Arizona republican., 1918-06-16

medication of foreign opinions and prejudices.
 Resolved, That we, the G. F. W. C. in convention assembled so most earnestly petition our government to provide as soon as practicable, suit able short courses of training for citi zenship. compulsory for both boys and girls. preferably before they vote, under Federal military discipline.
 Resolved. That all women of the country be asked to stand at atten tion, that is facing the flag and with arms hanging straight at the sides, during the passing of our flag or the singing of our national anthem.
 Be It Resolved. That we, the dele ates to the biennial convention of the General Federation of Womens clubs, assembled to consider in what ways we can best serve our country and our Allies, do voluntarily pledge ourselves to consume no wheat or wheat products until the next har- vest or about September 1st.
 Be It Resolved, That the General Federation of Women's clubs in four teenth biennial convention assembled, does hereby agree to lend it's active aid to the rapid consumption of this potato crop and to encourage farmers to produce sufficient potatoes in 1918.
 As clothing has become an economic question in the United States today and is an important factor in every Woman's personal and financial prob lem, be it
 Resolved, That the General Fedora tion of Women's clubs, in fourteenth biennial convention assembled, go on record as standing behind every ef- fort to make clothing artistically bet ter in line and color, more simple and practical, economical, sober and sane, by giving up foolish fleeting fashions, by purchasing only that which is suit 1 able for wear at the time and place l according to the work to be per l formed by buying. as far as possible, only the best fabrics the government can allow for civilian use, and furth- ermore. be it
 Resolved, That we endorse the com pulsory use of the label Made in the United States of America" for all American fabrics and clothing. We also recommend that require ment be established whereby manu- factured products from every foreign country be properly labeled as such in order to protect the creative gen jus in foreign countries, as well as to do justice to American manufactur- CTS, be it
 Resolved, That the biennial conven- tion of the General Federation of i Women's clubs endorse the general use of sleeve band instead of con-
 ventional mourning costumes. this sleeve band to be of black with a gray star for each man or woman for whom relatives wish to express honor and sorrow.
 l Resolved. Upon the recommends tion of the anti-tuberculosis division of the public health department, that the General Federation of Women s clubs advises that a special commit tee be appointed by the Federation of Women's clubs for every state. ter ritory and insular possession of the United States for the duration of the war, which shall be removable only for incapacity or inactivity, and whose duty it shall be to cooperate on behalf of it's federation with eX-
 isting standardized tuberculosis or ganiZations.
 Resolved That the General Fedora tion of Womens clubs in convention assembled. hereby petitions the con- gress of the United States to provide measures to prevent the spread of