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american News Service.)

Brussels, Belgium, Aug. 20.-The In
ternational Free Thought Congress.
was opened here today by Mrs. Kate
Trimble-Woolsey, of Covington, Ky.
prominent suffragette and delegate a,
large from the United States. The
last congress (held at Rome durin:
the unveiling of the statue Of Brunal
was opened by the immortal Maecke
of Germany, and a previous one by
Pasteur.
This Is the first congress to be
opened by a woman-in fact only q
half dozen women have ever been ask
ed to go as delegates. one of these
being that greatest living female
Nine. Curie, the discoverer Of radium
Mrs. Woolsey spoke in French (the
proceedings of the conference being
in that language.)
Several thousand delegates, com
posed of the leading scientists AMI
thinkers OF the world are attending
the congress. The next international
meeting will be in America. In open
ing the first session OF the congress
Mrs. Woolsey delivered the following
invocation:
Oh thou inviable. eternal, infinite
force, over, intelligence, or whatever
thou art. called God.
II thou art not Being. like unto
ourselves, why should men blindly
worship thee rs such? &c..
But if Being thous art, why no,
ho, L~> - n H.
ness, attributes, sentiments?
If, thou art just and loving. and in.
clineth to peace. If thou delighteth in
the happiness and progress and well
being of thy creatures, why have the
religions which seek to honor thee
prosecuted different creeds and robb.
ed their own?
Why have they soaked the earth
with others blood?
Why have they inflicted ostracisnl,
ruin or death. upon all teachers OF
truth, coming within their reach?
Why have they sanctioned every
vested injustice. and presented an un-
broken phalanx against every phase
Of social progress?
Why have they championed the
cause OF depotism and repulsed that
Of liberty?
Why have they Inundated and en-
shaved womankind?
All this in thy name. Oh Lord. aud
no remonstrance hath thou ever
made!
Oh God, in searching for thee. men
have lost their way-serving thee,
they have robbed themselves Of hui
man rights and dignity.
Dweilers in huts. they have built
vast temples to thy glory. and over
laid them with iewelled magnificance
and barbaric gold.
Wearers of rags. they have woven
purple and fine linen for indolent and
lustful tyrants. claiming to act fo-
thee.
YEARLY have they labcred and hun
CRY have they gone. and children cry
ed for bread. while priests have glut-
tonized and fattened on their tolls.
All this they have done. Oh Lord.
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who as solslier OF Christ fails when
duty spells danger. Are dificulties to
keep us from the performance OF our
duties: II SO then we are not true dis
ciples Of Christ. The greater the diff
cuities the greater should be our trust
in God aud our determination to do
what He wills us To do.
Must / be carried to the skies
On ficwery beds OF ease
While others fight to win the prize
And sail through bloody seas?
Sure l must fight II would reign.
Increase my courag Lord.
I'll bear the toll. endure the pain.
Supported by Thy word.
bible READINGS.
Ecci. xii. Is. II; Deut. ri. y. %: Ex
Y. 1923. 81: Josh. xiv. els; Matt. x,
2S-42: xiii. %: Luke ri. ~: xiii. %
q: Acts XVI. 1920; II Cor. II. 1888
Rom. V. is; Acts iv. 1923.
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August 21st, 1910.

Copyright, 1919 nv Nv, + ) Liusce... DID,
Jesus Nearing Jerusalem. Matt. Xxx:
1884.
Golden Textile Son of man came
not to be m!nistered unto. but to min
lister and to give his life a ransom for
many. Matt. xx:2S
Verses 17-19-Did Jesus know from
the beginning Of his ministry. that the
Jews would reject and put him to
death?
At what period in the life OF Jesus
did he begin to tell his disciples OF his
approaching crucihxion? tSee Chap
1921, Mark S:31. Luke e:22.)
Did God In any sense cause the chief
priests and the scribes to betray Jesus
or the Gentiles to scourge and cruel
fy him?
Why did Jesus tell Of his coming
death confidentially, and to the twelve
disciples only:
Verses 2e-21-Who were the two
sons OF Zebedee?
What had probably inspired this
mother, to make the ambitious re
quest. that her two sons may sit. one
on his right hand and the other on his
left. In his kingdom?
What. II any, reason is there to be
lieve that the two sons got their moth
er to make this request for them?
What was probably their idea con
corning the coming kingdom of Jesus
Can you stats possible circum
stances where it would be right to &c,
others to ask for US. what we are
ashamed to ask personally?
Verse 22--How may we know, or gel
into condition. so as not to pray fol
foolish. or Improbable things?
What does the expression signify
Ito drink OF the cup that shall drinl
Of, and to be baptized with the bap
tism that am baptized with?"
Why have wa a right to conclude
that these two disciples, notwithstand
ing their unwisc request. loved Jesu,
dearly. and. were prepared to suffer
with him?
Verse els suffering for Jesus a,
necessary now az then, or does thu
change in the circumstances max,
suffering now unnecessary? Why?
Why cannot God show Partially K
any. Notwithstanding his tender Low,
to each?
Suffering 10 no doubt the lot Of all
who would be free and faithful, bu
on what bssis does God make promo
tions, or put his servants In proml
nsnt positions7 (This question mus
be answered in writing by member
Of the cIub.)
Verse 24-Which were the NOR,
blameable, the two for making 4 fool
ish request. or the ten for bein,
moved with Indignation" agains
them?
Verses 25-29--Who Is the greatest II
the kingdom Of God on the earth?
What are the two view points Q
greatness in the kingdom Of God IN,
in the world?
Can a man remain q subject in tn,
kingdom of God, who is not anxiou
to serve, or. who seeks honor and plot
for promotion? Why or why not?
Verses 30.34-It was Jesus polic,
when on earth to miraculously hea
sickness, and innrmities. but whs,
reason Is there to believe that this pol
icY was meant to be permanent?
Suppose. instead Of healing these
blind men, he had given them keen
er spiritual vision; which would have
been the better blessing?
Lesson for Sunday. Aug. 2Sth, 1910
Jesus Entering Jerusalem. Matt. xxi
Ill.
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A HOUSEHOLD SHOW
american News Service,

IAmeffCah news SeFVIce1
New York. Aug. 20.-One of the
most unique exhibitions ever held in
Madison Square Garden is the Nation
al Household Show, which opened in
the big amphitheater today for a week.
The primary purpose Of the show is
to demonstrate the advantages of the
home over the hotel or clearinghouse.
To this, end the displays illustrate in
Vulnerable ways in which Homework
may be made easy. Countless auto
matte devices are shown. for cooking,
washing. heating. cleaning. rocking
the baby and feeding the canary bird.
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At Local Theoters


Arcade
Don't forget! Tonight's the last
chance to see the big Wild West film
at the Arcade. It's the talk Of the
town and rightly too. Never before
was there such gathering of cham
pion COW boys. You can see Henry
Grammar throw and tie q wild steer
in Ii Is seconds. Pat Long throws q
mad long horn bull with his naked
hands. This il merely sample.
Don't miss the biggest western picture
ever produced. The Arcade and the
Mirror Screen are behind the show
Murray Closes Tonight.
The many friends OF the Cutter
Stock company will be sorry to learn
that this is the closing performance
for this popular company. THE Cow
boy Sheriff is the bill 20 be presented
tonight and 1t Is an up-to-date west
ern play. written by Nelson Compston
who certainly has given it the prop
err coloring and has added q vein OF
comedy that is irresistible.
Manager Murray has decided to
close the theater during the next two
weeks SO as not to conflict with the
Richmond chautauqua which should
be patronized by all. whether seeking
entertainment. instruction or amusc-
ment. During these two weeks the
theater win be thoroughly cleaned.
and repaired and any improvements
added that will make It the most
beautiful, the most pleasing and en-
joyable theater In this section Of In
diana-the enviable position 1t has
maintained during the season just
closed.
Regular vaudeville will be main
tanned during the next season. the
first bill being presented the week OF
September s. Labor Day. Arrange
ments are now being completed for
exceptionally strong acts for that
week and the patrons of the past. A.
well as those unacQuainted with the
high standard Of the season Just clos
ed, will find awaiting them the high
est class OF vaudeville that can be
obtained.
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First c. e. Society In Australasia.

First c. e. Society In Australasia.
A tablet concentrating the forma.
ton OF the first Christian Endeavor
society in Australia has been affixed
to the exterior Of the City Tabernacle
Baptist church of Brisbane. Queens
land. This is the church of which that
earnest and devoted Christian Endeav-
orer. Rev. James MurSell. Is pastor.
Mr.. MurSeli has done splendid work
separated pastoratcs. The following
Is the inscription on this tablet. This
church shares with the Williston
church of Portland. Me-. the honor Of
having thus recognized the beginning
Of Christian Endeavor In the American
and the Australian commonwealths:
For Christ and the Church.
This Tablet
Commemorate the Founding
The First Society of Christian Endeavor
Australasia
In Connection With This (Then Wharf
StreeD Baptist Church
on
February 4. 1888.
Erected
In Token OF Gratitude to God
by
Queensland Christian Endeavorers,
February 10. 1910.
Concerning this oldest society In
Australia the pastor writes US that II
Is undergoing thorough and drastic
reconstruction. without dissolving the
members have agreed to renew their
pledge. and it is proposed to form one
society with Junior. intermediate. young
peoples and graduate departments.
Graduation will depend not simply
upon age. but even more upon circum
stances. There will be no honorary
members. as these will become grad
yates and make the church prayes
meeting theirs"
am glad to notice that this new
society Is leading the way in this
somewhat new departure in Christian
Endeavor of u graduate or senior so
ciety and hope it will be followed by
many of our societies In all parts OF
the world. Francis e. Clark. ID. ID.
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90 TIto~ N~1I.
why do they call II theatrical back
er an angel: He hasn't got wings"
NO. but his money has."-Exchange
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tons will leave in the next few weeks
for Sanford. Fla, to spend the win
ter.-New Castle Courier.
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ANNUAL REUNION.
The annual reunion of the Railsback
family will be held at Glen Miller
park, Thursday. September twenty
fifth. All members and friends OF
the family are cordially invited to at
tend. This will be an all day affair.
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IS IN CINCINNATI.
Mrs. H. E. Gates and children OF
East Main street. have gone to Gin.
cinnati for a visit with Mrs. Gates
sister, Mrs. 8. w. Barrett.
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WORD RECEIVED HERE.
Word has been received here by
relatives that Miss Lulu Norman
who with Professor and Mrs. Sackett
Of Lafayette, have been touring the
continent In the Sackett motor car. ar
rived In New York today. Miss Moor
row.
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RULES FOR GUESTS.
The following rules for guests will
prove OF interest to the prospective
hostess and also to your guests:
Never fail to provide writing ma
terial, paper. pen. stamps. etc.
To be punctual at meals.
Not to make plans without first
consulting your hostess to see wheth-
er they will cause her any inconven-
fence in her arrangements. Take
care to be down to breakfast, unless
your hostess wishes you to have it
in your room.
Don't write to friends and ask them
to visit you until you have ascertain
ed whether such visitors will be well
coined by your hostess.
Don't intrude upon your hostess
when she is engaged in her domestic
duties.
Don't expect her to be continually
entertaining you; let her have some
time to herself.
Do not insist upon playing the
piano and singing in the evening, il
your host wishes to read his evening
paper.
Never leave your bed room in a dis
ordered. untidy state; devote a short
time every morning in putting the
room straight. This will leave less
work for the maid.
Finally never prolong your visit be-
yond the date fixed for your depart
ure unless urged to do so by your
hostess.
In the keeping or the omission of
the above simple rules lies all the diff
ference between the welcome and un-
welcome guest.
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ENTERTAINED FRIDAY.
Miss Marguerite Doan entertained
the members of a club yesterday af.
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~
0GTA CONVENTION.

The following from the Marion
Chronicle 10 OF interest to local
frat men,:
The Anderson chapter OF the Beta
Phi Sigma fraternity will entertain al
the seventh annual convention Of the
frat, to be held In that city next week
The sessions OF the convention will
open Tuesday night and the attend
ant festivities will continue until Fri
day night. The program which has
been arranged for the large number
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or INTEREST HERE.

Mrs. Charles NJ. Hamilton and son
Carl and daughter. May. Of Richmond
are the guests OF Mrs. Kate McMeans
on North Tenth street. The Hami;-
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ENTERTAINED FRIDAY.

MioO NldI 6uClIlC AOou ClllCI tdlACO
the members of a club yesterday at
ternoon with a theater party at the
Murray. After the performance the
guests were served with a lunch at
the home of Miss Doan's mother, Mrs
McDivitt, in South Twelfth street
The guests were Miss Gertrude Bar.
tel, Miss Lucille Polglase, Miss Flor.
ence Bond. Miss Alice Laning, Miss
Esther Fletcher. Miss Ruth Peltz.
Miss Gertrude Bartel will be hostess
for the next meeting of the club at
her home in South Sixteenth street
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RECEPTION At CHURCH.
Last evening a reception was given
at the First Baptist church for Mr..
and Mrs. George Goodwin. who will
soon remove from the city. The
occasion was most enjoyable
one. A number of the friends
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin we're receiv-
ed, during the evening. Light refresh
ments were served.
LAWN PARTY.
The members Of the First Christian
church Sunday school class taught
by Mr.. F. F.. Haisley were entertain
ed last evening at the home Of the
teacher in South Thirteenth street.
About thirty persons enjoyed the af-
fair. Lanterns were used in lighting
the lawn. Various outdoor games fur.
nished the evenings amusements. Re-
freshments were served. A program
including readings and musical num-
bers featured the evening Among
the guests were Mrs. Harry Coffman,
Mrs. Carl Coffman. Jessie Hunt, Mary
Sherwood. Chester Coppick. John
Pyle. Harry Coffman. Carl Coffman,
Whitman. Everett Leighton. Arthur
Haisley, Mr.. and Mrs. Haisley. Iowa
Mansfield, Edna Smith, Mrs. Ada
Williams, Mable Thomas. Mable Pain
ter. Mildred Hunt, Rena Hunt, Echo
Roland. Mrs. Omer Whitman. Mrs j.
G. Thomas, Mrs. Ollie Garrett, Mrs
John Pyle and Olive Leighton.
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A GUEST HERE.
Miss Katherine Sullivan OF Indian
apolis, is the guest of Misses Mary
and Marguerite holland at their home
in North Fifteenth street.
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FOR AN EXTENDED TRIP.
Mr.. e. NJ. Elliott of South Sixteenth
street, has gone to Toronto, Canada,
Cleveland, Toledo. Ohio; Buffalo. Mia
CARA Falls and Rochester. New York,
for an extended visit.
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HAS RETURNED.
Mrs. ]. B. Elliott has returned home
after a pleasant visit with riends and
relatives in Marion. Indiana.
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CELEBRATED BIRTHDAY.
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DINNER At CAMBRIDGE.

Messrs. and Mesdames H. b. Pruitt
and son Lynn of Cincinnati. James
Hunt Of Fort Wayne. John Griffin
and children OF Spicelani. James KEGS.
ling. Nathan Nicholson. Mrs. Mary
Nicholson. Mrs. Joseph Brown. and
Miss Emma Nicholson went to Cam
bridge City this morning to be the din
ner guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bent VIII
son.
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patton.
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tons will leave in the next few weeks
for Sanford. Fla, to spend the win
ter.-New Castle Courier.
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HAVE RETURNED.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar 8. Mote ant
two daughters have returned from
Winona Lake where they have beer
attending the Friends summer Assem-
bly, that came to q close on the eigh
teenth.
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