Cated in Americanism; that definite action be taken through a constitutional amendment, or otherwise to end the employment of children as wage earners; that juvenile offenders be given a status in the federal courts separate from that occupied by adults; and that the federal employment service be enlarged to enable it to keep a finger at all times upon the industrial pulse of the nation.
Mr. Davis reviewed in detail the part taken by the Federal government toward the settlement of the rail and coal strikes but expressed no opinion regarding the merits of the two controversies. He did refer, however, to the debated question of the attitude taken by the Association of Railway "After two conferences," said the secretary in reciting the details of settlement negotiations, "the President submitted a definite plan of settlement. The President then called in the late Mr. T. DeWitt Cuyler, of Executives toward the railroad strike settlement proposal of President Harding when it first was submitted to them. 