Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-01

our duty TO teach the Tihlc and /,
teach what man has done for the re-
gcneiation Of the world Facts ans
principles taught sltRld snuare M
with the pupils general education
Or. Roberts dwelt on the fact that II
Is falsc foundation To ignore, ir
sunday school work, certain phases OF
debatahle scientific thought. ~
frank discussion. he continued, wit
lead to understanding an enlightened
attitude aud the casting aside of fool
ish notions 1t was shown that cvo.
luton is merely an attempt to under.
stand life In view Of present day CON
ditiors. That church membership be
Ia safeguard for any man was force
iully touched upon Dr. Roberts con-
cluded with the thought that teachers
should not only give knowledge but
instill fcolni which leads to action.
Pub l,hing House Display.
Judging from tho interest created
by the splendid display of the pub
fishing houses. which completely
tll the large Sunday school room oi
the Lead Avenue church, the repre-
sentatives in charge will have fun or
der books. \ most unusual opportu-
nifty rs aivcn To soc first hand an the
tools Of the sunday school worker
There is everything from the lesson
lcafltt to books hy such writer's as
Miss Margart SlatttrN Mrs Lcmc-
reauN, Marion Lawrence, John Alex
ander and scores Of others. Mr.
Pearce. international adult suporin-
tendent referred to the exhibit as one
Which would more than do credit ia
any state in the union There are
many books being shown of general
interest and which ought To appeal
ia the reading public of Albuquer-
que. The trouble and expense of
transporting such a large amount of
material 3 no sail item. II is "A
tribute 10 New 't1s eo's progressive
ness that thsa y Fishers think il
worth WHILE Com Fenis Of delegates,
visitors and towrt people indicate
that the display I an iaspiration Of
an even greater etucationaf forward
movement in thn Rtatc
The handwork eXhhi has been
well attended As sooa rs school
closes in the afternoon tne children
gather in Interested groups llis III
one convention which really seSPns to
belong 20 the children
The plastilite models Of the heads
OF David and Gothic scenes from
Egypt and the type of architecture
II the Holy Land ~ Mrs. Edmund
Ross Of albuquerque, suggestions for
teen age work, nave attracted much
attention. Another feature of unusu-
~ Interest Is set OF large posters
and cartoon made hy owen J..
Wood. of Santa Fee which shows
from prominent business
men and professional men relative to
boys who are addicted to
the cigarette habit Marshall FielO.
Montgomery, Ward q Co. and Justice
Brewer are quoted. The children
never seem to grow tired of looking
ut the dolls dressed as children OF
foreign countries IN the melting
pot" of the American Sunday school
These dolls divide honors with dolls
dressed as Moses and the Egyptian
princess. in charming little scene
with real bulrushes
The Industrial exhibits Of the IIar-
wood school and the Rio Grandc IN
dustrial school have proven another
special attraction.
The following is the program for
today's session
Thursday Morning.
Song-"N Victory" National W. G.. T..
L. song. by Mrs Charles j. Andrews.
. to 1880 4. m.-Conferences as
follows.
(a) Adult department, led by Mr.
Pearce. At this conference the Home
department and the parents work
will also he considered. Mr.. Pearce
will lead the discussion with an adj