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GENERAL ADMISSION lOc

PHILADELPHIA ANTI- WAR HALLYat tfu METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSEon WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6th, 8 P. M.

ROGER BALDWINWM. H. FINESHRIBER

RESERVEDSECTIONS 2Sc & SOc

FRANK R. CROSSWAITHNORMAN THOMAS

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PHILADELPHIA ANTI-WAR COMMITIEE, 1924 CHESTNUT STREET, RIT. 4475

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A CALL TO PHILADELPHIANSAnti- War Mass Meeting APR IL 6· Metropolitan Opera House

War will bring untold misery and brutalizationto the American people. War today meansfamine. disease. destruction of life and

From every direction the familiar din of war property. concentration camps. and dan-propaganda beats upon our ears. gerous power in the hands of a few. It will

Our nation is founded upon the principles of inevitably fasten the chains of dictatorshipdemocracy. but our people are denied the upon us.democratic right to vote upon the issue of It is not too late to keep America out of war.a declaration of war. if we act at once. .

Our heritage is that of a free people. but we Thousands of Americans. of whom the under-are faced with Mobilization Day plans for signed are representative. have united onactual dictatorship over labor and industry. the following minimum program to stopand the conscription of all men. women. American militarization and keep Americaand children in the bloody business of war. out of war. and to that end are sponsoring

Our people demand peace. but they are of- a series of Mass Meetings throughout thefered military alliances. nation on April 6:

1. For the immediate removal of American ships and Marines from Chinese territory.American nationals remain at their own risk.

2. For a billion dollar building program instead of a billion dollar rearmamentprogram.

3. For support of the original Ludlow-LaFollette amendment. assuring Americancitizens the democratic right to vote on a declaration of war.

4. For opposition to the Industrial Mobilization Plan and the Sheppard-May Bill;and to all "conscription" pl~ns. as leading to military dictatorship.

5. For support of' a vast program of construction. conservation. and education toprevent a stampede into war as an escape from unemployment.

6. For opposition to entangling alliances with any nation or bloc of nations forwar. under any name or pretext; but support for positive co-operation with allnations for disarmament and peace.

war.The United States is moving rapidly toward

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Abraham EpsteilfHenry Pratt FairchildJames T. FarrellDavid H. H. FelixHarold FeyWm. H. FineshriberJohn T. FlynnDr. Frank D. GettyClinton GoldenMorton GoodmanLouis HackerGeorge W. HartmannJesse HolmesJohn Haynes HolmesSidney HookQuincy HoweHannah Clothier HullEdwin C. JohnsonFrancis Fisher Kane

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