New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-13
0KUMA CALLS
FANTASY
r.,ls San Francisco Con-
Dress That 1t VIII
Never Come,
MOTHER DENOUNCES
JAPAN'S AMBITION
,.,,. Her Disturber Of Orient
women Plead for Cessation
Preparedness IN u ,

OF Prepdi
Francisco. Oct. i2.-cOunt
~. Japanese Premier, and Dr.. Nc
o o. Chew. a Chinese editor Of San
. 80. told delegates to the Inter
Is ~, peace Congress here to-day
- 1o-,6 peace Was yet a fantasy
rova be until the militaristic or
-, hing. was changed. In mes.
IN, Congress Count okuma said
-. 81. "a, no hope FOR peace cas- long
t.,, exist nations or individuals
..,,l, themselves as absolutely sa-
-, others ana who, 20 assert tia,
..p.riority. do not hesitate to "'p'''
!. material forces
n, ,be floor Of the Congress tonight
p, NJ Poon Chew added to C0"n'
-. statement. There viii be
~. and more wars Just SO lone as
Nv. are two CODES Of laws and two
,,,8srds Of morality, one governing
atoms. the other Individuals he
sid
Var n. doctor said. WAS going 70
s.v right on in one place or another
=. blamed Western militarism. which
!. aid bad not only parcelled China
- d.s,rov,d her ideals of peace,
,xh. called Japan the disturber Of
q. v..e. o. the Orient.
China Preparing for War.
81, n, United States were as un-
,,,Dsred. It would fare no better than
min, q, the hands Of the world pow
81, said. "Chins has learned her
S,,s, lesson, and now is proceeding to
.s,r1on is concept that justice is the
scsds,ion Of the state and Is taking
:, a. practice Of brute force.
sj,o,n Is the disturber Of the peace
!, 80 Orient She is essentially
-u,,ry nation. and she has in herself
"a perfect compilation OF the mill
aisr Of Germany and the navyism
4 E,glsnd. Her ambition is bound
les
s.lAshn.ss, jingoism, yellow jour
,,lisn and politicians are partly re-
,porslble FOR Misunderstanding that
lave existed between the United States
md Japan, Mr.. Kiyo Sue Inui, a lect-
.,r Of the Japan Society Of America,
tod the congress delegates.
Women Urge World Peace.
Women had complete charge Of the
afternoon meeting Of the Peace
Congress. With Mrs. John F. Merrill
vrsidlng. the programme included sd-
.,,mes BY Mrs Lucia Ames Mead. au-
;hor. Of Boston; Miss Eva Marshall
aontz, Of Chicago, organizer Of the
VVnsn's Peace Party. and Mrs. Robert
Burdette, widow % the noted Amer
T humorist and author.
America faces to-day a decision
Ttich affects the whole world" Mrs.
Nssd said This decision will settle
the question, whether the safest nation
in the world will set the example for
South America and Asia Of sole reli-
Snee On explosives for defence. or
whether Il will insuguIate a new pol
icy, assume world leadership and save
TIE Orient, the Latin republics and eX-
hsu';sd Europe from q policy that will
lssd 70 world war.
All patriots want preparedness, but
real preparedness for real foes. What
'hs mad militsrst expert demands, IL
granted, will tip the scales of civiliza-
uon downward, and mean the end Of
Americas moral leadership"
Miss shont1 Speaks.
Miss shont1, Vice Presidential candi-
cate o. the Prohibition party, delivered
4 address on "The Call Of Old Glory
i'i Hsroism." She said:
All the world waits 10 see whether
'a' nation deserves the tribute paid 10
hu BY President Wilson-'America is
20 proud 70 fight For forty years
t'Iops has been preparing for war,
t,e war she has. Still there are those
We insist that the one safety of
annsnea lies IN following her example.
We initiate Europe what may we ex-
~ 70 leave for heritage for future
!'rs but a veritable cataclysm of
''.'h ana destruction 70 the world ,"
A,sorld religion, including the truth
oil religions and excluding all pstri-
.as national and racial bias, was de-
.tsa 10 be a prime requisite for
gro peace by Mira All Kuh Khan,
age dsfaires Of the Persian Lega-
y Washington. in an address be-
", me Peace Congress lie said:
+" our aim to-day is the creation
world civilization. based on a
w unity, We must enlarge our con-
'sp.loh Of religion 70 reach the dimen-
~ ~ o. world religion-the religion
y ,snsnity. Such religion should in
s.ee the truth Of all religions, and
a.aoe all patriotic. national and
America is certainly the field in
.'n the seeds Of the world religion
~ cVen an opportunity 10 germi-
- sac which will extend 70 the peo-
~ o. all climes the bounties Of the
lyon OF humanity. May we not,
....'eere, look upon America as the
~ asa0n which is specially chosen by
:. Almighty 70 assist in mans prog
~ upward and 20 bless humanity
VA Tie fruits Of universal peace ?"