The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-15

The board of directors of the Cham Der of Commerce yesterday confirmed the appointment by President Pasehal G. Shook of the standing committees for the year. President Shook, Vice | President Moore, Vice President Rush ton and Secretary Radcliffe of the chamber have been working for q month past on the personnel of the committees and now that the work is done President Shook has completed his preliminary work for the year and settles down. ready for anything that 1 looks to the advancement of Blrming- ham.
 l On two or three committees no change Was made, notable among which was the committee on the travelling mems dinner. Harry Jones retains the chairmanship and has associated with him the members of last year. J. D. Rosenberger was made chair man of the membership committee and it seems To be generally believed that President Shook made wise selection in choosing him for this post He Is an energetic worker and has a large num- Der of friends. Ssioeht ohook statement upon the confirmation of the committees was: Now that these committees are an- nounced 1t need not be inferred that the selection of members of the chamber to committee work has been completed. Other members are likely to be added rom time to time and other commit tees may be appointed to take up mat 'ers that might not come within the nT etc ShooK idea Is to distribute the work Of the chamber among as many mem bers IS possible.
 The list of the committee follows:
 Railroads and Transportation-R. 1 Porter, chairman; Haskins Williams. NJ. kins.
 Industrial Bureau-J. A. Millsom Chairman: J. 1. Yancey, w. L. Sims. I. r. Il. DeNindt, T. A. Weller
 Auxiliary to Industrial Bureau--E T Wilcox, chairman; J. H. Doughty, Lee Clary, E. F. Stovall, A. w. Carey. E. T. Steele. R. L. Simpson. c. P. Jack son. l. w. Rouser.
 Auditorium-H K. Milner chairman. John L. Kaul R. H. Baugh, H. I. Bad ham. A. H. Ford Erskine Ramsay, Flu gene Flies, B. F. Moore, John B. Weal:ley.
 Board of Trade Division-Robert ". Ewing, chairman; J. D. Rosenberger. Richard \. Evans. w. J. Adams. | H Finder. J. E. Shelby, George McCleary J: N. Rose, j. Frank Rushton, Bert Jac- obs, Colman Blach, Jacob Burger.
 Membership-J. D. Rosenberger chairman: John T. Yeatmaa, solon Jacobs, M. J. billiard, Dan A. Hogan Charles W. Hall. G. T, Sibley. H. J. Baum, B. H. Hartsfield, l.. B. Ora ham.
 Legislation-Sydney J. Bowie. chair man; F. P. Glass, Charles D. Rice Phares Coleman, w. S Mudd.
 f1nance-H w. Coffin, chairman: W. J. Adams. NJ. J. Joseph; Oscar C. Tur- her, A, II. Ford. Murray Brown, o. H. Bowen.
 Taxation-H '. Sims. chairman George Eustis, S. F. Thompson. Georss B. Tarrant, B. A. Thompson, Thomas T Judge
 Farm Movement-W P. Redd. chair man; John H. Adams, John T. Morgan. J. M. Marsh, O. l.. Ayrs.
 Advertising-John Sparrow. chair man; J. D Turner, w. J. Wheeler, John c. Henley. Philip Oster
 Conventions-Henry Hiden, chairman; w. M. Clemens, R. T. Brooke. H. F Latimer, J. Y. Martyr. Mining-Erskine Ramsay, chairman. l Overton Fulton, S. L. Yerkes. l. R Mo l Clary, Edwin Ball
 
 man; C. T. Fairbairn, w. D. Tynes. T. l. Kidd, C. c. Esdale Wholesale Trade-Murray Brown, chair 1 man. I. F. Young. J. T. Doster. V. s. Gage. w. c. Phillips. Civic Improvement-Hill Ferguson. chairman: J. R. McWane, Hugh Martin, w. D. Colby. r. H. Lewis
 Education-Dr. J. Fl. Phillips, chairman. John l.. Parker J. B. Gibson, Ben NJ. Jacobs, l.. Sevier. Vocational Education-J D Moore. chairman; George G. Ora wford Robert Jemison, Sr.. Dr. J. II. Phillips, F M Jackson.
 Enterta1nment-F. B. Fowlkes, chair man; Frederick Gunster F. V. Under wood, Wallace Johns, John l.. Parker.
 Public Polcy-L. C. Morris. chairman: J. w Minor. w. r. Tyler T. H. Aldrich Leo K. Steiner.
 City and County Affairs-H J. Porter. chalrman; c. B. Rogers. pr. E. P. Hogan, J.. M. Caldwell, A. B. Tanner
 Bank and Banking-E. L. Brown. chair