New Britain herald., 1922-12-11
AMERICA NEEDS MEN WITH BROAD
VIEWS TO SOLVE ITS PROBLEMS

than their branch. they are keepin,
tho ifible, practically, out OF ou
schools Religion and the bible is on,
or tue greatest needs of our school
and all prcjudices should be droppe,
IN The Interest of this need Shame or
the Catholics the l'roteatanta and IA,
jews who are so prejudiced that the,
would keep out the Bible because o.
certain differences In doctrine when,
believe, fully 90 per cent OF the PEG,
pie believe most of the Old Testament
and probably -fourths are agreed
on the New Testament. The need Of
the hour IL man big enough 10 sec
his" the Clergyman said.
Referring to his own bible class
Mr., Davis reminded the members
that when he took the task of being
It's leader he promised them that In
no way would he attempt TO influence
their religious preferences, that his
sole cndcayor would be to influence
them FOR the good OF the community,
and he called upon them all to Wit
ness that he had kept this pledge in
acton and word What really mat
ters is the good that 10 in you. that is
In your hrart. The other non e ssen-
tias can be overlooked" he said in
commenting upon Differences of opin-
ion In various doctrines.
In Industry Too
In industry too the Clergyman said.
the g"eatest nr'l t. tnpt Mother c'n-
ployer or cmploye is willing to grant
the other anything. ia ten you, we
can't have brotherhood here In the
church on Sunday and then go out on
Monday IN industry and Violate it
The employer must be biz enough to
see the other side of the industrial
problem. He must be big enough to
look beyond the individual. He must
be able to look through his employee
and see into his home. observe the
suffering that may be there, the want
that is so often evident and the fear
under which he SO often works. One
OF the greatest curses is absentee
ownership.
When some wealthy old man or
woman, living somewhere far away
owns concern what does he or she
know about working conditions?
~ ,hes siiou'n MAKE
the minister asserted.
For the side of labor, he declared
that the worllingman must learn to
''o'. ms ciip'oyer JUST as iairly as ne
/" v 80 no ''npioyri ~ treae nini--.o
~ . .u., uay WITH LOT iuii oav
"a. = .e,l you MEL the INDUSTRIAL
proo'e9, VI tn's country cannot DC
'o,Nca ny es'sia'icn. IL cannot DC
o'Nsu oS io'ceu arpitia'Ioh. ne only
way - can NC soiNe'' Is py an earneu
o-opcia'ioii ~ eiipioser ana en-
N"sea WILLINGNESS on DOM TO give
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~ "as aiso assa'ieu ~ ING MINISTER
-" ue eu 'iie eoeidi ulSiSiohS lia'
" n'aue' uespi'e iiuis'uua' "or.h'
Oily =, power ne ueetared IL 70 NC
!ac' tna. ~ solhe places person
> iuuseu oy the cioeiles ne wears ana
y me scc'ion IN which ne lives
.asher IMAM Wy ms own prain power
ms iheeiiee.'. ms personality ana ms
soouhess. ne asHerieo that ne mas
zen toiu that ~ some PAGES u is ap-
'oihteiS inpossipie for person living
II one Oh the poorer seclions or the
own 70 associate socially with those
lVlnT ~ the mere prosperous section.
ven though tne individual might be
ne efua' or superior OF the more for,
nnafe resident.
Hits At Politics
The political situation Of the United i
tates was described assvery low. The
dominating thought in American poll
les today, Mr.. Davis haid, Is ''the de-
IRE to get in" When the republi-
ans are in, the democrats spend all
heir time and energy dcvising ways
nd means to get them out so they
themselves can get in, and then the
anne thing starts all over again.
.tcfcrling to respect Nfor the law,
he preacher again hit upon his fav-
rite theme, the Haunting of the 18th
lie cited what he said
las true example noted this week
4 a local school, He said that one