El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-11
.25PREACHERS
At INSTITUTE
Bishop Lambuth To Lee
ture Tonight on the "Ro-
nance of Missions. "

The Preachers Institute OF the Nev
Mexico conference, i'm session at
Trinity Methodist church, has -
preachers in attendance.
At the Wednesday morning session
Rev. E. G.. Morgan lectured on the
Divinity Of Christ" Bishop W r.
Lambuth made an address on missions
and DR.. C. NJ Bishop. OF the South
western university. delivered an adj
dress
Bishop TO Lecture Tonight.
Tonight at S o'clock bishop Lam
buth, who was for years a missionary
IN the orient and who opened UP the
African mission of the n. z. Church
South will address the institute on
the Romance or Missions The
bishop spoke LAST night on China and
Japan.
The evening addresses are Of
popular character
Opened by Bishop Lambuth.
Bishop Lamb uth, VINO IS mead OF
the war committee of the Methodist
Episcopal church. South, opened the
institute Tuesday night with an ad-
dress.
The institute will last for ten days
and other interesting speakers viii De
here during the sessions The at
tendance includes church people from
all over the New Mexico conference
The speaking begins at o'clock
each evening
books in the boys circulation library
at the Popular Dry Goods company
would be turned over TO Mr. North.
Mr. North said that the expense Of the
library would not be over $50, which
would be required 10 ship the books
TO the outlying military posts along
the border.
FeIfcitate Mexican Trade Bodies.
The directors authorized secretary
George H. Clements to send message
to Alberto J. PAM at Mexico City. con-
graduating the chamber Of commerce
bodies there In annual meeting on
July 10 and wishing them success IN
their work Regret viii be expressed
that the local chamber has been IN
able TO send q representative 10 the
meeting. because Of lack OF time TO
reach Mexico City. A restoration OF
friendly relations between the two
countries will be urged through the
chamber Of commerce organizations
A second telegram will be sent TO
the secretary Of the chamber OF com
merce Of the United states at Wash
ington. suggesting a message OF rec
ognition be forwarded by this body
10 the Mexican association at Mexico
City
Secretary Clements announced that
he had written a letter 10 the cham
Der Of commerce Of Juarez on its or
ganiZation and president J. " Wyatt
appointed vice president 3. I. Farrar
and Maurice Schwartz as a commit
tee 10 visit the Juarez chamber OF
commerce and personally congratulate
its officers in the name OF the FL PasO
chamber Of commerce on their or
gauiZatiOn-
says Fuel Price Outrageous.
.
the price Of fuel should be brought
TO the attention Of the people He
said az present the price Of fuel was
Outrag eOus and said that FL Paso
could not hope 10 secure any manu- I
featuring plants here until the price /
Of fuel was regulated in some way I
or another. He suggested that the I
matter be turned over TO the manu- ]
featuring committee for investigation. /
The manufacturing committee viii /
also be asked TO take up the matter
OF Harvesting the spluWay at Ele-
plant Butte TO produce power such
as is done with other water projects
throughout the United States.
Suggests Garry Own Packages.
The carry home your own pack
age" movement was brought up FOR i
This plan has been put /
forward by the national defence
league throughout the country as I
saving during the war time Maurice ]
schwartz SAID tnaL the plan could NOT
be carried out in its entirety but il I
could in a partial way by cutting /
down the number OF deliveries.
A letter from Miss Daviua Water /
son suggesting that benches be /
placed at the rim OF the mesa was I
referred to the city administration.
Those present at the meeting were /
president John NJ Wyatt, 3. L Far ]
rar, J. ". Kirkpatrick. J. W. Lorent- I
zen. Otis c. Coles. Cecil North. E n. /
Hurd. George Ryan. H Y. Ellis. George !
H Clements. G.. a. Martin. Maurice I
Schwartz, W H Shelton and Forbes I
Parkhi1l