Article May 24, 1919 Issue

Signs of the Times

with contributions from Louis E. Scholl, Hayward

[From an editorial in Detroit (Mich.) Free Press]

It is to be hoped that the best results of the bringing into close touch of the religious sects during the war will be made permanent. It is inconceivable that after the opportunities the sects have had of working together toward a common end, suffering together for a common victory, and praying together there will be no radical effect in the way of permanent rapprochement.

[Rocky Mountain News, Denver, Colo.]

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