Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-02-10

ownership of natural resources; con-
troll of transportation and the neces-
saries of life: Public Health.
Home Problems. Food. clothing and
child conservation.
Education. Maintenance of existing
standards; child labor; use of school
plant: Vocational guidance: National
Education: Physical training: Contin-
uation schools: Recreation.
Military Establishment: Selective
draft.
Labor Standards: wages: hours:
women in industry: Child labor: en-
ployment bureaus: industrial relations:
social insurance: employers liability.
Business and Finance. Taxes: scien-
tifc management and efficiency: Co.
operation VS.. competition: cooperative
agriculture: thrift.
Social problems. Civilian relief:
Child welfare
Reconstruction. Pensions: Land
question: unemployment: immigration:
woman question: trade: reciprocity
with Canada: foreign relations: demo-
cratic control Of foreign policy: the
federation of the world.
The Arizona Congress of Mothers
and Parent Teacher associations will
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school administration building on
North First avenue. The morning ses-
sion will be called promptly at $3.50
o'clock, Mrs. ]. c. Norton, the president
of the Congress, presiding. Election of
officers will be the feature of the morn
ing meeting which will be given over
entirely to business. There will be re-
ports from the different parent teacher
associations and other organizations
affiliated with the Congress.
Mrs. F. 7. Alkire, vice president of
the Congress. will preside in the after
noon when the following program will
be presented:
Presidents Address, Mrs. J. C. Nor
ton.
Where Parent Teacher Associations
Fail and How They Help" A. II. Rum
mel, principal of the Monroe school.
Music, High School orchestra.
School Laws Miss Louise Boehrin-
ger.
Music, High School orchestra.
How Arizona Women Can Help Win
the War" George H Smalley.
"Elihu Root, American Statesman
will be the subject of discussion at q
meeting of the Orangewood- Ramona
club Wednesday afternoon, the pro-
gram being led by Mrs B. Neff The
meeting will be held at the residenc,
of Mrs. 2. l.. Sterkel Last week the
l members enjoyed a tea at the home
of Mrs. {. c. JOY, the guests of honor
being Mrs. G. f. Rocker and Mrs. H. H
:: Major Mrs. A. l. Bayless contributed
to the pleasure by singing a group O
songs, her accompanist being Mis-.
Myrtle Comm.
The rural and city clubs affiliate,
with the State Federation of Women
Clubs will cooperate with the WON
ans club, the hostess club of the stat
: federation convention in April, in max
ing the stay OF the club women from al
over the state a delightful event. Their
VIII be several interesting social feat
. ures planned upon receipt of the of
= fetal program from Mrs. H. A. Morgan
of Wilcox, president of the federation
: So much of what is put out unde
), the new battle cry of Conservation
i is i'll considered and immature, that
is a relief to turn to the work of
real expert like Mrs John Sherman
chairman of the conservation depart
ment OF the General Federation q
: | Women's Clubs. Mrs. Sherman saws:
The conservation department
I concerned with the proper handling @
! the natural resources of the country
: natural scenic areas, forests, tree.
+. water, waterways, and water power
= mineral and chemical elements of til
earth and air; bird and animal bf,
ROADS, while not a natural resourc,
have long been an important activit
OF the department; also the roadsid
planting OF the Lincoln Highway.
= Food production, because of its re
u lation TO soil-the supreme resour,
= that we now need to use to its fll
= capacity-was added to the depar
!. ment as a new division of work la
~ April at the council at New Orleans
~ These natural resources touch eve
- phase of our national and individu
~ life at some point of contact. Some
. them are now being handled on a Ii
>; and death basis. Never before in II
:, life of the American people has ii
- need been so great for the prevent,
AZ OF waste of our natural resources. al
n never has there been a time when Y
"a so NEEDED to understand and apprecia
them.
In addition the conservation depar
ment together with all departments
the General Federation is pledged =,
concentrate on human efficiency
ne Hence the department work will
81 the future include the conservation
~ human as well as material resource.
=; On all the above lines, Mrs. She
lp man address Chicago Woman's Gil
ne 40 Michigan Blvd, Chicago) is rea'