The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-11-01


~ Tag Day." that is, the workers
~ for the educational amendment
hope to tag every man in the city and
I state with free tag of Saturday.
y Many letters have been sent to pEomi-
y nent women in church. social and club
nj work enlsting their aid in this splendid
81 cause.
: The following letter has been sent out:
Dear Madam: At a meeting called sat
y urday night by State Superintendent OF
/. Education w. F. Feagin it was decided
in order to further the educational
amendment campaign that Saturday, NO
I vember 4, should be designated as free
n school tag day throughout the state Of
Alahama. The purpose of this tag day is
-snot to raise money for the campaign,
I fbut to give publicity The slogan adopted
q was: Free Tags for Free Schools"
i At this meeting Commissioner John X.
Hornady, chairman of the Jefferson
county campaign committee, appointed us
as a committee to work out the details
of the tag day for this city.
We appreciate the good work accom-
pIshed by the women of this city for
education Your organization has shown
especial interest along this line. We feel
= that you will be glad to be called on
to assist in doing Birmingham's part in
this statewide tag day.
We want the members of your organiza-
ton to help give mot selD tax to each
person on the streets of Greater Biz
mingham next Saturday. Can you fur
nish us with as many as six workers?
If so, please phone names not later than
Wednesday noon to Main 5053.
Feeling that you will make the first
free tag day in Alabama a success, we
Are respectfully.
II. HUGH GRANT,
n ALBERT L. REESE,
Il, FRAZER BANKS,
~ Committee
The following ladies will assist in the
work: Mrs. A. j. Bowron, president of
the Equal Suffrage association; Mrs. W.
L. Murdoch, president of the Amaranth
club: Miss Sarah Neil of the Birmingham
Art club, Mrs. c. H. Milan of the Col
lege Womens association, Mrs. George
Harrington of the Birmingham Chautau-
qua committee, Mrs. Houston Davis of
the Music Study club, Mrs. John c.
Handley of the Birmingham Writers
club, Mrs Victor Prowell of the Boys
club Mrs. S. D. Weakley of the Girls
"
the Book Lovers club, Mrs. John p
Tillman of the Cadmean circle, Mrs
Joseph Morris of the Caxton club, Mrs
p. B. Bowers of the city mission board
Mrs. J. f. Graham of the Clionian club,
Mrs. Neal Digger of the Cosmos club,
Mrs. Leo Oberdorfer of the Council of
Jewish Women, Mrs. John London of the
Council of Women's clubs, Mrs Frank
Eanes of the Crescendo club, Mrs. w. A.
iPatillo of the Culture club, Mrs w. A.
}; Brown of the Edgewood club, Mrs. Miles
Z Bradford of the Eleanor Hord club. Mrs
i j. NJ. Broadly of the Federation of Mis-
!: sions, Mrs E. d. Brown of the Fenelon
\ club, Mrs. J. M. Minter of the Shake
speare club, Mrs. c. t. Randall of the
Highland Book club, Mrs. j. E. Brownlee
of the Huntsville Avenue Chautauqua cir
Gle, Mrs. Gertrude McLatchey of the Hy-
patian club, Mrs H. r. Pearse of the
Jefferson Study club Mrs. r. S. Sherman
of the Joy Crofters' club, Mrs. Nisbett
Hamburger of the Kenilworth club, Mrs
r. G. McCarty of the LEtude d. Art
club, Mrs c. B. Spencer of the Mercy
Home board, Mrs. w. II. Jeffries of the
w. c. T. u, Mrs e. G. Burchfield of the
Pierian club, Mrs L. Albritton of the
Modern Study club, Mrs. Schuyler Harris
of the Present Day club, Mrs. J. P. Pen
ney of the Quest club, Mrs. E. j. Rowe