The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-27
WORK OF
WOMEN Is
SETFORTH
Retiring President Tells
What The Federation
is Doing

4 M AaA~ zA - N A+TAAt i
os,liaes d ne gzied.ctosy delivered
81 Mrs Phillip North Moore o. s.
Lola. retiring president q the csaI
erai Federation b. Womea Clubs I
bow ln session aara faF ts eleventh I
biennial convention
q bensres sas said. that the gen.
srsl federation noH ls united as neTer
before We have learned to kn0W
ach oiher aad work together soa-
derflily Een. The great task oi this
eqngentiou IS to 1--we d0Fn TIE gsneF-
ati0a that sgiII Tags behind the times
Among Tile accomplishments listed
Hrs MgoFs said tae country al large
F had ths elab aonsu to thank TT the
F pure food lw the preservation n
Niagara Falls. passage of the Weeks
/ It'll i1r tna conservation 81 forest
lands aid much legislation looking ie
The welfare d women and children
For the future she urged that 70
men address themselves particularly
t8 international ana Industrial peace.
regulation Ct tie press and iha drama.
f education inspection d factories and
closer watch on national legislation
affecting social ana civic Aie
X ~ag naHeying t8 w0man that
nearly every national organization
looking Tor power came % see The led
GRAFTON. she said.
but this joining q many organiza-
tlons cautioned Mrs Moore helpful
though il may be. brings added Re
sbonslbiiily and great expense"
Her advice waa that state divisions
Of The federation. as well az the ma.
tIonaI body itself hold 10 their own
eaBcsiiohal purposes. allowing depart
ments ana individual Clubs 70 afiii-
late as they choose.
/ the Sunday comic supplement cams
+ III for sharp criticism, as actually
vicious. Cannot We have a supple
+ ment" asked firs. Moore. that is az.
many artistic and truly humorous =
Details Of divorce, scandal and
crime. she thought. were lesa and less
tolerabIe 10 women.
IAN itsm Of news" she said, I'VE
must accept. but the unsavory details
are no longer news
Prof Mary H. Sanford oi the Uni
yerslty oi Minnesota. speaking on
moral power in the schoolroom, said
an influence TO be guarded against Is
the fashion Of wealth and luxury, the
danger attending a liberal education
OF conioundlng liberty and license and
the influence Of immoral instructors
who prefer Dilettantes ike Swim
burne and Oscar Wilde 70 lhe great
masters VINO have enriched our Ian
guage aud thought"
Mrs. ~. 81. Barry Of Sherman. Tex.
said:
From the mass Of reports and prI
yate correspondence the committee ol
hygiene submits the following facts
First That it is generally con
ceded by educators, physicians anf
social workers, that there Is urgent
need FOR personal and sex hygiene in
sraciions in our schools.
Second That such instructions
should be grounded on biology
Third That il should include more
! than mere physical facts
Fourth That It is dangerous 10 in
troduce into elementary and second
] ary schools until II is required IN nor
! mai schools. and teachers are carefully
selected and prepared for the work
Fifth. The instruction should b.
given to parents ana gradually 70 th'
! pupil
sixth That popular preiudicr
j against such instruction is rapidly dis
. appearing. That such instruction il
essential to eradicate The social eyi
and controlling disease"
Mrs. Phillip NJ Moore believes VIII
President Taft that Il is the duty o
4 the national officers 10 visit their con
stisuencies
During my four years Ia office
1 she said III her farewell address Wed
nesday, y have visited 50 prineipa
cities and al states on the business
Of the federation, and have Travelled
more than seventy thousand miles"
Infants six months old may y
s taught music by the color music sys
s tenn. Mrs. Fannie B. McKinlei
Hughey OF ST. Louis told the fedora
tionista Wednesday A chlld's educa
lion, she said. should begin when Y 4
three months old, not later
The principal paper on sex By
glene was read by Judge CLAYTON +