C. A. is proven guilty of misdemeanor beyond a doubt?
If you are such a great advocate of justice and right, I wish to refer you to Matt. 7-1. And in order to save you the trouble of laboriously looking it up in the well-thumbed pages of your Bible, I will quote the passage;
judged; for with what judgments ye judge, ye shall be judged; and with what measure ye mete, it shall be measured to you again."
There is not the ghost of a doubt but that, if a drive should be started tomorrow to raise funds for the Y, there are thousands of broad-minded people throughout the nation who would gladly and freely give to so worthy a cause; and more than sufficient funds would be immediately forthcoming to finance the organization, from those who are in a position to know the good work done, and which is now being done by the ever-capable "Y."
No, no, my good Editor, the "Y" is not yet headed straight to perdition because of the wish of yourself, or a possible friend or two, who at this time may be nursing a very aggravated "sore spot"—or may we just hint at "sour grapes?"
There are times when patience ceases to be a virtue and your scathing and unjust editorials will only serve as a boomerang to yourself and paper, while they will have no material effect upon a broad-minded and unprejudiced community at large.
Respectfully submitted,
RUTH L. GRAY.
In regard to the investigations, for which you so loudly clamor: The Y. 