The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-13
). 4. R. HAVE CHARGE
 OF SALE OF FLAGS
Proceeds to Establish School for Illiterates of
 the State

Tomorrow will be flag day in Birming-
 ham, and there will be little excuse for not wearing the American ensign on the coat lapel. for the ladies of the two
 local chapters of the Daughters of the
 American Revolution will have charge of
 the sale of flags at all downtown points, and the little silk emblems will be available for everyone.
 For severa years it has been the GUS tom of the D. A. R. to sell flags for wear on Flag day. and this year it is expected that a good sum will be raised through this method, to be devoted to the cause of operating schools in Alabama for the iliterate Last year the General Sum ter chapter alone had charge of the Flag day sale and the sum of $1,S0o was | realized. This was contributed to the work of maintaining two schools for the | iliiterate.
 | This year the Old Elyton chapter will work in connection with the General Sumter chapter, and it is thought that l sufficient funds will be raised for the | establishment of another school for the 1 iliterate. The selection of the place or ! location will be made later. It will be ! situated In what is considered the most i needed district
 Several committees of ladies have been appointed for tomorrows sale and every 1 thing now is in readiness for the occa-
 sion Mrs Arthur Adams and Mrs J. 1 Hampton Smith, regents of the General
 Sumter and Old Elyton chapters, an nounce the following ladies who will act 1 as charmen of the various committees: ! General Sumter Chapter-Mrs. Matte 1 s. Pou, Mrs. Joe G. Moore, Mrs R. M. l Marshall Mrs. Charles Wilson. Mrs F. H. Tyler, Ensley; Mrs. J. A. Little ana Mrs Cowell Bessemer; Mrs. A. G. Mont gomery, Mrs. B. M. Allen. Mrs R. D.
 Burnett, Mrs. Charles D. Caldwell, Mrs. Samuel Johnson, Mrs. Felix Tarrant,
 Mrs. J. F. Donahoo. Mrs. James J..
 Moore Mrs. Joe R. Estes, Mrs. T. M. Coxe. Mrs. Louis H. Dent, Mrs. H. M.
 Henderson, Mrs. Edwin Robinson, Mrs. Gregory Johnston, Miss Selina Poole,
 Mrs. J. w. Groves, Mrs. Hubert Scruggs' Mrs T. O. Koenig, Mrs. H. Trilch, Mrs
 F. w. McKinely, Mrs. Arthur Beckwltn' Mrs. Watt Brown Mrs. Henry Badham. Mrs Jesse Lewis, Mrs J. H. Caban1ss,
 Mrs. R. H. Pearson. Mrs. Arthur Adams
 regent; Miss Alma Burgamy, Mrs. Wade
 Wood and Mrs. Lee Bradley
 The Old Eiyton chairmen are located as follows: Mrs Webb Crawford, First National bank; Mrs Laurens Jones. Mrs.
 Frank Smith, Parker's and Wooawaru building: Mrs Hugh Martin, Steele Smiths: Mrs Claude Zuber. Traders Ma tional bank: Mrs Richard F. Johnston. l Morris hotel; Mrs. Max Fies, Chamber of Commerce building; Mrs. William F. Wright and Mrs. Vassar Allen, Title Guarantee building: Mrs. Charles Locke and Mrs. Samuel Earle, Nunnally (Nineteenth stret; Mrs. Samuel Y. Gala we'll Adams Drug Company; Mrs Bertram Pike Jacobs; Mrs. Gus Golvln Norton's: Miss Dorsey Harris, Hillmar !hotel. Mrs Felix Drennen. Martha Wasbington's; Mrs. c. E. Glenn, BiJou
 Mrs. J. R. Wright, Strand theatre Misses Edith Orr, LaMay Caldwell, Mary Malone and Mrs John Tomlinson
 Rialto; Mrs J. S. Hood, Pizits; Mrs. 5 IL. Ledbetter, Motion hotel; Mrs. VII iHood, l.. & N. station. and Mrs. J. 5
 Yancey.