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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-30
BROOKS DECLARES FOR
COMPULSORY EDUCATION

Waco. Texas. Oct 20 In re-
port submitted 20 The Texas Welfare
Commission b. Dr. s. = Brooks.
president OF Baylor University and
Chairman Of the committee on edl-
cation appointea by the commission
10 Investigate educational affairs ia
his state. strong plea s made
FOR h.ghe. education and for The
adyau.emar. ana enlargement ~
Texas educational institutions inIo
a broader scope OF educational work
Too long ba.e Texans lulled 'leu.
,o..os to sleep IN contemplation ~
their ercat public school fund. rF-
Ing 10 believe that there aas uoIght
for tHe prasaat generation 90 dn hH'
drink at fho fountain prepared by 'hn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-30
Louisiana State Fair

Shreveport. La. oct % The an
nual Louisiana State Fair will open
Us gates tomorrow for a weeks bust
ness. Governor Hall and his staff
win attend the opening All Of the
auildings and pavillions are filled
with attractive displays and the I'M
lications are that the fair Will he the
.e-' ever held in this state The
MANAGEMENT has provided many free
attractions. including a five day 3
nrocram OF harness and rrnnine
races
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-30

TURN TO PAGE sEvEH FOR WANT ADS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-30
SOU INV ISL ERIN OPENS
EXTENSION LECTURES


Yr.a O.. Daily NrEs
Georgetown. Texas or 30 D..
the 0aferes, of education Iu Texas
the faculty of the South western Tu.-
gcrs.tg bias established "a system o.,
extension lectures. which are avail
able 90 any school literary club.
church or other institutions or CONE
muuity Upon a request from any
section % lecturer Vlll proceed there.
and speak on any one OF the follow
.ug subjects. according 20 the de-
sires OF the organization of which b..
Is a guest
Personal Experiences 600 TIrke,
az the Time Of the Adoption OF tta
Constitution by DR.. John Allen.
The Literary Use OF the Eihle
Job the Spiritual Athlete, and
Jesus the Preacher by Dr Chas
M Bishop. president Of Southwest
eru University. Browning. lee
ture reading and The Holiness OF
Beauty 10 Southern Poetry Prof \
S pesues The Birth Of the Ger
man Empire and Frederick the
Great Prof Il J. Eddy, Lee and
Jackson The South and It's Ne
glec' and Was'efulness In litera
ture and Fine Art" and The Bible
as Literature. Prof Frank Seay
tn. lecturers are not oyer-acai-
'mir and are the result OF the eV-
.eriouce ana Investigation OF the fac
uIty OF Southern University 80
.har-o S made for the lectures. othe'
'han 'ho expenses OF the lecturer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-30

Toledo o oct 90 Nearly an Of
'hr Bishops oft the Methodist Episco-
pal S'hHrch are attending their an
paI Church are attending their am
por'ni'y Tor the bishops 10 exchange
opinions ON various matters relating
20 fhc church work
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-30

beware ~ any osteopath who ad-
vlses unnecessary operations. staryes
patients or dahhlcs In drugs. plasters.
etc Those interested In genuine Os-
teopathy see Or Clements 81 Old
Eberstadt BLDG phone l2S. e76-tic
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-30

The Hague. OCT Oh Tho Ia
International court 1f arbitration fa-
iay took un for o1rs '.-..H- .
settlement dispute between Russia
md Turkey ri more .'lr .f-
Eesrs' s'ari.rr The r0.r. no issue
conforms tha payment % interest ..
fha Indemnity duo 90 Russia hr
rr-Ft. aF -t of r- 90 r.---
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-30
Ameco Chick Feed is ma

from clean. selected grain and is
balanced feed for chickens Ask
your dealer
Amarillo Mill x Elevator Co
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-30

Denver Colo oct 80 n the
o.. Cathedral oi the Immaculate
Conception Boo this city was a larg,
as So Peters To- Rome il could
scarcely accommodated Nh, ,hou--
ands Of clerical and Jay representa-
'iy,s of the Roman Catholic church
NHo gathered from far and near 10.
da} 10 attend the jubilee services
ia celebration OF the twenty-fifth
anniversary OF the conservation OF the
RI Rev Nicholas Matt bishop OF
Denver.
Among the distinguished prelates
who took uart in the Jubilee seryi-
ces We're Cardinal Farley. Of New
Louis Archbishop piiiyal Of santa
Pc, Bishop NcGoyern Of Cheyenne.
Bishop Lillis OF Kansas City. Bish-
Then OF Lincoln and Bishop Scan.
nell of Omaha
Bishop Natz. in whose honor The
celebration was held. Is a native OF
Alsace-lorraine but has been res
ident OF the United States since his
eighteenth year he vas prepared
FOR tho priesthood az Mt 81 Mary =
seminary In Cincinnati and was or.
iained iu 1874 Ever since his or
dlnation hc has hon connected con-
'innousy with the Denver liocoso
Tie was created bishop twenty
five wears ago today.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-05-16
County Correspondence
BONNIE TERRE.

Ollie Savors was in ST. Louis
Tuesday.
Homer poston left for Cape Girar-
deau Saturday.
Miss Mabel Ringer and Marvin
Ringer attended the track meet at
the Cape.
Mr.. andIMrs. q. :. Parsons re-.
turned from visit to st. Louis
Tuesday.
Hans Shantl went to Festus, Her
culaneum aud Riverside on bust
ness Tuesday.
/ Mesdames Geo. Knapp and \. Is.
/ Henry attended the Lead Belt Mis-
sion Board meeting AT Flat River
Tuesday.
Mrs. Hans Srhantl, Miss Maude
Green and j. ID. Poston are in at
tendance upon the Sunday School
conference for the Pennington Dis
trict, Southern Methodist Church.
Rev, II. l.. Hartwell and q. W.
Knapp spent three days last week
and two this week before the County
Court contesting petitions for H.
cense to run dramshops In Bonnie
Terre.
Rev. n. Il. Henry has received .
letter from President Hilburn o
Southern College who has resigned)
> asking II he is available az his sue
cessor. The salary is Sl,SO.W ant
board and lodging for two.
J. w. HELLER, ieweler at the com
pany store, has beautifully decor
ated window this week. Ii repre-
sents a student with her diploma
= while all around IL are the severa
:, cups wonlat athletic meets by Bonn
d Terre High School, and around thi
= he has several medals won by hig
y school boys here. Every one pass
ing should stop and look at thi
beautiful window.
The track team boys left for Cap
= Girardeau last Thursday and re
turned Sunday after having gotte
V third place in the meet. Those VIII
represented the school IN the trac
u. meet were John Hopkins, Fran
Murphy, Frank Woodside, Pa,
Williams, John Poston, Ed Joht
= son, Lawson Henry, and Nest'
Voss. Those who represented NJ
re- school in the declamatory contest
were Amy Crutcher and Joe Ric
lg Ferd Turley, Msjorie Murphy Al
Prof. Thielman accompanied ~
le coached the teams.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-05-16
ESTHER.

John n. Boyd Of st. Louis is in
Esther this week.
Mrs. Dave Frazier has returned
from st. Louis after long visit.
Miss Lula Counts was an Esther
visitor one day last week.
Miss Gretchen Bilharz was an
Esther visitor Wednesday.
Howard, the railroad agent, has
gone to Illinois for n weeks visit
with his mother
Mrs. Willard Kocn Of Flat River
was visiting her parents, j. w.
Jones and wife Sunday.
quite number from here attend
ed the class day exercises at Flat
River Monday night.
Mesdames Dobbins and Nich0l at
tended the Lead Belt Mission BOARD
meeting at Flat River Tuesday.
An excellent children's day pro
gram was rendered at the Metho
dist Church last Sunday evening.
Mrs. J. NJ. Applebsrry is still con
fined to her bed from the effect Of ,
fall that she had last week while pa
.ering room.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-05-16
Licensed to Marry.

May al, Joseph Couch of Flat River
aud Miss Mabel Meagher OF Silver
Mine.
9th, ]. w. Thirston and Miss Flor
ence Camdon of Esther.
Sth, Jokym Dolyniak OF Deslogc and
Anastazy Salonszcak Of New York state.
Sth, Mike Fcdctak and Anna 10
paczyk OF Desloge.
9th, Vim. l.. Jordan and Miss Etiie A..
Degrant Of Flat River
10th, !. l.. Spars and Miss sue Me
! Williams of Flat River
nth, II. 5. Price and Miss Emma NJ
/ Strahlman OF Ste. Gcucvirye county.
I3th. Thos. s. AuBuchou and Miss
Frances NJ. Porrrhcld OF Boune Tcrre.
18th, X. 6. G. Schaeier and Miss
Annie Brand OF Bonnie Terrc.
I4th, Joseph II. Moon and Miss Hes
! ter T.. Hyndman Of Flat River.
I5th, Nikola Sosiak OF Desloge and
! Fanny Bulback of Philadelphia.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-05-16
BISMARCK.

Dr. Barth visited Middlebrook
Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Horton is reported dan
gerously sick.
$. NJ. Beard visited relatives in
Arkansas this week.
+. NJ. Carter of Pennington was
n visitor here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley O'Neal Of
Irondalc were here Sunday.
J. W. Yeargain of Pennington
was on our streets Tuesday.
Mr.. Townsend of Illinois is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. P. ID. Wooliord'
Our editor has decided to actively
enter the contest for Representative
Calvin Eaton OF Leadwood visited
the family Of Henry Naulte Mon
day.
Mrs. W. Poor of Oklahoma is Wis
iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. "
II e NUM-
Hon. Walter Nall of st. Louis
was the guest of :. w. Andrews
here Sunday
DR.. ]. =. Sebastian of Williams
Vile visited the family Of JONI
Harter Thursday.
Mrs. {. II. Lucy was called by
wire Monday to Leeper, Mo, wher'
her father, Captain W. 7. Leeper
IL very low.
James NJ. Wood, aged -, one o
our best citizens, died Saturday q
hemorage of the brain. His re-
mains were inferred In the Big XIV
or cemetery Sunday.
Six cars of strawberries were De
rallied near here Sunday morning
and it really looked wasteful an
extravagant to shovel the ripe, DE-
licious fruit from the track to rela
rails and repair track.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-05-16
SHOOTS SON, THINKING
HIM HORSE THIEF

VIM. Dees of Doe Run last We'd
nesday night shot but fortunately
did not seriously iniure his son,
Floyd, while the latter was at the
barn getting ready to take Il buggy
ride. Mr.. Dees did not know his
son was at the barn, and hearing II
noise out there presumed il was n
thief or some one who had no bust
ness there, so he took his shotgun
and fired away, hitting Floyd. Sew
eral shot struck him about the face
and head, but the injuries inflicted
were slight.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-05-16
Carleton College Notes.

The new catalog Is scheduled 10
appear the 22nd inst
The annual picnic is to take place
to-day. Some spot near DeLassus
was chosen for the event.
President Gilliland left last week
on lecturing tour. He takes in
st. Louis, Sligo and Pacific.
The graduates this year are;
Junior cOllege-H. T. Mayberry, a.
Tremayne, Emily Berry. Mae
Glover; academy-G race Gilliland,
=. l.. Jones; piano-Nettie De-
laney, Jennie Crow, Ida Seller;
violin Warden Moothart.
A gift of 500 90 was received last
week from II. A. Thompson, leon
ium, la. The $500 is to become n
permanent endowment, which means
that the principal can never he used.
The income Is to be used by the IL
brary; $1,000 may be used immedi-
ately for the library. 4 few years
ago n gift Of Sl00.C0 was received
which was also To become perman-
ent endowment.
Carleton Victorious at Base Ball,
Last Monday Carleton won IA sec
ond victory from Doe Run High
School with the score of y to j. e.,
Polite started hi to pitch for Doe
Run, but after he had allowed ) hits
and , runs he retired after the 18th
In favor of Bono, who allowed only
| hit and scores. McFadden pitched
/ for Carleton. He allowed the Wis
/ itors Il hits during the game. u
men struck out ON each side. earle
tons big inning was the fourth.
Hunt got two.bagger and scored
when McFadden singled. McFadden
| stole second and went to third on.i ia
wild pitch. Hopkins famed, but
| Shupp drew four balls. Jones got
II hit and scored McFadden. Rymer
knocked out single, making two
men on bases Marez sacrificed
scoring Jones, then Mayberry
bumped out the fifth clean hit of the
inning and scored Rymer. Il. Hop
kins played his first game. He pre-
sided nj 3rd base.
The Carleton team went to Fred
ericktOwn yesterday to play Marvin
Institute. The return game il
scheduled for Monday, May 20.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-05-16
The House Fly.

Or. j. l.. Eaton, recently reap
pointed the City Physician, makes
the following suggestions concern
ing the arch eEenv of mankind, the
common house fly:
A ny in the milk often means
member Of the family in the grave.
Wire screens in the windows may
keep crepe from the door.
Make your home model against
this ubiquitous and plentiful con
taminator of food and spreader OF
disease.
Sprinkle coal oil freely over all
filth and garbage.
Where people eat and sleep the
presence Of the fly Is 10 trifling mat
ter.
They carry all kinds of contamin-
ating bacteria containing tnbercu-
J losis germs, diptheria germs, ty-
phoid germs, IN fact all parasitic
bacteria.
The fly Is extremely dangerous.
A false sense of security II caused
Iby ignorance Of the dangers IN
Cured by their presence.
The mosquito carries malaria hut
the eXcrctions from the fly contain
many infectious and contagious
germs.
Let us begin now to make war on
the fly and thereby prevent typhoid
fever this fall,
As nearly as Is possible, eradicate
1.-THE fly. bismarck Gazette.
Is there anything in all this worlt
that is of more Importance to y"t
than good digestion? Food must D'
eaten to sustain life and must be Ill
gested and converted into blood
When the digestion fails the whole
body suffers. Chamberlain = Iablet'
are rational and reliable cure for In
digestion. They increase the flow
of bile, purify the blood, strengthen
the stomach, and tone up the whole
digestive apparatus to a natural ant
' healthy action. For sale 10y Cit!
: Drug Store.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-05-16
LEADWOOD.

Mrs. Hays Eaton il i'll at this
writing.
Rev. W. +. Talley spent sunday
and Monday in lockwood.
Miss Novah Sitton was on the
sick list few days last week.
Mrs. John Robinson Is visiting
relatives at Irondale this week.
Ernest Mason of Bonnie Terre
visited home folks here Sunday.
Mrs. d. Applebcrry is visiting
relatives in st. Louis this week.
Rev. J. n. Sitton is spending the
week with friends near Pennington
Hugh Mason of Flat River spent
Monday afternoon with relatives
here.
lynn Sitton has accepted the posi-
ton as "second trick" operator a
Flat River.
The family of Mark Shultz cam'
TO Leadwood Monday, where the!
expect to make their home.
Mrs, A. 5. Coker OF Steelvllie
Mo, spent Sunday with her daugh
ter. Mrs. :. F.. Williams, here.
The Methodist Epworth League
will give an ice cream social Tues
day night, the list, on the ehurc'
lawn.
II. l.. Stapp and family wer
called to Bismarck last week on &c
count of the serious illness an
death of Mrs. Stapp's father, MI
James Woods.
Mrs. Il. Appleberry returhe
home Sunday from few days VII
n with relatives in Farmingtoi
Her mother, Mrs. Mcdaniel, an
her grandmother, Mrs. X. b. Cur
ninghsm, accompanied her and wi
spend the week In lockwood.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-05-16
PROGRAM OF THE
Southeast Missouri Drummers Meeting
AT HARRINGTON, MAY % TO 26.
PROGRAM OF THE
THURSDAY. MAY %.

THURSDAY. MAY %.
Registration Headquarters and Assignment oil no
tel Accommodations
10 to u n m.Band Concert.
l2m.-Mess CAN.
3 p m.-BaEd Concert.
p m.-Address WELCOME by Hon. Geo NJ Wilson, Mayor
Of Pennington.
Response by Mr.. W. J. Riley President Southeast
Missouri Drummers' Association.
33Oto p. m.-stree Entertainment.
Dedication Louis Arcadia Highway by Arcadia
Country Club.
10 6 m.-Str Entertainment and Band Concert
mMnstre show by the Russell Ministries under o'
Joseph Al Lynch.
p Masked Carnival Street Band Concert ana Stee
Entertainments Everybody is expected 10 haSh
l2m.-Taps.
FRIDAY, MAY "A.
a. m-Reveie
II a. m.-Chlden's Parade.
a. and Reception 10y the lades.
Call
%. m.-Whitc Ladies Auxiliary Parade
2:3O TO q .. m.-Aeieic Sports n Carleton Field.
m.-Mcss Call
D. m to Band Concert and stree
Entertainment. Everybody expected to mask
p ma Annual Ball INFORMAL.
Em.-Taps.
SATURDAY, MAY -
"a -Reveile.
IA nh Meeting.
ga nj Auxiliary Meeting.
T. NJ u revOir.
Music undo of Parsons Bonnie Ierre Band
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-05-16
CHESTNUT RIDGE
And Rural Route No. 3.

Mrs. John Cleve and children Wis
tied relatives at Esther last week.
William Resinger Of Jaydee Is
here visiting relatives and friends.
Lewis Black moved his family to
the Joe Williams farm near Wesley
Chapel last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Phillips and
William Resinger spent last Mon
day at the home of Mr.. Eliza Bur
CESS.
Mr.. and Mrs. George sutherland
and children of Pennington visited
relatives here last Saturday ana
! Sunday.
There will be preaching at Chest
nut Ridge on the third Sunday IN
every month in place of the second
/ Sunday as 1t has been heretofore.
/ Robert Clay moved his family to
Pennington last Monday. We GER
taiuly were sorry To have them
leave us. No better neighbors ana
friends ever lived in any community
than they are.
Grandma Simms was ~ years
old last February, aud her eye sight
her hearing and her mind is as clear
as that OF a person of 40 years. Her
steady steps and erect walk is some
thing wonderful. This spring she
made some of the finest soap per
son ever saw.
Mrs. Clark Powell gave quilting
on her birthday, the 9Th OF May
The following are the names OF the
persons present.: Mesdalnes j. a
Simms. W. NJ. Schaefer, j. w
Yeargain, A. J. Griffin and baby
John Kollmeyer, Peter Nell and la
by, w. NJ. Griffin and baby, w II
Counts, Lott Griffin, David Law
and children, Henry Braning ant
baby, j. w. Buck, Henry Best ant
baby, Fred Best and baby, w. }
$ Sides, A. NJ. Kendall and baby
Delmore and baby, l.. II. Powell
= T. Is. Chandler, Mary Powell, Elz
Burgess, Phillips, Ben +. Marks
, Lorenzo WestOver and baby, Henri
t Westmeyer and baby; Messrs. {. .
Simms, l.. II. Powell, Hugh Wes'
over and George Mackley; Misse
Menta and Myra Simms, Pearl an
Myrtle Lee Griffin, Lucy Wiggel
Irene Marks, Edna Fortener, Molli
r Nell, Anna Kollmeyer, Kate Pow
i ell, Sophia Best, BETTE and Mar
Zolman, Cecilia and LEILA Bes
!. Elizabeth Buck, Chris Martin an
g Eugene Simms; Hugh and Lin
,r Kendall, Carl Sides, J"iiic Yves
over, Martin Powell aud GeorI
T., Westmeyer. A sumptuous dime
, was prepared to which all did ju
~ ticc. At the evening lunch all We
:. served with ice cream and cak
Altogether the day was spent d
:, lightfully and everybody went hon
', wishing Mrs. Powell many mo
:. happy birthdays.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-05-16
FOR SALE.

One Bridge Il Beach wood cook
stove No. 4, Quick Meal selfgen-
Grating gasoline cook stove, Even
ing Star heating stove, | buggy and
harness, | sofa, | kitchen safe, !
book case, yard swing, large re
frigerator, large Office table,
small table, | willow rocker and II
few other articles, All of these goods
are In fine condition and will he sold
cheap; | will also sell about 30
chickens White Wyandottes and
Rhode lslaEd Reds.
NJ L. DOUGHTY,
Pennington, Mo.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-05-16
Business College Notes.

4 beginning class in Applied Englis
aud Letter Writing was started Tuesday.
A 1--WE weeks summer term will begin
Monday, the 27th inst, Tuition one
half rate.
Miss lzella McMullin received the
hiphes, grade in the final theory exam
ination Monday.
Miss Pearl Smith, VINO has been ont
OF school for shor, while. resumed
her work Monday.
Miss Lena Williams and Warden
Moothart passed their second shorthand
and ,vpewriting test last week.
Miss Sue Doughty, who has been alb,
sent from her school work since Janu'
ary. returned to the shorthand depart
ment this week.
Malcolm Burgess passed his third
shorthand test last Friday and has on
lv passing grade in spelling to make
before graduation in the shorthand de
partment.
Miss Margie Dempsey was visitor
| last week, and expects To 90 to 81
| Louis in the near future. Miss Demp
scv, owing TO private matters, was IN
able 40 finish her full course, but Is ct
6cient in the work she has done, hence
NAV succeed in securing proper loca
ton,
County Attorney Benham. randidat
for Prosecuting Attorney OF ST. francol
county was caller i'll President Moot
harts office Monday morning. MI
Bcnhaur is a graduate of the Moothar
Business College in De Soto, and Ia
made his stenographic training aid hil
In the pursuance and completion OF III
Law rource in the State University.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-05-16

Now Is the time to get rid of your
rheumatism. You will find Cham
berlain's Liniment wonderfully ef-
fectiye. One application will con
vince Won Of its merits. Try IT,.
For sale by City Drug Store.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-05-16

Sick headache results from a dis
ordered condition of the stomach,
and can be cured by the use OF
Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets. Try 1t. For sale by City
Drug Store.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-05-16

one mill firm in Potosi bought ~
900 bushels of wheat from the iarih-
ers In that vicinity.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-05
REGlsTRATIoN NorIcE

Notice is hereby given that the
board of registration OF the Villaee
of Laurim viii meet for the purpose
Of completing the list of qualified
voters Of said village and OF register
ing the names of all persons who snail
be possessed of the necessary quaUhca-
lions of electors and who may apply for
the purpose on Saturday the 9th day of
March. A. ID. 1912 at the place des-.
ignated below below: Laurium Town
Hall.
And that said board OF registration
viii be in session on the day and at
the place above mentioned from
o'clock in the forenoon until o'clock
IN the afternoon of that day for the
purpose above specified
BY order of the board OF registration
of the village of Laurlum
MARTIN PRiSK. JR.
Village Clerk.
Dated at Laurium, Michigan, March
LIST, a. ID. 1912
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-05
MEETINGS ARRANGED FOR.
Next Week Will be Lively One in Men
and Religion Circles.

The community committees afIiliat-
ed with the Men and Religion Forward
movement in Calumet, met i'm the Y.
NJ. c. a. last evening. and arranged for
the 10 al institute meetings that are
to be held here next week. 1t was
decided TO hold all of the meetings i'm
the Y. NJ. G. A., at which the five Diff
ferent phases of the work will be ex-
pounded.
Provided the attendance at these
meetings taxes the capacity of the Y.
NJ. G. A.. permission will be obtained
to use the FIRST Presbyterian church.
The copper country movement will
start at Hancock this evening. with a
banquet. All of the expert team work
crs arrived in the copper country to-
day. and are located i'm the Portage
Lake cities, according to advises re-
ceived this morning by George ID.
Westerman. secretary of the copper
country movement.
Calumet's campaign in the Men and
Religion Forward movement is direct
ed by g committee composed of the
pastor and one representative from
each church. Following the approach
ing campaign a conservation COM
mlttee of five representatives from
each local church will continue the
work in the future.
Conservation Sunday" April %.
1t has been agreed to regard Sunday
April IS, as Conservation Day." when
throughout Calumet and local dis
tricts all churches. brotherhoods, Sun
schools and the Young Mems Christian
Association are urged TO adopt a pro-
gressive policy for Christian effort by
and for men and boys.
The results sought after are a more
intelligent Christianity. a more con-
secrated Christianity, and a more de-
termined Christianity.
The opening banquet for Calumet
district will be held Friday, March 3
at 1880 o'clock. I'm the Y. NJ. G. A.
There will he addresses by the team
members and others.
Next Sunday, March 10. Is TO be OBJ
served as Field Sunday when special
sermons and references will be made
in all of the churches