Arizona republican., 1920-12-16

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 terences are understood to have co1 si eLeo many foreign and domestic oues- Fall cOnfers With Hardino
 NIT; Fall came from Washinrtor ona Is said to have given Mr. He's Iar5iu ton ana tailed advice on numerous snhieo+s .e. nave been talked over among Rer,,L lIcan leaders in congress. If wac f,,., caIeo mat cabinet selections woe e--. ot the topics discussed and tbat y,,,ob aStShtlon also was given to inc finan1 Stai situation. Mir. Fall is an advocate oL immediate aid to agricultural intere S s VI the country and told MT. Hard 4hs mat unless something were do,1o within the next three months serio,,e olsiocation of the food markets woni5 occur. would confidence of an acceptable solution or the peace tangle was expressed h., senator Fall, who said after inc cor, terence that he believed the president elects consultations were progresei,,f- toWara peace plan that would hermit AIherica 10 regain world leadersbin Tie said he personally believed tba hast solution would be a new neaco co,,fe,. ence at Washington at which Euronaa n nations would be eager to be preser+
 senator Fall, who has been rnan- toned in some quarters for a cahina+ position, has been irreconcHablv on. posed to the Versailles treaty. hut ba sald he knew of no irreconsilable sena lors Who wanted no world peace asso- citation at all ''09o
 Robins on Foreign Conditions
 MT, Hobins' talk was directed to,yard economic and social condition I,','a6 ,.i S' aitnough the financial and labor sifua uon in the United States also was dis Cussed MT. Williams presented a careIully prepared association p1an which he said was favorably ret1Irned py number of prominent Americans.
 turing the day Senator Harding also 1talheo with Will A. Pears of Des Molnes, Ia.. about the movement of exchange of scholarships between uni versailles in Mexico and the United states. Afterward Mir. Pears said the plan had had the president elects hearty approval, though he did not consider it matter for governmental action.
 Tomorrow Governor Coolidge of Massachusetts, the vice president elect. will talk over administration policies with MT. Harding.
 In his address here tonight Senator Harding said:
 Harding's Address
 In my address to women voters last Oct. l, spoke of my desire that there I. department of public welfare. It is with some satisfaction that am now able to say to you that since the elec- ton have had opportunity to discuss that proposal with number of leaders of liberal public thought, in and out of congress, with reference to crystalizing 1t into legislative accomplishment and have found them eager to help in the constructive task.
 Its accomplishment will tardily place our government on something like an equal footing, in recognition oi this set of problems, with governments which. have long maintained ministries of education represented in their cab inets. While my own ideal envisages a broader scope for the new depart Inent, giving it concern with many oth- or phases of human welfare, 1t is in- teresting to know that it's creation vii for the first time place the great work on a phase of dignity comparable to that given 1t in many other countries
 'Whether we may esteem it wise or unwise, the modern mother must real ize that society disposes more and more to take from her control the training, the intellectual direction and tho spiritual guidance of her children We may well plead with the mothers to make the most for good of the lessened opportunity they possess for molding the lives and minds of their children Through such cooperative effort as this it seems to me. there is oppor- tunity for a great service. Herein is presented the opportunity to lift up tho poorer and the less fortunate to { higher level.
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