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Tells 12,000 Women its Favor!
Department in fletense of
Mothers, Childhood and
Public Health.
TO ADVANCE 8061M. JESTICE.
Emphasizes Need of Mamm-
Ina Women on American Farms.
Stands for Enforcement of Law
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' Marlon. O.——The creation or a Fed-
eral Department of Public dere to
tuiictlonlln defense of maternitytdilld- A
hood and public health on proposed.
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Senator Harding in n medulla-51 i 5" H;f”:;r
cal notice to 5,000 women who came
to h 3 front porch from ell potato M4
the comma.
finch in department. said Senator
Harding, must “avoid the fearful rev
Rulls of bureaucracy. There can he
no more “dent m of I‘m ‘
huumnltarinn program," he said. “than
by adapting the machinery of our Fed.
mu, ocr.25,1920 we
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This advert-name "' ’ ‘ 1 at was‘ . i first printed ”in the W ' ‘
[Monday September 27. It is worth readingzmr again. em
”:tv-ijjifi _ iword & it. . ' ' , «
4,; w,»
(-rul Government to th. purposes ”;
d'ENll‘i‘. to attain. While other! L
have their eyes fixed upon some path
tlculiir piece of leglsltuon 01' more ”-1
tlr'ulrir policy or sodnl justice whifi
('nllrt for the sympathetic Interest of of
nli, I say. without helltutlen. ml
our primary consideration must be the
nmi-hinery of administration. and that, l
wlwn the time comes for no to re-
()l‘i:rltll7.8 our administrative [overn-
iul-nt in Waslilngt m “9 must all stand!
[liglilllf‘r for the creation of 1 Depart-
mr~nt of Public \Vcli‘.ire.
“i pledge myself today." he said, “to
filllilt'H't with all {hill ts in me whatever
mmll justice can he brought. forward
liv ii..- combined wisdoin of all Ameri-
(“iiifL Nothing can elmcern America,
uni imlhing can concern me as (in
Am ~rlwun, more deeply than the
l. 'il'll the happiness and the enlight-
(‘ll “Jill of every fellow American.
Must Avoid Patcrnaliam.
' i ll - metal justice that l conceive is
hi! it l'ernnlism. It would be easy to
inw- ll so, and dangerous Indeed to
llln iv-sl spirit that Americans can
ll...» iim spirit of expressing by the
i- li.fvl<l_il tun: will one‘s own merits,
Muir'l‘y and worth. We do not want
;:.i\";'fliilvlit to snpprcss that expres-
i‘i m of fl‘t‘i: will, even by benevolence,
lml \..' (to merit! to preserve in Ameri-
m in: cyril nppnrtilnlly and n Dr&
[in -l:i ‘54 for self—lixprcsslmi- therein,
('\’4‘ll though we use the government
it) ll i it
"i lwlwvn Hint there is no stop more
pinstmil, no step which will mean
more in the growth of America's so-
cial \m-It'ure; iii Stop which will guar-
uiiluc butter America's social justice.
than one Whitll I propose to Van.
Dangers to Be Avoided.
“i have no doubt that there will be
some who will find in this proposal
cause for calling me an extremist. but
when we have a task in (in, which has
lK't‘il dictated} by our conscience and
npprmwl by our wisdom, let us
slinightway find the Why to do it. I
at. not say this without :1 word of
cnutivm. I recognize certain dangers
which are alwayq presented when gov-
ermncni undertakes. large and detailed
midis."
Tastes of Soclal Justice.
Senator Harding pointed out the
necessity of going forward upon a
surr- footing and declared:
"Wimn making the proposal for a
department of public welfare to
America, I am aware that I have made
a step in Idvance of any platform.
"We nil know that we face tasks at
Racial Justice. which we must under-
take with dispatch and efficiency Who
cm- suggest one of these mks which
(nu supersede in our hearts. ortn mi
ruuk which foresight and M IE
give that or the protgcuo- or one-nu
“unity?
“The protection ~of the motherhood
of America can not be accomplished
until the mute and the marginal-1
mlod and. by their “murmur
fmced cu‘oms, whlch protect won.
nuhood itself. I know full well tint
“K‘re are women win-Within
en shall be (rented ,‘BI 1hr
lmals that men are treated.”
Senator Harding diagnosed the nod!
of adequate protection {or women h
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fit. “‘fll‘fit‘fim 9 WW i ’
DOW/n -
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Every-man’s overcoat in the store.
Every man’s suit in the store.
Not one excepted—every one at l-‘5th less than
' it has been.
Kuppenheimer clothes included; the best built
‘ ’ in 3 .ca. ,
'- Blue serge and blue unfinished worsteds in-
cluded; staple overcoats included.
‘_ Every merchant will offer men a clothes saving
Ii sooner or hter. He will have to. We’d
i rather lead than follow—so we offer all
[5‘ - men’s clothing at flat lowering in price
i i i “I of 20 per cent.
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( ,5, “WWW-free": .. y. w‘uvmmwflfimg
Industry and expreloed hie m hi
im- wisdou at an WG-71".
women workers. He Wfli
need or uleguurdh' who Um!“
Amcrlcan terms. n mm
the Chlidm's Bureau under the sup'
smiled Department of Public Welter-e.
and urged preveflul 1 .fl ., ,
child labor. '
“I must we «MW:
went on. ‘b Ipelkfiinmd
of the mm. of sect-l Justice and
social w“ not often «bloated In
this man-q. but perm
nut than any we hove considered. 1
refer to he enforcement of luv. It
will not in my business when
to Goddard-t “MM
be lost” for at D
opinion manu- mug-eh
a call to fine opinlon must be based
more “We”. duty of the Executive
“than“togtnflctltotlupeo-
flethan’nhllaulntozlvoopln.
Lima. WCW Tin en-
term the low II n keratin
and null: be apnea
lake-51.: Wink-u
m Jaw, which it hot--
«so nuns-u W“ ,
Sufi 15th will be cut from each price. Ild ' , r- -V
% pdceE'sfis as it was in black. NEW , o =
. MALONWINMD” ‘
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Norwalk Chronicler