The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-22

congratulated on the selection of pr. Frank A. Gallup, whose address was full of thought interspersed with hap py anecdotes. pr. Gallup stressed the point that the human heart was the same throughout the world and that the cultivation of mind and heart would develop a type of citizen na- tonal. al well as international, In thought. He traced the influence of the Roman governments down to the present day and referred to England a the one great colonizer who had succeeded in extending her spheres of trade and service throughout the world. Dr. Gallup was doubtful as to the outcome of attempting amalga- nation of more aliens until conditions had improved so that the original Ahglo-SaXon stock might not be en- gulfed
 Address in Spanish
 He was followed by Senorita QuIn- gro of Yucatan, who gave an excellent outline of the educational systems of Mexico prior to the revolution and which are now in process of rehabil- itation under the wise leadership Of tho present authorities. Her remarks follow in native "1engua" for the benefit of the various classes ana teachers in the city and state.
 .Debido a los esfuerzos de nuestro Gobierno, las escuelas de Mexico han alcanzado el desarroIlo adelanto de la Bscuela Moderna, y sn mi humiide concepto creo que estan al niVei de las escuelas de las naciones mas civilizadas del Viejo y Nueyo continente.
 Nuestra instruction Primaria. que GOnS1EtR de- Snia flo elemental, es gratiuita obligatoria gracias ella pueden educarse, no solamente la aristocracia, slno tam Dien todas las otras classes soetaIea Ademas de las escualas da ensenansa primaria tenemos escuelas Superiores, es decir, Escuelas Normales adonde JoVenes de ambos sexos reeiben una educaclon superior que las capacita para dedioarse al Profesorado, asi ayudar en la grandiosa obra de educar 8 nuestra ninez y juventud.
 Tambien tenemos Escuelas Voca- ctonales, sostenidas DOT el Gobierno, en estas aulas la juventud Mexicana el eficio profession que desee sequir para estar preparada para la tremenda Lucha DOT la Vida Para las personas que deseen dedi- carse carreras mas elevadas, tene- mos muy buenos Coleglos, Institutes y Universidades donde SC ensenan todas las ramas del saber humAro en su mayor perfection. De estos Temp los del Saber han salido muo'hos hum bres ilustres emnentes que con su inteligencia y sabiduria han ayu- dado formar ell pals mas bello y mas glorioso que para mi existe, que es mi idolatrada Patria Mexi- cana-'~
 Pursuing Business Course
 Tho club has taken an active in- terest in advertising the points of difference between the United States and Mexico using their influence to bring about mutual understandings of value to both countries. Miss Quin- tero has contributed a great deal to informing all of how cooperation to a common end may be accomplished At the present time she Is In the city pursuing a course in business train ing in order that she may return to her country with the American view point and idea of commercial adminls- tration.
 In happy little speech Mrs. Arthur Rosenfeld awarded to Miss Quintero the prize for the best costume of the occasion. Among the guests of the club was pr. Snavely of Birmingham Southern, while members were glad to greet again R. J. Williams Of the Rail. and Locomotive