The following cartoon from the Washington Post was reprinted in the Daughters of the American Revolution Magazine in June 1928:
 Text of Bell: Armed Liberty/ Surmounting the U.S.Capitol/ Symbolic of the Principles of the D.A.R./ Other Patriotic Societies and All True Americans Text of picket signs: You are all wrong. * Take us off your blacklist * Russia our ideal * Down with the Army and Navy * You are the dupe of capitalism * Pacifist Propaganda * On with world revolution * We do our boring from within the capitol * The rest of the world can be trusted * Down with you and Wall St. * Pacifist Propaganda |
—James North, cartoonist, "Far Above the Madding Crowd," Washington Post, 17 April 1928
10. What did the woman on top of the bell symbolize?
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11. What point did the cartoonist want to make about the goals of the Daughters of the American Revolution and the goals of pacifist organizations?
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