. Elliot, Newton.
'eThe Church's Present Attitude To-
ward Reform - J. 7. Mcfarland, D. D.,
Topeka; Rev. Eugenia St. John, Sa
lima; Rev H. r Best Winfield; Mrs.
E. T. Scott.
2:20 %. m.-''LocaI Workers and City
Elections" Rev. H H Fowler. Rose
dale: General J. X Hudson, Topeka
Miss MadaIine Southland. Winfield;
! Rev. A. b. Whitmer, Clay Center.
3:l0 o. n.-''The Present Standing of
+ the TEMPERANCE Reform President
I Norman Plass, Topeka; Mrs. Minnie J
/ Grinstead.- Larned; Rev. Walter Scott
/ Priest, Atchison; Major Z. T. Scott.
! $50 D. m="The Supreme Need
Faithful Officers" Rev. Mary Sibbitt
+ Hutchinson: A c. Pierce Junction
I City; Mrs. s. H. Wallace, Kansas City
Rev. Harold B. Wright, Pittsburg.
4:50 o. m.=Reports of committees or
nominations and resolutions
Announcements and adjournment.
EVENING SESSION.
7:45 p. m-Music. Railroad Y. NJ. c
Prayer. Rev. Frank Fox. Kansa.
Music. Railroad Y. NJ c A quar-
Freewin pine to a Dollar collec-
Address. How Americas Good Nam,
| May Be Maintained. Francis E. Clark
Singing. America" audience, led bS
! VIM. NJ Shaver, Topeka.
BepeSiction-