The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-18
TRAINING PUPILS /
TOF|CHT, WRONG.
Step Toward Conscription,
Says Louis P. Lochner, to
Peace Advocates
INDICTS THE MOVEMENT
World Would See Last Ray of
Hope Disappearing, He
Asserts
INDICTS THE MOVEMENT

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pubic schools "o. mllled 10 ME
international Pru.. ,..,r.+4 nt a re-
cent meeting hv.I.... I..,,,,,.r sac.
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lie shll' III phIl
"rhc most sup.u1.. var In his
tory, n We are a. u.... rur view most
current I'm America 0- DuIug fought IN
the name " dpmpmH and ayowedly
In opposition 10 m.|uN.m-u war to-
end war is the pnw.. Applied by Ally
and TputOn alike .,r within the
warning couulrir, democracy Is being
more and more u,rr.mdpwrd by the
very milltarism which rnrh power II
seeking 10 destroy M hr other.
The efforts now under way to -.
tablish military training In our pub
lie schools urr part and parcel of this
general swinging burh II the pendu-
lum 20 the ideals " d century in
which the gun patriots would not have
commanded nrurIy u- much nOtoriety
~ now Already the legislatures OF
ohio and Mnssuchu,plt, have been
stampeded Into tb" appointment OF
o'i'n''s' ,ou' 10 ,"'' .,''' TUE au'lSnu',
u! ni'u '.HS'"''"' ~ 'l''I"'u''hs SUN
ni'l,'u'S "u'","b "'" ''' 'Tlu'at'o'lni
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yeis W ,,, .l'e po"'u "' 'uu'"'l"h ol NeM
ioiA ','' u"'r !"'tly De'l repehtelly
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I, luSS'u ,neN nave not sunk 10 'he
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linue W o,h'l N'''', Hnu coniuluhl'ieS
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~ ~Ieco,ei our San',' nhu asaln lace LOT
mhiu in''eau ., u",A"Au' a ~" ies
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uIuiii''o''a ninluIu''urrts, Il ~" p'g
pnp,.a 'uus','.e'l VT NJ leaSt sWhseu "
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ni' ""'e,'u ionk rhoush U'ioir ou'
enu oons'r'p''on IN on'y u ques'
wv" VI '''no
Lsst nay OF Hope
Anyone with any Imagination what
ever can foreSee what would happen
II the most cherished shrine VI liberty
and democracy. the American school.
house. were TO become infested by the
military ideal The world. already
sorely shaken In It's faith IN its faith
I'm the peace ideal. would SEE It's last
raw ot hope dlsappearing
Women had complete charge OF
one afternoon meeting Of the con
gress with Mrs. John +. Merrill
presiding, the program included nd
dresses by Mrs Lucia Ames Mead. au
thor. Of Boston; Miss Eva Marshall
shoutz, Of Chicago, organizer Of III,
| Women's Peace Party, and Mrs. Rob
ert J. Burdette
Miss ShOntl spoke on "The Call Of
Old Glory Tor Herolsm." She said
For forty yeaB Europe has beer
preparing for war, and war she has
Still there are those who Insist tina
the one safety " America lies In FOL
lowing her example. Never, never
since Old Glory was born. has sh,
called In her defence as she calls toda,
for volunteers for peace. Amerlci
faces crisis hitherto undreamed o
not only FOR herself, but for IN,
world. II We initiate Europe vbs
may We expect to leave for a heritar
for future years, hut a verihble csts
clysm NJ death and destruction to m,
world"
Education and Peace" "Wome
and War" aud Some Aspects OF ON
International Relations" also wer
topics under discussion.
Among the speakers on the nrngra,