The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-12
AmeriCQniSn1'
Copyright 1917, by William Ashley Sunday

down. Atheism e. public enemy
u would destroy society and the
individual with nothing but atho-
ism. there would bc no incentive 10
live aud life wouldn't be worth the
Eaff
Tho compact In the cabin 81 the
"Mayflowor' was for the glory ~
God ~ the advancement ~ cillviza-
tion. The hymns that stir us. breathe
reverence for God--The star Span-
gled Hammer which rays,
And this ~ our motto. in God u
our trust"
julia Ward Howe 1rote'
In the beauty of tho 1ilies.
Christ was born across the sea"
Samuel Francis smith wrote.
"Our fathers Godl 10 Thee.
Author OF liberty
To Thee We Sing"
n " to the iuter"at ~ The employ
or and his buHiucss that the laburer
shall receive such wages that he viii
be physically m ana mentally Hatis.
I fled ana willing To give his Hkill
for the wares pnid. 10 Be- 10 the IN
tcreAt Of the laborcr that the "m-
pioycr bc able to Keep the factory
I omen I'm order 10 furnish work FOR
| the lnborcr The welfare OF each
h the interest of the other. At tho
bottom W. the fact that you cannot
divide moro than YOU have, You
cannot take buahel anu n hnlt
| from "a bushcl n the inboror says
no must have huahol aud n half.
I he can't have A. II Is not there. n
I he saws ho must have a bushel. he
can't have that.-thntS all there H.,
Neither can capital te.kc 6ushel
and half fro ma bushel. nor take
the buHhci
Tho mill will cease 60 grind II
tho miller gets nothing for his grist.
Tho laborcr viii cease to work "
he gets nothing for his labor There
must be an honest and Just basis
OF equality. Neither can do without
tho other. II the laborer demands
so much that tho employer gets
nothing. the factory viii close. IF
the lnborer demands so much that
the returns are not enough for his
labor. than he win refuse to work.
Capital can't hog" II all--labor
cant "hog" Il all.
Wo were opposed To tho league ot
nations. because Il made America
subservient go the European powers
II allowed the council OF nations 20
decide when there should be war
and with whom we should 30 10
war. II took away the right 20 de-
clare war from the congress. and the
constitution of the United States
SAYS that NO one but congress has
that riRfft. so tho ieAguo OF nations
would have the power TO send our
boys 20 tho battle front II put the
Monroe doctrine on the information
al scrap pile. The Monroe doctrine
has kept European power away tom
this hemisphere fof n hundred years.
Although thero are only about TWEEN
ty-cight words In that declaration.
Europe has never dared to trRmple
Il beneath her feet. The Monroe
doctrine says;
1--WE ahould regard any attempt
on tho part OF European govern
ments to extend their system to
this hemisphere as being dangerous
TO our peace and safety"
We were not In tho war for greed
--we ala not want an acre OF Ger
man land nor n mark OF Ger
man money. England has the Ger
man navy--sho has the German
trado--she has the German colo
nlea. France has the-German coal
her engines and her cars, Alsace-
| Lorane--whlle we az nation are
holding the bag. The domination of
milltarism which threatened us. has
disappeared. hut created and more
insldious dangers confront MS ana
that peril Is tho anti-Amorican
spirit that is sweeping our land. II
comes In the form OF bolshevism,
socialism. |. w. W.ism. radicalism,
syndicalism, otc. and is fighting 20
deurop everything that we have la
bored for 1A0 years 20 build up.
Both governments and private In.
terests are menaced by it's power.