New-York tribune., 1922-10-12

throughout the country Tor unlted GI-
fort TO return Republican congressman
and Senator'S wherever nominated; and
be it further
MilIer's Record Approved
Resolved, That we look with special
appreciation on the administration of
Nathan L. Miller, ns Governor Of New
York, in which state our club head
quarters are located. His record Of
achievement is one of the most bril-
liant In the history Of New York state.
His wise economies have brought the
expenses of the state within it's in
come, created surplus in the State
Treasury, and lowered the burden of
taxation. His administrative skill has
improved the operation of the various
state departments. His courageous and
intelligent direction of state aid in
the solution of the New York City
transit problem has benefited the peo-
pie of that city and has brought the
whole problem to the way Of perma-
nent and constructive solution.
"His support of the Port Authority
ment long needed and from which
every citizen of the ssate will benefit.
His businesslike grasp of the water
power and state canal projects has
opened the way for the utilization of
vast resources for the public benefit.
His clear appreciation Of the advances
made by modern scientific study in
the handling of unfortunate members
Of society has enabled the state to
begin lines of welfare work Of the
most beneficcnt and progressive type.
We find that Governor Miller has
been openminded and just in his atti-
tude toward women in public life,
We commend his interest in the pas
sage of Legislation for the benefit of
women, and we indorse and call the
attention of women everywhere to
that clause Of the Republican state
platform which provides for a thor
ough investigation Of the laws relat-
ing to women so that any existing in
equality of women before the law
may be corrected.
above all, his integrity, his mag
nanimfty, his courage and his wisdom
afford the highest assurance that he
will meet the unseen problems of to-
morrow with the same sagacity and
firmness that has characterized his
administration during the last two
years. How long may we expect to be
well served by high-minded and able
men If we do not give to such our
Women Plan Campaign
The Women's National Republican
Club will be the center of activities for
the local Republican women in the
coming election.
Mrs. Arthur L. Livermore, chairman
Of the Women's State Executive Com.
mittee, announced yesterday that the
women were planning an extensive cir.
cularization of the voters and & series
of campaign rallies. Miss Sarah Butle,
will be in charge of the meetings and
Mrs. Ruth Lift of the speakers bureau
A meeting of the newly appointed
women's committee will be called the
latter part Of the week to plan fo,
the campaign throughout the state.
The members of this committee are:
Mrs. Arthur L. Livermore, chairman:
Miss Florence Wardell, e-chairman :
Miss Helen Varick Boswell, New York !;
Miss Sarah Butler, New York; Miss
Mary Chahoon, Ausable Forks; Mrs
George M. Divan, Elmira; Mrs. Eli T.
Hosmer, Buffalo; Mrs. Florence Il. S.
Knapp, Camillus; Mrs. Ruth Lift, New
York; Mrs. Eugene Meyer, jr., Mount
Kisco; Miss Florence Newboid, Bronx;
Mrs. Cortlandt Nicoll, New York. Miss
Anne Rhodes, New York; Mrs. Charles
II. Sabin, Southampton, L. l.; Mrs.
Henry M. Sage, Albany; Mrs. Samson
Selig, New York; Miss Laura Skinner,
New York; Mrs. Beatrice Stevenson,
Brooklyn; Mrs. Grace Vanamee, New
York; Mrs. Florence B. Van VIE, Utica
Mrs. Rosalie Loew Whitney, Brooklyn;
Mrs. William H. Ives, executive secre-
tary.