El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-07

Governor Lands Work
Governor Tom Campbell Of Arizona,
at an Atlantic port TO mast 1900 Ari-
IONA boys back from France, was en-
thusiastic IN the matter Of community
work. He mentioned Pierce. Flag
staff Nogales and Tombstone as
places where the Christian and the
patriotic spirits have together served
the public good. and have gotten ready
for community work. He said there
was talk Of a Church OF the Holy
Humanities. but he believed there had
been no church named that as yet. and
so called. However that IS what all
are coming to. and yet without loss
f Of the higher spiritual life, II the gov
( ernor sizes up the situation IN the
right way. He said community clubs
: are spriuEing M and sectariau differ
ences between churches are disappear
ing. He mentioned one community
work. in Pierce. where Methodists.
Presbyterians, Roman Catholics ann
some others are happily pulling to-
Governor camp5eu spoke OF pros
nerity in Arizona. and said that at a
funeral he attended not long since the
only people who rode behind horses
were the dead nan and the minister,
and the minister has since come MP
with other people and secured an
auto. Prohibition Is being accepted
by the miners and everybody else in
Arizona IN sporty way, according 20
the governor. and everybody agrees
that II intoxicants cannot be had
they VIII go without them There IS
no crouch. and the question is not
greatly in politics Governor Camp
bell while IN the east was proud he
said. OF the war record made by his
state. the character OF the boys sent
TO the front. and the way the people
left at home went over the top IN ali
Liberty loan, Red Cross and other
emergencies
Cardinal Gibbons. OF Baltimore
bishop Lawrence. Of Boston; John 6.
Agar, q foremost Catholic 1ayman OF
New York: Samuel lIather. the Cleve-
land millionaire. who is perhaps the
foremost Episcopal laymaus DR.. John
f. Finley. OF Albany, state commits
sioner Of education and a Presbyterian
elder, Clement Studebaker- r., OF In
diana, from family long prominent
in American Nethodism. and Col The
form part Of the board OF directors and
finance committee OF the community
service. which has Just been inc0rpor- /
ated, is 70 continue the war camp !
community v7lrk OF the war time and Z
is to exclude carefully. so the an Z
nouncement states. all religious work. I
Joseph Lee. OF Boston. IS the presi- I
dent, and VIM Hamlin Childs. OF New Z
York. a leader IN the recent mayor I
Mitchell reform campaign, IS chairman 1
The announcement OF the work pro- I
posed seems to say that Il IS the same I
as that long carried on by social SER
vice commissions Of practically all I
churches. and now IN evidence IN thou
sands Of towns which are prospecting
plans for the erection Of community
houses. A national program IS ont
lined and $4,000. 900 ought 10 finance
the plans. which. according 10 the
same announcement, call for s674,o00l
to paw salaries Of trained community
organizers. Large emphasis is laid
upon the parts respective committees
are TO perform in the way OF prOvid-
ing money. Already the work is said
to be going on in 80 communities TO
meet industrial moods. The federal
council OF churches. which has fedora
tions in some 20 cities. and the 7.
been conferred with. It is said, and all
local agencies are to be en-
ployed.