The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-27
WILL URGE REMOVAL OF CONNECTS FROM
 MINES ID THE ROADS
Senator White Calls Meeting of Executive Committee of Convict Improve
 ment Association

Senator Frank g. White. president
 of the Alabama Convict Improvement
 association, announced last night that he had called a meeting of the state executive committee and the various
 county executive committees for Mon
 day. July 13, the date on which the legislature will reconvene following it's recess.
 The Alabama Convict Improvement association was formed some months ! ago for the purpose of working the destruction of the convict lease sys- tenn in Alabama and accomplishing the transfer of convicts from the mines
 to the highways. Ii is considered cer-
 tain that Legislation regarding the
 lease system will be undertaken by
 the legislature and the association de sires to enact some resolutions. do some effective work among the legis-
 lators and ascertain the sentiment re- E1rding their scheme which exists
 among the lawmakers. It is considered possible that the legislature will adopt for Alabama the
 convict regulations of the state of Georgia Senator J. T. Denson of Greene some weeks ago visited Geor- gia In order to study the method pur-
 sued by that state in handling its con victs and on his return expressed sat isfaction with conditions found there.
 The members of the associations eX- ecutive committee representing the state al large follows: Fred l. Thompson, Mobile; V. R. At | lSins. Dallas; John Craft, Mobile, George H. Malone, Houston; David | Holt, Jefferson; A. II. Carmichael Col 1 bert Judge J. J. Ray, Walker; Ross | RlaclSmon. Calhoun; l.. E. Musgrove | Walker; Hugh McGeever Jefferson, Frank Glass Jefferson: II. B. Herzberg Etowah E. E. Miller. Jefferson; Miss
 Julia Tutwler, Sumter; Rev. w. B. Crumpton. Montgomery; T. J. Kennedy Jackson: w. B. Oliver. Tuscaloosa Robert q. Hiden, Jefferson; Robert
 Moulthrop, Barbour; William Ryan, Jefferson: Horace Hood, Montgomery
 J. E. Pierce. Madison; J. A. Rountrec, Jefferson: John A. Lusk. Marshall;
 Sterling A. Wood. Jefferson; Ernest D. Fite, Marion; Thomas L. Long, Wal
 ker; w. s. Keller. Montgomery; W. .. Davis. Walker. The executice committee from the vari- ous counties follows: Baldwin--S. C. Jenkins. Barbour-,Judge A. II. Aston. Judge T. D. Grubbs George w. Peach. Bibb-E. D. Reynolds, K. z. Mahan, R.
 A. Frederick, Henry P. White, Jerome T. Fuller. j. w. Hunnicutt, J. C. Hicks w. l., Langston, J. II. Woods. Patrick Shan non.
 Blount-Judge J. F. Kelton. Calhoun-E. D. Willett w. D. Greenleaf, R. E. Gam. [. Clarke-J. A. Besole, J. J. Gum. Clay-James w. King. Dale-J. E. z. Riley. Col. o. c. Doster,
 Prof. N. A. Jones. C. M. Mauldin, II. L.. Martin.
 Fayette-Judge E. Goodwin. R. r. Peters.
 Franklin--Henry Jones, w. H. Key, T.
 R. Williams. Hale-James Lambert Jackson--J. D. Snodgrass Judge ]. B. Hackworth.
 Jefferson-Judge w F.. Fort. Won l.. Thompson, J. B. Wood, George Ross.
 Bessemer; Borden Burr, W. A. Spencer. Wylam; J. D. Collins, Adam Pow, Ems ley; George Byrum. Ensley; Major Elliott, Leeds; Kelly Johnston, Bessemer; Mrs. Oscar Hundley, l.. B. Lanier. Bessemer; Dr. E. w. Averit. Ensley; William Bibby,
 Littleton: Simon Klotz, J. D. Shelby. Lamar-J. c. Miller. Judge R. L. Brad ley.
 Macon-Judge s. l.. Brewer. Madison-Clarendon Davis. James H. Pride.
 Marion-G. J. Wilson. Judge Mack Pearce.
 MobIIe-J. c. OConnell. Rabbi Alfred
 Moses.
 Montgomery-Ho John P. Kohn, Mrs.
 Laura J. Stern, Hon. John s. Tlley. Hon. James s. Parrish. Hon. w. J. Martin. Miss Caroline Haralson. Morgan-Judge Thomas w. Vert Judge
 Nesbitt. Judge Sample. Judge P. c. Speake.
 Perry-G. J. Wilson. Pike-Judge A. c. Edmondson. RandOlph-B A Weathers. St. Clair-Gardner Greene. Walker-Frank Marcus George Powell, R. c. Crawford, J. J. Grace, Judge J. w. Shepherd Ernest Lacey. c. M. Sartain. R. A. ORear, J. A. Huggins. Lowry Davis.
 Winston-W. V. Mayhall. John s. Curtis.