Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-11-17


derson, pastor Of Berean Presbyterian
church and the principal Of the Be
rean Manual Training school. and
Rev. Dr.. Joseph w. Cochran, secre-
tary of education for the denomina.
ton. The response will be made by
the retiring president, Rev. Charles s.
Freeman of Jersey City. The annual
sermon by Rev. n. G. Miller Of New
York will follow.
The morning and afternoon OF the
second day win be taken up with dis
cussions on various topics by Rev. J.
4. Colbert, Chambersburg, Pa; Rev.
Charles s. Freeman, Jersey City; Rev.
w. e. Griffin, Englew0od, N. j.; Rev.
Charles, H. Trusty. Pittsburg; G. 3.
Hawkins, Reading, Pa; Rev. Leonard
g. Johnson. Baltimore; Rev. r d.
Armstrong Germantown, Pa; Rev.
James Garlic, Troy, N. T.; DR.. T. 9.
lines. Philadelphia; Rev. 8. w. John
son. Oxford. Pa. and Rev. w. O.
Brown Of Goshen. N. T., who will read
paper on Has the Christian Church
in the United States Been the Chief
Factor In the Progress Of the Afro
Americana"
Rev. Francis J. Grimke Of Washing
ton will read paper on "The True
Standard by Which to Estimate Indi-
viduals and Races" The discussion of
the topic will be led by Rev. w. w.
Walker Of Carlisle, Pa.
Rev. George 8. Stark Of Princeton. N.
j., will read q paper on 1.-THE Practical
Duties Of the Ruling Elder" and Rev.
Thomas 81. Amos Of Paterson, N. j.,
will present a paper on 'The Needs of
Berean Manual Training School and
Kindred Institutions" The discussions
will be led by Revs. John B. Reeve of
Philadelphia and James G. Carlisle.
The first half Of the session on the
morning Of the first day will be taken
up with discussions and papers relat-
ing to work among the youth Of the
race. Those on the program include
George F. Hawkins, Reading, Pa;
Revs. 81. G.. Miller, r. H. Armstrong.
B. NJ. Ward. York, Pa; Perry w. Sew.
ell, Washingtonville, n. T.; John w.
Lee, Philadelphia; W. A. Alexander,
Brooklyn, and p. p. Eggleston, New
ark. N. 7. Rev. DR.. w. A. Byrd Of
Rochester, N. T.. will present paper
on "a Vigorous Propagation Of the
Work OF the Presbyterian Church
Among Negroes In the East. West and
South" and DR.. Alexander will present
statistical report Of the work Of the
church at the afternoon session.
The evening session will be given
over to the women, and Mrs. Charles
8. Freeman Of Jersey City will read a
paper on "Woman's influence In the
Moral and Intellectual Development of
the Race" Mrs. O. v. Anderson. NJ.
D., of Philadelphia will open the dis
cussion on the paper. Brief addresses
on temperance will be delivered by
Mrs. j.. w. Lee Of p Philadelphia, Mrs.
w. Edward Williams Of Baltimore and
others.
At the morning session, Saturday,
Oct %, Rev. w. Edward Williams OF
Baltimore will present paper on ''The
Jimcrow Car Laws and Article 4, Sec
ton 2. OF the Federal Constitution
Others who will take part in the pro.
gram that day are Rev. e. A. johnson,
Pleasantville. N. j.: Rev. B. F. Glasco
Atlantic City. Nj. and several others
a plat service will be held Sun.
day afternoon. the speakers including
Mrs. w. r. Lawton, New York; Rev
a. ]. Augustus Coke, Westchester
Pa: Rev. O. FL. Bondf1eld. Elizabeth
N. j.: Rev. j. Francis Gregory. Dor.
dentown. N. u. and Rev. ". w. Wal
ker. Revs. O. Leroy Butler Of New
York and J.. W. Lee Of Philadelphia
viii conduct evangelistic services al
the closing session at pight.