Arizona republican., 1919-11-23
SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 2s, 1919
We can be great separately and independently from each other, but united we can be greater.
 @Saburo Kurusu.
A United America

A Onteo Annerica
 All over the country there is a movement ts combat the enemies of form of government Ihey are gnawing at the root Of if; they are ourro"ins under the foundations of our civilization They "re nsdiousiy seeking to divide mankind into classes that their object may be accomplished in detail
 They would bring to nothing in this country that which we fought to attain in the American Revou- ton and that which we sought to maintain in the war between the states they would leave of no effect the sacrifice we made in the world war. In stead of having made the world safe for democracy VIC would only have exposed it to the easy invasion of anarchy.
 Our first care against this foe of civilization should be the solidarity of all good and patriotic citizens We should prevent formation of classes. We really have none. Perhaps some foolish wealthy Americans have tried to create aristocracy of wealth but it has received American recogni- ton. Then heard that hateful expression, "class consciousness of anarchistic origin We should think that Americans would hesitate to utter it. Yet within the present month of Phoenix have heard it openly advocated in public meeting.
 Bolshevists are urging it everywhere The very sound of it. the character of the men who are ad- vising it. should solidify all Americans for the tonal welfare.
 Then have heard of the proletarat. There is none 'in America yet, except in the wish of an- archists and boshevists and in the imagination of their dupes. Many who think that they belong to the proletarat only think When they shall clearly the picture of the hideous chasm between which anarchists would create they will shrink back into good ctiznship
 There will be proetariat in this country a privileged class there may be people who temporarily prviiged and there may be others who
  cannot long be enjoyed such discrimination can not long be suffered America will stand for the dictatorship of neither privileged class nor pro- letariat. This is government of Americans and Americans recognize no class.
 We have not exactly decided how we shall deal with the rodents and pests which are burro~1ns in America, with the purpose of undermining and over turning.
 This movement of United Americans IS intended to find the way to deal with imported Russian bolshevki, despicable parlor pol- sheviki, our and imported anarchists and l. W. W.
 Before we heard of the bolshevsts we had heard Of the "one big union" which was only another name Tor the former. As MT. Fisher so well pointed out in his address Friday, the "one big union" had long ago been anticipated. There was already "one big union" the result of the struggle of 7S There was no room in America for another
 hopeful sign of the times amid the darkness IS the recognition by organized labor of the peril which confront the country and it's effort now to cleanse itself Of much of its membership of inc anarchists. the radical socialists who had soupb+ ioonoiu "''hin It, vantage point for it's against government, society and order. Organized lahor recognizes that
 "The industrial program of the bolshe-
 vists, while it means the utter destruction of
 capitalism, is also aimed straight at the heart
 of the American labor movement The or
 ganized workers and the employer are there
 Tore mutually interested in striking down this
 common enemy. But not to capital and labor
 is bolshevism a challenge. It is a challenge
 10 civilization we'll"
 Organized labor cleansed of it's unhealthy membership will have brought more closely to cap ital and there will be made easier those compromises and concessions which will enable employe and em- ployer go hand in hand. Labor and capital will then recognize the Americansm of each other Neither will be class conscious This coalition will the structure of government stronger than ever and we will been delivered from the fate which overtaken earlier nations and civilizations
 Said Theodore Roosevelt:
 "other republics have failed because the
 citizens gradually grew to consider the inter-
 ests of class against the whole, for when such
 the case, it mattered not whether the
 poor plundered the rich or the rich exploited
 the poor; in either the end of the republic
 was at hand. We resoute not to fall into
 such a pit. THIS GREAT REPUBLIC OF
 OURS SHALL NEVER BECOME THE GOV
 ERNMENT OF A PLUTOCRACY AND IT
 SHALL NEVER BECOME THE GOVERN
 MENT OF MOB"
 The movement for the uniting of Americans through the organization known United Americans includes among it's purposes:
 ITO preserve American institutions from menace much serious and much closer to us than German submarines were"
 'The development of enthusiasm and zeal through ,n affirmative and concrete program of social form movement for better America"
 ITO maintain the constitution of the United