The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-07

joyful. Mrs R. C. Woodson, at the Brown Marx corner. where she was as-
 sisted by Oscar Turner and number of
 Rotarians. won first honors by turning
 in s245 IS. Mrs. l.. L. Mountfort- at the First National corner assisted by Bert
 Jacobs. came second with s219 6S. while
 Mrs. Blanchard and Crawford Johnson. at the American Trust corner. were third
 with s1s6.6S. Both Mrs. Blanchard and Mrs. Woodson received checks for $l00.
 Mrs. Palmer at the Woodward corner
 tagged more individuals than any other
 group except that of Mrs. Mountfort.
 Mrs. Dabney of Five Points broke the record for that district while Mrs Joe
 Seholl ,at Ensley. did exceptionally fine work.
 The receipts by committees, as an-
 nounced last night follows:
 Mrs. R. C. Woodson chairman Brown Marx corner. s245.1S; Mrs. F.. L. Mount fort, chairman First National bank
 s2l9. 6S: Mrs. c. NJ. Blanchard. chairman American Trust. S1S6. 7S, Mrs. C. J. Pal
 mer. chairman Woodward corner, $166.65; Mrs. Frank Alexander. chairman Brom-
 berg corner. S1S9 .65; Mrs. W. J. San | derson. chairman courthouse, S112. 6l; Miss
 Rosa Strickland. chairman Florence cor
 ner sill. v; Miss Pattie Childress, chair
 man Bach's corner, s10S.70 Mrs. c. P. Orr, chairman, Loveman, Joseph X Loeb s
 corner S1O5: Mrs. M. s. Blank chairmay,
 Mrs. T. J. Bssett, vice chairman. Adams corner $S1. 40; Mrs. J. D. Dabney chair
 man Five Points. SIS. 30; Mrs John Sibley.
 chairman, Nortons. sT1.55; Mrs. Joe
 Scholl. Fairfield and Ensley, S75; Mrs Charles J. Barnes. chairman Tutwler,
 s73 .13; Mrs. s. H. Gardner. chairman Ha-
 gan's corner s65.99; Mrs F. B. Dodge,
 chairman Patton-Pope's, s63 .24; Mrs. M. ~ sTz.-. zl... 1s...X Angus Taylor chairman Jefferson Coun-
 ty bank $34 34; Mrs. W. D. Crews. chair man Empire. $31 10; Mrs. Dunkerly, chair man Traders bank, BPS. .34; Mrs. C. F. Bigsby. Hillman corner, s25.99; Mrs. Ish-
 erwood, chairman Saxs corner. S25 .0S Mrs. A. J. Gilmore. chairman Vaudette
 s1a.43: Mrs. John Guthrie, Vivian, $1o; Miss Paul Fansher, West End s7.74
 checks mailed to headquarters, $55.9O; total $2193. 3.7S
 | The following statement was issued last night by Mrs. Victor Prowell president
 of the Boys club:
 ''I am simply delighted with the wonder | full results of Tag Day. I consider it | the most successful in the history of the | Boys club under the circumstances
 cannot begin to thank all the people who
 so generously did their best to make the | day a success. I wish to give all credit
 to the faithful women chairmen and their
 helpers, who stood the strain of the work | so nobly and to whom much of our suc- | cess is due Our hearts are full of thanks | to the Rotarians and the Growlers for
 the magnificent assistance they rendered
 us and the enthusiasm which they
 aroused The Boy Scouts were faithful | in their service and we cannot thank | Dr. Ballard and his boys too much. We | appreciated the efficient work of MT Le- Roy Holt of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and I Railroad company, who superintended the ! counting of the money. The newspapers | were unusually kind in helping us with publicity and commendation
 T wish it were possible to mention all those who bought tags or even those
 who gave as much as dollar or five | dollars when tagged on the streets. We | only have the names however. of those
 who gave us checks and we wish to | especially thank the following, whose | checks were for amounts of 8 or more: "Mr. J. Frank Rushton, $10O MT. Craw- ford Johnston. $1O0; North Birmingham
 chapter and MT. Robert Jemison, s25; MT. | R. D. Burnett, Loveman, Joseph & Loeb | and A. H. Woodward each $20; Mir. Bor-
 den Burr, $15; MT. J. IT. Barr. $1O; Mir
 Carl Steiner, Mrs. c. P. Orr, TIr. James | Bowron, R. s. Munger, J. M. Caldwell | J. C. Maben Jr.. Glenn Gazzam, Oscar l c. Turner, Mrs. Pauline c. Locke, Mrs. | T. G. Bush, George G. Crawford M. P. Northington and c. T. Fairbairn, $5 each. "Other checks are in the mall and have not reached us"