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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-09
FL SOCLALISMO CONDENADO POR LOS
PONTIFTCE De Ia SECTA

conversion de uno de los pontifices
del socialismo a Ia doctrina del respe-
to a la autoridad.
Gustavo Herve, famoso antl-mlEta-
rista que antes de Ia guerra exhor-
taba a los obraros a levantarse contra
ell gobierno, antes que marchar con-
ira el enemigo, cualquiera que fuese,
aue invadiera a Francia, aleccionado
Dor las enSenanzas de Ia guerra, es-
cribia q fines de 1918:
EEL capitalismo Y los empresarics.
tan atrevidos ONO prudentes, son los
unicos capaces de d~csarrollar Ia pro-
ducci6n industrial, agriccla Y conner
cial. Y crear riQuezas abundantes. II
quezas que caen, como mana blen.
hechor. aun desigualmente, sobre to-
Gas las classes de Ia poblaci0n".
Y este 10 dice un socialista radi-
cal, cue antes de la guerra era enc
miro iurado del capital Y de los CAPT
talistas. iSenales de los tiempos!
Pues aun es mas eyphcito el mismo
Herve habIando de la causa de los
fracasos de las ultimas huelgas en-
Francia V Espana. que en- 81 concep-
no no es ctro nue. e regreso que ell
mundo esta hacienda al principle de
autoridad.
En- ia Victoire''. diario s~ocialjsta
frances De NJ i~nDortancia. perO
Que no es el 6rgano de diCha Secta,
escribi6 ultimamente NJ, Herve IN
notable articulo, del copiamos las 81.
g~uientes p~aiabras:
No sera ell organo del socialisgno
el que expliQue a los obreros las yer,
daderas causas de los fracaSos en-
las ultimas huelgas. FL eSta int
resado en- que no Sc conozca, pero
70 las explicare en- pocas palabras.
En- todas las industries, despues de
los aumentos de salaries enormes,
corsentidos por ell patroratc, el CAPT
tai Sc halla en- los lirniUes extremes
Ge las ~concesi3nes poSiblSs. Oar TN
paso mas. seria precipitarse a Ia
ruina. hacer perecer IA industrial Y
el come-cio.
Las nuelgas f~racasan, porquc asis,
timos Il una necesaria resrauraci6n
del principle de a~utoridad, reaction
natural contra el bolshSvikismo in
telectual y moral cue estaba q punto
de desorganizar q Ia sociedad'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-09

Muy sencillos, sanitarios,
no hecesitan hielo. Espe-
cialmente adaptados para
expediciones ~automovillsE-
cas-, picnics, etc, Llenelo an
ties de Salir de 81 casa V es
tara listo a los so minutes
Probados Y recomenda-
dos por 81 magazine Good
Housekeeping Y otros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-09
EN- OUNCE DIAS GA
ma Is LIBRAS
DE- PESO
Eel Sr. Thompson estaba tan debll y
decade que no podia andar sin ser
ayudado por etra persona FL
-. Tanlac logra su corapleto
restablecimiento

"Hace apenas ounce dias que EN-
pece a tomar Tanlac y he ganado
ounce libras de peso, 10 que slgnl-
flea u el aumento ha sido de una
libra diaria'-oijo ell senior Peter
Thompson, Quien por los u!timos Sels
amos ha estado t~rabajando 0 The
Kansas City Park Board y qulen re-
side en- 400 Chestnut Street, hansos
City, Mo.
"Cuando empece a tonar Tanlac-
continue diciendo-estaba en- IN es-
tado de debilidad tan grande cue
ME era impossible dar paso SIN ser a
yudado por otra persona, pero ahora
puedo can.inar varias cuadras SIN
'cansancio alguna, estando proXlmo
ell dia en- que ME dedique nuevamen-
tie a mis- trabajos. Hace algun LEM
DO padeci un ataque de 'fiebre tltol-
dea V de neumonia, ell cual estuvo a
punto de costarme la vida. Sin en-
barge. me salve, pero desde %entonces
no habia degrade recuperar mis- ener
gias V mi apetito era tan malo ue
apenas GONNA 10 n~ecesarlo para WIZ:
Sufria terribles dolores de cabeZa asl
como de los nervios Y no pcdia con
ciliar ell sueno. Mi cstomago estaba
en- p6sin:as condolences, pues TODD 10
que GONNA me causaba serlos trastor-
nos V fuertes indigestiones. Estaba
gravemente enfermo Y sin esperanto
de ~encontrar medicinal alguna cue
hiciera recuperar Ia salud.
''Por algln tempo eStuve leyendo
en- los periodicos los valiosos testl-
monios acerca del Tanlac Y un dia
lei uno de n sonora a Qulen 20 COZ
nozco personalmente Y qulen reclblo
grandes beneficios tomando Tanlac,
asi es que me decidi desde luego a
hacer una prueba cor esta medlclna.
Embellishments sent mcJcVla Y eS
realn.ente sorprendente Ia maner CO.
mo esta medicina me ha allvlado,
pues he aumentado notablemente en-
fuerza V energia. Nj apetito es mag.
nifico, hago tres buenas comidaS ola
riamente Y todos los alimentos caen
perfectamente en- ell estomago, sin
ocasionar molestia de ninguna clase.
Los dolores de cabeza Y los trastornos
nerviosos han ~desaparecido Y puedo
dormir perfectamente. En- n palabra
me siento bUeno Y sano Y por esCa
razon hago Libl;ca mi m%ejoria, no
cesando de recomendar ell Tanlac a
todas las personals que sufren".
TaElac Sc venGe en- San Antonio
por la Wagner's Drug Co. 4O7 East
Houston St. Y por la Meters Phar-
macy, 1922 West Commerce st. Y por
las PARTICIPATES boticas de todas par
ties. (Adv).
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-09

lender = comprar Y producer la dcsi-
gualdad quo Sc guerra correglr er Ia
sccicGad actual.
Vengamos 4 otra G~ificultad. Los
certificates del tempo de trabajo.
corque Jos socialistas r~ecmplazan el
direro. Sc darin por igual 4 todos, sea
Ia ouc fucre IA c!ase &c trabajo 4 Gae
Sc dediQue. :Se c~ompensara de Ia
misma r,arera al sabio que ha gasta-
do amos on ur Gescubrimiento impor-
tante para Ia sociedad, que al que iu-
ANTE csc misno TEMPO estuvo SEM
brando p~atGtas?
Sc dice que el fin Gel socialismo es
prcmcver Ia felicidad &c la clase
ob1era. Les socialistas m~oderados
conceden que 81 trabajador energico.
puede progresar bajo el sistema So
cialista. pero tambien puede hacerlo
en- 81 regimen actual Pero como no
todos los ohreros O igualmente
energicos, :QuG sucedera con el obre.
70 perezosl?' En- el actual sistema
i~ndivi6ualista ese' honbre va al fra
caso. iCual sera su sucrte en- el Sis
tema socialista? 5Sera cue Sc espera
Que tai, sistema convicrta a todos los
prezosos en- .nodelos de actividad2
20 SO obligara a TRAFALGAR a! perezo-
so a fuerza de latigo?
II socialismo no sc toma el ira
bajo de c~ontestar estaS cuestlones.
Pcro es irdudable que la suerte del
obrero seria peor bajo el regimen So
c~ialista que bajo el actual individual
lis:a, puesto cue nor 10 menos tiene
libertad para zanzibar de trabajo, 81
sle accmcda.
Ia liDcrtad es cl mas valioso dc to
dos los bieres, despu&s de Ia vida. A
veces es preferible q Ia vida misma.
rs mas precicsa que la salud misma.
no hay institution humana que pue
la garartizar Il salud, pcro las bue-
nas leyes, justarente administrators.
garantizan Ia libertad. Per medic de
la libertad todos los prolsta,ios de
hoy tienen CT canine alberto para He
gar q los mas altos puestos, como 10
prueha el hecho de que cast todcs
los directories de f~errocarriles de los
Estados Unidos han comenzado ira
bajando como simple obrcros.
Y esa libertad sc pierde al ser
absorbido ell individuo en- ell Estado
socialista. donde deja de ser hombre
para convertirse en- una uridad, en-
IN atomc del gran cuerpo social. Al
go de este Sc nota va en- las Unto
mes ohreras en- las cue tres O cuatro
individuDs, perfectamente desconoc:-
dos para los obreros, sin ants eden
ties de ninruna chase. decretan huel-
gas Y todos los ascciados cbedecen sin
replicar esq orden sin saber las eau
sas del ;7aro. Esto es IN reynedo del
Estado socialista, CIR Ell que ell indivi-
duo no tendria libertad de eiegir el
oficio o profession q mas le agrade
puesto que su obligation seria ira
bajar en- ell lugar que lie designasen
los jefes de; Estado sccialista, no Ia
tendr.a para conner 10 que quisiera, nj
para vestir como pudiera haeerlo, nj
tener una familia, porque ell socialis-
mo es enemigo de la familia y Sos
tiene que an Ell Estado socialista mo
sc necesita la mujer en- Ia vida Gle Ia
familia".
j. A. REYES.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-24
WASHINGTON SCHOOL
LAUDS WASHINGTON
Splendid Program Carried Out at North
End School Attracts Much
Attention.

Tn" following program was very So
CcS<fuli% carried out at Washington
school Monday. February -. in honor IF
IN" Father Of our country. George Wash
inEtuu. and also To carry out the plan
suggested 10y the National Week -
Song committee of the Music Sup"rVI--
urS National conference. This commit
toe has suggested that upon this ocIL-
sion the whole nation should unite IN Il
mighty chorus and sing the songs We
love because IL Is recognized that sing
inS is ono Of the greatest unlfying and
nationalizng Influences To this md
school under tho direction of Miss Rob
insOn and assisted by the i"acchrs NJ
Washington school sang southern Fol>
sons, songs of sentiment. and patriots
songs, which stimulate a true spirit IF
devotion and loyalty, and develop |
spirit "f hrutherhuud which Will make
us 4 better pc"pl" and a greater nation
SunE--"AmrriCa" .............. School
S"nx-"Littl" Wee Wees. First Grade
r'',tiun-"E'laudcrS Field" .....
...............M Martha kindclberEcr
SonE-"A Rata Tat-Tat. Second Grade
Songs:
"Th" Drummer Roy" ..... Third Grade
"A RR-a-Jlg-JlI ....,...Third Grade
Recitation. .....Maty Margaret NcSbct
Songs:
Song Of the Bulbs"
"A Littl" Oskimu" $1,000. Fourth Grad"
SonE-"By To- Song ......... Firth Grad"
Song-"Am"rica FOR Her children"
onES-"Juanita." "Thc Blue SELLS of
Scotland" "Annic I.arrI".' "All
Though the Might My Old Ken
lucky Home" The Star SnanElcd
Banner. ..Scv"nth and Eighth Grades
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-24
PURE WATER
To Be DISCUSSED
CITY FILTRATION coMNuTTEE TO
MEET TOMORROW EVENING Al
CITY BUILDING.
Pure water Is the Chief Topic OF tho
Public Now.

Tho city filtration committee WI,
called into session Wednesday cNeh"' :
of this week in the cry 'ouii:' !
chambers To prepare d"linit" pia"s W.
tho carrying out OF inc nitIh.l"t. y, H.,
Silion. One OF tho first things tha' w
commission will take in hand VIII nc ih'
Various plans offered Ms suitahic l"'
Wheeling \ definite plan OF a'''"'.
viii no mapped out by tho members 81
the commission with n fixed Schcnu''
for taking the matter DclOIe 'ui''"
Of engineers.
The commission AZ present is COM
posed Of the eleven members or Guy
council, City Manager Charles 0. Eph-.
lin. and seven representative citizens "l
The city. as follows: Mike Mahoney.
col lore 4. Miller and Charles 4. Bow
crs representing tn" business men at
the ,.ltv. Herbert Somehow represent :
inr the kiwanis club. r W. Marshall
representative Of the Rotarlans john
l.. Ellis representing tho North SIDE
and \. &. Stifcl representing the out
ihc.nikc district Of the city. Mayor
Thomas +. Thoner is chairman OF III"
committee
The filtration committee has been III
operation for some time but owing I"
the delay TO which :he city was subject /
ed as the result Of the Greater Wheeling
litigation il has been able To accomplish
but little. Immediately upon the ar
rival Of tho information that the great
err city was reality Mayor Thomas be-
gan TO lay his plans for the meetings
of the filtration committee. TWO more
members of the committee were APP
p0nted in order TO give the citizens OF
tho merged territory direct representa-
ton upon the commission.
Among the members Of the COM
mission at the present time tho Sentl-
mcnt seems 10 favor the we'll system Of
slow sand filtration it is applicable To
this district. As yet il is not detnii ely
known whether the sand beds along the
nearby portion Of the Ohio river are Of
so great an extent as To permit slow
sand filtration upon n large scale.
The filtration problem has been dis
cusscd pro and con in the city for Il
number Of years. Tn" matter has h"cr
agitatCd again and again Ia no appar-
ent purpose. The only plan suggested
other than the sand filtration and well
system is the chemical system that
guarantees tho city large supply Of
chemically pure water. Tho cost of in
Stnllation Of the latter system is much
greater.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-24
LIFE
SHOWS GAINS
Payments to Policyholders Last Year
S73, 800, ooo-AEsets Now
$500, 90, 900.

The sINticth annual statement Of the
Equitable Life Assurance Society Of the
United States gives cvldenc" Of the
r0mpAny'S continued progress. Tho new
insurance in 1919 lntHll"d Sij4,S39,UO0
and tho outstanding insurance reached
the S2..1n.n OH 400 mark ON December
"lSt. $13.9gU.0O0 was paid {" policy
holders and hcu"tiCjar.rS in death
claims. mIlur"d "ndoWm"nts, dividends.
-Nnnutil"S. etc, during the year.
Th" av"rag" policy ISSUED was $3.222.
as against S21i% IN 1918.
y large incr"as" was made in ih"
number Of lDllCi"s payahl" on III"
monthly income plan. as we'll as those
taken 10 protect business interests and
To provide for inhcritanr" taxes. or III"
total new insuranC" issued S19.JT%,6On
was group insurance for the protection
Of employees Of several hundred mPrCan-
tie and manufacturing establishments
for which all premiums w"r" paid BY
the employers. Notwithstanding n
heavy increase I'm tn" Number of claims
handled early IN tn" year duo To the in
fIurnza epidemic. $50 of IN" total was
paid within - hours after receipt Of
proofs Of death.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-24
GEORGE WALSH IN THE
SHARK" AT THE REX

The Shark" stirring photoplay %
tho sea. produced by William Fox and
featuring George Walsh, opescd It's en-
gagement Yesterday Al the Rex theatre.
This tense sea- story OF luck. lure and
audience from start 10 finish. II tells
Of tho vcissitudes through which q
young girl passes in search OF ndvem-
ture She is captured by human devil
and Is saved from a horrible fate by n
man who would destroy her. hut whose
manhood Is awakened by her helpless
ness. He becomes her prot eCtnr and
lights for her safety and her life. He
wins first her admiration. then her love.
Tho story was written by Thomas +.
Fallon and tho play was directed by
Doll Henderson. In the cast urs Mary
Hall. Robert BrodsriCk. William Nally.
Ihmes Mack and Henry PemherlNn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-24

Experimenters have found It possible
to make cordaEe and some textiles from
the fibre Of the water hyacinth. which
grows prolincaily in Indo-China.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-24
WHEELING s. 81.
ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting OF stockholders
Of the Wheeling Steel and Iron com
pany will be held at the offices OF thar
organization this forenoon. A great
deal OF interest In the meeting has been
shown and il is expected that tho an
nual gathering of stockholders will be
largely attended.
While no advance Information has
been given out regarding the annual re-
ports II Is said that the year, recoras
81 the company will Do very favorable
II is understoo;i that tho old board or
directors will be reelected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-24
WHEELING LODGE NO. ia X. or P

This evening in their Castle Hall in
Mnzouic building. 1905 Market street.
Wheeling Lodge 80. ia will confer
third rank on large class composed Of
candidates Of Belmont Lodge and
Wheeling Lodge. So let us get together
hnys ana show old belmont Lodge that
IN, 70 mr." bunch Of live wires in the
Wheeling district by your presence at
this meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-24

waI easily found. FIVE couples about =
embark on the sea OF mRtrimonr called
Deputy County Clerk Willis Il. MAJ
shall by phone. and succeeded in gettin&
him to issue the licenses. rh" ten peopl q
made ENGAGEMENTS with Mr.. Marshall.
two at a time. AT the county offices ANA
received their licenses !" wed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-24
CUPID UNDAUNTED
EVEN BY HOLIDAY

CUPID was badly hampered yesterday
in carrying out his lawful business by
the celebration Of the anniversary ot the
birth OF Washington. The county OF
fees were closed and consequently
Young COUPLES found a great deal or
trouble in locating tho man who gives
OUT tho matrimonial tickets.
Cupid. however. has a way or getting
around all difficulties so It's said, and
tho method Of Circumventing a holiday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-24

which he Is connected in the night Tor
fair prices at the call OF the governor.
Mr.. Brennan further places h!mselA
in the position Of one who Will nSht 20
tho last FOR the aims which no mas set
forth, lie has expressed himself "a
heartily in favor of any plan whereoy
good strong legislation could De e'oSesu
for the repression Of prohtcerins;
- Mr.. Brennan. who but recently TOOK
up his duties as fair price comm slon-
or. has sent letter TO tho state OF
ficials stating his position and making
clear a number or tentative plans. rms
letter will not be made public at mo
presen, time but as soon as the matter
is taken up at the state capital i's
contents will be made known.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-24
A Mean Look

There arc people riEht IN this vicinity
who seem to always have a mean look
and n Grabbed. faull-fndIng disposition.
This may hr due to disordcrcd Stom-
aCh. constipation or II headache rcsultins
from these disorders. When such is tn"
case a few doses of ChHmbCrlain's Tab
lets VIII soon make them cheerful and
happy. These tablets have met with
much success in the treatment Of those
ailments. For sale by all dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-24
ROTAR|ANS MEET
ON NEXT FRIDAY
Regular Weekly Meeting to Be Held
Friday Owing to Repairs Being
Made 1t Mcclure

The regular weekly meeting and
luncheon of the Rotary club. which was
scheduled for today at noon Mt the
McLure. has been postponed until Fri
day noon Of this week.
The fact that repairs are being made
~ tho dining room ut the Mcclure hotel
is responsible for the postpunemcnt Of
The meeting. Some very interesting sur
priscs ar" in store for tho members on
Friday and Il - urged that all who
can attend this meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-24
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OFFICES CLOSED

Yesterday was quito generally ohserv-
ed hy Offices thrNuEhor' The city as n
holiday OF tho anniversary Of the birth
Of George Washington. IT," postoflc
was: closed "a were h" ngu'iiNg iastitu-
tions throughout tn" city. Tn" STOCK
brokers all had thor doors closed Il
those who clamor for tho Grind ~ the
ticker. and the offices IN the county
end Of the city-coun'v building were all
closed Numerous social affairs were
hold throughout the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-24
BRENNAN OUTLINES
FAIR PRICE PLANS

J. Harold Brennan. recently appointed
state fair price commissioner by tho
federal department OF justice. has an
prosecution Of tho protlteer. In carry
ing out this aim. Mr.. Brennan has placed
himself and all the committees with
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-24
WHEELING LODGE k. OF P.
ntersstdng Meeting 20 Be Held This
Evening ~ Local Lodge Room

Wheeling lodge No ~ Knights Of
Fythias. will meet this evening at their
local hall and Il IS likely that a lRrg"
attendance will be feature.
The third rank will he conferred AZ
the meeting this evening on large
class OF candidates aud from all tndtca-
tions tho degree team vii hay" SOME
thing just . little ont of the ordinary
lima
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-30
TIMES CLASSIFIED PAGE
 CONSULT US
TELEPHONE
 BAR. 1908
TELEPHONE BAR. 1908

seller  you'll better
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-30
ATLAS BODY WORKS

Auto Truck Body Builders. Cabs Gen eral repairing. Windshields 240 John Gk Rar. EFT. TZ2aII*
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-30
AUTO REPAIRING.
Attention! Ford Owners

If your car needs overhauling take it to Bennett Ford expert. Bennetts Garage 734 Broad St. and 114 South Ave; Bar
 mum 5919. D1ua IT
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-30
T. H. GOODMAN, MOVING

Piano Moving a speciality 5S Meade St. Telephone Barnum 6T73. A7stf WILSON LOCAL and LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING. Also wood for sale Sat- fsfaction guaranteed. 1179 North Ave- Call all hours Barnurn 5672. Hzalle W. H. FRAZIER-Local and long dis tanee express and light trucking. 7As Union Ave, Bridgeport. Conn
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-30
LAKEVlE ' AUTO CO.
EI1ECTRIC hOSPITAL
ELECTRIC WELDING

Portable. Stationary Equipment for any job Tanks Boilers, Machinery and Auto parts. Connecticut Electric Weld- Ing Co.,, 2S5 Noble Ave. Noble 2l29. I11a FORD BLOCKS repapbited, auto re-
 pairing of all kinds Satisfaction guar
 anteed. Used cars bought and sold.
 Elite Garage. 23S1 Main Bar 101s-2
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-30
c. OPPENHEIM
Brid peDort Bottle Go.

Convert your old Gold, Jewelry, aA&
 i Silver inro cash Value cheerfully given. | Clarence w. Eddy, 46 Cannon St. Phone | B. 906-2 R20aIts
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-30
LEARN TO DANCE

ONE-STEP and FOX TROT correctly for $500. Strictly private lessons. Schneider's Dancing Studios, 133 Central Ave, S49 Park Ave. Open afternoons and evenings. Receptions every Wednesday evening. Bar. 1885. T2all"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-30
P. J. MURPHY. MOVING

TRUCKING OF ALL kIN.,S Goods moved on short notice, both local and long distance, ashes and other rub ing. speciality. Excavation work done by contract. Prompt attention given to all orders, whether large or small. Call or write The Progressive Transfer Co, 945 Main St., Rooms 2e4 and 2ts.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1920-09-24
To Ask WOmen's Support

Washington, Sept. 1.-THE A. F.
of L. national partisan politi-
cal campaign committee has suggest
ed to four-minute speakers that the
attention of women voters be called
to labor's political program for bet
ter home, the care of children and
the elimination of child labor for
profit. Referring to this feature of
lahor's demands, the committee says:
"Outside Of the fact that we have
aided in bringing about recognition
of women's rights as citizens, we
believe that labor's record in con-
serving the playtime of the child, in
demanding and securing legislation
restricting hours and demanding san
itary surroundings for women in in
dustry; initiating the public school
system and always in the forefront
for improvements in the educational
departments of the government, bet
ter remuneration for teachers, better
school houses, will appeal to the
women voters when properly pre-
scented.
"The members of organized labor
and particularly those who are di-
recting the local non-partisan politi-
cal campaigns, should devote their
energies to instructing women in the
forms of registering and voting by
inviting them to the meetings of the
committees and by holding meetings
especially for women voters at which
political policies shall be discussed,
the laws relating to elections ex-
planned and the reasons given for
registering as a preliminary to vot-
ing"
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1920-09-24

The opening of the Painters Trades
Council has been postponed until
September 30.