Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-28
WOMEN REGISTER. TOO.
ROOSEVELT INSISTS
Would Train All in Fundamentals
Of Industry, Colonel Tells
Liberty Loan Meeting.

baltimore. Sept Is Registration Of
young women rs we'll ne men fur industrial
training in peace timca aq wrll as in war
tunes was urged by Colonel Theodore
Rooecvclt ~ n speech here TODAY opening
the Fourth Liberty Loan campaign
We now have an approach 10 the
universal service winch some If rs have
for wears been demanding. Colonel
Roosevelt sald "Wo now have an mon
from is 60 81 required 10 serve their
country and required - register let rs
rpake this syetem permanent and let us
use u for the purposes Of pcarc no less
than for the purposes of war Let ug
extend The principles ~ women no less
thap 10 men lot uq have suffrage on
scrvicc Tct ua demand tho service from
wornen rs wc do from men, and IN return
give the suffrage to al men and women
vino ~ peace and war perform the scr
vice. and to no others
irnuarRIAL rRstNrsq FoR At
Coloncl Roosevelt declared young
worncu should hc registered Jlsi as men
arc II would give them both he dc
clarcd, certain fundamental forms of
industrial training training IN The things
that arc fundamental ~ The ordinary
work ~ The ordinary man and woman
III fftHf fflAflf@s3 fHfRlfFftitttN anu III afffl
around their homes. "a tho things which
i Is good for every man and woman ~
know
Let there hc q better proportion than
Is now the caee ~ industrial life between
the service rendered and the reward
gwen Gradually | hope - seo the wage
worker bceone ~ a real sense a partner
~ the enterprise IN which he works. and
to achieve thla cnd hc rnr,at develop the
power of sclf-control the power ~ roCog-
niging the rights II others NJ less than
insisting upon hiF own
rsp rRovFTEFmsa Ann bosF1Ng
Touching on some ~ the things that
We should io ~ oncr ~ connection with
the war. CoIonei Rooarvrlt declered one
II he first should be 10 stop All prufteer-
ing hv capitalists and All stacking and
loafng whether by individual action or
as a reeult II UNION actlnn The colonel
declared he had qrant patience with the
men who treat the war merely ~ a chance
FIR profit and least patience with the
rich men who keep their sons 1t hnme
The profteer. he declared should be
put to digging first line trenches, and
his brother IN wronadning. the Stacker
or loafer. should be put beside hIm
WARNS AaAIaar porsHEvrKIsM
Colonel Roosevelt sad be would
keep iuat as far from 3nlshevlsm ~ from
laIaerisIn In this country he said. the
"Csermanizcd socialists have shown them
selves az enenmles If the republic and
should not be- permitted % be At large
while the republic ls at death grips with
foreign foo
Colonel Roosevelt assert 4 it is hc
duty nf the government to demand
the money # needs for the war. and
thu dutF of every citizen 10 provide
the money. either through bonds or taxes
1t ls also our business. be declared, TO
sec that ryerv official actually does hls
duty and that of the money appropriated
every dollar spent repres nts 100 cents
worth of service to the army and the
public
It Is our clear duty to send men 10
Congress who will take ms attitude
There must be no skImplnK. no niggard-
llness cur representatives must give
the executive officers All the assistance,
All the money that Is necessary But 1t IS
their clear duty 10 investigate and super
wise and see hat the money IS well and
wisely spent. and that from now on our
men who fight 1T the front are backed
with the airpIanes aud the field cannon
and the tanks and the machine guns for
which We have PAID
The colonel also advocated more severe
action against German spies and pro-
German traitors, saving. every man
who has the slightest feeling III favor of
Germany should be ntcrncd OF sent out
Of the country. and if he Is guilty Of
serious disoyalty, he should be shot or
hung Let us 90 the limit against every
pros German, but save IN the case Of spies
and traitors and preachers Of seditlon let
us insist on n free press and free speech,
for a free press and free speech are the
foundation stones Of sen-government by
a free people.