The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-30
PROGRAM IS
PLANNED FOR BOYS
At THE Y THIS FALL
Meeting Last Night Launches
Company of Cadets; Talks by
Leading Men Band Holds Prac-
tice Aquatic Stunts Planned.

\ big Gathering Of boys was held
a. the 5 II G. \ last night. and the
\. VI g. \ cadets were organized.
M'mhcr-hIp IA the cadets is free. and
czech member VIII get a uniform from
those set aside hy the national guard
hon new ONES were issued TO them
recently The cad"ts are Iudcp,ud-
out OF tho boy scouts.
The boys band has become a. y. NJ.
g. y adjunct The first practice IN
the building was held Monday night.
! Fred Is Bills ia s,ilI director. and
wants to- make tho boys baud bigger
aud better than ever. IL VIII work iu
conjunction with IA, cadets. ana UIll
participate IN matches and public
events
Nig Hall, in boys Department.
Last night nearly acNcuty-fNc boy
! members Of the association were
there with bells on" tu listen to a
dandy talk on Loyalty by Supeiin-
tcndeut of CT, schools John Milne.
Mr. Milne gave the boys the goods
straight from the shoulder. story a..
ter story he told OF men who had been
| loyal and others who had been dis.
| wv" NIH y H''rNlIk IF Itlhf Nv NWil INV
lads II any 81 them heard or saw an
other olc getting uu' his hammer to
knuok. to just go up 90 that chap and
sdy y - \ % which means Always
BE y Booster
Mr.. Bouulng ~ the association also
\ gave the bows A few words In ouprr
alton telling The story OF how Mall
! com Long ana Henry BcunIug KILLED
a skunk through cooperation.
captain Toulouse vIs called upon
to speak, and gave the boys a very IN
terc.tiug 81 ut h. Bank II
| Good Deeds which has been organ
zoi ia kansas 'Iti the boys have
all the officers That goo with a regular.
tull sized mans uauh. Every time Il
Had does a good decd he writes It out
on his deposit .IIp. ana 1t is deposited
to his credit. Again. II he doos a bad
or eva deed. that Is also written '
ON his deposit slip and handed IN aud
| placed ON his debit side.
system of Government
Training "a practical civics is given
| the y VI G. \. boys through the sy--
/! tenn Il organization IN operation
among them Electors are named
and o.ccicd. and a aystom of commit
toss guides the activities OF the mcm-
| b"r~hlp.
The election Of the six electors viii
| take place IN "a couple pf Weeks, Those
running for the jobs arr. Howell Fav,
William @Ssduziui. Austin Cushman.
Henry Benning Tony P.suo, George
stevens Hugh Graham. Ralph Ror-
| cts. Lawrence LoNitt Edwin knight.
Walter ward John Scdulo.
The various committees that have
beon appointed. with their chairman,
are AS follows.
Committee on uamos-NuSlin Cush-
man, chairman, %. g. kirHpairIcH,
william Long.
Committee on crrdentills Bert
Bower, chairman; Pat McQuade,
George Bryan
Committee uu arrangcmeuts-W VOL
ford Dryo. chairman Kenneth iortig.
Robert Elder.
Committee on prosram-Frank Ho-
gan, chairman, James Woodward.
Ben Harris,
Reception committee Dan Iish-
tom. chairman, Lawrence L"FIti Max
Pray,
Many stunts Planned,
The live wire college, comprising
Bible classes. is not the least active
ma interesting branch OF the ISsucia-
Ifun work. The boys dre enrolling M
th,s- classes with enthusiasm
\ subject Of current interest IN Y.
NJ G \. circles Is the new ur2anIzn-
It.pn called the Whales. II has I've
| subdivisions with h titles Tndroles,
| Mlunuws. Sunrsh Bass. and sharks
The activities OF this winter viii tu-