The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-12-10

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/ c. T. u: Lady Somerset and midas
great woman leader, Pindita RAJ
mabi.
Sunday evening the large audi
forum of the Academy of Music,
where afternoon and evening sessions
were held. was filled to overflow
ing. The artistic decorations were
a constant source of joy to all. Miss
Agnes f. Slack of England, secretary
of the Worlds w. c. T. u, who has
been attending every world'sN con-
vention for 10 years, declared 1t to
be the most beautifully bedecked hall
she had ever seen.
Elaborate Decorations
Each balcony was festooned in
red and blue, being caught UP with
hand painted shields, representing
Isthe flags of the AZ different states.
On one side was a white ribbon
with the date when the w. c. t. u.
was organized in that country
Great messages were given by
Major Roy A. Haynes, whom you
have recently heard In our own city,
and Or. Ernest II. Cherrington, secre-
terry of the World War League
Against Alcoholism, who spoke on
Americas relation to world sobrIety.
lie uOtApi PdAN a ~ g. AAtphAC ~
W. c. r. U. women, saying: For all
most 50 years you women of the
United states nave not only peen the
pioneers IN TINS temperance WorN,
but, nave paved Inc neaPy role IN
every Forward stsp .hat mas ouen
taken for prehleition' when MISS
Gordon presented Major haynes, sne
asked an 70 stanu ana sung Norh
| For enforcement w mere i GU Are,
as pledse 10 MN that the "hlec
ribbon army Would give MIN .ireless
suppoft III hss ps t''N - " ~
meht. IN the musical program were
the tHoria IruHipeteis ioui siiio
fonea IN Whlee uiecia, costumes
with ruIhpees. MISS ooiuo, 'nei'
announced that the au'oiiioo me pa
race CARRYING the oeiesates rom -
dlilerehe COUNTIES ~ 80 49, - -
Wouih 70 70 eie
give recepllon 20 ~, .he .e'' ~ go ~
lleet thae Mss ~ - s'.e 80
the heNt oaS, ulsellp utlis ~, =,
ance iae's, ma ~ -
Plrn'ihs nan - =
given from ette az -
radlo MESSAGE rom tne %, M 70 =,
unions wounu oe NC :
evening At 20, lnta 'iess" - D,,
deliVereu ~ p. ~ n",ia 80.
aehry r1uiuoi ~ a'su =,
the e''S oi
READY 10 fis
Monday morning FOUND MIS-. Caro-
line Moore, affectionately termed
Mother Moore, because OF her ser
vice with the sailors ana men az
the aviation ffeld, making ready LOT
our flight. by ~ CLOCK great
crowd of reporters PECAN TO arrive
to cover the novel fight, anohs
them Philadelphia Ledger ana buiie-
tin men.
AZ l1.oo Moenel 49, ~. 80 80, ,as
thrilled with seeing the. beauties OF
Gods Kingdom at new angle. as
well as with the idea OF participants
IL nc tas no tarneranoa cause.
We were using this achievement of
science to proclaim the benefits and
blessings OF humanity. me a,rpiane'
49, IT, 80 ,ife now was being used by
women for the distribution of lltera
ture for prohibition, purity and
peace oTur ,ne ol.y =. ro, - y ~, Z
Ito, II xvas the birmingham w. G.
NJ n that first MANNED the using
~ Tho two miracles of the last CEN
tnrv. To emphasize the third miracle
80 nrohihttionl
mic Petitior From hps
..r,a Ian.nasa daleeation was re-
snonsibls far curious feature. 1t
- ia ~, Mrs. n n Kubushir.
ST. carried large roll of paper
,,+hioh she ,,nrol1ed to reach tntirely
across the stage. This. she declared
hare tbe names OF 100000 Japanese
women who were pledging for So
ciai purity.
The W. {. i. U IN Japan mas
just recently. after nara fight' mao
law passed making At lllegal 10
sell liquor to minors. rms, MIS-. hu-
bushiro said protected lo'ooo'oVo
youthful citizens OF grammar school
age. From babyhood to the school
age. there were l,ooo'ooo more. IN
Japan YOU scarcely ever iound
woman who drank, SO at ieast one
half or the sunrise hins uohi 10 liNihs
without whisky.
"All our people are watching the
20. 80 l.nS ~ fresdon, and
liberty. a land where people rule.
How can they accomplish such a
national miracle
.Fraulein Won Blucher, from Ger
many. said prohibition was gain
inc ranidlv In Germany. In one in
dustrial district. straw vote was
recentlv cast out of vote Of
,round enn more than 90 per cent
were for prohibition.
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