Arizona republican., 1917-05-31

cluded Mrs. Chas. H. Schulz and Miss Julia Harbeck. submitted the following plan, stating that the same had been approved by Dr. von KleinSmid. chair man of food conservation and by the executive committee, which plan was adopted by the women.
 1. County chairman.
 II. Cabinet l. Publicity chairman. 2 Editor (recipes and articles). g.. Clearing house chairman. 4 Trans portation chairman. ,. Secretary and treasurer Quorum shall consist of three cabinet members
 Plan of Work
 A. General Conservation of food in the home.
 B. Specific. l. More intelligent economy through (a) wiser buying and preparation of foods (b) simpler and better balanced menus; (c) servings suited to individual appetites. ?. Pres ervatiOn of surplus food through can ming, preserving or drying.
 Avenues of Approach
 A. Publicity through G) news papers; (2) state and federal bulletins
 B. Personal contact through GD expert lecture re-demonstrations by (a) state leader in home economies; (b)
  Maricopa county woman agent; (d) city and county home economics teach CTS. 2 Work of committees appointed from school centers.
 Theses Arrived At
 A. There should be established an agency to act as a clearing house for surplus food between producer and consumer: the conservation to be car ried on through CD Creating a patri- otic desire in the producer to place surplus food in receptacles suitable for hauling, or allow the surplus to be gathered by patriotic workers CD Securing donated services of owners of cOnveyances to transport the food from producers to the consumer (3) Placing a valuation which, for the day, shall be universal throughout the dis trict
 B. The use of home manufactured foods should become popular among housewives, thereby releasing the fac tory prepared foods for the use of the United States and allied armies c. Centers should be established where adults may witness demonstra- tions and assist in the preparation of various foods
 The following executive committee was named to carry it into effect: Pub licity. Mrs. Thomas E. Campbell: clear ing house, Mrs. Charles H. Schulz: transportation, Mrs Frank Parker: editor, Mrs. H. A. Guild: associs .e ed itor Miss Peterson, of Tempe high school: secretary treasurer, Ms. Jo- seph Stark.
 Mrs. E. B. O'Neill as the Arizona member of the National Council If De fense. stated that the plan as outlined fits in entirely with the program re- ceiyed by her in the mail this morning from national headquarters: that the conservation and preservation Q food was the prime factor in the work before the women at this time. She urged that every president of every organiza- = tion, no matter of what nature. social. club, church, fraternal, or what not. should be part of the great state or ganlZation of the women of the COun- ell of Defense for the nation She urged that the women also work in the Red Cross. A telegram received today ! by her asks the cooperation of the women in distributing President Will sons war message on June ], Registra ton Day to every man that registers The various members of the execu- | tive committee outlined briefly the work they contemplated in their vari- OuS departments.
 Resolutions were presented by Mir. Smalley which had been adopted by the State Council of Defense touching the following subjects. which were adopted by the organization: l. The eXertion of every effort to se- i cure subscriptions to the Liberty Loan bonds to raise Arizona's quota of $3.000.000
 ,. Urging enlistments in the First Regiment of Arizona.
 ,. Discouraging the feeding of beg Sars and tramps, as there is work in the fields and other places for all men.