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â-  . ' THE LAKE SHORE NEWS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1921 r» of any ether American 1 contains a foreign-born rhe Bishop of the Pitts- Lodges, churches and clubs hare „ church said, "My people •burgh and Pittsburgh is but they do not see Am- rica goes on over their is exactly the point; we can into the life and il customs and stand- of these immigrants . srican culture. They ttu'tomed to look upon it with suspicion and rernment to them is op- means taxation and lieges aken away. They have )t learne that government means American citizens protection, op- rtunity, co-operation, freedom and le self sovereignty of free born :n. We must discover America to lem, wnp i means more than the lowledge of the map of the United ites and a great deal more than a lple form of government. We must iveal to them the fact that America a soul, that the real America is the >irit of our Democratic society in lich every citizen meets every other Itizen on equal level politically and Jo. any other basis according to his [gifts and achievements. It is not a leefcanical melting pot process, it is ftpStual transformation that must aWomplishued. We must assimil- ite Fur foreign population, which leans that as the food which we eat assimilated and metabolized being insferred ffM kfi r tissue, brain ajld njM fibre*>f our living or- w rj^^r shall tnrJmmigrants be isformed and assimilated into the ig soul and Idealism of the Am- in society. To be a great nation not necessary to be of one blood, |t is positively essential that we Jf one mind and one heart, loyalty [one government and one flag. All Tt learn to apeak one languageâ€" lAmerican language; we must i to understand each other, that may be loyal to each other. If Kan talk together we can think Ether and act together in support >ur ideals. As the fifty nations filing through the doors of our 7-wiT must teach them that are the fires of God,, that they come to, and that their old na- .al feuds, race hatred and petty ousics which save divided the ons of Europe for centuries, must plotted out and forgotten. If the erican soldiers, representing all I racial groups: billeted together ihe battle fields -of France wear- thc khaki, could pull together as dies" and comrades in time of in a strange land, under the stars surely these same citizens can live to- ur land of freedom in time as neighbors, friends and tizens under the same flag and stripes, The Effective Plan outlineAJhe„probleni «..j gested the solution. The men of Chicago have faced lem for some* years, but e last year have they de- n which comprehends the â- ur vicinity ana state. The ericans of the State of ve organized a complete the racial groups and the >eople. It has provided a bureau, which has carried re of Americanism to a >le in the last eight is Speakers' Bureau stag- in 1000 meetings^on the trs of ChicagoBi which >uted over 67^enters, >8en because ofRhe fre- idical meetings In those has trained a corps of ind to increase the force (school for soap 1>ox >in the next six weeks. a series of lectures into "of our" priest Chicago rerfng allJfthe firms of Jvlith a Jhree months -hese! meetiJfes have been havJndrCJJty /honsand Jbf men; they Wer^ of *cre J "ill' _j UlPffln..... Lectures â- VfiRn the parks of the 5nse crowds during the . Jonths. More than 200 Fools have been covered with ?dnea*£P^ Lodcres. churches and cluha have ttk Jietitioned the Bureau for speakers, n all meetings held by United Am- ericans there has been free distribu- tion of brief loyalty pamphlets. 50,- 000 copies of the United States Con- stitution have been distributed. It is estimated that in addition to the people reached through our printed pamphlets and Speakers' Bureau an- other million have been reached through reprints in house organs and the public press. These articles ocarrying the purpose and scope of service of United Americans have been circulated through all the middle and western states by the United Press. The Chicago and Illinois dailies have been quite liberal in running the matter of United Am- ericans. "The policy of the organization is to pursue constructive and education- al methods. It is deemed that ab- usive language is nowhere per- missable; that the arguments of the Reds and milder Socialists must be answered with argument; that the American people will reason these questions over and that it is our duty" to show them the other side, from that which is usually preached from the soap-box. There were sec- tions in the city of Chicago where our patriotic speakers and the Am- erican flag were not safe upon the street corner/ but effort is being made through the fall and winter to establish proper auspices in every section of the city and by the eternal God our message of Americanism will be carried into every section of Chicago through the summer months. "The allegiance of the un-American masses to the principles of our con- stitution and the ideals of our Am- erican traditions may be assured by our persistent nation-wide campaign of education in-the interest of these things which are as sacred to us as our lives and fortunes. We believe that under God and the Stars and Stripes and the American Constitu- tion our resourceful American peo- ple, combining in the fusion of blood of fifty nationalities the best gifts and genius of all nations will be able to build upon these broad prairies and fertile fields and the sure found- ations laid by our forefathers a na- tion that will stand forever as a monument and bulwark to the de- fense of humanity right to life, lib- erty and the pursuit of happiness." DDYOU L that over 3000 people in WtU mette, Kenilworth and Gross Point received more than $10,000.00 in Cash or Credits for interest on Savings Accounts during 1920 at m ® RE-ELECT OFFICERS OF ., FIRST NATIONAL BANK At a meeting of the diicitot* <~>f the hirst National Bank of VVumitte. held Thursday Janua»; \i ihe fol- lowing officers ,/f the bhakii.g house were re-elected fo«- th„ current >ear; President, Fr.uk J baker Vice president, I \i Appti Cashier, Rob W. Webber Assistant cashiei N. A b« * The annul ineeti.ig i lideiH of the bank Saturciav. January & of (ho j .«> i . 1 ;ld o. YOUR HOME BANK Our Savings Accounts are increasing; a reaction from the wave of reckless spending which has been sweeping over the country, foretells a return to good old fashioned common sense which prompts people to lay by at interest a part of every dollar they earn. Now is the time to make plans to increase your Savings for 1921 as regular weekly or monthly deposits with interest compounded Semi-annually will surprise you. Come in and talk it over WILMETTE STATE BANK OUILMETTE K C. BOWLERS LOSE TWO TO CHICAGOANS i Columbu. icut Monday wild. Columt vUiicil wt the Knighla again enc./unLred de- eveni.ig at Hvanaton .j took th«.m into camp with two victories to one. On the ,jthcr alleys Univ. »oh; awt< utitud tv two defeats at the hands ot Ncv ni&ii hewiuaii and Ouiirnetle iir. sckeduL.l io oppi.se each other nc.M Monday w.c.ing'. U»ivert>ity vs. Columbus is ihe other ^ardon the bill. pilllllllll "tftwtrit, ^Packing-t program. Miss J ane ains els Removed tout Operation urn T.IU How Eltern.l }mir Brought Quick &&S PW Hob Wil III to* tAltUMl £>**< clal Green St.. <-r, the Chi- ll 2 bottles u can't â- 00. y friends atlon. Now Quadruple, to use and. wear low ublish var ty to tell onally or In small for moat irritate, y work. normal dally. Come Early Automobilelnsurance V. lu»h 1 NkI till V>[, UgClll K>i lite Continental Auto Insurance As- sociation of Springfield, 111., ..ays that the )oy of automobiling is to know thut y >u. car is insured and if yon should have an accident y,.di claim will be |,uid at once. {(/\,,J L, in Ot X in .J tal{ it Lin iii t* tr SSSJ sag | buaiiLy Evening c i.i iTLis 1 NOKTliROP STREET WINNETkA it i Mr. b«.ton Thatcher, Baritone Miss Anna Nyberg, - - Violinist Miss Marie Von Ritter, Organist See These Bargains Offered by ME. Barker & Co. 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