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. ‘ {or party considerations rather than
' solely for the good of the 'nation?
WASHINGTON, Oct. ' 19. -— "the
sponslble tor the delay in solving
problems or the wonlily” according to
Secretarf. in a. report
tratire Cemmltteo ot the Federal
Council of Churches. made pubno to-)
pair“ declares that the churches 914
the world must demand to:- the chi a
magistm'tes and ministers of state of
the nations the freedom from political
control now enjoyed in somé 'mensure
‘ by judges of court.
Dr. nectar-land
from strip to Europe,
came in contact with leading men in
England. France, Got-many. Belgium.
Holland, Denmark. end Sweden. He
states that there is a growing feeling,
among the people of all countries. in;
eluding our own.
confusion in world politics is in a.
large measure dué to the fact that
men in power are seeking first to.
maintain their own administrations.
second. to uphold their respective
parties, and third after taking care of
the other two. to do what they can
(or their country. This selfishness
lend lack of real patriotism he states.
has prevented the solution of the
economic problems which are at the
background of all troubles of the
world} He said:
"Moe men in. oil countries are
thinking very deeply upon questions
which do not narrow down to any one
nation or to any one political party
or administration within a nation.
They are asking:
“How far are our ills due to the
lamentable {act that‘ governments act
hols lust notii'rndd
“How far do governments _seek to
express the highest sentiments of the
people?
" ‘How far do they seek intelligent
enlightmént of the people as to the
good of the nation and of humanity?
"How far do thcy allow the people
to rest in blind and helpless realty to
party interests?
“Can these governments shake off
the party shackles that now bind
~fihem and leave administrations tree
to seek the good of. nationh and hu-
manlty without the dead hand'or party
concern? If any one great nation can
answer this question. tllc rest of the
irorld would react to such moral lead-
is clear that the church
throughout the world must find her
voice and utterance demanding free-
dom for chief Magistrates and Minis-
ters of State. such as we now have
in some mcasure for the judges of
courts. so that the dead hand of
partisan and personal politics shall
be forever cut of! from the body
politics.
"The present need of the world
cannot wait for this. but the same
public sentiment that will yet arise to
‘gudc our wavering fcet. will be but
’he unconscious expression of this
greater, ultimate rival-
"The churches must pondc‘r these
questions. Those who attended the
great gathering or the European Pro—
testant (‘ihurchis at Copenhagen. or
tin: \\ orld Alllxnc - 0: Churches at l: n
saln (ity. hue no doubt that the
Gospil of Christ is so great and so all-
cmbracing of humanity as to have. in
it the mom] and spiritual principles
for solving the problems of the
world."
SAYS AMERICAN
lElilflN 13 lillNli
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NEVV ORLEANS. Ls... -0ct. 19 (As-
sociated Press).——The (ourth day Of
the national convention "s: the Amerié
can Legion was marked by the arrival
of the Commander of the American
Expeditionary forces, General John J.
Pershing, who Ruched here today
from Washington after a. day spent in
his sleeping car ahead of his stat! of-
. floors and grasped the'hands of the
tlon to meet him.
Tomorrow the Legion will select a
successor to Hani‘ord Marnider na-
tionai commander of the organization.
Into last night Major Hugh Scott. a
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Colonel Forbes' decision to return to
Washington followed a long distance
telephone conversation with high atti-
clals in Washington. in close touch
with the President. According to the
sources usually reliable, the Chief Ex-
ecutlve said that Colonel Forbes was
at liberty to me his judgment as to
remaining here.
Major Scott said that he regarded
the Legion as a. dying organization.
and that he believed that the last blow
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Alvin T. Owsley.
g'ion' s commission on Americanization.
appears to be the outstanding undi-
date for national commander. ‘8'“
porters of William F. Doegan Nola?
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' heswas running, tort
dead hand or party politics is re- 5
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in which he , ‘ '
that the present. ’
Atlanta, Ga. _
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medical officer, whose-home is in Ok— ,
when . ,
President Harding- vetoed the measure »
head or the Le- '
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APPEAIJS To THE 0 have helped to sustain millions of _ VISIT _
RED CROSS T hearts. It seems necessary that some
- “I Américan doctors and nurses should o
KEEP UP ORK be left to insure continuance. More— Shaplro BrOSI
. over, the moral effect of their pres-
(Continued. from First Page) once mldght help greatly in maintain-
-——‘ h 1th ing the strength of the people of LIVE STORE
and quickenlng its hOD?- T cw ' Europe until our mtion as a. whole .
drawal of this moral sunport at the finds its way. Something for ’
present moment would seem to at: “I understand that the American PEverybody in the FULEZ)’.
most unfortunate RT; Cbeoszuheds been Red Cross is not without resources,
wise “0““, 0! t e e r and I suggest that our Committee in ._
that of initiating work and the“ gralliu- “Vashington inquire into this matter, 123 WASHINGTON STREET
3‘" placing it Upon the 'rtesponIBtlbiLty urging that a suiiicient personnel hes so, NORWALK, CONN
of the European author‘t‘es as left in Europe to maintain the strong; .
not men initiated new work whenmell' sense of moral relationship. Such
“X‘S‘mg “‘Sumuons could be vitalizet contacts as these between the hearts
and]firrelaéigst’goatiggl: number of of the American people and the;
3 mi lea‘rts of th . no in of Europe are o .
nurses are to bc left for the se'nice of {be highest :a‘iuepnt a time “her our Auto Mg, F e R de ti 3
the Child vuelfare \Vork. to which the Gm eminent finds itself largely un- W and I
lied Cross has been confined and that able to become the organ and channel mp8, ,
the dmelopment of the Junior Réd to convcv or to express our friendship Made to 0m 1
Cross “ill continue longer under Atni- for our suffering brethren ‘ :
erican guidance. Liberal supper s . ,2
also continued for the League of Red —-————F rm o-f Rea- ding yam Hotels of m m _
Cross Societies. 3?“ 0' ‘ b d th ‘ .
' The continuance and development A man impro‘cs morl.‘ y 1:511f mg e . i
of the Training schools. with the help story of a person em mm or pm-
of American workers. is the m0s‘ dance and \irluc than by me finest VICTOR WESELY
pilomlsing part of the present plan rules and precepts of morality.—Ad- ‘3 Mn P ‘5
During the past your s 910873!“ °f dison. 8‘- M m
constructive child health has been
established in the war-stricken coun- ,1 , , ..
tries of Central Europe, including _/
model dispensaries and home visiting.
this. it is hoped will be continued.
.- -1 do not know just how far the i Men’s and Y'Ollng Men‘s-
Red Cross authorities lune committed i .
themselves to withdrawal of person- ; . Suits ,
no]. I am persuaded that it isldtgo : 1
soon to do so and that we shou e . .
removing a. moral support which g Openmg Specgal ,
means much to Europe at the present $21 75 .
moment of distress. I can hardly con- m . .
ceive of a more unfortunate time to do .
Old Friends at the Old ——
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further isolation.
“For the past four years. the Red
Cross has-been no inconsiderable fac-
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