The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-25
WHAT EVERY WOMAN
 # WANTS TO KNOW

MRS. MCLUNG LECTURES TOMoR-
 ROW NIGHT.
 The Birmingham Equal Suffrage asso- citation pesents to the public nasnif- cent opportunity to enlarge and elarify it's ideas on the war and the place wom- en will hold in if. Mrs. Nellie McClung will speak on ''Women and War at the Tutwiler tomorrow night under the aus pices of the Birmingham suftrasists. The lecture is free, being one of the series which the suffrage association offers an nually to the audiences of the city. Mrs. idcClung is noted Canadian lecturer, suffrs gist and author She is something
 more: war mother whose son is fight ing with the glorious Princess Pat regiment in. France. This endears her to the hearts of America, as her untiring suffrage work has long endeared her to the hearts of the women of America. Mrs
 McCiung, though enfranchlsed now in her own country of Canada, prefers to remain in America fighting for democ- racy Her coming to Birmingham IS looked forward to with unusual inter est ny the many suffragsts who heard her last year on the question of wora- ems rights. As has been said. her lec- ture Monday night is, a war lecture as IS nttlng for fighting suffra gists-f1ght- Ing for their country. Mrs. McClung Will tell the public in her thrilling way Of what the women of the allied world has done for the war and of what they hope to do. She will probably tell you now much more efficiently they could do their work had they the same weap- ons as men. Miss Rankin won us many votes Mrs. Mcclung promises to win us many more. Come and hear her at the IutWller at o'clock Monday night.
 IMPORTANT BAZAAR NOTICE.
 The suffrage headquarters will be opened November z6 all day long to re- ceiye the contributions pledged for the Dazar. All members are urged to turn in the articles at this time with slips attached indicating actual cost of ma terials used in each contribution so tha, the pricing committee, consisting of Mrs. Ethel Barnard, Mrs. Lena Myers and Miss Molly Dowd, may begin to esti- mate the prices. The estimates are to be put on scientific basis, so that it Is important to know the actual cost of ma terial. The bazar committee viii viii h. he i,a.s es- pecially grateful if all articles can be received at the time stated-Monday. november 26. For further informa tjon please call Mrs. Jacobs.
 FOR SUFFRAGE BAZAAR.
 hlrmlngham will have a cantonment at last. Beginning December 1.-the Hillrnan nolei ballroom will be transformed by the sufragists into model cantonnent town, with brave array of tents flvins. the flags of our allies, entuined with tse stars and Stripes. The cantonment ldea was most appropriately adopted ! TOT or the suffrage bazar by Mrs Richard son. the decoration committee chairman because not only will most of the article q olered Tor sale so to our soldiers and Hed Cross nurses, but the money earned Syl the pazar will be spent in furtherins ehe War work of the Birmingham Eouai Sunrage association. The suffrage asse,- ciation members are lighting suf. fragists. z
 Fighting suffragists' ares those who nsnt for their country and the war M. .Mintants are those who fight against, it | ne New York suffragists are fighting .,Ali sa.i as'sts Their victory has been a s.ol ;. tous triumph for democracy. Birming- ,,,,ns ,d,.i lraslsts are lighting sufragists, whose greatest efforts have hesn yn, "onlen's work in the war for the rer,;s registration, for liberty loans for tha heu cross, for Hoover, and for su fera .a Itself Gone of the most necessary Trs measures). The bazar is held to anshia ilirnainghan1's lighting suffragsts ro rst more ammunition for the battle, that thsv .naN stand ever in readiness when the country calls. 1t is particular11, ytt;,a therefore, that the suffrage ba zar s,,a,,i, .ahe on military aspect. Mrs. Rich. rs - son promises great things Ii i, S.;l .ndt the cantonment street extandir, 7, through the town" will be t,a MI spot in Birmingham or ns cena per all day long and into tbe n;eht ou are invited to come and view ths apenloeracy, with desperate vengeful shoWn through the dark by flashes of 'iet q mournful wall and low sob r \. 1ancied I heard through the dark T the iull ofithe deafening confusionY,, ,N Women were leased out by a county in ,s uana Tor 10 cents a day. The shame s1,,sia sas Dlots the glory of our departing mno go to fight on foreign soil that dso 'hocracy can live--in Alabama W. ha,,a 2 the Red Cross fnna 'ths ' i, perey ey loan, the r.. M c. A. fund wa .iav ceased women prisoners to contr,c. e eors Tor 10 cents a day It is riehtS to ;'' "snl ., TOT the life of deInocracy for if na,,4 nope or the world. But We must nght Tor the life Of a well-born' ,.r. ,,.ss' racy, not a monster child Alabama ,s,,,s, remedy her fundamental lave ta- ss fo0 Mortny ny of the sacrifice she is making tor heislum. There must be no l,.,is Way measures n'that remedy. rbs ,aas Ms 1 oI all prdisoners must be abolished " omen must be siven the fight to vcts on equal terms with the men. To ae' ucnlplsh these absolutely necessary ards it IS the solemn duty of every votsr ts aeno men to the next legislature nrs. pareo 10 call convention to adopt 2 n.r, syJ"s,,.u.ion; 7. one that shall be worthy. if s aal 'ne people; one that shall not sl,ama our soldiers Of war by permittinr ths 'sas'hs of women at l5 cents a day '
 The Self-Made Newsboy from the Christian Herald
 minister stopped at the cornAr A, sSroaoway ', and Thirty-fourtb street new ~ lork, and asked a newsnan for n evening paper The newsman rba Tt,f f>~