Article October 7, 1922 Issue

Signs of the Times

with contributions from Lloyd George, Auckland Geddes, Fred J. Ney, Henry Ford

[From the Times, New York, N. Y.]

Never before, perhaps, have nations so much needed religion as a motive and sanction, and as food for faith, hope, and charity. ... Nothing is so much needed to-day in the rehabilitation of the broken world, as a faith that still holds toward a higher, diviner goal than mere social and economic and political adjustment—than things that are purely physical and temporal.

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