THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 1925
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“The Unholy Three**
ORDS
Mias Lucille Atkinson. The address
of the afternoon was given by Bev.
Livingstone on “World Court.’’ In the
-course of bis speech Mr. Livingstone
said:
“More than 25 ttas-s the present
population of the globe has been slain
In battle; the recent world war cost
line program was given. A group of
in human life 10 million soldiers
known dead: three million prwntrert
to be dead: 18 millton civilians, 20
million woi : i ded, n,n*' i dill -n war
orpha: ■, live uiIlion wall widc.wie, and
10 million refugees.
“In money it cost >200.500,000.000 in
cash; add to this the property de
stroyed and capitalise the value of
lives lost it would aggregate SKjO.tMM),-
000.000. Thia enormous sum would be
equivalent to a total of $20.000 every
hour since the birth of - Christ; the
world war coat nine million dollars for
every hour of its duration; one day’s
cost of that struggle would mean the
sum total earning of 2.150 workers at
an annual wage of $2,500 per year for
a nerlod of 40 years.
“In spite of this the nations of the
earth ar,- preparing fof war. The
world court is one of the greatest <>f
all schemes of preventing war, but It
has three weaknesses that must be
remedied if it is to prove adequate to
the needs of the age: Mcmtburship In
it is voluntary; the utilising of the
court by its own memlier* is purely
voluntary, and the court has no power
to enforce its own decrees."
Mrs. W. O. Livlngstoue was appoint
ed county peace superintendent.
Mrs. Oxliorrow Joined the Hood Riv
er union at this meeting.
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Dw UNIVERSITY oi OREGON
contains:
Funeral services were held Friday
for Frauds Leroy Blagg,
of Jus
tice of the Peace and Mr». F. II. Blags,
at the gravealde at Jdlewilde cemetery.
Rev. K. A. Ilutchlnaon, pastor of the
Upper Valley ('/immunity church, of
ficiating. lie died at the home of his
parents the Wednesday before.
Mr. Rlagg, X\. had been an Invalid
since 101N, having contracted sleeping
sickness while In a training camp at
San Francisco. He recently returned
home from American Lake hospital at
Tacoma. He was a member of the
Upper Valley Community church and
the Woodmen of the World.
Tlie following brothers and sisters
survive Mr. Blagg; Mrs. C. R. Pengh.
of Hermiston; Mrs. J. M. Denunon, of
Parkdale; Henry Blagg. of Han Fran
cisco, and Irl Blagg and Misses Mar
garet. Beryl and Ruth Blagg, of Hood
River.
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