The evening world. Newspaper, November 10, 1922, Page 27

LENGE EOE EP LET CR Tn r THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, ILLINOIS WOMAN WHO TAKES FATHER’S MRS, HUCK TO ASK "SSS THAT PUBLIG VOTE | ON PEAGE OR WAR, Pee SS ae Bring Other Nations Into Line, Urges Late W. A. Mason’s Daughter. CHICAGO, M., Nov. 9.—Mre. ‘Winifred Mason Huck, elected to fill the unexpired term of her father, the late William A. Mason, as Repre- sentative at Large from [linois until March 4, 1923, issued the following statement: “I believe that in view of the last war the important obligation of tris feneration to the néxt ist! estab- hing of @ working foundation for World peace. Peace is not to be had by legisiation alone, but by educaticn nit or supported by legisla- “We have had in our last war an experience that, in my estimation, ts Feady to be supported by legislation which, at the same time, must stimu- MRS QV INIERED M. MICK late education. For that reason I ad- READY FINANCH. Yooate an amendment to the Consti- (From the Boston Transcript.) tution that will make the primary] Hart (on country road)—Look at declaration of war impossible except] those toughs ahead of us. I shouldn't by a direct vote of the people. People| wonder if we were held will not dare to cast an unintelligent}, 28"? eataamne el? tae hs ‘vote upon the question of war. morning. “From a domestic angle, it would bring us a step closer to a purer @emocracy. From the international angie we, as the leading Nation of the world, could require such a con- seasion of the Government that might wish to talk treaties or credits with us. Once the people have been edu- @ated to know that the war vote {x thelr right, wos to the monarch or Government who revokes the conces- @ion and declares war without the consent of the people. Financially there is no comparison between the relative values of establishing the war vote and establishing an interna- tional army. 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