The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-22

| 1 boy, and the dyins, woman was sen to the sanatorium, where she revived and Is still living. The room where sht
 was sick had neither direct light nol ar. It has been fumigated by the cit,
 health department The boy has beer
 taken care of by an uncle. Another cas, l Is that of 2 negro, sick with tubercu
 losis, who was cared tor by the Associ ated Charities yesterday and the day before until he could be removed tt the negro tuberculosis infirmary at thu l almshouse by the cooperation of tn, Anti-Tuberculosis association and tn, board of revenue. Such cases frequent 1 ly occur.
 l Hence it will appear that such a "to ting. The sum asked for will barely
 cover the needs. while administered
 with the r,ost stringent economy. Following is tho roster of the teams and committees. Every man shoulc make one certainty present. Tri-Charities Committee 1 General chairman, H. K. Milner. l Vice chairman, oscar c. Turner i Treasurer, Harry Stevens. 1 Team No. Louis Pitzitz, chairman R. A. Brown, vice chairman George w | Connors, F. H. Crockard, J. H. Dean
 James Donnelly, B. E. Burton, c. T
 Fairburn, A. R. Forsyth, T. H. Motion
 Joe Saks, James H. Finder, oscar c
 Turner, w. J. Adams, c. Black.
 Team No. 2-R. D. Thompson, chair man; B. F. Tyler, vice chairman; Jelks Cabaniss, R. A. Clayton, Robert F'ulen- | wider R. w. Ewing, w. l.. Sessions
 Victor Gage, Ben Jacobs, John L. Par lser. James D. Seruggs, Emmett l.. Smith. George B. Tarrant, D. o. Whil- 1 den, W. H. Wolverton, l. F. Young. | Team No 3-H. K. Milner, chairman; | R. H. Baugh, vice chairman; H. L. Bad ham, E. H. Cabaniss, Phares Coleman A. R. Dearborn. M. J. billiard, E. F. Enslen, J. D. Kirkpatrick, R. F. Me | David, Hale Tarrant, Hugh Morrow, 1 Landers Sevier, J. J. Smith. Team No 4B. M. Allen, chairman; Clem Gazzam, vice chairman; William Cosby. Hubert Drennen w. P. G. Hard ing, W. II. Hassinger, Thomas Hopkins, w. II. Jeffries, A. Latady, w. P. Leedy, A. B. Loveman, R. F. Manly, Richard W. Massey, R. s. Munger Frank Nel- son, Jr., w. S. Lowell, Walker Percy J. K. Brockman.
 Team No. 5-W G. Oliver, chairman; S. F. Thompson, vice chairman; l.. M. Robertson, H. c. Ryding, J. B. Saun- ders, l.. P. Smith, J. Schwab, R. A. Smith, J. T. Doster, w. F. Leake. R. Jemison, Sr Ernest Redd, F. w. Dixon, W. !. Rushton, F. M. Jackson, L. K. Steiner.
 Team No. 6-John c. Henley. Jr.. chair man; Sidney Lazarus vice chairman; J. E. Shelby, M. V. Canister, George Staff ford, Jesse Yeates. J. D. Rosenberger, ". D. Putnam, Robert Jemison, Jr, Asa Hoyt Henry Hiden George C. Oliver. George s. Obear, Ed Warren, John S. Sparrow.
 Team No 7-J B. Adams. chairman F. T. Wilcox, vice chairman J. F. Bald Cfa1Yr n F. l. Tarrant. Wallace Johns, Harry Burn, T. H. Benners Haskin Williams J. D. Collins, H. F. Latimer, J. Y Mar tyn, Mercer Barnett, A. W. Beck, Chap pell Cory, Hill Ferguson, Smith Cullom W. N. Malone.
 Team No. S-Erskine Ramsay, chair man; P. G. Shook, vice chairman; Leo kayser, R. c. Smith, w. A. Chenowith Sir, J. l.. Davidson, John l.. Kaul, w. IT Kcttig, J. W. Mcqueen, David Roberts Jr., C. NJ. Williamson, F. B. Fowlkes Otto Marx
 Team No. 9-Louis Gelders, chairman; C. S. Bissell, vice chairman; Ike Adler James A. Allen, Edwin Ball, Jack Bid die, w. D. Colby, F. E. Forbes, John Ronnyman, James Bowron, M J. Ezelle, Eugene Fies, A. M. Boxer, F. P. Glass, Bert Jacobs, L. c. Leadbetter. NJ. P Messer, Phil Oster, J. M. P. Otis.
 Team No. 10-John T. Yeatman, chair man; S. J. Bowie, vice chairman; w C. Adams, D. H. Andrews, George A Blinn, Jr, L. c. Bradley. John Fry, John c. Forney, J. D. Collins, Col Caheen, w. H. Drennen, E. J. Dunn, Sam Erck- cit, C.. R. Estes, G. B. Froment. W. l. Grubb, Frank Hammond, L. C. Morris, NJ. D.; Joe Loveman, Louis Saks, Dr. D. F. Talley.
 Team No. 11-Crawford Johnson, chair man; Murray Brown, vice chairman: A A. Adams, Augustus Benners, Ben F. Crabbe, Dr. E. Drennen, l.. J. Haley, h.. H. R. Howze, A. J. Levert. w. H. Manly P. c. Ratliff, J. N. Rose, P. B. Thomas F. V. Underwood, George B. Ward, Walter Phillips.
 Team No. 12-Horace Hammond, chair man; Solon Jacobs, vice chairman: A. J Bowron, Hal J. Copeland, Hugh Ellis, Henry Fitts George Gray, Frank Kitch- ell, J. c. Maben Leo Loeb, M J. Pen halligan, R. L. Simpson, E. F. StovaTl, John D. Turner, F. H. Lathrop A. A. Walker. M. D.. William M Walker, w. Wheeler, H. B. Wheelock, J. L. Yan- eey, Carroll Blake.
 Team No. 13-John Denson, chairman {; E. Crawford, vice chairman; Vasser Al len, E. l.. Brown, R. D. Burnett w. w. Bussey, Louis V. Clark, N. P. Cooke M. D., John G. Housman, Alan Jemison, M 1T. Jordan, Max Karples, David Letaw, M. J. Llde, M. E. L1nnehan, J. P. Mudd, 5. r. Nabors, M. D., J. B. Pool.
 Team No. 1f-Ed Putnam, chairman; I. Frank Rushton. vice chairman; Bor- den Burr, II. H. Homer, Joseph Love- man, D. J. O'Connell, c. T. Randall, Louis Saks, Hugh Seals, W. c. Shackle- ford. M. M. Ullman, John w. Wade, s. D. Weakley, T. W. Weller, J. w. What ley, J. T. Stokely, John R. Tillman, John s. Turner, w. c. Hill, J. W. Sibley.
 Team No. 15-H. M. Beck, chairman; A. A. Gambill, vice chairman; William Frutticher John s. Ruffin, John A Lambert, F. w. Larkins, P. H. Lallande. Robert Lee, John London, IT. S. Going. John c. Lusk, Beny Myer, w P Me- Adory, M. D., William L. Dellheim, Vii. liam Wise, J. A. Yates. J. A. vann E.. T. Shaw, M L. Ward, J. R, Vail, w. H. Whitaker
 chairman Revs. H. M. Edmonds, Mid deton W. Barnwell, J. D. Ray, S. T. Slaton. Father J. Coyle, Glenn Atkins, A. W. Moore.
 Team No. IT, Ensley-A. F. Hillike. chairman; w. B. Bridge, vice chairman; C. w. Stewart, H. S. Meade, D. M. Lewis. E. A. Eubank.
 Team No. IS, North Birmingham- c. B. Rogers, chairman: c. H. Unger- man vice cliairman T. H. Friel, Judge C. B. Smith, W. T. Estes, Sam Blake, C. B. Krauss, J. l.. Cole.
 Team No. 19, East Lake-J. R. Sad Ter. chairman; D. E. McClendon, vice chairman; Dr. N. A. Barrett, L. J. Cox, Rev. J. H. Shelbourne w. R. Hilliard R. B. Rogers, Prof. G. W. Macon, J. w Hargrove.
 Team No. 20, Woodlawn-C. w. Hall. chairman. w F Perrvmap vioa ohair