The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-22

DIR. Isaac Taylor Headland. President
! of the Pexin University, Who Gives
| an Address This Evening.
Subsequent to the holding of the
| banquet this evening Chaplain II. P.
| Silver will speak on the Significance
of the National Campaign, and those
who have heretofore not fully under
stood what the movement is all about
will have the opportunity to be put
wise.
The second address will be by Isaac
Taylor Headland, president of the Uni
| sions." Here is a man with an IN
tensely interesting story to tell. His
wife has the distinction of having been
private physician to the empress dow
ager and her relatives. and the speaker
himself was honored by having the
opportunity OF lending a bicycle to the
emperor. His royal highness fell off
| the wheel and Immediately gave up the
attempt to master its use as bad job.
DR.. Headland lent book after book
| to the emperor who had the fever for
| learning. The books thus loaned in
cluded all the medical books belonging
to the speakers wife and when they
became exhausted his majesty resorted
| these books had been "devoured'' that
| the emperor sent out some of his fa-
nous edicts for the betterment of con-
ditions in the Chinese empire.
World is the subject of an, address
which will be given this evening by
1 George Sherwood Eddy. national Y. NJ.
| G. A. secretary of India. He is con-
| sidered to be one of the strongest men
on the entire program.
/ Robert Stone will preside over the
meeting this evening, and the address
/ of welcome will be given by Govern or
w. r. Stubbs.
Convention Notes.
| The executive Office is in room 3Os
| in the Commerce building.
The headquarters for registration
| will be at the Auditorium.
Headquarters for the speakers are
at the National hotel.
The Commercial club quarters serve
as the social headquarters for the con-
| vention.
Delegates are invited to take ad-
vantage of the privileges of the Cen
trail Y. M. G. A. while in the city and
use the parlor and reading room as
| places in which to rest.
There will be a boys meeting at the
Central Y. NJ c. A. on Thursday
afternoon at 4:30 o'clock
The women's meeting will be held on
| Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at
| the First Baptist church.
| There will be no men admitted to
| the sessions except by ticket. The
| ladies interested may occupy the gall
| lerv during ali sessions.
| Revised Program.
The revised program follows:
| Tuesday, February %.
Dinner-Auditoriu 6 o. m.
| Invocation-Bishop Frank R. Mills
| paugh.
Address of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT w.
r. Stubs.
''The Significance of the National
ampaign''-Chaplain H. P. Silver.
| Men and Missions TAYLOR
| Headland.
"The Call of the Nonchristian
World''-George Sherwood Eddy.
Wednesday, February 23.
900 a. ma survey of the world
field by missionaries from the front:
'India"-W. E. Nicoll.
"Japan''-J. L. Derring.
.Korea''-John z. Moore.
'Philippines''-H. P. Silver.
''Turkey'-John E. Merrill.
"Africa'-A. F. Hensey.
"China"-M. D. Eubank.
Latin America and the World
Field''-Homor c. Stuntz.
1890 p. m.-Luncheon and confer
ence for ministers. Commercial club.
2:3O p. m.-How to enlist the men of
the church in the work of evangelizing
Leader ''The Missionary Commit
tee.'' Definite Missionary Education -
| missionary Literature Business
System on the Every Member Can
vaSS.''
Speakers-Secrctary S. Earl TAYLOR
assisted by D. B. Eddy Boston; M. d,
Eubank China: Sohn F. Goucher, Bal
timore.
What Business System and World
Vision did for one Church h'-CharIes E.
Bradt, Chicago.
6:30 z. m.-Dinner at Commercial club
| for cooperating committee and invited
| guests.
7:3O p. m.-"Missions a World Force
stephen V. Corey, Cincinnati
1.-The Spiritual Awakening of the ORR
ent''-Bishop W. S. Lewis. Foo Chow
| China.
Thursday, February "a.
O'Clock a. m.-"Prayer and Missions
w B. Anderson. India.
Conflict and Victory''-W. c. Iseth
China.
.Some Objections Made Against For
eign Missions"-Mr. Clement Chase
| Omaha.
"The Grace of Giving''-Bishop w. NJ
| Weekly, Kansas City.
What Should This Convention I'm
dertake"-Report of cooperating com
mittee.
Americas World RcsponsibiIity'-J
Campbell White, general secretary.
| 1890 to p. m.-Denominational raj
lies.
Il II.