NBWTA Report 1904-018
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32 33 IN Bars. Work AmMonc YouNG WoMEN EMPLOYED es moved, Miss Cadbury At the July meeting, Mrs. Price Hugh seconded, and it was carried :— he TEMPERANCE WorK IN SUNDAY SCHOOLS. recommend that this At the July meeting, it was resolved to ed. Department be discontinu CHoiIR DEPARTMENT. it was resolved to recommend its discon- ng, meeti At the July d, with the After discussion, this recommendation was adopte a section, form should tment Depar ge Suffra the that g understandin ANTI-Op1uM DEPARTMENT. At the July meeting, it was resolved to recommend to the Council the subject placed on that this Department be discontinued, and Lecture List. PREVENTION OF SALE OF DRINK TO NATIVE RAckES. At the same meeting, it was resolved, with three dissentients, to the subject recommend that this Department be discontinued and placed on the Lecture List. EMPLOYMENT At the July meeting, OF BARMAIDS. Bae Ste Sapte ae oO the on 4 motion of ; Miss : Perkins and Miss “That gt iais thi Commitice i presents its i best thanks to the Congregational aie nce Union for its action in memorializing the differe nt put aiacompanies on the subject of employing young women in aneuee eee It furthermore expresses the hope that as nett cee pombloying of any fresh girls in railway refresh- ee AY put a stop to, as it is aware that the evils ee mployment there are the same as those of r places where intoxicants are sold.” mete of the same. and not a sub-section, the It was resolved , Johnson :— abe that confronts us with “That in view of the very grave political situation of the Sub- regard to Temperance legislation, it is the opinion a strong Committee Committee that it will be advisable to appoint Suffrage Department to deal with all political questions, and that the same.” the of tion sub-sec a should form Miss Perkins reported on the work of eine of Lady Carlisle, it was decided to bring out fillet dee 50,000 of Miss Perkins’ leaflet, the Executive ci Neunte oa el President’s offer to buy 25,000 for use : wae me ng and. It was resolved that twelve copies be sent ranch, with a copy of the memorial. iene tan DEPARTMENT. 3 Pee It was ; also resolved ved : : ««T hat a grant be made f, the National Association towards Miss Perki ns’ pee tinuance. and Miss Phillips At the July meeting, Mrs. Price Hughes moved, seconded :— ; ee Phe a , and submitted a memorial which she had prepared en neue to magistrates. This was approved, as was also the ene et the pamphlet “ Should Women Serve in Drinkin £ In which Miss Perkins advised that efforts should be con centrated ae s on securin g a law prohibitin ibiti g the employment of any new been formed ve the employment “That, seeing a new Department has tment be discontinued.” Depar this bars, in of young women PoxuiticAL Ae pa At th ee 1 Mrs. C. C. Reed reported that both Miss oe ewes ee eetion with Mrs. McDonald cng -Committee as to the ne: Taaaeuliniin: ie campaign. Mrs. McDonald had vépliddethat she haa eae seal Be oe should be taken by all the Societies which ea ie work, and that the Joint Committee should call pane eueb nierence as had been suggested. With regard t te y action, however, Mrs, McDonald was of o — th t not be in the best interests of the work : take an immediate steps to draf i ; e eee ee ait or introduce a bill prohibiting the employ- Miss Perkins moved :— ance Societies and “That the Executive approach the various Temper ask for their co-operation : parts of the “(z) In calling meetings during next winter in all ing young employ of evils the to on attenti country to direct public girls in drinking bars. in “(2) In arranging to present petitions to the local magistrates the January next, when t hey meet to appoint justices to act at facts show- February Licensing Sessions— these memorials to state the praying and bars, g drinkin n i women employing of evils ing the remedy to power their in are as s step such take to Licensing Justices the evil.” This resolution was seconded by Miss Bertha Mason and carried. Re is At the t a) SEN Pasay a meeting, i is ued Mrs, Tom Mitche i ll stated that a circul by the Hull Branch to the effect that as Duxh Gee sPHORSHY Ae , the Seabee Duxuursr. fe i Lae arted by the Branch Branches as the B.W.T.A. but only should Teepe c. an affiliated Beare RY ie al & wished to raise was “ What claim has this Hh ne SoCo eee than Duxhurst?” Lady Hedy pone Ss of the Committee, whose knowl the commencement of the work, stated that He pees |