The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-29
WARD WORKERSFOR BOND ISSUE FRAY Full List Was Named Last
 Night LETTERS SENT OUT Each Member Is Asked to Be at His Polling Place and Do What
 He Can for Bond

The central executive committee for the bond issue, which was appointed at meeting of the citizens in the Chamber of Commerce last Saturday, held large and enthusiastic meeting last night in the directors room of the Chamber building and appointed the sub-committees for each ward, who will immediately get 10 work and have all voters turn out on July 3, so as to carry the election as nearly unanimously as possible
 Former Mayor Melville Drennen pre- sided at the meeting of the executive committee last night and heard the va rious suggestions from the members. Each member of the committee was able to report that much progress has been made toward enlisting support for the bond issue. Nevertheless, it is understood that the opposition is going to make strong fight and the committee determined to enlarge and strengthen its present organ ization and go into the election next Mon- day with a solid phalanx.
 The central committee has caught the idea of employing the automobile on election day and will bring it into action for the convenience of those voters who wish to be transported to the polls. These automobiles will be designated by placard so that they can be hailed and the. voter be allowed to step right in and be whisked away to cast his ballot in favor of putting the city on sound financial basis.
 The following is the central executive committee which perfected the organlza- tion among the supporters of the bond issue last night: w. NJ. Drennen, chair man; S. J. Bowie, Andy Marx, Eugene Fies, F. B. Fowlkes, +. D. McArthur, T. c. Mcdonald, pr. E. w. Averyt, Joe Alper, John A. Adams, R. A. Porter, R. H. Baugh, w. J. Adams. Joe Wefer- ich, Dr. N. A. Barnett, J. B. Gibson, pr. w. c. Gewin.
 The following letter will be sent by Chairman Drennen to each member or the ward sub-committees:
 'The several chairmen of the follow ing committees are earnestly requested to call a. meeting of their respective committees at once to organize the work in their charge, and the chairmen and each and every member of the commit- tees are also earnestly requested to ac- lively work for the bond issue from now on and especially are they earnest ly requested to assemble at their respec- tive polling places upon the opening of the polls and to remain there until the polls are closed"
 The following committees are appoint- ed to look after the bond issue in their respective wards prior to and at the time of election:
 First Ward-John Greener, chairman; .John Wright Tom Wheeler, Pete Houp- pert ,. man: simon Xlotz Joe Alper, Alex kon- tos, Fergus McCarty, L. Pizitz.
 Third Ward--S. R. Ransom, W. M Byrd, L. Bowen, A. B. Heiser, M' V' Henry
 Fourth ward-Tom Parker, P. J. Mo Geever J. c. Beatty, Charles A. ONeai, John R. Copeland, B. A. Thompson, J. J. O'Rourk, J. M. McCartin.
 Fifth Ward-Graham Perdue, chairman W. R. Gum, Hugh McGeever, Murray Brown, John F. Williams, Reuben Lewis, Joe Caravella, E. D. Donohoe.
 Sixth Ward-John F. Williams. chair man: Dan Donahoo, George Whatley, C. P. Beddow, John B. Rosenstihl,. Ma ben Hobson, W. H. Kettig. w. M' walker, John W. Altman.
 Seventh Ward-John ". Sibley, chair man: Frank Harms. Solon Jacobs, R. A. Brown, J. II. McCary, Henry Go ing w. J. Miner, M. J. Gregg, Richard Massey.
 Eighth ward-Harry Jones, chairman; Dan Hogan, w. H. Johnston. John 5. Leedy, Pete Serio, Buck Watsel.
 Ninth Ward-George H. Estes, chair man; Henry Behrens, Walter Metcalf, John Harrington, w. P. German. Dr. FL win Ballard. George W. Chambers, w. F. Robinson, W. J. McGraw, w. l.. Peebles.
 Tenth Ward-D. J. Ovens, chairman; George Whitfield, w. R. Starbuck, Gus Ellard, Dick Ball, G. M. McCutcheon.
 Eleventh ward-Dr. A. P. Montague, chairman; Dr. Collins, Mack Jones, c. E. Burlis, SDr. D. A. Elkoure
 Twelfth Ward-Dr. Roland, chairman; G. P. Montgomery. F. G. Chandler.
 Thirteenth Ward-C. B. Rogers, chair man; c. B. Smith, w. w. Walker, F. D. McArthur. J. c. Waldrop.
 Fourteenth Ward-James Mclaughlin. Jr chairman; c. M. Taylor, w. H. Bernhard, pr. J. F. Seay. Dr. C. N Car roway, Pete Petrolio, F.. H. Film. M Priget, J. c. Almon, NJ Mongot
 Fifteenth Ward-Frank w. Smith. T. o. Smith, c. M. Bitz, Sid Norwood, Dr. M c. Schoolar, J. H. Adams, R. A. Ter rell, Albert Nelson. Wallace Johns.
 Sixteenth Ward-R. E. Chadwick, Dr. E. T. Shields, 5ames Dupuy, John H. Johns, Nelson Thomas. Charlie Rousse. w. A. Burgin, Foster Hamilton, John Nolan, w. R. Crumley, Dr. w. s. Roun- tree, A. F. Hillike, w. R. Stewart.