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. SAYS GENERAL HARBORD
____.'lhe Fedord Council of Churches
m2
Interna-
’ COUNCIL OF K 01“ C 5
llsgmmciation
i‘i'MIS
Mode That
Russia,
and .I a p a 11
l‘ o m b l n e
‘l’i’orld
. \‘., Aug. (IL-—
7; :vslloxsly In
y.;~y he (Il'C‘lel‘l-
. l .‘injur Gonor-
1'1, {Mimi-1‘ 0.0me
or my yoslcrdu;
'll iul' (lofolmc
, n, consistent for-
w-npr-rnlion ‘VILII
‘. n l'i’lli‘llI for dis-
:H‘y‘
"<Imzil‘riirlnit-lit
'l v- ltlf<llluln ”II
'ivlr-l under the
‘w‘mrul Council of
4 I‘ll
Dpuiel A. Tobin of Brooklyn,‘
N. Y., is the new supreme
director of the Knights of Colum-
. r r: ‘ 'r ' that
. I IxI-trfliilfdnot n" bus. He was elected at the, re-
' . . .v'lmlml from the cent convention In New \ork
.. m unhappy man— Cih’ ' ‘
l‘ll'tg we hall :1..._..... “Mg” H,_.... .
ll: \I‘ 1051. US {he of us
\\ til ith countries south
clinging ghclr disputes before that
political organization for settlement.
“These are some of the things
that should be considered by those
who are moved by the plea. for dis-
armament. t h never
" merican armamen S ave
heefio real factor in either the
causation or prevention of war ex-
cept when they have 'been inade‘;
quote. They have encourage
stronger powers to p‘hasume up‘on
our supposed weakness. It in or
n that
2);: £3.89? studied history are a: the
opinion that far from being a can:
or war, adequate American arar
'33 ment would tend to quiet my in -
‘I 3' ‘Icz'nian-Riissian- national situation.
.. .,r.ml.inallon do to "But when it comeS to the 2:22;.
“" World? that exclusive or the Among? :égompe-
"i :\ union of ‘vhite it must be admitted t atbreeds a.
' ‘~ " L'Hllu red from the tithe growth at amigos:
‘ “Hm sea. and what feeling of internatidfln W
"‘ ”'1‘ or even unlikely "close contingumr ere
“’m-fi‘ ' revenue lumen
U
.~ of Julian." HG
' :vn alliance of the
‘ an impossibility
=z.~i:ussi:m-Chinoso—
.miun came about.
-< ..i: fur the world.
' M" church load-
. «'imns not to lake
Praying that .this
.4 :n align the church
.1 Mfume. by warrlo-
formation of a
.\ lln added:
religious paci-
" r‘rairous of dea-
.. pr-nIIQnCQ thcv could
u moxc eflective
r. fhr'»
W'l'nlv‘
l3.
lapanr-se. LXCIIISIOI’I “as brought
lit by the recent action of con‘
ggrcssfl said Dr. Sidney L. Gullck.
NAMED To SUPREME I
met 0! congreSu.
cion will grow.
.no money has yet been appropriated.
' the Japanese exclusion act and
Hum military men'
"Gran: conscqurncos arn‘ follow-
13 as a result oi.“ the way in “hicli
secretary of the commission on In-
iernational Justice and Good “fill of
at
Iilw institute. _
"A billion scli- ”spouting men
and “omen of the tar cast " he de-
('i‘qlllell “will inexiiably resent the
Ill-will and suspi-
"Amcriva will also suffer in that
lhls ill-will and resenlment. which.
while it may not necessarily lead 10
war, will cause a. demand for the ex-
pendiluic of hundreds of millions of
dollars for defense on the Pacific
coast. Congress will be asked to
build the great na\ :11 bases already
planned at. San Diego, San irrancisco
Puget Sound and Honolulu for which
While ouch \ast construcdon will be
mean prosperity ior some on the
Pacific coast it. would mean higher
taxes for entire country."
.Gulick, a. former misalonary in
Japan, who has traveled extenshely
in the far east and is recognized as
an authority On that part of the
world characterized the passage of
its
resulting antl-An‘ierican agitation in
aptin as a “tragic chapter in misfor-
tune, misinterpretation and mischie-
vbus politics. " Continuing, he said:
"The vast majority of the people
of t'he United States and no doubt
of California wish good will. under-
standing and peace with Japan.
They would unequivocally condemn
ulterior motives were they openly
advocated. The anti-Japan cam—
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Fblt That u a:
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Tired ,achy. blue .irritable?
Back lame and etifl? -
It. may be the story of weak kid-
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Ot toxic poisons circulating about.
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T’here e a. way to feel right again.
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Dean's are recommended by many
South _ Norw‘alk‘ . people:
John Peters. ‘28 Madison St, South
Nomlk. says: “I overtaxedv my
back. putting my kidneys out oi! fix
and tor elonguxne. I couldn’t bend
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through my kidneys and I could
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generdly rim. down and my kidneys
acted irregularly- I used Dean‘s
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kidney: in good shape.
Price 60c,
Many South Non-walk Folks 113m"
pat eli'dealere. Don't , 5
palgn has been so conducted
ihc peoplv have been completely lml
astray.
niflcd into mountains.
“And now-America as a nation has
been committed by congress an atti-
tude toward Japan and toward
billion self-respecting men and “'0—
men of the far cast. For the new
Immigration law is much more dras-
tic than ihe génllemen'e agreemcnl
or our Chinese exclusion law. it
not. only rigidly-limits admittances
from Japan. but also curlalls privi-
leges hitherto allowcdwo Chinese
travelers, Students and others. ‘ei'en
by'lhe rigid exclusion laws which
ha\e thus far been in force. This
fact has not not been generally not-
ed. ' -
Ailer a statement of various pro—
posed solutions of the situation
created by the exclusion act. the re-
speclive merits of which Dr. Gulick
did not discuss, he closed:
"Shall America, professing
words 10 love. peace. yet follow prin~
clplee and procedures that involve
militarism and perhaps ultimate
war? Shall America he obedient
to the ideals and spirit of Christ or
to the ideals andvnplrlt of Mars. A
concrete issue now confronts the
people of America.
thal‘
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Mule hills have been mag~'
all .Asiulics inevilably resenlcd by all
in
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ran. 7
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aims lhul no book Aagcms 810 10. b9 ; ‘ More}: my door child." she ex- ”m following words-K “Which 6f vou 3 91ng countries through Shipments o!
admitted to the building." he saId. Iclalmcd. “lib struck you“ men?" will go up wilh I}... to Ram'ol‘n “Nefislock or feed. This highly 9
“But \Ou lime just adserllsed {or “No, worse ihan that, moxhcr."-—~ (“103.1 3»: Then. pausing. he again ficient “oil: “as done during {his
agents to sell our he“ work, ’ pro-
tested tire sccrclar)’.
'Of com-30.1 want to tr) the aw
“Toll me at onm‘."
mended licr mothbr.
Micah! out- 1f :1» man (‘Ollld be “He—he just yawncd." eyes full at indignation, exclaimed: ihat the (OS! of eradicating a single;
stopped by a little thing like that The ("lklalimna “,0“... (my “mum ““111 none of you go with ”no disease “hich might enter were fit
what good would he be to us." 311ml completed lmiaihy oxplnnauom: gonllcman? Then, hang me, l‘ll‘go not for this protection, might easily
, "to an Osage chief.
Aflf'r having been laid up for a
Inilh lior liusbn ml again.
“I Wouldn‘ t limo minded
“nilml,
answered mo
\\ hen I scolded him. huJAbu——but he
ller IllOIIltl \\ as Illlx clioskcd at
and the young wife sohlwd afresh.
indignaml)‘ dP- .
I “Now l'vc‘ gone over this car g; ”559m Millik-
it gollmroughly wilh you; I've Shown _—.___.
nip-you every cam and shaft, aml I‘d . . — .1
back like [0 have your order. But is , The "Hire border of the
there still anyihing you don't un-
dorslandz any question you would
like. 10 ask?"
Chief—«‘Yes.
ed men under the
repeated lhe words.‘
At last a sailor started from his
's-oar and, looking around him with in proleclion.
myscl r: ’
very long" time the mountaineer re-
covered sufficiently to be able to 4
ride to town in his sonJmlaw‘s fliv-
ver.
“Well. how did you like it, L‘nclc
Tobe?" asked a. neighbor. after they
returned home.
"Pretty well thank ye, Samuel."
replied the ancient man. “But I
was right sorry lo see that they had
had a turrible epidemic of typhoid
fever—mighty nigh all the women
folks had their hair cut off."
The young married woman went
home to her mother and solibingiy
declared She just couldn't be happy
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Bureau of Animal Industry chm-tea
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