Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-09-08

the display of bibles and denomina-
tional publications. which have been
at the literature tent In charge of r.
F. Woods. of Nevada, secretary of the
Iowa Tract Society. He reported total
sales Of $4,000.
The increased facilities In the opera
tion of the cafeteria made it possible
for double the number OF people to be
accommodated in the same amount Of
time taken at previous sessions. thus
allowing large numbers the privileges
of enjoying the vegetarian meals.
The camp IS being rapidly broken up
today. and the delegates are returning
to all parts of the state. 4 force of
workmen will remain until all the work
is finished,
Credentials Are Issued
At the closing session OF the con-
ference at o'clock Sunday morning
credentials and licenses were granted
for the new year. Those receiving
ministerial credentials were A. r.
Odgen. Nevada; L. a. Hopes. New
ada; V. B. Watts, Waterloo: William
Ostrander. Des Moines; D. F. Wealth
erly, Cedar Rapids; G. W. White,
Council Bluffs; W. K. Smith, Burling-
ton; j. C. Clemens, Davenport: w. A.
McKibben. Sioux City; J. W. Beams.
Nevada G. E. LETTER, Des Moines: c.
]. Metzgar, Centerville; F. NJ Corbaley,
Dubuque: ]. w. Dorcas, Nevada: A. F.
Prieger, Spencer, and A. L. Miller, Of
tumwa.
Honorary credentials were granted
to E. G. Olsen, Forest City; H Rohr-
holm. Ruthven, and 5. A. Wolcott.
Cedar Rapids.
The following received ministerial
licenses: Mrs. Minnie Sype, Nevada;
D. *. Olsen, Lake Mills; S. B. Slater.
DEBORAH; +. W. Meyer, Waterloo; A.
r. Smouse, Nevada; w. c. Foreman,
Nevada; l. V. Counsell Riceville; w.
c. Hannah. Nevada; I. l. Kent, Iowa
City: J. B. Watts. Centerville: G. v.
Corkham, Ft. Madison c. D. Adams,
Cherokee: L. L. GrandPre, Des Moines;
w. z. Patterson, Cherokee; G. W. Hab-
enicht, Nevada; John J. MAR Nevada:
Bernard Scherr, Dubuque, and F. F.
SChwindt. Lincoln.
Missionary licenses were granted to
the following: Steen Jensen. Extra;
Mrs. Flora V. Dorcas, Nevada; Mrs.
Myrtle Assay, Cherokee; A Helen Will
cox, Des Moines; Laura E. Buck. Cedar
Rapids; Mrs. F. w. Meyer. Waterloo
Mrs. G. \. Prescott, Cedar Rapids, H.
N. Jones, Waterloo; Mrs. H u. Jones,
Waterloo; Evelyn Davis, Missouri VAL
ley; Alice G. Kinney, Waterloo; Ida
Robinson, Des Moines; Mrs. w. L..
Bates, Sioux City; Mrs. L. Blanche
Jordan, Waterloo; Louise Wiedeman.
Ft Madison; G. V. starr, Pdeasonton:
Rose Boose. Das Moines; Bertha Ben
son, Mason City; Alice Nelson, Burl-
ington; Mrs. A. F. Prieger, Spencer:
E. J. Blanchard, Davenport Harriet
Morse. Nevada; E. D. Hopkins. Allan
tic; Earnest Schroeder, Waukon:. JUL
iette Klinger, Nevada; Ida Paulson,
Des Moines; Edith L. Kilcher, New
ada; Cora Quinn; Grinnell: R. F.
Woods, Nevada, and C. A. Register,
Nevada.
The Closing Address.
At the closing business session a
resolution was adopted: Extensive
thanks and appreciation to the city
council. Marshalltown Club. and the
citizens in general, for their kindness
in granting the free use Of the grounds
for our conference and camp-meeting;
also to city water works department,
the Iowa Railway and Light Company,
the Tines-Republican. the Wilbur
Store, Kemble's greenhouse, and all
others for the many courtesies extend
ed by them
In the closing address Pastor Smith
took as his subject, The Great East-
ern Question:" The speaker confined
the greater part OF his lecture to an
exposition of Daniel IL. He laid spec
iai stress on Daniel Has and 1891.
reading the scripture as follows: And
he shall plant the tabernacles of his
palace between the seas in the glorious
holy mountain; yet he shall come to
his end, and none shall help him. And
at that time shall Michael stand up,
the great prince which standeth for the
children Of thy people; and there shall
be a time Of trouble, such as never
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that same time"
Exposition Of Scripture.
Pastor Smith contended that the
power here mentioned is Turkey and
the glorious holy mountain, Jerusalem,
and that the moving Of the Turkish
headquarters to Jerusalem will come
at the time Of the closing of proba-
fio, FIR uinnara and fhe mourning MT
Of the seven last plaques. He sup
ported his contention by stating that
Michael refers to Christ and that his
standing up In the closing Of his medi-
torial work for sinners, saying fur
ther: when he stands UP and is
crowned king OF kings and Lord ct
Lords, the gospel message will have
done itss work in the word. The holy
spirit win have been Withdrawn. Pro-
batfon will have closed. When Gods