The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-06
State Association Holds Four
Days Meeting
In Topeka Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday.
TOPICS ARE VARIOUS
Papers Include Discussion OH
the Bible.
Religion, Newspapers, English
Classics and Economics.

The Kansas Bible Institute will hold
a four days session in Topeka thus
week. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
and FRIDAY, mornings, afternoons and
evenings. Discussions win be, on the
Bible. newspapers, rengion, English
classics and several econ omic ques-
lions.
The day meetings will be held at the
Carnegie library, Washburn college,
and the evening meetings at the Cen
trail Congregational church, corner OF
Huntoon and Buchanan streets.
The program follows:
Tuesday, February z.
MORNING.
$500. Six Creative Centuries. 1:
"TTrom the Disruption to the FAN Oh
Samaria, 9S7-722 B. c."
1000. 1.-THE Upper Room me
organization that contains 1000 young
men, scattered over the entire world
on its correspondence list. Professor
r. M. Iden, K. S N, Emporia.
11:OO. Light on the Old Tesla
ment From the Monuments" Dean f..
TLee, d. D.
AFTERNOON.
$3.50. Miracles and the Reign of
Law" Rev. Frank T. Rayley, d. d.
Denver, Colo.
EVENING THE CHURCH. -.
1880 1.-THE Modern Newspaper
Half hour addresses. Rev. Charles M:
sheldon. d. d.. Mr.. Arthur Capper, OF
The Topeka Capital Mr.. Frank r.
Macedonian, of The Topeka State
Journal
Wednesday, February 8.
MORNING.
900. six Creative Centuries IL
From Hezekiah to Fall of Jerusa-
lem. 722-5S6 B. c." DR.. Sanders.
10000. The Bible and Modern
Ethics DIR. F. L. Loveland, pastor
100. Preparation and Influence of
Paul I. Preparation of Paul to. Be
come an Apostle to the Gentiles.
President H. E. Thayer, d. d.
AFTERNOON.
200. 1.-THE Element Of Mystery in
Religion" Dr. Bayley.
EVENING.
1890 misplaced Energy" Miss
Margaret Slattery, Boston, Mass.
Thursday, February 8.
MORNING.
800 Six Creative Centuries Ill
1.-THE Exile and It's Interpreters, $50
5S8 B. c. DR.. Sanders.
1000. THE Laws of Adaptation >"
Miss Slattery.
1900. Preparation and Influence of
Paul IL '4PauPs Sociological and
Ethical Contributions" DR.. Thayer.
AFTERNOON.
$50 Interpretation of Scripture,
or How to Understand the Bible" DIR.
Bayley.
ference, conducted by Miss Slattery.
EVENING.
1870 1.-The Making of the Greatest
English Classic" Illustrated by use
of stereopticon. Supt. Rev j. Sidney
Gould.
Friday, February 10.
MORNING
500. Six Creative Centuries. ~.
s'The Esta blishment of Jewdaism,
53s-4O0 B. c." DR.. Sanders.
1000. "The Revival of Religion"
Rev. ]. B. Sileox, D. D., Kansas City,
Mo.
11:Oo. Newer Ideals of Christian
Manhood" Professor William A. Nc
Keever, Phi. D., K. S. A c.. Manhattan.
1t may be necessary to change the
hour of Professor McKeever's address.
AFTERNOON
2:30. what Shall We Say of Christ
in, the Light of His own Claims?'' DR..
Bayley.
EVENING.
1880. Religious Training in the
Penitentiary.' Warden J. K. Codding.
of the state penitentiary at Lansing.
DR.. Sanders lectures cover the sub
ject matter of the 1911 International
Sunday school lessons and should be
of great help to every Sunday school
worker, regardless of denomination.
Membership or enrolment fee, 81,
which will entitle the holder to admis
sion to every lecture, Single admis-
sions, 3 cents in the morning; 10
cents in the afternoon; 25 cents in the
evening. These fees are estimated to
barely cover expenses.
Executive Committee - President,
Charles M. Sheldon, D. D.; vice presi-
dent, ]. H. J. Rice, D. D.; secretary
treasurer, Rev. J. E. Ingham; Frank
x. Sanders, D. D.; Frank T. Lee,
d. D.; A E. Holt, Phi. D.