The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-10-15
VISITORS TO PREACH.
Pulpits of Local Churches VIII Be
Filled by Cfty'S Guests.

The assignment Of preachers who are
attending the convention of Christian
churches in Topeka for Sunday fol-
lows:
First Christian-A. G. smithers. Los
Angeles, in the morning; missionary
rally at night.
Central Park-Editor ]. A. Lord, Gin
cinnati. in the morning. and o. P.
Spiegel, Georgia, at night.
North Topeka. A. Shelburne'
Texas, in the morning.
Oakland-C. r. L. Vawter, Kansas
City, in the morning and Lew D. Hill,
Illinois, at night.
First Methodist. M. Kersey,
Omaha, in the morning and President
R. H. Crossfeld, Lexington, KY, at
night.
Euolid-Grant speer, Toledo, O., in
the morning. and Thomas Adams,
| Grand Rapids, night.
! Walnut Grove-Prof. c. T. Paul,
Hiram, Ohio, in the morning. and s.
Elwood Fisher, Indiana, at night.
Lowman Hill-E. Richard Edwards
| Indiana, in the morning, and j. V.
Coombs. Indiana, at night.
East Side-W. s. Lockhart, Little
Rock, in the morning and J. S. Thomp-
| son, Kansas City, at night.
| Oakland-Llewellan Dudley Grandell
in the morning; Austin Hunter, Chi
cago, at night.
Seward Avenue-J. T. Nichols, Des
l
Hutchinson, at night.
| Kansas Avenue-Willis NJ. Cunning
ham. Indianapolis, in the morning, and
J. T. Boone, Jacksonville. Fla, at night.
First Baptist-S. M. Martin, Califor-
mia, in the morning, and H. 0. Pritch-
ard, Omaha, at night
Quinton Heights-Z. E. Bates, Atch-
| ison, in the morning, and Frank Green,
Grand Rapids, at night.
| North Topeka. f. Ghormley,- Port
! land. Ore in the morning. and A. 81.
Dubber, Col. at night.
| Seward Avenue-E. A. Jordan, Oma-
ha, in the morning, and NJ. B. Ingler
Kansas. at night.
First Presbyterian. ]. Spencer,
Lexington, KY, in the morning, and
David Shields, Eureka, ILL.,, at night;
| Tyler, Hugh Mcclellan, Texas, in the
morning, and B. F. Clay, Idaho, at
| night.
| Oakland-W. T. McLain. Manhattan
in the morning, and H. E. Van Horn,
Des Moines, at night.
North Topeka-E. T. Mcfarland, IN
the morning, and ]. H. Bryan, Mis-
souri,, at night.
cinnati, in the morning, and o. L.
Smith, Emporia, at night; Westmin-
ster, Graham Frank, in the morning
| and E. B. Barnes, Michigan, at night
East Side Presbyterian-T. E. Cram
blett, Bethany, West Virginia in the
morning, and Clyde Darsie, at night.
! Potwin-S. NJ. Perkins, Davenport
Ia, in the morning, and W. W. Burke
| at night.
United Presbyterian-J. H. Garrison
st. Louis, in the morning, and E. w
Cole, Indiana at night.
Second Presbyterian-F. w. Emerson
! California, in the morning, and w. l.
Harris, Hutchinson, at night.
Central Congregational-C. c. Nor
rison, Chicago, in the morning.
/ First-William Oeschger, chancellor
Cotner university, Nebraska, in the
morning, and missionary rally at night
Seabrook-L ]. Cahill, Dayton, o., in
the morning, and ]. E. Davis, Nebras-
ka, at night.
Lutheran-E. j. Meacham, Ports
mouth, O., in the morning, and ]. II
Mohorter, St. Louis, at night.
Second. w. Carpenter in the morn
ing and George c. Hickey, Oregon, al
night.
First United Brethren-S. S. Lappin
Cincinnati, in the morning, and Dean
Haggard, Des Moines. at night.
Second United Brethren-M. NJ. Dav-
is, Dallas, Texas, in the morning, and
]. V. Coombs, Indianapolis, at night.
First Unitarian-E. v. Dollars, pres.
ident Oklahoma university, in the morn
ing, and F. W. Burn1lam, Springfield
Ill, at night.
Evangelical-E. w. Pease, Georgia, il
the morning, and Joseph Gaylor OF
Nashville, at night