Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-24
RESOLUTION FOR
 DETERMINATION OF l. W. ". ADOPTED
Special to The Review)

PHOENIX, May 23.-IntrOducing a resolution intended to place Arizona in the front rank of states by declaring war to eXtermination upon the l. w. w, as an outlaw organization and speaking in no mild hammered terms, but with an earnestness of tone and expression that showed sincere deter mination and true patriotism, Mrs. Pauline M. ONeill, member of the house rom Maricopa county, was en- Enthusiastically applauded by her col leagues or the floor this morning after having moved the adoption of her res olution.
 Upon a recorded roll call the house placed itself sQuarely in line with the sentiments expressed by Mrs. O'Neill in her resolution and unanimously voted its adoption.
 Ms. C'Neill made a striking appeal, which was warmly received by the members and brought applause from the galleries. Mrs. O'Neill stated at the outset that she spoke not only as a member of that great body, which stands behind the men at the front the women who have given their sons to the cause and who have organized themselves in response to the call of Herbert Hoover in the conservation of the nations food supplies in order that the army at the front may lack nothing in the way of nourishment.
 To what good end is conservation of food. the speaker asked, if within a single night an outlaw organization bent upon sabotage can burn every mill in the state, destroy every shock of grain in the fields and make away with the crops before harvest?
 She appealed to the men to stand behind the women and that in no half hearted manner Those who are not with us are against us," she declared as she moved the adoption of the res olution.
 At the conclusion of the applause, following the remarks of Mrs. O'Neill there was a call for a recorded vote. Representative Walton took occasion to explain in casting his vote for the resolution that he hoped the legis- lature would see fit to enact. legisla- tiou that would extend to all branches of lawlessness. The resolution fol lows:
 House Resolution, No. ?, introduced by Mrs. Pauline O'Neill, representative from Maricopa county, and adopted without dissenting vote.
 Whereas, our country is now en- gagged in the most stupendous war that has ever been waged, and
 Whereas, our state has sent thou sands Of her brave sons to give war tehir lives if need be, that the world may be made safe for democracy, and
 Whereas, there has sprung into ex- istence aE organization known as the I w W, that threatens to destroy that very democracy in our own glor- ious land and to tear down patriotism and servIce and thus bring contempt to the name of our fair state through out the entire country, now
 Be it Resolved, that this legislature here assembled views with concern the activities of the l. w. W's and believes it to- be a lawless organiZa- ticn composed of men who are a men ace to the safety and honor of the  state and whose presence and propa ganda within the state is a reflection upon OFT brave soldier boys and hindrance to the united stand that we the people of this state are taking as a second army behind our boys, now
 Therefore Be It Further Resolved. that this legislature, in special war session assembled, calls upon every Of ficial from the highest to the lowest, to place Arizona in the lead in this nation in patriotism by denouncng the l. W. W.'s and all it's works, and to pledge himself to do everything with in his power to rid the state of an organization which is a menace to our government and a stain upon the fair name Of our state and our nation, and an insult to the beloved flag of our great and glorious country.