NO MORE WAR MEETINGS

Maoriland Worker, Volume 13, Issue 30, 25 July 1923, Page 9

NO MORE WAR MEETINGS

In many parts of New Zealand No More War meetings will be held on Sunday next, the anniversary of the outbreak of war in 1914. The Ma-oriland 'Worker calls on its readers wherever meetings take place to attend in force, and so make effective the demonstration against the crime iof the ages. Despite the world's j losses since 1914, and, the wicked- | ness and suffering engendered by the war, new wars are in prepara-

tion, and new enmities are bein£ I exploited. To save the world, the • spirit of war, and the economic I system of competition and greed, ?must be vigorously opposed and uprooted. Begin now! Crowd ■the meetings, and register a proi test against the organised murder of human beings.