The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-04


assisting by public counsel In the private
Affairs upon which the happiness Of men
depends.
Servants OF People.
And 90 I am the more distressed
that cannot take part in these councils
because my present business Is to un-
derstand what plain men everywhere
want II is perfectly understood In
Paris that we are not meeting there as
the masters OF anybody-that we are
meeting there as the servants OF, I be-
lieve II ie. about TOO. 900 people and
that unless we show that we under
stand the business OF servants we will
not satisfy and we will not accomplish
the peace OF the world, and that II
we show that we want to serve any
interest but theirs we will have become
candidates for the most lasting dis
credit that will ever attach to men In
history.
And % II 10 with this profound feel
ing OF the Significance Of the things
you are undertaking that / bid you
welcome. because I believe you have
come together in the spirit which 1
nave tried to indicate, and that we will
together concert methods Of cooperation
and Individual notion which will really
cor,ni,us. VIA. We wish to see &C
facilitat, nS a.. ,,so;u sho eAsins ana
the rates co., 'eoor processes OF
New York Prot.., p..a
At the afternoon session Secretary
wilson read a telegram from the CEN
tral Federated Union Of New York pro-
testing against alleged deportation of
Aliens because of their strike activities.
that auch d.,,~to W oehy
dered ana on,,,nad 80 VIC oeins or
I.abor's no,,ov IN ,hs 'iiieh' OF
mo one +" he .ais a.,
because n, ~. nr,, @,e uepor'eo
strlks act,vi,,sa =, a.. aons ana
Secretary NJ T,sbor 20 49,. y ol tne
yocate the ovsrthro,s e.e all VINO al
force. hut no one w,Ii ha sena pS
cause h. 4. s,, ueporteo pc
overthrow,ns Governmsnt hn s sorsa OF
h, con sidered n N inyadina NUS
such ar. found gniitv az Mnen
will deport them ''"e'''
That does NOT rnaan h. .,,
al,.ns vii hs Saa,., -, continued mat
Going 70 tho extranr". e pliv,lese OF
individuaIIsn, IN a rsa go, anu
the neonja ~ this ,a',n,s "aS Mnen
said desire to 49, e secretAry
.rn,r.. a. ,..e e"hse III gov
macb,nerv ''" provinces the
Tn. con,.r. ~
secretarv w,i.nn,. d.ai.nn.,v adopted
~ tho rs.o,,,.o' s auon. copy
Centr,i Toaar..S va oueIeo sen. 10 tne
oA'o'' vi We" aorH'
Copper Mine sstu,t,or
Juoge h. w. Lewis OF Arizona said 20
per cent OF the 10000 copper miners of
Ari1ona were OUT OF work and that this
percentage would increase unless the
Feoeral Government cooperated to sta
oliiAe tne copper market. Meanwhile he
asked tnat the secretary OF Labor send
representative to Arisona to convince
county ana city officials Of the need of
prosecuting public works to furnish en-
plsyment. He said the efforts OF State
on'cials TO stimulate road and building
local officials.
both Judge Lewis and Adjutant-Gen-
erai Lioyd England representing Ar
Kansas depiored the probable failure OF
congress 10 pass the Dill providing for
ope,ins OF irrigation ana reclamation
proJects'
speaking ior connecticut Leo A. kar-
per saio only sS,ooo persons were un-
employed IN that state now. but that the
SITUATION was fast becoming more
serious
oecrerary wilson saio that even DUR
ing industrial activity 100000 workers
are unemployed. representing the turn
ing over or labor. He added:
i don't believe any country owes
every man living. out DO believe
every country owes every man a chance
10 earn hVlng
oeouS OF threatened shortage OF
VOTE. ihc.asht 10 ,slowness OF denopii-
Lauon' ouHet empioyment must ne
., I've s .n, anu tne oeas. IheEns OF
i'Iin,, ''s 10y III sHe ooNei men. I
..r,,e,in e ,siis III h1 or cos
80. ,,,',,, pSio,. ~
daoIa-sd ~, o,,is 80. ~ as "a
a,o,,Ia No., 49, ,s-,u. e.,d o. -
psganda ard falsa nh,,osonhy ard pre.
vent nossIhIs decade Of unrsst
Secretary Baker Speaks.
co,-o,o p.ur ,o,,o., Sooro,a,.,
rusor 90 a.nisI,.d ~ wsr Danart,
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