The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-19
INTERCHURCH WORLD
CONFERENCE OPENS
About 1876 AT Meeting
Here-Dr. Bell Ad-
dresses Delegates

The I~ntcr-church World confer
ence opened at . o'clock this morning
at the Lead Avenue Methodist church
with AN invocation BY DR.. Bright.
state president OF the -Intor-chureh
movement About $50 were In at
DR.. ~ ~. Bell Of Nan Francisco
addressed the convention on The
New World and Religious lmpiica-
tons" lie h associate director OF
the department work Of the after
church World Movement. after hav-
Ing had 20 years experience as pastor
Of q large San Francisco congrcga-
ton and -four ear a. a teacher Ia
the Presbyterian Theoiogic Seminary.
His mission " TO lead "a team which
shall visit the state universities Of
the country. He has already ad-
dressed the student body Of the TIM
vefsity Of Texas. and after Swing a
talk To the New Mexico students, will
proceed to Tucson, 10 address the
University NJ Arizona. His itinerary
Includes the universities la Califor-
MIA, ana the Universities OF oregon,
Washington. Idaho and Montana.
Raymond Robins Of Chicago, well
known social worker. Is n member
OF nr. Bells team which has for It's
purpose the awakening OF interest
among young men aud women Tor
Humanitarian duties 10th AT home
abroad From the present out
look 100, coo men and women will be
enlisted within the next five years to
help In this worthy project.
a fine exhibit Of magic lantern
slides p%rCtraying the civic. economic,
industrial and religious conditions Of
tho foreign fields was part Of this
mornings program.
This afternoon and evening thc
men In charge 81 the survey Will re-
port their results along the lines OF
civic. economic and Industrial
dcnvor. This evening Br n. y. blt-
fcudorfer OF New York will deliver
"A lecture on the National survey of
the United States, lie rs In charge
Of The survc work throughout Ia
whole country and "a rare treat ~
promised hts audience.
II is planned by the l~ntcr-church
men to extend their activities into al
OF the 5000 counties of the United
States.
TII,-r In Attendance.
Registration 90 attendance tullnWs
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Albuquerque. REV. John Caldwell,
Tucumcari, Andrew Caldwell. Mngda-
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Mound. Rev. j. \. Cheuault, Artesia
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