The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-16
OVER S12,OOO SALE OF SAVINGS STAMPS ,. BY GIRLS IN BOOTHS Specially Good Record Made by Capt. Gertrude Prick
 hoffer's Booth GIRLS ARE PROVING
 GREAT SALESMEN Special Meeting of Workers Has Been Called for Tomorrow After
 noon at O'Clock

Over s1s.050 has been raised in the past Stamp committee in Birmingham alone, by the booths which have been placed along the streets in the downtown sec tion.
 The totals for the past days are: Wedn nesday s272i, Thursday s2s2s, Friday $S75e.so. and yesterdays results had not been completely figured at a late hour last nigat, although it is thought that they exceed the three days previous.
 An exceptionally good record was made Friday by the booth at Eugene Jacobs drug store, in charge of Capt Gertrude Frickhoffer, Lieuts, Catherine Vim and Stella May Orr, assisted by Miss Vivian Kennedy and Miss Hill when they sold $i40l.3 worth of the War Savings Stamps. Several of the other booths made good records also, but have not been reported as yet.
 Many of the young ladies who have been selected to participate in the con test have misunderstood the directions and have not reported the days progress at the end Of each day. With d view of better aequainting all of the workers with the many details of the selling cam paign and in order that the least possible dtIiOQ4lt OI COHluSiOIl may dFlSe, q Ine6lv ing of the workers has been called for ? o'clock tomorrow afternoon, at which time all are requested to be present at the headquarters in the Tutwiler hotel
 Those in charge of the work are: Mrs. Richard F. Johnston, state director Miss Beverly Leake, state chairman; the staff is composed of Col. Catherine Carey, who is in charge of the city booths. Mai Alma Blach, who has di- rect supervision over the booths at Blach's, Hirsch Millinery company, Wool worth (Third avenue), Jaffe Jewelry company, Guarantee Shoe company, Bromberg's, Hillman hotel lobby, Nunal- ly's (Ninetcenth street., and Pizitz.
 Maj. Catherine Morrow is in charge Of the booths at Dewberry & Montgom- erys. Jefferson County Bank building, the two Beaver cafes, Patterson's cigar store Second avenue), and the Parisian
 Captains, each in charge of single booth, are as follows: Hazel Holberg. Guarantee Shoe store; Emily Dixon. Brown-Marx; 1reda McCrossin, Selma Robertson, Loveman, Joseph & Loeb; Pattie Rena Sheppard. saks; Helen Ter- rell, Burgers; Olivia Robinson, Caheen s; Blanche Balsom, Mary B. Simpson, Parker Drug company; Anita Sloss, Som mer Tailoring company; Anita Mo- Carthy, Green Drug company; Margaret Mccormack, United drug store; Helen Davis, F. M. Lynch Jewelry company; Catherine Lynch, Nunally's CTwentieth street.; Laurie Oden, Drennen's; Mill dred Kettig, Motion hotel lobby; Ruth Brooks, Birmingham Arms and Cycle works; Gertrude Frickhoffer Jacobs drug store; Miss Ford, Odum, Bowers & White, Fannie May Veil. Adams drug store; Mrs. Johnson, Kress'; Mill dred WeiL Woolworth tSeeond avenue) i, Miss Myrick. Rhodes-Carroll; Gertrude Blair, Cster Brothers; Frances Wood- ruff, Haverty Furniture company: Mrs. Horton, Thompson's cafe; Cametia Hop kins, Wright Hat company; Hortense Marx, Goldstein Brothers; "The Busi- ness Girls" American Trust; Miss Bay more, Seals Piano company
 Mrs. Richard F. Johnston leaves for Anniston Tuesday in connection with the w. S. S. campaign to be gone for the one day only. All of the girls state that they are beginning to enjoy the work and it is reported that the gift of generalshi is being brought out in many of then { Many of the booths are running their sales into quite respec- table figures and the contest will in all probability be very spirited before the three weeks have expired.