The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-31
STATE BEGINS ID
 CONTRIBUTE ID
 BABY CAMPAIGN
Drive Formally Begins on September 15 for S30,000 for the Childrens'
 Aid Society

With the beginning of the campaign for s30,000 to be raised for the Alabama Childrens Aid Society set for Septem- Der 15, and with large number of tFe county chairmen already appointed, ev- cry section of the state already is re- spending. to the call of the baby cam paign, according to an announcement president of the society.
 Already at the state headquarters of the Alabama Children's Aid Society, Steiner building, contributions have be- gun to come in Saturday morning among several others was found contribution pany of Eufaula. The accompanying let ter said: I've note that the campaign does not start until September, however, we prefer sending our check now, as the matter may be neglected or we may be overlooked by the campaign commit tee" MT. Shorter in sending in his check further said, We earnestly hope and pray that you will not have any trouble in securing the required amount, as we feel that it is the duty of every Christian throughout the entire state to lenu ms eIIOrlS III SuCn Just CduSe dS you are undertaking" This is the kind of response that the baby campaign is meeting throughout the state.
 The actual campaign is on September 15. The amount for the whole state is $30,OOO.
 President Johnson yesterday announced the appointment of the following chair men:
 MT. Ben Craig, Selma, Dallas, county
 MT. Charles Horton,I Aliceville, Pickens county.
 Mrs. L. steinhart, Demopolis, Marengo county.
 Mrs. Sam Starke, Troy Pike county.
 MT. W. B. Ivey, Evergreen, Conecuh county
 Mrs. George Malone, Dothan, Houston county.
 Mir J. F. Alldredge, Eutaw, Green coun- ty.
 Hon. o. E. Thompkins, Headland, Hen- ry county. lapoosa county.
 MT. R. N. Mcleod, Andalusia. Coving- ton county.
 Mir. w. II. Hawkins, Bay Minette, Bald- win county.
 MT. J. Fl. Edgar, Butler, Choctaw coun- ty.
 Mrs. M E. Curtis, Camden, Wilcox county.
 Prof. J. W. Watson. centerville. Bibp county.
 pr. Chason, Chatom. Washington coun- ty.
 MT G. G. Walker, Clanton, Chilton county.
 MT. J. w. Kelsoe, Enterprise. Coffee county.
 Mrs. Albert Moulthrop, Eufaula, Bar bour county.
 MT. w. c. Cochrane, Lowndesboro' Lowndes county.
 Mrs. J. A. Crawford, Rockford. Coosa county. N
 Miss Velma Stewart and Miss Ella Sew ell, Jackson, Clarke county.
 MT. M. W. Allen, Lafayette, Chambers county.
 Mrs J. c. Travis, Livingston. Sumter county.
 Dr. H. A. Bagby, Marion, Perry coun- ty
 Mrs. c. L. Hybart, Monroeville. Monros county,
 Mrs. George Capps. opelika, Lee county.
 Mir. F. $. Howell, Ozark Dale county.
 Mrs. H. S. Doster. Prattville, Autauga county.
 MT. Frank M de Graffenreid. Scale Russell county.
 MT R. E. L. Cope, Union Springs, Bull lock county.
 Miss Nonie Lull, Wetumpka, Fillmore county.
 MT. Luther, Davis Tuscaloosa, Tusca- 1oosca county.
 In these counties Dr. Henry Edmonds, Judge Sam D. Murphy and Dr. Newfield will speak and press the cause of the children. these three speakers will enter their territory beginning Monday, Sep tember 15. The northern counties of the state, which will be covered by Dr. Mid dleton s. Barnwell, are still in process of organization. Dr. Barnwell will announce the chairmen for this section later