The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-10
RELIEF LUNCHEON
 CALLED TODAY FOR
 WAYS AND MEANS
Further List Given of Contrib utors to Civic Association'S
 Relief Committee
 for Unemployed

Representatives of civic organi- zations, relief agencies and churches are invited to attend a luncheon meeting to be held today at 12:30 o'clock in the private dining room of the Civic association on call of Chairman David J. Davis, of the association committee, to devise ways and means of meeting the un- employment situation of. the Bir- mingham district.
 As part of the plans the committee is stin engaged in collecting and dis tributing groceries in wholesale quantities through the salvation Army to the proven distressed cases Of hunger.
 The decision to initiate city-wide organization for handling the unem- ployment situation was made at the Civic association committee meeting yesterday, at which were present Chairman Davis, Louis Pizits. Judge William E. Fort, William r. Wilcox, John W. O'Neiil ana others. Col. Tom o. Smith, chairman of the citizens relief committee, is giving hiA hearty co operation to the fresh movement for aid of the worthy unemployed and expresses the hope that it may ma ture into a big campaign of the whole city to meet the situation.
 Groceries, Four Tons
 Over four tons of groceries have been collected from jobbers and deal CTS by the committee to meet the emergency cases of suffering poor. The food was stored in space fur nished by Louis Pizitz. and is being distributed through the Salvation Army. to families who have been definitely proven to be in distress
 The committee has insisted upon distributing the groceries so that there will be no waste or imposition.
 One of the terms upon which we insist and shall insist in the emer- gency work and in the larger cam paign now to be launched" said David J. David yesterday, lis that no food is to be provided for those not now residents in Birmingham or the district. Every community must handle it's own problems. There are enough unemployed in the Birming- ham district without others being at tracted here, however worthy, by. the philanthropy or generosity of our people. l hope that the churches es- pecially will rise to the big task, the compelling Christian duty, of feeding the hungry families of the city. Let ali pastors attend or send a lay rep resentative to the meeting Friday"
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 J. C.. Davis, 4s10 Fourthsavenue, an engineer on the Southern railway, yesterday presented L. Pizitz with a check for s25, with the comment that he thought it a man to man duty and he wanted, his money placed where it would do the most good. T want especially to alleviate the suffering of women and children. he said, and if the committees do not get enough l will contribute more later"
 Denators
 Those who have donated groceries in bulk, in addition to the previous published lists, are as follows:
 Martin Biscuit company, John w. Wood company, H. J. Henry company, P. P. Baker & Sons, T. R. Sells x Co.,, Taylor Wheeler Grocery com pany, J. o. Taylor company, J. c. Graves, George E. Drake Produce company, c. A Grown, Hamilton Robinson, Wood-Fruticher company, Italiah Cooperative Products com pany, Italian American Clothing com pany, c. M. McMahen & Sons, Hey Hahn, Collins Produce company, Hey Locascio, Ernest G. Weight. Dorzio & Papugroye, Danglass Bros, Deoil Product company, Douglass Bros, Marshall, Jordan & Co.,, Birmingham Bakery, National Biscuit company, Lee Bros, Taylor & Taylor, A Gott- 1ieb, McLester-VanHoose company, J. S. Savores Produce company, E. M Brasfield, Adams Drug company, Washington Market. Tony Scoth, San itary Market. McGough Bakery, Twentieth Century Bakery, Mrs. Ray Wohl, Mir. Morgan, Mrs. D. J. Siveiy, S. e. Knuckles. Frank Nadoni. J. T. Head, Birmingham Fish company, Young & Co, Cresswen Feed and Grocery company, J. H. Hodge.