El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-12

/ at five o'clock for the purpose Of plac-
/ ing socialist literature in the Sunday
! morning newspapers found upon the
I front porches- The Socialists have es-
! tablished training schools for the train
( ing and equipment Of socialist agita-
I tors. and their methods are to be OBJ
! served with interest rather than ig-
nored."
Good Word for Foreigner.
Mr.. Richardson spoke a good word
for the foreigner. saying that most Y.
NJ C. Y. men and social workers looked
Z upon the foreigner as an abstract ques-
I ton and something happening in
I Europe. when in reality he is at our
door and now and then in our kitchen
IN this southwest section Of our
country continued the speaker. con
ditiOns are different and the type Of
men are different from the average
easterner or near fastener They are
not the type who are tied by the tape
Of tradition, hut are mhn who look facts
sQuarely in the face and are big
enough and broad enough TO be guild
ed by common sense The very free
dom Of our life and thought may pre-
sent serious problems for the Chris
tian worker
Advertise Religious Work.
advertising principles which apply
to great business enterprises may be
Just as effectively applied in adVertis-
ing our religious work It is simply
another method Of spreading the gcs-
pei Of good cheer in the lives Of many
who might not in any other way be
reached.
Sex Problems.
1T has been found Of value in many
places to organize small groups for
round table discussions Of life prob
lens, the choice of a life work, friend
ships. social amusements. health and
sex matters While some Of our more
orthodox brethren might not label these
subjects religious I do. Surely the
moral life of the community in which
we live is worthy Of our considera-
ton"
S. L Frasier, secretary Of the 7. NJ.
c. A at Douglas. Ariz-, discussed Bible
Study" in the round table period that
followed, H B. Durkee OF the E. PasO
association. Church Cooperation" and
s. NJ Blair, Of Phoenix, Ariz-, Evan
gelism-7
Seven Day Religion
IN Fred s. Goodman-s religious dis
cussiOn ne reminded his auditors there
is a difference between a congregation
and a church; that there is a change
in church standards and more EN-
phasis is being placed on what hap
pened during the six days between Sun
days than on Sundays He held to the
idea that no man can make sacrifice for
a principle but what he is bigger man
and a more useful man.
Luncheon for Goodman.
Upon the conclusion Of the morning
session the body Of delegates adjourned
to Hotel Sheldon where a luncheon was
held in honor OF Mr. Goodman The
program at The afternoon session was
begun at O'Clock, with s F Frasier,
leading in the devotional services Mr.
Goodman again spoke upon a religious
theme and l. Worcester Of Chihuahua
told OF practical methods OF work with
Mexicans- At 1880 the convention will
meet again at the First Christian
church. to hear addresses by Gale Sea
mon Of Los Angeles upon Boys Work
and c r TowsOn- OF New York. upon
THE Industrial Worker" The stu
dents section also convened at the Y !
n C a building at o'clock.
International Secretaries Here.
The international secretaries, who !
VIII be the principal speakers at the /
Irl-State- convention OF the Y NJ c. A !
workers arrived in Fl Paso Thursday !
and registered at the local asSOciat ton {
Thursday afternoon. They are Fred d.
5. Goodman, New York City; A 6. ,
st Louis, Mo. G. $. Bilheimer.
Denver. Colo; c. r Towson, New York 4
City; J. NJ Murray. Chihuahua, Mex; 4
". H. Day, Albuquerque.
Among the student delegates to reg
ister are c A. Lockwood, Madrid. y.
NJ; Karl Ripper, Benjamin Mcclure
and E Kinney, Tucson, AriZ-; Harry
NJ Blair, Johnson McAfee. Thomas Ely,
ames Smith. Calvin Atchavat and Her
bert Yernipcut. Phoenix, Ariz.: 7. N.
Sandt, George Barber. G. /. Butler, Ed
ward f. King, Albuquerque. \. NJ; Ar
-hur Scotman and A 3. Richardson.
3isbee, Ariz.; $. F Fraser, Douglas.
Ariz.; +. y. Whitaker, Douglas, AriZ-;
lanes Donaldson and J. B. Bruce. Mi
ami, Ariz- The secretaries are making Z
heir headquarters at the PasO del
Norte. large number of the students
ire established at the Y NJ c. A build
ng-
Interstate Secretary Comes. !
". H Day, who is interstate secreE
airy for Texas, New Mexico and ArN
.ona, states that the work which sinfe
he Tucson convention has been on pak-t
ime, may be made whole time, and tHat
Ie looks for unusual Y N. c. A wtrl1