The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10

low as natural outcome. The child who is kept from too early work and protected from crime, must be educated, and compulsory measures must form the method of bringing 1t about Here again 1t will be necessary to pull against both child and parent. For the good of the future citizen, the Jaw must | step in to give the medicine. is N Ss
 JULIA TUTWILER ANNEX, Larger and better accommod modations for the "Co-Eds' at the State University IS another favor asked by Alabama wo- men. They say the present conditions Of life of the young women students at the University are inadequate. and plead for more comfort and larger quarters for the woman who is allow ed to study there by the side of the men of the State.
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 EQUAL PAY FOR WOMEN TEACHERS.
 The women of the Federation are working to secure equal pay for men ana women in the same grades of the puDllc schools. Women get only half as much as men now for doing the same work, and the mothers of the state are asking justice as they see 1t TOT her daughters as we'll as her sons
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 FREE kINDERGARTENS,
 It is dear wish to the hearts of the women that free kindergartens be es- laoIished, and to that end they are working along with all the other in terests which claim their attention.
 It may be seen the mothers of the State are working for their children rom the cradle to old age, in the grave. and after that, building monu- ments to them.
 There is no man too old to be mother ed by those who have the natural mo-
 IN COMPLIMENT TO MISS WYNN.
 Mrs. James S. Wilcox entertained at luncheon yesterday in compliment to MISS Bessie Wlnn. In the details of place cards and table appointments the valentine idea was carried out. and the party included Miss Winn, Mss Algie Hardwick. Miss Lucie Taylor. Miss Ma tilda Norwood. Miss Elizabeth Bald. win. Miss Annie Danziger, Miss Kate steiner. and Miss Ethel Pelzer
 MEETING OF MEMORIAL
 ASSOCIATION.
 The Ladies' Memorial Association held its regular monthly meeting Tues day morning in the council chamber. The president, Mrs. Nj. D. Bibb, presi. ded and Mrs George R. Doran took the place of the secretary who was absent. After roll call. tho minutes of the last meeting were read and ap- proved
 The morning was principally given up to talk by Mrs. Hudson of Gin einnati. granddaughter of Governor Patton, of Alabama. Mrs. Hudson is giving her time and talent to secur- ing funds for the erection of monu ment to Confederate soldiers on John sons Island, and one at Camp Chase She told in q charming manner many pathetic incidents connected with these places and added to the deep interest already felt in her work She told how she had organized chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy in Cincinnati, and how they had raised q nice sum for the purchase of the ground which would otherwise be coy- cred by match factory
 She intends asking for an appropria- tion from the Legislators of all the Southern States and the L. M. A. heart fly endorsed her efforts.
 The members gave their sanction to a bill which is before the Alabama Leg islaturc for an appropriation to help build a monument 10 Alabama soldiers at Chickamauga The association has already raised something over $l,300