The Keota news., 1920-08-20
bs making q national aspiration.
Disabled oeldlers.

OF the 0I8QOJeU 0OIU,eSS " SuO ScSc"'
war 10 one Of the most vital issues
before the people and !. ~ candidate,
pledge myself and my party to those
Young Americans to do all In my pow
er to secure for them without unneces
sary delay. the immediate training
which 10 ~ necessary TO Ut them IL
compete In their struggle To overcome
that physical handicap Incurred while
In the service of their government.
believe also that the Federal Eonrd OF
Vocational Rehabilitation AZ fur ~
possible should employ disabled sol
dIers themselves to supervise the re-
hnbilItation Of disabled soldiers. be
cause OF their known sympathy and
understanding. The board Itself and
all agencies under II should be- bur
denetl with the care Of securing fOi
the disabled soldier who has finished
his training. adequate employment.
'~The women OF America. In en,Oti"r
and constructive service. measured ~
during the war to every requirement.
and emergency exacted much At them
They demonstrated not only willing.
nexa. but capacity. They helped win
the war. and they are entitled Ia thc
privilege Of voting is IL matier of right
and because they will be helpful IN
maintaining wholesome aud patriotic
policy. Il requires Lnl one u"r'' s::.'"
&" rutifv the national amendment nn':
thus bring lang delayed Justice.
hnve the x,'mc earnest lulN. Ms Our
platform, expresses shsi snmc one ~
the rcminimlns states will promptly luke
favorable action.
Education.
There must be-Hn awakened liner.
rst In education. TIE assumption llni
things are all right II IN error. Tt..
plain fact reveals two startling ih:nss.
"hc. . growing defamation In tl.. runSs
Of teachers nn,l ih~ other. H." existence
of i've and one.half millions utter.
atex. The army of instructors has
heen inOtc or lcxx slcn0ruli.cd through,
financial temptation from other aciivi.
ties which I'ay maci, better. W. owe
too much I" the n.sxi generation 10
. be rennixx In this matter.
Campaign Contributions.
''rhcrc will bc no attempt In this
.
our opposition. So many people have
l'ecn In the money gathering bus.
meas for the r~nrtionnry cause tint
the millions already In hand mre NOR.
or less . mntter of general inf"r,mm.
tion. All that We ask In that huHh
parties deal ip the utmost xotsi faith
with the electorate and tell the plain
, truth ns to the amounts received. tn"
contributors. aud the Items VI dis.
! burseMcnts.
''The sort Of adjustment which will
appeal To our srlf.rrspcct and ultimate.
" TO our general prosperity, IL the
honest rcndJustmcni. Any unfmir ad
justmcni simply delays the ultimate
! pr'rcss and We should remember III.
! lesson OF history Tint one extrv.,m"
usually lends tn another. We ,lrx' re-
Industrial Irace. We want or Im.Upie
to have nm vbI'lIng confidence In g"v.
i ernn'ent. b no rratij,s,mrn, made
under rcnctN,nnrv auspices will s.urry
WITH u the confidence Of the country.
| THE Inconveni.n,S.s Incident To- the
war hnve been disquietiny: the fniimr..
OF the Republican Congress to rep,.y,i
annoying taxes hns rd,lpsl to oar tro,,.
b'es. The nmturnI impulse Ii 10 forge,
the past. to develop new Interests. to
create rcfresl,eris ! ui,,l rpfr. sl,inr
atmosphere IN life. We wnn, Il" for
get war AMI he free from the tr;,uhllu.
Thought "f It's possibility IN tho fu,ur.
We want change frU,n the old world
OF yesterday where international In.
Sv~>s r.