The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-17
ANOTHER WORLD IDEA.


I ..y general way b. can hc -lId pIru
eI,oI urulhmlucH chat tbo periodic DISTURB.
uuros u the affI.J Of humanity have always
resulted from spuo vord. wide ambition ,, .u.
dIvtdud or race. II It ,aa not couquoa uf D.r.
ritory leading to world .dnmiuiouh or ur..Ir.
,h,u BE- was commerce or o political doytlu. 900
. cro,d In short. the disiucuuution Of un Iud
yiduu or a race to attend urIcIly 10 his or .us
affairs
Germany nursing ror years tho rlW.luus
tdca that she was called of God 10 r,iold l.r
Eultur Throughout me world initiated the uHt
ro,inl coun,rorou. Nobody objected 20 Gr..
many practlrug hor kutur Of philosophy
It was constantly gaining ground by fore. of
prucopt and example, Eventually too, q might
have won the coveted goal But the German
leaders sought 10 impose Ito extend u by
direct action, Thou, came trouble.
The allied nations, victorious In the Sar an
dor pretcnsc less courageous, than that prac-
tccd by Germany, sought to do By indircgtion
what Germany aspired to do drcctly-holh tho
world In dominion to cut and dried code Of
ethics Of action. In the cause OF peace, os-
tcnsby. yes but M hypocrtlcul Germany
and lacking In tho symphonies OF logic and
practically az anything Germany ever pro-
posed.
Monfcstly, the common sense thing for the
world to have done following the defeat of tho
uermanc idea to adopt the opposite policy
every race ana nation to take tho pledge to
attend to It's own business for each and everyone
to rclinaulsh world ambition and nurture ma
tlonal and racial ambitions only. Peace would
instantly have followed such policy once uni
Ilut bo 1pn M
down.
Now from Tho orient. there is rising the
shadow OF another disturbance based on an i'm
possible idea Of world ambition. Japan, which
likes to prnto OF Its racial pride az Germany
ence prated OF its racial kultur liz nurHing the
impossible ambition to establish racial equality
for her people In every land OF the world.
impossible The great causist made It so. II
Persisted In, and we think II will he, there win
be plenty OF blood spilled The blood letting
viii 20 on, too, no long as there is white
skinned man ren to hold aloft the banners Of
his kind. The issue--the ambition of the orien-
tails to force the question in the direct face OF
implanted preJudices that no government dare
disregard, shows how utterly impOtcnt the
league OF nations IL to accomplish what It was
set up to accomplish
For II It sould possibly happen that the gov
ernment OF the United States should recognize
the principle Japan is contending for the mont
that could possibly result would be an instant
even though turbulent change IN the United
states government, The people OF America
would not tolerate such n thing. Neither govern
mcnts or men have much to do with the racial
antiptthics existing throughout the world. God
planted them. And education but aocentuatcs
them. Tho inbred white ~ the swamp lands,
ignorant and lacking ia the nicrties of our
civilization, might be induced to accept the
Japanese idea Of racial intsrmarriagc and as
simllation. But the refined and ace-proud
type which controls this country and always
will, nevor
We fear there IL escaping the decision
which Japan is forcing on us, For Japan alone
can prevent It and Japan, unfortunately has
every disposition to force M To the decision
We do not know what depths OF misery and
what quantities OF hlood-lettinE and treasure
| squnndcring lays between us and the final de-
! cisiou. but we do know what that decision vii
he 1t will be complete u rejection OF the
Japanese world-idea ms was given the German
! idea,
Nor are We vastly concerned AS to what m,
! diplomatic position Of England and other white
! races wll be In the event, ~ now seems probable
that Japan shall first Join the issue with Amer
| tea For regardless OF these governments the peo
pie will force international Accommodations conso
rant with their sympathics and thcr racinl re-
! guirements.
The world is going to bc threatened with dis
mrbancc Of vast proportions until Japan reun
on the world ON terms Of racial equality. Re
! Quishes here ambition To force hor nationals
spousihility rests solely with Japan, The Amer
| lean people resent even the suggestion tha
they must make the decision. But the American
people will not run away from g.
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