The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-16
Plans for Tag Day.

Those who have agreed to give their assistanve tomorrow in making success of Tag Day have been assigned places. Headquarters will be at Rains Drug com pany on Second avenue and Twentieth street, where badges which will be worn by all official "taggers' may be pre- cured. No young children will be au- thorized to tag and it is requested that contributions may be given only to of- ficial "taggers" The ladies in charge are requested to see that a canvass Of buildings is made only once and that early in the day. The personnel of the committees in charge at each corner is here given:
 First Avenue and Twentieth Street, Parkers Drug Store-Miss Alabama King, Mrs. Bigsby, Miss Bigsby, Mrs. Edna Snow Brown, Mrs. John Watts, Mrs. Ed Warren, Miss Edna Dexter. Miss Emily Morris, Miss Annie May Walthol, Mrs. William Pittman Redd.
 Brown Marx Building-Mrs. Ed S. Moore, Mrs. Webb, Mrs. George Kelly, Miss Will Hughes, Miss Nettie Bell, Miss Ruth Gaudin, Miss Ausdell, Miss Lutz, Miss Matte Fowlkes. Miss May Fox.
 First Avenue and Nineteenth Street, Louis Saks-Mrs. Berks Forbes Mrs. Ma son billiard, Miss Ben Kidd and young ladies.
 Second Avenue and Nineteenth Street, Florence Hotel-Mrs. Barnes Morgan, Mrs. zell Gaston Miss Lucille Gaston. Miss Florence Rogers, Miss Mabel Wheelock, Miss Elizabeth Dearborn, Miss Edith Bowron, Miss Lucy Lyman Powell, Miss Elizabeth Bowie.
 Third Avenue and Nineteenth Street, Gunn-Gamble Drug Company-Mrs. L. J. Haley. Mrs. c. P. Orr. Mrs John War ren, Miss E. M. Kilby, Mrs Henry Dean and others.
 Blachs-Mrs. Will Huey. Mrs. Richard Johnston, Miss Dora Summerville, Miss Katherine Stringfellow, Miss Mildred Tynes. Mrs c. E. Bowman.
 First avenue and Twenty-first street, Birmingham, Railway. Light and Power company, Andrew Colias' corner, Sec ond avenue and Twenty-irst street, Dew berry Book store, and the opposite side of street will be in the entire charge of the Eleanor Hurd club of Woodlawn, who have graciously agreed to come and help the Boys club.
 Fourth Avenue and Nineteenth Street, Hotel Hllman-Mrs. Ted Joy, Mrs. Rich ard Peters, Mrs. Holt, Miss Esdell, Miss Kettle Sibley and other young ladies.
 Fourth Avenue and Nineteenth Street, Fox's Corner-Miss Fannie Stagg, Mrs. Arthur Koenig, Mrs. Louis Salter, and others.
 Second Avenue and Twentieth Street. Browns Cigar Store-Mrs. J. E. Frazier, Mrs. Charles Greatheart. Miss Pearl Gus colt, Miss Helen Eustis, Mss Margerite Robinson and others.
 Second Avenue and Twentieth Street. Norton's Drug Store-Mrs. A. J. Gilmore, Mrs. Berry Baugh, Mrs. John Stagg, Miss Hitler. Miss Lum and others.
 First National Bank Corner-Mrs. Mark B. Lewis. Mrs syd Bowie, Miss Dorothy Johnson, Miss Carey Johnson. Miss Mary Kinney, Miss Margerite Howell, Miss Susie Hardie, Miss Virginia MoDavid, Miss Edith Thompson.
 Second Avenue and Twentieth Street, Rains Drug ompany-Headquarter badges and tags here--Mrs. w. D. Nes- bitt, Mrs. IT. Starnes, Mrs. D. c. Cole, Miss Mary Sue Brazell, Miss Mary Lou Cobb.
 Third avenue and Twentieth street, Mrs. D. T. Shaw, Mrs. H. Shaw, Mrs. T. II. Spencer, Mrs. Dolesen, Miss Gertrude Kil- patrick, Miss Sidney Hit, Miss Sarah Clayton, Miss Cornine Vorenberg
 Gum Drug company, Mrs. Motley and 10 young ladies.
 Fourth avenue and Twentieth street, Miss Mary Harrison, Mrs. Yielding Mrs. Hit, Miss Maude Davis. Miss Rosa Davis.
 Second avenue and Nineteenth street, Adams Drug company, Mrs. J. B. Reid and Mrs. w. A. Dawson, and large group of young ladies.
 Pastime theatre, Mrs. Atkins, Mrs. Vail. the Misses Scott and others.
 Third avenue and Nineteenth street. Loveman's corner, Mrs. James Weatherly, Mrs. Gus Colvin, Mrs. E. II. Andrews, Mrs. William B. Leedy, Jr., Miss Corinne