Arizona republican., 1922-04-02

fore favor, wherever possible, Jail
sentences for the rum runner and the
bootlegger, to the end that the law
of the land shall be observed.
6. Be it further Resolved. That,
believing that it devolved upon our
generation to put an end to war and
substitute effective world organiza-
ton for the settlement of interna-
tional disputes, we rejoice in the con-
structive achievements of the Wash
ington conference as steps leading
in this direction, we endorse for this
reason the limitation of naval arma-
ments, the four power pact. the out
lawry of poison gas, the restricted
use of submarines, the measures tax
en- to remove the causes of war in
the Far East, and We hope that the
bombing of unfortified towns by aer-
oplanes will be similarly outlawed.
We urge upon the United States. SEN
ate the speedy ratification of the
treaties there made and upon con-
gress a real reduction of the army
and navy expenditure as proof of
our good faith in the agreements
reached.
Z. Whereas, Believing that great
benefits have been reaped from the
operation of kindergartens wherever
they have been established in the
public schools in our state; be it
Resolved. That we urge their es-
tablishment in all schools under the
present kindergarten law.
8. Be it Resolved, That we reaf-
firm our desire to provide by law for
physical inspection of public school
children to safeguard them from con-
tagious diseases and to promote their
physical we'll being, having in mind
due respect for those whose religious
beliefs do not sanction such examin-
alton.
9. Whereas. This conference has
received great inspiration by the
presence of our national president,
Mrs. Milton p. Higgins, and her sec
retary, Miss Bottomy: therefore be it
Resolved, That we express our ap-
probation of their being with US at
this time.
10. Whereas, The retiring officers
and chairmen of departments have
given unsparingly of their time and
strength to further the work of the
Congress and association during the
past year; be it
Resolved, That a vote OF apprecf-
alton and thanks be given them for
their help and that all associations
be urged to remember in the future
how such help they can renNar by
not only carrying out the suggestions
of department chairmen but by re-
porting to chairmen what they have
done.
IL. Be it further Resolved. That
we extend our appreciation and
thanks to all who have contributed in
any way toward the success of this
conference, particularly to the speak
ers and musicians who so graciously
and ably appeared on our programs;
the newspapers Of the city of Phoe-
nix for the generous space given to
the announcement and proceedings of
this convention; the Hotel Adams
management for their courtesy in eX-
tending the hospitality of the hotel
as headquarters for our state board;
the state department of public in
struction; the University of Arizona;
the Arizona School of Music: the
Phoenix Union high school, for CO.
operation and assistance in our pro-
grams and meetings. and especially to
the commercial department of the
high school for tipping several hun
dred copies of the song MY Tribute"
for assembly singing: to the board of
trustees of Wilson district for their
recognition of the value of our work
as evidenced by their closing the
Wilson school Friday afternoon that