The Washington herald., 1921-12-04
HUsTLNG CITIZENS ASSOCIATION BRINGS PROSPERITY TO


t,onai symposium on limitation OF
armaments a. gathered from day 70
day by the Christian Science Moni-
tor. Boston. As the majority OF
persons quoted speak as officials.
their views cannot but prove of the
greatest interest They are pub
Iishsd herewith:
sIt VIII Not Fall
Therefore. my argument 10 that
IL will not fail."-sir George Foster.
former Canadian minister Of trade
and commerce.
Tt 10 becoming more and more
obvious that the stand taken by our
representatives. and the manner In
which they handle this situation.
will materially Affect the whole
future of this nation, and the future
of the worid."-Judge L. II. whitney,.
former attorney general OF the
Philippines
Japan has an earnest desire to
cooperate with the United states
at all times. and. is confident that
good results will be accomplished at
washington" MAJ. Gen Tanaka.
military adviser to the Japanese
delegates
-As long as there have been wars
there have been efforts to avoid war,
but never before have millions OF
people formally united in organized
effort to urge their demand for the
removal of the causes of war
Louis F. Post representing the So
ciety for Removal OF Economic
Causes of War.
I'VE have the most cordial desire
to support the American delegates
to the international conference in
their efforts to accomplish the OBJ
jects for which the conference was
called" - Katherine Ludington.
League of Women Voters.
All Allies for Peace.
The world cannot stand another
war; the science of wsr is so rapidly
developing that another war would
seem likely to wipe out the human
iace."-Dr. Lemuel II. Murlin. pres
ident Of Boston University.
In the tight for peace We have
allies In every nation."-Miss Sarah
Wsmbsugh. of Wellesley College.
And so. undsunted by difficulties
let us push right on-instinctively-
knowing that the only difference be-
tween the possible and the impos-
sible 10 that the impossible takes n
little longer."-Mrs. William Tilton,
legislative chairman OF the National
Congress of Mothers.
Every effort should be made 10
make II impossible for any nation
TO resort TO arms for advancement
Of Its ambitions."-Vice Admiral
kato.
Hoper for Success.
It shall make the safety Of our
nation the longitude. and the COM
mon welfare Of the world the lsti-
tude. and shall lay my course 10
assist in accomplishing the task OF
the conference."-Admir KAtoL
The peoples OF the world do not
want to fear each other; they want
to trust each other."-Frank B.
Willis, Senator from Ohio.
The hope of success lies with the
peoples Of the world. not with the
diplomatists." DIR. Tehyi Hsieh
managing director OF the Chinese
Trade and Labor Bureau.
"All nations are at Washington
and all our hearts are with them
Baron Hayashi, Japanese Ambss-
sador to the Court OF st. James.
president Harding is deserving
of the gratitude OF the whole world
far arranging such a gathering
Adml. Earl Beatty.
sResDesds- TO United states.
Certainly. / am for the Limitation
of srmaments, for, with the whole
world worn by the exhaustion o.
war, surely the majority seek peace
We OF New Zealand are wholly 10
the reduction OF srmaments."-Si
Joseph Ward. former prime ministe
of New Zealand.
China Is entering the discussion
with complete faith in the altruisn
OF America" DIR. Sso-Ke Alfre,
SIZE, Chinese Minister to the Unite,
States.
The kind OF revolution we nee,
above all else, at this time. anon
all nations, is sweeping. over
whelming movement for the limitd
ton of armament" - Mrs. Jenni
LOTHIAN Barton. lawyer. OF Boston
I'VE are at Washington with a.
earnest desire 20 cooperate wit
other nations in some effective mea
sure to carry out q worldwide sys
TEN OF Limitation OF armament
Vice Admiral Kato.
Even before President Hardin