Show PEACE UNIVERSAL Ohio's Burton BUton Stirs Congress With Wih Speech in Favor of Arbitration LAUDS PREST ROOSEVELT Generations Will lIi Wl cud Call Cl Him hun HI el for ro Ifs His Ils Efforts Effort Toward To- To ward Harmony Washington May Ma a 4 Universal pe peace ce International II disarmament armament and International arbitration were wele were matters m maters lot for O discussion dl In iii the time house today ton In connection with the naval nn al appropriation tion ton Ion bill bi Representatives ta Burton Rep 0 O. advocate u ocate of ot disarmament as ns th time the means to universal peace nn and Representative Butler Buter Rep Pa Pa declared de de- de- de claret cared that un universal l el I peace depended upon the time of the nation naton for lor war an and delivered the p principal speech At Atthe Atthe Atthe the conclusion of both applause ensued ensue Time The Presidents President's message giving a n knock out blow to th the Standard Oil on trust an and amid the report of or Commissioner Garfel Garfield on or his Investigation of or this trust was enthusiastically received b by bythe bythe the members on oum both sides glde of or th time the chamber Democracy Not Thee Free Trade Mr 11 Flood Dem Den Va Ya Inaugurated the days day's discussion o of the time naval na appropriation ap ap- ap hill bill hl wih with a description of or what hat the time Jamestown exposition was to be be He was followed by hy I Representative Live tive Clark Dem Dora Fla Fia who turned hl his attention to the tariff The Time Democratic Demo Demo- cratic party part had hiatt never been a n free trade party h he declared and he announced announced announced an an- while the time Republicans ap- ap applauded ap ape that if time the party ever In Indorsed Indorsed In- In free Cree trade lade he lie would leave it on the In Instant tant Mr Mi h Calder Caller Rep Ret N. N Y ad advocated the building of all ni ships of o war var In the thc ro nav navy mm yards For 10 Universal tl Peace Mr 1 Burton In his speech for tor universal ant uni er versal ersal al peace peace peace-a a speech of tho the present ent for naval na al increase In Increase Increase In- In crease said Ic The chief glory of the thc administration tion of tiC Theodore Roosevelt when It becomes a of history and hl his chief glory lor as a an individual will wi not he 10 his part in iii San Sari Juan hill hl or In man many of the other great movements In which h he lie has shown such Mich splendid leadership leader leader- ship ship his his greatest distinction will wi not bo be lo that h he lie was as elected by hr such an overwhelming o plurality to the tine presidential chair the highest office on the globe but but It will wl be that It I was by b hl his offices that bloodshed was stayed amid nn the time war var wal between two countries Japan and Russia was brought brought to an end I Call Roosevelt HIes cd Long applause from from Republicans and auth Democrats compelled Mr Mm I. I Burton to io pause for tOl a minute and arid then he cont continued This Is enough to make nations of ot ofal enough all al clInes climes of or all al continents rise up and ant call cl him him and his memory blessed Arbitration was the lie means of averting averting avert avert- In ing and arid settling disputes between be be- be- be tween en nations naton he lie added Since he ho said two Iwo hundred controversies controversies- between naLon nations have been betH settled by b peaceful arbitration Preparation will wi not riot make our erie OU neighbors believe bele we nr are working toward pence peace but to toward toward to- to ward war he lie hf aIMed added As lon long as we talk about war we are not turning turning to the tIme rising sun un We e aro are 1001 looking hooking ln ba boel backward ek iva ward ri Fore Force to 1 11 Insure IC Peace Pence Br Dr Butler Dutel In replying said that he Ie hewn wn was as for fOI peace pence and he was for Cor a great na navy and army n as peace neace Hace can only be beH secured H hy by thc e two t o mighty engines of enforcing peace peace Of Ot arbitration Mr Mi Ir Butler said ald Buter Compulsory ol international arbitration tion ton is I a dream arid and anc involves complete disarmament It I I Is not looked for and arid should riot not be hoped for Cor Man an is not read ready reay for COl submission slon that deprives him of or his hl Independence and his state of it its so ele sovereignty so nty Dont Don't let our OU mode modesty t tend to an nn underestimation of oC our olin own importance and arid dont don't let our om- acts Interrupt the tIme humanizing Influence which our nation sends send b broadcast throughout the tIme orld world Dont Don't let lot us fritter awn away our opportunity Uly in in reviving ln le things thinGs that have ha e proven plO 1 fail fuH- tires ures g er Every I place where our OU national influence reaches quickens with wih life and ant blossoms with wih prosperity Let Lct us give ghe our government time the armament she relic d desires for the time work worl she has to 10 todo do 10 to make lule laws las law o of sense which even mud amud muc men of or the time earth cavil will wl be bound to observe 0 b I e. Lo ln Quaker Mr rr Calder who followed Mr Ir Butler But But- ler 11 created a l laugh by l' announcing that he lie gave his huts approval to the time views view's expressed Ja e b by the peace loving peace Quaker of Pennsylvania Mr I 1 Butler Butier Buter |