The Nevada County picayune., 1922-04-27

we get this information because VI go in and talk of the interests of oul workers, and learn what we can d( for the upbuilding and enlargement of the lives of each other. and they take care of the industry. l don know anyth Ing about it. I couldn' sew a button on if I had to. Wher I go away I have to carry enough extra clothes SC if button does come off I can get back home. I don't know a thing about this business. I am not as much interested in the suits they are turning out, as I am inter ested in the clothes of .ghteousness that are being manufactured in thai place.
 The thing that has been wrong with our industrial system up to this time is that neither workers nor stock holders have received anything from the corporations except their pay envelope and dividend check, and l am confident that We should render a service tending to the development of a well-rounded- -out humanity. And it is my firm belief that if the heads of -four industries will recognize brotherhood with the workers in their shops, and those of us who employ large percentage of women will work with them and treat them as we would want our mothers, sisters and daughters treated, then our present industrial system will live the Golden Rule and become most potent agency in bringing Heaven to earth.
 Most of us have come to think of our education as ending about the time we enter manhood and woman hood; the fact is, that is the time we really begin to think for ourselves. As we offer you this proposition for your approval we feel sure that when the world sees the benefits to be de rived from this move, and other in dustries begin to follow, we can then go farther and make. of our industry place where we can complete our education. making of ourselves men and women of full stature. complete ly developed mentally, morally and spiritually.
 The church lays upon us the duty of going to service on the Sabbath. If woman works six days at machine. how is she going to church on the Sabbath? That k the only day she has to clean house, tidy up her home, and perhaps do her washing if she is married, or has family. If she x single. that is her only day to meet her friends and seek rest be overzealous about going to church that does not lift up its voice against these injustices If she is entirely dependant npQp herself she uses. the. Sabbath to take little beauty sleep, mend her clothes. do her washing, and in the evening she longs for amuse- ment; hence is not oyerzealous to pass up a theatre to go to church.
 There is another point that l would have no one overlook, We pro Coo .1 l,u, ro1;,to,s libnrtv in this country, and perhaps we have in po- litical theory. but in this, like many other things. what our laws say and what our industries do are two differ ent things. Our laws allow every man the privilege of observing the Sabbath which he believes eonscientiously to be right but our industries say to the Seventh Day Adventists, Seventh Day Baptists and orthodox Jews, You can not observe what you believe to be the Sabbath of the Lord your God and hold Il position in our place When we put our factories on a tive-day week basis, we will make religious liberty reality in industry
 Our churches will never be filled on the Sabbath so long as our women workers have to work six days. bur when Saturday becomes Il holiday the women can do the tasks on that day that they have been doing on the Sab bath, and still have a day for rest and spiritual development If they do not have the ohliga tions of home they can use Saturday as a day of recreation, then perhaps there would