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9TH. 1912, at noon.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-11
MANY TO ATTEND
ST. LOUIS MEETING
Religious Educational Con
ference to Open Tues
day for Three Days.

Ct Louis. No. March 1l.-Over 1000
delegates and representatives OF an ne
recognized faiths and creeds OF une
CIVILIZED world viii assemble mere
Tuesday morning to attend the opening
session Of thefninth general convention
OF the RELIGIOUS Education association
Several Kindred delegates arrived here
today I'D viii attend preliminary meet
ings that are to be held this evening
The convention proper viii open IN the
Odeon auditorium. and viii continue
for three days
"The training Of religious leaders
has been selected as the general sub
ject of the convention and viii be the
chief topic Of discussion at the 80 or
more meetings TO be held morning, az
ternoon and evening. in conjunction
with the general assembly.
An unusually large program has been
arranged for the three days sessions
More than 100 educators and religious
leaders have promised TO address the
convention.
A private session OF the council Of re-
ligious education will be held AT the
Jefferson hotel tonight to complete the
arrangement Of topics TO be discussed
at the general convention
An exhibit Of materials and methods
of religious education has been com
pleted and viii be opened TO the public
Tuesday morning The purpose OF the
exhibit Is to show the materials and
methods which illustrate the progress
Of the work being carried on by the as
ISOLATION and 20 demonstrate the mod
EN- plans that have been adopted for
religious agencies and institutions.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-11

SCRIPTURE
Genesis Hills.


And God said. Let the earth bring
forth grass, the herb yielding seed.
and the fruit tree yielding fruit after
his kind, whose seed is in ITSELF upon
the earth; and IL was So
And the earth brought forth grass.
and herb yielding seed after his kind.
and the tree yielding fruit whose seed
was in itself, after his kind; and God
saw that IL was good
And the evening and the morning
were the third day.
And God said, Let there be lights in
the armament Of the heaven to divide
the day from the night; and let them
be for signs and for seasons. ard for
days and years;
And let them be for lights IN the
armament Of the heaven to give light
upon the earth; and II was so.
And God made two great lights: the
greater light to rule the day, and the
lesser light to rule the night; he made
the stars also
And God set them in the armament
Of the heaven to give light upon the
earth.
And TO rule over the day and over
the night. and 10 divide the light from
the darkness; and God saw that it
was good
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-11
THE VALUE or CHURCH NEWS
II u II Y H-rEII-eEl 4 rlE

IN DAILY NEWSP APERg
The publicity commission OF the men
and religion movement Of which George
W Coleman Of Boston is chairman. IS
undertaking to find out what prepare
lions are made by ministers and the
laymen Of churches to get news In ac-
curate form into daily newspapers. and
what city editors think Of church news.
The Information IS TO be presented at
England the churches display adver-
tisements OF their affairs These
newspapers print sermons in full The
religious weekly, its place and service
is also being studied by this commits
sion In relation 10 It's support Editors
are asked whether they find less or
more demand for religious news than
five OF ten years ago, or because of
campaigns like the present men and
religion one.
These commissions, preparing reports
Tor the conservation congress, are nine
in number, and they Include social ser
vice, missions. boys work, evangeliza
ton, Bible study, unity and the rural
include dean Brown Of Yale divinity
school, Prof Graham Taylor Of Chi
cagO. DR.. John r Mott judge Lindsay
OF Denver, bishop Hendrix Of the Meth
Odisr church south, Rev. DR.. Washing
ton GLADDEN. Of Columbus. moderator
BoynIon Of the congregational National
council, William Jennings Bryan of Ne
braska and president Thompson Of the
OHIO State university. Reports Of these
commissioners win, II is promised, both
sum up g year OF conventions and out
line plans Of Christian work for men
OF America fer some years TO come.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-11

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-11
INDIAN SCHOOL CONTROVERSY OVER THE
WEARING OF DISTINCTIVE GARB BITTER
Indian Commissioner Valentine and Secretary of Interior
Fisher Are Mixed Up in tt Churches Are Using
Newspapers to Distribute News Of Religion
New York Citys Church Invest
ment Grows to Large Sum

Cardinal Farley OF New York. Rev.
DR.. Charles L. Thompson OF New York,
president OF the Home Missions coun-
Gil. Rev. William q. Rs1oham, director
Of the Bureau Of Catholic Indian Mis-
siOns, Washington, indian commissioner
Valentine, and secretary Of the in
terror Fisher are the five men init
ulately connected with the present in
dian school controversy, and the wear
ing Of distinctive garb by teachers in
them The controversy IS itself Dit
ter one. Both Catholic and Protes tant
parties TO It are determined to contest
every inch OF ground At the same time
the most cordial personal relations
seem 10 obtain between the leaders d.
rector Ketcham speaks IN the highest
terms Of the council PRESIDENT ana ne
latter in the same manner concerning
the personal qualities Of the catholic
leaders It seems to be nght over
what each regards as principles not at
all one Of persons
Rev. Dr. Thompson, replying TO the
statement Of director Ketcham. says
that Hampton Institute is not q sectar-
ian school unless the fact that II uses
the English Bible can pc 50 SLl4Lae l SSL
lied As president Of the Home MS
sion council ne states that counclL
positions as follows
1. government indian schools must
not be sectarlan-
> Ecclesiastical garb in government
schools necessarily breaches the rens-
ion Of q sect Pupils cannot fail 10 so
regard it. That IS un-Amertcan-
81 We have abundant proof that gov
eminent schools taught by sisters N
the Earb Of their order are conoucIea
as they were conducted before they
were transferred to the government
They are to all iutents stu Roman
Catholic schools
without regard to the civil service rules
Of the government is Illegal
Indian commissioner VALENTINO VINO
Issued the order against the garo, oe-
MES that he was Influenced by. Protest
ant missionary leaders, and president
Thompson CT the council says that
nothing whatever was said TO the com
missioner on the subject durlng nIs
--isi4 ia the council INN ediately before
ne issued the order. The commlssioner
saws he made the same offer 70 SPEAK 20
Catholic indian societies, outlining now
they hight help the government tnat
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-11
women of East FL PasO are invited

women Of East Ell Paso are lnVllea
10 come and hear him.
Campfire Girls Meet
The Campfire girls Of the East II
tain the same organization OF the Al
tura Presbyterian church az an Aall q =
aid luncheon in the social rooms OF
the East FL PasO Presbyterian cnuten
on st. Patrick's eve, saturday As-Ecl
Is. The girls are preparing Narlogs
.4s+71ntsH for the entertainment or lAe-E
guests and the pastor OF the cnul S -
T-flI assist in the entertainment oy
giving some readings Of old irish pal
Fourteen children Are Baptized.
The pulpit OF the Houston SQUARE
Baptist church IS being supplied DS
Rev. Alfred J. McElwaln, IN Ile absence
Of the pastor, Rev. j. j. bl--tn- s
YESTERDAY was one Of the best DAYS.
Recently a number or young esoS--
have shown much interest ana III ~
evening service eight boys ana 50
girls, all from the sunday scnooA -
lowed the Lord in baptism A large Cy--
creation was in ATTENDANCE az 80
evening service. a noticeaDly large
number OF the children and young peo-
pie being present Appropriate music
was given by the choir, led by harry
Swain
Rev Mr.. 1IcElwafn spoke on the sub
iect Of baptism. his sermon being IN
the nature Of a Bible reading. SPEAK IN 8
on the following points EaptislA -
OF God. not or man Repentance anu
faith should precede baptism Baptism
should soon follow repentance and
faith He then enlarged on the location
The design OF baptism is TO typ11y the
burial OF the old Adam nature and the
resurrection OF the new creature 20
walk in Christ Jesus giving numerous
passages OF scripture in support OF each
head
AT the close OF the sermon the ordin-
ance OF baptism was administered, the
girls being dressed in white and the
BOYS wearing black baptismal robes
The ordinance was made more impress
sive BY the fact that two sisters were
in the baptlstry together. followed oy
Two brothers. then brother and sister,
then two other brothers
House to House Service.
Following Is the program for the
week Of the Church Of St. Clement
ATonday-HOuse 20 house evening
service at the residence Of Mrs. Annie
E. AIaetze, 1908 Arizona street
uesday-Meeting OF guild 3 p m
Tuesday Thursday and Friday-Ser-
vice, p m
Wednesday - Evening prayer, s
o'clock
Friday-Daughters of the king 3
p. m.
Saturday-Junior Auxiliary. p. m,
with Miss Anita Maetze, 1903 Arizona
street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-11
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Telling ones experience when ft is for
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-11
POPE'S NEW INSTITUTE
AND BIBLICAL LIBRARY


The library Of the Pontificial Biblical
institute viii soon be opened in Rome.
This Biblical institute is quite new,
pope IN 1903 Its location is a splendid
palace in riazzs della Pilotta. The pope
stated that this great Institution win
be International and will show that the
Vatican is interested in science as ap-
piled to religion The Biblical commits
sion appointed by Leo XIII had already
begun its work and several books OF
the Holy Scriptures had been issued
under its supervision with full notes.
The present pope ordered that no one
should give biblical instruction in Cath
Ole seminaries who had not received
a diploma from the biblical commission,
after passing an examination. In 1908
the Jesuits opened Biblical courses at
the Gregorian college and Padre Fouck
was placed in charge. He has much in
fluence, st is said. with Plus Y, and be-
cause OF 1t the pope created the ponti-
tifical Biblical institute 70 increase the
study OF the Bible
In the Biblical institute great i'm
portance is placed upon Greek, Arabic
any course applicants must already be
doctors in philosophy and divinity The
Oriental university Of the Jesuits at
Beirut, in Syria, is considered a branch
Of the Biblical institute in Rome. There
IS now a plan TO establish g branch in
upper Galilee- 1t was the intention Of
pope Leo XIII that the Biblical Review
of the DOminicians should be the Of
ficial organ Of the Biblical commission,
but now the Jesuits seem to have con-
troll.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-11

buildings and the activity OF Trinity
parish. EpiscOpalians viii eXpend So
500. 600. OF this SS50,000 goes into new
structures on the cathedral grounds
The latter includes q new synod hall. TO
be ready for the general convention
meeting in New York in 1913. Trinity
is erecting new chapels that are TO cost
SOC. 900.
The Y. " C. A. and Y. ". C. A. viii
expend $4,000, 600. a part for a national
headquarters for wOmen,s work, and a
part for a railroad branch building IN
connection with the New York Central S
new terminal This branch is to be the
finest railroad Y NJ c. A. building IN
the world. A seamen's home to cost
100000 is under cons ruction- Pres
byterfans are erecting one new church
at a cost of 100000. representing re-
investment of old money, and one new
church to cost 100000, representing
new money The total for the coming
building season is about $4,000, GOO in
advance Of other seasons.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-11
DIVISION OF LEADERSHIP
CnNETnEREn r gGEE7

A head Of a great congregation, re-
signing recently. proposed that minis
ters would do well to remain free for
the duties for which they became min
listers. and allow another to be head
Of institutional and business parts Of
the churchs work. His suggestion has
attracted wide attention. and has led
a bishop 70 plead to be relieved from
money raising that he may be a spirit
ual Father in God, as the phase has IT.,
and not chiefly g promoter. These ana
others declare the interests Of many
modern churches have grown so great
that division Of leadership is absos
lutely essential.
The present somewhat larger interest
on tho part Of Christian laymen Is
leading them to consider the control
Of congregations AID the satisfying Of
members of them The three persons
tie official rector a leCa' title and Of
flee; the priest strictly spiritual
function: and the leader, having to do
with management and progress, are
recognized now by layuen, some OF
whom are saying ii is a mistake in eco
Monies to combine all three in enc man.
They are saying the sana conceru1ne
the bishop, where is now usually com
bi ed the episcopal office and the
money raiser and salary payer. Many
bishops are more comp troller than spir-
itual adviser. The prediction is heard
that radical changes along this line are
just ahead as one result Of recent cam
paigns for the development Of the lalty'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-11
NEW SCHOOL OF CHURCH

mlSlC IN hu4E
Pope Plus ks passion for music is
well known. 1t is he who has encour-
aged Don Periso. the priest-composer
to 20 forward with his work, and
through his personal attention the music
Of the Catholic church has been modi-
fled ana improved. Recently a new
school Of sacred music has been formed,
with headquarters in Rome but ex-
tending to the United states It is
under the direction of the Society Of St.
Cecilia.
Cardinal RampOlla is the patron OF
this new society, and not long since the
pope sent to him brief letter in Latin
expressing his satisfaction at the splen-
did success already attained by the new
organization.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-11
CHURCH CONGRESS DIS
CITGsTnNE APE RI a MED

CUSSUONS ARE PLANNED
The Rev. DR.. A ". Arundel, the rec
tor Of Trinity Episcopal church, Pitts
burg, who resigned not long since to
work for Christian socialism, is to be
principal speaker at the Episcopal
church congress, meeting in St Louis,
April 16 to 10. His subject is to be
The Good and Evil in Trade Unions
and he is assigned the task Of showing
This chuhch congress is a platform for
the discussions Of live topics Of the day,
and is supported by the low and broad
clergy. Only in very small measure
do the highs take to IL.
Organic Christianity is to be topic
for the first day but neither assigned
writer's or speakers include those who
have attained prominence in unity dis
cussiOns. A speaker on the negative
side is the Rev. Dr.. Roland Cotton
Smith Of Washington. The sanctity OF
marriage, another topic. may or may
not bring in the question Of divorce
and remarriage a question much talked
about and little acted upon. One OF
the speakers is Mrs Kate Waller Bar
rett a woman OF wide experience with
women. and success at reforming many
OF them
Spiritualism, phychic phenomena and
demonology are TO be taken up one Of
the speaker being Prof Dickinson s.
Miller late professor in Columbia uni
Tersity. Censorship in the interest
Of public morals" Music as an aid TO
Religion" and Conversion as a Chris
tian Experience" are the other topics
In most cities where the congress is
held the occasion Of its coming Is made
a social one.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-11

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-11
FIRST BAPTIST HAS
CALLED NEW PASTOR
Rev. J. F. Williams. of JEFF
ferson City, Mo, May
Como Hero
JOn0e Here,

The congregation OF the First Bap-
fist church issued a call to Rev J. F.
Williams. Of jefferson City. No. at the
Sunday morning service. Rev J. u.
Ray was asked to remain until a new
pastor could be secured. Mr.. RAY has
decided to reenter work at the theO-
logical seminary at Fort Worth. where
he was stationed before coming TO FL
PasO.
ar Williams. who is in charge Of
the Baptist church at Jefferson City,
visited Fl PasO some eight years age.
and at one time was called by the First
church here IT Is believed that he
viii accept this, the second call to FL
PasO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-11

he ranks next to the secretary OF state
All diplomatic questions, or religious
matters relating TO politics In the var
iOus countries come under considers
ton by this secretary, and the position
is sure to lead TO an appointment as
papal nunciO and the sacred college
One Of the most prominent candidates
mentioned in Rome for the succession
is Mgr Enrico Sibilia, archbishop OF
Sidon, now apostolic delegate to Chile
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-11
NEW YORKss CHURCH N
VEST1IENT Is CLIMBING.

a A. u r
With the opening Of the spring build
ing season contracts for work on struc-
lures devoted TO Christian purposes are
being awarded Manhattan Island
New York city. regarded as most diff
flcult OF all places for Christian work
VIII this spring and sumner put into
new structures 9,525 600 The spend
Ing of some Of these millions has al
ready begun About S1,5O0.OOO of this
outlay represents reinvestment Of
church money. That is churches have
been sold and are being rebuilt in other
locations The balance IS new money
The new structures are not all churches
but include institutions in some cases
None are, however, relief work but
all strictly for Christian propaganda.
Catholics have expended about 81
100000 a year, and VIII maintain their
average this year. About half that
sum goes into parOchial schools. Tie
100000 for churches Is small for Cath
olics but Manhattan borough is al
ready wei provided for Catholic ac-
tivity is In the suburbs With their
new cathedral and its surrounding
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-11
SENTENCE SERMONS IN
PULPITS OF Ell PASO

The most unhappy creature on earth
is the converted man leading a world
- life; he cannot enjoy the world
because he is a christian and he can
not enjoy Christ because OF the world.
.-Rey. JEFF d. Ray at the First Bap-
list church.
The surrender Of oneself for the ser
vice OF al is the most fundamental
principle OF the -gOsDeL-Perry J. Rice
at the First Christian church.
If we ever expect to get to heaven
We must follow the narrow way that
God has made out for his children for
he has said IN his word. Wide is the
gate and broad is the way that lead
eln 10 destruction. and straight the
gaze and narrow the way that lead
EN- unto life-"-Rev. W F. Hatchell,
MSS 0nary to Mexico, at the. East FL
Faso BAPTIST church.
The blood Of Calvary's cross should
De 10 every sinful man what Elisha s
SolilIland was TO Naman, the means
oy which ne was made clean.-Rev.
= \ Evans, at the Highland Park
Methodist church
There viii be a discrimination some
day II God is just. he must show his
dlsapproVal Of evil as well as his ap-
PROBATION Of good Only those whose
consclSnces condemn them wish 10
have 1T otherwise-Rtv. Kenneth
Brown, Altura Presbyterian church.
Never let a child come to mans es-
tate without knowing that self sacri-
flee Is demanded OF him-Rev Henry
Easter. at Church Of St. Clement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-11
IN THE ROMAN

CHANGES IN THE ROMAN
CURIA ARE MADE
The nomination by the pope OF Mgr.
Scapinella as nuncio Of Vienna has left
vacant the high office of secretary OF
extraordinary ecclesiastical affairs in
the Roman curla. This is one Of the
most important positions at the Vail
can. The secretary is in a way a min
lister OF foreign affairs. and In dignity
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-11

he made 10 the Protestant council. and
director Ketcham confirms the state
ment Secretary Fisher has asked that
personalities form no part OF the con-
troversy. and promises both sides op-
pOrtunity to make full statements at
government hearing to De called at an
early date The question Of the indian
tribal money and its use has got into
the controversy.