Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-11-25

I Mr Lcntz made a most forceluI
plea for prohibition on the economi,
land biological grounds he related
! how he fought to abolish the cunteeu
4 in the army "Thc hquor people are
becoming ashamed of the saloon, he
Isaid "and they now call II a canteen
Ia houffet. "a thirst parlor IL would
be lust as sensible to have saloons AT
universities and IN high schools as il
Is 10 have them nc army posts for
fear that students and soldiers will 90
10 the dives unless they have q can
teen ur saloon handy lie gave stat
istics showing that thirteen out OF
every one hundred children Of total
labstainers die iu infancy twenty three
children of moderate drinkers die and
thuty-two Of heavy drinkers, while
the remaining twu-thirds are stuutcd
In body and mind The right of a
baby To be born with Il sober father
and mother is fundamental Would
you breed Holsteiu cattle. on Berk-
shire pigs. amy other WayY' he asked.
Opposes Child labor.
Mr .entz spoke eloquently against
child labor. "rhc state has no right
to permit any child to so to work be-
fore the child has obtained az least a
high school education was one of
his dictums "'rhc baby has the vest
ed right to a mother who can vote
he declared. He insisted that his
mother, his sister his daughter would
vote Just as wisely as he himself could
and much more wisely than many of
the lords OF creation who are taught
In saloons and dives how TO vote.
The speaker looks forward TO the
dav when every ably viii have its
vested right to sober parents 20 vot-
ing mothers TO universal education
respected, and then he promised new
revelations from God, revelations even
mightier than the wireless telephone
and telegraph and the other achieve
ments of the present that eclipse the
revelations of earlier days.
The musical program was again up
To the standard set by Nh Scdvr, "A
year ago The Normal University
Glee club was chcered to an echo as
ii walked up TO the platform, singing:
lt Is Ions Way TO Albuquerque y
and 1t sang college sonBs one after the
other
Vaughan Il Lauded.
just before final adjournment, Sup
erintendent of public instruction AL
van y White made a motion To thNnk
President j. b Vaughan for the able
manner in which he had guided the
deliberations of the convention ana
his services to the cause of education
II was adopted with a hurrah.
Dr O'Shea's address to the Parent
teachers association on the Patrons
Privilege in Cooperating with Teach
ers' seemed to have sounded the
right note for this important section
of the educational association. Even
though ii was the noon hour no one
in the audience rose To 60 out and no
one Went home later without thank-
inc Or O'Shea and also eNprosslnB
appreciation for the delightful drills
by the Las Vegas Normal university
physical training class a the cleo
lion OF officers Yesterday Rabbi H.
bergman was chosen chairman, Mrs
John Suumqwst, first vice chairman
Prof. j. b. Wagner of santa Fc, see
ond vice chairman, Or. Randolph
Cook. secretary. Mrs J. r. Taylor OF
peminK. treasurer MIS-. j. n Easter
day "a member of the educational
council Constitution and bylaws
were adopted and the section will M
the future be known as the school
nntr0us section Sis counties and
eight towns besides Albuquerque We're
represented at the meeting