The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-18
THE WOMAN CITIZEN Department County League
 Voters-Mrs. J. s. Foster Publicity Chairman
No Meeting Tuesday.

No Meeting Tuesday.
 The league has changed the day of meeting to the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month. The next meeting will be held on March 27 at 2:30 D. m. On account of the re- modelling of the Hiilman hotel the meeting will be held in the audi torium of the Cham Der of Commerce, Chamber of Commerce building, the southwest corner of First avenue and Nineteenth street. Take elevator. Organizing Work.
 Mrs. Neil Wallace. the league or morning she addressed the Women Voters of Boyles at the home of Mrs. $. J. Cole.
 In the afternoon she spoke at the Parent Teacher meeting of the Boyles High school. Mrs. s. H. Wal lace presided at the meeting.
 Women all over the country are eager to learn. From Lovick, Ala, a call came through Miss Roymaine Fewell and Miss Nell Smith, teach CTS in the Lovick school. Mrs. Wal lace will address the Mothers club of the school bringing to them what women have accomplished in legis- lative way.
 The Houscwives' Exhibit.
 In cooperation with the manufac- turers of Birmingham district, the league is preparing mammoth dis play. In view of the fact that there viii be no state fair this year. they are eager to supply this deficiency. Shriners will also be here for a big ceremonial and will be given this opportunity to acquaint themselves with Birmingham products.
 The Saunders Drite-1t-Yourse
 t,Irr nd fn ha league their --eommodious garage across the street from the Jefferson theatre. Through the courtesy of a husband of member the booths have been carefully planned and all are desirable. We can accommodate a small or large exhibit, so we urge all manufacturers wishing to show their goods to Birmingham house. wives and our visitors to corlmuni- cate with the chairman, Mrs. J. II. Doughty, Main 2590. Last year in our cramped quarters we had 14.00G in attendance. This year we hopd to reach 30.000. Those actively en gagged in assuring the success of tho undertaking are: General chairman, Mrs J. H. Doughty; registration and prizes, Mrs. Frederick B. Dodge; membership. Mrs. Charles Spangler; publicity, Mrs. F. c. Engelhardt.
 Among those assisting the chair men are: Mrs. Lon Allbritton, Mrs Guy Ames, Mrs. T.. D. Strock Mrs. w. A. Spruill, Mrs. Adda Barnes, Mrs. B. A. Cooper. Mrs. Cora J. Roden, Mrs. Sallie Blach. Mrs. c. D. Brooks. Mrs. J. II. Wallace, Mrs. Charles s. cald- well. Mrs. Ella Conley, Mrs. James Kirkpatrick. Mrs. R. A. Clayton, Mrs. J. J. Windham. Mrs. J. w. Daniel, Mrs. Rose Darby. Mrs. Clem Gazzum Mrs. Louis Gelders, Mrs. A. J. Graf enkamp. Mrs. W. D. Colby, Mrs. J. H. Hankins, Mrs. Kate Holt, Mrs. Asa Hull, Mrs. Crampton Harris, Mrs. e. s. simmons. Mrs. B. NJ. Warnock, Mrs.,J H. Wideman. Mrs. o. A. Wood Mrs. John Lewis, Mrs. J. NJ. Minter. Mrs. G. T. Wofford. Miss Jessie and Miss Angeline Ruter, Miss Mildred Trowbridge, Mrs. Charles Harris. Mrs. c. P. Lichty and Mrs. F. H. Bonelli.
 The war debt of Great Britain to the United States is, roundly s5,000.- 000.000. If. as proposed, they ar- dren of 1885 will be taxed for this war.
 Ways to Stabilize the World.
 Representative Chalmers. Ohio, would request the President to, call world peace conference.
 Senator Bursum wants to establish billion dollar credit for the Ger man government to buy foodstuffs in this country. Mr. Mellon has this view: Foreign governments deslr- . ing to find finance in the United States should appeal to the investing public and not seek government aid. .' Senator Owen of Oklahoma declares that the United States should guar antee France against invasion, and also guarantee the rights of the Ger man people. Senator Reed warns us that the .'original" crime or Germany is being forgotten.
 O O O. Jas What Has Deen D0net l
 According to some, this Congl ss will go on record as doing as lA le as possible. It might be that le