The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-26
JOHN c. WOOLLEY
At SARATOGA, n. Y.
In Attendance at the Centen-
NAL Jubilee Held
There.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, n. Y, June
13.--(By Associated Prohibition Press).
The Worlds Temperance Congress
holds its first session in this city in
convention and various local churches
tomorrow. The Congress will continue
in session with new features and an
extraordinary list of distinguished
speakers until Tuesday, June 23rd.
The National Prohibition party will
be well represented at this congress,
among those of its national leaders who
will participate in the program from
day to day being the following:
Charles r. Jones, chairman Prohibition
National Committee: DR.. Samuel
Dfekia. John @. Woolley, VIM. II.
wardwell, Capt Henry VI. Randall.
John Mckee, DR. c. II. Mead, Alonzo
f. Wilson, Felix T. McWhirter, DR.. 5.
c. Swallow, Joshua lowering, Prof.
Charles Scanlon, Henry w. Wilbur, DR..
j. B. Cranffll. j. b. Lewis, Alfred L.
Manierre, Ernest A. Boom, E. w. Cha
fin, Oliver w. Stewart, Geo. ]. Haven,
Rev. Geo. H. Vibbert.
Among the other notable leaders who
are to be there will be Hon. Seaborn
Wright, prohibition leader of Georgia
Hon. Geo. F. CotteriIl, Grand Chief
TempIar of the 1. o. G. T. of the Uni
ted States; Hon. Joseph Maliins. OF
Birmingham, England, Prohibition In
ternational Grand Chief Templar of the
Worlds l. o. G.. T.: Hon. Guy Hayler,
International Electoral Superintendent.
Newcastle. England; Hon. Edward
Wavrinsky, NJ. P. Stockholm, Sweden;
Mr.. Tom Honeyman of Glasgow, Grand
Secretary of Scotland; Prof Charles
Scanlon, Pittsburg. Pa; Rev. P. A,
Baker Columbus Ohio; DR.. T. D.
Crothers, Hartford, Conn; Rev. Walter
J. Stanley of the Catholic Total ABB
stinence Union of America; Rabbi
stephen s. Wise of New York City;
Dr. Wilbur F. Crafts, Washington, d
c.; VIM. shaw of Boston, Mass, rep
resenting the Y P. s. c. E.; Miss Mary
f. Balcom of Chicago, representing the
Y. p. C. T. u; Mrs. Frances w. Ora
ham, President New York State w. C
T. u: Lillian NJ y. Stevens, National
President w C. T. L.. Miss Anna A
Gordon. Vice President National w. c
T. T.. and many others. the conven-
ton subjects viii be generally divided
into five sections. representing the firs'
score and each succeeding twenty
pears of the century of temperance
progress.
The period from 1893 to 1928 will re-
Eceive special attention on Tuesday, June
49, from 1928 to 1913 on Wednesday
June II, from 1S4S to 1868 on Thursday
June IS, from 1868 to 1888 on June 1!
and from 1883 to 1908 on Saturday, June
20 The chairman for the various days
will be as follows: Monday. June Is
VIM. T. Wardwell, New York City
Tuesday, June 16, Capt. Henry NJ. Ran
dali, Brooklyn, n. Y; wednesday
June II, Levi Hoag Binghamton, y
Y. Thursday. June Is. Hon. John Nc
Kee Of Brooklyn, y. Y; Friday, june
19, Hon Charles r. Jones of Chicago
chairman of the Prohibition Nationa
Committee; Saturday, June 20, Clinton
y. Taft, Binghamton, y. 7.
A host Of other meetings will be held
in connection with the congress by the
various organizations and movements
who have chosen to cooperate with the
committee on prohibition in making
the ten days an event Of historic I'm
portance to all the temperance workers
of America.