The Southwestern Union Conference.
By C. McREYNOLDS
The first biennial session of the Southwestern Union Conference will be held in the City Auditorium of Topeka, Kan., beginning April 16 and closing the 27th. Each local Conference is entitled to send its president as a delegate, and also to send one delegate for each two hundred and fifty members. Each recognized institution in the Union Conference is entitled to one delegate. Let the Conference secretaries send the names of all delegates at once to R. W. Parmele, 821 West Fifth St., Topeka, Kan. This is important. Ample provision will be made for room for all who come, and board will be very low. Tents will be used by many. By having a stove in the tent, it will be easy to keep comfortable. There is no doubt that the Lord has opened the way for us to have the use of the Auditorium. It is in the heart of the city, and is the most popular meeting-place, and by thorough advertising, we shall secure a large attendance. The railroads will make a low rate on all lines in the States of the Union Conference, and we should make this a large gathering of our people. All the church and Sabbath-school officers should make a special effort to be present, and all our people are invited to attend. More later in regard to the meetings and the character of the instruction.