SUGGESTIONS FOR WORK IN THE PEACE AND ARBITRATION DEPARTMENT.
(By its Superintendent). (1 ». Give all the support you can to Movements having for their aim the spread of the ideals of Peace. (2) Do what you can to help on any local effort towards this object. (3) Use all your influence towards promoting the teaching of Peace Principles amongst the children, and especially in the Public Schools. (4 1 . Note in your reading au> items of interest bearing upon this subject, and bring them forward at your next Union meeting. (5). Observe the W r .C.T.U. Peace Day, (third Monday in May), by holding a special meeting for Peace on that afternoon. (Hi. Give half an hour at a meeting of your Union to the consideration of Peace Work periodically, say once in three months. (7i. Respond as far as possible to any appeal from the Superintendent of the Department, and bring it before your members. (8) Affiliate with the League of NatioP-s Union, and work for the League in any way you can. (9) Make the work for Peace a subject for prayer, both individually and as a Union. (10). Think Peace, Speak Peace, and live Peace in the home, that it may be a centre from which Peace shall radiate continually.
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White Ribbon, Volume 30, Issue 360, 18 June 1925, Page 2
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