Arizona republican., 1918-06-16
MT. and Mrs. Campbell Spend lime h Northern Part State
Club Notes Official Organ State Federation of
 Woman's Clubs

The Orangewood- Ramona club held day at the home of Mrs. Charles Peterson when a program of patriotic numbers was presented While this will be the last formal meeting of the club a series of entertainments will be held throughout the summer in the in terests of the thrift campaign. The gathering last week was well attended. Mrs. R. E. Norton gave a reading, Our Flag for the opening number and as she concluded the flag was unfurled and the members saluted and sang the national anthem. Mrs. Charles Baum gardner contributed with a reading her subject being "Careys Men" She was followed by Mrs. Lee Bayless who sang Liberty Bells" and Keep the Home Fires Burning" There were two other readings. Mrs. G. F. Rocker. New Glory" and Mrs. E. w. Seaman. "A Knitting Song" Costumed in an American flag Miss Anita Hull danced to the music of "Over There.| v
 
 The following resolutions are d part of those passed by the General Federation of Women's clubs at it's convention in Hot Springs, Arkansas.
 They are printed without their preambles and are sent to State Fed eration presidents with the request that they distribute copies to all clubs in their states and urge these clubs to give active cooperation in carrying out these policies.
 | Resolved. That the General Fedora ton of Womens clubs. in convention assembled send the following telegram to United States senate in care of Hon. Thomas Marshall, Vice-p presl- dent, and house of representatives care of the Hon. Champ Clark, speaker:
 The fourteenth biennial convention of the General Federation of Womens clubs assembled at Hot Springs Arkansas, representing two and one half million women of the United States earnestly request your honor able body to immediately pass a na- tional bone-dry law as a war measure
 When both food and man power are at such a premium, we believe it l folly to indulge in the waste of one and the dissipation of the other We the women of the lend, pledge our sons, our money, our labor and our all, we beseech the United States con- gress to strike from our land the greatest despoiler of food and the 1 greatest wrecker of man power and be it further
 Resolved, That we urge every woman's club in the United States to cooperate in this drive against alcohol and to call one meeting be- tween now and July. 4th for the pur- pose of securing the signatures of it's members to a telegram to the United States senate in care of both United States senators and to the house of representatives in care of the local representative. requesting the immediate passage of a national bone dry prohibition law, as a war mea- sure.
 Be It Resolved, That the General Federation of Women's clubs in con vention assembled. send the follow ing telegram to the United States senate. care of Senator A. H. Jones chairman. women suffrage committed
 The fourteenth biennial convention of the General Federation of Women clubs assembled at Hot Springs | Arkansas. representing two and one half million women of thte United States, earnestly request your hon. orable body to take immediate favor able action on the pending resolution to submit federal suffrage amend ment to the several state legislatures that democracy in the United States may be completed for the public good
 Resolved, That the G. F. W. c. ir convention assembled recommended to the legislators of the various states the petition to enact at the earliest possible moment, laws which vii make English the fundamental Ian guage for thte people of this country; and compel all schools to devote a part of each years curriculum to the study of American ideals and insti- tutions in order to prevent our coun- try from being undermined and di- vided in the future by the constant