The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-02
WHAT EVERY WOMAN
 WANTS TO KNOW

seeking out the mayor of Grecourt she found her washing the clothes.
 MRS. MCLUNG A GREAT INsPIRA- RATION
 To one of the largest and most eager suffrage audiences ever gathered in the city, Mrs. McClung brought home the direct relation of suffrage and war work m her magnificent lecture last Monday evening. She touched and inspired all present with the vision of what woman can do and will do in the world-when Ike the Yankees in King Arthur 8 court the men see fit to hitch her mar
 vicious energy up to the work of the 'Wornld, like St Simeon of Styiites making union shirts, It is not known whether the lowing saint took kindly to being nltched to sewing machine-but it is known that women are pleading for share in the worlds problems Equal suffrage is the belt that vii bind womans energy where it is most neded. How long will men deny us the right to connect up? Not long in Alabama if the enthusiasm engendered by Mas. Me Clung lives and prospers
 SUFFRAGE BAZAAR HAS CONE
 OVER THE TOP"
 Who says that Birmingham has no cantonment when model cantonment town awaits your inspection at the Hill man hotel. The suffragists have done it. Tents bravely flying the flags of our allies have been erected on the company street, with mess hall from which issues the most alluring odors of coffee and doughnuts all day long, and Red Cross supplies and tobacco ar ranged in fine array in the spec Il sol diers' tents and a merry army chill dren storming the movie booths i'd ju- yenile department. And "a eater, sweeter maiden" was never seea on the road to Mandalay than the young women of the Birmingham Equal Suf- frage assH' tation parading their delect- able wa lej in suffrage cantonment town.
 The bazar is something more than a financial success; it has gone lover the top in an educational and artistic way l. portrays wildly the stauncl1 loyalty and patriotism of Birminghani's women 10 their own cause mingled as it is In the common cause of humanity The busiest parts of the bazar are those which bear directly upon winning the war. The food conservation booths have been crowded all Saturday with house. wives who realize that it is as vital to learn how to spend foods wisely as to save them for our allies
 Mrs Longs lessons in making war bread will continue every morning dur ing the week, and a large attendance is expected Housekeepers are urged to bring notebook and pencil to the classes. Hoover Hebbers is the name or the popular war cook book compiled by Mrs Long. It is gotten up like the old-fashioned wasteful Christmas card and adequately expresses the Christmas spirit Of the year, when war has deep ened our emotions and also brought with if a OF The new Christmas card, of real value throughout the year, will sell at the od-fashioned Christmas card price Send them to your out -of-town friends and show them the progressiveness of Birmingham.
 The bazar will remain in full blast until Wednesday at D. m, when it Is hoped that suffrage will not only carry home heavy purse which will always stand open for its patriotic works, but 1t will, along with knitting bags and war bread recipes, have given the peo- pie or Birmingham a new impetus to fight for democracy at home as well as in the trenches of France. PROGRAMME OF BAZAAR EVENTS
 PRINTED IN PAPER
 programme of the daily special events which promise to enliven Bir- mingham will be printed daily in the newspapers. complete programme ap pears today Events such as the superb and unique knitting contest which will take place tomorrow, and the childrens party Wednesday, and the food conser-= vatlon tea and Red Cross day, with the intensely interesting Raemakers exhibit are all scheduled carefully, so that you need not miss one. Watch the pro- gramme!
 REGISTER IF YOU WANT TO VOTE
 FOR THIS YEAR
 Registration polls will be open at the suHrage bazar every day and all sui rragists who wish to vote in the Bir mlngham Equal Suffrage association, &C., cording to the requirements of the new constitution. must register on the ap pointed days which are from Decembe, | 10 D. at the Hillman hotel. Mrs. R, E. Jackson will act as registrar.