Salt Lake Telegram | 1921-09-04 | Page 6 | Archbishop on Disarmament

ARCHBISHOP UN ON DISARMAMENT Believes I It t Offers Relief From High Taxes ST. ST AUGUSTINE rIa Ila Sept Sr S.- S. Bishop M. M J. J Curll Curley who as tho the now archbishop of ot Baltimore will take tako over o ocra overa a part of oC tho the duties of or the late Jato Cardinal Cardinal Cardinal Car Car- dinal Gibbons in tho the first Int interview given since his appointment hit bit straight from the shoulder on topics of ot national Importance Hero Here is what ho he said Disarmament relieving the shoulders shoulders ders of tho the of oC the he tax load now being placed upon them b by the preparations preparations prepa prepa- rations for another war is an excellent excellent excellent excel excel- lent thing If IC arranged for by hy mutual agreement among the great nations it will be bo a great blessing I do not think however that America should I Iset set an example of or disarmament hopInS' hopInS hop hop- lug InS to for I other nations to follow I It pleases mo mc to see flee that the lead leadin in settlement of or tho the worlds world's peace penco is Ie I being taken lI by our president It will willbe willbe b be remembered however that almost this same proposition was suggested Bus by the pope lOpe three years ago always has been heen and always will be Possibly it has been intensified following tho the last Jast w war waa Evils are arc not nol to bo condoned nor mado made light ight l of but are to ho he to tho the best of ot the nations nation's ah ability III ty As Asa a remedy the rising generation should bo be taught religious and moral prin prin- Religious teaching is the greatest great great- I est cst ne need d of or tho present day With a humorous in his eye cre tho the elect archbishop-elect said said The present day styles are arc too SHORT lived for mo mc to bother with Prohibition is the tho law Tho The people people peo peo- pIe made It nn and now thc they must abide by and respect IL