The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-31
BRYAN MAX ES TALK

BR AN M Ah ES iALN
 William Jennings Bryan, thrice pres idential candidate, gave talk on Co operation" at the Friday luncheon. He said that if billion men had marcned across the Isthmus of Panama noae would have ventured to suggest that he alone could have dug that won dorful canal but that by the organt- zation of an efficient force of about 40, 900 men, what would have been an impossible individual problem, was made possible of solution
 'Co- operation said MT. Bryan. makes power effective. I have no doubt that you will get your 2o00 mem bcrs It is Birmngham's way. We have been told that as a nation we sleep until the eleventh hour but when we wake up we do more work in all hour than the rest of the world in a day You will reach your goal ard when you are banded together 20o0 strong, do not forget that you not only have power, but responsibility. Y3u will have to show leadership Every great movement starts with minority, rot d majority. The world moves, not when a great number gets together. bur when someone proclaims great truth Once proclaimed. it echoes un- ii, it drowns out all other sounds"
 BIG ASSET TO CITY
 MT. Bryan pointed out that he had been coming to Birmingham for nearly a quarter of century, and in that time he had seen the city forge ahead. He said he was confident that it would keep on going to the front He declared that growth would present problems to be solved, and a strong Chamber of Com the city.
 I'r Courtney w. Shropshire presided at the luncheon, being introduced by R. A. Brown. It was Civitan day. and a large number of the members of that body was in attendance.
 Claude Estes is to be the presiding off cer at today's luncheon, which will be held in conjunction with the Community club. Final reports of the various teams, with totals for the week. will be chalked Lpcn team blackboards.
 The totals of teams to date is as fol- lows:
 RED GROUP
 Maj. ". J. Adams, 249; Captains E. w. Brownell, 5S; Victor Gage, s; Joseph B. Pool. 31; T. G. Estes, %; George Me Cleery, 25; J. B. Yeatman 24: Abe Kauf. man, 23 H. w. Taylor, g; J. Ellis Brown. p; G. w. Hopson, g; E. P. Allen, 2l; J. P. DeJarnette. 19; Joseph K. Saks, 19: D. A. Piatt, IS; R. Fl. Trick, IS; Julien & Caheen, IS; Ed s. Moore, 15; w. A. Currie. 14 A. J. Arrant, 12; Herbert Steiner g. Ensley- Fairfield, c. c. Burke, 57: business and professional women, Mrs. H. F. Pearce, 22; totals, previous. 6s5; May 30 103: five days. 7sS.
 WHITE GROUP
 Mai J. Chapline Hodges, 200; Cap tains $. D. Crawford, 43; w. V. Bartlett, 43; Clarence Lloyd, Al; Fred Shireman, 3e; w. F. Tyler, 9; R. F. Burnett. 31; w. B. Fowlkes. 26; G. w. Yancey, 25; A. c. Montgomery, 23; J. c. O'Dell, 20: F. c. Shepard, Jr., 20; Hill Ferguson, 19; D. B Dimick, IS; R. C. Thompson, 13: A. B. Davenport, 6: Eugene Munger 3; Pratt City, c. A. Hassler, 6; totals, previous. 539: May 90. 66; five days. 605.
 BLUE GROUP
 Major w. C. Bonham, 97 Captains Ed Warren, AZ; R. A. Porter, 32; Henry J. Porter, Jr, 2o; w. A. Steadman. 25; w. C. Phillips. P; Henry M. Dozier, IS; F. H. Gafford. 15: Rev. M. S. Barnwell, 13; Sigfricd Steiner, B; pr. Percy H. Woodal, l3; Claud Estes. 13 W. l.. caldwell l3: c. L. Hagan, 15; Frank Stevens. 9; F. H. Beaumont, s: w. V. Trammell, 5; totals. previous, BPS; May 90, 4s; five days. S76.
 Grand totals: Monday. 57o; Tuesday, 43l Wednesday, 299: Thursday, 252; Fri day 217: five days, 1169