Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-16
WHITE DOVE AND
OLIVE BRANCH
Eminent DisCOurses and Sweet
Music at Peace Day Serv-
ices in Tabernacle.
WORLDS SATURDAY NIGHT
s.bboth Morn Approachetli'--ltcN'
short Evokcs Great wave OF
Applause.

coming as a kind Of symbol of APP
-,,.al and sanctihcation Of Peace day
..otly falling snow. melting as IL
,o,ebed the bosom of the earth. con-
,,,ed an the Sabbath morn. only abat-
',ga few moments before the hour Of
. when. swelling out over an immense
.,diepce of near 5000 souls, came the
.,,es of the great organ. the beginning
.of feast OF music. song and speech
vbich was listened TO with deep inter
az for tvo hours and a half The prin-
.,fool gueakers. their subjects being the
NOD of peace iu the family, peace I'm
Itbe state. in our nation. in the world,
NV, former Gov John c. cutler. presi-
I5ert OF the Utah state Peace society,
Cgg william cpry. Or Skolheld. Elder
Orsan r whitney Dr. Francis r.
short Rev Peter a Simpkin,
penn W II. Harris and Elder J. NJ
PROMPTLY az o'clock Prof J. J. Mo
Clauan gave a grand organ solo. Fol-
lowing This. the tabernacle choir sang
Light and Truth" Prof Evan Steph-
e1s directing The invocation was given
bv Elder Rudgcr Clawson.
solo. Gloria" was rendered by
Mrs Emily sitter
TEXT FROM ISAIAH
Rabbi Charles j. Freund read the
second chapter from Isaiah relative TO
the establishment Of the house Of the
Lord 10 the top Of the mountains.
where they shall beat their swords
Ind. ploWsharcs. and their spears into
running hooks: nation shall not lift up
sword against nation. neither shall they
learn war any more"
UNCLE SAINTS WAR COST.
President John G. . der said mas
much as May Is is the nth annivers-
ary N The Hague peace conference.
the Sunday preceding had been chosen
20 Dee served throughout the Chris
tan ST.. a as q day 10 talk peace and
create q sentiment In favor Of the dis
armament of nations and the establish
ment Of universal peace among nations
and Brotherhood among men The
speaker quoted from a speech delivered
81 March by King Edward Of England
ln which he said he felt convinced that
the influence Of Christian teaching on
the mind Of man tended to inculcate a
love Of peace. and on this the life and
moral progress Of a people or nation
depends II is generally acknowledged
That the peace OF the Wurlu is IN the
hands Of eight men, presidents, en-
per0rs and kings. the majority of
whom are for peace The annual cost
of wars is two thousand million dollars;
tha United states yearly war cost is
S.010000l0 With such tremendous
costs facing as. the question becomes
an economic one. President Taft de-
Glred last March that he could see no
reason why matters Of national honor
should not be settled by arbitration.
This matter was recently before the
United States Congress In joint reso-
luton asking for the appointment 81 a
commission 20 advance such matters. |
The success 81 such a movement, de-
cared the speaker would amount to an !
annual saving TO this nation Of $780, |
100000 which might be expended In |
great irrigation or reclamation projects. /
O. otherwise FOR the benefit and pros
perity Of the people
GOV sPRY on BROTHERHOOD.
Governor William Spry said in |