The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-13
FOUR MINUTE MEN TAKE THE FIELD IN
 RED CROSS DRIVE
Mailing Feature of Red Cross Roll Call Proving Success ful-High School Girls In
 Charge of Booths

Splendid progress is being made in the fourth annual Red
 Cross roll call, according to re-
 ports being made to headquar-
 ters. While no figures were
 available yesterday, the com
 mittees reporting had secured many members.
 Many additional workers will take the field this morning and every ef fort is being made to secure Birming- hams quota of 3O,090 members by the end of the drive.
 4 new feature being used this year and one which Is proving very suc- cesSful. According to C. H. McBroom, the secretary is allowing people to join the Red Cross by mail. Many people | have taken advantage of this and have already enrolled, he stated. There Is the popular membership of $1, con- tI Iibuting, s5; sustaining, Sl0; life, $50. or patron membership. $100. These per- sons may enroll in any of these by sending remittance to W. II. Manly. treasurer, on the mezZs2ine floor of the Jefferson County Bank building.
 
 will be immediately mailed out. Frank Dominick chairman for the roll call announced that additional l workers are needed and anyone desir- | irg to assist in this membership drivs | is requested to phone Main S327, or call by the office and turn in their names. 1 High sciool girls will have charge of the booths this morning and wlil be stationed at the American Trust budding Empire building, Brown-Marx ! building, Birmingham Trust building yeTersca County Bank building, Love . mans, Saks', First National Bank
 bu,iding and the Tutwiler hotel. The following four minute men will make addresses next week in the in terest of this campaign as follows l Judge Hugh A. Locke will address congregation of the First Methodist | church on November If. the Scottish | Rite Masons on the 18th, D. 0. O. K. ] degree, Knights of Pythias on the 1Tth; Woodmen of the World on the l 18th. Independent Presbyterian church on the Fist.
 Albert L. Reese will address the sal- 1 ter chapter of the Eastern Star and the King Hiram chapter on the 12th 1 Birmingham Masonic Lodge No. 3S4 King Solomon Lodge No. 460 on Tues l day; Birmingham Masonic Lodge No. [ 55 on Wednesday, Birmingham Temple Masonic Looge NO. 636 on ThurSday, Cyrene Commandery on Friday the ; 18th; the Birmingham Eastern Scar chapter on Friday, 10th.
 Hugh Ellis will address the Ingalls, | Iron Works at noon November 15, the 1 United Pipe and Foundy Company on the lTth, the Louisville and Nashville
 achine shop the 10th. l B. F.. Samuel will address Indepen- dent Presbyterian church Sunday ! morning, the 1+th, and Joubert < Cos lin Co. on the 18th, the Kilby Frog and | Swith company on the l7th, the Ameri- | can Bolt company on the 18th, the Con tinental Gin company on the 19th, Acipco on November 16 in Avondale; the Louisville and Nashville repair shop on the 18th.
 James E. Carter will address the American Machine and Foundry com pany on the 5th.
 Rev J. A. Bryan will address the Birmingham rapet company on the 18th. the Herber Candy company or the 18th, Alabama Great Southern rail read shops on the I7th, the Southern
 railway shops on the 24tb.
 The four-minute men speakers are responding heartily to the call and all important meetings and industrial plants will be addressed during the drive.