The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-03
NEARLY HALF A TON
 OF TINFOIL GIVEN
May Sets Record in Anti-Tubercu-
 l0sis Contributions

During May more tinfol was col lected for the Alabama Tuberculosis Association than in any previous month. the report of the association shows. Nearly half a ton was turned in from all parts of the state
 This material is sold by the associa. ton and the proceeds used in the fight against tuberculosis. Following is a list of the tinfoil contribution:
 Mildred Green, Woodward, IF pounds; Evangelical Church Sunday school, Birmingham, 4 pounds; Room 102. Central High School, Birmingham, 2 pounds; M. Jones, Albany, pounds Roanoke. Ala. ' pounds; Our Lady of sorrows School, Birmingham, Az pounds; Room POS, Paul Haynes School. Birmingham, 1 pound; Room 204, Paul Haynes School. Birmingham, 2 pounds Porter School, Porter. 71a pounds; Otis Lawson. Birmingham, 1A pounds; Gen. tral High School, Birmingham, 1k pounds; South Highlands School. Bir- minghan. 50 pounds; MT. Weir. Louis- vile and Nashville station Brming- ham, 10 pounds; Dr. Lokey, Birming- ham, s4 pound; Mrs. P Toulmin, Bir- mingham. A pounds; Knox and Eliza beth Long, Conner, IA pounds: Hooper's Cafe, Birmingham, pounds: Beginners Department, Independent Presbyterian Sunday School, Birming-
 
 tions made by Troop 1, Boy Scouts), Birmingham, 26 pounds; Mary Alice Peebles (through Boy Scouts), Bir- mingham, 12 pounds Mrs. May, Bir- mingham, 1 pound; Mrs. F. F. Brizen- dine, Birmingham, 3 pounds; Graymont School, Birmingham, 53% pounds; Mar tin School, Birmingham, 41k pounds; Miss Magdelen Paramore Birmingham, A pound; Mrs. A. B. Batson, for the Lacey's Chapel School, Bessemer, pounds; Sunbeams, Southside Baptist Church, Birmingham 6% pounds; Seventeenth Avenue School Birming- ham, 67 pounds; Mrs. w F. Fitzpatrick, Ethelville. 1 pound; Shelby Fearn New man, Birmingham. k pound Mrs. s. G. owen, Birmingham, pounds; Board of Education, Birmingham. 40 pounds; Miss Ella smith, Birmingham 1 pound Montgomery School, Jefferson County, pounds, Grade 1, Graysville School, 5A pounds Robert G. Odum Colum- bus. Ga., 6A pounds; Highlands Meth bounds; Third and Fourth grades, Lipscomb School, R. F. D., Bessemer, 2A pounds; Anna Goode Eakridge De- mopoHs,. F pound; pr. George w. Pat ton Bessemer, Az pounds; I. G. Hood, chancery court, Birmingham, IF pounds; Will Perry Maben, 1a pound 8 Blach. Birmingham, IF pounds Mrs. Henrv Brown. Birmingham 21a : pounds; Crocker School, Jefferson county. 2 pounds; Sixth grade, Pow derly School, Powderly. 21s pounds: Fifth grade. Powderly School, Powder ly. 6A pounds; Second grade Powder ly School. Powderly, 5ia pounds; E. D. Mckinney Birmingham 3 pounds. no name. Biloxi. Miss. E pounds; H. II Smith, University, pounds; Mildred Green. Woodward. Az pounds. Barrett School. Birmingham, 1s4 pounds; OK ford Public School. Pell City pounds; Lillian Hill, Carbon Hill, IA pounds; West Bend School I 1s pounds; Polly Friedberger, Birmingham, 11a pounds: Independent Presbyterian Sunday School Birmingham, Is pounds Hen lev School Birmingham, 30 pounds; Avondale School, Birmingham, 50 pounds; Cunningham School. Birming- ham. 36 pounds; Central High School, Birmingham, 47 pounds: Barker School, 5G pounds; Miss Lucy McGraw, Vim cent. 5la pounds; Lucille Daron, Sulli- gent ? pounds; forward, 516 pounds Total 9.573R pounds