Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-28
Great Chance for Results.

Because this movement has in II such a
comprehensive appeal, we give It our hearty
support We bespeak for it the endorse
ment Of all social workers who may hith-
erto have been indifferent 10 the church,
because they have felt that the church
has not been concerned about the burdens
which have been crushing those unfortunate
members OF society 10 whose interest they
devote their lives. We value this movement
because II gives all the workers in the So
cial field an opportunity TO come face to
face with one another and with the work
ers in the church. We believe that out OF
the conferences and discussions and mass
meetings will come q greater appreciation
OF the needs OF our common humanity; that
the workingman and the employer OF labor
will see each others problems with clearer
vision; that the practical service in at
tempting together TO meet the pressing So
cial questions Of the day will make US
understand that while we may not agree
in nonessentials. nevertheless we have in
common the desire TO share the purpose OF
Jesus and to help bring in the kingdom OF
God"
This document is signed by John NJ.
Glenn. director Russell Sage foundation;
Edward T. Devine. editor The Survey;
Robert A. Woods. head worker South End
house, Boston; Lawrence Befller. director
National Housing association; Gaylord S
= White, head worker Union Settlement
New York; owen r. Lovejoy general sec
rotary National Child Labor committee
H. S Braucher, secretary Playground As
ISOLATION Of America; Graham Taylor.
warden Chicago commons; Jane Adams,
head resident Hull house. Chicago; Alex
ander Johnson. secretary National Confer
ence OF Charities and Corrections; Fred
enck Aimy. secretary Charity OrganiEa-
TONS society, Buffalo; Homer Folks, pres
ident National Conference Of Charities and
Corrections; Livingston Farrand. executive
secretary National Association for the
Study and Prevention Of Tuberculosis
Hastin' II. Hart director Child Helping
departH {, Russell Sage Foundation
George ;, Fisher, president Society for the
Promotion Of Social Service in the Young
Mems Christian association; Charles
Sickle, Presbyterian Department Of Church
and Labor.
Indian View of bible.
Sir Nsrayan Chandevarkar, B.A.. IL. r
a judge Of the high court. Bombay and
vice chancellor Of the University OF Bonn
bay, has a signed articles in the Times OF
India on the English Bible. which Is worth
reading and wide circulation. He writes:
"A grand book is this-the Authorized
Version Of the English Bible It has made
souls. No wonder Gladstone SAYS OF il.
Always in straits the Bible an church
supplies my needs May Il equally supply
ours, At the same time let US not forget
another translation Of the Bible-the trans
lation made by an English lady, mother Of
UIous son. Asked which Of the different
published translations Of the Bible-Jer-
ONES Vulgate. Luthers German Bible, the
Authorized Version and the Revised Yer
sion-this son preferred, he replied: I
prefer my mothers translation What is
thatF the boy answered: My mother
has translated the Bible and translated II
straight, too. Her everyday life is a trans
lauon Of Gods Word A"
The pregnancy Of these words, coming
from a man Of Sir y. Chandavarkar's in
teleetual pTe-eminenoe, high culture and
sound orthodoxy as a Hindu OF the Hindus
needs no emphasis
Lutheran synod in June
The Lutheran General synod the oldest
OF American Lutheran bodies, viii meet
this year in the Luther Place Memorial
church, Washington, beginning on June z
AS Is Wen known, IN front Of this church
Is statute Of Martin Luther a copy Of
that Al Worms which was erected ~ ~.