Arizona republican., 1921-07-12
''Warless World"
 In 1923 Adopted
 Endeavor Slogan

NEW YORK, July 1l.--AQopt1n& as it's new slogan. A warless world by 1928" the sixth worlds Christian En- deavor convention closed its sessions tonight by calling uaon President Harding and congress to give us dis armament, by agreement. if possible: by example. If necessary; and give us no narrow partisanship at all in this black hour.''
 we insist" said the declaration adopted by the more than 16.000 dele- gates from all parts of the world, that as speedily as possible the United States be permitted to take it's place of leadership in such a council. as- sociation or league of nations as shall induce or compel all peoples to learn war no more, but brotherhood and the concern for the real welfare of each.
 Since no nation can ever again l live or die to itself and since national neighborhood is geographically acc complished, let the United States see l to 1t that her sons who died for world l peace as we'll as for world freedom l shall not have died in vain.''
 l Declaring that opposftion to na- l tional prohibition was essential bol- l shevism and treason" the conven- | tion called upon congress to speedily
 conclude the passage of pending bills for making more effective the en-
 forcement of the eighteenth amend ment."
 Refusal on the part of any state to pass and execute laws to aid in the enforcement of prohibition. "consti- tutes morally an act of rebellion and secession" resolution stated, and
 the delegates pledged themselves to | support at the ballot box only those loyal county, state and national offi-
 cials "who do not perjure themselves by favoring violators of this or any other law of the land."
 A resolution was passed declaring
 i've deprecate especially the carefully planned campaign of propaganda ! against the so-called blue laws thu design of which campaign was tt ? discredit the Lords Day alliance
 which again we endorse, and to mak,
 way for commercia1izing of Sunda,
 | by the movies and money makin;
 sports, encouraging contempt tn
 while for prohibition and other sucl
 laws"
 Il We demand respect for the Chris 4 tian Sabbath and endorse the aim
 of whatever helps young people [ e right living and decency and delicac s in conduct and dress, and whateve k promotes happiness in homes an q wholesomeness and health in the live d of young people.
 Ie Naturally therefore we oppose tn Le sale of cigarettes, particularly to boy
 and girls, and are against the unchas a. dance and all else that tends { IS weaken character.
 n "The movement for federal censor
 ship of moving pictures was endorse d as was the movement in congress sr create Independent departments ( l. education and public welfare. eac i'd with a secretary in the cabinet of th i'd president of the United States. Uni st versal teaching of public and priva, -e| morality in the public schools wa of also urged Tn a resolution. which sai IS i've shall tolerate the presence of T
 teacher who sneers at Christianity { ce makes jest of the holy Bible" s. In closing the convention pr. Frar Id cis E. Clark, president of the Er b. deavor, said:
 as We have planned a great can n, paign in Russia. The Greek Cathol m, church in Russia is favorable to ol as plans and will cooperate heartily"