Evening Star Newspaper, November 7, 1927, Page 18

18 MACFARLAND PAYS ARMISTICE TRIBUTE Head of Federal Council of Churches Speaks at Mt. Vernon Place M. E. An Armistice address was delivered by Rev. Dr. Charles S. MacFarland, meneral secretary of the Federal Councll of the Churches of Christ in America, at special exercises yes- terday morning, at the Mount Vernon Place M. E. Church South, under the auspices of the Commission on In- ternational Justice and Good Wil “During the week that this day ushers in, from end to end of our| broad land, mothers and wives, sis- | ters and dear ones, will shed again their tears of mingled sorrow, joy and honorable pride,” he said. “Ten- der and trembling hands will st | fresh flowers upon myriads of grassy | mounds in memory of honored and courageous men who for the Nation have given up their lives.” Light of Human Ideals. The speaker In the course of his ad- ared that the shining per- of the United States will to shed the light of human pon century after alleged historians of neration, who have, re and hilarious im- sought to cast upon them rk shadows of their own sor- S y t one extreme and the maniacs pyromaniacs still at large in Chi- we find_ourselves between the and the deep sea.” MacFarland said that with our entrance into the World War the United States launched upon the fourth great epoch in its history, that of establishing “some principle of hu- | man freedom which shall extend to | the unity and the mutual duties of all nations.” How to Attain Ideal. Abe Martin Says: Lots o' folks are too proud t’ beg, but they seem t' enjoy bein’ dunned. I'd rather be wrong than th’ Presl- dent o' Mexico. (Copyright. 1027.) seek agreement with the other na- tions of the world to submit our judg- ments to the court which was the cre- ation of our own great statesman and former Secretary of War, Elihu Root”; that our country “sit down with the other nations and complete a compact for both security and dis- armament, which our own Gen. T hord once proposed and now su ed by M. Briand”; and that wi s- pose all our unofficlal observers into whole-souled and hearty co-operators in those commissions which are unit- ing the rest of the world in great mor- al enterprises for the social and politi- cal redemption of humanity.” He declared the World War taught the lesson that “no nation could live or die to itself and that no nation can do as it pleases without it being the concern and interest of every na- tion of the world. The same principle that we established between our States in 1861 must now become world- wide. 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Arrangements for the annual round- up and dance of the Big Ten Alumni Association to be held ember 19 at | the Washington Hotel, were com- pleted at the dinner meeting Satur- | day night at the University Club. Special musical features were out- lined to iven in addition to the dancing h is the chief part of each year's program. Plans were also winning the confer- ence championship. The membership of the committee on arrangements includes Norman Damon, chairman, and Dr. F. Mcl. an; Miss Emily Clark, O. H. Elevihem, Wis- FURNITURE Today and All This Week rugs are all rare specimens of beauty — shades uncommon in Persian Carpets. !j Lilahan | Approximately 2.5x4.5 | $33.50 Chinese Rugs Size Namazis H 8x10 $215 Lilahan Approximately 3x5 Kenapes $46.50 Arak Approximately 9x12 MAYER & CO. 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