Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-04-28
PEACE CONGRESS
OPENS THURSDAY


armed. With the exception OF rev
small gunboats. and there has been
greater safety during those hundred
years In the absence oil armament
than " they had been maintained.
High ornaments are a proyocation
Of var because OF the temptation to
shoot
We expect 10 focous the attention
OF the puzzle on the questions which
have arisen with reference 10 the
Panama Canal and the alleged viola
ton OF the solemn treaty by the
United states
James + Smith. chairman OF the
executive committee OF the Peace
Congress. will call the congress prop
May ! and announce a. the presiding
officer OF the opening session Con
gresham Bartholdt. president OF the
congress. Addresses OF welcome viii
be- delivered by r. W Major. Cover
nor OF Missouri and Henry W. Kiel,
mayor OF 81. Louis Andrew Carne
gle. Who has proven his deep interest
In the cause of world peace by en-
downing H. 10 the extent Of $1,000
900. and also by erecting several
cosily buildings for use In the peace
movement. will speak on The Base
less Fear OF Wal"
Charles W. Fairbanks. former vice
president OF the United States, viii
deliver an address on our National
Duty" at the second general session,
Thursday night. which will be- pre-
sided over by Frederic 4 Hall chan
cellor OF Washington University. The
other speakers OF that session will be
Miss Laura Drake Gill, whose subject
will be- Some Racial Bearings OF
war" Jenkin Lloyd Jones. director
OF Abraham Lincoln Center. Chicago.
who will discuss Peace. Not War,
the School Of Heroism" Charles +.
Peals. director Of the Central West
department OF the American Peace
Society. on From Jungleism TO In
ternaiionalism aud Booker 7.
Washington. principal OF Tuskegee
Institute
The program Of the four other gen.
eral sessions. so far as arranged. foi.
lows
Third. Friday morning Presiding,
James Brown Scott, secretary Of the
Carnegie Endowment for Information.
Al Peace. The Hague Tribunal, Its
Present Meanin; aud Future Prom
ise." Prof William !. Hull OF Swarth-
more College. secretary OF the Penn
sylvania Arbitration and Peace Socie-
~. The Active Promotion Of Inter
national Peace as Primary Policy
OF the United States, Prof Paul s
Reinsch of the University OF Wis
consin The Pan-Teutonic Pledge of
Peace Edwin D. Mead, director OF
the World Peace oundation
Fourth. Friday Night Presiding,
Charles W Fairbanks The lmme-
diate Issue. Mrs. Lucia Ames Mead.
chairman Peace and Arbitration Com
mittee. National Council OF Women
address. Dean Smaller Mathews. Di-
yinity school. University of Chicago;
The Better Way" Philip =. CpaSton,
United States Commissioner of Edu-
cation, The Burden OF the Nations.
Thomas r. Green.
Fifth. Saturday Morning -presid.
ing Arthur ID. Call. executive direct
or American Peace Society; "One
Hundred Years Ago" Justice VIII
liam Renwick Riddell. the supreme
court OF Ontario. The Identity OF
the Interests OF the United states and
Canada. John Lewis, editor OF the
Toronto Star, "Anglo-American
Obligations In Maintaining Peace.
Justice - Russell. Halifax, addresses
by members OF the British and Amer
lean Committees on the Celebration
OF One Hundred Years OF Peace be-
tween English-speaking Peoples.
Sixth. Saturday Night--Presiding,
Richard Bartholdt. president OF the
congress. Association OF the Waste
OF War" President David tSsrr Jor-
dan. Leland Stanford University; ad-
dress. Mrs. Percy V. Pennybacker,
president General Federation OF
Women's Cubs address, William
Jennings Bryan. Secretary OF State.