The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-13
The Woman Citizen
A pspartmsnt Conducted by the Jeff
 ferpon County League of WQmAu Xotarl.
Madam Woman Voter:

Women yoters
 You have the most powerful weapon h democracy-ths vote Have you qualified to use itf
 Have you registered?
 If not, do 60 imm mediately at the court house between Wednesday. Jan- Hours to 5. Ask for registrars of flee. It costs nothing to register and you have to do 1t only once.
 Have you paid your poll tax?
 If not. you can pay 1t at the court house, tax collectors office, when you to the court house. substations for payment of poll tax are maintained as follows: Ensley, superior court, Goo Rust, clerk; Woodlawn, Wauhoma Drug company. R. A. Smith; Leeds, MT. Purdue, Bank of Leeds; Fairfield, Donald's drug store; Bessemer, court house. tax collectors office.
 All voters between the ages of 21 and 45 must pay annual poll tax of $1.50, which goes to the county schools. Tax must be paid before February 1, when books close.
 Women voters who have failed to pay each year must pay tax back to since then.
 Very important-Please pay your poll tax under your registered name. If you have registered as Mrs. Mary sot snith a H. pay year ohn tsn sm,tS tn that The first duty of a good citizen is to vote, and you cannot vote unless you have registered and paid your poll tax.
 Register today!
 Pay your poll tax today!
 Yours for Good Citizenship,
 Jefferson County League of Wom en Voters.
 Itinerary of registrar:
 Precinct s2-Trafford post office, Monday. Jan: +; 1s24. 9 to 10 a. m' Monday. Jan. fl, 1924. II to 12 a: m. Precinct 1s-Pinson post office, Monday, Jan. 14. 1924, 1 to p. m.
 Precinct 11-Boyles city hall. Tues day. Jan. 15, 1923 3 to 12 q. m. :, Tuesday. Jan. 15, 1924, to p. m. We will be at the court house in Birmingham. Precinct 21, on Wednes- day, Thursday. Friday. Saturday and Monday. January 1e. IT. IS. 1s. 21 and st the court house ..a in 5esssmsr: aa. ..ese pse- Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Janu- ary 22, a. 24. 25 and 26. for the pur- pose of Fsgistering those who are qualified to register in, Precincts 21 and 33, and any others that reside in
 
 who are qualified to register. No per- son can register except in their home precinct or at one of the court houses Precinct s1-New Merkle. Jack wrights store. Monday. Jan. 2s. 1924. Preoinc. p aa s; n ss-un.en Hill church, Monday. Jan. 3s. 1894. 1 to 1 p. m.
 Precinct 4e-Husytown High school Tuesday, Jan. 20. 1924, g to 12 a. m. Precinct 7-Dolomite post office. Tuesday. Jan. 20. 1924. l to p. m. Precinct 4-Aaron, R. P. Stanley's Precinct s6-Gwins - Oak Grove school house, Wednesday, Jan. 30, 1924 Precinct 24-Mesks-concord school house. Thursday, Jan. s1. 1924, to Precinct a7 = Toadvine-Toadvine church, Thursday. Jan. s1, 1924, to Precinct 4s-Maxine commissary, Friday, Feb 1, 1924, to i2 a- ,, m. school house. Friday. Feb. 1, 1924, 1 Precinct s- Naturalization g store. Saturday. Feb. 2. 1924, g to 12 Precinct S1-virginia Mines com missary, Saturday. Feb. 2, 1924, to Precinct l-wiliiams Voting Place, Monday, Feb. 1, 1924. 9 to 12 a. m. Precinct 2-Jonesboro-Riorda store, Monday. Fob. (. 1924. 1 to 1 Precino. sc-Bessie, oommissary Tuesday. Feb. s. 1924; g to 12 a. m Precinct 19-Palos. post office, Tues day. Feb. 5. 1924, 1 to 4 p. m.'s> sfts Precinct 41-Morgan R. R. station Wednesday. Feb. 6. 1924. to 17 .. m Duooi-,t vi .ftv hall Wednesday. Feb: 6. 1924. l to 4 p. m store. Thursday. Feb. 2. 1924. to IF Precinct ss-aats cisy-Higgin, lunch stand. Thursday, Feb. 7. 1924 Precinct 46-Ensley-City hall. Fri day, Feb. s, 1924. 8 to 5 p. m.
 Precinct 1o-East Lake-Fire sta tion, Saturday. Feb. g, 8 to 12 a. m.
 Precinct 3+wood1awn-Fire sta ton. Saturday. Feb. g. 1924. 1 to Precinct ss-Fairfield - Donald's drug store. Monday. Feb. II, 1s24' " Precinct ss-Prat. city-Firs sta. ton. Tuesday. Feb. 12, 1s24, to Precinct 4s-East Birmingham Fire station, Wednesday, Feb. 13, 1894 to 12 a. m.
 Precinct 42-North Birmingham Fire station. Wednesday, Feb. 13. 1924 Precinct e-west End-Firs station Thursday, Feb. 14. 1924. to IF a. m Precinct 8T-Bnmingham city hall Thursday, Feb. IA, 1924. to p. m l.. K. Bowen. chairman,
 Mrs. R. c. Allgood,
 C. P. Ward,
 Board of Registrars of Jefferson county
 EVERYBODY INVITED TO
 CITIZENSHIP SCHOOL
 Just ten days off is the Citizenship School which will be the most tmpor- tant undertaking of the League of Women Voters for January. A great deal of care and thought has been taken in planning for the school, and Mrs. Neil R. Wallace and her con- mittee have spared no pains to make 1t a complete success and thoroughly worth while.
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