Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-07-29
SATURDAY, JULY %, 1922
THE GENERAL EFFECT WILL BE coon


MYTH no More War;" for their slogan, Whining
w ton advocates of international disarmament will
hold a demonstration on the Boulevard Triangle near
the northery end OF Washington Street Memorial
Bridge o'clock tomorrow afternoon 1t Is planned
that the delegations shall in front Of the Public
Building at ais p. and, in parade formation pro-
coed to the triangle.
Just how large the demonstration will be it is i'm
possible this time suggest 1t may be said how
that IL Invitations for anything It should
be representative gathering. the invitations
send delegations the following orzaniza-
tons;
American Legion. Boy Scouts odd Fellows W. c. T.
u. League of Women Voters. Colonial Danes College
womens Club. Y. w c. A.. Y. NJ. c. A.. Business and
Professional women's Club Rotary Club Kiwanis
Club. Community Service Y. NJ H. A. Y. W. H. A..
Knights OF Columbus Junior League Catholic Daugh-
OF America Sunshine Society Sons of Veterans.
Masonic order Patriotic order Sons OF America.
Gold Mothers. Methodist Ministerial Association
Eastern Star, Council of Jewish Women. b. p O. Elks
Lions Club Chamber OF Commerce. D. A. r. Spanish
War Veterans, Delaware Service Citizens Societies of
Foreign Born, Independent order of ST. Luke Wash
ington Heights Century Club. Delaware Federation of
Women's Clubs. Negro order OF Masons, Monday Club
Young Mems Progressive League. and many others
The executive committee the Delaware Council for
the Reduction Of Armaments have the mass meet
Ing in charge. It is composed as follows: Prof
Charles Coke principal Of the Wilmington High School
Chairman; the Rev George D. Allison. the Rev Charles
L. Candee, James A. Barley Mrs James n cinns
Miss Mary Moran, Miss Edith spruance Mrs William
s. Hilies Mrs. George A. Rhoades and Mrs Robert L.
McSparran
That the demonstration meets with the approval Of
Mayor lie Roy Harvey is indicated clearly by the tenor
of this letter of he sent to the committed
very sorry indeed not to be able to attend next
sunday meeting arranged by your committee fur /
her the great principles which inspired Washington
conference Every American feel thrilled to know
mat under American leadership the cause of interna-
lona arbitration as opposed 70 the inhumane arbitra-
hent OF war was advanced through The treaties con
'uded among the leading nations of the world TO
'ont never before reached Practical measures toward
he general reduction of armament were adopted and
he world has reached a new level where the hor
'ors OF warfare as exempilhed in the war can we
hope, be repeated I am sure that WiIn,fng,on
sympatnizes heartedy with the purposes OF your
meeting and that many citizens will attend to give ex
preston TO this feeling s
IN this connection it may be well for state here
That churches Of all denominations are uniting in No
More War demonstrations throughout Eurone ana d
America during the weekend preceding the annlver
sary Of the war. n
In America the demonstrations are taking the form
Of "bombardment for peace" which consists OF mes
sages to the President TO Congress expressing the
readiness Of OF the Intry for the
nent TO take the next step toward peace In ad-
tion parades special addresses carry out
he general expression Of the for no more war
The growth OF these demonstrations throughout the
Torid has been remarkable. This form OF expression
hich "the will Of the people to end war forever"
cyan in three European cities in 1920 Last year they
ere held in cities in England France and
ermany This year ten nations OF Europe have al
ady agreed participate: England. France Germany
olland. Sweden. Austria, Czecho-slovakla Hungary
ortugal and Switzerland
While the actual attainment OF the ideal objective
oubtless many decades in the future. such demon
ratIons those referred above one 10 be
cid here tomorrow fail incline the several
atoms TO seek peaceabe solution controver-
les resorting to only all other
arguments have failed !