The Cordova daily times., 1920-07-12


 tions again endanger American enter prise and employment.
 Fostering of privately owned nation al merchant marine favored; free tolls through Panama Canal of American coastwise vessels promised.
 Selective process in admission of immigrants, with continuance of Asia tic exclusion policy, proposed.
 More rigid tests for naturalization of aliens Advocated.
 Free speech, free press and free assembly advocated, but no man may advocate resistance to law or over throw of American institutions; de- portation processes should be safe guarded by law.
 Lynching condemned as a blot on American civilization.
 Obedience to law and maintenance of order advocated.
 Liberal appropriations for road im- provements, national Conservation policy and comprehensive reclama- tion system advocated.
 Tribute paid to American service men, and liberal legislation for. the relief of soldiers of all wars advo- cated @ Maintenance and extension of&civil service laws advocated.
 Inefficiency of postal service; and mistreatment of postal employees con- demned; rehabilitation of postal sys- tenn pledged
 Woman suffrage endorsed. !.
 Social and industrial justice mea- sures, state and national, favored.
 Federal aid for education and health pledged
 Laws on behalf of children and wom- en in industry advocated.
 Encouragen of national home owning ne1icy endorsed.
 Mexican policy of the national ad- ministration strongly condemned, and protection of American lives, rights and self respect in Mexico pledged. Help for Armenia favored, but Armenian mandate opposed. ~ Abandonment of the traditional foreign policy of the United States by the administration condemned.
 Friendship for all foreign nations, entangling alliances with none, fav- ored as the policy of the American government
 An international association for peace among nations, based on jus tice, settling the differences among nations by equity rather than by force, favored.
 Any sacrifice of American national independence opposed. <
 The covenant signed at Paris con- demned as sacrificial of American rights, interests and ideals. s@
 The Americanization of the eoven- ant by the Senate approved. T .-7 In conclusion the platform declares. Pointing to the history and relying upon its fundamental principles we declare that the Republican party has the generous courage and con- structive ability to end executive usurpation and restore constitutional government; to fulfill our world ob- legations without sacrificing our national independence; to raise the national standard of education, health and general welfare; to re-establish a peace time administration and to substitute economy and efficiency for extravaganza and chaos; to restore and maintain the national credit; to reform unequal, burdensome taxes; to free business from arbitrary and un- necessary official control; to suppress disloyaIty without denial of justice; to repeal the arrogant challenge of any class; and to maintain govern ment of all the people as contrasted with government for some of the peO- pie, and finally, to allay unrest, sus- picion and strife, and to secure the cooperation and unity of all citizens in the solution of the complex prob lems of the day, to the end. that our country, happy and prosperous, proud