Head worker, Columbian Settlement, Pittsburgh.]

The suburban churches side-step the present crisis. They are sincere

but other-worldly. One minister who is genuinely interested in foreign

missions feels it much on his conscience to make his people care less

about the Orient and more about the East End. A few preachers deal with

a present-day, near-home kingdom of God. Some presented the results of

the Survey to their people; more entered into solemn account of stock

at the time of the bribery arrests. The following of the churches is

large, devout, loyal; but, on the whole, the church is a hospitable

garrison to defend the faith, not a conquering army of righteousness.

[Illustration: JULIAN KENNEDY.

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