The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-17
Committee Chairmen

gave his order for a No. T.
 Committee Chairmen At the conclusion of the talks Chairman
 Turner began the naming of the chair men of the committees. They are J. A. | Gorham of team No. 1, George T. Stafford | of team No. 2, c. McClelland for team
 No. 3. H. E. Shaw for team No. 1, A. M. l Douglas for team No. 5 b. B. Crawford | for team No G. H. c. Bryson for team 1 No :. Thomas c. Vairns for team No. 8, | and H. F. Presley for team No. g. The charmen of the committees were given
 chance to select a vice chairman for their committees. In selecting the committees each chairman chose one man at a time in order to keep up a more even assign ment.
 At the conclusion of the team choosing, Chairman Turner named the different dis
 tricts which the committees are to work in during the week. The city had been di- vided into a number of districts and each team is allowed to work in their district only. The different teams will work in the following districts
 Team No. 1-Ensley and Corey. North Eighteenth street and Fourth and Fifth avenues, Birmingham.
 Team No 2-First National bank build ing and Title Guarantee building.
 Team No. 3-North Nineteenth. Twen- tieth and Twenty-first streets.
 Team No. 4-Farley, Empire, Woodward buildings.
 Team No. 5-Brown-Marx building.
 Team No. 6-Morris avenue south of rail road to Avenue F.
 Team No. First avenue and Chamber of Commerce building. Other skyscrapers excluded.
 Team No. 8-Second and Third avenues to Twenty-seventh street, Watts building.
 Team No. 9-Flying squadron, East Lake, Avondale Woodlawn, West End, East Birmingham, North Birmingham and mavericks.
 Tn order to keep in touch with the work the membership teams will hold a luncheon every day next week. On Mon day, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday the teams will have luncheon at the Turn Verein cafe at 1 o'clock. On Wednesday at 1 o'clock they will dine at the regular weekly luncheon of the Chamber of Com merce at the Gold Lion tea room The final reports of the committees will be given at the Friday luncheon. It is the plan to have the committees meet every day at 10 o'clock and work for two hours Every man in the city not a member of the Chamber of Commerce will be visited and asked to join. Personnel of Teams
 The teams and their chairmen are gvien as follows: Committee No. 1-J. A. Gorham, chair man; Robert Lee, vice chairman; A. R. Dearborn, P J. McGeever, Sam Oli- ver E. M Tutwiler, Jr., c. K. Armes Committee No. 2-George T. Stafford chairman: Charles w. Hall. vice chair man; J. Keeling. E. J. Coverdale. Mau- rice Canister. C. D. Ritter. c. C. Latta, w. P. German.
 Committee No. sc. McIaIlen, chair man: R. c. Heron. vice chairman; F. B. Clark. J. N Hamrick, A. M Tay- ror J. N. Templeton. H. H King, $. E. Castator.
 Committee No. HI. F.. Shaw, chair man: Hugh Martin. vice chairman NJ. IJ. billiard Richard F. Johnston, J. A. Yates, R. L. Ezel1e, P. C. Rat1if, Ed L. Thomas. Edward Norman. Committee No. 5-A. NJ Douglas, c. H. Estes, John L. Parker, John $. Leedy. A. D. Smith, J. H. Dean, R. F.. Collins. Fuzzy Woodruff. Committee No 6-E. B Crawford chairman; John c. Henley, Jr, vice chairman Sidney Lazarus. John D. Tur- ner. Jr, w. M. Clemens, S. N. Gore, William J. Young. Committee No. I'll c. Bryson, chair man: c. E. Brooks, vice chairman: B. F. Crabbe, S. w. Preston. R. H. Wood row. J. IL Duncan. J. A. Mitchell, Max Karpeles.
 Committee No. S-Thomas c. Cairns chairman; Horace Hammond. vice chair man; Ernest Redd, P. A. Raymond, V. s. Loventhal. w D. Colby. Walter Fowlkes, John T. Yeatman, Hugh Rob- erts.
 Committee No. 9--H. p. Presley chairman; ]. C. Lusk, vice chairman Philip Oster, M. P. Phillips, James IT. Hard, R. J. Mcclure. T. F. West, c. H. Nesbitt.
 Plans for Meeting In starting the campaign Monday morning the chairmen of the committees lannounced that their teams would meet lin the following places: Team No. will meet Monday morning at 9:S0