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| H. M. POLSGROVE,
Metropolis, Ill. |
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Born in Owen county, Kentucky, August 27,
1863; spent early life on the farm; graduate of
Central Normal College, Danville, Ind., 1885;
Bible College, Lexington, Ky., 1893. Since graduation
has preached for churches throughout Kentucky.
Now minister of church at Metropolis,
Illinois.
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| JAMES I. JUDY,
Emden, Ill. |
| Born Mackinaw, Ill., September 16, 1832; his education was obtained in the district schools. First charge Boynton, Ill., 1865; ordained to the ministry by Elder James A. Lindsey in 1870; second charge at Quiver Chapel, in Mason county, Illinois. Most of time has been spent in evangelistic work, having held meeting in Illinois, Missouri, Arkansas, Nebraska and Iowa. |
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| CLARK BRADEN,
Cairo, Ill. |
| Born August 8, 1831, Gustavus, Ohio; graduated Farmer's College, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1860. President Southern Illinois College 1866-70; president Abingdon College, Ill., 1876-7; president Southern Illinois Christian College 1899-1900; author of Problem of Problems, Braden-Hughey Debate, Braden-Kelly Debate, Ingersoll Unmasked, Trials of Christ; preached 48 years; taught 23 years; lectured 20 years; delivered 5,000 lectures. |
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| ROBERT A. GILCREST,
Niantic, Ill. |
| Born Xenia, Ohio, May 28, 1850; educated at Eureka College and Butler University; graduated Butler, A. B., 1886. President West Kentucky College 1888-90; professor of Philosophy and Sacred Literature, Eureka College, 1895-1900; minister at Albion, Lincoln and Watseka, Ill., and Centerville, Lake City and Humeston, Iowa. Assistant editor Christian Union 1902-1903. |