WILD MEN WILL
NEVER SUCCEED!
LEEDS, Eng., June 7 (by Associat
ed Press).—Sir Arthur Shirley Benn,
who was head of the British mission
to the international trade conference
at Atlantic City last fall, told the
members of the Luncheon club that
he believed the United States and
Great Britain will continue to “pull
together.” If so, he said, they and
their Allies will be able to reconsti
tute Europe and get back to former
conditions of trade.
A great many people have said that
there is no chance of Great Britain
and the United States pulling togeth
er as they were too much alike—
too impetuous and aggressive. He did
not believe it. He has known Ameri
can since 1877 and has never known
a better feeling to exist between Eng
land and America than exists today
among the people who counted.
There are in America, he said. pro
Germans, Sinn Feiners, and others—
“wild men who are trying to uproot
the whole American constitution.’*
There are people who are working,
with pro-Germans and Seinn Feiners,
to do all they can against England.
But they will not succeed, he said.
The class of people in America who
are descended from Anglo-Saxon stock
are not giving up the government of
the country to any “mixed cosmopol
itan body of people like the Bolshe
vists and their class who are making
the trouble in America today ”
The bulk of the people of the Unit
ed States, he declared have the most
absolute faith in the honesty, cour
age and determination of John Bull.
Great Britain, he said, owes America
a big depbt, but the Allies owe Eng
land a larger one.
Y. M. C. A. PLANS
INCREASED WORK
AMONG CHINESE
TIENTSIN, China, June 7 (by As
sociated Press).—Enlargement of the
work of the Young Men’s Christian
Association in China is planned as an
outcome of the international conven
tion of the association just held in
Tientsin. A large number of new
branches are to be established and
100 more secretaries are to be re
cruited.
ENGLAND ENVIES j
OUR DONATIONS
LONDON. June 7 (by Associated
Press).—The Archbishop of Canter
bury has expressed his envy and
amazement at the way in which Amer
icans are subscribing money to For
eign missions abroad. He said at the
annual meeting of the Society for Pro
motion of Christian Knowledge that
the finances of the society in this
country were really in a perilous
plight while across the Atlantic they
somehow had a genius for raising
sums of money for charitable and re
ligious purposes which put England to
shame.
“It made one’s mouth water,” the
archbishop said, “to read that the
Methodist Episcopal church had se
cured promises for their mission work
for the next five years, of £33,000,000.
Its foreign mission board was able to
make an annual appropriation of
£2,000,000 while the Church of Eng
land was struggling to get another
£20,000.
ALUMNAI SENTIMENT
' FOR CLOSER BOND
PHILADELPHIA, June 7 (by Asso
ciated Press).—Major H. Tait McKen
zie, director of physical education at
the University of Pennsylvania has
been appointed a faculty member of
the University Council of Athletics.
For several years there has been a
strong undergraduate and alumni sen
timent to obtain his appointment by
the trustees in order that there might
be a closer bond between the depar
ment of physical education and inter
collegiate athletics as conducted by
the Council and Athletic Association.
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