The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-04
Flle MYSTERY
IS EXPLAINED
Dean os ~ rAsls Cathedral
uade The nag Attributed 10
Ford: lGors 1videnee on
Anarchy

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Nj Clemens NncA AaE tn
rsstsr, os ths rera -FsAs 81 Sstlons
10 q mystery ne scAsef. All the xin
sier slrnl.cxncs shsck the Chlu<Es
Tfibunes sfiornsss have soarti 10 Al
uok 70 The banner vanished vher
Ssnnel : Nkrglis hssd q the vel
iare ceskrsnent q The rcrt Nots'
cozsAny N tfcrneriy dean o. 81
fs1i's Cathedral IN Tie cry Of Detroit
icok f1l responsibility tor oesisnns
snc crextinx the world emblem
In the early rsrs cl Nceemser
1914 sid TIE witness. While ! "a.
s<1l Dean al -; rxsls m Detroit. sDd
four o. ave weeks before ihe scxcs
sAlg sailed. M. arc xrs Ford attend
- social event n The church house.
Mr. Ford had previously asked me io
take charge Of the c6pcxtio.si work
n ms plsai. 40 dCrine n. course q
Tho eTe1ias We vent INTO my study
ard tAlfed over thai and other mat
ters
Ne discussed military training 4nd
ford welfare work and Il vks vfh
rcsefcncs 10 The batter that happened
10 mention M idea q word fks
Mt Foro vas v~- much interested IN
fhe sors that uts tsins done for his
foreign born EMPLOYEES hs The rnsliss
school of the gasrt lis said 10 We.
iou have one rospel and have ar
other. f.eitevs in The Tosp.ei ci vors
iso0s az az the foreign nen dow in
the ftciory phoiig Inlo8rhed ty the
hsireds ci this var and stl they rep
resent every n1iionsiify nov al vsr
II members o. different nations cRr
1--we IN harmony IN The factory vhe
cant 1her DO 80 over u Europe
There we're a. that time between
fry and sixty nstion4liiie's ensaosed
N ihe Ford g,lsni Snd n fhis connec-
non MI fnrd saii be hac n 1lna ihe
.sci that this harmony. brought aeoui
through labor. could be shaped into
>orse kind Of a shoG Hss. some ess
shsi represented ihe Eniun cf nation
slilses IN one common lsieresa eovn
here 4 Tar ihsi would symeolire
he WORK thai was being doae among
The e-np.avees
Wei. The iaes rather struck me
and 1 took a pencil and pad OF paper
and made a rough drEi. right there.
and showed il to Nj Ford. j repre-
sented whsie globe CD fel5 oi h'Ds.
There was IN erusforisl hand of red
around The globe and the oHhef zone
lines we're OF gold ] hyg nc cgaors
but ] indicated What tAs S-scrs would
he
4 sac to IA. Ford ] distinctly re
Il. that LIE red in other Gags
stood for the HOOD tbsi had been
shed sor The establishment of The ns-
lions. hui IN cur shop Tag II would
FvmbcliEe universal brotherhood The
common blood cf al the races OF men
ana ] qncted Tie hath made of one
blood al 1.-THE nations ot the earth"
.sMr. Ford neither approved nor dik-
approved OF the idea and re dropped
The tcpie and talked about something
rire That vas the last sTer said
bout The subject 10 him. hut thought
rather wen Of the ides and had an
,-Tisf color y sketch as ] directed
Afterwards | had 1t reproduced u
bunting"
Ipcn cross examination Tribune al
.orneys asked the witness what the
gold hands stood for and be replied
that they Indicated prosperity.
Professor Francis ". Cpker. PRO
lessor cf political science st Ohio
State University. was called during
ne days session az an eTrere witness
On anarchy. Professor CokeT wss
concerning the scholastic
standing Of Profess Dunninr who
has beer on the stand several DAYS
sstifydng as 10 the doctrine G an
srway and who has said repeatedly
and aurhsiicRI1r thai Henry Ford bss
nothing in common with snarchisas
Professor Dun1ing" said the WI
ness. 'is known N Rl The higher edn-
f.sflanaI institutions. Every irstiiu-
ssun that teaches political science
uses has isxt book. there 5s no other
Egrh work In English"
During long cross sxsninstaur bg
Tribune sttornerE Professcr Cocker
held 10 these points ~ fsctr. That
Henrr Ford is capitalist. belseFss IN
rrope~r. supports the state and IL an
advocate OF Eorernment Therefore
Re SAID. kr Ford eonid not by the
widest fight Of imagination be called
an anarchist