El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-21
Prominent Social Service,
Church and Labor Man
to Speak Here.
Elaborate Plans Made For
the Stay Of Distin-
guished Visitor.

Tho coming Of Rev. Charles Stelzle,
the prominent social service church
and labor man, to Ell PaSoi Will pc TIC
birr event of the season IN rellgIOus
@0rlr Mr. StelzIe who is making d
tour of some of the leading cues OF INC
southwest in the interest Of sOcidl ser
vice, comes. to FL Paso unoer lne aus
Dices Of a committee OF 5U, repf eseillu8
MANY of the ministers and churc hmen
OF the evangelical churcnes.
Mr StelZle viii arrive THURSDAY
morning and Will pe met Dy 1lIS -
tive committee ct the Slelzle meetings.
At 1870 there viii be a conference win
the ministers of the city at the J. NJ -.
A. At noon that day there VIII Dt
luncheon given for Mr.. SteIzzle' al
which the committee Of so viii be pres
ent. together with other men Oh the
SFr StelzIe will speak every night
in one Of he chrches Of the city per
hans for the most part IN the rs
Christian church. These night IeeIluss
will be evangelistiC In character anu
will be omen TO the public NOOnQdy
sboD meetings viii be held ana MI
Sickle viii speak at the MlSWaIn ne
alter on Saturday at noon at4O " OI u
er conferences and meetings VIII De
carried on during the say ~ ~ IlllS III
finruished visitor, and Mr.. StelzIe VIII
be kept busy all the time
Sickle Is ALive Wire
This man Sickle is the Invest wire IN
7,raesT7+ 5aEy ORGANIZED Christianity. ne
Is bringing more things to pass tIl4n d
half dozen boards hoary Win ase az ~
dignity. He has made good on one U
the stiffest propositions that ever SoL-
frOnted a religious body he mas ~
more 10 bring the big, poruenlloIs alt9 ~
vital labor issue before the emu CLls9 49, ~
America than any other IlN1nB PEI 81
or agency The big labor tempe ~
New York City is a concrete eNaIlt'Ie "
Stelzle's work Here is a great chuIC4
Sabbath after Sabbath with WoTSnI peI r,
1T is his knowledge Of men, Whlch ne
has secured on the streets ana IN - -
shops-Stelzle himself coming from -, ~
fhfcIzIv settled district OF East oLuS
New York, fighting his way up rom
rovertv and want, and hlmSelI a WOLh-
inpman in the shops-it IS TINS LndI
makes him power among WoI XIII 5IlieI-
Tvbav listen to him because they know
he Understands them and Jhelr pEoD-
lens It is this, too, thaL MAKES MN az
authority on al phases " - $500 - ss
ne acquired his knowledge, not as
psychological investigator Out ~
7yorlSingman himself IL Is not OLLSi'
that a community has such an OpPE5-
unity as this of hearing man nke
Ssfe1zie-s man vibrant with the pro-
r-ress Of the times, and able 20 LII -, -
Hearers with the same enthusiasm ma ~
obsra rteriZeS himself he 8eLs Aott "
a communities and has way OF geIllnS
he churches and the city 10 surfing
about for the betterment OF huT1a nlIy'I
General Committee for Meetings
The following have been named as a
General committee for the Stelzle meet
Rev. Perry I Rice, Bradford Hardiie7'
II r T11rkee. Geo Adamsons W. p
T,oretz Milton Shedd, W. IA Fo1Worlh,
Rev 4. IA Allen, c. R. Johnson. DAVID
Mcknight o. J. Downs, Mlllard Fs-5-
ferson, J. L Campbell Rev w n
Evans I. Funk Dr. Howard 5hoILl l IL
To11n q. Abbott, Rev. c L OYersIree[
VIM II Walker, H w. Brouder, K r
FT1efcher. John Ellis, J. A Shecd, Q. W
Snider II L. Stevens, Ed Lennon, X r
Merbefh W H Elliott, W = Denton
a. q Foster, E M. Bray, James A
Dick A R Gere, DR.. J. A rawlings
Rev G ". WebdeH. G, " Maze Chsis-
Newman, 2. G. Perry, Harry swan
Iohn WYATT. Dr. ". B. Urmston, Geo
r oliver. 2. c. Knickmeyer, W X
blair Rev. Kenneth Brown, H A Tay-
Tor. = NJ Brown, I. l. Lehman
Great Religious MeetinS.
Texas is to be honOred this year
with a great meeting OF reilglous
workers. The WOman,s missionary
church, South, viii hold the fourth
annual session at TT. Worth, April 8
to I6 Miss Belle Bennett president
has recently returned from an eX-
tended trip to Brazil, and viii have
many items of interest to give out TO
those attending. Many specials are
being planned. April 18th has been
selected as College day There
viii also occur the conservation Of
the newly appointed deaconesses, al
ways a most impressive service Miss
LOchie Rankin, the first missionary
to be sent to a foreign field by the
WOman's Missionary society of the
church.. and who went to China in