The State's Responsibility Toward Child Labor Legislation

trary to all the laws of processions, the wetter the issue the more dust it kicks up. The working children of the country are almost lost to sight in the rumpus; they might seem to be on a bypath, but if we look closer they are on the main highway. In prohibition we are testing out the enforcibility of a scheme of Federal control in the touchiest and most exasperating area of governmental interference-the habits of adults. We adopted it in the high names of health and morals. In protective labor legislation, we are testing out the sufficiency of a scheme of state control with respect to the most precious of our potential national assets-the conservation of children. And we have remanded it to

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