Evening star., 1923-06-30
CURE FOR WORLDS
s. ILLS TOBE SOUGHT
Winona Lake Conference to
Discuss Christianity as
Remedial Agent.

Whether or not Christianity has the
remedy for ills of society today will be
discussed by more than one hundred
leaders in the field Of commerce. in
dustry, education and politics at the
Christian citizenship conference to be
held at Winona Lake, Ind. for one week
beginning tomorrow
More than 5000 delegates from vari-
GUS parts of the country will attend,
many of them having been appointed
by governors of states and by local or
ganizations throughout the country, al
though no ecclesiastical or religious
body will be officially represented.
Messages from President Harding and
Secretary Hughes will be read at the
opening session, and 1t is expected that
some of the members Of the President 8
cabinet will attend the conference and
speak. This is the fourth conference
of a similar character held by the asso-
ciation, the last being conducted in
Pittsburgh in 1919. which was attended
by representatives from forty-one diff
fcrent countries and which had an at
tendance OF 10000 during the week .
meetings, or an average of about 5000
per day.
Among the topics TO be discussed at
the Winona Lake conference are The
Moral Accountability of Nations" Re
ligion and National Life" Education
in the Shaping of National Life "A
Divine Call to Forgetful Nations" Law
Enforcement as Factor in the solution
OF the Worlds Moral Problems THE
Road to Industrial Peace" Christian
Jnternationalism, The Renaissance of
I'aganism.' Americas Place in the
Present World Crisis" Prohibition
Problem of Immigration" "Civic Evan
gelism, "Concreting the Law Of God in
Civic Life "The International Christ
Notable Speakers List
Among those who will participate in
this unique conference are: United
States Senators Sterling Of South Da-
kota, Sheppard of Texas and Fess of
Ohio: Cows. Brandon of Alabama. Peay
Of Tennessee. Donahey of Ohio and Nc
Gray of Indiana; Judges W. H. Thomas
OF California, A. l.. Reeves of Kansas
CITY. and w. ). Kenyon of Iowa: Presi-
College for Women. Charles F. Wishart
Cf Wooster College. Ohio. and Charles
h. Ednunds of Canton Christian Col
lege. China: Bishops William A. Sellew.
Anderson of the Methodist Church. and
William NJ. Bell OF the United Brethren
Church Messrs. Joseph NJ. Steele of
William Steele & Sons Construction
COMPANY Philadelphia; William A.
Pittsburgh; R. NJ. Downie Of the Inter
national Keystone Drller Company,
Beaver Falls, Pa; Elwood Haynes of
Inc Haynes Auto Company, kokomo,
Ind: George NJ. Dixon of the Trans
portation Company Of Chicago; William
= Carmichael of the Carmichael
Construction Company. St Louis: Dam
iel A. Polling, D. D.: William A. (Billy)
Sunday. D. D.; John +. Carson, q. D. |;
Floyd W. Tompklns. D. D.; T. Albert
Moore. d: D.: Or. Charles Stelzle. Ed
win c. Dinwiddie. n. D.: Sam w
Small. Frank ]. Cannon, Clinton "
Howard. Charles F. Swift and Mrs
Lulu Loveland Shepard; Dr. Henry
Shung OF Korea. *. Kato of japan,
Martha Kralicek Of Czechoslovakia
Chandra Gsoneratne of India. Kwang
sup Yum of The Philippines, X J. Tai
nf China, Banos TringeIas Of Greece
ERNEST Buehler of Switzerland A. Bar
thelmy of France. BartheI Waydenthal
of Poland and Ben G. Arcinas of Hawaii
Homer Rodeheaver, the famous singing
companion of Billy Sunday, will have
charge of the music of the conference