The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-08
TEAMS FOR BOY
 SCOUT CAMPAIGN Group of Business and Pro- fessiOnal Men Behind the
 Financial Movement

As the time for the starting of the financial campaign Of the Birmingham council of the Boy Scouts of America approaches the details are rapidly be- ing taken care of and the teams receiv- ing final instructions before they start their assault on the hearts of our citi- zens. From noon yesterday team cap tains and their men frequented headquar- ters looking over the suggested lists of
 possible contributors and planning their team arrangements.
 Since the announcement yesterday aft
 ernoon of the personnel of the teams
 some changes and additions have been made, with more additions to come to- day. The present arrangement of team captains and members is as follows:
 Flying Squadron-Borden Burr, captain;
 J. W. Donnelly, Culpepper Exum, Craw- ford Johnson, R. A. Brown. F. B.
 Fowlkes.
 Team No. 1-Frank P. Glass, Sr., cap- tain; Sid J. Bowie, Landers Sevier, J. D. Moore Sol Caheen.
 Team No. 2-Louis Gelders, captain;
 Jchn c. Henley. Jr., John Yeatman, J. D. Rosenberger, c. NJ. Stanley Dr. H. i E. Mitchell.
 Team No. 3-Angus NJ. Taylor, captain; J. Gregory Johnson, Frank Rushton. w. Carson Adams, George McCleery, D. C. Marlborough.
 Team No AR. Frank Epperson. cap tain R. T. Anderson, Joe Loveman, Dr. J. H. Finder, Dr. D. A. Piatt, w. J. Wheeler.
 Team No. 5-L. Pizitz, captain; Jacob Burger, Hugh Locke, c. F. Tillory, Hugh | Ellis and R. w. Ewing. | Team No. 6E. H. Andrews. George R. 1 Knox, Val Nesbitt, M. F. Bush, Carl | Milan, w. D. Stead
 | Team No 7-E. F. Morgan. captain: | Walter Sessions, S. D. Murphy, J. R.
 Hornady, Alvin Douglas, George Estes.
 Jim Davidson, John Armstrong. ! Team No. S-H. K. Miner, captain; 1 John E. Shelby, W. D. Nesbitt Walter ! Fowlkes, Fred Shireman, Solon Jacobs
 P. G. Shook.
 Team No. 9-Steel Andrews, captain; R.
 F. Burnett, Ionnie Munger. Alex Dear born, J. H. Holcombe, z. Nespor. A. Brummage.
 Team No. 10 (Ensley)-T. F. West, cap tain; P. A. Eubank, D. J Hummer Team No Il Ensley)-Frazier Banks, captain; D. M. Lewis, l.. Pope. l The Boy Scouts of America is a great organization, enlisting the sympathy and active support of men all over the ooun- try. President Woodrow Wilson is the honorary president of the organization The Hon. William H. Taft and Hon. Theodore Roosevelt are the honorary vice presidents. The president of the organ- ization is Colvin H. Livingstone, Wash ington, D. C., and the vice presidents are Milton A. McRae, Detroit, Mich: David Starr Jordan, Leland Stanford university, California; A. Stamford White, Chicago, III.
 The present campaign in Birmingham fs simply to establish the Birmingham coun- ell on general footing with suitable quarters and officers to extend the work in way to meet the best interests of the city and of Jefferson county. The local committee has issued a pamphlet containing many pertinent facts In regard to the scout movement in gem eral and of Its value to Birmingham in particular Some of our leading clergv- men and other prominent citizens are on record as to the value and scope of it's possibilities. MT. Borden Burr is presi- dent of the local committee and Mir. Col man Blach treasurer, is acting as chair
 man of the financial campaign These two men are ably assisted by an enthusi- astic group of business and professional men. They are all enthusiastic and con- fident that Birmingham will give the boys the small sum asked to aid in the development of it's future citizens into high type of manhood, which, in turn. will repay a hundredfold by it's lesson learned or service to the community.