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Vorid's Sunday School Convention monta ja Jako next Optober, and great preparations are being made for it. As it irto be an international event, bringing Belegates from every partion of the earth, pomo 2,500 in-all, the Christinas hope to impress the Japanese ad the Japaness equally hope to impress the Christians.

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Japanes tipos, some because they are Christiana - ssd some "because they are patriotic, are being faced to offer the hospitality of their homes to the visitors. This plan is suppored not only to ooriate the fheulty of hotel accommodation bat to promote international goodwill in a naw wow. There are, however, many with senso Penough to fool convinced that this is just what the execution of such a proposal would not do. How can you favourably impress. Fafat and comfort-loving American with the glories of Japanese civilisation by making him sit on his heris on the floor on native tiltami, not only for meals, but alt the evening).

How can yon win the confidence afra fastidious Englishman, however singazo hiz Christianity, by dipping him in a bath.st almost boiling point Indeed, to welcome poople who know nothing at all about your way of loving is to place both guest and, bost is a very embarrassing position, and certainly to please neither. "It would be the case of the fox and the stork over again. Others propose to erect temporary dor mitory accommodation, but the cost is prohibitive. Committees are busy night and day pondering over this problem, but the solution thereof is not yet,

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