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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-07-25
Claytonia

J. 0. Richmond was called to File
last week on account OF the death o
mis- niece
Rev. Harold ]. Hart made a triJ
up above Arrowrock Dam Friday al
trenoon some machinery for A. H
Mefford
Mrs. Robert Ksbury has been in
Boise the past week having dental
work done.
Mrs. S. c. Stitzel is in Nampa TAX
ing medical treatment.
Rev. and Mrs. Frank Fisher OF
Washington were calling on friends
in the neighborhood Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston were shop
ing in Caldwell Monday.
Mrs. Jess Patton of Squaw Creek
was calling in the neighborhod, Fri
day.
Tom Perkins brought a bunch OF
cattle down from the hills Saturday
He reports water very scarce up there
Mr.. and Mrs. George LABEL. Fred
Thompson and sister, Mrs. Olive Bess
returned Sunday from an outing in
The hills.
Mrs. Ray Pershall and Miss Mildred
Pershall made a trip to Sunny Slope |
Monday for Dew Berries.
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"aENbALE PRECINCT
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-30

165,0O0,0O0 de acres de buena terra
para haciendas, mas de. $4,000 900
de acres Sc hallan ounce miIlas
de ferrocarriles existentes.
Esta es una muestra de los casi
ilimitados recursos del Canada, que
apenas han sido tocados.
AnaIogas condiciones Sc encuen-
tran en- Ell oeste y sur de los Estados
Unidos.
/ Ademas de esta base fisica esta la
base espiritual.
Ning1n pals en- ell mundo ha te-
nico un conlienzo mejor que los Es-
tados Unidos y el Canada. Ell pueblo
es de 10 mas inteligente, emprende-
dor Y progressive. Empezaron por go
bernarse a ST mismos Y siempre Sc
rnantendran elevados en- este.
Estan en- su mayor parte estas
gentes libres de las superstieiones re-
hgiosas que entorpecen casi toda
Europa. s
| Hay muy poca ninguna de aque-
la entumecedora tradici6n de clase
/, que es la middleton de Europa. Es
suelo infecundo para ell socialismo;
bolshevismo y otros ismos que no.
son sino- reacciones de las largas ti4
ranlas del viejo 1nundo.
Por todass parties en- la America q.
}habla ingles Sc da la mayor impor-
tancia a la edueaci6n, Y en- conse-
cuencia no existen grandes masas de
ignorantes, que siempre son una
fuente de peligro para toda forma
de civilization.
El rnilitarismo nunca ha estado
en- auge. El pueblo siempre Sc ha.
preocupado de luehar contra los obs
Itaculos de la naturaleza, y sus explo-
radores han desarrollado tai valor y
fertilidad en- expedientes que los igua4
| Ian a cualquier raza militar.
Ell porvenir del mundo pertenece
/ a los negocios, ell centro de los ne
gocios del mundo estara en- Ameri-
ca.
Esto signifca tambien que aqui es-
tara el centro del Arte, de la Litera-
tura de todas las formas de Gull
tura que acknowledgements siguen al
| capital. Porque Capital signifca SUI
peravit, solo cuando hay superavit
Sc tiene tempo y disposition para
dedicarse a la Cultura.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-30
Editorial diariO del Dr. Frank Crane
America dOnlinara Ell Mnndo

De hoy en- Glen amos, ell mayor ST
ito de poder Influenza sobre la
terra sera ell continente americana.
Por entonces Europa. habrase vuel-
to atras, en- el ultimo termino de
importancia. Existira principalmente
por su historic y su interes como
fuente de cultura civilization. Pc
70 el centro habra pasado al conti-
nente occidental.
La razon para clio, es que Ame-
RIGA posee los dos Fundamentals nece-
sarios. Primero, tiene la base fist
ca; segundo, tiene la base espiritual.
Posee yastos campos de fertilidad
Y riquezas. minerales inconmensura-
bles, muchfsimo mayores cue los de
Europa. El pueblo apenas ha comen-
zado explotar estos recursos.
En- ell termino America estan in
cluidos los Estados Unidos el Ca
NADIA porque ambos esencialmente
son uno, uno por ell caracter de
Ia sangre, uno economicamente, uno
en- cada aspecto, excepto ciertos vim
culos polfticos que acknowledgements
Sc habran. desvanecido antes del fl
nal de otro siglo.
Pocos de nostros Sc dan cuenta
Gle los enormes saltos que ell Cana
da ha dado en- ell espacio de una o
dos generaciones. No ha mucho era
considerable un desierto con china in
hospitalario distancias insuperables.
Hey dia, habiendo surgido como de
Ia noche la manana, Sc halla atra-
vesado del Atlantico al Pacffico por
una red de ferrocarriles, algunos de
ellos los rnejores del mundo.
Donde antes vagaban manadas de
bdfalos, y donde indios salvajes ga
+naban precaria vida cazando pes
cando. existen hoy innumerables ha-
ciendas, grandes hatos de ganado Y
rebahos enornes, asi como hay en-
presas manufacturers de todas cla-
ses.
Yendo de Winnipeg al oeste, GUAM
do pasais la ciudad de Fleming en-
trails en- la provincial de Saskafche-
wan, la gran productora de trigo y
-que da mas del sesenta por ciento de
Ia cosecha total del Dominic.
La vasta extension del pals entire
Winnipeg. y Calgary es una enorme
region agricola bastante por ST mis-
ma para constituir el campo de un
vasto imperio. Las tres .provincias de
la llanura de Manitob, Sasketche-
wan y Alberta gentlemen una area
de terreno de 466,0O0,0OO de acres.
De ellos, 20O,oOO,o0O son de prirnera
classes de terra Y allf pueden levan-
tarse las mejores cosechas. Actualmen
te, menos de $4,000, 900 son cultivados,
con solo como million Y tres cuartos
de roblaci6n. De los restantes
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-30
oTRA BoDA:

Sc trata de Ia simpatica Srta. sixta
Dfaz, cufada de nuestro amigo, don
Arturo Lafontaine, y Ell joven Juan
Iugo, de San Juan quienes contraje-
ron ,natrimonio ell 25 del corriente por
la noche, habi6ndose lido pasar la
luna de miel la "Ciudad Encanta-
da".
Para los. nuevos elegidos de Cupido
toda clase de felicidades.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-30
PONGA ESTA MARAvILLOSA SORTIJA JUNTO BRILLANTE
LEGTTIMO, 81 PUEDE NOTAR
DIFERENCIA. DEVUELVANOSLA
Los brillanten IRA.

Los bEillantes IRA
b 0 n pusitiyamente
igUalan 8 los brai,nrfe
legltimos. FL mismt
respIandcr, Ia misms
llama resplandecier,te
los nismcs desla'nbraD
tes rayos de fuego Vi
vo de arco-iris, cas-
desafiando aI aae ha s.
do IN experio. en brl
llant,.s toda e: vida. So
Meta 81 HRabna' +,
las misnla' prll..5as 4
CUE usted, sep atsria "
'bri'lante legitimo,. cor
venzsse . s. mismo q
sus asorahrnsas crsl
3SlsA.
Use TN BRIL.LAN
IL RADON" POR
l5rF1 pfAS GRATIS.
10. NO attJslrsef Il
MAZDA. 81 uAted 8 sll
amigos eden nota7
slgpna diferencia. De
vnelYaitoslo y le garan
tizsmIs 10 devoiuci6D
de sn dinero inrnedia
tamen.e. Los n'iineros
8 y b van pontados en-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-30
la muerte esta cerca cuando el
higadO no trabaia.-

FL higado cs el organo que destruye las
:naferias yenenosas que Sc forman durante
IA digestion. Los desordenes del hicado
son Inuy conunes y peligrosos Y denlandan
.nmediatamente q Rcmcdio dc Leonard.
TN medicamcnto maraviloso elective
para todas las ndispos;ciones del higado y
estomago ST I'd sufre de bilsosidad,
eructos, estrcn,m;ento, aliento fctido. do
lores de cabeza, o dyspepsia. quiere decir
que su hlgado esta dcseolnpucsto. II Re-
medic de Leonardo cs ei mcdicamento IN
iallble que fortalecc Y sioeriza elhi2ado
sstonago pone a estos organos saludables
en- condlSionss dc desc:npeii3r si9s fun
Clones con toda regniar.6ad. FL Rernedia
de Leonardo para q Higado css sParo, Se-
suro c inofensivo. No cortic1e calonlel
Y IS agradable al paladar De venla en- to-
das las droguer'as Y fArmacias.
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1yN':l,sAss,.sNA N':l,sss !. | 5. .. leossssD, : CO
q S5s51 s.;s1Ess os5sFSS ~ q F4ssissrlss
i. Ez Ss;SSsS. u sysSs NEW YoH1@
CAGE ..Acuete lleva eslp
maFea De tkbEies-
Evening star., 1924-11-25

CoAT-Genuine Hudson seal. - inches; like
new; purchased at Gartinckel's for $3.50: will
sacrifice for 1929 cash: real bargain. Call
between > and pm. Adams lfSS
Evening star., 1924-11-25

RATE; CENTS 4 WORD
1n Washington and SGUHrbs frr-
Help and Situations MaDtlG.
Lost and Found
For Sale and Wanted Miscellaneous.
Automobiles for sale and Wanted.
Rooms for Rent aud Wanted
business Opportunities. rtr.
RATE OUTSIDE OF WASHINGTON
Evening star., 1924-11-25

MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS RENOVATED.
down comforts recovered reasonable North
1918. Ideal bedding Co. 1924 7th ct. NV.
MIRRORS RESILvERED to look like new.
Work called for and delivered. Phone Colum
bia 57OS-W W
Evening star., 1924-11-25

FRAME BUILDINGS and factory toilet wash
room outfits. Washington Steel & Ordnance
Evening star., 1924-11-25
Star "Want ADJ
Branch Offices
NORTHWEST.

NORTHWEST.
1l35 I+th st. JolI's Newsstand.
I4h aud Z, bay Pharmacy.
18th and L, J. :. CiemeDcr.
18th and W SITS. Eagle Pharmacy.
.90l Georgia ave, John g. Biggs Pharmacy
zoos l4th NV, tollifower Art and Gift Co
3I0I l4th, BronauEh's Pharmacy.
14th and Buchanan. tlohherEer.
l4th and colorado ave, o,ponnels pharmacy
800 Mount Pleasant St, Mount Pleasant
Cigar and News shop, o..
1888 Columbia road, IIutcher's Cigar store
Wardman Park Pharmacy.
2I62 California ave. Morgan Bros
"a and Mass ave. Phillips, rharmacy.
LIST and X SITS. DUucan's Pharmacy.
9TH and X t,oldrnherg's ttime clerks desk).
9Th aud o SIS. Associated Drug Stores
iIth and NJ stS, l.. IL. Forsters Pharmacy.
Vt. ave. 18th and Il stS,, niowiey fhar.
Ga. ave. and Rock Greek church road, Rock
Greek Pharmacy.
Ga ave. and Upshur st, Colodny & Bialek.
l513 ga. ave. Munck Pharmacy
1916 ia ave. Brightwood Pharmacy.
1901 l. st. Morse Pharmacy.
18Th and. Fla. ave, Pcarson'S pharmacy
Fn . ave & and lst ST T. A. 'I{ioE HaeIa STh; Thsr
~ Pa. ave. j. Louis kr,rk.
"l>t and q sts.. Qugey Pharmacy
2.th and Ia ave, IIerbs1,s rharmacy.
Wisconsin ave. and Macomb St, Cleveland
Fark Pharmacy.
4>p7 Wisconsin ave. Wisconsin Ave. Phar.
GEoRGETow>.
Q 18th and i SIS Prdc's rharnn !.
:2ni St, ODunuells Pharmacy.
&t11 NJ St NV. Mo>kry's Pharmacy.
Wisconsin ave. and q. pou"hur PhaTmacy.
NORTHEAST.
4th and IL sts., Home Drug company.
fns IL st. Garren'S Music. store.
~ st. and Md; ave, Louis F. Bradiey.
l"ih st. and Md. ave. I"ui: sarE>
North Cap. and /. keneai! Pharmacy.
East Capitol and Nth SIS. BiclouSe larmacy-
f3tb and East Cap. Lincoln Park Pharmacy.
Nth st and X. |. ave, Collins ihaimacy-
Woodbridge.
;10u 18th st, Mayos Pharmacy -Brookiand.
SOUTHEAST.
Sd and Pa ave- O'DJuncils DTl- Store.
IN aud l. F. J.. Welier's Pharmacy.
18th and Pa ave. Fcay rharra J
IN and Pa ave, smyser.s fhafmacy. ,,
1'b' Nichols ave. Ana'osi25 HealS ; hfus
store.
SOUTHWEST.
eth and II SITS, Lantz Bros.
a. and |. SIS, Columbia Pharmacy.
RATE; CENTS 4 WORD
j. Washington and SGUurbs for
Help and Situations Wanted.
Lost and Found.
For sale and Wanted Miscellaneous
Automobiles for sale and Wanted
Rooms for Rent aud Wanted.
business Opportunities. et".
RATE Outside OF WASHINGTON
cents wJTG
REAL ESTATE ADS
words TO the line ;.-linr minimum, at line
rate. a. follows:
time. 2Oc per line
times, lSc per line.
times, lie per line.
times Ice per line.
STAR OFFICE OPEN INTIL IL PM.
All advertisements for The Evening star
must he al The Star office of The star
branch Offices hy ii pm. the DAY BEFoRL
wit fyll
Lost and Found.
Death Notices.
Wanted Help.
Wanted Situations.
Advertisements under The above CiaNs'iiga-
: ous will bp accepted AT The star oh"e, ilth
- and Pa ave. until $50 N. day OF ISSUE
MI advertisements for The sunday Star must
~ received at The star office hy $50 pm.
saturday. or aj ans If The star branch oniees
CASH WITH ORDER Is required for all ad-
vt.rIISemenIs from transient advertisers.
Evening star., 1924-11-25

SEWING MACHINES-Used, all makes, 81,
$40. SIS; Singers and motors. 81 per mo.
Rentals, repairing and parts Machines sent
on trial. Open evenings. ID. e. Sewing Ma
chine Shon. 1O2 Ii Il u 2 Linz $3.50
Evening star., 1924-11-25

RUGS. Oriental and Chinese: don't miss
this opportunity to secure your lifetime rugs
from this large assortment OF various sizes and
cOlors; act before il is too late. We save
you big money on every rug for quick sale
Nazarian Bros. 1T12 20th 81. NV. opeu
until pm.
Evening star., 1924-11-25
PERSONAL

cd. Are you too thick or too thin? Then
phone franklin 1s0S-J between and 10
an. 2ss
Evening star., 1924-11-25

SEWING MACHINES, round bqhhin Singer
66-1: practically new: best bargain in city:
d. h. STANDARD. perfect order; attachments.
Sl2.50: others So up; new Singers and motors.
81 per m. rent: repairing. TSl 11th NV. Pal.
Enyai FIR iOio5 o6s
Evening star., 1924-11-25
SPECIAL VALUES IN
XMAS DIAMONDS.

beautiful white diamond
of sparkling brilliance,
weighing 1.2O, or only 5
points less than IA
carats .S275
Evening star., 1924-11-25

| fiery white diamond. beau-
tiful color, and weighing
oO-1O0, or only 10 points
less than ! carat. Remark
able value at. .S2l0
! brilliant white diamond.
weighing q carat, a gem
of marvellous beauty, at a
feature price. .S125
l superhne perfect diamond
of wonderful brilliance
and quality; weighs 215
carats ..................$ $500
l perfect d i a m ond that
would make a wonderful
gift at moderate cost.
Weighs 77-l00, or 2 points
more than 34 carat. $500
l perfect diamond, weigh
ing LOO, or 10 points more
than 1a carats. EX-
quisite cut. Specially
priced at. .S475
A. KAHN INC,
o35 F St. NV.
Continued ON Neat PaEe.l
Evening star., 1924-11-25

RlNG-Diam0nd Platinum marquse; l3 dia-
monds. sspphres, cost $3.50. sell Sl6!; $40
5stone diamond ring. S275; 5U-stone diamond
other wonderful bargains for quick sale to
close estate. a. +. ARNOLD. Auctioneer. 1929
q ST. w
Evening star., 1924-11-25

MATTRESS MAKING AND RESOyATING.
Mattresses. box springs. cushions and pillows
renovated at special prices. Special this month ::
Mattresses renovated, 81. so. COLUMBIA BED
DING CO.. GIG l. st. NV. Phone Main 552s
Evening star., 1924-11-25
HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.
WANTED-SALESMEN.

MAN who lives in Rockville. Md. agent
for old line life insurance company, writing
both ordinary and industrial life insurance.
good contract foE the right mau. Call or write
To w. H. Stov"r. SO L ST. NV. Washing ton.
for interview or phone Main 1874.
SALESAEN. two. experienced; only men with
''go getter' ability considered; permanent po-
siti0n. 1000 Washer Co. Bank Of Com
rnerce & Savings. Tth and NV.
Evening star., 1924-11-25

{ CARPENTER-2o closets to
build. Hotel Inn, OOS 9th.
Evening star., 1924-11-25

Wholesale Electrical Jobber
Wants salesman for store Apply by letter
to Air. Lease, SOC 18th NV. if you have had
..Nneripnip
Evening star., 1924-11-25

$3.50 ten-piece suites reduced to $780, People
of discriminating taste buy here Discount
for cash Home Beautiful. 1871 Conn. ave
Evening star., 1924-11-25

COLLECTOR F or install
mcnt house-good opportunity
TO connect with chain organiza-
ton. Call all week, 623 Seventh
st. NV.
Evening star., 1924-11-25

FURNITURE AND RUGS-We are moving.
Owing to the demand of increased business
our present showronms have proven entirely
too small and we are compelled to seek
larger quarters. With a more spacious dis
play and larger selection of goods will
be better able to serve fast t-growinR list
of customers at new quarters, 2421 %
18th st. NV, after Dec. I. so all this week
we offer you the greatest sacrifices in the best
values in dining room suites on the market.
Davenport bed suites, overstuffed suites,
couches bedroom furniture. We have the fin
est on the market. We put springs, felt
Mattress chair. bench and rocker with all
our suites at the price yon pay elsewhere for
pieces Davenport tables, console tables and
end tables. handsome French walnut bed
room suites, dist motive decorative designs:
the highest grade French walnut dining room
suite on the market at the lowest price. Sec
retarys cabinet desks and sp.net desks. We
Just lead all. Floor. table and bridge lamps
quality and price you cannot find elsewhere;
odd pieces our speciality. In OAK, walnut and
4-post mahogany beds, ch foniers. buffets
servers. tables and chairs Of all kinds Don t
forget. all this week. This is your chance to
buy for Christmas and save money. The
Bargain House, 2453-55 18th NV Open to
10 pm. Phone your wants. Adams 1901
FURNITURE--Three pieces overstuffed tap.
es;ry for living room: best of condition Call
Cleveland $40, after pm.
GAS RANGE; good as new; sell for Sl2 AS
NJ st. ne. 26s
GAS RANGEs-New and slightly used; ali
sizes; less than half price. Why pay more
Every range guaranteed. J. w Williams
603 9th st. NV. Main 29S6. 17s
Evening star., 1924-11-25
RECOMMENDED SERVICE,
(COnfInued.)

LATROBE, FURNACE. RANGE AND STOVE
repairing. W. Z. WATKINS. Franklin 1888.
2gs
LOWEST PRICES, painting psperhanging: new
fall designs give a trial. THOMPSON,
Decorators, 34l3 Georgia ave. Col SPA. 28'
MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS renovated At
most reasons bic prices. Let US call. give esti-
mate. Prompt deliveries and satisfaction as
sured. Eagle Bedding Co.. Il2S 7th st. NV.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1924-08-22
DAVIS, DENNY CANDIDATE
WANTS PRESIDENT TO RULE;
WINKS Ar LABOR INJUNCTION

Washington Aug 16-"In his acceptance speech at
Carksburg Mr. Davis indicates that he fav0rs congress
being bordnated to the chief executive and that he does
not oppose the labor Injunction, said Frank MORRISON
secretary of the A. +. of |.
"Mr. Davis said: An executive who not or will
not lead congress that not and will not follow
how good government exist under such condtionsE
"Ths is rejectin of the MISUNDERSTOOD principle
that our government consists of three independent CO.
ordinatng branches Mr. Davis lets be understood he
favors president who will dictate to the aw-maklng
branch of our government His views harmonic with the
blunt editorial expression Of the Wall Street Journal
issue uen 10 last that business proposes that the pres
dent shall govern the United States and is taking steps
to make its will effective
Mr Davis scant reference to the labor injunction IS
most significant He said labors right to organize and
bargain collectively must not be impaired either by IN
junction or by any other device
mo Injunction Judge has denied labOrs right to
organize bargain collectively This Is even conceded
by the stoutes defenders of Gasm. These unprncped
wrts appear only when trade unonstS would realize the
purposes for which they unite.
"Trade unionists will not permit the-labor injunction
escape discussion by catchy phrases or vevety terms
This process overhrows government by law and restores
the most hateful of all autOcraceS- judlcial.rule.
"The labor injunction has undermined our JUDICIARY
1t has brought that branch of government under
popular suspicion and attack s.s.
"rThe labor injunction is so fraught with menace to-
our institutions it can no longer be waved aside Lest be
charged with undue let me quote from recent
address the labor injunction by United States Senator
Pepper before the American Bar association
"'In the senate one quickly becomes aware OF the
existence throughout the country of sentiment on this
subject which, if unchecked might easily develop into
revolutionary sentiment
900 maintain such confidence lin our judiciary
must conne the courts to the sphere IN which the
creators of our constitutional system intended them to
live and move and have their being?"
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1924-08-22

dealing gases who can imagine the
results of another war?
With this array of facts before US
what should be the attitude Of the
church of Jesus Christ? If there is
a dissenting voice in the land should
il not come from the church? How
can the church sit idly by while such
program Is being constructed and
keep quiet. How can the church place
the mantle of charity over the institu-
ton of war and then go to the people
with the message of goodwill and
peace? Can its ministers administer
the things of war and the things of
Christ? Can it pray the blessing of
God upon that which will mean the
destruction of itself and the cause OF
Christ? The church should take the
position that war is a supreme viola
ton of Jesus way of life.
The church should exert its moral
power for the establishment of an IN
sttution through which to handle In
tefnational relations.
What shall we do with the Defense
Test? Denounce il as folly and place
the stamp of our disapprOval upon it!
We DtloliE " AHOSc WIN ipSn ~
ward to the time, when God will
Judge between nations, and will decide
concerning many peoples; and they
shall beat their swords into plow-
shares, and their spears into pruning
hooks. Nation shall not lift up sword
against nation, neither shall they
learn war anymore. But they shall
sit every man under his vine and
fig tree" and none shall make them
afraid for the mouth of Jehovah of
hosts hath spoken it."
We belong to those who have cham-
poined the life and ideals of Jesus
expressed in that universal petition:
Our Father, which art in heaven,
Hallowed by thy name;
Thy kingdom Come,
Thy Will be done,
On Earth
As in heaven.
Give US this day our daily bread
And forgive us our debts as we for
give our debtors.
Lead us not into temptation but
deliver US from evil.
For thine is the kingdom, the
power, the glory forever.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1924-08-22
DEFENSE
TEST OPPOSED BY
URBANA PASTOR
CONTINUED from Page ~

Continued from Page ID
of the state of Massachusetts has is
sued the statement:
"We believe this proposal to be
inexpedient and inconsistent with our
avowals of peaceful purpose and in
tent, especially at this time when the
world sorely needs assurances of mu-
tual confidence. No possible technical
advantages of mobilization day can
compensate for the loss of our moral
prestige and for the weakening of the
faith of other nations in us. The
more successful the demonstration OF
our power to mobilize, the more
ground other nations will have to sus-
pect and fear u.s."
"a recent gathering of army and
navy Inen condemned the churches
for thei petition declaring such to
be outsideN. province of the church;
war and pfeNRation for war are
strictly political matters and they
want no mixing of the church with
the affairs of the state.
How rapidly we have been PRUS-
SlON1ZEDi The War Department
proceeds in its propaganda in the face
of this peaceful protest. Plans are
under way to organize all towns that
Wa might adequately demonstrate our
fighting strength. All the mayors Of
the state are invited to Chicago next
week to get their orders. The church
is expected to pack its ideals In the
silence of the past and become a
drummer boy in the procession.
Those who have expressed opposi-
ton have done so First: on the
ground of the RIGHT guaranteed by
the CONSTITUTION of the United
States; Second, the day is without
precedent i'm our l4S years of history
as a REPUBLIC. Why establish
one? Third, the influence such a
mobilization of our strength will have
upon other peoples. If France were
to do it; if England were to do it; if
Japan were to do it; We would view
their action with justified suspicion.
When as a nation we have shown no
disposition in creating those inStitu-
tons for the establishment and per-
petuation of an International peace
will not the nations of the world mis-
construe our folly?
Many of the instruments of the last
war have been abandoned because in
adequate. Larger and more powerful
guns have been made. We have just
launched one of the largest submar-
ines of all navies. With the mastery
of the air and the invention of death