Piute Chieftain | 1916-07-13 | Page 2 | Bi-Cameral Rule Best for the Home

bi cameral bicameral rule best for the home by HELEN KELLER every household should bo be ruled by a bicameral government a congress on cressand sand and a senate such as the united states gave gate the porto ricans the woman should of course be the house of representatives of the family in this ilna government there will be no filibustering I 1 hope nor lobbying thus the man would propose all vital measures and the woman would dispose them she would control the disposal despos a of supplies principally as it omen did among some of the primitive tribes every marriage mairi age should have love and both man and woman should never lose sight of the happiness of their children the state should pay for forthe th the e upkeep of each child for there is no greater service to fad the state thim than a womans comans gift of a child a greater service than the building of a warship besides warships are no good without men woman furn furnishes ishee the absolutely necessary supply men her services services are fundamental in war time or out of war