The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-10
TAG DAY FOR BOYS CLUB
 PLANNED FOR SATURDAY

Saturday, April 16 will be the annual Tag Day for the Boys club
 In the past year with the enlarslns or the city the problems of this organization have been greatly added to, and a more generous response to the one appeal made by the organization is eagerly anticipated This club has really become clearing house for childrens s affairs. All cases or homeless. delinquent or dependent chill dren come within its care; they are sent to institutes the Industrial school or placed in homes, as the case may De. Each case is carefully investigated and wherever possible conditions bettered.
 Few organizations are more systematic, more thorough. and their printed report shows what has been done with every dollar contributed
 Contributions from 25 cents up are looked for from every one on the l6th, and especially do the ladies in charge wish to remind all their lady friends to come down town and be tagged by the workers who are helping to make success of this great work for the street boys. The lists are not complete yet, but this is partiol one:
 At Parker's corner Mrs. Harry Taylor and Mrs. Sam Blake will be in charge, with eight or 10 workers with them.
 At the Brown-Marx, Mrs. Ed s. Moore Mrs. Webb, Miss Nettie Bell will have one entrance, while Mrs. Mark Lewis, Mrs. Syd Bowie and the girls of the Highland Clan will have another
 At the Empire building Mrs. l.. J. Haley, Mrs Mcclellan, Mrs. Nelson Snow, Misses McCrossin, Mrs. Koenig and Mrs. Daisy Holt will be in charge.
 At Rains drug store, which will be headquarters, Mrs. W. D. Nesbit, Miss Annie Williams and Mrs. w. l.. Murdoch will be in charge, with Mrs. Mary Sue Brazeal, Miss Lum and others helping.
 The Eleanor Hord club of Woodlawn will have charge, with a group of attrac- tive young matrons and young girls, Miss Helen Rosa Randolph, Miss Gamaliel Dixon, Miss Elizabeth Going and others. At the Florence corner Mrs. Barnes Morgan, who for two years has had the banner corner, will have Miss Lucy Ly- man Powell, Miss Elizabeth Bowie, Miss E.stelle Nabb, Miss Mabel Wheelock, Miss Maybelle Arden and others.
 Mrs. John Reid will have Pizitz's corner and Adams Drug company, and large force of workers with her.
 Mrs Mortimer Jordan, Mrs. Zell Cas- ton and Mrs. Felix Tarrant at Norton s corner with many young girls to help. At First National bank, Mrs. Paula Si- mon, Miss Corinne Sommers Mrs. Cecil, Rotholtz, Miss Esther Loveman,
 
 ing and after 10 o'clock Mrs. Solon Jac- obs, Mrs. Richard Johnston, Miss Hettie Sibley, Miss Edna Dexter, Miss Pearl Gustn and others will be here.
 On Bromberg's corner, Mrs. c. J. Pal mer, Mrs. Martha Dabney, Miss Flor ence Rogers and others.
 On Patten-Pope corner, Mrs. E. T. Shaw, with a large number of workers
 At Loveman's, Mrs. c. P. Orr will have the Chamber of Commerce Duilding while Mrs. Alex Cecil, Mrs. John Warren. Mrs. Henry Howze, Mrs. Mason billiard. Mrs. Henry Chisholm. Mrs. w. H. Hire. Mrs. Williamson, Mrs. Ellis Forrest, Mrs. Ed ly, Mrs. John King. Mrs. Edmonds, Mrs. Blue. Mrs. Matthews. Mrs. Rand. Mrs. Conner, Mrs. John Simpson, Mrs. W. G. Oliver Mrs. Pepperman, Mrs. w. Is Grubb, Mrs. Chappell Corey, Mrs. D. R. Copeland Mrs. Salter and all the Kenil- worth club. Mrs. J. E. Frazier, Mrs. Will Brown, Mrs. William Byrd, Mrs. Henry Dean, Mrs. E. M. Kilby. Mrs. Frank Jones and many others are to be working. Automobiles will meet the trains at the TSSHfs|a ssiiaon sFa x's'f ire as asPaFss- FP $ me iad,sx iu charuizl tw6,stqaihpEa,t ,te