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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-21
FRANCES POLITICAL TRAGEDY

The killing Of Castor Calmeite. editor Of N,
most influential Newspaper IN France. by the wi,
+ VI Caillaux minister OF finance has much D.,
anne significance from the standpoint Of scnsa.
.onal news that the murder Of James Gordon
Ienncti. proprietor ol the New York Herald. by
iu William Jennug, Bryan would have IN this
ountry
Minister Caillaux has the SEINE sort OF position
"a the rench government that Is held by David
lloyd George N the British cabinet Like Lloyd
gorge Caillaux o. % radical and rclormcr Liz,
lloyd George ~ connection with the Maroon
took scandals Caillaux has ben bitterly attack
d by the opposItlon press and accused OF per
nal dishonesty The opposition TO HIM. like
hat 10 Lloyd George has been from those who
opposed his sthcmcs Of tax reform. Of social up
u OF the French peasants and day laborers and
ie cunailmcnt Of expenditures for the army anc
,c navy
The Figaro Of which Caim,/e was editor and
ropnetor led the fight on Calaux. From polit
al charges the ncwspapcI proceeded 10 attach
m personally Goadcd to desperation the vii,
hc minister took It upon herself to kill III,
editor
Is too carly and France is too remote l.
make guess as 10 what the effect the killing WI
e on French politics aside from Caillaux s
sgnation Probably It will rally the radical
nd the socialists around him more detcmlncd.y
5 It - likely 10 solldiy the more conservative ele
rents against the progressive measures who
ere the cause OF the tragedy -Albuquerqu
.orning Journal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-21
PROFESSOR TAFT SEES HE LIGHT.

In recent speech Professor William IIowar
aft former president Of the United States, d,
atcd that an era has arrived when the America.
eopc will no longer stand tor tho domination o
e big corporations and trust control II requr
I the greatest Cataclysm IN the history OF III,
epublican party 10 bung this great truth home tt
roiessor TAFT but II is gratifying to note tina
E now secs the great and shining light which wa
o apparent 10 every one else before the cyclon
( Just rclubution struck Professor Taft and H..
Republican party.
During all the time Professor Taft thought l.,
as running as q candidate for the prcsdcncl
galust Woodrow Wilson his chief argument W.
favor OF the pcrpctuatlon Of the very condi
ons he now admits have been wiped out by IT.,
cuon OF the people. Professor aft howcd him
eli hoa,sc against revision Of the tauil down
Yard by mp,ous Dcnoofauc hands. pleaded la
he old Republican .ubtcriugc OF waiting Tor III,
nd,ngy OF d so-eallcd tariff board and predict
d the grcatcst OF business and financial disaster
would follow Democratic supremacy.
Any Interference with the New York contro
# the nations finances was also hotly resented b,
Professor Iatt Ilis voice was also raised agsins
my unkerng with the Sherman antitrust law l.
act knowing that his party had brought about th'
ondions affecting the nation IN response to in
Irdlnntc selfish greed and through license OF IT,
Republican party. P,oiess6, Tat, con,endcd Tho
40 change was ncccssary-thai the Republican
posscs were The best Judges OF what was best TO
be people
Bul hrolosro, ,i has had ample time Tor rc
lection SINCE the Democratic pile driver smashcc
nto hi wheel house aud with that reflection bat
ONE the determination to udc in the band,yaRon
! he voice ol the people is now clearly under
stood by Professor lait--El paso Times.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-21
= NOTES FROM THE LABOR
MROLD. =
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Austria-Hungary has 100000
trade unionists.
School teachers OF scranton. Pa
are planning union
a labor temple b. 10 be- built uy
the labor union of Hamilton. Ont
81 Paul union carpenters have ask
ed for wage increase OF . cents an
hour
The total number OF organized
workmcn iu Massachusetts Is eii-
mated ~ 11u.nno.
THE American Federation of Nu-
si,Iaas win hold 10 annual couy,n-
tiuu iu DD 1oiu's lu May
The mjuDu ol Montana Hgt. cone
triuuted $4,000 Tor tbD Jriic' o. tire
striking copper miner OF Michigan
san Francisco labor organizations
viii make strong effort Goo .orur,
tho 1915 con scutiOu 20. The American
Federation OF Labor
s new agreement of tho A.1ska
Fishcrmcus Union aud the Alaska
Packers Association provide. Tor iu-
creased wages and better working
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-21
COST OF FIRE AND POLICE

The lqj American cities that have popuia
ton OF over 80 600 spent total OF So. 3b5. st
on their fire departments m 1917. which IS III,
last period for which census bureau financial sto
iistics OF municipalities are available An abstract
OF these figures made for Fireman Herald show,
the interesting particulars that follow
As against the iirc department expense OF
S4L 3bj, 30. the same cities spent Tor police pro
lection duung 1912 total OF Sj9.776. or OF
about 3 per cent more than for fire protection.
the average per capita cost being Z. 304 for pc
lice and : o. for hrc In tins connection II Be-
curious to note that the cities with population
greater than 300 900 o. which there are but rs.
spent more for police than for fire protection.
whereas m tho ~ places with populations rang
ing from so 600 10 800 900. the opposite was
true but the police cost was so much higher In
the large cities that It much more than offset the
higher relative frc department expense IN the
smaller places
In the group OF cities having over 500 0O0 IN
habitan,s the total fire department expense IN
1912 was sI9.9l9. 456, police S34.o52.997. The
group with population OF between 100000 and
900 shows gross fire department outlay o..
Sb.9ljbjb. with police cost Of s.. 34S AZ
The three other groups tell a different story. the
tire department expense m each OF them beng
greater than IN the SISTER service as follows: Cit.
les having from 100 900 to 800 600 inhabitants
fire So 403. police 81. 26s .06l 10000
to 100 600 inhabtan,s-hrr. S6062 o. police
S513e 3s7: 30 600 10 $4,000 inhabitants-hro
$3.50 l58. police. s.. $40. COS. The grand total
tor both service, in al the cities is therefore
sI07l62 l65
Nor, than ne-iourth--sll ,. l04 760-of the
entire amount spent on fire departments 10y the
l95 cities was laid gu, by New York and Chicago.
while Newport Ky, enjoyed whatever distinction
there may be in having a smaller total fare de
par'nent cost and lower cos, per capita than any
other city OF the same size in the country. Ihsi
city IN 1912 spent for protection against the
flsmes the astonishing low figure. Tor a city Ut
over $4,000 inhabitants - sl3S32 per cap
"a expense q only IS cents the average tor all
the cites beng sl.62. But the Kentucky city Is
not alone IN starving its fire department. Phil
sdelphia spent only 9 cents per head OF Popula-
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ion for fire protection in 1912. It is interesting
to remark that although only 20 Of the l9j cities
spent less than 5 per capita on their fire depart.
menn Pennsylvania had nine such places. Haf-
nsburg the capital city Of the state, was second
to Newport and tied with York Pa IN low per
apita fire department ouilay-52 cents. Ne"
Jersey had three cities Of this class Iowa had two
and the following states boosted Of one each,
Connecticut. Delaware Illinois. Iowa. Kentucky.
Virginia West Virginia
The record SHOWS that three cities spent NOR
nan S. per capita on their fire departments
msha spent 500 San francisco $3.50 and A.
ntc City $3.50 In the case Of Omaha tn fif,
department expense was 22.3 per cent Of all pay
nents for expense Of general Departments 10
IAN Francisco Il was per cent and IN Atlanta
.ity 81 per cent
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-21
COLORADO WILL
CALL ON TEXAS
PLANS DEFINITELY SHAPED fOi,
sOCIiBIIlTN AUTO RiN
THgOt GH AMARILLO.

7Hseiai 10 The t.a.
COLORADO SPRINGS. Colorado.
March 2O.-Colorado VIII pay Texas
social visit Too sprlng Plaus have
cen definitely completed by Pueblo,
Trinidad Canon city. Colorado
springs. Manit1u and other Colorado
titles Tor sonahility auto run from
hcae toWns b. aay OF the Colorado
o-the-Gulf highway through Texas
20 the Gulf OF Mexico. returning by
way ~ Oklahoma aud Kansaf The
tour will star probably on Monday
May and about q dozen ear from
these cities ln colorado viii pariici-
pate. That the tour uill be- definitely
lrried out Wa assured az recent
conferences "a pueblo and Colorado
SPRING when eadiug citizens OF
southern Colorado promised their
cooperation. aud the commercial
slaEs Of Pueblo Trinidad aud Canon
r,if. Colorado springs and Maniton
each assumed possibility for th"
entrance Of car Boz the tour
The purpose lt the run b. not only
to promote clOs.r relations between
the two great 'ltes. but 10 arouse
interest in tho COloradO-tO-tho-Gulf
highway. which .s nov being deycl-
0ped as the great north aud south
highway Of The trans-Mississippi rc.
zion For about year Texas has
been bending { energies 10 The de-.
elopmrui OF t.s route. and COlora-
.iO aud New N..ico have joined n
he work
The definite Itinerary has not been
settled. but final arrangements viii
We made ~ meeting Coz Pueblo ON
April Q. The cars viii leave Colora-
Ia Springs. according % present
plans. on MOudas May I and viii De-
'oined ~ various Colorado points
,long the line aud possibly also a.
aHton. New Mexico. By additional
ears. until party of ten or fifteen
machines ~ a. -embled The party
vill be- restricted 10 leading business
men aud official representative Of
he various Colorado communities
AMARILLO. Fort Worth. Dallas. Waco
San Antonio. Galveston. Oklahoma
city and Wichita are among the
points 10 be visited aud a definite
itinerary viii Do shortly announced
4 committee rom the Mountain
Division Of tn, lOlorado-to-the-Gulf
Highway has been appointed to make
ARRANGEMENTS. n includes " J. I'm
derson and +. ~ lankins Of Pueblo.
10. ] Harlan and Victor NJ. Friar of
Trinidad. Chas r.. Bruce Of Mani
gu. and 4. a. Swenson and \ v.
Henderson OF Colorado Springs.
Great cnthusiasm has bceu manifest
cd in all tie Colorado towns and
numerous inyitaIi ions have been re-
ceiYod from Texas towns 10 visit
them
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-21
TWELVE Miners KILLED
ON EVERY WORKING DAY
Warming Increase ~ Fatalities .
shown IA Annual Report ui
l,urcau of Mines.

'rrgH Eco la' NEWS
NNSUINGTON. u g.. March 1u
Twelve coal miners were killed every
working doy of the year during 1913.
IN am army of 1880" men. there
were 1855 deaths, according 90 o
report ISSUED today hy The United
states bureau OF Mines lai. e an
increase of Be5 deaths over th, pre-
,ious year 1919 aud giyc- fatality
rate ct aN- iu every 900 men Dm-
plotcd aa compared with t-t IN
1912 Sin thousand more men we're
employed BOO 1913 aud the increase
Boo production was between u.uuo.-
900 aud 900 100000 tons.
DR. Joseph 4. Holmes director OF
the Bureau. In commeuting upon the
record f0r the year said An eN-
animation OF the statistics develop,
DO. Disappointing fact that bon our
coal mining operation durinr 1913.
here were Killed as more men than
during 1919 This is an increase OF
rs per cent ia fatal accidents. With
au increase oi only about : per cent
u coal production
We can ind little comfort Boo the
sugecstion tua, this increase may IN
part D., accounted for by thc occur.
renee during 1918 OF four large min,
explosions Furthermore while thr
total deaths from mine explosions
was .It greater IN 1878 than in
1912. tl, number OF explosion in
which more than five men were Kill
cd was ouly even as compared with
ten explosions IN 1872 In fact the
statistics show an increase IN fatal
ties during 1918 from all the under
ground causes except mine fires and
surface accidents
some progress has been made
however. In the safety movement a.
shown Dos the statistic for the last
eight YEAR In the four years end
INK December 81. 1909. the average
death rate vas 3.97 for each Geo
men employed. I'm the last four years
the rate Na. SOS. Comparins deaths
with production of coal. the number
of fata'Iti. Tor each one million tons
mined during the four years ending
December 60. 1893 was '.fF. az com
pared with I'll for the four years
ending December Il. 1918. These
latter figure indicate a general gain
OF O. peg cent for safety duriup the
last -four Years over the iour Years
preceding But this progress has
been small o.. COMPARED TO that which
the country will demand during the
next few years.
u b. Unfortunate that the safety
inquiries and Investigations b. the
National srnmeut. upon which 80
mrch depends. have Jagged SO far
behind ths r.eds OF the industrs and
public demand. II Is hoped that this
situation may be- remedied al an
early date
Tic state IN which the greatest
number of deaths occurred are ~
follous Talnsyisanis i.2-4; West
Nirrui 1 New Mexico. -t-:
ohio. iss Illinois. isi. Aiauama.
l-f and Colorado. los.
The four biggest explosions ~
the year and the number OF deaths
az each we're. April 20. Cincinnati
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-21
SENATOR JONES STATESMAN

Senator Jones Of Washington on Thursday at.
ackcd President Wilson on the floor Of the Sen
,tc. insnuaung that the Presidents attitude on
epcal OF canal toll exemption followed confer.
,ncc with SIN Lionel Garden. British Minister to
Mexico
Senator jones OF Washington on Friday re.
racted his statement and ducked to cover by de-
elaung that ! did not draw the conclusions my
scit but from newspaper reports
After which gentle side svipe Senator Jone.
repaired TO ms offices and probably directed the
ranking OF q few thousand packets OF free garden
seed, Il any were left for distribution.
Wonderful staiesmanshipl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-21

conditions
William r.. Kelly the new post.
master of Brookyu is widely known
iu labor circles as the president OF
the National Letter Carriers Asso-
citation
4 recent report shows that tho
United Mine Workers of America
have paid virtually SI,uU0,OOO in
strike benefits to Colorado miners
since April T. 1910.
More than five hundred petitions
have been forwarded 10 the acting
Premier of Ontario urging that the
Ontario legislature pass the Work
mems Compensation Act.
By am overwhelming vote. the IN.
ternatioual brotherhood OF Carpcn-
tiers cut utilization with the building
trades department OF the American
Federation of Labor.
In the past nineteen years the In
teruational Typographical Union has
expended more than Si,2jo.O0O in
building and maintaining the home
for aged aud sick union printers az
Colorado Springs
The National Association OF civil
Service Employees has been formed
for the purpose ol aruu .u" publ,
sentiment On .i.t W thu procuring
oI legislation In provide for tb,
Waiu'aiuanc. %, person. Who have
grown old or who have been injured
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-21
FULFlLLNlENT
lBN George M.tlhcw Adams }

, Wy p'''Ee "i''hc" tNudms)
u the great massive steel Lngine that draw,
he tram could talk. and you should ask II why /,
kept ITS track. It would answer something like
this. Because there are destinations for me.
have cities to reach-human beings to transport
he glory OF ioi and Hardship aud Success
blossom. IN fulhIImcnt
Iou' work steps out Of the menia Just the
minute Purpose looms to be faoed-lust the
minute you see pictured ia your mind the Fulfill
ment Of your desires and abors
here IS IN Fulhllmcnt a peculiar. yet satisfy
ing Reward certain sori OF compensation tina,
ouiwclghs every effort and sacrifice exerted tow
ards iis attainment,
fufllment suggests completeness and every
time YOU render 10 the world a complete thing IN,
world hands back TO you a clearer idea OF the
value OF Fuhmeni in the development of your
Progress and youI success
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-21

unions OF brOommakers and brush
makers. The agreement will be rat
flied by a referendum vote.
The San Francisco Labor Council
has inaugurated card system by
which delegates upon entering the
assembly room shall register their
names and the number OF union la
bells attached to their apparel -ad-
mission being denied To those having
fewer than five labels
The International Union OF Shinelc
Wcavcrs. Sawmill Workers and
Woodsmen has requested of the lum-
Der manufacturers and logging camp
operators OF the Northwest an agree
ment for an eieht-hour day. a mimi
mum wage of S2.2j a day and time
and one half for overtime.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-21

Mine. Finleyyillc, Pa, 80 October
-. stag Canon mine so .. Dawson,
New McNico. 2G3, November IS. Ac-
ton mine SO. o. Acton. Ala. 20, and
December : q. Vulcan mine, New Cas-
Ito COLO. 81
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-21
Spring Blood and system Cleanser

During the winter months impuri-
ties accumulate, your blood becomes
impure and thick. your kidneys. liy-
or and bowels fail TO work, causing
so-called "Sprlng Fever" You feel
tired, weak an dlazy. Electric Bit
ters the spring tonic and system
cleanser Is what you need; they
stimulate the kidneys. liver and
bowels 20 healthy action. eXpei blood
impurities aud restore y"n health.
strength and gn,iuOu. Electric il't-
ter makes YOU feel like new. start
q four weeks trca,ment-it will put
you ia fine shape for your spring
work Guaranteed. All Druggists
go raud Slp0. n. T.. Bucklcn &
Co Philadelphia or st. Louis. adv
TRY Ialiy NpWs Waut Ads
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-21
SUBSCRIPTION RATES;

The Daily News will be delivered by carrier
.nywhere in Amarillo. or by mail outside Of The
q, Tor IS 90 year. or soc a month. in advance
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-21
TOP O HE MORNING.

The times are out Of ont Pavowa has dis
located her ankle.
Discovered tina, the beef supply from Argen
tina is monopollzed That tough
Press reports indicate that Ball clubs arc TO b
formed in every county. Who'll be Umps'
What's to Become Of Peggy" asks Sunda!
feature writer. Lord knows Il It rams on Easter
Topeka Journal asserts that March seems tc
be trying hard to make noise like roast lamb.
Who's onp
The late cold snap serves one useful putpos
It may give the early candidate an idea OF ho'
frost feels in July.
French woman fined for calling another
sunrg tic. It's up to Mrs. Psnkhurst to eros
the channel
Reported that Taft will be gwen berth
the Supreme Court 1t pays TO say nice thing
about Woodrow Wilson.
Commission government, originated in Demo
cratic Texas says the Kansas City Star Like
wise many other good things.
Vote in the Senate shows that the use OF th,
pulmotor Of popular scntncn, may put the sui
rage movement on rs feet
We suggest the following refrain Tor "a Ran
ger Song Grcascrs 20 right OF en-. Greascw &c
left OF EN-. Noble Flftecnl
Now discovered that L,ncolns Gctiysburf
address is incomplete II shouldn't be IN view OF
the number of umes It has been reprinted
The new grandson OF the KAISER vas honor
ed with a royal salute from battery OF artillery
But we'll wager that the young.tcr would have
preferred a warm bottle and a mp o oatnip
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-21

Press reports indicate that Ball clubs arc 10
formed in every county. Who'll be Umps'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-21

Discovered that the beef supply from Argen
tina is monopolilcd That's tough.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-21

What's to Become Of Peggy asks Sunda,
feature writer. Lord knows. II 1t rams on Easter
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-21

Only morning Newspaper in the Amaril
Country Cover. the Panhandle Of Texas, Eat,
-rn New Mexico Southern Colorado and Wesisr
Oklahoma from twelve to twenty-four hour, in
advance OF Denver. Dallas. Fort Worth Oklahomt
City. and other papers carrying ,elegraphic d'
patches
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-21

We suggest the following refrain Tor a Ran
ger Song: Greascrs TO right Of en- Greasc,s t,
left of en-. Noble Fiitecnl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-21

Now discovered that Lincoln Gcttysbmr
address is incomplete II shouldn't bc m view OF
the number of tlmos It has been reprinted
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-21

The times are out Of joint Pavlowa has dr.
located her ankle.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-21

Vote in the Senate shows that the use OF h
pulmotor 81 popular sentiment may put the sui
rage movement on rs feet
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-21

Topeka Journal asserts that March seems Il
be trying hard to make noise like roast lamb.
Who's onp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-21

Entered a, 'econd-oass matter at the post
,ffce a, Amarillo Texas. under the &C, Of Marc
). 1879
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-21

Commission government originated IN Demo
cratic Texas says the Kansas City Star Tx,
wise many other good things
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-21

Try Daily News Want Ads.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-21

The late cold snap one useful purpos
1t may give the early candidate idea OF ho'
a frost feels in July
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-21

The new grandson OF the KAISER vas honor.
ed with royal salute from battery OF artillery
But well wager tina, the youngstcr would have
preferred a warm bottle and mp O oatnp.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-21

Reported tina, aft will be gwen berth o
the Supreme Court 1t pays to say nice ihinl
about Woodrow Wilson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-03-21

French woman fined for calling another
sulrg tic It's up to Mrs. Pankhurst to GRO
the channel
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-01-21
YOUNG GOES TO STATE PRISON.
Seventeen Year-Old SALISBURY. Boy
Has Bad Record.

BENNINGTON, Jan. 2l.-Sidney
Young. II, who stole horse, harness
and wagon in South SALISBURY early
Friday morning, was convicted in mu-
nicipal court yesterday and Judge l..
III. Holden sentenced the youth to not
more than five or less than three years
in state prison.
Several years ago the boy was con
victed of entering the Mattison store
at South SALISBURY and was sen
fenced to the state industrial school.
Some time Thursday night the boy
entered the barn of Walter Bronson Of
South SALISBURY, took a horse from
the stall, harnessed the animal to Il
wagon, belonging to G. II. and a. b,
Hawkins and drove across the state
line into New York.
He went first to Hoosick Falls and
then by the way of Eagle Bridge to
his fathers home in the town of
White Creek. lie was arrested there
by an officer from this village aud
given a hearing last Saturday, but was
not sentenced for the reason that
Judge Holden wished to give the boy s
father an opportunity to appear in
court.
An uncle was in court and stated
that it had been impossible to keeE
the boy from wrong doing.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-01-21
ENDEAVORERS HEARD
SECRETARY VIM. SHAW
National Officer Spoke on Efficiency
Campaign in Baptist Chapel
Large Number Present.

\ large number of Christian Endeav-
orers from the Baptist and Con
gregational societies gathered in the
Baptist chapel last evening to listen
to an especially interesting address by
William Shaw, general secretary of the
National Society of Christian En-
deavor. After the regular devotional
and song service Mr.. Shaw spoke on
the Efficiency csmpaign, comparing the
efficiency of the business world with
that of the spiritual and showing how
much moro rapidly business efficiency
had been developed than had spiritual
efficiency and emphasizing the fact
that the latter was even more essen
tial. His illustrations were amusing as
we'll as convincing. After the address
about 80 remained a short time to ask
questions and gain further information
on the Efficiency campaign and to meet
Mr.. Shaw.