Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-22
CONFERENCE FIGHT.
NOW CENTERS UPON
TWO BIC COLLEGES.
SOUTHWESTERN AND TENiS wO
MANS SCHOOL. NAY BE
AHiNDO>ED.
MAY AID ONLY CLARENDON
bcllpol There II Property 0f Confer.
shre and Many Relieve n Should
g.. Given all Aid Possible in
iae Future.

speeiK IN The Sews
Cf.IulENDON. Tex. oct ei.--Thc
second day of the district conference 81
the Methodist Episcopa! Church. south.
..H .t n gwen over e. the 'tiucatlunai
program Of the church. and has bc"'t
under the direction of Dr StuncWall
Anderson. of Louisville. Ky. general
SECRETARY Of the beard ~ education.
whn made two splendid addresses H..
Goddard d Nashville Tenn. secretary
ui m" b1td 81 home missions. ais
made an address
The principal feature of IA" proceed
ings of today was the report ol th"
committee On education, reporting a
resolution proposing to eliminate from
tho budget Tor the coming year IN"
an,.ssmrnts for this cunfctanrc for
Southwestern University at Gcorgr.
town. Texas. and Texas Womans' Col
l.ge ~ Fort Worth. and giving Clarcn
don College q larger amount from the
conference, th" Clarendon College D.
ing owned By the conference.
Status Of ~ hools.
Southwestern University WIS former.
ly the property uf she old Northwest
Texas Conference. hc.uI, a division was
had. this territory then heing IN Tint
conference. and the Fort Worth srho ]
aln'. hut Southwestern being IN on
other section ui the stat" and without
the bounds ot this tCsriinfy. the prupl.
sal is in eliminate the financial ASSESS
mcut from that school aud place the
money un thg property ot the ,on'ci.
Uuc~ here.
ono preacher SURRENDERED his CrDlrn.
tinls during the session TODAY.
The frs, fuur itcIes ~ tH. port n.
ha .H o. e
gl,ut,d these lr'rg for tl' HtHuiiur
Il conference cDmmrsi." 60 "iur1
ton. flr the ympl wheat I confer
cnrc educational 0v,ratIry f' drsiguli"
the first htlf ~ December go tln ,dJ
catiuugl movement and q" uUuro,, th"
l,ru rata 81 fund. tn o. a,rA'I from
the ,iurati.isi campaign In' division
81 pfo rata funds wIs us follows 'lr'
,udun Cull,g.. Ss0H. nnu. Junior tuil,g.
unit. tl5ouno. Ar Department South.
en- Methodist University. >i'uOVn.
General CuTupgtiuuai Fund, 10000,
Discussion oH the filth item. which MS
To- sewer connection with Suuihw 'i"t .
University and TvNIs WoMans' t1llrr'
WIS before tho conference 90 adiuui-
m,nt aud VIII De- resumed iumortuW.
Conference Divided.
The conference a. very greatly I'll.
vid,d on the fiith .;"m uf th" report ut
the committee and this matter is h,ing
debated with intense interest uu b"tn
sides
Rev. J. T. GriSwoll. presiding cldrr
of I.uhhnck. defended the report AMI
explained It's purpose very fully u
John VI Harcus uf H. Worth repre-
s-nilng Southwestern University IN IN"
conference naturally took the part "i
his institution. \ number ol others
spoke on both sides of the proposition
Motions Tor Adjournment took prrc"
dcnc. over calls tur the previous qu"s
tlnn and the matter was held over until
Friday morning SESSION.
Rev. T. L. stanford. II NashviVr.
Tenn. with the SUNDAY school hoard oi
missions. hut representing thc cdGci
tion hoard here. spok" to th" confer
cncc on cducatloutl matters during ih'
afternoon. Rev stanford was Tie iirS
graduate of Clarendon college, here.
In 1904
Tonight was given over to an Illus
trnted lecture on Methodist educational
work and institutions