New Britain herald., 1923-02-05
IF YOU BUY BOOZE
 YOU'RE A TRAITOR
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 than tso years. He said that 10 law are 100 per cent effective, .-Thl question new is as to the maintenance
 af the law and the support of thu constitution, not as to whether people shall fayar prohibition or not. he said
 ''fha destiny Of the movement fol popular government Is bound up iT the integrity of the prohibition amendment, II we should fail in its enforcement il would he an nnspeak, able disaster,
 ''fhe hootlegger is a traitor to the United States government and so is every person who supports him and every newspaper which apologies for him. If anyone in the audience is in sympathy with this nefarious busi- ness. let him put that in his pipe and smoke it." asserted Bishop Anderson,
 Discusses Divorce Evil.
 'fhe divorce evil grows with years" said the speaker. He made a plea for the preservation of the American home. saying that 1t is in the home that manhood is created and that all elements that make for Christianity and character are found.
 He told Of his home life, how t has been bulwark throughout the years. ''The greatest institution in which l was ever matrieulated was my home. plead for the home with its Christian atmosphere and environ- ment. II you would give your children something that will stay with them, give them the bulwark Of Cody home. May the home endure and never fade away" said Bishop Ander- son.
 He said that men have come 10 look upon the marriage contract 10 lightly.
 Fears For Goddess World
 Tn speaking of murders he said that life has become terribly cheap. There Is but one cure: the christianizlng of the life Of the world. Unless God can get new hold upon the world and the world can get n new hold upon God don't know what will be- come Of the world" he said.
 "A corporate form of humanity can | not be built upon hate. That is the | trouble with Europe. European civili- i zation is likely to be wiped off the map unless something is done. The life of the world is disintgrating be- fore ones very eyes"
 Tn speaking of the situation in the Ruhr valley, Bishop Anderson said that France has legal and moral i right to do what she is doing. If i France can make Germany pay, we'll i and good." Continuing the speaker said that Germany has not done her share.
 The Near East situation also oc- cupied the attention of the bishop for a few minutes, when he said, "The abominable Turk is back in Europe It was promised that he would be driven out and he should have been. He is now drunk with power" The speaker told of how three of the Allied were to step in and put a stop to the atrocities in the Near East on the part of the Turks Noth- Ing came of the idea, however. and the matfaf was referred to the Nation Il Red Cross just as the United States was preparing to send representa- i've to a conference, regarding the situation. What the world needs is the gospel I ,f the Sonsof God, His law of righte- s ,usness, His spirit of service. His | rust in God and His ideal of Chris q ian brotherhood. The church can not 5 ,eep up with the needs of the world | n such times as these and it is the uty of every person to help by giving money, time and by sacrificing so as n o bring about the desired results"
 Thy Kingdom Come" is the great $ st prayer at this time when one c hinks of the need of the world" con- Il luded Bishop Anderson.