The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-12-13

Topeka. You should prevent those
human hogs that degrade human life
from the cradle to the grave
a social survey is going TO be made
OF your city This VIII be an investi-
cation of the Industrial and social con-
ditions. You are going to know where
your delInouents come from, ard Wl-s
they are delinquents- This viii help
| you in educating the people and get
/ ting their cooperation
! I would rather trust to 4 careful
survey Of the social cost Of the saloon.
showing how much charity is neces-
sary as a result OF the saloon, and the
number of arrests and prosecution ex-
F penses on account of drunkenness.
I than to mass meetings and denuncia-
tons"
Five Meetings Held.
In all. five platform meetings were
/ held William - Brown spoke on Men
and the Bible at the Kansas Avenue
/ NJ f church. Boys Work was the
subject OF an address given at the Third
( Christian church by John L Alexan-
der. president OF the Boy Scouts OF
/ church; John NJ Dean and Rev David
Russell spoke on Evangelism and Com
munity Extension.
I Twenty-one different meetings at is
/ points were held in the course OF the
day. and this number is being exceed
ed today Delegates are here from -
/ different Kansas towns A great many
/ people are being reached by the meet
| ings All Of the out OF town delegates
viii impart the knowledge they have re-
I ceived in the way of religious inStruc-
ton to the men OF their respective
towns
To Train Men Here.
John NJ Dean recommended that
training school be established in To-
peka for the purpose Of training men
to carry out the objects OF the Men ana
al n
a group OF men at the First Baptist
Let's get next to the people, he
said. If there is poison in the minds
Of the people in regard 70 the church
let's get it out OF them IL they cuss
and spit lets let them do it while We
are around What we want IS the men,
Everywhere we go we find that 80 per
cent of the shops and factories are open
TO US"
When asked If there is opposition to
the community extension work on the
part Of the socialists. Mr.. Dean said:
There are two kinds of socialists Some
don't know why they are socialists
They know there is something wrong
with the social order of things When
YOU want to attack the socialists please
wait until your church gets out on the
streets and holds meetings as the SO
ciaIists do We believe IN Christian So
cialism-"
This noon denominational luncheons
other buildings Raymond Robins spoke
al the luncheon at the First Congrega-
tionaI church. Yuraka Mlnakuch1 Al the
First Christian church. Dr. e. a Bar
hour at the First Baptist church, DAVID
Russell before the Presbyterians at the
Central Y. N C A; John L Alexan-
der at the First United Brethren
church: John NJ Dean at the CONNER
ciaI club before the Lutherans- a
luncheon vas also held at the Episco-
pal church
This evening a banquet Will be given
for the visiting Masons at the Masonic
ham. DR.. C A. Barbour and 1utaka
Nirakuchi among the speakers belong
to tie order
Numerous meetings were held this
morning under the direction OF the
community extension committee OF the
local committee OF lou accofoins u
previous announcement
The following is the schedule OF
meetings for tomorrow in the shops
1918 b. m Wo1ff's Pkg. Co, Quincy
St, old house, J. Alexander, speaker-
1915 D. m. Santa F'e Coacn snop
No. l. w. A Brown. speaker
12-15 D m Santa Fe Water Ser
vice West side. Y Minakuchl. speaker
19-15 D. m Santa Fe Machine shop, !
Center. J. NJ Dean, speaker
1915 D. m. santa Fe New MIL East
end. J. R. Smith, speaker
the convention meeting this after
noon at the First Baptist church open
"a with a service of prayer and praise |
This was followed by an aqoLess on
community Extension by john M J
Dean. other afternoon addresses I
T-e~a- The Inter-Church Responsi- |
f51i+1- - nv DR.. c. A Barbour. and'-Ghe |
Practical Application, by WiIilam a |
= Institutes are being held late. this
afternoon in the places previously
designated So.
,1s-<orr7 meetings Yutaka Nina |
k,lchi will sneak at the Kansas ave
nc N f church. William A Brown I
has been assigned TO the Inlfd rs
+i9,, church, John l. Alexander VIII De /
- sDes1ar At the Central Congre- /
gatiOual church; Raymond fNoDlLS 4
win address the meeting IN the Po1-
Win PRESBYTERIAN church. and DaNlu 4
p,lese1I ana John Dean will speak at 4
the First Baptist church
The Weed End Program
For Friday. Saturday and sunday
special program has been arranged Ior
b7v-s ,lrfisr the general supervision OF Jonh
7 A1s~ander. president of the Boy Scouts
- Ar7a-ica There will be boys mere
IRON, the various towns in the northeast
ern norton OF the state The program
ida Ida: 80 .. m.-Institute for Adult
IA = m.-Registration of delegates and
assignment to home Of out OF town dele
7.sO T. n--PIatform meetings
sa+,irday-. $40 g. m--So1g service
s-15 g. m.-Election OF ofIiceIs- |
e-e1 A. ul-Address, Motive II L -
10 loo 4 m.-Papers By older boys follow
III bv discussion led BY John L Alexah-
der ! x.-,v-n |
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