The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-11
THE CAMPAIGN FOR 1000 MEMBERS
PROVES BIG TRIUMPH AND SPE-
CIAL WORKS ARE HIGHLY COM
MENDED FOR EFFORTS

The membership committee of the
Chamber of Commerce closed it's ten
days campaign at 3:49 p. m. yesterday
and reported total of $40 new mem
bers having pushed by the 1000 goal to
total of ITO active members of the
organization.
The committee composed of T. c..
Cairns, charman J. NJ. P. Otis, Mat s.
Sloan, Walter Fowlkes and B. B. Bur
ton, which scored this triumph has for
ten days given up four hours of every
day to the personal solicitation, and
each day gathered scores of the most
valuable business men of the city into
the membership. Their report was re-
ceived yesterday with cheers and Pres
ident Ford referred to them as an ex-
ample of the new Birmingham spirit.
Here is a full list of the new members
Basil M. Allen, 3o7 Farley building; S.
N Gore, 683 First National Bank build
ing; E. V Otis, COL Farley building; S.
Taccone, COS North Twentieth street; A
Roobin, with L. Pizitz, city; Herman
Saks. First avenue and Nineteenth
street; Harry j. Samues and Louis j
Samuels. 1915 First avenue; Alex kontos,
100 North Nineteenth street; Dave Rich.
1913 First avenue; Ben Spielberger, 1906
First avenue: o. r. Meyer. 4O2 South
Twentieth street. A. r. Moody, 1901
| Second avenue: A. P. Rich, 100 North
Twentieth street; F. NJ. Lynch, First
National Bank building; J. II. Stanton,
| 100 North Twentieth street: B. A. Tray
lor, 100 North Twentieth street, William
NJ. Byrd, Jr, 1923 Brown-Marx building;
Al c. CARRIER, 212 North Twentieth street;
F. s. Houston-Shaw. 1910 Empire build
| ing; j. A. Prescott, 1916 Empire build
| ing; c. r. Willar, 1916 Empire building,
James R. Lewis, Ala Woodward building;
| ]. l., Gregory, 1910 Empire building: F..
A MCGEE, 1904 Empire building; w. R..
Mabry. 1920 Empire building; c. e. Nc
Lean, 1903 North Twentieth street: r. j.
Dunn, twelfth floor Empire building; j.
r Eberhart, 1903 North Twentieth street;
w H Bason, 103 North Twentieth street;
| A. 8. Andrews, 4l0 Empire building; q.
H. Greene. 1903 North Twentieth street;
V. B. Currie, 1915 First National Bank
building; w. E. Relihan, 1903 North Tween
| tieth street; R. w. Moore. 10S North
| Twentieth street. w. L. Beasley. no
First avenue ]. w. King. 103 North
| Twentieth street; V. w. Long, 1911 EN-
pire building; ]. c. Cummings, III North
Twenty-first street: ]. Motion Smith. 1925
Empire building; B. NJ. Starnes and H.
N. Starnes, Jr.. SIT BrownMarx build
| ing: Robert S. Nelson, S21 Empire build
ing; Albert C. Chesney, 715 Empire build
ing; r. 8. w. Browne, COL Empire build
ing; H. C. Crelly, s12 Empire building;
James NJ Kidd. 301 Empire building,
E. Arnold. 2o4 Empire building; T. H.
Bell, 612 Empire building; j. B. Robbins,
1853 Brown Marx building; F. c. Enloe,
1909 Second avenue; B. P. Hancock,
Postal Telegraph company; Dan A.
Greene, 2029 Avenue B; w. H. Hill, $50
Brown-Marx building; F. A. Burr. Ten
nessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company;
H. NJ. Urban. Tennessee Coal. Iron anu
Railroad company: George P. Cornell,
8sS Brown-Marx building; T. j. Kidd.
Rirminrham Oil company: F. b. Wins
low. Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad
company; e. ]. West, Tennessee Coal,
Iron and Railroad company; Joel f.
Webb 70S Brown-Marx building; j. X.
Pearson, s18 Empire building; w. c.
Hill, 115o Brown Marx building; X. A.
Conville, lila Brown-Marx building; +.
l.. Powell sS2 Brown-Marx building; I.
]. Watson. 1874 Brown-Marx building; w.
q Isherwpod, Ala North Twenty first
street: ]. W. Whatey, 1912 Brown-Marx
building: L. A. Whitehead 940 Brown
Marx building; T. P. Vowel. 1901 Brown
Marx building; G. r. Calvert. 1919 First
avenue; A. B. White, 202S Third avenue
H L. Badham, Brown-Marx building;
w. L. Robertson. P. o. Box 500; Fred f.
Moore, 1916 Second avenue; c. M. Cook,
First National bank building; r. E.
Posey 514 Marx building; @. T.
Stafford, 1852 Brown-Marx building;
Thomas J. Wingfield, 4o1 Empire building;
James E. Dedman, 1904 Empire building;
A. j. Grefenkamp, 534 Brown Marx build
ing: H. D. Smith, 205 Hood building; p. c,
Ratliff 527 First National bank building;
David vorenberg 2022 Morris avenue; e.
B. Peddinghaus. 1918 Second avenue; w.
H. Acker, 2204 Second avenue: Joseph T.
Coulbourn, 22O Woodward building Cliff
ford c. Robinson. 500 Woodward building
Thomas N Hall, Jr., Terrace court; John
A. Carter Jr., 2O1 Brown-Marx building;
E. K Moore, 426 Brown Marx building; P.
X. Van Valkenburg. 224 Brown-Marx
building B. ]. Cheeseman, 224 Brown
Marx building; c. E. Hoag, Ala Brown
Marx building; E. B. Evans. ga Brown
Marx building; Charles r. Reid, Wood
ward building; DR.. F. A. Lupton, Sit
Woodward building; Cliff S. Price. 800
Woodward buildng Charles H. Abbott,
ZOO Sixteenth avenue, South; T. S, Page.
1890 Woodward building; P. D. Tabber,
Empire building; John r. Furman. POI
Brown-Marx building; Charles j. Dough-
erty, SOS Farley building; j. H. Adkins,
Woodward building; w. A. Burns, 1850
Woodward building; G. B. Riucher 1851
First National Bank building; A. H. Wal
strom, I'll Woodward building; ]. P. Ross,
Birmingham Railway. Light and Power
company; George H. Harris Birmingham
Railway. Light and Power company; f.
V. Underwood, Birmingham Railway,