The electronic edition of the Centennial Convention Report has been produced from a copy of the printed text published by The Standard Publishing Company (Cincinnati, OH: [1910]). Although no date of publication is specified, the date of the balance sheet for the "Centennial Campaign Fund" (pp. 12-13) indicates that it must have been some time after February 15, 1910. The general editorship has been ascribed to W. R. Warren, who served as Chairman of the Centennial Convention Committee. The editors of the manuscripts of addresses were Gilbert L. Harney, George W. Knepper, John Ray Ewers, O. H. Philips, A. W. Fortune, Justin N. Green, A. McLean, Marion Stevenson, A. L. Orcutt, George W. Muckley, J. H. Mohorter, and I. J. Beatty (p. 15).

      The "Chautauqua salute" mentioned throughout is explained by Herbert Moninger at page 532. The Chautauqua salute--the audience's standing and waving white handkerchiefs in lieu of applause--has its origin in the popular lyceum and amusement enterprise of the late 19th and early 20 centuries at Lake Chautauqua in western New York.

      The electronic edition has been produced from text scanned by Colvil Smith and formatted by Ernie Stefanik.

      Pagination in the electronic version has been represented by placing the page number in brackets following the last complete word on the printed page. Inconsistencies in spelling, capitalization, punctuation, and typography have been retained; however, corrections have been offered for misspellings and other accidental corruptions. Corrections and improvements to the Index are too numerous to detail here. Emendations are as follows:

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 INTRODUCTION by W. R. Warren, pp. 7-17.
 p. 12:     Centennia  Campaign Fund [ Centennial Campaign Fund
            EXPENDITURES. [ EXPENDITURES.

 "Summary of Treasurer's Report" by Miss Mary J. Judson, p. 42.
 p. 42:     MISS M. A. JUDSON. [ MISS M. J. JUDSON.

 "Officers for 1910" by Mr. T. W. Phillips, pp. 43-44.
 p. 44:     Washington, East.-- [ Washington, East.--

 "Young People's Department" by Miss Mattie Pounds, pp. 44-46.
 p. 45:     was vided [ be provided

 "The Young People's Work" by E. C. Davis, pp. 49-50.
 p. 49:     worship  Miss [ worship. Miss

 "Messages of Missionaries," pp. 70-76.
 p. 71:     Bro. Elsom, [ Bro. Elsam,
            Mr. C. G. Elsom: [ Mr. C. G. Elsam:

 "General Secretary's Address" by P. C. McFarlane, pp. 80-83.
 p. 82:     beginning     American [ beginning on American

 "Short Messages from Business Men," pp. 86-90.
 p. 90:     Mr. Cray put [ Mr. Clay put

 "The Brotherhood and the Challenge of World Conquest" by Stephen J.
    Corey, pp. 96-100.
 p. 96:     is   inexcusable [ is as inexcusable

 "The Aroused Manhood of the Church of Christ in America" by Robert
    Johnston, pp. 100-105.
 p. 101:    even   allenged, [ even challenged,

 "Christian Education" by T. C. Howe, pp. 107-110.
 p. 108:    (women, 4, 71). [ (women, 4,071).

 "Secular Contributions to the Evangelization of the World" by I. J. 
    Cahill, pp. 132-135.
 p. 134:    bazars [ bazaars

 "Missions a Partnership with Christ" by C. R. Hudson, pp. 141-142.
 p. 140:    spot of t   earth [ spot of the earth

 "The Missionary Significance of Our Plea" by W. H. Book, pp. 150-153.
 p. 150:    The question it not, [ The question is not,

 "Missions a Man's Job" by O. W. Lawrence, pp. 162-164.
 p. 162:    the se   est known [ the severest known

 "Annual Report" by Geo. B. Ranshaw, pp. 171-173.
 p. 171:    Washington, D. C  [ Washington, D. C.

 "The Christianity of Christ" by Charles S. Medbury, pp. 173-180.
 p. 179:    sin-sick so s [ sin-sick sons

 "The Contribution of the American Christian Missionary Society to Our
    "Movement" by William J. Wright, pp. 180-183.
 p. 180:    W. J. WRRIGHT. [ W. J. WRIGHT.

 "The Contribution of the State Society to Our Movement" by J. W. Yoho, 
    pp. 183-186.
 p. 183:    dreadnaught, [ dreadnought,

 "Contribution of State Societies to Our Movement" by A. I. Myhr, pp. 
    188-190.
 p. 189:    pre eminent [ pre-eminent

 "The Relation of Christianity to the Development of America" by Earle 
    Wilfley, pp. 216-218.
 p. 217:    ex- cathedra [ ex cathedra

 "Some of the Business Transactions of the Convention," by William J. 
    Wright, pp. 226-227.
 p. 227:    Ainslee, [ Ainslie,

 "Report of the Board" by A. L. Orcutt, pp. 247-248.
 p. 247:    ie occupied [ is occupied 

 "Unrequited Knighthood of the Nineteenth Century" by Howard T. Cree, 
    pp. 254-257.
 p. 256:    "As his par  is [ "As his part is

 "Annual Report" by G. W. Muckley, pp. 259-261.
 p. 259:    No . 21, 1888, [ Nov. 21, 1888,

 "The Magic of Church Extension" by George Darsie, pp. 267-269.
 p. 267:    omissionary. [ o-missionary.
            It is o  a scale [ It is on a scale
 p. 268:    Mar's Hill, [ Mars' Hill,

 "Our Obligation to Church Extension in the Twentieth Century" by Randolph
    Cook, pp. 269-271.
 p. 271:    and provide the audience, and then re- and provide the
            audience, and then send the call. [ and provide the audience,
            and then send the call.

 "But Rather That Ye May Prophesy" by C. H. Winders, pp. 275-279.
 p. 278:    Prichett, [ Pritchett,
 p. 279:    in wining [ in winning

 "The President's Address" by L. L. Carpenter, pp. 317-332.
 p. 320:    have lost  ill [ have lost will
            before morn ing?" [ before morning?"

 "Unity in Diversity" by T. P. Haley, pp. 343-346.
 p. 343:    Kansas City, M [ Kansas City, Mo.

 "Origin of the Restoration Movement" by Frederick W. Burnham, pp. 336-340.
 p. 339:    aforeme tioned New [ aforementioned New

 "Alexander Campbell, Barton W. Stone and Walter Scott" by Champ Clark, 
    pp. 375-378.
 p. 378:    equals an  no superior, [ equals and no superior,
            in h   course. [ in his course.

 "Alexander Campbell, Barton W. Stone and Walter Scott" by J. W. McGarvey, 
    pp. 381-384.
 p. 383:    Chrisitan unity [ Christian unity
            overules [ overrules
 p. 384:    and fiften [ and fifteen

 "Alexander Campbell, Barton W. Stone and Walter Scott" by A. C. Smither, 
    pp. 384-387.
 p. 385:    ambition The [ ambition. The
            as de fined [ as defined
            primitive, apos tolic [ primitive, apostolic

 "Isaac Errett's Contribution to Our Movement" by J. M. Van Horn, pp.
    392-395.
 p. 394:    preju- Christian brother- dice, and was so imbued with the
               spirit of Christ and hood, [ prejudice, and was so imbued
               with the spirit of Christ and Christian brotherhood,
            most universal. He it has become al- [ it has become almost
               universal. He
 p. 395     a  impressive [ an impressive
            life  t every [ life at every

 "Isaac Errett's Contribution to Our Movement" by J. B. Briney, pp. 
    395-398.
 p. 395:    to     with us [ to sit with us
 p. 396:    Mr  Errett's influence [ Mr. Errett's influence
            by all    ties, [ by all parties,
 p. 397:    support  y any [ support by any
 p. 398:    people w o were [ people who were

 "Isaac Errett's Contribution to Our Movement" by Samuel Mitchell 
    Jefferson, pp. 406-411.
 p. 408:    pec  iar characteristics [ peculiar characteristics

 "Progress and Achievements of a Hundred Years" by Mrs. A. M. Haggard, pp. 
    415-419.
 p. 417:    hundred years ten times as ago; and we have many mission [
               hundred years ago; and we have ten times as many mission

 "Progress and Achievements of a Hundred Years" by H. L. Herod, 
    pp. 419-421.
 p. 421:    be in earnest [ be in earnest.

 "Roll-Call of States and Countries," pp. 426-435.
 p. 427:    were  n the cities. [ were in the cities.
 p. 430:    5.097 days, [ 5,097 days,
            $4 ,919.28. [ $42,919.28.
            w ak churches [ weak churches
 p. 432:    and their wait [ and there wait
            permanent build ing [ permanent building
            I believe  We [ I believe. We
 p. 433:    with a member hip [ with a membership
            to nave more preachers [ to have more preachers
 
 "Outlook and Appeal" by Miner Lee Bates, pp. 435-440.
 p. 439:    nances and order of the church are con- cerned, we have seldom
               shown lack of 2. The modern conception of authority [
               2. The modern conception of authority
            So far as the doctrines, ordi- fidelity. [ So far as the
               doctrines, ordinances and order of the church are concerned,
               we have seldom shown lack of

 "Outlook and Appeal" by Harry D. Smith, pp. 440-444.
 p. 444:    divine    of love [ divine way of love
            reproach of Chri   greater [ reproach of Christ greater
            our situati n. [ our situation.

 "Outlook and Appeal" by A. D. Harmon, pp. 447-449.
 p. 447:    other kneel. [ others kneel.
 p. 449:    inlook, If [ inlook. If

 "The Place of the Lord's Supper in the Movement" by F. L. Moffett, 
    pp. 455-458.
 p. 456:    this   ement [ this element

 "The Lordship of Christ" by Charles Reign Scoville, pp. 472-476.
 p. 475:    hallowed be they name; [ hallowed be thy name;

 "The Lordship of Christ" by Charles H. Moss, pp. 476-478.
 p. 476:    Son of God [ Son of God.

 "The Return to Primitive Christianity" by Lathan A. Crandall (Baptist
    Church), pp. 484-485.
 p. 484:    statements of doc trine, [ statements of doctrine,

 "Fraternal Address" by J. T. McCrory (United Presbyterian Church),
    pp. 487-489.
 p. 488:    devotion and right eousness [ devotion and righteousness
            Scotch-Irish an cestors [ Scotch-Irish ancestors

 "Liberty--Union--Charity" by W. E. Crabtree, pp. 497-500.
 p. 498:    presence of the Scrip tures, [ presence of the Scriptures,

 "The Old Book Stands" by M. M. Davis, pp. 500-504.
 p. 502:    (Prov. 27:18). [ (Prov. 29:18).
 
 "The Supreme Question" by H. O. Breeden, pp. 506-509.
 p. 507:    his pre-ex- otence and his istence, his omnip- his
               omnipresence. [ his pre-existence, his omnipotence and his
               omnipresence.
 "The Renaissance of the Apostolic Church" by I. N. McCash, pp. 517-522.
 p. 518:    b t ye say Jerusalem [ but ye say Jerusalem

 "Adult Conference" by W. C. Pearce, pp. 532-540.
 p. 533:    and we fi d [ and we find
 p. 534:    brief me  age [ brief message

 "Where the Training-class Has Helped; or, Teacher-training the Panacea
     for Church Ills" by H. A. Pearce, pp. 547-548.
 p. 547:    as Brothe  [ as Brother

 "Teacher-training as a Panacea for Church Ills" by Homer W. Carpenter, 
    pp. 548-549.
 p. 548:    church in our land. speak of faith, hope We might rather [
               church in our land. We might rather speak of faith, hope
 p. 549:    with in his own little circle [ within his own little circle

 "Bible Study and the Nation" by R. H. Crossfield, pp. 566-570.
 p. 566:    Nottingham, Lin- banded together coln  and York, [ Nottingham,
               Lincoln  and York, banded together

 "Building Up an Adult Bible Class" by Herbert H. Moninger, pp. 580-584.
 p. 580:    inspiratio  that [ inspiration that

 "Day of the Evangelists," by Charles Reign Scoville, pp. 585-614.
 p. 585:    Day of the Evngealists [ Day of the Evangelists

 "The Mind of the Master; or, How to Save the Converts" by Allen Wilson, 
    pp. 594-597.
 p. 594:    woman- to realize that it is their own picture they see; when
               the hood, and are made Christ-life [ womanhood, and are made
               to realize that it is their own picture they see; when the
               Christ-life

 Address on the Evangelization of the World by J. Campbell White, pp. 
    606-612.
 p. 608:    non-Christian relig ions [ non-Christian religions
 p. 610:    of North American gave [ of North America gave
 

      Addenda and corrigenda are earnestly solicited.

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