The age-herald., 1901-04-20

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 -siaaSasi voWfo was aEfected Ere,
 *%r% %>s-< -sr '. -&-<-s->->-~l~4i.%s< %s< ~esxS <<- tiher Of Selma. chairman E. E. Emerson i 'ofH Greensboro ven s7Rtti iTd 44"s
 | Corninittee on Resolutions Neal of I Howard scoflege chairman; IL D, Dix ofs Montgomery and j. O. Ray of Jackson Evfflei inf rfpsg niAfi ~iinh F t'TE s'la 4i la aad1a1 sPhysicaI Agencies. o' '''sf 5 re ID! Mcclure, physicar director of the ! Montgomery Association, discussed ",rhe
 Association and Its Physical Agencies" | In the course Of which he told of the
 gymnasium work of his association and of | its beneficial results, He said that Mont
 gomery would institute comparative con tests at an early date '-,...,..fa nj ,s, ' Director Mctilr of, the Selma, Associa- ton satd' the selma -Assoeiation had both 1 indoor and outdoor, sports and also own 1 ed four boats with which .regattas, were given. upon the, Alabama river. r.,g.,,s,q :. I e k. Ober, field. secretary. of the. .,In-
 terhatiorfail Coinfy entfon,, presided at an open coiiege coniferennce. at which c. tL.f 2 I Gates Of Chicago discussed the zAsheyile I Pacific and lNorth6eld- conferences.to He
 said that p all great movements resulted l from conferences. cl H.if'Ht l.,--'i ',...
 | Secretary Read of. the Georgia Assoeia- 'tfon discussed The Bible Personal and l Class Study i.a Ea Hrf .~d fr ri; lefArnuhner of other sdbjeets to 'associa-
 ton workers were discussed. after which
 the association adjourned until .7i45 p. m. Fs@fi''a Night Session T 'na ,.,...,r, The night session opened with Ia. song
 service lbf tlfteeif anfinutes and this was
 followed with tan. address by J. P. Jack
 son.. secretary Of -tiie Nsw Orleans Asso- .cintion dfi %The Boy: What Shall We Do ] :. ..a lllr Idimeo ss.a ' saa gsf 8I..39
 Nh. iJaclssoh' 'sasd @lthe boy Is sorelye stenpptsd at sveryestep aiadFitgis idIfficult to- l bring hifn slp, as should beyfa good Chris. atiasi: ian, x He said boy Is an important,
 elementT4ini' the norninhnitx:ta quotecc. Bob Burdette who said the girl was given
 the, best in the house. ..while Just any old
 thing Will do for thel boys f,. iqc ssi !
 grThe Influences efi4tiie very home, the
 speaker Said, tend. to discourage the boy |
 There Is the school boy. the working boy and the street boy.--..-,,-.-- .s,s...-4u.e#aa
 The Young Men s cnrfstian "A association,
 stands fnr The best interests sfn thefcso;m-
 munitxs 1tfis a Christian Ein,sstatationn sand
 Us intended to reach the syounfgs u uiifs man or, the boys sa II Us the best thing for ithe 5boy Land for theY Young Mems Chris sflsh Asso- 3ciati an', that thessibdx should be Tedchsed.
 1Afie easie tlfpe sto reach the ssmtt,a M Is
 whiie he ts sssIll boy and hts Enaiture is, Eplastiess 7 M .,g ifslls $
 Charts were 3shoa-af@ b5y slthe't. speak fer
 sho wing fhe agc at which religious inter
 est wks a,akened, the as aofl ceh version. |aage of joining. thegGhurct,a age of 7crfme
 The # athart based oR response sHsf from boo Fpdrsons, s1hosSsst, arvrsaige age of ahe
 awaksnips .of reli sious interest, 12;sII of Hcony ersiatii fS; of jofsing the church ZIG;
 ia id of Crime, .2SS, s.H. 4s:a. s.a V VI s
 The pealser said the work of the osins F.Men's Christian Association was to sup ErIement the Work of schools and to give stbe boys Teiigious ming. 4
 @..f The Assodiationt "a Worldwide Move
 srhent, vas discussed by G. K. oberl. of
 EGhicago, field secretarsyI Of! the interna
 tlonal committee F--ea.sri { E#
 Air ;ober began his remarks by asking
 why the \. M. C.sI4 work is a world | Wide m6vements and assured that 1t Is l gadapted to''the well fereaFo of the young
 men Hessaid it dfd not take tIiie, place o \. the home nor the churehsasT'irst in the ..
 der aiiiHde5ee or Che voting man 4 lie 3fs the home. second the chufch, and tHrd his assoftafess4i eiEssfd the Imother isal- Ways reJofced To hear that her son lhas !
 formeda ghod IassdgiatlebsA The fY.sssTsAc. "A. isia4hdrna forathesy 6ang hGn twho have |
 zone to the cities. .sI t, Is the church work ing through the you hIg raelf;f ftsiis aehfIs- tan club obened ip' to tfres' yourE rmeen. 4aIt issoffiy t ss ears sin qAsfhefY. | MO Al whsHtftst loHgafiized. Said the | speaker. and it4hasr,now gone around the World There are ls0of assoclatf,ns in this E rpuntry with ovsr g5o:60o members Thare IS sonaethlng I1lt fis ssoelatfap that gsts hold tofs th& SoDng- -nans ana niA kes fla r shristian ofaflfn+ @rhere- 'srka Christian i .Glub housss slIs 509 ciiless lnz.the unifsd
 nStates ana Gainiads hioiises planned atid | tnltasH sefpeci alig ssfprft that hiF po ssa Tie lIlvestthe ents~fT these buii3ingst ahouhtMto Y ! rhs % %spesfer toia Jf-ths Org jorsanlzatItoutof | the Y. oh ffhs. jon- -Pscinc aKd
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 snsas'sI gas p sS 1Plsa Esss fSs sip s fs for the epploxsss.s s s.ss s--, tfEaex BE lEsThe .$beaksrsa lhdEdt. tA-tbS 1adlz oEla I I5sEoung .Meais-Ghsisysn -Ass9ciation buiil | Ing insRnn#igifsn tand'1 1tEAd Hat 1e lScitizens 'sofHtheacity sfotidscontribute He fiionsygfor sasrredataEfe buiidiHga f6f tael kkseciationA. .sFIetss q fodns fens chris-
 {ian fxssoets he dg bsep 1affh sH ahdI | | Mere iinaiftAifedad Ever 6Oe@instftrtion sI | of leafhfhg and had oyer 10000 members He told of'Ffh reorganization of associa-