The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-03


f11i 'ha, can BE- diges'ef with eai@,
even - iny4liis. COttol@re . recl-u-
menied b. b5th physiciaHs and no'ei
c1s<Ing exyert8 as a much more health
IL AMI 1siifasle cOoEing iat than lard
Fo,I Sanitation COmmi.,eo This
ry1lmI'fee.s aork covers vast field.
.f rses.Iza.es the sanitary cOadi-
lo- a. our groceries. mark".s Aote.
kI'.ueu-. restaurants an oazefies
thus fighting the most bitter zoe Oi
humanity germs and tnc d.ssaseA
That to.Ou in their wake Even the
most bitter enemies % Womeu's clubs
must eouceed the fart that this com
mlttcc Aas largely Instrumental iH the
pasaass of The pure Food BIN June
Goth 1906
L.ts.atlsc Committee This com.
mlt'ee fight, l.oes-antly aud hero.-
caly fo- tae juvenile Court. which.
largely through their efforts nos pro.
walls Zoo tNou'ytArcc states. f. s.
working continually for the enactment
of just property laHa for nomcu and
children
Library Extension Committee o.. ir.
cuafrs books among The rick. poor.
lonely au Illitcratc. thus aiding them
in their education and giving them
higher ideals in life. and often act.
as stimulus IN the founding of %.
brarIos ln towns an states
Waterways Committee The lines
upon which this committee works 70
tho sanitation and parking in water
front, ard thu. aiding health and i'm.
proving the beauty and sanitary con.
dltlOns Of our river frOnts
Health Committee This committee
. has been fighting disease especial
, the white plague. through its Tubcr
culosis Committee They establish
I saritariums. clinics. visiting nurse so
Z cicties they fight d'scase IN cyery
r. home. town and state throughout
. the enlightenment of diseases and "a
D consequences, It's prevention and ia
cure
Forestry Committec-This commi.
tee engages itself In the noble worl
p. Of the preservation OF woods and for
=. csts. the necessary adjuncts Of civil
+, zatlon and happiness. When agricu
, turc and numbering makes the whole
sale cutting Gown of trees inevitable
!. this committc works tor the replan'
In ing OF trees ana .pi .ui' he grow:
p. that future generations will be- eI
n. ubled 10 engage In the same pursuit
=. they believe land dcfortcsted. be
10. comes land depopulated7
4. lndustrial-Childa aud Labor Con
mittcc This committee engages in
most Humanitarian work the rcducin
, of child labor II has been the mean
of taking our little breaker BOYS Ou
Of the mines and our little girls ou
Of the mills and factories and pla,
ing them In school room it has tough
the sweat shop and lcsscncd the mi
cries of All the working classes;
nidcl materially In the passage OF IA
Employers Liability Law. thus pr,
- tcctlng the lnborcr and his famii
In ease of accident or death.
=. Tho state organization hold the
charter under the National organic,
tion aud have similar committees 70
States work All Is systcmaticall
- planned ana Systematically the wor
goes on
And here rs 4 vast significant lac
what is called the uplifting moycmcr
is a growth OF rcccat years In thi
country II might ben confined 10 a
most the last ten years, and 1t cam
mp In the very midst of an age tht
was Socthing with the spirit of con
mcrcIalism. while men were seen
~. iugly wrapped up In the dcNclopmcr
d.. of great Industrial enterprises, Will
mad scramble for wealth was an
- still is cngrossing the energies of s
many people. steadily there hg
grown alone with this terrible stru
glc for money and the dcbascd idea
which are coucomitant with IT, IN
most tremendous social impulse fC
the bcttormcut Ot the conditions
life ana for the raising OF the stan
~ ard of thought and living moral an
:. physical that the world has know
as In many centuries. IT not during a.
II period OF It's existence The pcNo
n who has not recognized this trend !
y the literature of the day in the gre,
II social and ciyil movement going q
W about Ms, is blind 10 conditions Nov
the question u.s. what influence tur
ed the thought of men from Mammo
l. 10 give consideration to better thing
ana this at time when IL would sccl
that every alwcmcnt was abroad an