New Britain herald., 1923-01-08
NEED OF THE HOUR
 FOR WORLD PEACE
Dr. Carl D. RisHtr Delivers Ad.
 dress to Industrial Council

The second of a series of mass
 meetings held in the iReeum theateI
 under the auspices ef the New Brit ain Industrial council, was held yesr teFday afteFneeR and was largely al' tended
 The presiding officer al the meet
 ing was Carl s, Neumann, The sing, ing was led by Rev, \, R, Taylor and
 Rev, Jahn r. Davis offered prayer and also made a few remarks pres eeding the collection, The chief speaker Of lhe afternoon was nF, Carl
 D, RisneF of New York city, His subject was "The Supreme Need Of the Hour" IIa said in part;
 4 Few World Problems,
 Tn the last Raft of the 18th eenr lury there has been a greater isola- lion of The worlds national sources ihan all through the other centuries 1T we can only make people know that everyone has the right 10 live and live al their hest. in other words, share all of the progress,
 The next problem is that we have rot 10 understand people, II was my privilege 10 spend year with the soldiers in France, the happiest time in my life. Before going with them was instructed in just what l should not tell them and what I should. They told me not 10 talk about Lafayette, Joan of Arc, democracy and religion and to say absolutely nothing about what they had done. One night I was walking down n street in Paris myself, I did moi stay by myself long, ] felt gentle touch on the arm. I 1 looked around and it was a brigh, | eyed American soldier. He looked up al me and said. Hello Big Boy I | was very happy 10 have him call me boy. He took me back to the place where a COW is called by her first name. where everything goes right. l talked to him about the things at home. about the things that would reach his heart. When you have talked to them about ten minutes in that fashion they are ready to hear what you have to say.
 T was in the ancient city Of Que bec al one time As I passed along the highway noticed two trees, l into the large one. l stopped and Inquired about them. The man told me that the smaller one had fallen and someone picked it up and placed 1t alongside the larger one and it grew there.
 Must Have Justice
 The world is at war in it's mind q Nri t1 oyi, its place. We will never have peace that Is made normal because seldom is honor really given upon it's merits We people must have justice There are several things that we have to deal with in order to bring humanity back. First world wide vision. We are living next door to everybody George Washington saw before the revolution that the east and west were separating. He decided that they must be bound together with econ- omic interest.
 "One of the great evils of the day Is old time laziness. This is worse than war A negro was once taken into court for vagrancy. He said he was taken in for fragrancy. Joe, said the Judge, Can you show any means of visible support? Vas suh, ! can was the reply, Stand up Mandy 2 and let them see you There are { people just like this negro, always l depending upon someone else.
 Second. selfishness. Third, the desire to shine. When we prove to be I useful to the greatest number of peo- I pie we will be happy, and not until C hen. It calls for big people with big c deas and handling big social ideas. l