The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-10-20
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THE PRESIDENT
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pzg-., ,st.oa o. soraea la re Affairs
u TIE nation, AID q. a meeting o.
new citizens tonight 1e declared :o- =
.-..s1 America
ch..res by Tnrsnss.
A. ais every APPEARANCE the D-as.-
den, FaA caeersd o7 taro1zs z-ica
packed the streets during nis a1,o1o-
bile rites and filed 70 capacity the
halls In which he spoke. He s,0o4
constantly In hls automobile E1He
passing through the crowds and sml-
,ng,y waved ais ha. a. The people Oh
The stree, AID In the windows Of
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Riot FcIlo~s Denomination.
An attempted silent demo1s.-a
ton" By members O, the National
Woman party in front Of the auditor
nm dayeloped iI,o q near rio. in
which banners opposing Wilson were
torn from the demonstrators and
trampled and the womsa we're roughly
handled
President wilson was seated IN an
automobile a FEW hundred feet away
when the demons'ration started but
passed into the building and vas not
witness 70 the scene that followed
Banner Holders Charged.
Shouting shane" disgrace and
"ge, the banners" crowd Of sey.
eral hundred sprlnkled with women
charged the banner holders. Umbrel-
las and canes we're used in the de-
struc,lou of the placards Many Of
the women were knocked down and
nearly all acre roughly handled, es
pec.ally those Hho -,roye 70 retain
their banners.
The excitement continued until all
,hc banners had been seized With
d.saegeI.ed hair and spoiled and torn
clothing the women marched back 10
their headquarters under police
guard
Justice Can't Be Cold.
The presidents speech follows in
part.
Justice can no longer be cold. !,
g. beginning 20 have warmth and
sympathy and emotion IN lt And all
the problems OF society are changing
under our very eyes and there is
coming the time, unless am very
much mistaken, when this same quail
l'y of sympathy and mercy will come
into the hitherto cold and untouched
field. when nations shall agree with
nations that tine rights of humanity
are greater than tho rights OF soyer-
clguty
Therefore modern society has a
new set of problems 10 meet II has
70 say ~ the employed win not vol.
unfairly establish tho proper condI.
uons OF labor. the law must oblige
him 20 establish the proper conditions
OF labor II hc will not voluntarily
be human and fair mus, be obliged to
De human and fair"
. N' ~ llh maui A'NIlI lIllIf- u al
reference 10 a big manufacturing
company which recently voluntarily
established an eight hour day without
reducing pay and continued:
"The spirit OF the thing g. even
better than tho thing itself Il is the
recognition OF their partnership as a
human spirit With the men who are
doing their work
Enlightened Humanitarianisr.
81 am happy 90 say that I am not
singular and isolated ~ This because
AN over the United States men have
begun 20 have that sort of enlightened
humaui'arianism which ought TO have
been Obvious from the FIRST that II
you treat a mar like a man. he will
work Tor You with Il noart as well
as "a hand
There are several things which are