The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-10-16
CATHOLIC WOMEN'SFEDERATION
it supplied with Catholic literature,

IL Supplleu Will CaLnOllC literature,
etc.
The same story of practical welfare
is told by all the divisions, while one
and all are thoroughly united on the
subject of promoting Catholic educa-
tion.
Resolutions were unanimously
adopted urging women to use the bal
lot; opposing the Smith-Towner Bill
and all similar attempts against Cath
olic schools; favoring the Good Roads
law, a court of domestic relations, and
the appointment of women on the
board of control, the state visiting
board and the university board of re-
gents. The following resolutions also
passed with enthusiasm:
Whereas, the Mothers Pension Bill
has not been supported by. state ap-
preparation, ~,
Resolved, that we visit our senators
and representatives individually and
impress on them the necessity of fl
nancial support from the state for this
very excellent law.
Irish Republic.
Whereas, the great truth Of the
right of small nations to self-deter-
mination was evolved from the welter
of the late war,
And, Whereas, Ireland is small but
unconquered nation,
Resolved, that we deeply sympathize
with the Irish people in their struggle
for freedom.
Educational Campaign.
Resolved, that this association put
itself unreservedly and Fundamentally
behind the splendid measures advocat-
ed by His Grace Archbishop Bowling
for the betterment of Catholic educa-
tion and the support of our schools.
Public Morals.
Resolved, that this association sup
port and uphold, whether through ac-
| tual labor, financial aid or legislation,
all legitimate measures for civic ad-
vancement, especially all measures
relating to the protection of the morals
of our young people and the safe
guarding their plans of amusement as
well as all activities for the cure and
| prevention of tuberculosis and the
care OF the health or mothers and
children.
Clean PhotopIays.
Resolved, that this body go on rec
ord as being opposed to all classes of
photoplays that will in any way tend
| to harm the moral, religious or radical
| sentiments of any members of this
community.
Resolved, that the members of this
organization use their influence in
| their respective communities to pro-
mote all kinds of movies that are de-
| void of immoral or harmful tenden-
| cies.
| Loyalty to ex-Service Men.
| Resolved, that this association
pledge it's undying loyalty to the noble
men who sprang to the defense of the
home of our country in the late war.
| Resolved Further, that every wom-
+, an of this organization feels herself
called upon to support any movement
for the betterment of the ex-service
men whether in the matter of bonuses
through legislation or individual as
sistance.
i And Still Further Resolved, that
we consider it our most sacred duty
to attend the funeral rites of the brave
boys who shed their blood in our
cause, and in every way in our power
to pay respect and reverence to our
i honored dead.
i Resolved, that the thanks of this
; association is due the daily papers of
/ the Cities and the Catholic Bulletin for
the splendid publicity they have ac-
corded us, the management of the
:, Wilder building for the use of their
I auditorium, and the Guild Of Catholic
Women of st. Paul for the many cour-
, tesies extended to the delegates and
j visitors.