Arizona republican., 1917-05-20

work. He said the need of the work outlined by the association is here and he believed that intensely practical ideas were being advanced. He said that herein lay the opportunity for the heartiest cooperation and declared that the Counsel of Defense could be counted upon to enter heartily into this needed cooperation.
 1 pr. H. J. James said the prevention 1 of the infection of children with tuber- culosis will mean the speedy wiping out of the disease He said all com munities should organize in the battle against the plague. He said there | should be organization among the children, in the schools, the nigh schools and wherever young people mingle. He urged more thorough health examination in the schools, and said that employers of labor should have systems of examinations He spoke of the willingness of the women's clubs to cooperate, and said that pub | lie clinics and nurses to educate and instruct the public were necessary. He said that legislation, too, is needed. To carry on this work, he said, all must not be left to volunteers, and in this connection pointed out the need of an executive secretary adequately com pensated for his work. He said the 1 physicians were giving as liberally of their time as possible, but that they could not be expected to take up the work as systematically as would a competent executive secretary who would be under the supervision of the officers of the association.
 1 Ventilation of Mines
 l J. P. Hodgson of Bisbee told of the work undertaken and carried out by the Phelps Dodge interests in proper ventilation of their mines and in other wise conserving the health of their em- ployes. He said it was good busi- ness" if nothing else. He said the men 1 themselves were anxious to cooperate with the company in such movements. He said the association had a great work to perform in the conserving of human life and human energy. He said he felt warranted in saying state aid could be secured when it was shown that the work was being carried on effectively.
 Prof. A. J. Matthews, president of the Tempe Normal school, suggested that all the members endeavor to secure do- nations for the work, particularly from | boards of supervisors, city commissions and common councils He said he did not believe great difficulty would be encountered in securing aid
 Mrs. Eugene Brady O'Neill suggested 1 that in the present needs she believed that the sale of Red Cross seals should not be confined to the Christmas period 1 She wanted to know if some way could not be devised to make the sale of the stamps an allthe- -year-round work 1 After the various speakers had been heard, a vote was taken on the adoption ifft h Exr-l lat and were unanimously approved, where upon directors were chosen. Adjourn ment being taken. the directors recon vened and elected officers and named the executive committee.
 | Board of Directors
 The new board of directors consists | of the following:
 1 w. H. Archdeacon, Jerome Rt. Rev J. w. Atwood, Phoenix; David Bab- bitt, Flagstaff; Dr. J. E. Bacon, Miami Dr. E. c. Blome Flagstaff; Miss E. l. Boehringer, Yuma; Dr. George A. Bridge, Bisbee; Dr. Francis w Brown, St. Johns; Mrs. Hugh Campbell, Flag staff; Gov. Thomas E. Campbell, Phoe- nix; P. A. Carmichael, Clifton; Hon. C. O. Case, Phoenix; Louis Gates, Ray;
 Mrs. H. M. Clagett, Nogales; F. C. Clark, Tucson; Rev. R. B. Cocks | Phoenix
 Hon. Fred T. Colter, Springerville; Rev. Thomas NJ. Connolly, Tucson; Prof. G. Cornelius, Winslow; Cory Davenport, Miami; J. L. Donnelly Phoenix; James Douglas, Douglas; C. O. Ellis, Douglas; Mrs. H. D. Evans Mesa; Rev. Father Fabre, Flagstaff;
 Mrs. Dixon Fagerberg, Prescott; Mrs H. W. Fenner, Tucson; Dr. John w ! Film, Prescott; Charles T. Francis | Douglas; R. N Fredericks. Prescott Mrs. o. D. M. Gaddis, Kingman; Rev
 George c. Golden, Nogales; Mrs. Doug las Grey, Tombstone: NJ. B. Hazeltine 1 Prescott; Dwight B. Heard, Phoenix; J. P. Hodgson, Bisbee; Lorenzo Hub bell, Canada; Dr. H. J. James, Phoenix
 Rev. r. M. Johnson, Globe; Grant Jones Tempe; Mrs. Nathan Kendall 1 Tucson; Mrs. w. A. Kent Prescott
 W. $. Lawson. Casa Grande; Prof Frank o. Lockwood, Tucson.
 Prof. John D. Loper, Phoenix; Mrs Ancil Martin, Phoenix; President A. J
 Matthews. Tempe; H. s. McCluskey
 Jerome; Milton J. Mclean, Morenci
 Dr. Jeremiah Metzger, Tucson; Danie Millett, Arlington; D. D. Moffat, Hay
 den; Mrs. H. A. Morgan, Wilcox; Ar thur Notman. Bisbee; Mrs. F. B
 O'Neill. Phoenix; Mrs. E. c. Piper Douglas; Mrs. Thomas E. Pollock Flagstaff; Dr. Wallace Randall, Flor.
 ence; Col. Epes Randolph, Tucson L D. Ricketts, Warren; M. J. Riordan Flagstaff
 Mrs. Mcdonald Robinson, Williams
 Dr. c. E. Rooney, Yuma; Mrs. F. A Schafer Globe. Mrs Gerald Sherman n