The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-29
MEN AND WOMEN
 OF CITY JOIN FORCES
 ID HELP CHILDREN
Birmingham'S Quota to Aid Destitute Little Ones Suffer- ing In Impoverished
 States of Europe

Scores of Birmingham's busiest men and women are gladly pledging their services to w. J. Adams, Jefferson county chairman of the Euro pean relief council, and his aids for the appeal for funds to save the lives of Europe's starving children. The cam paign opens over all Alabama Monday.
 Harold McDermott, chairman of the Kiwanis division; Eugene Munger, chairman of the Rotary division; Att we'll Brown, chairman of the Com munity club division; and Dr. J. T. Doster, chairman of the Belgian army, which division will have charge of the four sections into which Birmingham has been divided, will have completed their list of team captains and the captains their list of team members by Saturday night. Most of the cap tains have been named and many of the teams have been completed. The DeTSOnDel OI LDt COuily UTE dulDdliOli units will be announced within a day pecting at least 200 workers to be on hand when the appeal is launched Monday morning.
 AT HEADQUARTERS
 Each team member will report at county headquarters, 2023 Second ave- nue, south, at S:30 o'clock Monday morning for final instructions, and re- port back again at l o'clock for lunch con and to turn over the reports of the men and women approached and the funds received during the morn ing. Four blackboards, one for each division. will be placed at headquarters and a daily record of each teams ac- complishments kept. The teams will report each morning at S:30 and will be on hand for luncheon and the repoHt of work at l o'clock each afternoon during the period the campaign is in progress.
 In the meantime preparations for the Hoover dinner at the Tutwiler hotel Wednesday night are nearing comple- tion and many Birmingham men and women are reserving places at this banquet table where, at s10O a plate, they will be served with exactly the same fare as that passed out to the hungry little children who each day are lining up at the Hoover kitchens in Europe to receive the food that means life for them
 And while they eat of the simple fare these guests will know that ey-, cry cent of the $100 paid for the ban quet seat will go to keep life in these starved little bodies, for the manage ment of the Tutwiler hotel is to donate food and service and the incidental costs of the dinner will be met from outside sources, so that not a penny of the money received by the European relief council need be diverted from the channel for which it is intended to keep open the Hoover kitchens that supply food to these destitute little ones.
 ADDED GUESTS
 In addition to the places already reserved at the table for Wednesday night, these additional reservations were made Thursday:
 pr. W. R. Dobyns, South Highlands Presbyterian church. as the guest of Oscar Wells; Dr. Oscar Randolph. St. Marys -on-the Highlands Episcopal M r son. the Highlands Episcopal church, as the guest of the Churchmen's club Of that church; pr. J. M Brodie. Fifth Avenue Presbyterian church. as the guest of W. M. Cosby; Father James Coyle, St. Pauls Catholic church, as the guest of John Raul: The Birmingham Age Herald, Sidney T Bowie. D. H. Brown, George Connors. E. H. Cabaniss, H. w. Coffin. c. F. Hoist, Jr., W. H. Hassinger M P. Northington, Mrs. Margaret Rose.