The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-03-18
MONUMENT FUND
TAG DAY WILL BIZ
NEXT SATURDAY
To Raise Money For Confeder-
ate Memorial in Lang
Circle.
Where Girls and Matrons viii
be Stationed.
EVERYONE WILL BE TAGGED

| Saturday VIII be rag Day and the
Daughters of the Confederacy, who
have planned the day. have been
ceaseiess in their work to make i'll
success. SO thoroughly will the
city be tagged that nobody will es-
cape. unless he crawls into a hole
early in the morning. and does not
lemerge until late at night Nearly
every girl in the city VIII sell tags,
and If the weather Is pleasant il is
practically certain that a large sum
will be raised for the completion of
the Confederate monument in Lang
park When completed, the monu-
ment will be the pride of the city
and with such a worthy object in
prospect 1t Is hoped that the general
public will respond literally when the
tags are pinned on.
Interest in Tag Day has spread
abroad and, many former citizens
have sent subscriptions. asking that
tags be purchased for them. No
price has been placed on the tags,
land when tagged any sum from ten
cents up TO 81 900 will be accepted.
The person wearing one tag is ex-
empt from purchasing a second. UNI
less his pocketbook iustifies the pur-
chase OF a second or any number OF
tags However. il is intended that
Everybody in the city shall wear one
tag at least
Should the weather be pleasant
Saturday there is little doubt but
what the day viii be great success.
The weather man viii be tagged in
advance. and Il is hoped in this way
10 secure his smiles for saturday
The ''Taegcrs."
The list of young women who viii
sell the tags has about been COM
pleted, although several changes are
probable by Saturday. The list is:
Fraternity buiIding-Mrs. c. e.
Purcell chairman; Mrs. e. G.
Boone. Mrs. Charles Gresham and
Misses Elizabeth sinnott. Faith Lang
stan. Sadie Paxton. Ruth KoegeL |
Christie Kolb. Antolnette Kolb. Halle
Hisey, Retta Hatfield. Eloise Brad
shaw. Lucia Powell Katherine Pow
len.
Ideal Meat Market. Mrs. Leila
Wade Lewis. chairman: Mrs. Charles
Kiger, Mrs. r. w. Baker. Misses
Helen Powell. Ina Kahn. Belle Cave.
May Owen, Robbie Loving, Brooks
Smith. Matte Lou McGlathery. Mamie
Cobb.
J. A. Rudy e. Sons-Mrs. Henry
Rudy and Mrs. Saunders A. Fowler.
Harbour's-Mrs. A. T. Sutherland
chairman; Mrs A. p. Hawkins and
Mrs. J. r. Henry
Court house-Mrs. William Ander-
lson. Mrs William Marble, Mrs. Ed
ward Bringhurst and Mrs. Vernon
Blythe.
The Columbia = Mrs. Calhoun
Rieke, chairman; Misses Ethel
Brooks. Rella Coleman. Blanche
Hills and Lillian Gregory.
Parrish Brothers - Mrs. william
Anderson and committee.
McPherson's-M John Brooks
chairman; Misses Ethel Brooks. Kath
leen Whitefeld, Rella. Coleman. El,z-
Iabeth Sebree and Mrs. James Roger.
Wallerstein's- Cook Husbands
chairman; Miss Adine Morton. Mrs
James Utterback, Mrs NJ. G. Cope.
Miss Nell Cave and Miss Rebecca
lsmith
T.. Guthrie & company--Mrs. Rob
ert Baker. chairman; Mrs. Robert
Martin, Mrs James Washington and
Misses India Lang. May Davis, Lo-
retta Billings and willamette James.
Oehlschlaeger--NIrs Joseph Gard |
ner. chairman; Mrs. Charles DeWerth !
an and Misses Emily Morrow, Char
lotte Wheeler. Dorothy Brainard, Ad- |
line Corbett and Miriam Lewis.
r. w. Walker & company-Mrs |
George Flournoy, Mrs Campbell
Flournoy and Mss Lula Reed.
Nagel & Meyer-'Miss Sadie George |
lchairman: Mrs. Napoleon Gardner
land Misses vinie Edwards, Irma YET
ser Lucy Belle Settle. Joe Miller.
Marjorie Loving, Eileen Rehkopf,
Miss Michael. Blanche Street. Irene
Unman. Made Gardner. Mary Cave
and Alma Kopf,
NJ V. Cherry-Mrs. James Foster.
chairman: Mrs 7. H. Stewart. Mrs.
James Sleeth, Misses Clora smith.
Vera Johnston, Garlic Farmer, Willie
Willis Mary Byrd, Katherine Rock
Aimee Dreyfus. Allie d. Foster.
palmer House-Mrs Frank p Co.
h,,r, chairman: Mrs. Hal Corbeft
/ Mars John Berry Misses Gladys CO.
: burn sarah Corbett. Hannah Cor
hett Martha Cope Helen Van Meter.
a Narearet Carnagey. Lucille Harth.
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