Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-01-30

| scented, New MeXico's representative
being Miss Ruby Saunders of Roswell
Mrs. Ruth c. Miller presented the
| legislative program adopted by the
recent state educational conference
and IL was endorsed by the women eX-
cepting the clause for free text books
although desire was expressed that
the funds available to assist INDECENT
pupils in each county should lie in
creased The demand for higher sal
aries for teachers found an especially
warm endorsement.
Mrs. y. B. Laughlin reported that
the censorship of motion picture films
is proving not only q success in vari-
Gus states but also is revnue pro-
duoe:,
The Legislative Program.
Mrs. Nina Utero Warren presented
the women's legislative program. The
two measures to be specially pushed
are provisions for the care of deln-
uuent girls and the child conserva-
ton commission bill.
Mrs II. u. Barnes, amidst applause,
reported that the house had adopted
suffrage resolution addressed to
New MeXico's representatives. in con-
gress an dthe council voted its thanks
TO the house and urged the state sem
3te also to adopt the resolution. The
federation has previously gone on
record in favor of the Susan r. An
thony amendment to the federal con-
stituton.
The invitation OF Governor and Mrs.
o. A. Larrazolo to the reception at
the executive mansion was accepted
as were also the invitations of the
museum board to attend the reception
and tea in honor of Mrs Mason and to
view the special art exhibit in the
museum
Those in attendance at the council
meeting were: Mrs c. f. Mason of
Roswell, president of the New Mexico
Federation; Mrs j. r. Mcclure of Kos
well, corresponding secretary: Mrs. S.
f, Nutter of Clovis auditor; Mrs. ].
II. Majors of Ration, president of the
Ration Federation and publicity Sec
rotary; Mrs. t, G. Rodgers of Las
Vegas, head of educational depart
ment; Mrs, Hallett Reynolds of Las
Vegas, head c fY. w. c. A, war fund
commission; Mrs Frank H. H. Rob-
erts, president of the Las Vegas Wom-
ans, club; Mrs. Felix Raca of the AL
bGquerque Womans club Mrs. A. A,
Keram of Albuquerque; Mrs. Il. 2.
Barnes of Albuquerque; Mrs Max
Nordhaus, chairman of the child well
fare committee of the state council
OF defense: Miss a. A. Atkinson, head
of history department; Mrs. ~ b.
l.aughlin. head of civics department;
Mrs. Frank W. Parker parliamentar-
ian; Mrs. Harry l.. Wilson, head of
art department; Miss Flora Conrad,
director of the department of educa-
ton; Mrs. +, c. Wilson, director of the !
on conservation; Mrs. Ed /
gar l.. Hewet' president of the Fifteen
club; Mrs. 7. y. Winter, president of
the woman's board Of trade; Mrs r.
F. Asplund, past president of the fed |
Grafton: Mrs. Nina Otero Warren, |
chairman of the legislative commit !
tee; Mrs. /. H. Rapp, Mrs. w. J. Bar
kcr and Mrs. Paul A. f. Walter, COM |
mittee of arrangements 70 rthe meet !
ing,
This afternoon, the legislative COM |
mittee appeared before the budget
committee to plead 70 rthe retention |
of the item of $4,000 in the reform |
school budget for the care of delin-
quent girls but opposing the eXpendi- |
ture of this sum on an old building
at Springer
On motion of Mrs. Hallett Reynolds !
the council went on record in praise of |
the work of the state council OF de-
Tense and particularly Of Charles
Springer the chairman of the execu- |
tive committee. for "his unselfish and
patriotic work.