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WOMEN AND THE WAR
Bj MRS. HENRY P. DAVISON
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Treasurer War Work Council
National Board V. W . C. A.
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and a light i
The Bureau at Social Morality la an
Important feature of the War Work
Council's program under the pneeent
abnormal conditions. That Ignoranoa
la no ahtaM to a girl to wall known to
ho members. Instead, It to hot gravest
p u i t Any situation sbroudad In w y »
tary to dangarona. Woman can deal
only with what they understand. A
true social morality must be built on
to n sense of their reepoaatbtttty la
tjHn tiros of great ixcitsm tot
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fusion.
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No scolding of girls for unwise no­
tions and no solemn finger-shaking o o
curs In the cluba. Instead of dwelling
on what not to do, those wton toadsrs
urge real patriotism. AH sorts of pro­
jects sre suggested that are a m * to-
tereating than the dubious and daager-
ous pleasures which appeal to the ig­
norant and the thoughtless.
At
partiss, for laataaee, these w ily ehaper-
ouperrleors, arrange that there shall
always be twice as many soldiers as
girls. "T eosln g" to utterly Impossible
right of the building and equipping of
some of the canteens and act aa ad*
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