The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-03
BESSEMER

BeSsemer, September 2--(Speclal-j The Worth Lewis Post auxiliary drive for the memorial monument to be erected in the city to the soldiers ot the World war will begin Tuesday morning, September 5, and will con tinue through Thursday, Septem Der I.
 The monument. magnificent fig ure in bronze, representing an Amer lcan doughboy, has arrived, and 1t fa the purpose of the auxiliary to un- veil 1t with elaborate exercises on Armistice Day. Mrs. Lacey Edmund son, president, has asked the assist ance of large number of citizens in the drive.
 The city has been divided into sec tions with chairman and committee in charge of each. The following committees have been appointed:
 General chairman, J. r. Aarrner' A. E. Ausman, treasurer.
 Division A, Dartmouth avenue from Twenty-fourth to Fifteenth street Chairman, Mrs. Fred Stover; Mrs. Rush Randall MN H. M. Batts, Mrs, Seymour and Mrs. Sam Ratne.
 Division B, Clarendon avenue. Twenty-fourth to Fifteenth street: Chairman, Mrs. W. o. Hodgkins: Mrs. Julian Brick, Mrs. Charles Long and Mrs Ragsdale.
 Division c, Berkeley and Arlington avenue, Twenty-fourth to Fifteenth street: Chairman, Mrs. Margaret Benton; Mrs. William Waldrop. Mrs. Sam Reid, Mrs. $. l.. Bailey and Miss Nellie Adams.
 Division D. Alabama and First ave nue, Twenty fourth to Fifteenth street: Chairman, Mrs. Bruce Snider; Mrs. A. Fl. Rickart and Roy Ling.
 Division E, Second and Third ave- nues: Chairman, Mrs. George Coch . ran; Mrs. M. M Lewis. Mrs. R. L. King, H. P. Lipscomb, Norman Left kovits and Miss Sarah Hayes.
 Division F, Fourth avenue: Chair man, Mrs. Lee Mattingly; Mrs. T. J, McCollum, Mrs Walter Gwin, Mrs Fred Bruns and Mrs. Charles Roden- berg.
 Division G: Chairman, Mrs. R. W Waldrop Mrs. Claud Smith, Mrs. W P. Price, Mrs. Norman Leftkovits and Mrs. Bryan Waller. Division H, Seventh, Eighth and Ninth avenues: Mrs. Charles Nixon Mrs. R. F. Douglas, Mrs. Clifford, Miss Berney Gillen.
 Division I: Tenth, Eleventh and Twelfth avenues: Chairman, Mrs. l. M. Barnett; Mrs Owen Williams, Mrs J. w. McCorkle and Mrs. Fred Ross. Division J: Right side of Nine teenth street from Second to Twelfth avenues: Chairman, Mrs. Sam Leftko- wits; Mrs. H. L. Bains, Mrs. Clarence Bumgardner. Mrs. A. Fitzpatrick and w. D. Taylor. Jr.
 Division K: Twentieth and Eigh- teenth streets: Chairman, Mrs. Mac | Batson, Mrs. Fay Randle, Mrs. Ar. thur Reynolds, Mrs. Penry Evans and Captain Edmundson Division l.. Jonesboro: Mrs. Orar Barron, Mrs. Roy HamriclS. Mrs R. s Moon, Mrs. J. M. Vance and Joe Bur. gin.
 Division M. Reeders: Chairman Mrs. J. R. Chandler; Mrs. J. H. Blue Mrs. c. E. Abbott. Mrs Edna Fergu. son, A. H. Smith
 Industries: Chairman, Mrs. Horace Vandervoort; Mrs. John gan, Mrs S. w. Wright, Fred Ross and Henr, Adams.
 Division o. Lipscomb: Chairman Mrs. McFee.
 Division P, left side of Nineteenth street from Second to Twelfth ave. nues: Chairman. Mrs A. F. Spear Mrs. George Schwartz, Mrs. Sam Barr and John b. Golden.
 Four-minute speakers: Bapttsl church. J. F. Haffner. NJ. J. Brooks Methodist church. A. E. Ausman. ] T. McEniry. George Bumgardner and pr L. l.. Vann; Presbyterian, R. L. Coons, J. B. Morton; Christian, Prof J; It Gibson; Catholic, J'r Sullivan ture shows, George Ross. Ben q Perry. T. T. Huey.