The Woman Citizen
A Department Conducted by the Jef
fereon County League of
Women Votera.
To Present Boh Poor* Plan
Dr. Henry M. Edmonds of the In
dependent Presbyterian church has
kindly consented to allow the league
of women voters to present the Bolt
peace plan to his congregation at the
Lyric tonight following the uaual aerr
ice. Mr. A. I.eo Oberdorfer, who baa
given a great deal of study to the sub
ject, will voice the pros of the plan,
while the cons will be discussed by Mrs.
Lula Shepherd. Dr. Edmonds will pre
aide.
/ The affair will be in the nature of
an open forum, and is free to the pub
lic. A discussion from the audienoce
will be called for after the speakers
have finished, and it ia hoped that all
who care to will express themselves as
to the plan. Ballots will be distributed
and those who wish may vote on the
plan, and the ballots will be sent to
the American Peace award In New
York.
Because of the wide-spread interest
in the Plan, thhe League of Women
votera felt is timely to present it at
a public forum, and sought the co
operation of Dr. Edmonds, who is also
deeply interested in the plan.
A committee consisting of Miss Mol
lie Dowd, Mrs. C. P. Beddow, Mrs.
Leita McLeod, Mrs. C. B. Jaynes. Mrs.
Brenton Fisk, Mrs. J. F. Dardia. Mrs.
F. M. Tbompdbn, Miss Annie Floyd.
Mrs. Neil R. Wallace, and others will
distribute, collect, and count the ballots.
Executive Board Meets
The executive board of the Jefferson
County Lesgue of Women voters held
iU first business meeting for 1924 at
headquarters, Hillman hotel, on Tues
day morning, January 20th. Mrs. J.
M. Hankins, the president, presided.
