The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-09

are a rart of a moral and ethical king
dom where law reiKns supreme. be-
lieve our moral and educational prog
ress has been the result OF certain
lmpellinF forces which have acted sc-
cording TO certain definite laws and
that these laws would be plainly APP
parent n we knew all about the human
mind. heart and soul
MY third proposition is that tire
truth Ia immortal Not all accept the
correctness Of that statement one
great philosopher declared that there
il no more immortality about truth
than about error and then admlssw
the falsity Of bis position BY sayins
that II a truth were Stamped out bt
one generation. Il would be liable 20
re-discovery BY a later one. which IT.
the respect IN which truth IL immor-
tai. TIE certainty OF It's ultimate re-
discovery constitutes It's Immortality
n Is the truth that frees men. II IL
the only thing that viii and IL cSSnoi
be prevented from doing its perfect
work.
The fourth proposition upon which
{ hase my prophecy Ia. that ours IL tn
generation that discovered chlldf~od
All generations have known children
but IL remained for us to discover that
the social order OF which We are q port
has a distinct duty 90 discharge 60
childhood as such. only within re-
cent years have congresses and legia-
latures Given any indication that Trey
knew anything about chlldAesd.
though. no doubt. nine-tenths Of tire
members Of such bodies were the
fathers Of children. only lately Rave
we had medical inspection Of our pub
nc schools and only very recently have
We had child welfare exhibits. -ais
generation. not only has discoveren
childhood but - governed by deep
seated purpose 20 protect childhood
Now my prophecy. II view OF the
fact that we are part or the uni
verse governed BY Law. a part Of an
ethical Kingdom under the reign Of
law. that the truth Ii immortal and
must prevail and that our generation
has an nnfaltering purpoae TO protect
the next generation. I make the prof
phecy that in the near future In stkts
and nation. tho LIQUOR traffic has Go
die"
Mr.. Stewart fortified bis prophecy
/ By lines % argument. showing the ef
i tect ~ the saloon upon childhood and
humanity IN general ami gave some
I time 90 a consideration of the plans
and methods Of the Flying Squadron
! IN connection with It's nation-wfSe
campaign for the lsgal determination
of the saloon.
MISS MULLINS SINGING.
Not a whit less interesting than aae
/ speakers was tha singing OF the con.
vention and Miss Vera *. Mullin OF
the last day won her way with her
/ splendid and unaffected leading and
singing Tire Flying Squadron famous
song Il Love the u. T. A. made a hit
as sung By Miss Muilin and many
copies or the song were taken %
homes 20 become household souvenirs
oliver Stewart. the second speaker
OF the evening. IL also a politician 81
note. having served In the legislature
Of Illinois. he is q mnstefful speaker
with less emotion bat like the steel
bullet of the modern rifle moving un-
erringiy 20 "A mark
LEAVE FOR MOBILE.
The Flying Squadron leaves PEN
sacoln for Mobile. Montgomery. Rlr-
mingham and elghty-fhre.s ceniers 90
finish the two hundred AMI nifty cities
which they have SET as the goal -
their work All 81 the squadron are
prominent IN their own homes and
leave splendid positions % carry the
messages ~ their own convictions
throughout the length and breadth OF
the country According TO afr Hanly
none - ia Squadron are upon salary
and their unsclnsh service In this
behalf was appreciated by the throngs
which hung upon their verbs They
are neither organizing parties or clubs
IN the cities where they 81, according
% sir Stewart, but merely giving in
the best way they can information s,r
each community % use as Il may con