6th. Parks should be kept up, planted with shale trees and flowers, have benches, running water and pi.=rs where possible*. Committees should oppose tourists camping in p irks, hanging out the cloth s and leaving trash behind them. This detracts from the Park and giv< a careless outlook to the town or country.
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hrs. -itorn ashed if the Parliament would act on these recommendations as a body or refer them to the Resolution committee.General discussion as to whether the Parliament aould go into a permanent organisation or work as _ irt of the hod r .ted Clubs, hrs. J. C. Hyrick asked if thes Body must separate from the Federation so v.x 11 organized, hrs. I-. J. Friedrichs again urged th it this Parliament be careful of the word “-Federation"—-that we needed everj man, woman in this work and must exclude no organisation. ..r;,. Roy dan Bougies of ..,.w Orleans spoke eloquently on duplication of work and' against going into a permanent organism.t:h n of Old Bpunish frail—favoring Departmental work and having committees from Fad'rated Clubs to avoid the uphill work of a new organization. The Federation is willing to place its machinery at the disposal of 0	3.	T.	and
moved that this Parliament of women resolve themselves in a department of .Federation. Mrs. ./• .7. Forwood asked A t the literature bs sent out through the Old Sp mish Trail and not fed i ition .it<rat re. hiss Florence Huberwald favored Parliament having own committees-no organization, hiss Neal stated th at the 3j nish Tr ,ii needed the support ox women—cannot hurry this through. .jCter »uch discussion both pv*o ana con, hrs. J. c. ...prick sug-g..-sted ti.au Director General be appointed by the fen’s Organization and that she appoint a council of women in every state, one from each organisation to help in the work of Beautifying highways.
Mrs. hilss moved to accept hrs. B,iochs proposition to have a Central head and that each state work out its own problems to have a committee to be known as the .‘.Spanish Trail committee. It was decided t .at each state represented would withdraw and elect or select one woman to be at the head in each state, the Director General to be appointed by the ...n’s Organization —-the following ladies were selected to be at the head of the states represented-: hrs. Rucks Ycrger, of Gulfport, hiss. —Mississippi hrs. J. C. iyrick	Texas
l.Irs. A. F. Storm	Louisiana.
Recommendations as presentee, by ...rs. Bird h..ochs were adopted as follows:
That dogwood, etc. be not cut down in localities where these trees
grow.
That cottonwood, cactus snpuid not be cut down, hrs. Skinner moved that highways be divided into sections—mark counties. Recommendations referring to Gateways, Oil stations and stores were adopted.
The recommendation offered that hiss Clot ilde Nageli be- made a member of executive committee was amended to read th-1 a woman be named, hiss Nagel st .ted th .t no one should be made a member who is an employee of the Old Spanish Trail.
hrs. Sealyfy of Galveston recommended tnut a uniform mile post -hap-Z^VSfiflfoonsideration to mission bell be adopted snowing women’s part in
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