South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-24
FELLOWSHIP CLUB
IN MONTHLY MEET
TUESDAY EVENING
Hon Quin O'Brian Addresses
Members in Absence of
Sen. Lewis.


problems that are confronting
America today. The occasion for
the address was the monthly ban
Quet OF the club held in the ball
room OF Hotel MishawaKa, and Mr..
O'Brian substituted for Sen. James
Hamilton Lewis. who was unable TO
appear. Prior 10 the address din
ner was served and musical selec-
tons were rendered By an orches-
ira. NJ ". Mix. president introduc-
ed Charles Bingham, who acted as
postmaster.
Mr.. O'Brian opened his talk with
"a beautiful allegOry, plcturlzing "A
scene In eternity at the close OF the
9Th century. His brilliant eloqUenCe
made vivid impression upon
the audience as be depicted the
characters representing the various
centuries since the beginning of
time. that were assembled at the
mythical meeting
After reviewing the boasts made
by the 18Th century i'm regard TO adj
vancemert Of civilization and i'm
dustry during her age Mr.. O'Brian
fmpersonated the FIRST century as the
auegorical figure arose and declared
that all of the discoveries of this
period were Of the earth and con-
sequently material rather than spirit
tal These things have not expand
ID the soul and heart OF man. de-
clared the speaker. but have left
"a heritage OF hatred and death in
stead" He continued the allegory
with a prophesy that the second de
cade Of the 10Th century would tind
the powers OF the earth locked in a
conflict. so mighty in its scope that
the very universe would be shaken.
Continuing. Mr. O Brian said.
This mighty struggle which eve
have lust PASSED through is but a
prelude 90 a great spiritual wave OF
, international brotherhood and in
. ternationaI love. We have lived
more IN the past five years than our
a-randfathers did in % and yet we
have Just begun 20 recognize the
real and vital problems that are be-
fore rs
Predicts Industrial strife
we are going 10 face in the com
ing year the greatest industrial strife
mat has ever stained the sands of
time. The demands OF labor backed
by all of the power of their organl-
zations VIII be combated by the eff
forts of capital TO crush these very
examinations. an dthis viii mean
effect on our government than the
one which we have just passed
through
"Bv way OF illustration permit nae
10 recall TO YOU the meeting of the
Illinois branch of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor. held in Chicago
Few months ago. az whic htme the
delegates at this convention served
notice on the government of the
United states that the bOlsheuki
government I'm Russia was a WORK
ing mans government and that any
attempt on the part OF America 20
interfere. would bring on strike OF
such immensely as 10 paraiize the
industrial world"
MIR O'Brian denounced the action
az this convention as downright trea
SON and further stated that the lead
ers of the uItimatum. which he de-
.t3red they had the audacity Co
send 10 Washington, 1hould have
been convicted and svntenced To-
LCavOnworth.
speaks Of Red Menace.
The speaker declared that the
very existanCe Of our government IS
fmperilcd hv the radicals that are
flooding the country with their SOAP
rox speeches and billions az treason
able pamphlets. he stated that the
-apftalists whose pockets rErrr Htl'.t
with the fruit Of pro'tt 'nT
no less 10 blame than the Red
element. "If haj U.
Nfr. O'Brian IT would teach lnes,
rraitors that we have capitol al
washington that IS supreme over all
of the capitRlistiC principals that
we're ever peuned and 7 would warn
hose men who love ths.~ labor M
IONS that there IS q Union ia this
and OF ours that is hich above all
-ebo- unions. This 7 would say 10
hose who plot the overthrow Of our
goNernue
Part In World War.
NIr OBrian concluded with a mas
tarfui account Of America part n
me recent conflict. He told or eff
AGENCY with which we prepared AN
,-rnv Tor service and eloquently de
qcrfbed our part in the tiCEting over
here. He declared shat we shat
tered on records I'm speed o. snip
building and the production Of war
materials. The speaker closed with
The thought that II was time for
America % cease her que rre.ing az
home and awake Co che opportuni-
ties If her door. whereby she may
render the world service that VIII
make her immortal.
FOLLOWING AIr. OBrisrs address.
strickland Gillian am entertainer Of
national note. pleased = IS audience
nth n number OF humorous tales
His accounts Of embracing moments
md humorous -idents were greet
ID with rosrs or laughter and ap-
plsuse.
The next meeting Of the club viii
- held the fourth Tuesday IN De
Gambler and az this time The annual
aIe-tfon Of officers viii be held. The
club was asked 20 cooperate with
he Nishs7v nks Womens club IN The
-aIe OF Red Cross Christmas seals.
srrd DIT J. A. Burnett spoke for a
fev- minutes on the work OF that or
variration IN caring for tuberculosis
patierts-
RETURNS FROM BENTON HAIR
BOR.
paul Force has resigned his pos
frfou at Benton Harbor and has re-
tsrrued 10 Mishawal1a 10 spend q va -
cation with his father Harvey Fer
ne. 90 r Marion 81
w y. \. TO MEFT WEDNESDAY.
The women % the ". -. A.. No
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