Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-07-12
HAIRLESS WORLD
|BY 1923 SLOGAN
Tor ENDE.AVORERS
convention Calls on Harding
and Congress to Give Us
Disarmament; UnChaSte
Dance Is Raped.
(By The Associated Press.)

New York, July 11.-Adopting
n it's new slogan "a Warless
h Eorld by 1928" the sixth worlds
christian Endeavor convention
Il osed its sessions tonight by call
4 lg upon President Harding and
n 1ngress to "give us disarmament,
liz agreement if possible; by exam
X lie if necessary, and give us no
Harrow partisanship at all in this
n lack hour"
eve insist" said the declaration
8dopted by the more than sixteen
thousand delegates from all parts
Il the world, that as speedily as
possible the United States be per-
Slitted to take its place of leader
hip in such a council, association
&r league of nations as shall induce
IL compel all peoples to learn war
10 more, but brotherhood and the
3oncern for the real welfare of
Zach.
Since no nation can ever again
I've or die to itself and since ma
*onal neighborhood is geographic
&ally accomplished, let the United
Hates see to it that her sons who
led for world peace as well as for
Horld freedom, shall not have died
u vain"
Declaring that opposition to ma
Sonal prohibition was essential
zolshevism and treason" the con-
ention called upon congress to
peedily conclude the passage o
lending bills for making more eff
#active the enforcement Of the
Eighteenth amendment"
Refusal on the part of any state
pass and execute laws to aid in
be enforcement of prohibition,
constitutes morally an act of re-
billion and secession" a resolution
lated and the delegates pledged
themselves to support at the ballot
ok onl-- those local county, state
Ind national officials, who do not
6erjure themselves by favoring vio-
tors of this or any other law of
lie land"
A resolution was passed declar-
Lg 1--WE deprecate especially the
lrefully planned campaign OF
Propaganda against the so-called
blue laws the design Of which
hmpaign was to discredit the
lords Day alliance which again
[e endorse, and to make way for
bmmercializing of Sunday by the
lovies and money making sports,
hcouraging contempt, the while
br prohibition and other such
VS."
1--WE demand respect for the
hristian Sabbath and endorse the
Inns of whatever helps young peo-
lie to right living and decency and
Efficacy in conduct and dress, and
Fhatever promotes happiness in
omes and wholesomeness ana
4ealth in the lives of young peo-
lie.
NATURALLY, therefore, we OPP
ose the sale of cigarettes, partic-
4Iar1y to boys and girls and are
gainst the unchaste dance ana an
|lse that tends to weaken charac-
Ebr." ..s.
/ The movement for federal CEN
|brship of moving pictures was en-
torsed as was the movement in
|ongress to create independent de-
5artments of education and public
felfare, each with secretary IN
he cabinet of the president OF the
United States.
Universal teaching of public and
lriyate morality in the public
|,hools was also urged in a reso-
i ltion which said: I'VE shall toll
rate the presence of no teacher
Tho sneers at Christianity or makes
! Dst of the holy bible
In closing the convention, DR..
lrancis E. Clark, president of the
Indeavor, said:
1--WE have planned a great cam
align in Russia. The Greek Catho-
| church in Russia is favorable
!, our plans and will cooperate
eartly."