The Washington herald., 1920-04-06
CHURCH WORLD
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people today" Mr.. Rockefeller said.
with the return of peace. But the
solution Of the problem is not to
be found in "individualism," he said.
1T IL clear that with the coming
Of peace happiness has not been
found" he said. People are still
grasping.
"The golden rule will solve the
problem OF Industrial strife" he de-
clared. urging that IL was in coop
Grafton and not in selfish inividual-
ism that a medium towards real
happiness was to be found.
Thirty Denominations to Help.
when we undertook to raise
$70,000,0 900 in the United War Work
drive" he said, I'VE thought We had
a large job. Yet more than $780,
100000 was secured, as you know.
The present budget seems colossal.
But 1896, 900. 900, participated in by
thirty denominations, does not seem
out of the way"
Efforts of Whole Church Needed.
DR.. Mott declared the problems
of the world required the united
leadership and efforts of the whole
church.
DR.. Taylor. general secretary Of
the Interchurch World Movement.
In his address, said:
What made democracy safe in
America? Was 1t not the Christian
home? Was II not the free school?
Was II not the open Bible? Were
which our forefathers built? How
can we hope TO have a world that
is safe in any large sense for de-
mocracy, how can we hope to have
nations sit around the council table
when there are something like s00,-
000,v00 people in this world who
haven't anything like a semblance
of proper medical relief? How, in
deed is 1t possible when more than
half the world is illiterate?"
Flying Squadron Named.
In the party which has been named
the flying squadron" were John D,
Rockefeller, jr., DR.. S. Earl Taylor,
general executive secretary, and
John R. Mott. of New York. chair
man Of the executive committee. who
appeared here and in Baltimore yes
terday to push the opening Of the
drive. He is also connected with
the international committee OF the
Y. n. C. A.
Others included are DR.. william
H. Foulkes, OF New York; DR.. J. Y.
Aitchison. Of the Northern Baptists'
Association; DR.. Abram E. Corey,
George Innes. Of Philadelphia; ]. Ell
wood Cox. of High Point, n. c.; DIR.
R. Z. Diffendorfer, Mrs. r. S. En-
rich, Congregational missionary;
Mrs. Henry w. Peabody, of Beverly.
Mass; James NJ Speers. Of New York:
DR.. Ralph Ward, missionary to
China; DR.. William A. Brown. of
Chicago: Roger W. Babson. statis-
tician; Governor Carl E. Milliken.
of Maine; Daniel Baker, Baltimore
banker: DR.. Charles L. White, Of
New York; Mrs. James NJ. Pratt of
New York; DR.. Wilton Merle Smith.
Of New York; Rev. Henry Fry, as
sistant business manager for the
squadron; Laurence Rich, of New
York, and A. G. Fergert, publicity
manager.
List of Guests.
Among those present were: Rob
ert Lansing, Gen. ]. ]. Pershing,
Senator w. G. Harding, Senator S.
P. Spencer. Secretary. of the Navy
Daniels, Representative +. H. Gill
lette. Rev. Bishop Mcdowell, DIR,
Charles Wood, D. d. DIR. John R.
Mott, John D. Rockefeller, jr, j.
Elwood Cox, Gov. Carl Milliken, DR..
Earl S. Taylor. Homer Rodeheaver.
A. E. Corey, Lyman L. Pierce, DR..
]. V. Aitchison. DR.. Foulkesr- Mr..
Diffenderfer. Col. w. w. Kirby. DR..
z. B. Motley, Walter Holiday, Henry
F. Leetz, Percy Foster. DR.. Lucius
Clark. a. E: Hungerford. Rev.
James kirkpatrick, Frank G. Wal
lace. DR.. e. G. SCHROEDER, George P.
Sacks, Walter r. Tuckerman. DR..
Larkin Glazebrook, Bishop w. Ham
ilton. Major Gordon B. Hamilton.
william S. Lyon. DR.. j. T. T. Humid
ley, DR.. e. B. Motley, Walter Holli-
day, Henry F. Lutz, II. B. F. Mac
farland, Representative John W.
Summers, ]. Stanley Durkee, U. D.
Fawcett, Rev. Vernard Braskamp,
DR.. r. ]. Elliott, Rev. Cove G. John
son, D. Butler Pratt, A. p. Nelson.
A. NJ. Cooper, Daniel Baker. Rev.
Andrew r. Bird, E. r. Ackerman,
Fred w. Mackenzie, Henry Bree-
wood, W. s. Hoge, jr., Rev. W. D.
Knox.
E. T. Fenwick. Charles p. Light.
DR.. Louis D. Bliss. N. r. Gardner,
Walter F. whitlow, w. A. n. Church,
Chester A. Snow, Arthur Ramsey,
Rev. Charles. s. Cole, Judge ]. A.
Van orsdel. Rev. Earle Wiley. Geo.
NJ. whitwell. James E. watson. Gen.
John L. Glenn, Colin Livingstone.
James NJ. Pickens. Frank Murphy,
VIM. w. Anspach, Emory l.. CO.
blentz, Rev. Alfred E. Barrows, d.
s. La Fetra. E. n. Cooley, w. w.
Gilbert, Isaac Birch, g. w. Onutt,
Rev. Henry e. Brundage. John L.
Kuhn, Fred e. Wright. DR.. Norman
r. Jenner, Frank B. Gilmore. Hugh
T. Stevenson. Chas. ]. Rogers. VIM.
NJ. Terrell, Norton NJ. Little, A. s
Fox. VIM. A. Boss. Rev. Samuel H.
Green. Judge EdW K. Campbell, NJ.