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A Letter From Our Director General
Now that I am in t?!e service of the United States let me make my position clear to everybody. I am in the National Capitol as the Secretary of Labor of all the people, the employers and employees, the trades-unionists and the manufacturers. Capital has rights; Labor has prerogatives, and the general public is vitally interested in every industrial dispute. My province will be to see that everybody gets a square deal and even-handed justice. If I can be of service in bringing about a better understanding between the men who work and the men who pay I will be content.
In short: It is my purpose to make the United States Department . of Labor the clearing house where all parties affected
To My Brothers of the
Loyal Order of Moose:
It is with both pleasure and regret I announce to you that President and Brother Warren G. Harding has appointed me Secretary of Labor in his cabinet and that I have accepted the appointment.
A man would not be human who did not own to a feeling of pride in being called upon to act as one of the advisers to the President and I must plead guilty to being human. It cannot be denied, either, that the Order is greatly honored by selection of one of its leaders to high place in the government of the country.
I hesitated long before I accepted this appointment mindful alike of the honor bestowed and
Home Coming of Director General James J. Davis at Mooseheart April 2nd.
by industrial relations may meet on common ground, look each other in the eye man fashion, thresh out whatever differences may arise without bitterness, without personal rancor and arrive at amicable understanding that will serve as a basis for ultimate industrial peace.
In conclusion:	No matter
where I am my heart beats in unison with the Loyal Order of Moose. My interest in the Order never, never will flag. My hand will ever be extended in fellowship to my 600,000 Brothers and if ever one of you journeys to Washington remember that a hearty welcome awaits you at the Department of Labor and that the greatest hurt you can inflict upon him who has been and ever wall be your warm personal friend is to visit Washington and not call on Jim Davis.
Yours as ever in P. A. and P., (Signed) JAMES J. DAVIS, Secretary of Labor.
the heavy responsibility devolving upon the Department of Labor in this crucial period of reconstruction. But this was by no means all that was involved. It is easy enough to change from one avenue of activity to another when only the question of remuneration is involved. But to give up a “heart-job” is distinctly different. My personal relations to MOOSEHEART, to the loyal men and women of the Order, have become so intertwined with my daily life as to render it impossible to disentangle them. It was not until convinced that the President’s tender could be considered in no other sense than an imperative call to service and I had been assured acceptance would not operate to sever all my relations with the Order as a Supreme Officer and that I could at least take part in the monthly meetings of the Board of Mooseheart Governors that I finally consented and was sworn as a member of the President’s cabinet.
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By Margaret Sanger
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Mrs. Margaret Sanger, the great birth control advocate, and her two sons
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Woman’s Error and Her Debt Continence: Is it Practicable
The Struggle for Freedom Two Classes of Woman Immorality of Unwanted Large Families Cries of Despair Women who plead for Abortion _
When should a Woman avoid Legislating Woman having children?
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Battalion of Unwanted Babies Cause of War Woman and Morality Legislating Woman’s Morals Why not Birth Control Clinics America?
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