The daily Gate City., 1913-08-25

London) Professor Kirksop Lake, OF
Leyden University (now lecturing in
America in Episcopal theological
schcols) being among the latest ad-
ditions.
In the autumn of 1914, or IL not
then. in 1915, party Of us composed
| of two or three delegates from each
of the many bodies Of liberal non
conformists, will start from London
on tour of the world, seeking to
s unite the theists of all nations no
matter what their denominations, in
gatherings for mutual edidcation.
From London we go to Budapest
where we will hold a meeting under
the auspices of the Unitarians; thence
Ito Constantinople, Jerusalem, Cairo
and Bombay. Here we will have the
support of the liberal Parsees, Hindu
Bramas, Sikhs and divers Moslems.
We expect good meetings there, for
we must not forget that the LOO
: Hindus studying in Observation-Disclosures
: Hindus or Moslems-are adherents OF
the theistic faith.
I'VE shall probably proceed, next.
7 to Amristur, among the SilShs, thence
! ION to Delhi, Benares and Calcutta,
:, where meeting lasting fully ten
] days will be held in conjunction with
theosophists there, Mrs. Annie Besant
having already promised us their co
e operation
!, Colombo will be the next stop for
\ ". ze iat, N1<rr
:. Buddihists have arranged. At Shang
n hal we will hold meetings in connec
9 tion with the Rev. Gilbert Reid's In
II stitute of China Hong Kong ane
n Toxic come in the order mentioned
5 The Unitarians, liberal Germans
5, nominations have already arranged To-
l. a series of meetings at Toxic, il
4 which city liberal nonconformists pro
L pose to establish a theological school
q "The party will break UP in Japal
and the American delegates will sal
W from there for San Francisco, tn
r, British and European delegates re
if turning home via the Siberia.
"Our party will be composed large
ly OF able speakers, thinkers and me,
of ability generally and. as our paper
and proceedings will be published i
book form, we will have lastin
; record unique of its kind
"Bow-wow-wow; oor-oof!" This
French dog talk for: Really, m
dear haven't q thing to wear!"
Stlyes for French dogs this fall wi
. be quite complicated, most OF las
n seasons things being completed
: passe. lie Figaro in serious ar
icle headed What Elegant Dogs ar
{ Wearing" says:
II eather collars are still wor1
. but they are no longer of differer
q most fashionable dogs. however, ar
. wearing silver. or gold, collars Sc
with precious stones, turquoise
rubies and sapphires being the f
. vorites at present.
: THE pig-bristles collar formerly s
e much in vogue, are now entirely d
moded A dark brindled bull-de
2 should wear red leather collar wit
silver gilt mountings, while the blont
type must provide himself with
i. white collar set with turquoises.
n For Pekinese, Japanese, and Kir
Charles spaniels, the collar should
:. of worked silver, light and supple
fine mesh and closed by a tiny pa
lock. A very stylish effect is obtain,
by the use Of patent leather collar
and ravishing combination fl
lg Pommeranians Is the dog-harne
:. which encircles the neck and ches
= In pale blues this is quite fetching
u = For motoring. English stuffs al
t fur coats are In high favor, the plai
and dark shades being consider,
q most suitable. The smartest coats a
= now tailored without pockets and do
or no longer carry handkerchiefs F
the seaside. sporting sweaters a
very fashionable for short-hair
dogs while the present wet SUNNI
is responsible for the appearance,
large numbers, of canine maeki
toshes, daintily gathered at the ne
and legs.
No well-bred dog is without
= Ileast two pairs of shoes; one pair