The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-15
WOMEN ano SOCIETY
me Lords of Creation.

The Lords of Creation. ssThe lords of creation men we call, And they think they rule the whole; But they're much mistaken, after all As ever since the world began It has always been the way For did not Adam. the very first man The very first woman obeyg
 "You lords who at present hear my
 song,
 Our size is larger. our nerves more snail the stronger the weaker obeyr Rnt think not. tho these words we We shan e.er mind thing you say, For as long as woman's possessed ol your power will vanish awayi ..But should there be so strange As not to be moved by tear. Though much astonished at the sisns' fsas We shall stfil have no cause to lear, Then let them please themselves
 awhile. ..u.,o, sway
 For as long as a ssomen's possessed sheIi certainly z have her own way Now ladies. since I've made it pialn' That the thing is really 90.
 we'll even let them hold the rem. But we'll show them the way to go; As ever sine since inc SseS %ofia tSa 0Easn wan And we'll manage 1t so that tho very Shall the very last women ot oPess ssone MUSIC TEXTBOOK NOT
 ADOPTED BY COMMISSION. In last Sundays issue we discusFsu u ua at length the substitution or a .Staiaz 2 2 aimed at the South for the authentic second stanza of the Star Spangleo Banner in the textbook used sehef aa- ,sa Iy in our public schocls. Tn that ar ffcle we spoke of the Music Reader Tn anestion as the adopted State text hook Tt was such for four years. but we have since learned that tne last textbook commission made ne eat left each school board free to choose for itself
 The facts of the case are that the hook under discussion. having once -rs- ceived the approval of a formal adop- tion. and being. in trutn very ex ;n celient textbook. is stiH used ,.., in nearly all not ,sn,;on all of boIa. onF pussd pwood we are not attacking the. conlmission or the Music Reader. itself, as whole We are asking. as we ashso 2 in our issue of last Sunday. that M M1ne ,gon,er of Alabama use their influence gross anachronism in an otheFWlse sA , celient textbook. The fact that " are not forced to use the. DOCK DOCK nes. .ps. sul fever in moving the publishers in ihe honest course in the premises, We are glad that this correction. kiNsss nS an excuse to speak again on the So", ject.
 The ofacers and program of the com. ing convention of the Alabama Fedefa- ton are as follows. President Mrs. William A. Gayie' Montgomery; First Vice President, Mrs. J. e. Converse, Selma Second vice President, Mrs, E. D. Thames Green vile: Recording Secretary, Mrs. U J. Mayheld. Tuscaloosa; correspqnding Secretary Mrs. William H. seymour, Montgomery: Treasurer. Mrs. Charles Henderson, Troy; Auditor, Mrs. L. M. Bashinsky, Troy; Editor. Mrs. J. H. Phillips. Birmingham; General Fedora ton Secretary. Mrs. Rhett Goode, Mo- bile.
 Standing COmmittees--1907-1s0s.
 Legislative-Mrs J. L. cobbs,, chair man. Montgomery. -f., chairman, Greenville. Reciprocity--Mrs. c, Ed Albes. chair man. Decatur. st School Improvement--Mrs.. J. D. Matlock, chairman, Birmingham.
 Kindergarten--Mrs. J. H. Phillips. chairman, Birmingham.
 Loan SchoIarships-Mrs L. J. Haley, general chairman, Birmingham.
 Civic Improyement-Mrs. O. c. Wiley, chairman. Troy.
 Health Department-Mrs. R. A Lee. Greenville.
 Special Committee. Forestry-Miss Lulie Jones. Florence.
 Announcements,
 Executive Board will meet in com mittee room, House of Representatives, State Capitol. at 9:S0 a. m., Wednesday. November IS.
 Credentials Committee will meet in rotunda. State Capitol. at s.3o a. m. Wednesday. November IS. Badges will be received from this comWittee. Complimentary lunch at the New Ex- change. Wednesday, 12:S0.
 Reception, November 1s, at s:S0 p. m.
 Program. Tuesday, November 15, p. m.-Open-
 ing Session.
 Music-Orchestra.
 Song, "Alabama'-By Federation, led by the orchestra.
 Invocation-Rev. E. E. Cobbs.
 Address of Welcome-Hon. B. B: Conner, Governor of Alabama; for the city, MT. Charles F. Moritz and Mrs. Phares Coleman, President City Feder- ation.
 Response for the State Federation