Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-19

|FniFrss Brotherhood OF Man may be
Iebori& 20 every soul In our midst
The subject Of peace and afbitra-
tion deals with such state and financial
questions as material losses and cost
of war, and discussions should follow
along these lines
Moral deterioration Is also incident
TO war and this phase should also be
brought TO the public mind. Any cause
which would tend TO weaken the race
physically must involve the spiritual
well-being Of a nation Thus each phase
Of war presents a religious aspect ana
q realization Of this impels us to par
ticularly request the entire band OF
ministers and clergymen and Sabbath
school officers to unite with us In this
work, not only by attending and tab.
ing part In the programs given at the
demonstrations on May 10, but to also
discuss subjects bearing on this Ques-
tlon IN all church gatherings on May
H. the sabbath day preceding the dem
onstration. We earnestly appeal to all
teachers, principals, superintendent OF
public and private schools TO devote
morning talks and chapel exercises
on the morning OF May 49, to subjects
IN relation TO universal peace. Presi-
dents Of Primary associations might
also give suitable talks at the regular
meeting preceding May H.
We appeal to the club women to as
sst us by taking active part In the
demonstration effort, 10 stimulate the
desiref or peace and to concentrate
public attention upon these ideals OF
loving brotherhood.
Speed the day when nation shall
not life up sword against nation Meth.
er shall they learn war any more" but
they shall beat their swords into pillow.
shares and their spears into pruning
hooks. Then shall we approach more
nearly to the realization OF the Peace
OF God which passeth all understand
ing
The Signatures Bathsheba w. Smith
Elmna $, Taylor. Ann NJ. can
non. Julia p. NJ Farnsworth Clarissa
) Williams, Maria Y. Dougall. Lizbeth
Qualtrough, Emma j. McVickers. Lu-
cretia II Kimball Bertha G.. Bamber-
ger Isabel NJ. w. Sears Josephine
Spencer, Mary A n Cannon. Virginia
snow stephen. Elizabeth $. Cartwright.
Katie =. Y. KRAFT May Wells Whitney.
Mary r. Young. bessie w. Grant. Clara
Holbrook. lniz knight, Lillian Horne.
Alice Richards, Rebccca r.. Little. car.
RE NJ. kingsbury, Edna NJ. Ridges.
Lucille Jennings, Alice lsley.
Annie Taylor Hyde. member Of the
International peace committee. Alice
Merrill Horne and Christine Smoot
Taylor members Of the national council
peace committee and chairmen Of the
state peace demonstration of Utah.
GENERAL INSTRUCTION.
The general committee appointed to
take charge NJ the peace meetings TO
DE held simultaneously on May Is. 1902
feel II duty to outline q plan for the
isdies who are too far away from head
quarters TO get verbal advice on these
matters; and therefore present the fol-
LOWING suggestions as a guide 10 as
slst IN making uniformity In the gath
eflnss throughout the state:
kach president Of ~ w. Relief So
ciety and each president Of Y. L. n NJ
l. A, IL hereby appointed chairman 10
organize a committee and prepare an
appropriate program. and hold peace
concentration In a suitable place hall
OF house In the respective ward II IA
not desired that an meetings should !
pe IN ward houses but whenever other
buildings and churches are rendered |
anu are conveniently located commit |
ICES may select the same as place FOR
demonstration
J TWO or more wards desire to unite |
no objection will be raised. The state
.oinInittee would be- deeply gratined
however u gathering be held IN each |
ne presidents, the relief society
take organizations and Of Young Ia.
iies stake associations are considered
members Of the state committee and
WI De expected 10 use their influence
ma lend their assistance TO promote
he Interests Of the movement II Is !