Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-30

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DDS, but rather q sane, sisterly appenl
to US not to forget our duty to our
state and nation. The following Is q
brief resume Of tle resolutions pass
ed by the federation this year:
IT, RESOLUTIONS adopted by the North
Dakota Federation of ,Wonen's CUPS
at their 18th annual meeting at Fargo,
Nd.
Resolved, That we deplore the pres
ent IMMORAL tendency In dress and
that we heartily endorse the action
of the federation Of our sister state,
Minnesota, in the adoption OF a re-
form model. !,
Since the eye is the universal agent
in Education, Be 1t Resolved, That
we use our eqorts to secure legisla~
ton to effect proper censorship OF
moving picture shows.
Resolved, That we labor for the
amendment Of the child labor law to
provide for it's compulsory enforce
ment.
Resolved, That we commend the ef-
! fort which is being made In our ma
ton to establish vocational guidance
and urge the establishment of guild
ancei agencies in our state SO far as
possible In connection with our school
system, especially IN connection with
high schols and higher institutions OF
learning.
Resolved, That In view of the pres
ent trend OF national development, we
call upon the various wOmen's clubs
to take up the study of political sci
ence, as Il preparation for future citi.
zenship. * .lr.
Resolved, That we sanction and sup.
port the work being done through our
schools, the press, the lecture plat
form, the game board, the, North Da-
kota Audubon society, and our W
conservation comnitte to deyelOpe
an Intelligent interest In our bird pop
ulation and that we shall actively
champion the cause OF bird protec'
ton. -, .oa- ,r, s,
Resolved, That we foster and en-
courage the native talent and creative
ability found within the borders OF
our state. .M.- 5000
Resolved, That we take an insist
ent stand for the promotion Of perma.
nent peace and the elimination OF
destructive ornaments. ~. ~
2 A definite aim for any organized
work is necessary. In this we can
prove no exception and take for our
aim Good Citizenship. In order that
we may direct our energies to the
best advantage. in attaining this OBJ.
ject, BE It Resolved, That we coop
crate with all the state educational
influence for the uplift Of the remote
rural districts. eq..r 80, !,
Resolved, That we lend our support,
to the establishment of the consoli-
dated school, which, more than any
other agency, will secure improved
buildings for school and community |
purposes. We call attention to the
need of working out a rural social
survey in this state and to the great
benefits such a survey would render.
Resolved, That VT commend the
welfare legislation enacted by recent
sessions in reference to prevention OF
blindness in infants, preventing the
marriage of defective and diseased
persons, providing for the steriliza-
ton Of incurable insane, f%eeble-mind-
end and habitual criminals, the lin.
proved system Of poor relief and that
we use our influence to have these
laws made compulsory.
Resolved, That we place ourselves
on record as favoring uniform mar.
rage and divorce laws in the several
states. &Ir.gs:3
Resolved, That we. urge the timely
teaching of personal and soy hypiana