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MONDAY, APRIL 5, 1020
HI
ILL CHRISTIANS
NEW YORK, Apr. 5. Preliminary
arrangements for an Ecumenical con
ference, the first since the Reforma
tion to represent "Christians ot every
faith and land," have been approved
by the administrative committee of
the federal council of the Churches
, ot Christ in America, it as announced
here today by the Rev. Charles S.
Macfarland, general secretary. One
ot its objects Is to make future wars
Impossible.
Dr. Macfarland said that in order
to have the assemblage the most
widely representative gathering of
modern times, one that would em
brace every Christian denomination,
all '"questions for discussion are to
be limited." He declared that the
conference would be "less doctrinal
and' theological Jn its purpose that
.the'i'world conference on faith and
order which is being promoted by
the leaders of the Episcopal church
looking toward the reunion of all
Christendom."
The projectors, he said, are desir
ous that the 'Conference shall be held
only when the churches of all the
nations are ready for It. "They hope,"
he said, "that 'the contacts of this
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gathering may furnish a genuine
basis tor brotherhood and under
standing." Already, he said, church
federations of the Scandinavian coun
tries, ot Switzerland and America,
are backing the movement whtch Is
expected to take definite shape after
the meeting ot an International com'
mittee to be held In Geneva, Switzer
land, next August. This committee is
expected to issue tho invitations to
the leaders ot the various Christian
faiths.
"The Roman Catholic church has
had its councils," explained Dr. Mac
farland, "such as the notable Vatican
council under Pope Pius IX in 1870
when the dogma of papal infalli
bility was promulgated. Protestant
churches for several decades have
been holding great international
meetings the last ot wh,ich met in
Edinburgh In 1910. While the ques
tions to be discussed at the forth
coming gathering will not partake of
the profound theology that absorbed
the attention of the earlier councils,
yet, in practical accomplishment for
human welfare it should surpass
them all." '
The American Ecumenical confer-
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Barton ot Boston, Bishop James Can
non of Nashville, Tcnn., the Right
Rov. Thomas F. Gailor of Memphis,
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den, Mass., Dean Shaller Mathews of
Chicago, Dr. John R. Mott of New
York, tho Right Rev. Etholbort Tal
bot of South Bethlehem, Pa., and
Bishop Luther B. Wilson of Now
York.
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U.S. PRODUCTS
LOUISVILLE. Ky., Apr. 5. A
Dlan has been formulated boro to
expand the foreign trade ot tho
United States through tho uso of
shinning board steamships, aB exhlbl
. tlon vessels to carry American manu
factured products and vUlt the
world's principal ports.
The idoa, advanced by the foreign
commerce service of tho Southorn
railway and Mobile & Ohio railroads,
has been presented to the Midwest
Oulf-South Atlantic Foreign Trado
and Transportation committee, repro
seating commercial organizations of
the principal middle west and south
ern states, which has beeri asked to
lend Its weight to fruition of tho plan.
Answers to letters sent to moro
than a score of cities In the organlza
tlon enthusiastically endorse tho
plan, according to H. O. McLean, of
Louisville, assistant foreign freight
traffic manager of the two railroads.
Mr. McLean says the plan is sim
ilar to that proposed by the British
government which proposes a gi
gantic touring 'exhibition for British
Industry- The Brliish plan, as de
scribed in a recent American consular
report, would be initiated with an
itinerary comprising South Africa,
Australia, 'New Zealand, and Canada
"The duration ot the tour," tho ro
port says, "will be about 18 months
and should the venture be attended
with that degree ot success which is
anticipated for it, similar projects to
other parts of the world will receive
consideration. It is Intended that
somo BOO British firms shall be in
vited to take part in 'the tour. The
scheme has been sanctioned by the
government board of trade and tho
venture will be planned and carried
out by the department of overseas
trado."
Use of American foreign trade ex
hibition ships, Mr. McLean said,
would enable hundreds of American
manufacturers periodically to exhibit
their products before thousands of
foreign buyers. Such exhibitions in
charge of competent salesmen, he de
clared, would make possible a vast
co-ordinated American foreign sell
ing organization. "Moreover,' said
Mr. McLean, "the exhibitions are ab
solutely necessary to meet the com
bined plans of hundreds of British
manufacturers who aro backing tho
organization of tho British products
touring exhibition."
Furthermore, said Mr. McLean, it
would onablo a very largo number of
Amorlcan manufacturers, who havo
never thought in terms ot export
trado, to enter that buslnoss at a
comparatively smVll cost.
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