Arizona republican., 1917-10-25
Women of State Told That
 There is Work for All to Do in Furthering Cause of Humanity in the World

 Opportunity for patriotic service is knocking at every door the humblest and the highest. Through the years before us, may you continue to hear and answer each call; proving again and again our pride in the names we bear-Americans, club women, citi- zens, mothers"
 With these words Mrs H. 4. Guild sounded the keynote of the meeting of the Central Arizona District Fed tration of Womens clubs held at the Madison clubhouse yesterday.
 The inspiring address of the presi- dent was followed by other forceful and patriotic talks-the combined numbers furnishing d program such as neved before has been presented al any federation and which tended to create at atmosphere of fine courage and helpfulness so desired in time of war.
 In addition to pledging hearty CO., operation in patriotic projects the Red Cross. food conservation, the federation passed resolutions favoring the esta blishment of a visiting nurse for the rural districts and of camp ing grounds for tourists.
 Federation Policy
 III 3CGOfQHHce WlIH the lcOeCdIlOn policy the matter of a district nurse must he handled through the legis- lative department of the state federa ton which will have the strong sup port of the district organization. The camping ground movement will prob ably be launched locally by a commit tee appointed by the president, Mrs. Guild, who will forward the cause in much the same manner that wou Phoenix a rest room for women. This r'niect was advanced by the district federation and the new cause will be taken up with the same enthusiasm and concerted action of club women with which the former was carried to success.
 The subject was introduced by Mrs. David Jones who in her review of Presidents day" presented the plan. She also stated that the club presi- dents had Suggested roadside planting Of trees. meat inspection and moving pictures for rural communities.
 There were 1S7 club women present and they represented the seventeen clubs affiliated in the district fedora tion. They were most cordially well comed and entertained by the Madi- son Improvement club in it's attrac- tive new club house on the Indian
 
 Mrs. B A Fowler the honorary pres- ident now in Los Angeles, is the ma terial evidence of the steadfastness cf purpose which has characterized the club from it's beginning" The club was simply decorated in pepper houghs and American Beauty roses and the flag held prominent place nn the stage forming screen directly behind the speakers.
 Shortly before the noon hour the distinguished guest of honor, Governor Thomas F.. Campbell. arrived accom- panied by Mrs Campbell. The ar rivals were enthusiastically greeted and applause frequently interrupted Governor Campbell during the course of his timely address After charm ing greeting to the assetnbage the governor spoke of the cause in which every American today has entered heart and soul.
 Every Woman Has Work to Do
 This issa time in the state and na : ton when we are rubbing shoulders close tegether-men and women. The United States today needs every wom an with every man to forward all the duties imposed upon them. l believe their hearts and hands are in this great war, he declared
 
 thing Of what does it consist? 1t is very easy to say love of country. But why love of country? I find it love Of people starting as it were in tho home and family and I find it fila affection and love of each other: the proper respect in the home and the proper respect to each other out O ihe home" said the speaker in defin- ing patriotism as human love He ther stated that the people were not re- spending as they should to the ''prin ciple that makes it possible for. Amer. jeans to live in security today an( advocated a fuller realization of tht brotherhood of man.
 Bernhardi predicted that the wa would last seven years" said Governo Campbell. Are we going to let hi prediction come true? Will the Amer ican people wait or will We in tn tremendous might of 100. 100000 peop get together and make the war 0 short duration. We must all sacrific that the war will be won. How ar we going to do it? It is we'll enougl to shout patriotism but une actua deeds are what we need" he con tended, as he pointed out the thre ways in which the nation might b. aided at this time-by taking up arms bv cultiyating the farms and by fl nance. In the latter connection h made powerful plea for the secor,