The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-09-22

ADAMS; Caleuonla, c. X. Edglngton,
Cardington, j. II. Smith, Crestline, &.
y. Castle; Delaware, Asbury, S. X.
Mahon: Grace, l.. Il. Rush; Delaware
circuit, f. A. Gilmore Edison, w. II.
Breyenton; Gallon, J. II. Anderson;
Hayesville, A. w Manning Iberia,
supply; Mansfield, First, 7. w. Crosse;
Central, ] j. Wyath; Grace, |. X, I'm.
barger; Marengo, G. f, Borroff Mt.
Gilead. s. h. Sears; Nevada, l.. A.
Ensley; New Washington A. w.
Shrissnger; Ontario. f. X. Hanna;
Pavonia, C. l.. Lewis; Plymouth, f.
fl. Palmer Shelby, w. Il. Eglin; Shi-
loh. B. Hushour; Wyandotte and St.
James, H. H. Grimm.
Sandusky district-District superin
tendent, II S. Powell; Bellevue, c. f..
johnson; Berlin Heights, A. G., Ru'
pert; Birmingham, supply; Bloomville
and Mellmore, Martin Weaver; Brigh-
ton, W. W. Long; Centertown, ID. b.
Miller; Chicago, l.. X. Akers; Clyde,
r. f. Meyer; Collins, f. A. Hinman;
Greenspring, M. T. Ayers; Greenwich,
Il. NJ. Lewis; Gypsum, o. B. McLaugh.
lin; Huron, II. p Palmer; Lakeside,
| G.. w. Mente; Milan, w II. Oswalt;
Monroeville, G. II. Hoffman; New Lon.
don, A. C. Corfman; North Fairfield,
IL. s. Thompkins; Norwalk, w. A.
| Wright; Nova, M. p. Mohn; Olena, ID.
A. Cretz; Perkins, ii. III. Fisher; Port
| Clinton, w. N. Robertson; Republic,
C. b. Patterson; Sandusky, II. Hill
berry; Savannah, J. B. Ferguson, Sy'
camore, G.. M. Knapp; Tiffin, o. j.
CODY; Vermillon, T. II. ID. Harold /;
Wakeman, w. d. Pierce; vickery, H.
| G. Huffman.
Wooster district-District superin
tendent, w. b. Slutz; Apple Creek, 7
l.. Mcconnell; Barberton, First F. w
Haas; High Street, III. M. Hancock
Epworth and Burton, supply; Beech
City, Fl. M. Willis; Burbank, A. Nc
Cullough; Canaan, supply; Canal Do
yer, M. w. Reese; Canal Fulton, ]. b
Moyer; Chatham, ]. H. Barron; Con
gress, Thomas Gee; Copley and John
son, supply; Creston, w. r. Chase;
Dalton, f.. A. Lane; Doylestown, Il. M
Lewis; Fredericksburg, j. II. Elliott
Jeromeville, w. ID. Hopkins; Lafay
cite, supply; Leroy, A. ID. Knapp
Lodi, ID. p. Fulmer; I4akeville, J. Craw
ford; Loudonville, Joseph Callister
Massillon, b. ]. Black; Moorland. h
A. Roob Mt Hope, L. r. Huntley
Nankin and Polk, e. l.. Warner; Nash
Vile, II. M. Willis; New Philadelphia
w. M. James; North Lawrence an,
Oak Chapel, C. Eyster; Orrville, b. ]
Mills; Perrysville, j. ID. Skellett; Se'
lille, M. b. Mead; Shreve, f. s. Far
cher; Smithville, M. A. Burns; Sper
> Ger, J. NJ Motterhead; Wadsworth, \
II. Wood; West Salem, j +. Stamm
Wooster, j w. Dowds; Wilmuth,
n CochanOur.
4 Special-R. II. Stevenson, professo
}. Ohio Wesleyan University; X.
= Walker, professor Ohio Wesleyan Tn
+ versity; ID. |. Edwards, principal acat
t emy Ohio Wesleyan University; w. {
= Ward, professor In Emerson College
] M. Barker, professor Boston Thee
n logical College; G. r. English, II, j.
o Booth, conference evangelists; H. v
i Heckelman, superintendent Methods
mission, Japan; M. G. Kelser, seer
= tary Lincoln league; A. g. Reede
,, president Baldwin University; II.
; Richards, financial agent Baldwin I'm
J, versity; Thomas Hambly, field seer
F.; tary Southern bureau of education;
E H. ldleman, president Clark Unlye
L sity. Atlanta; Il. II. Curtis, state o
l. ganizer Antisaloon league.