Arizona republican., 1915-07-18
Arrival of the Famous Re voIutionalv Relic Made Occasion for a Demon stlation and Patriotic It. teranccs by Speakers
CHIEF ORATOR
 WAS CHAMP CLARK
Pronunciation by the Speak CT of Peace at Any Price Advocates As Well As Those N ho Itch for War
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 1 SAN FRANCISCO. July i7-Tbe iLiberty Bell is housed in the Penn syNaria Building Cts custody was given to San Francisco by Philadel- 1 T. hia. represented by Joseph Calf | lney. of the Philadelphia common lcouncu. who handed Mayor James , Rolph Jr. a duplicate of the key iot lndependence HaH the home of itLe Liberty Bell.
 Thousands viewed the bell along Hs hne Of march to the exposition grounds. There was a monster as semblage before the Tower or Jew els to hear champ Clark and others sneak.
 Steam whistles blared greetings. thousands cheered. and the guns of ithe varships off the exposition grounds boomed a salute as the American Independence relic Was moved before the speakers stand on Ia motor truck. obscured with roses chat trailed ou the ground Part of its path was over a road of greenery land flowers thrown by. school child ren, who stood in long deep ranks .aud saluied with little American flags The relic will remain in the Pounsylyania building during the remonGer of The exposition. James . Iirl. the keeper of Inc bell. who cnir 7' -hcfe with it ou the 5zp0 mil- journey. wiH coutinae to guard the bell until 1t is returned to Phnadei- Dhia late it the year
 Tho principal address was deliv- cred by Speaker Champ Clark of thr House of representatives who said
 "l differ toto coelo with the pro- ponents of Peace at any price That lis an amazing. 8 demoraliziur a de- grading doctrine
 "Or inc other hand l am utterly opposed to those who advocate large standing army. and to those who advocate a navy equal to the two biggest navies in the world l am rot jingo. God forbid, Il hope most profoundly there will never be another war-particulariy another to which we are a party but knowing that human nature has rot changed jot or little since Adam and Eve were driven with Gaming swords from Paradise. | am in favor of putting the country in such posture that if war should for any reason become necessary We may emerge from it Conqueror. as We have been in all our wars
 Towards the consummation of this plan I am in favor of doubling the number of cadets at West Point and of making it obligatory upon the Secretary of War to detail an army officer to any school. college or uni versitv. which will furnish d mini mum of two hundred students to drift in that way and at the least pos sible cost We would in a few years have enough drilled men to officer a volunteer army of a million sol diers, if needs be.
 'In fact there would be wisdom in scheme by which in addition to the cadets educated free by the gov ernment at West Point and Anapolis. any boy possessing the prescribed qualifications right on reasonable terms be educated at those two great institutions. The surplus West Pointers could be used to advantage in drilling the youths of the land, while the surplus naval graduate would make splendid officers for the great merchant marine which Presi- dent Wilson and some of the rest of us are determined to place upon the high seas from which our flag las almost entirely disappeared.
 We should also have a well drill ed, and well equipped National Guard to be used for strictly nation al purposes on the principal enun- ciated by Thomas Jefferson's well discipline militia-our best reliance in peace and for the first moments of war. till regulars may relieve them
 "It seems that if little Switzerland can mobilize in few days an army
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