The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-02
COMMUNITY CHEST
 MOVEMENT STARTING

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 0Continued from Preceding Page) which Mir Ramsay has brought to bear in nine successful campaigns in Cleveland, he is recognized as an ora . tor of national distinction. Formerly the head of one of the largest metal products companies in Cleveland, Mir Ramsay retired some years ago and has since given his entire time to the direction of the Cleveland con munity fund. Besides his own personal ef- forts, he contributed a quarter of 2 million dollars to the 1923 Cleveland campaign. Mir. Ramsey has studied and analysed the Chest campaigns in scores of different cities, and will bring to those who are directing the movement here d wealth of practical data on the conduct of the campaign and the subsequent administration of the fund.
 Crawford Johnson. president of the Community Chest fund. will preside at the banquet Monday night. Final instructions to team captains and workers will be issued by Carson Adams, campaign chairman. Work CTS will take the field early Tuesday morning.
 Business District.
 Solicitation Of the business districts wiil be handled by the civic clubs of the city. The women's special com mittee will canvass the residence sections Assignment of business territory among the various clubs was announced Saturday afternoon as fol- lows:
 hiwanis club---GeneraI chairman
 kiwanis club will cangass the dr,,. +l1A a to Second avenue and west, includ- ing the Woodward and Empire build ings.
 Rotary club. Fred Underwood chairman: L. L. Doty, vice chairma.. will solicit in suburban territory and also in the Brown Marx and American Trust buildings.
 chairman will cover the downtown section, Second to Fourth avenues north, west of Twentieth street, in ciuding West End.
 r Optint club, j. M P. Otis, chair man, will canvass the Title Guaran- tee and Farley buildings, and the courthouse.
 American Business club, Dr. T. A Snow, chairman. will solicit in the territory from Fourth to Fifth ave. nues, east of Twentieth street, in- cluding part of . Avondale and Eas; Birmingham.
 Civitan club, Percy W. Browen will handle the downtown section ' from the railroad tracks to Second avenue and east, including Wood lawn.
 Cosmopolitan club. T. D. Postellc chairman. has been assigned the dis trict from Fourth to Fifth avenues north. west of Twentieth street in cluding the Fairview business dis trict.
 Exchange club will seek donation. in the section from Second to Fourtl avenues, north, east of, Twentieth street, including East Lake.
 In addition, to the foregoing, spe- cal committees are handling vari ous specific assignments. The men: special subscription committee, Er' gne l.. Brown, chairman, is handling certain large corporation and indi vidual subscriptions; the out-of-towI corporations committee. Paschal c Shook, chairman, firms With head quarters out of Birmingham but branch offices here, and the indus trial committee, l.. E. Linthicum chairman, the organization and can vass of outlying industrial plants the majority of which have already formed their own shop clubs
 The woman's committee, Mrs G NJ. Lathem, general chairman, will canvass the entire residence territory of Greater Birmingham, sending so- licitors to every home. A special committee, which Interview some of the larger prospects and will assist the general womens' organization, is composed of Mrs. Frank Nabers, chairman, Mrs. Robert Jemison. Jr Mrs. Paul Chailfoux, Mrs. A. A. Wal wer, Mrs. Hill Fergr son, Mrs. Lewis Underwood. Mrs. Paul Earle, Mrs. Sam Nabers and Mrs. William Rice,
 Chairmen of thes wonen's commit tee, together with their territory anc assistants were announced Satur- day by Mrs. Lathem as follows; woman'x Committee.
 Mrs. w w Wilson, Vivian. chair man. Assistants,- Mrs. Jobn B. Bed dow Mrs. Fred Reid, Mrs. John Guth | ries, Mrs j. R. Burdis, Mrs. H. A. Reviere. Mrs Thomas R. Walker, Mrs. Elizabeth Philpot.
 Mrs. II. T. Mills, Pratt City, chair man. Assistants, Mrs. J. J. Nickel Mrs. Stone, Mrs. II. T. McGehee, Mrs, C. A. Powell. Mrs. G. M Darlington Mrs. NJ Richards. Mrs. $. C. Leary, Mrs. O. B. Smith, Mrs. James Walker, Mrs. A. J. Grain. Mrs Kate McArdle.
 Mrs. J. F. Witherspoon, NorWood, chairman Assistants, Mrs. Ebert Hamilton, Mrs. s. 0. CoXe, Mrs. E. j.. Rowe. Mrs. N B. Rowe, Mrs. W. +. Franklin, Mrs. J. B. Pryor, Mrs. c, H.. krauss. Mrs. J. B. Roberts, Mrs. Le- land Caldwell.
 Mrs. B. R. Smith, Ridgely apart ments. chairman. Assistants, Miss Ella Smith, Mrs. Joe Taylor. Mrs. Harold Robinson, Miss Mary Robin son.
 Mrs. Joan Lewis, North Birming- ham. chairman. Assistants: Mrs. J. E. Brewer, Miss Elizabeth Carraway, Mrs Underwood.
 Mrs. A. Blumberg, Northside, chair man. Assistants, Mrs. S. Katz. Mrs II. Rosenbaum, Mrs. J. Bromfeld. Mrs l.. Jacobson, Mrs. ]. Will, Mrs. L. Goldman, AIrs. H. Swedlan.
 Mrs. H. U. sims, west of Twentieth street, chairman. Assistants. Mrs Theodore Swann. Mrs. Elwyn Ballard, Mrs Henry Hiden. Mrs. Mabel Ray Leedy, Mrs. Dupont Thompson, Mrs. B. l.. Guide. Mrs. $. F. Smith. Mrs. C. NJ. Stanley. Mrs. k. M Ivy, Mrs. J. E. Cooke, Mrs. John Lutz, Mrs., John Phelps. Mrs. Ed Sauls, Mrs. Conrad Ohme. Mrs. r. W. Bromberg. Mrs. Claude Cotton, Mrs. John Cooke, Mrs. 0. C. Picard. Mrs A. k. Dear born, Mrs. James Webb, Mrs. Ernest Crime. Mrs. M. o, Travers
 Mrs A. l.. Brown. Avondale, chair man. Assistants, Mrs. J. W. Prude,