Article February 14, 1920 Issue

Signs of the Times

with contributions from Frank Crane, Arthur S. Hoyt, Dudley D'a. Wright

[Frank Crane in Chicago (Ill.) News]

The cure of industrial unrest is trust. We must believe in each other. There is only one thing that can make bolshevism, the social and industrial revolution, and all such threatening things dangerous—that is to be afraid of them.

Humanity is always going up to possess the promised land. It is full of various Philistines, Hivites, and Jebusites. It swarms with dragons, monsters, and man-eating ghosts. Some are always trembling for the future and viewing with alarm. But ever the command of destiny is, "Be strong and of a good courage." So shall the promised land be yours.

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