Evening journal., 1918-04-15
KAISERISh scored
By JUDGE WESTCOTI
Jurist Says America Will
Win When She Realizes
Her Danger
WAR HERO ALSO
CALLS TO ARMS


last night to hear former Judge John
". Wescott speak, IS on higher level
today because Of what they heard this
distinguished man say. II they possess
.he red blood that is stimulating Ameri-
san heroes now in France 10 trick the
Germans into the open and then beat
them severely as tOday's newspapers
describe, then what The jurist told his
hearers ought to make them more de-
,ermined today to oversubscribe Della
wares share OF the Liberty Loan.
I'm here to talk worry to you peo-
pie" the judge SAID, because the
American people have not wakened to
what is gong on. When they do then
Just that minute the war is won.
"There are four miracles that have
marked this war" he said. First the
miracles that the military men Of Eu-
rope could not forsee what the Kaiser
had In his mind during his forty years
Of preparation for this war. Then his
power TO plunge the whole race in a
bloody and destructive war. Third, how
A nation as progressive as the Germans
could be influenced so powerfully by
This one man anu lastly because there
are some people in America VINO are
l.ill in sympathy with him.
Before proceeding furtherb" said
Judge Westcott, 1 want to talk a lit
lie about the Third Liberty Loan.
There are four motives In connection
With the bond movement.
Some buy because they are enthu-
uastio: some buy because they believe
Il a patriotic duty; some buy because
Il Is a good investment, while others
do not buy because they want TO save
their pile and let the other fellow buy
them.
Let me tell you that the bonds are
The best investment in the United
States. They are Detter than mort
cages because their financial standing
s guaranteed by the government.
III this war Is lost and the Kaiser
ticks US, then they won't be any good,
but we are not going to lose, we are
going to win.
NOW what is going to happen to
the man who buys? Why he Will get
his principal back at the end Of ten
years and with IA per cent. interest
10 boot. What will happen TO the
man who does not buy but who saves
his money II we should lose. Why
the Kaiser will come over here and
levy the seventy billions Of indemnity
he has threatened TO do n his last
speech.
Its a case OF buy thees bonds and
help Uncle Sam win, or save the money
and LEI the Kaiser take Il II we lose
I'd rather starve and buy Liberty Bonds
and help the world TO be again Chris
tianzed and saved from this BRUTE
titan 10 save the money and take a
chance on the forces or right win
ming.
Now who are you going 90 give IL
io2 Uncle Sam OF the KalserY
"There are several things that pre-
vent a unity OF this nation and / want
TO say q few things about them," the
Judge went on. First OF all there are
the paciflsts" The jurist then went
on TO give his !deas Of how to combat
this character Of enemy. There there
are the prO-Germans-the Intentional
and unlntentiOnal prO-Germans.
Il am not In sympathy with the easy
manner with which these people are
treated by this government They in
tern them and then feed them Ike
babies, put them TO bed and wake them
up and then comb their hair for them
in the morning. mats not what
would do II I had my way. would
mack them work 10 hours Of the day.
In some sections Of the country this
easy fashion Of treating them that Is
called a Christian way, such as the pocl-
fists refer 10 has led 10 some OF the
more indignant saying that shooting
would not be too good for them.
NOW regarding the unintentlonal pro-
Germans / want 20 tell you that they
are divided into three classes-prof-
iteers, slackers and professional poll.
ticians.
Let me say FOR the pronteers, this is
a time when labor has the oppOrtunit.
TO do its mightiest for this country. B!
proflteer / mean a man who knownl
that his cOuntrys life is at stake, vii
deliberately lay down his tools anC
walk out on strike, because he Is no
making as much money IN he thinks n
ought 10 have. The other class Of prof
iteer IS the employer who seeking NOR
profits places these profits above tn
call Of his country.
The Stacker won't say anWhlnI
about But OF the professional poll
ilcian wish ] mad more time to de
vote 10 them. The FIRST man that wan
TO call your attention Is Senator Cham
berlain. I want 30 tell you that he Z
not a Democrat. Why he isn't even a
American. I wish had him here S
that could have an argument Of abou
two minutes with him" The bde
then paid his resp cts without mentor
ing the name Of former Presider
Roosevelt
There Is nothing worse at this tin
Than n knOcker. The man who gos
about knocking the Presid Mt, the a,
mmislrstion, there boys who wear d
Khaki Why we ought to get behir
the President and give him our SUI
port and aid and sympathy At In
juncture Lieutenant sutton entered q
theatre and Judge Wescott IN an eli
queut appeal for patriotic duty on q
part OF every American citizen gay
way TO him.
Lieutenant Sutton told o. mis- expe
fences at the front. He was given a b
ovation on entering the theatre and h
story was very real and interesting b
cause the audience realized that the
were talking with man who had actl
silly done things. Earlier in the evenir
the British officer had addressed Il
congregation at West presbyterls
Church.
Josiah Marvel opened the meehn
after the Coast Artillery Band gave
concert. He introduced Peter J.. Fol
as the presiding officer OF the meetlI