The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-05-04

general secretary for Iowa, is attend
ing the convention. He is a speaker
at the adult school at the First Meth
OdiSt church.
DR.. H. E. Tralle, president of the
new school of religious pedagogy al
Kansas City, was in Topeka today.
Willard Lyon of Lincoln, and for
merly superintendent of schools, is at
tending the convention. He is now en-
gagged in the real estate business.
Miss Anna Fulton, cashier of the
bank at Talmage, brought in dele
cation of girls.
! J. S. Slower, Lincoln banker is at
| tending the convention.
There are three undertakes on the
executive committee of the Kansas
Sunday school association. They are
M. F. Gabel of Holton, I. w. Gill OF
Wichita and H. w. Bomgardner of
Topeka.
Bankers are well represented on the
executive committee of the KanSaSSun-
day school association. Don Kinney of
Newton is a banker and a member of
the international committee represent
ing Kansas. Other bankers on the
committee: r. M. White, Abilene; G.
G. Buckley, Salina, and Howard c.
Rash, Salina.
Women are on the executive COM
mittee of the state association: Mrs. Cora
WellhOuSe Billiard of TonganoXie and
member state school book commission,
and Mrs. H. A. Tice of Dodge City.
M. F. Gabe1, Holton undertaken and
member of the executive committee,
has one of the largest mems classes in
the state. Its membership is more
'hah loo Sg2ss I az
Rev. E. E.-Stauffer4 of Lawrence is
member of the executive committee
and is former president of the asso-
citation.
A. F. Goodwine of Scott City. re-
cording secretary, is a banker. Mr..
Hale of Yates Center. banker,
brought in a delegation Monday night.
The churches at Clyde made ar
rangements to operate a midnight
lunch room for the benefit of Missouri
Pacific passengers who are also dele
gates to the convention.
DR.. D. w. Kurtz, the new president
speaker today.
Bert eastman of the International
Tour party will give a series of stere-
opticon lectures during the conven-
ton. He will appear at the high
school at 10 o'clock Wednesday; at the
grade schools at o'clock and in North
Topeka Thursday evening.
Robert Stone will preside at the
meeting at the First Baptist church
Wednesday evening at 1880.
The Jackson county chorus under
the leadership of Rev. D. Swart will
eryx n co A6 <n nrf lf "a Cfo q
steps at 5 O'Clock Wednesday evening.
They will sing in the Santa Fe shop
district Wednesday noon and at the
Auditorium in the afternoon.
A concert will be given by the K. L.
of S. band at the state house steps
Thursday evening at O'Clock.
A special session will be held at the
First Baptist church at 4:30 Wednes-
day afternoon. Judge Nelson Case
will preside. The speakers at this
meeting will be Rev. John Bright, Mrs.
Roxana Beecher Preuszner, T. B.
Sweet, Frank Stahl and H. Clarkson.
The headquarters of the convention
are at the state house on the first
floor The publishers exribit, regis
tration booth, postoffice, writing room,
check room, telephone station, state
association office and the information
bureau are all located at that place.
Headquarters for the state commit
tee and state officers are at the Ma
tional hotel.
There is a force of fifty persons
hard at work in the registration booth
at the state house under the general
direction of Geo. E. Dougherty. Many
of the assistants are from the bust
ness college. Several duplicates of the
blanks are being made SO
that the delegates may be listed by
denominations and counties. There
are four stenographers at work.
A delegation of approximately 100
county
Minneapolis in Ottawa county sent
a large delegation to Topeka.
A delegation of fifty persons arrived
in the city this morning from Mont
gomery county.
There were 100 delegates to the
school convention waiting al
the state house at six O'Clock this
When the registration
booth was ready for business at seven
o'clock there were 200 persons on
hand.
In the historical pageant Monday
night at the auditorium the Knights of |
young men from the Central COngre-
gational church, appeared on the plat
form representing modern Sunday