Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-31

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: tuhi he was hereto along these
lines His strong argument vas tn
citation of the public sCuuol system.
comparing its success and present ell
/ iIricncy with that of the sunday
school.
For to-cduration.
The boy and the girl-both are
human beings. was his opening re-
mark. The rist Of the following ar
guncnt was that thoy ar, both funda-
mentally the same ana the variation
Ia their stN was no reason Why they
SHOULD he taught separately
lie quoted from recent lnvestiga -
TONS which took the four supposed
influences on the life OF "a child. he
redity, environment. training and sex.
or the four the latter j. by far the
most unimportant element, 1t being
said that boys and girls are ninety
Iinc per cent alite.
Although somewhat halnperod hy
time Mr.. Athearn TOOK these facts and
with mary clous clarity worked down
- his conclusion in favor of following
the example Of the public schools in
one more thing. that of co-cducation.
Following is lisr ui the state exec
utve committee as named Yesterday:
For Chairman Executive Commit
tee
For Executive Committeeman
l.. W. Alien, Alfalfa county
W. r. NeadoT Beaver county.
Rev. \. Il. Johnson, Beckhau
county.
J.. j. Lehman. Elaine county.
w. i. Morrison. Brydr county.
r.. a. baldwin, Cdddo county.
g. l.. Engle Canadian county.
J. i. Mason, Carter county.
tI shaff.r f'bngtuu- county
Rev. f. L. Alexander. Cleveland
G. i. Rails. Coal county.
J. +. Murphy. Craig county.
o. NJ. 1relan. Creek county.
Il. X. cobb. Custer county.
j. j. Homre, Ellis county.
:. VI. Diener. Garfield county.
Percy +. VILE. Grant county.
J. O. McCollister, Greer county.
W II. Miller. Harper county.
II. Godfrey. Hughes county.
-. W. Miller Kay county.
|. VI. Han, Lincoln county
J. T. Nissley. Logan county.
John j.. London, Love county.
". H. Cunningham, Major county.
William y. Baker. Muskogee county.
Dr. :. ID. Wilson, Mclean county.
J. X. Knisley. McCurtain county.
Seal WINNER. Mcintosh county
Rev. c. q. Murphy, oklahoma
county.
T.. O. Cowden, Okmulgee county.
l.. -. Einsel. ottawa county.
W. T.. Brady. Pawnee county.
W. :. Richards, Payne county.
Orville Snead, Pontotoc county.
Judge Alternately, Pottawatomle
county
T. o. Talla, stephens county.
Il. Rector. Tillman county.
W. W. Long, Washita county.
4. Ernsherger. Tulsa county.
+. W. McEWen, Woods county.
j. G. Enlow, Woodward county.
Archer Steen, kingfisher county.
II. Makemson, Rogers county
+. V. Hinkle. Washington county.
DR. Il. c. Caldwell Garvin county.
Rev. II. b. Clark. Haskell county.
Rev. c. ID. Bowman. Sequoyah
county.
Rev. j. T.. Dish, Nowata county.
For Department Supcrintcndcnts.
Teachers Training-Mrs. ii. J..
Gitstrap, Chandler, Okla.
Adult departmont-John \. Nor
thrup, Dover, Okla.
Secondary department-Mrs. G.. T..
DoWis Blackwell, Okla.
Elementary dcpaetmcnt-Mr G. II.
Nichols, oklahoma city, Okla.
Missionary and Junior department.
Mrs. j. O. McCollistcr. Mangum. Okla.
Temperance department-J. $. Pet
er. pawnco, Okla.
Home Visitation Department.. l..
McCullough. Oklahoma City. Okla.
College Departmental. w. Briles,
Ada, Okla.
Legislation department - II. T.
Laughbaum. Oklahoma City, Okla.
Etcning Session.
Convention hall was about half
filled last evening, the large crowds of
the preceding evenings being kept
away doubtless by the rain. To add
when the program had scarcely begun,
but hravely the speakers felt their
way through the darkness and com
pleted the program. Manager DALEY
quickly assembled two automobiles
before the doors and did his best to
overcome a hopeless situation by
utilizing their lights. II was hard
lesson. but If the city authorities can
be prevailed upon to run the second
circuit beyond the organ To the lights.
such a condition will not he repeated
The World reporter was unable to
take notes, although he did his best
to keep n pencil on the page, and
finally quit before Mr.. I.awrance be-
gan his address. Consequently what
promised to be the climax of the con-
ventiOn must be left to the Imagination
of the readers.
Address of Mr.. Gordon.
The last words of Mr.. Gordon be-
fore the convention We're postponed
until last evening. He had lust begun
TO speak when the lights went out but
his quiet talk was none the less per-
suasive. He took his setting in the
experience of Jesus by the sea. when
weariod by the stress of a long cam
paien he sought a day of rest with
his disciples and started across the
waters TO place of seclusion. The
crowd followed around the shore. and
when he landed he found that he had
larger congregation than before. The
disciples were angered by the in
trusion, but the man tiredest of all
was moved with compassion and gave
himself over to his ruling passion Of
seeking TO win them.
1T was ever thus. The first thing
no did when he got back home. after
the cruciiiNion, Scared and worn by
contact with earth. was to send TO his
followers the same Spirit that had
Swayed him, in order that the same
work might he carried on" 1t was an
impressive moment when Mr.. Gordon
said, If somebody fails Jesus. he