The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-08
DIVIDE THE CITY
 FOR ''BL0CK DAY. The Districts and Their
 Chairmen
BENEFIT ST. yINCENTS
Ask People Not to Give Money to Anyone Who Is Not Wearing Society's Badge-Envelopes
 Are to Be Distributed

Jne lauleS 01 lnarlty Wiio "hi 'i gul ate "Block Day. here on November 16, announced the districts of the city and their respective chairmen yester- day. Another important meeting VIII pc held next Monday afternoon at the nos pllal at o'clock and the down town committee will be called into executive 6 sson tomorrow by Mrs. William Jor- dan, the chairman.
 At the meeting yesterday the envel- opes which are to be distributed to every house and business firm in Greater bir- mingham, and the badges, which are white silk ribbon, printed in black Wlth tlle name of the society, were given to the. different chairmen. The public was asked not to return any envelopes to any persons who are not wearing the so- ciety ribbon.
 1t is planned to have the ministers of the city endorse the Block Day dona- ticns from their pupits next Sunday ana impress upon their congregations the good results involved.
 The following districts have been mapped out and the following chairmen appointed
 District No. Mrs. Lapoint. chairman; includes East Lake. Woodlawn and Avondale.
 District No. Mrs. John Callahan and Mrs. Presline chairmen; includes Moun- tain Terrace to Lakeview; second divis,, icn-Mrs. Emerson, chairman: includes from Thirty-second to Twentieth streets and from Juniper avenue to Alabama Great Southern railroad
 District No. 3--Mrs. E. J. McCrossin and Mrs. Leopold Loeb, chairmen in cludes from Lakeview to Five Points and from Highland to Juniper avenue.
 District No. Mrs. John Fletcher and Mrs. M V. Joseph chairmen; from Lake view to Twentieth street and from frcm Highland avneue to Red mountain; second division, Mrs. Frank White and Mrs. Louis Saks, chairmen; from Five Points to Twelfth street and from Red mountain to Powell avenue.
 District No. 5-Mrs. McGrail, chairmah; from Eleventh avenue to the Louisville and Nashville railroad, and from Eleventh street to Sixth street.
 OlStl1CL NO. O.-Niios iooi iiSio, SAeiA A''~A-' North Birmingham to Village Creek.
 District No. Mrs. George Bodeker, clairman; Norwood from Village Creek to the Frisco railroad.
 District No S-Mrs. T. M. Meighan and Mrs. Morris Newfield, chairmen; North Highlands from Huntsville avenue through Smithfeld. r grt
 NTa NTrc a aTf1e cb East Birmingham and Boyles.
 District No. 10Mrs. Jones Abbot, chairman; West End. Elyton and Cleve- land; Powderly, Mrs. Buchanan, chair nlan.
 District No. 11--Mrs. Mansfield Lathem, chairman; Graymont and Earle Place.
 1)istrict No. 12-Mrs. William McGrath and Mrs. Kribbs, chairmen Ensley, Ems Icy Highlands, Corey and Tuxedo.
 District No. 1s-Mrs. Beddow, chairman; Vivian.
 District No. 14-Mrs. William Jordan, chairmap: the business section of Bir- mingham.
 District No 15-Mrs. E. Eberenz, chair nan; from Fourth to Tenth avenues. North, and Twenty-eighth to Twelfth streets.
 District No 16-Mrs. Delaney, chair man: Pratt City.
 Mrs. Jordan has decided to name the wives of the staff physicians of St. Vim cents hospital as her assistants and these will be Mrs. Cunningham Wilson, Mrs. Lewis Morris. Mrs. Earl Drennen, l., Era1 a Mrs Achworth, Mrs. B. A. Fox, Mrs. J. Ross worth, Mrs. B. A. Fox. Mrs. J. Ross snider, Mrs. Charles Whelan, Mrs. J. F. Dedman, Mrs. Dorman, Mrs. D. M. Rob nson and Mrs. James Edmondson. Miss O'Neill will also be on this committee. board of commissioners to pay such a sum out of an already depleted treasury? If Mir. R. DuPont Thompson can cite me to such warrant of authority I shall be pleased to hear from him. Commissioner Lane, who is looking after the suit. has not offered any resolution to the board of commissioners asking for any such appropriation. If Commissioner Lane can show me the authority for the city to make any such appropriation. I would vote to appropriate any funds actually needed to pay these attorneys for their services.
 '.In view of the statements made by President Exum and myself, as well as Judge Lane. in the presence and hearing of Mr. R. DuPont Thompson to the cit izens committee, I must say that he is going far out of his way to impute bad motives to any of the commissioners in their attitude towards this telephone