The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-14
THE WOMAN CITIZEN

Harrison Trexler of the Birmingham Southern through the generosity of Miss Ella Conley beginning Wednes- day Sept. 17th at the parish house of the Church of the Advent, Sixth avenue and Twentieth street is free to the general public.
 The lectures are to be given every Wednesday for six weeks. The read ing list for the lecture is as follows
 A. c. Mclaughlin, Confederation and Constitution" Kimball, National Government of the U. S. Constitution. Bancroft, History of the Constitu- tion. E,
 F. A. Walker, '"The Making of the Nation"
 Willoughby and Rogers, "Introduc- tion to the Problem of Government"
 Haines and Haines, Principals and Problems of Government"
 Stephen Leacock, "Elemehts of Po- litical Science"
 J. W. Garner, "Introduction to Po- litical Science"
 Jefferson Davis, "Rise and Fall of the Confederacy."
 Alex. H. Stephens, "The War Be tween the States"
 These lectures are free to the public and it is the hope of the committee in charge that every one interested will attend.
 Membership Drive. The luncheon on October 2 at the Tutwiler will open the membership drive. Mrs. Dorothy Jinarajadesa will be the speaker for the occasion and it is of interest to know that Mrs. arajadasa is charming English woman who is the head of the suffrage movement in India. She is also a great friend of Mrs. Catt. Citizenship Schools.
 Mrs. Hildreth has planned to go to Livingston, Auburn, Union Springs, Dothan, Evergreen, Mobile, Bay Min Sept. IS to have citizenship schools and to organize for the Lengue of Women Voters. Mrs. Wallace will go to Gadsden on Sept. 30 and she is planning to visit the northern part of the state during October.
 Manufacturers and Housewives Exhib
 About one-third of the booths have already been sold for our. annual ex- hibit and the manufacturers are CO., operating with the League splendidly in the bringing together of manufac- turer and housewife to boost Birming- ham made URoducts. No manufacturer can afford Yto be left out of this ex- hibit for the women will flock to the new auditorium in droves to see what Birmingham makes that can be used in the home. The decorations this year are very beautiful and the league members who are working at the ex- hibit expect fully sixty thousand peo- pie to attend. The following firms have taken booths, some of them two booths: w. D. Wood Lumber company, Sloss- Sheffield, Birmingham Awning and Tent, Avondale Mills, Dixie Coffee O., Tyler Grocery company, Western Grain company, Ans-Co Preserving Co.,, Association of the Blind, Birmingham Stove and Range Co, Birmingham Macaroni Co.,, Batterton Coffee O., Zac Smith Co.,, Benson-Tharp Paint O., Liberty Overalls, Cosby Grain O., Wood -Crabb Co.,, Perfection Mattress Co.,, Wofford Oil O., Birmingham Sash and Door Co.,, Birmingham Slag Dewberry Stationery Co.,, Beck Candy Co.,, and Birmingham Electric Go.
 The Get -The-Vote Luncheon, un- der the auspices of the State League of Women Voters, will be held at the Tutwiler Hotel, Birmingham, Wednes- day, September 1T, 1924, at 12 80 D. m. Invitations have been sent to about POO statewide organizations to send representatives, and we have already received acceptances from about thirty five. Miss Adele Clark of Richmond, Va, Regional Director for the Nation al League, will speak, and we shall have a general round-table discussion of ways and means of getting out the vote. We shall invite the organiza- tions to form a joint campaign com mittee, or failing this, to do all in their power to cooperate with the League.
 Mrs. Hildreth will start on her round of citizenship schools beginning Sept. 22nd, and will cover Auburn, Union Springs, Dothan, Mobile, Bay AIinette, Livingston and possibly Cit ronelie, Jackson and Evergreen. Mrs. Wallace goes to North Alabama the last of September, beginning with Gadsden. The visit of the National organizer is still problematical, but will be in October if at all. We hope for much good to result from the visits of these organizers, both for the Leagues and for the Get-Out-The-Vote campaign.
 Mrs. Johnston and Mrs. Goldstein are expecting to get out the first issue of Good Government" which will be our official monthly publication by tn" end of this month.
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