The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-02

later in the week it will be announced
where they will form and who Will be
in charge.
The parade will be strictly demo-
cratic parade; no carriages. horses nor
automobiles will be permitted TO take
part.
The public schools have agreed to turn
out for the parade, and it is urgently
requested that the Independent schools,
including Howard college, Margaret Al
len school, Louie Compton seminary
and any others will arrange to partic-
pate and place WIN be reserved for
them.
The matter is now up with the United
States authorities to have several bands
from Admission and Montgomery, as well
as number of the soldiers from these
camps here to participate in the parade.
CRAWFORD HEADS COMMITTEE
George Gordon Crawford, president of
the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad
company, will head committee on spe-
cial subscriptions, the appointment of
which was announced by Harry w Cof-
fin, chairman Of the Jefferson county
Liberty Loan committee, Monday after
noon. This committee is expected to
show big results in the coming cam
paign.
Members of the committee are as fol-
lows:
George G, Crawford chairman. A. II.
Woodward, Charles T. Fairburn, A. r.
Forsyth. l.. SEWER George w. Connors,
Oscar Wells, 7. o. Smith, W. w. Craw-
ford, John II. Frye, Leo X. Steiner. G.
b. Mccormack, Charles DeBardeleben
Janmes Bonnyman, Morris Bush, p. g.
Shook Robert Jemison, ST., Morris Adler
J. r. McWane, Charles E. Thomas. Sam
uel Earle, r. A. Terrell, B. F. Moore,
I. F. Young, Murray Brown, Culpepper
" NJ Ca L.
Crawford Johnson. j. w. Donelly, J. g.
Whitfield, Thomas j. Kidd. r. S. Nun
ger, W. NJ. Cosby. S. j. Bowie, f. L.
Brown, B. M. Allen, Hugh Morrow, J.
C. Beatty j. S. Wilson, Hugo Marx,
John l.. Kaul, r. II. Lathrop, Merrell
Northngton, F. B. Fowlkes, George M
Morrow, Jr., ]. D. Kirkpatrick, ]. w.
Oden Thomas W. Martin (Alabama
Power company, w. P. Redd.
\ SHELBY ORGANIZATION
shelby county has been thoroughly
organized for the third Liberty Loan
drive. which will begin on April 6,
and the following have been appoint
ed in charge of the campaign in that
county:
w. F. Davis, county chairman. Co
lumbiana.
columbiana-w. L. Christian. sub
chairman; w. w. Wallace, Judge q.
W. Weaver. Max Lefkevitz, J. r. White.
Rev. A. J. Notes.-The, Prof. w. p. John
son. Judge A. p. I,ongshore.
Shelby. G. Hendricks. subchair-
man; G. w. Davis. b. r. Wilson, DR.
j. l. Batson, w. E. Merreli, H. ]. Bus
by, w. B. Seals.
Calera-R l. Holcpme. subchair-
man; c. w. Wade, y. w. Boyd. DIR.
S. d. Betley. II. 7. Brown, p. Baer,
z. S. Cowart, Gordon DuBose, Max
kaladner, c. L. ONeal.
Wilsonville-E. w. Payne. subchair-
man. Leon C. Pope, John Weldon, III.
E. Smith. Walter Riddle.
Helena--G. G. Mullins. subchairman.
G. w. Pestell. J. A. Mcdaniel, T. L.
Lovelady. J. +. Ruffin, J. +. Lambert.
Vincent F. McGraw. subchair-
man; C. Fl. Fleruy. Dr. E.. C. Embry,
j. H. Wilder.
Siluria-F. NJ. Thompson, subchair-
man; K. e. Nickerson.
Pelham-F. c. oats, subchairman;
Theo w. Johnson.
Chelsea--F r. Chesser, subchair-
man: G. w. weldon.
Maylene-C. +. Peter, subchairman;
Sam Lift, j. r. Hunter.
Aldrich-W. F. Saunders, subchair-
man. Pleasant Shaw.
Sterrett--R. f. Cosper. subchairman
Keystone-H w. Hannahan, sub
chairman.
Longview-George Scott. subchair-
man
Saginaw. p. McLain. subchair-
man.
Acton-Roe Hinsley, subchairman;
Mr. Hurst.
westover-H. E. Archer. subchair-
man.
Calcis-A. G. Embry, subchairman.