Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-05

thing Is true in political life: the c;.ltnes that differentiated between republicans
 and democrats 10 years ago do not exist
 @0day. -------.--.'- s--.- .--s--'-., -... The religious life also recognizes this change the lines of separation are grad ualiy being broken down. As 10 the place If women in this changing world, the time has gone by when we ara, ia judge the sficiency of life in terms of sex The out
 look of men and women Is equal. each 10 develop the very best in citize1ry apd to y1ake human democracy the most efi1ca- Ious thing there is.
 There are two. great necessities Tn lite ! ito acquire independent judgment upon which alone adequate mass judgment i5 quoted, and the necessity of. developing | that idealism which may be expressed h human actions. | We must create q humane judgment | At for human use in social. educational
 and national reiatlonship-vhich can | come from studying both sides of every | uuestion-unless. in our national life We develop an ideaiism that may be express
 ed in action. We are doomed: the prob | lem of oar civilization Is not one of econ- onics. industries, etcg in terms of money.
 the problem of our life Is n human one, | and if the human equation is left out. We have left out the most important
 factor Of alt Action must be teucneu with vision. The dream of conquest in
 terms of human equations, the relation. islfip of. capital and labor to human re-
 latlonship. those are the things that belong to women in changing world
 The duty of both men and women as citizens is ito get the poised judgment
 created not by, partisahship. but by In. iteiligent search for the facts and lif, as they are. which can create judsrieni
 only in terms of their eftet upon the com
 mon good.
 r. Expiains New Leax.~ 2 l.. The third and, last address of the aft ernoon was given by Miss Katherine Lud. ington. egional director of the New Eng
 land League of Woman voters.- upor
 the aims and purposes of which move rnent Is now closedAwith all its joys ans
 sorrows 1t is a thing of the past and the interesting plan on foot now is th. l formation of this newer organization which has already been started in fsrty
 two states.
 Thoughtful women will ask themseive now whether they shall come into. thei . birthright as individuals! or distinctly a women; they should ask themselves l . the suffrage movement which has houn, them together for so- long has any co herent purpose now We must decide as to our status in the community life In public offices, the naascrljEe point o view has been the deciding point O view and men here had to assume man II duties that affected Women. The. we [ man movement In its various aspects ha only been their efforts to llberzte them selves from, the thinssS that hamper |
 get power for their own sakes an dfree dom to play their own parts. as well a , to undertake the duties of American cit l zens. A
 Fl Since women must remain organized, some form. this League of Woman Vol CTS seems to i'll the need It Is q nation wide organization. governed by the vot :. of the states, not partisan body
 possible politics will Dc kept out. but a
 organization In. which we can corpe tc
 sether and think out problems relating |