Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-26
OnlRhn nistrict.

OhHhA bAstTlCts
Edward Hislop, superintendent.
Arizona, ". H. Downing.
Arlington, William Esplln.
Benson, Arthur AtaCk.
Blair, Z. +. Lang.
Carig and Alder, j. II. Craven.
Fremont, +. Nj. Sisson.
Gretna and Spring Grove, A, l.. kellog
Hooper and Bethel, T. E. Smith. anu.
Kennard and EIk CITY, * n. =. lli.ler
Nickerson, Emmett Mitchell.
Oakland, q. f. Mead.
Omaha.
Dietz Memorial j. F. Haas.
First, f. n. Lynch.
Hascom Park, q. b Crawford.
Hirst Memorial, W. W. Whitman.
McCabe, ]. @. Shick.
Mission 10 Deaf p. 7. lIassentab,
Oak street, i. G. Webster.
Pearl Memorial, C. G. Bader
Trinity. q W. Abbott,
Walnut Hill. William Boyers.
Papllion and Ralston, Claude L. Peake.
Ritchfield and Union, William Stam-
baugh.
South Omaha
First. j. NJ. Boutwell,.
r, Leffler Memorial and Missions, T. A.
Springfield and Platford. A. J. warne.
Tekamah. G. B. Warren.
Valley, F. A. showkey.
Grand Island District.
G. II. Main,s superintendent.
Archer, q. W. sanders.
Bartlett and Ericsson, Z. d. Cox.
Belgrade, A c. Bonham.
Cairo and Boelus, @. C.. Albin.
Cedar Rapids, H. G. Parker.
Central City, d. K Tindall
Central City circuit, j. F. Webster.
Columbus. c. W. Raw.
Fullerton. A. G. McVay.
Fullerton circuit, w. r. s. Anstine.
Genoa, NJ w. Rose
Grand Island first, S. D. Bartle
Trinity. w, H; Wright.
Monroe. @. II. Phillips
North Bend, w. L. Elliott
Palmer, c. F. Innis.
Primrose and Enfield, A. ]. kellow
Smith
St Edward, D. w McGregor.
ST. Paul w. H. Underwood.
Schuyler, G., M. Bing.
Scotia and Lamertine. Charles Ford.
iSlver Creek, M. r. French.
Wolbach and Gushing. j. II. Mcdonald.
Wood River, B. c. Wright,
Neigh DIstrict.
T. T. George, superintendent.
Albion, II. II. Milard.
Battle Creek, c. L. Dix.
Boone, j. II. Thomas.
Clearwater. W. II. Guest.
Creighton, r. ]. Mckenzie.
Elgin, W. A. Rominger.
Inman. A. r. Neiman.
Loretto. j. NJ. Wingett.
Lynch, ]. A. johnson.
Meadow Grove, ]. w. Illsley.
Monow1, John r. Budd..
Neigh e. f. Bowen.
Newman Grove c. o. Trump.
Niobrara, Thomas II. Powell.
Oakdale, @. W. Snyder.
O'Neill, B. p Angle.
Osmond and Mclean j. H. Hard
Page, b. II. Murten.
Pierce, Joseph Stopford.
Plainview, j. B. Dibble.
Plainview circuit, j. H. Allen.
Spencer, H. c. Capsey.
Tildens w. c. Kelley.
Norfolk District.
z; E. Hosman; Superintendent
Beemer r. 2. Shafer.
Bloomfield, c. H Moore.
Carol. r. F. shachlock.
Coleridge, C. E. Connell.
Creston, ]. H. Smith.
Dakota City, w. r. Warren.
Decatur William Garnoll.
Dixon, P. S. Watson.
Harrington and Crofton, A. W. Arhendts
Laurel, II. ]. Langley.
Lyons. A. s. Buell..
Madison, f. NJ. Druliner.
Norfolk, ]. w. kirkpatrick.
Pender and Thurston, L. r. Keckler,
Pilger, II. H. st. Louis
Ponca and Waterbury. j. B. Roe.
Randolph, Z. j T. Connolly.
Roanton, J. F. Boucher
Wakefield, j. j. Burke.
Wayne, William Gorst.
Winside, Amos Fetzer.
Wisner, L. V. Slocumb.
Wynot and Spring Valley, W. o
Romick.
Special Appointments.
J. W. Jennings, manager OF Kansas
City depository Methodist Book concern
J. /. Mclaughlin, corresponding secie'
tary of Nebraska Methodist hospital
T. c, Webster and H. l.. Powers con.
ference evangelists.
John Crews, superintendent of Crowel
Memorial home.
J. A. spyker, professor in Penn college.
Oskaloosa, Ia.
Z. r. Wilson, missionary in Porto Rico
F. A. Kigh, missionary In Wyoming.
j. NJ. Leidy, superintendent Omaha dis
trict Anti-Saloon league.
p. ]. Lawson, missionary in Black Hills
Ministers want Chicken.
The ministers had quite little wrangle
over the possibilities Of getting chicken
dinners from the good wives of Madison
next year when the conference goes
there. II was moved and agreed TO that
the Harvard plan Of entertainment be
adopted for use at the conference. This
plan would make the entertaining hos
tesses responsible only for the lodging
and breakfasts OF their guests. One un-
lucky clergyman suggested that a ruls
be adopted forbidding a preacher TO ac-
cept any gratuitous invitations 70 din,