Out of the many local obser-vanees of Armistice Day, one of the most fitting was that of the Fourth Regiment Church, wher men in the American Marine uniform gathered in memory of those heroes who brought honour to that uniform in the World War, ten years ago.
The Regimental Chaplain took for his subject "The Will to Understand." In the course of his address he said: "Out of the terrible tragedy of the World War has come a growing conviction that if we had had the will to understand' it all would not have happened. 8,598,315 were killed or died; 21,219,452 were wounded Dillions of dollary were spent: endless jealousies, suspicious and ies were born, All because not have the will to under-
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