Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-19
MAKE DEMOCRACY SAFE FOR
 WORLD, SAYS EMINENT ORATOR

said the lecturer Instead of being at the top of educated nations we are sixth in the list and very poor sixth.
 Dr. Cadman spoke at some length as to the imperative need for larger salaries for school teachers. He said he believed the future destiny of the income tax is the education of our people. While
 rich wonien are wearing Sso,eeo cloaks to cover their silks and paying s6e,oe0
 for a bauble 10 hang around their necks
 you are paying a teacher, college
 graduate working perhaps in rural
 district less than a thousand dollars
 year. Instead of having 90 per cent. or
 the school teachers women, 30 per cent.
 should be men. And you would have
 them but you are too mean to pay them.
 pr. Cadman strongly advocated re-
 ligion in education. What is the use Of having knowledge if you have lost mo-
 rality? he asked.
 The age of denon1inationalism is gone. If we could unite all the Protestant chureh of the country into one great church we could bring about real peace. The hour has struck in the his- tory of religion when you must abolish denominationalism Two hundred and seven different denominations in ths United States completely make ridiculous 1 the ideal church. While I treasure liberty. liberty is not the need of our day but how to use lte- | erty is the need of our day
 | Spea king of the ministry Dr. Cadrnsn said: I don't want the ministry com mercialized but l don't want to pauper- i ize it. When I was given church l was l told I could have salary Of $500 a year-if I went out and collected 1t. l went out and collected it. Dr. CadInan
 told of an interview with a woman et 1 his parish who believed in free religion with the emphasis on the free. This we- man had not contributed cent to the church in for.y-five years. He asked her lwhy she had not co5tribute3. Young Iman I thought your business was say
 ing souls. It is said Dr. Cadman, but
 I can't live on souls. You can't tak' your money with you. it will melt, ht
 added. He got a contribution.
 What you want in the pulpit Is maI who fears nothing or else you will neye get a prophet of God he said. Dr. Cad man in the course of his lecture told in ) brief way of the terrible conditions exist : ing in some part of Europe. Childre are gradually starving. In some loesli
 ties they have become so enaciSte- ? through lack of fat growing fseds duriH the last five years that a sight twist 6 : the arm will break their bones. The, are nothing but skin and bone AnneFie t he said, is caring for thousands of thes a little ones.
 The evening was brought to close b
 the singing of one verse of America. . Just before Dr. Cadman gave hi n lecture. Rev. MT. Abbott called atteptio 7 to the meeting to be held at the Com munfty House this Tuesday, evening fc 0 voters both new and old. This neeti- c is to be held under the auspices oS rl l. Woman's Guild of the United church an will afford an exceptional opportunit e Tor the voters to receive instruction an information concerning the mechanics (
 voting. The speaker is to be Henry 4 l. IlrreH, principal of the Norwich Fr, : Academy. Rev Mir. Abbott announcs U that MT Tirrelps talk is not to Ae a la, V ture concerning personalities. camna i- a ae issues or party issues. It is 10 be tai "a aoout the offices to be filled by the con ing election and only the mechanics { :. voting will he considered
 The supper and business meeting ,
 the Brotherhood was held at E., l. o'clock in the basement of the Commun n ty House. There was a large attendane Q The menu served was as follows: Hot Meat Loaf
 Mashed Potato C.,., r. Tomato and Egg Salad Sly l. Rolls Squash Pie Cheese C Coffee
 ;- Following brief business sessio d after the supper the gathering adjourns d to the assembly room on the floor abo, ] to hear Dr. Cadman's lecture
 The committee in charge of the supp, y comprised Miss Grace F. Rogers chat e man; Miss Evelyn MacMillan. MT : Chester L. Hussey. Mrs. Clarence n Spear, Mrs. Harold W. Carpenter an n Miss Marion Beebe