Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-19

volunteer Movement began. The
question was, who will want to go and
bear the adversIties o. the foreign
field. This inquiry was made. Toe
Students Movement has answered the
question now from all colleges men
and women are waiting TO be sent.
As TO the mems movement, II is
worth while to remember that the
Lords commission was given to men.
The highest compliment ever paid tc
men was when our Lord, after His
resurrection, gave to men the message
of life for the world. The speaker would
not do away with women's and chill.
dren's work. They have done and will
do q great work.
While not modern 10 its origin, yet
it is modern In its practice, is the
prayer movement. he spoke Of prayer
being the basis Of all successful move
ments.
He finally urged the necessity Of
unity Ia the work Of Christian people,
especially In the effect upon the
work in the foreign fields. He ex.
pressed the belief that there was
movement 10 this direction. This
fulfills the Masters prayer that His
people might be one that the world
might know Him and the Father.
The services closed with singing
and the benediction.
DELEGATES TO CONFERENCE.
Toe attendance upon the conference
Wednesday morning was over eighty
and 1t is probable that this number
will be increased to over one hundred
before the meeting closes. A number
are expected to-day.
The following is a list of delegates
to the conference and the names Of
their hosts or h~ostesses.
Mrs r a Brown; Rev q L Wash
burn, OF Washington; Rev S G Wood,
of Auxvasse; and Crockett Harrison,
OF McOredie.
MrsSJ Buckner; Judge Hurd, Of
Paris.
Mrs W Fl Brown; John D Kruger,
Of Lees Summit.
DR. X R Bragg; Fl @ Mauze, Of st.
Louis and Il. O. Crossman.
Mrs w w Bolts; G W Grover, of
Pennington; and ] + Cohn, OF Festus;
Jacob Van Dyke, OF Marshall.
Mrs O + Clark; Rev @ P Browning,
and Prof T E McNeeley, Of jackson.
DR. q s Cave; J A Jones, Of Mar.
shall, and E B Dyer, Of Malta, Bend,
Chas Clark; Rev John Crockett and
Sam Barnett.
Hoxsey Hotel; Rev J o Reavis, Of
Nashville, Tenn.
John Dyke; Clarence Welsz, OF
Palmyra.
Elon bearing; Rev B B Sutclitre, Of
st Joseph, and + A Brown, Of Nash
vile, Tenn.
L Il Farrah; Rev Wilson, of Aux
vase; o Bradley, of Higginsville.
WV Fry, DR. @ f Richmond. and
George Nj Powers, Of Paris.
Mrs E D Graham, Judge Samuel
Davis, OF Marshal .
S P Guthrie, Thomas w Mcclure,
OF O'Fallon.
G 81 MCGEE, G R Paden, Of Augugta
IA Guthrie, Rev Fl Fl Patrick, oi
Florida, Mo.
Mrs M A Henderson, Rev. w. w,
Killough, Of Perryville, and H c
Goodrich.
Mrs w J Bolts, Rev John e Abbott
and N Mack Myer, Of Marshall.
Mrs Jos Brown, Rev 10 Carson, Of
Fulton.
Mrs Frank Bean, Henry Hellyer, o.
Fulton, and O A Turner, Of Galloway
10 Edmonston, J Fl Mckinney, Of
Of Hardin.
Mrs Glendy, Mr. Holland, of Pleas.
ant Hill, and William Walker, o.
Higginsville.
Misses Guthrie, Mr. and Mrs J G
Trimble, of Kansas City.
Mrs ] W Gallaher, A L Paris ant
J Allen, Of Fulton.
Mrs Griffin, DR. d Gage and ] "
Branch, of Fulton.
Mrs VIM Harrison, Rev.H B Bark
Of Centralia.
O @ Heller, Revs @ w Latham, o
Kenneth, and ] E Latham, of Clay
ton.
Elzie D Harrison, e s Buckner, 0
Auxvasse.
Mrs Ian Jones, Rev Trigg Thoma
and Gideon Fl Jewett, of Kansas City
Rev MI Kokendoffer, Rev w
Taylor, Of Moberly.
Chas Leeper, Mr. Shafer
+ Llewellyn, Prof @ G Knight an,
Pref Van Evera, Of Fulton.
Miss Layson, Wakefield, W I
Heslop, of Fulton.
w Fl Morris, Rev T a Watkins, O
Calhoun, ana w L Robb, OF Liberty
Miss Terrill Myers, Rev ] A Geary
Richmond, Mo-, and Rev Fl P Nc
Clintic, of Liberty.
DR. Moore, Rev. w NJ Langtry, @
Clayton.
Il o McPheeters, Rev O A McPhee
ters. Of Fulton, ana J J McPheeters
of Concord.
Miss Emma McPheeters, L. q. Lake
Of Higginsville.
E. B. Norris, James Perry, Of 81
Charles, and Oscar Mcclure, of ora
lon.
VIM Pollock; Rev. W. W. Stoddart
Of Fulton.
Mrs. Frank Parker; Rev. Fl. {
Shipper and Louis Beighauser of Flu.
ton,
W. W: Pollock; Judge R. Fl. Fields
of Lexington, and G. Waddell, Of HiG
~ginsville.
W. L. Reed; Rev. Matt Martin, {
the Congo, Africa.
Mrs. G. W. Robertson; Rev. O. N
Caldwell, Of China; Alfred Mason, {
Memphis, Tenn, and Rev. w. i
Vanderlippe, Of Kahoka.
Mrs. W. R. Rodes; DR.. w. Il. Fol
sythe, Of Korea, and Rey...C. Fl. To
bot, Of Festus.