The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-07
Will See How Birmingham 'Puts Over" Chamber of
 Commerce Campaign
TEAMS ANNOUNCED
 TO GO AFTER MEMBERS
Sixty-TwO Will Begin Work Tuesday Morning-Men From Montgomery, Gadsden, Meridian, Mobile and
 Tuscaloosa Coming Tomorrow

Among the visitors who will attend tho For Birmingham' dinner to be given at the Hotel Tutwiler tomorrow night arc a large delegation of business men from Atlanta ''we are coming to see how Birmingham does it,' says one of the letters received by the Chamber of Com merce from Atlanta.
 'However Birmingham does it. the proc ess will certainly be interesting" said Crawford Johnson. "It is to be hoped that the For Birmingham dinner, as well as tho entire Chamber of Commerce campaign will be well done, not only for the sake of Birmingham, but also for the sake of our visitors. It is not often that Atlanta comes to sit at our feet. and the opportunity Is too precious a one to neglect. Since, therefore, we for one night gre going to sit In the high seats of the synagogue, let us occupy our lofty eminence with such dignity as will befit the occasion, and show our Atlanta guests how Birmingham does it."
 Out-of-Town Visitors
 Among the Atlanta men coming are Winner l.. Moore. ex-president of the At lanta Chamber of Commerce.; Ivan E. Al
  Commerce. and president of the Atlanta convention bureau, and Walter G. Cooper, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce.
 Judge Moses Wright, with other prominent men of Rome, Ga, will motor to Birmingham by way of the proposed Forrest highway, from northern Georgia to Birmingham.
 Bruce Kennedy, Terry Griel president of the Montgomery Chamber of Con- merce. with many other representative men from the capital, will be here.
 Mayor w. q. Bellenger, Capt. Tracy Lay and Congressman John l.. Burnett of Gadsden; Judge Brandon of Tusca- loosa and w. $. Lownsbury of Meridian. Miss, will also be present
 The programme for the dinner will be as follows:
 Postmaster. Forney Johnston
 Let Us Work as a Uni,," Crawford Johnson, president of the Birmingham Chamber of Commerce.
 'eWhy We Are Here" Rabbi Morris Newfield
 What I Believe h." r.. c. Irvine. di- rector Jackson Highway association, Mo bile.
 Birmingham Tomorrow" Robert Jeni- ison, Jr.
 "Our Civic Duty" Judge Moses Wright Of Rome, Ga.
 "A Chamber of Commerce." Bruce Ken- nedy, Montgomery.
 Benediction by tho Rev. Preston Blake.
 Members of the 62 teams who will take part in the membership campaign Tues day were announced last night as fol- lows:
 Committees Are Named
 Committee No. 1-Oscar w. Underwood Jr. chairman; Frederick Larkin, Edgar c. Horton, Charles H. Milan. T. M Bradley, Jr.
 Committee No. 2-Thornton Estes chairman: J. D. Moore, Sam Gore, Dr. F. P Hogan. E. w. Brandon.
 Committee No. 3-Ed s. Moore, chair man: Otto Mooney. J. l.. Davidson, E. |. Brown, Sorsby Jemison.
 Committee No. 4-C. Blake, chairman J. D. Kirkpatrick, Hill Ferguson. R. LA Ezele, l.. w. Hughes, w. L. Welton-
 Committee No. 5-Henry Hiden, ST.. chairman: Charles Rice, J. w. Me Queen, J. D. Collins. A. J. Arrant.
 Committee No. 6---H. J. Baum, chair man; II. D. Cullen (Ad club team), J. r. Martyr.
 Committee No. I'M. P. Northington, chairman; R. R. Randolph. w. R. Ma bry, D. B. Dimmick, A. E. Jackson. Stanley Woodward.
 Committee No. S---T. A. Weller. chair man; John C. Lusk, NJ. F. Messer. Fl. w. Mathews. A. R. Dearborn, D. l.. Tur- ner.
 Committee No s-Dr. II. A. Elkourie, chairman; Eugene Fies, c. c. Esdale. |J. E. Pool, Hal E. Duncan.
 Committee No. 10--J. H. Doughty. chairman; F. l.. Brown, John s. Pear son. E. T. Wilcox, Tom Hill. Walter l.. Robertson.
 Committee No. 11--R. T. Epperson. chairman; E. w. Moore, M. w. Gun ster. D. w. c. Yarbrough. J. Reese Murray.
 Committee No. 12-B. c. Cox. chair man E. F. Enslen. T. J. Heflin, Lu- cien C. Brown, J. E. Montgomery.
 Committee No. 13-Colman Blach, chairman J. T. Doster. Monte Semon, Sam F. Fowlkes, J. H. Phillips. Committee No. 14-J. Gregory John- ston. chairman; Walter B. Fowlkes, James Johns, Bert Jacobs. Julian Dow, c. T. Wofford.
 Committee No. 15--George McCleery, chairman R., I. Ingalls,. Ernest Redd, sol Caheen, J. w. Griffith.
 Committed No. 16--W. D. Stead. chairman; John. Sparrow, Frank Ste vens L. l.. Doty. r. P. Glass. Dr. Percy Woodall.
 Committee No IT-F. J. Holberg, chair man; J. K. Sternc (Ad club team. J. A. Burrell.
 Committee No. 1S--James H. Finder, chairman: H. K Milner. Jack Riddle, T. j. Kinbrough. w. T. Cox. pr. B. P. Sib- Hey.
 Committee No 1s-F. H. ronsmeire.
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