The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-26
.FO0DSTUFF WANTED BY RELIEF WORKERS
 FOR THE BELG|ANS
Ladies Name Committees to Aid in Getting Sup
 plies to Be Sent to Sufferers

among the most urgent needs of the Bel gium refugees, and the general ladies committee in charge of the Belgian re- lief movement requests donations of this character when possible. The committee met yesterday morning ia the library of the Chamber of Commerce. Mrs. Forney Johnston, chairman. states the movement is progressing nicely. and that many donations are being received. She stated the committee was much en- couraged by the way the women of the different communities had taken hold of the movement and were anxious to help the cause.
 l Committees for different parts of the city were named in part as follows: | South Highlands, Mrs. Alex London, chairman; Mrs. J. D. Kirkpatrick, Mrs. John London. Mrs. George P. Clark. sNorwood-Mrs P. B. Bowers. Mrs. | Snawls.
 R. Ranson.
 | West End-Mrs. Herbert Wood. | Fairfield-Mrs. Burr Ferguson. 1 East Lake-Mrs Washington, Mrs. Chappell Corey. | Roebuck Springs-Mrs. Leslie Fulen- wider
 | Earle Place-Mrs. S. E. Greene. | Smithfield-Mrs Gould. | Owenton-Mrs. J. D. Simpson. Bessemer-Mrs. J. S. Winters. l The following ladies constitute the gem eral commmittee: Mrs. Forney Johnston, | chairman; Mrs. Morris Newfield, vice lol, A, IAhr. tary; Mrs. George Harrington, treasurer; Mrs. James McLester. Mrs. Godfrey Gold man. Mrs. Sterling Foster. Mrs. Solon | Jacobs, Mrs. James Weatherly, Miss Rosser. Mrs. E. H. Cabaniss. The committee has issued appeal cards | which can be secured from the drug l stores of the city and at the several | chudches, and ask that they be distributed | to every household requesting that each | family donate articles of clothing and nonperishable food that can be shipped. l The outgrown clothing of children and all clothing that is clean will be servic- able to the sufferers, and will be highly acceptable. The ladies ask that every household contribute something to relieve the unparalleled suffering of the Belgian people. The cards are as follows:
 'Women's central committee for Bel gian relief, Chamber of Commerce reading room, city. Telephone Main 4ss7.
 "The following articles will be donated, to be forwarded by you as part of Birmingham's contribution to the Belgian sufferers:
 
 .......
 "(Please state number and general de- scripiton of articles)
 "I (can or cannoD deliver these articles Address ..,..................... | Name .........................
 "(Note: Where possible, the committed will greatly appreciate the delivery of all contributions at 1928 Third avenue. Where delivery is impossible. we will send for your contribution.)"
 Mrs. A. T. London, chairman of the South Highlands section, has named the following subchairmen and territory to be covered:
 avenue, Terrace Court to Maiden lane and Arlington avenue.
 Mrs Eugent Fies, Thirteenth avenue tc ; Red mountain and Twentieth street tc Miner Heights
 Mrs. Henry Howze, Highland avenue Maiden lane to Iroquois to Red mountain
 Mrs. J. D. Kirkpatrick. Highland ave. nue, Iroquois to Country club.
 Mrs. David Roberts, Mountain Terrace Altamont and Forest park. Mrs. Godfrey Goldman, Country clut , to Twenty-eighth street, Highland ave nue to Avenue F. |. Mrs. Lewis Underwood and Mrs. Cabo Lull Twenty eighth to Elm, Highland avenue and Avenue H. Mrs. Charles Calhoun, Elm to Twen , tieth, Highland avenue to Avenue H. Mrs. w. E. R. Davis and Mrs Bryan , Avenue H to Lakeview. Mrs. w. P. Redd, Twelfth avenue t, mountain, Twentieth street west of Sev enteentb.
 Mrs w. D. Crews, Seventeenth stree to Glen Iris and Twelfth avenue to noun I tain
 Mrs. Lee Bradley, Glen Iris and High r land park.
 Mrs. James Weatherly and Mrs. E. J f Dunn, Twelfth avenue to Avenue 1 ant Twentieth to Seventeenth street.
 Mrs. V. J Nesbit, Avenue I. Twentieth street to Seventeenth Mrs. Elliott Carper, Twelfth avenue t, Avenue I and Seventeenth street. i, Mrs. D. B. Dimmick, Avenue and Sev enteenth street west.