The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-20

Mr.. Gerard comes 70 Albuquerque
uuter the auspices uf the League 20
Enforce Peace. "A nation wide organi-
yntlon headed by EN-Prcsident Jaft
aHa dedicated 20 the task OF fighting
this war to "a finish and then Corning
IN International combination To sup
press. by force " necessary. any mutton
which may try to start another me.
The league Will hold It's sessions at
the High school during the day, fol-
lowed by the general mass meeting
az The armory Monday night. NELL Is
Field. representative Of the league for
New Mexico. viii preside ~ the day
sessions Of the league. Governor W.
T.. Lindsey will preside at the armory
meeting M was in Albuquerque
Yesterday completing final arrange
mcnts. Governor Lindsey stated that
over loco delegates from all over
New Mexico had been appointed 20
attend. and hat large crowds OF pco-
ole from the other cities Of the state
would visit Albuquerque TO hear Mr.
Gerard and To- give their support 10
the movement To prevent 4 premature
peace.
Or. David r. Boyd. chairman Of the
committee on arrangements. presided
al a meeting held 1T the Chamber uf
Commerce yesterday. AT which the
plans were laid for the reception and
entertainment OF the city's disiin-
ruishcd guests. The following COM
mittcos were appointed. and are AZ
work today:
Committee FOR the reception and en-
~tertainment of guests; DIR, David II
Boyd. John Milne. A.. II. McMillen, -.
y Marion, NJ. T.. Hickey, Col Alfred
Grunsfeld. l.. r McCannn. Louis Nc
Rae. Rafael Garcia. n. a. Sedillo.
Charles r. Roehl. Felix fiaca, Jesus
Romero, Charles r. wade, Waiter NJ.
Conncll. ]. NJ. RRynolds. j. II. Hern-
don. W. @. Logan. Finance commit
tee: J. Il Herndon. w. q. Logan and
Guy Rogers. Col. Alfred Grunsfeld
will look after obtaining the armory'
seaiine armory committee, G. NJ. Bar
hor. Louis McPne n G. L. French,
rand and patriotic singing. col Alfred
grunsfelG advertising ftlm. \. \. Sc
ohio; publicity. Aldo Leopold.
Albuquerque people are going 20
turn out az never before 90 hear and
meet MIR. Gerard. II was 10 Ambassa-
dor Gerard that the kaiser sgid. "lll
stand no nonsense from the United
States when this war r. over" OF
MIS- four years In Germany he Will
tell tho people OF $cw Mexico AZ the
armory
with the assistance Of Mr.. Gerard
n local organization 81 the League 20
Enforce Peace will be formed. VIII
liam ~. Tnfi. former president, IN one
Of the hearty opponents OF the Tongue
20 Enforce Peace. The central idea
Of the organization may be stated In
The cX-president's own words:
IAN tho world If interested IN
preventing war in any part Of the
world. Neutrals are 40 subject to
loss. 20 injury ana 20 violation ~
their rights. hat they have a direct
interest IN preventing war, and so
direct ~ their interest that We mhy
well hope that international law may
advance to the point of developing
that interest into an International
gins between neighbors. The CEN
trail basis Of the plan which We re
spectfully recommend 20 the author
tiles who shall represent our gov
erument I'm any world conference. that
will necessarily follow the peace. is
that the greR, powers Of the world
be Invited 20 form a League Of
Peace. which shall embody IN the
covenant that binds its members
The principle ju-t announced. 20 wit,
that every member OF that league
has "A right TO be consulted before
war shall he pcrpetrated between
any two members OF the league. or
Go put IL another way. that the whole
league shall use its entire power 20
require any member OF the league
hat wishes to fight any other mem
Der 81 the league, to submit the is
sue upon which h member de-
Bircs 20 go to war to "A machinery
for It's peaceful settlement before Il
docs 20 tn war"