Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-22
ID STIMULATE WORK IF
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Conference Announces ln- structive Program for Meet ing = Large Crowd Fx- pected From Over County.

The international committee of the i Young Mems Christian association mas given out the program of the confer ence of southwestern Y. M c. A. | workers, which will be held in this city on October 24 to 26, inclusive, mention of which was made some time ago. when the conference was first de cided upon.
 The meeting gIves promise of be ing one of the most important and eventful ever held in this section of the country and will be calculated to stimulate interest to a marked degree in the work of the association. Elm braced in the scope of the conference are the '. NJ. c. As of Arizona, New Mexico, Sonora and Fl Paso. Texas. The conference has been called by the international committee for the pur- pose of strengthening the associations as they are at present and to create interest in the fields as yet unorganiz- | ed
 | The delegates who will attend the conference will be in the main busi- ness and professinal men. They will be the Tive ones" and the best work CTS of their respective associations. | secured on the Southwestern for the event Delegates to the number of about thirty-five will be furnished lodgings at the local Y M. c. A. and all the sessions of the conference will be held in the association building.
 To arrange for the reception and en-
 tertainment of the guests and to make
 other preparations for the conference a local executive committee has been appointed, the membership of which is as follows: A. c. Lockwood, w. E.
 Lutz. Antonio Maza, w. B. CrameIi Albert Stacey.
 The program for the conference is
 announced as follows:
 l Wednesday, October 24.
 Morning Session.-Informal confer ence for employed officers only; 9:30
 "Half-hour with The Book" c. C. Titus, general secretary, Fl Paso, Texas; 10:00. Our Present Condi-
 tion, Problems and Outlook leader F. L. Starrett, general secretary, Den yer, Colo; 12:00, adjournment.
 Afternoon Session.-2:15, song ser vice; 2: 30, "Half-hour with The Book, ,
 Rev. J. E Frye. of Bisbee; 800, intro ductions. organization and election of conference officers, Chairman, vice
 chairman and recording secretary) ; 3:30 ''The Association and the Social
 Life of Men, G. D. McDill. interna tional railroad secretary, Chicago; dis cussion; 4:30, Through the Social to the Spiritual Man" F. s. Goodman, in ternational secretary religious work department, New York City; discus sion; 6:00, adjournment.
 Night Session.-6: 30, reception to
 banquet guests; zoo, banquet in gym. nasium, in which all delegates are ex- pected to participate.
 Thursday, October 25. Morning Session-9:00, song ser, vice; 9:15, "Half-hour with The Book, '' Rev. E. w. Simonson, of Douglas; l9:45 Through the Social to the Phys Iical Man." D. W. Pollard, general sec retary. Bisbee, Arizona: discussoin; i10:45, "The Associations Religious Opportunity Among Industrial Men" Mir. Goodman; discussion; 12:O0, ad- l journment.
 1 Afternoon Session -2:15, song ser vice; 2:3G, 'tHalf-hour with The Book. {" Rev. E. Nj. Waits, of Fl Paso: BOO, Through the Social to the Intellectual Man." Mir. Starrett; discussion, 400. Camps for Men and Boys" 0. E. Buchner, physical director, Bisbee. Arizona; discussion; 500, Business Methods and Management" W. J. Barnes. general secretary, Las Vegas, New Mexico; discussion; 5:45, busi- ness session; 500, adjournment. | Night Session.-Popular session in the gymnasium; 7:30. song service; 7:45, The Association and the