Arizona republican., 1919-11-24

George Washington and Abraham Lin coin, while the American flag floated overhead. Just before his address the colors were presented by an armed guard from the Arizona cadet corps. and music was furnished by the In dian school band. Chairman Diehl opened the meeting and presented MT. Adams, who introduced the speaker of the day.
 Parlor Reds Dangerous Parlor radicalism, Mir. Fisher de- clared, is more insidious force than any other issue before the people to- day, and women in particular have taken it up. Wealthy women, he said. including some who have inherited their money from patriots, consider it smart to talk about running the United States with soviets. Two magazines of high literary merit, he says, the New Republic and The Nation, are among the list that cater to the parlor radicaiists, and he has seen those magazines in many homes in this state
 | Fisher spoke on The Supreme Crisis Of the Hour in America" He men, toned as mere incidentals the Accent dollar. the high cost of living. and the coal strike, even though he considered them serious enough, and he held fur ther that the ever advancing tide in prices and wages portended smash in the very near future unless some- thing is done in hurry. The supreme questions, he said is this:
 One Qpestion Above All
 Shall we continue to have a repub- pcT Shall America, be a dictatorship
 or a democracy
 Fisher stated that there are only two
 prime orders of government in the
 world today, the dictatorship of Russia
 and the democracy of America Con-
 corning dictatorship he pointed to all
 of the terrible dictators who darkened
 the pages of history, and says that
 none of them were so terrible as the
 dictators of Russia today.
 Regarding the storm of unrest now
 surging through the land, Fisher point
 ed to the disaffected northwest. to the
 mutterings of the colored race, who are
 held down only by the greatest efforts
 of their own leaders, and to the atti-
 tude of the farmers who are forming a
 lobby and proposing to run the country
 for themselves
 Concerning the farmers, Fisher said
 he considered them all right as a class.
 just as much so as the classes of labor
 and capital, but he holds that America
 must be above any class.
 The doctrine of Glass Conscious
 ness" Fisher declared is akin to Mob
 Selfishness, and as such is certain to
 wreck the nation,
 To Unite All Classes and Parties The organizers of the United Amer lcans, Fisher told his audience, stroye Tn every way possible to keep class
 conslderations out of the organization When a prominent Elk suggested that his organization should vote it's ap- proval of the United Americans the answer came that the cooperation of the Elks as individuals was desired but that no class could be given recog milton excepting the Union of '76," to Which Uncle Joe Cannon recently made mention in the halls of congress. The state of New Mexico already i. organized and waiting expectantlv for Arizona to get into line. The follow ing wire was received November 1e from A. B. McMillen, New Mexico na tional committeeman, by Chairman H A. Diehl here:
 New Mexico branch United Amer 1eans organized yesterday with great
 enthusiasm. Patriotic response from all over state pledging support and co. operation. Frederick Vining Fyshe, splendid speaker and will bring you wonderful message. New Mexico sends greetings to Arizona and predicts great patriotic revival"
 The people of Tucson are strong fol the organization, George r. Kilt send. ing word to Diehl yesterday as fol. lows:
 Mir. Fisher addressed so representa-. tive men Saturday and made wonder. ful impression He intimated tha, state organization would be called her, soon. Tucson, 1 know would welcom, such meeting. Received inquiry iron