The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-18
GOVERNOR NAMES
 STATE COMMITTEE
 FOR BOND ISSUE
Michael Cody Is Chairman and John Gamble Is State Campaign
 Manager

1 Montgomery December 17.-(spe- cial. )-One hundred and thirty-three | prominent citizens of Alabama were today named by Governor Henderson
 as members of the executive commit l tee on the bond issue. Michael Cody, 1 president of the Exchange National | bank of Montgomery, was designated
 as state chairman, and John Gamble l of Troy, was named as state campaign l manager.
 | The committee is composed of bank
 CTS, leading business and professional
 men, and prominent farmers. The com
 mittee is nonpartisan, every political 1 faction in the state being represented
 on the committee.
 Eight members of the committee are from Birmingham, as follows; EX- Governor William D. Jelks, Walker Percy, W. w. Crawford, w. s. Brown, 1 T. o. Smith, c. H. Scott, J. o. Thomp
 son and Maj. E. M. Tutwiler.
 1 Other prominent members of the committee are: Dr. w. B. Crumpton, president of the Anti-Saloon league of i Alabama; L. B. Musgrove of Jasper, John Rogers of Gainesville, R. E. I Spragins of Huntsville, Frank S. Moody | of Tuscaloosa, and others.
 Governor Henderson will announce | the various county committees on Sun- day morning. The county committees will compose several hundred leading citizens.
 Following are those designated by the governor to serve on the state eX- ecutive committee:
 Michael Cody, Montgomery, chair l man. John Gamble, Troy, state cam paign manager; William J. Jelks, Bir-
 mingham; J. o. Thompson, Birming- ham; NJ J. McDermott, Mobile; Judge Charles Hall Bay Minette Charles Nc
 Dowell, Eufaula; w. ". Lavender, Gen. treville; John F. Aelton, Oneonta; |; Lewis Johnson, Cleveland, R. 1; pr. w. C. Miles, Cleveland; Maj. T. w. Peogler, Greenville; J. J. Willett, Anniston; w.. H. Weatherly, Anniston; E. M. Pink ard, Clanton; w. J. Dansby, Butler; Dr. J. R. Horn, Luverne; Gen. C. w.. Hooper, Selma; Gen. G. P Harrison Opelika; Daniel Pratt, Prattville; Capt.
 G. H. Dent, Eufaula; Frank Pearce Louisville; F. D. Reynolds, Centrevlile;
 Remus w. Buckner, Oneonta; R L. Patterson, Blountsville; Gen. J. B. Stan ley, Greenville; John B. Knox, Annis- ton; J. c. sproul, Anniston; Col. R. w..
 Jennings, Lanette; E. B. Deason, Clan ton; John S. Chapman, Grove Hill; w. M. Lackey. Ashland; J. L. Warren, Enterprise; J. c. Spragins, Sheffield, C. P Demming, Evergreen, D. M White, Goodwater, c. l.. Ketler, Lu- verne, c. A. Stiefelmeyer Cu,lman, J. $. Ellis Selma, G. B. Bowling, Ozark; A. E. Loveless, Brewton, E. O. McCord, Gads- l den, T. A. Stevens Gadsden, pr. E. H. l Cross, Gadsden, Judge P. c. Black. Black; | R. B. Evins, Greensboro; Earnest Hill, | Dothan; John Proctor, Scottsboro, T. O. Smith, Birmingham. w. S. Brown. Bir-
 mingham; C. H. Scott, Birmingham; M. w. Camper, Florence, A. D. Donaldson, Elba, John Peach, Tuscumbia, w. H. Newton, Evergreen, T. w. Shows, Lu- verne, George H. Parker Cullman; s. M. Lovelady, Cullman; J. E. z. Riley, Ozark; l J. R. Gamble Wetumpka w. w. Barber, Brewton; w. T. Murphree, Gadsden; A. M. 1 Grimsley Fayette; c. E. Wilson, Russell I vile; Judge T. w. Coleman, Eutaw; Rob- ert Newman, Abbeville; John Sanders, Dothan; William Talley Stevenson; w. 1 w. Crawford, Birmingham; w. w. ogden, 1 Sulligent; W. H. Mitchell, Florence; R. l.. Glenn, Florence; R. B. Barnes, l Opelika; J. c. Wood, Hayneville; w. w. Campbell, Tuskegee; John C. Webb, De-
 mopolis; V. R. White, Hamilton; Dr. P. l B. Lusl, Guntersvile; H. T. Inge, Mo- bile; Gen. J. w. Whiting, Mobile; Phelan B. Dorlon, Mobile; Dr. w. B. Crumpton,
 Montgomery; Frank D. Kohn, Montgom- cry; Samuel c. Blackwell, Decatur; J. H. Tayloe, Uniontown; J. c. Wright, Roam l oke; J. M. Prigden, Cedar Bluff; w. H. | Knight Roanoke; O. l.. Hall. Collins | vile; J. T. Benton, Scale; Claude Hardy, Camden; J. T. Leeper, Columbiana; John Rogers, GainesvilIe Dr. S. H. Wech, Tal- ladega; J. B. Rylance. Dadeville; F. s. Moody, Tuscaloosa; l.. B. Musgrove, Jasper; J. H. Cranford, Jasper; J. s. | Curtis, Double Springs; R. E. Spragins, I Huntsville; Walker Percy, Birmingham; | N. P. Renfro, Opelilla: w. T. Sanders, Athens; c. P. Rogers, Letohatchie; J. H. Drakeford, Tuskegee; George Pegram, Faunsdale; S. L. Gibson, Albertville P. 1 J. Lyons, Mobile Henry Hess Mobile; l J. C. Rich, Mobile: A. c. Danner, Mo- | bile; Simon Gassenheimer, Montgomery R. M. Hobbie, Montgomery; Harvey E. Jones, Montgomery; c. c. Harris, De- catur; Judge L. C. Hudgins, Carrollton; Fox Henderson, Troy; John w. Overton, Wedowee; J. M. Atkins Hefln; Wade M Carlisle, Roanoke: J. B. Barnett, Monroe | vile; B. deG. Waddel. Scale; J. w. Enzor, Ashville; H. L. McTlderry, Talla- 1 dega; Currie Bowie, Talladega; Roy Mo- land, Alexander City; H. B. Foster Tus- calooosa; Pope Long, Cordova; B. D. Turner. Chatom; Robert Blanton Haley E. M. Tutwiler Birmingham I .os---